90.8 ; la a" elelMI CO m tfl ���^ 30 o m o Hi 3 ���i 8* JC X m 0) *S m ^3 m m eo ll * ��� H ft* 5 00 00 eo ttmmmamVm\ms\ssmmmmm Coast News, June 11,1990 Georcje in Gibsons The dangers of Lyme disease by George Cooper, 8864520 What connection has Lyme, Connecticut, to our Sunshine Coast on the other side of the continent? Lyme is the name of a disease first recognized in that village as an infection previously unknown to medicine in North America until the late 70's. Now it has been noted in many states of the US with a few cases reported in Canada. One resident of the Sunshine Coast is just now recovering from this illness acquired through a tick bite while he worked in the Kootenays. Medical research since 1975 has established that the spirochete, a genus of bacteria, which causes Lyme disease or Lyme borreliosis, is carried to humans by a deer tick, a tick much smaller than the wood tick. This tick is suspected of spreading about the continent by means of migrating birds. The tremendous increase, reported in the US, of the number of white-tailed deer, one of the tick's hosts, is thought to be another factor in the spread of this disease. Although the symptoms vary greatly, we are told by health experts, the illness generally divides into three stages; that is to say, of course, if early diagnosis and treatment are not undertaken. r In the first stage flu-like symptoms like severe headaches and fever, often marked in two- thirds of the cases by an expanding rash centred on the site of the tick bite. These signs appear after _the second or third day after the tick bite and continue until the 30th day. Weeks, perhaps months, after the tick bite has introduced the spirochete into the Mood stream, there may appear pains in the body joints, even a brief memory loss, and facial paralysis. In the third stage, generally within two years, come the signs of arthritis that can last for months and leave recurring joint problems in more than half the victims of the disease. If diagnosed in time the disease can be successfully treated with antibiotics - a reassuring thought. A great deal of information has appeared in the popular press, a good deal of it gleaned from medical journals. Oregon, we find, is a region of high incidence of the disease, Washington much less, so far, and BC with relatively few cases diagnosed, although a deer tick is indigenous here. Enough concern has been shown by sufferers of this disease in BC to see the organizing of support groups to collect data for the public, for government agencies, and for doctors. A support group in West Vancouver founded by Diane Kin- dree, herself a victim from a tick bite in her garden, has among these objectives just listed the added one of pressing senior governments to begin studies of deer ticks in BC. It is pointed out in articles on Lyme borreliosis that ticks can be found in cities on pets as well as in tall grass and trees in wilderness and parks. In Lyme news, West Vancouver support groups newsletter, some precautions to avoid tick bites are laid out in detail. When anywhere outdoors in areas likely to harbour ticks, clothing closed at ankles, wrists and neck is one safeguard; insect repellent is another; a check for ticks on the skin especially at the neck hairline is certainly- called for; and the use of - disinfectant following the careful removal of the whole: tick with tweezers. Instruction is given, too, in" Lyme news in steps to be taken, in sending live ticks found on the body to your doctor who in turn can send them to the BC Centre for Disease Control. On-. ly by this assistance can a begin- < with Horticulturist & Plant-Prod Representative DONNA BUDD will be here Saturday, June 16,11*3 pm to answer your gardening questions. LAWN PERFECT The convenient, economical way to professional-looking lawn care. c *K*BE*/, GARDENS '\ ���pen 7 days I wok WEEKDAYS 9-5:30 Sundays * HetMays 10-4 Chamberlin Road (ail Mirth Nd.) ning be made in the study of this carrier, the deer lick found in this region. The address of the West Vancouver support group is P.O. Box 93002, Caulfcild Village, West Vancouver, BC V7W 3G4. GIBSONS LEGION Members of Branch 109 approved disbursement of nearly $7000 lo a number of community organizations and to worthy projects in Canada at the branch meeting in May. The Boy Scouts, Girl Guides in Gibsons and District, the Sechelt Pipes and Drums, the Seaforth Cadets, the Sunshine Coasl Home Support Society and the Kiwanis Care Home all received donations. Other agencies to whom the branch donated are support groups for cystic fibrosis, cancer, crippled children (through the Lions Club), kidney disease, muscular dystrophy and, as well, the CNIB. TEEN SHOW Those of us in Gibsons will have an opportunity to lake in a really good variety show which recently received great acclaim alter a performance in Sechell in May. The Teen Show will be repealed on Friday, June 15 al 8 pm in the Gibsons Catholic Church Hall. There are quite a few outstanding dancers from Gibsons in the show as well as singers and musicians from the rest of ihe Coasl. The lasl show was lor the benefit of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the proceeds from the Gibsons show will go Ihe Multiple Sclerosis fund. Try to gel out there and give your support lo this fine group of young people who love to perform lo help those less fortunate. Admission is SS. CONGRATULATIONS! Congratulations to Gibsons graduates from UBC: Anastase Maragos, Bachelor of Laws and Suzanne Reimer, Bachelor of Arts. NRS Sponsors Elphinstone Students "Outward Bound" Thanks to NRS and Steve Saevyer, 16 students from Elphinstone Secondary School, accompanied by three adults, went on an Outward Bound Expedition near Pemberron from May 14th to May 18th. They spent 5 days in the beautiful mountains climbing rocks, peaks and glaciers. They slept in tents, igloos and snow caves experiencing a very stress-free life. finy way you Slice it the Classifieds bring results �� ii �� i * * I Keep your seVwMtr Mt clue lo your My. kai matte ten It stays Md we). I tne Ittea're areiaaet, wear tear lap eat steelier ML Its impertaat tt wear ttte lea belt snuffy eter rear Upa ami net atrett tear tiemaeh. Da at jeer tkaaUer Mt se (Ii eter tear ikealear. Hat eater tear arm. tfeerlapteHteift mf ��� aai lew eter tear hipt. I I DO IT Iff M6HT.IC ���ICBC ������ d Coast News, June 11,1990 Roberts Creek poast drivers - slow down please I -Father's Day SPECIAL- i |g by Bev Cranston, 8M-221S T Drivers on the Sunshine jboast and even Roberts Creek hre driving me nuts. One of the many nice things about leaving ���the 'big smoke' was that I no longer had to drive like a tnaniac to get where I'm going. "Vancouver traffic and its two Jilus lanes is pretty easy stuff compared to freeway and city (traffic in most BIG cities. How ,\vould you like to find an exit (off a six lane freeway where peryone is going 70 mph plus? | Deaking in and out of lanes lust to get a few feet ahead, cut- ing in and being cut in on is just rart of city driving. You don't .are if ihe guy behind you is iding your bumper because you're doing ihe same to the nty in front of you. I even used "honk, roll down Ihe window, I wave at the guy in the lane tt to and behind me to let me It worked most of the time. ['Moving to the Sunshine $ast with my very versatile lit- frfour sixed V6 Capri, with its lack and pinion steering for pose light corners of the Coast Highway, made it difficult for ^ie to settle down from that Inaniac driving you literally have to do in Vancouver. I actually got away with no speeding tickets, no accidents of any kind, lt amazes me now to think of my luck. But that was 13 years ago and traffic was much lighter here then. Now I drive slowly, but not too slowly. I'm in no hurry. What for? When cars rage past me in a big panic to get to the next car in front of me to ride their bumper, I just laugh. When 1 drive the old pickup truck with the mega bumper thai slicks out a good foot from the tailgate, I really laugh. One of those new cars with its rubber bumpers and thin melal front ends is going to crumple like a child's accordian if the driver decides to tailgate much closer and I have to stand on the brakes. It hasn't happened yet, bul with the heavily increasing How of traffic on this coasl and the rush that people seem to be in to get nowhere, it's going lo happen soon. Slow down and look at the scenery. You'll gel there soon enough. CREEK DAZE Don't forget the Creek Daze organizational meeting Thursday, June 14 al 8 pm at the Community Hall. Lots of input and planning is needed to organize Roberts Creek's own summer celebration on Saturday, July 21. SCHOOL NEWS Stuart Hercus, Principal of Roberts Creek Elementary has announced some great news for students and parents in Roberts Creek. We finally are going to gel the addition to the school. It has been officially approved. The architect will be at the school ihis month to start on the plans for the addition and soon after lhat, construction will begin. The staff of Roberts Creek Elementary is doing a great job educating and keeping our students informed on environmental issues. Recycling is one Of them. Another is the issue of logging in the Tetrahedron wilderness area of ihe Coast. During June the Grade 7 class will be having several guest speakers including John Hind- Smith of the Tetrahedron Alliance, Jim Gurney from the SCRD and Malcolm Cattanach from Ihe Ministry of Forests. Then the class will t>e having an overnight experience in the Tetrahedron/Mount Steele area. HOLIDAYS Holidays are coming and a very capable and well-known lady from Roberts Creek is going to be writing the Roberts Creek column, Janice Leighton. After ihe June 18 issue of the Coasl News, please call Janice evenings at 886-3541 if you have any meetings, announcements, stories or news stories that you think would be of interest to readers. LIBRARY NEWS There were 24 new books added to the adult shelves of the Roberts Creek Library last month ��� something for every taste. Festival of the Written Arts writers include Arthur Black, Marilyn Bowering and Randolph Wright. There is some fine new fiction including mysteries and the Higgins thriller. Mount your precious picture _ on a 8" double gold M Photo glazed plate Reg. $22.00 Special Price $1 100 I 1CAY SERVICE .Expires June J6th fB$E 5x7 colour enlargement for every roll of film processed - 35 mm ��� 1 only Yoier Pro/essiorwl Store & More Tri* Photo Opein Mon. - Sat. 9:30.5:30 I I ��� ��� I ��� NEW STORE HOURS ,.:��������� 9:30 ��� 5:30 Mon. - Sat. Special Order Sale 25% OFF JUNE 1*30 ALL STOCK AND SPECIAL ORDERS Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt 885-3414 The Grade 7 Yearbook Club of Gibsons Elementary School worked all year to produce the school's first hardcover edition under the sponsorship of Lynn Duncan. ���Jeff Carpenter photo Any way you Slice it the Classifieds bring results 4 * * �� 4 * 2 lb. Sleeping Bag req. $32.99 "27 3 lb. Sleeping Bag req. $34.99 *29 13 pee. Enamel Camp Set....Req.$28.99 '19w Propane Torch req. $20.69 "1200 Dynasty Group **'^o �� ^5 ^L^m^m\ 4 pee. Wicker Set n3* ^!*5��5�� with cushions Req. $729.99 ^mW %mV ^mW Molded Resin 39" ' Round Table, 4 Chairs & Umbrella Set velHi tablecloth & chair pads *165 i On Cowrie St., In the Heart of Sechelt 885-2171 Children's ..'.. UttJt Oow-Mto-S tt** Cup*** mm ���*��������� School Graduation /Luortad HELMETS on Itda. ^JODgy Free Safety-Check TRAILBAY SPORTS IRAIl AVE & COWRIE SI 5[CHElT m ���,. t^^a^ mmm^^mmmm ^^yie^HMMI Coast News, June 11,1990 Sechelt Scenario Residents nl Totem Lodge were treated to a performance by musical, but fierce pirates from the Grade 1 class at Davis Bay school. ���Penny Fuller pholo Davis Bay News h Views Volunteers needed for special crafts by Lauralee Solll 885-5212 Kirkland Centre is looking for volunteers to come in and share any of their special crafts or interests. If you would like to help out give Sarah a call at 885-1934. One of the crafts they have been working on is making earrings and now they are going to make necklaces. Ed and Helen Cuylits are coming to show their slides of Cuba and a Cuban lunch is being planned. Some of the other guests, past and in the future are: Paster Shandel, Sechelt's Alderman Reid, Tony Greenfield - birdman, Helen Toynbce from the Sechelt Medical Clinic, Doug - singalong, Joan Wilcox -painting and Reg Dickson, who will be coming to entertain for Father's Day. A Challenge '90 student, Mishi, is going to be doing Drop off Your COAST NEWS CLASSIFIEDS at WILSON CREEK CAMPGROUND In Wilson Creek until 3:30 Friday "A Fliandl! Paopla Placa" histories of all our clients, with the intention of putting them in a book. ST. JOHN'S The May 27 concert held at St. John's United Church was attended by a capacity audience. The program consisted of excerpts from Opera and light classics. The singers were our Alice Horsman, with Vancouver soloists. The concert was very well received and we look forward to future concerts in the fall and winter. GENERAL MEETING A reminder of the Davis Bay/ Wilson Creek Community Association meeting being held tonight (June 11) at 7:30. This is the last general meeting until September. DAYCARE CENTRE Teddybears having birthdays in June are Kristin, Maureen, Hayley and Cristal. Happy Birthday lo you all. DAVIS BAY SCHOOL. Sports Day: June 15, 9 to 3. Hot dogs and hamburgers and other goodies wil be served at lunch time. Awards Day: June 28 at 10:45. Everyone welcome to attend. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY ...to all fathers out there. Seabwd RENTALS LTD has the right tool for the job. Painting your house? ���PRESSURE WASHERS - 3,000 PSI Units Effectively washes away excess dirt and grime. Latex or Oil ���airless paint sprayers Average house takes one day to paint. ���scaffolding & DECKS For hard to reach areas. LADDERS - up to 44' Weed or Brush Problems? Gas Powered ���string trimmers - 4 Husqvarna 25RL's Gas Powered ���BRUSH CUTTERS - 3 Husqvarna 165RX's Trouble Fastening to Concrete? Drilling or Chipping Access Holes through Concrete? ���WE CARRY EVERYTHING YOU'LL NEED TO GET THE JOB DONE Scabird TOOLS & EQUIPMENT , 11. i, .���.���.,. ��� ��� 888 874-1 Festival bargain by Margaret Watt, W5-33M There are only two months left until the start of the eighth annual Festival of Ihe Written Arts. The festival begins August 9 and runs through to the 12th. Anyone with bed and breakfast places available is asked to phone the festival office at 885-9631 and leave your name. I have been carefully studying the marvellous brochure the festival put out. What a program! Poets, novelists, historians, gardeners, science fiction writers and my special favourites - crime writers. The mind boggles when I try to imagine the intricate organization that must go into putting on such an event. I helped out, in a small way, with the first couple of festivals, so 1 have a tiny inkling of the work and dedication involved. The clincher is that you can take in all these events, or very nearly all - the food is of course extra - for only $50 or $5 for each event, students $3.50. A bargain, 1 would say. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary (Sechell Branch) wants to tell you how much they appreciated the community support shown by the tremendous attendance at their spring luncheon. They want to lhank all who con tributed to the success of the luncheon by baking, donating goods and money, working on crafts and working at the hall. There is one more regular meeting .before the summer break. It will be held on Thursday, June 14 at 1:30 pm in St. Hilda's Hall. Everyone is welcome. WRITERS' FORGE The Suncoast Writejrs' Forge will be holding one more meeting before the summer break. Actually, it's not a meeting meeting, it's a summer potluck picnic meeting. It starts at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, June 13 at Rockwood Centre. They say everyone has a book in him or her, so if you've ever wondered if you would like to join the Forge, I would say this is a good time to come along and check us out. We're at our best when we're having fun. The Suncoast Writers' Forge has a new book almost ready for the bookshelves. It's called Our Sunshine Coasl and it's written by the members. Look for it in local bookstores. POST NATAL CLASS For all the new mums and dads out there. There will be a post natal class on Tuesday, June 12 in the Sechelt Health Unit from 7 to 9 pm. To register, Call Jeanette at 885-7777. WE RENT CD'S AND CD PLAYERS DAILY MAX MUSIC *����*. .-3453 KIDS Trail fey Mall, Sechelt NEW T-SHIRTS! Sizes S.M.L 886-5256 Recycling expense Continued from page 1 Recently, Shop Easy bought a new truck that is 50 per cent bigger than the one they started with, but it is still not enough to handle the volume of recycled material that is being shipping to Vancouver. "But the regional district is paying the extra ferry fare for Ihe bigger truck," said Morris. "That's a help." People from all over the Coast, even Powell River, are bringing their recyclables to Shop Easy. "But still, there's only about five per cent of the whole population that is recycling," said Clayton. "That's a bit disappointing." When asked by the Coasl News what they see as possible solutions Morris said, "We could just say it's getting to be too much and simply stop doing it. But we don't want to do that. It means too much to us personally. "We could rebuild the recycling operation in another area. We have a site for it. But it would be pretty expensive because it would have to conform to rigid specifications. We would have to have financial support for that. "Or it could be taken over by one of the local governments. After all, garbage is supposed to be a government responsibility." $100 a00 CASH REWARD Leading to the Recovery of 1 Homelite 111S IV2" Centrifugal Pump c/w 1x20'x1 W Rubber Suction Hose & Strainer 1x50'x1V2" Blue PVC Lay Flat Discharge Hose Pump Colour: Homelite Orange Engine (Kiwmkl) Black Engine not the time it depleted Taken from 5388 Seacrest Road, Halfmoon Bay June 5 or 6,1990 Reply 10 Scaabird TOOLS & EQUIPMENT 1 1 ' ��� 1 i ; , ��� :. 1 , 1 , ��� 1 . . : 886-8744 ,;>.i >., 1* SAFE BOATING, SURE ENJOYMENT! Summer wouldn't be summer without sun, wind and water! But when you're out there, make sure you're up to date on the latest regulations and safety gear for your boat. Call the Canadian Coast Guard at 1-800- 267-6687, for a directory of safe boating courses, or contact the organizations listed here for information on their courses. Whether you're a new boater or an old salt, before you head out, find out! Canadian Yachting Association Tel.: (613) 748-5687 The Canadian Red Cross Society Tel.: (613) 739-3000 Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons Tel.: 1-800-268-3579 Canadian Recreational Canoeing Association Tel,: (519) 473-2109 ��� I ii /iti/vi f/wrf'i//i/ihW ���: 1*1 Canadian Coast Guard OardtcAltetm CanacK Coast News. June 11.1990 ^PjjJpjTZ #*>* ^ father's Das's Comfnjj liinv it (wed m our store VPe fiiiu- miup, (wttes# jhfru, tiiul quite ii hit morel \VV Iumc m/u made nf bnmtc and st.ndifll. in iflUi"!'' l-llll l-'lltlji'VviiJrtvlfilttls, O "irni in rMftf? Gower Pt. Rd., Gibsons Landing Bob-2818 YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND AT DocksfDe pbaRrraaqy 441 Marine Drive, Gibsons 886-8158 Eagles & Whales PHOTO GALLERY Full Prescription Service SEVEN DA /S A WEEK: Weekdnys to 7:00 pm 7 Unbleached I Coffon Cani/ds 72" wide :,.! >l/so Cam/as i W.W. UPHOLSTERY & BOAT TOPS no 637 Wyngaeel Fid . Gibsons 886-7310 IfflMfl' I tProv.nda.l gWy Your full line 0.1** with something Enter with; ^m Any Non-Winning Online Ticket, (649. Lotlo B.C.. Express or B.C. Keno) Each Week we will draw for a Lunch at the Mariners' Restaurant lvalue to S10.00I m THURSDAY IS SENIORS' DAY Save 10% E With Gold Care Card Except Prescriptions and Lottery Tickets ��� Princess Louisa Cruises, ��� Oipirt tOim ��� Frames ��� Posters i ��� Prints .$>* ��� Cards From $15 per hour 30 boats * 886*834124 ���r SUNSHINE COAST TOURS & CHARTERS *f MARYS VARIETY 886-8077 Open 7 Days A Week Gower Ft. Rd. Gibsons Landing Dry Cleaning Drop Off Come in & check out our CRAFTS SUPPLIES Alleryv Formula 24's Contac C Reg 20'�� 7.49 Night-Time Drink Contac C 3.19 Sinus' or 'Cold Care' Contac C Formula Z0'�� 5.99 Regular Visine 2.59 Allergy Eye Drops Visine AC 3.99 hip Therapy Vaseline KegorS.PF. lOgrr. 1.19 Travel Pack Elastoplast �����. 3.59 Extra-Absorbent 10's Attends or Ren. 12's Wilh On Pack Coupon uj $1 50 �� QQ Extra Absorbent 30's Attends or Reg. 36s With On - Pock Coupon ofS4.00 18. 99 Daily Face Wash Clearasil 200 ml Selsun Blue Shampoo 200 mi IDA Absorbent Puffs 1.19 A Gilt lor the 'Grail' In your life so tear will bring joyous delight antl draw hearts ever near. ���J ACCENTS.' u C-0-U-N-T-R-Y .-- ~ Gilt Store / A ' WfiSrY^f Gibsons Landing ^MiJ a* m 8859238 y ^MlrWl.'e\a "Open 7 days, 10:00 - 5:00" + WWWWLWWI^ 300's Ass'l Flavours ��� 182gm. Rowntree Lunchpacks Ass I Varieties -225 a.m. Z��� 1 9 Open: tues Sal 10 4 K, X> Tues & Thurs eves 453 Marine Drive Gibsons Landing Bounce Softener Sheets 32's/35's 3.79 Golden Boy Peanut Butter Ceramics Instruction Workshops I kg. 2.59 VIM . Cleanser 500 ml. Mr. Clean Supercreme 500 ml. 1.99 Swifts Premium Canned Ham 680 gm. 4.29 Cloverleaf Pink Salmon 213gm. 1.69 Gerber - Juices & Baby Food 128 ml. 2/.99 Dare Belmont Cookies 300 gm. 2.09 Sheepskin Bugs Mohair Throws Leather Scraps $3oo The Sunshine Coast SLIPPER ^COMPANY STORE 886-4500 FACTORY 885-7413 YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD DRUG STORE HOLY COW! Only $1.80 Op��n Evaiy Day 9-5:30 886-7522 -Glbaoiu Landing. .>_��. ,,....��.-.-,��.��., ���^ ���" t*.-,?.?��� .^v*^- ,*'*..��.-e.-:A.i-i ^.y>--i tmm HMMMI Coast News, June 11,1990 11. 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Assorted ^m mtm. m\ puddings LOa Summer Fun Pack ��� Colored Centers *J% f* g�� 0r60 450 gm �����*#%# No Name ��� Halves in light syrup mm�� 0% bartlett pears 398m> .79 Purex ��� Bathroom m a a tissue 12 roii 4.99 m ���'1;'';';-"!' ^eeieieaaeeeaeaaeeeeeeaa. Country - White & Brown m mm bread 567 gm ��� 10 Weston's ��� Hot Dog & Hamburger - t%f\ buns s's 1.��9 McGaiiin s ��� 100% . . gm biStrO 567 gm 1.1 9 Freyfce ��� Smoked _ _ pastrami �����,��*. 3.59 Regulor potato salad .p.,.** .85 "ALL THE LEAVES on my tomato plants turned red then blue she moaned. I shivered and served some nine,' helpings ol stew I thought we should .ill stall singing " In Ihe deep midwuilei. Irosty wind made moan", etc.! "They" sat like a Hock ol black clouds. Then I whisked a liay ot glass dishes oul ol the Iridge. "Just a little sunshine lo i| keep you cheerful". quoth I. SUNSHINE DESSERT t tabtopoo. gelatin Va cup white wine grated rind ol t Him juice ol 2 limn juice ol Vi lomon 4 eggs, separated Ve cup lugir Ve cup whipping cnim t PoJr wine into small sauce pan. Spimkie gelatin over top and leave to solten. 2 Add rind. Iruit juice, egg yolks and hall the sugar. Stir the mixture over a medium heal un til it starts to bubble softly and coats the back ot a spoon. 3. Remove saucepan from heat and place in cold water. 4 Whisk egg whites and remaining sugar until standing in still peaks. Fold yolk mixture into whites. 5. Whisk cream till still and told through first mixture. 6. Place in lour Individual dishes and chill. 7. Garnish with a dollop ol whipping cream and perhaps a mini left! Keep Ihem smiling! NEST LEWIS Call at 886*7616 AUDREY'S-! COFFEE SERVICE Office ft. Restaurant Supplies &. Equipment ie.^rapyi THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE Pels! Ken's Lucky Dollar # HomeireeXie Soup Evervj D��y Variety EJ FOODS Gibsons Landing 886-2936 ttK����jsi Durcfe 8TONKWA9HKD DENIM JEANS 19" Regular 24.99 lA'h oi. cotton denim. Storm/ash blue. 5 pocket styling. Leather patch. Straight leg. Sim Waist 30-40 Leg 30-34 We' (j,, m,���,. I,,, y , ,���,,���,,||n,| Q���,,|jty h 1 ne-ndly Sr; e WORK WEN? /IK WORLD x. 1 Coast News, June 11,1990 Mayor Tom Meredith presents t certificate of appreciation to Mrs. Helen Cuylits at a luncheon held in Sechell to honour volunteer workers at the Sechelt Library. ���Row Nicholson phone Heiilfmonn B.iy Happeninys Best garage sale by Ruth Forrester, 885-2418 The time is getting closer to June 30 which is the date of that great annual garage sale at the Hallmoon Bay Fire Hall. The fellows and their wives work very hard each year to make this the best garage sale on the whole peninsula, but they can't do it without your help. They need donations of anything at all, large or small, to help fill the tables and add to the fund for the kids' ���i p> and lire ..'lev,. If you have large items you wish to donate they will gladly pick them up to save you the trouble. If you call either 885-5972 or 885-3589 arrangements will be made. A ROAD HAZARD Some residents of the Brooks Road area in Halfmoon Bay were most annoyed last week at the carelessness and ^consideration of some truck driver. Maria Mahar drove over what looked like gravel on the road only to find that by the time she reached Sechelt her tires were flat. It turnixl out that they were staples which had been spilled on the road - an empty 50 pound box was found later by the side of the road. The box had obviously fallen off what was probably some construction Graduation GIFT CERTIFICATES at Hand-Crafted Jewellery & Accessories Mon. - Sat., 10 - 5 Cowrie St., Sechelt 865-2661 truck either ignored or unnoticed by the driver. Four angry drivers had to buy new tires because of this. Mrs. Mahar was grateful to the people who stopped and helped clean up the thousands of these offending staples so that there would be no more victims. COUNTRY FAIR Excitement is rising as the committee busily plans the 24th annual fair with something for everyone, from the wee ones right up to the oldies. For example, if you are a handicraft person the fair wants you to have your work on display on Sunday, July 15. The categories are open for both children and adults. Also, if you are lucky enough to be a good pie maker you can enter your favourite pie for judging which will take place on the Sunday. Register by calling Betty al 885-5029. CONGRATULATIONS Our hearty congratulations to Stephanie Latham, formerly Berthelet, and husband Stephen on the birth of a bouncing baby boy, Mark Bruce at St. Mary's Hospital. Mark is the fourth member of this young family who moved to Halfmoon Bay from Australia several months ago, having two brothers and one sister. WELCOME BEACH Wednesday of this week, June 13, is an important date for the Welcome Beach Community Association. Starting at 7 pm there will be the annual general meeting. It is hoped that all members and prospective members will turn out in force to show support for this active and necessary organization. Social functions at the Welcome Beach Hall have been a part of life in Halfmoon Bay for many years and play a big role in keeping the community together as well as helping new residents get to know their neighbours. Any newcomers to the area should come to this meeting to find out what the hall is all about. ISP Ball Caps 20% off Daiwa RocT 375 BrapNtt, SS0 H.Hrte. Regular Value $125 TRAILBAY SPORTS Golf Balls' TOP-FLITE 16 pack $25 98 ,BVILET -do*. $19! Summer Hours: Sunday M-jn Thins IS:�� 1 Friday 9100 1 Satutday ��S:M rP/UI AVE 1 COWKIE SI SECHEIT IIS n\l Sechelt Seniors Abuse awareness by Joyce Oslry One wonders whether approaching the topic of abuse of the elderly is wise. If it helps one person - it is wise. Elder Abuse is difficult to identify as it has not been as well documented as olher forms of family violence such as child abuse or spousal assault. Evidence of this problem was brought to ihe BC Task Force on Issues of Concern to Seniors by concerned friends, relatives and professionals who recounted stories of physical violence, financial greed and emotional entrapment. Elder Abuse is present in small and large communities, in families of various ethnic backgrounds and in private homes as well as in care facilities. There are no shelters for seniors of the sort that exist for abused women and children. Physicians arc not required to report their suspicions of abuse as they must for battered children. The Task Force has, Sechelt's good folk The Sechelt and District Chamber of Commerce is once again seeking nominations for a Good Citizen of the Year for 1990/91. The Chamber asks the public's help in finding him or her. The successful candidate must live within Sechelt Munic- pal District boundaries. The Good Citizen will be honoured in October with a banquet and dance and will be presented with a beautiful illuminated scroll. The person or persons nominated will be considered by an independent panel of judges. Individuals should be nominated in a letter using not more than 100 words for each person. The successful candidate will be a person who has served their community faithfully without remuneration. Deadline for nominations is Friday, September 7, 1990. Send names to: Good Citizen, Sechelt and District Chamber of Commerce, Box 360, .Sechl BC, VON 3A0. therefore, identified the need for a greater awareness of the overall problem of abuse, regardless of age or gender. The recently established British Columbia Institute on Family Violence, a non-profit society, will be developing a coordinated approach to the prevention, investigation, assessment and treatment of family violence. In addition, public education on issues of family violence, with attention to the problems faced by the elderly, will be undertaken by the Institute. This is what you can do if you suspect an elder is being abused. Phone the local detachment of the RCMP and they will treat this issue as they would an assault case. There will be more written on this issue as soon as more data comes my way. ���IkiflZZfl MORE THAN CLOTHING (jrand \Jpeninq Sal., June 16 al 10:30 1057 JRebeAi Creel /? Services Directory ��� AUTOMOTIVE Industrial AUTOMOTIVE Marine PARTS & SUPPLIES A101 SUPPLY ltd. 1061 Hwy. 101, Gibsons, B.C. 886-8101 Mon.-Fri. W Sal. 8-6, Sun. 10-3 Need this space? SECHELT RADIATORS"��� Complete Cooling System Service Cenlre We Repair��, Replace Rads. Healer Cores & Gas Tanks AUTOS TRUCKS TRACTORS INDUSTRIAL MARINE New, Used & Rebuilt 5580 Whirl Ask Mou< "**-<*> * Mive'y Mon. - Sit. I0IH Fortun BtiHdlno.) |^fljll 885 79811/ YOUR "COMPLETE" TRANSMISSION CENTRE ���FRONT AND REAR WHEEL DRIVE ���AUTOMOTIVE t MARINE 'CLUTCHES ,\fc, -AUTOMATIC I, STANDARD ��� / Come see the Specialists at ~"r ,y EAQLE TRANSMISSIONS _> ^*>e���^eaeeeeeeeee��� The Coast's first Trentmlnlon only shop. Phone Kerry at 886-2111 677 Payne Rd. TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS FOR 18 YEARS J ��� BUILDING CONTRACTORS*, WOLF'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Renovations, Sitting, Painting, Fences, Roofing, Windows, ate. Specializing In all phases of cement (sidewalks, driveways, patios, retaining walls, etc.) 886-3078 . /^~M.J.J. VINYL SIDING��� Soffits Fiberglass Decks Fred Cocker P.O. Box 1596 (Leave Message) Sechelt, B.C. Phone 885-4404 VON 3A0 Hallmark Custom Homes & Renovations Enquiries 886-3344 886-3364 J jTyARGATZ B,IIA..n 'tU. ImoHtVOOlw Ch.ke792.00B8 r\ ii im DoorB ��� Windows ��� Store Fronts FAX:792 347S REs "-BS3-410I Commnrol��l HlrHemeel Gekeooa:e8e.735�� 8454 Young Slrao, SI.. Chelllwack, BC V2P 4P3 We Service Ihe Entire Sunahlne Coaat ���aeMHieeeeeeeeeeeMMeBMlieeeeeee. Call for an appoenlman, ^eeee^eeeeeeeeeeeeea ALPINE TRUSS Bus: 886-8233 >*>v Res: 886-8201 HOBHIW"'0 CHABQB8 Truittt audi here on tht Sunahlne Oout y Money iptnl at home itaje at home. J 8233 >���%. Res: f*r> JLOP L.INE UONCRETE Curbs ��� Patios ��� Stairs Foundations ��� Sidewalks Retaining Walls "We build 'em, We pour 'em" Bus.:865-4826 R��,,:885-9203 ' ROOFING FREE Specializing in all types ot commercial & residential roofing ESTIMATES 886-2087 eves ouam"��� D.R. CLAPP & ASSOCIATES BUILDING & DESIGN j-Post & Beam New Homes- Renovations 886-3811. ��� CLEANING SERVICES SUNSHINE COAST DISPOSAL SERVICES Port Mellon lo Ole s Cove Commercial Containers Available 886-2938 ��� CONCRETE SERVICES* 'roe the ��tsr or sciwct-ei Swanson's , s^aea t=;..-.... jReady-MiK Ltd. _ J����OUI"CIHt����l DIS����tCH-t j ACCOUNT*, e ,-. [885*96661 i885*5333l 3 Batch Plants on lb* Sunthln* Coait Olbions ��� S*ch��lt ��� PawUi Harbour WoH'a For All Your Concrete Needs Sidewalks, Driveways, Patios, etc. Exposed or Plain Also specializing In High Gloss Stone Overlay to Meeetlfy old concrete 20 Yaara III Business Fit! Service 886-3076 Free fallmate*^ CONCRETE SERVICES I Ready Mix Concrete e C Sand k Gravel N f CONCRETE o LTD. SECHELT PLANT 885.7180 3 sjshvc rm suNUMNf co��r I GIBSONS PLANT | ��W-ai74 lop -line Concrete Curbs ��� Patios ��� Stairs Foundations ��� Sidewalks Retaining Walls "We build 'em, We pour 'em" Res. ,885-9203 Bus. 885-4828 TURENNE CONCRETE ���PUMP TRUCKS -CONCRETE WORK Placing & Finishing ot: Basement Slabs, Patios. Driveways, Sidewalks, Exposed Aggregate FOR QUALITY WORK, CALL US! 886-7022 ELECTRICAL CONTR Need this space? Cell tier COASI IMI WS ,,t 88li ?6?7 eer 88b 3930 EXCAVATING Will Buy Timber or will do Excavating For Timber Big or Small Amount or will Rent 518 Cat Skidder by the hour with operator Will Go Anywhere Louis & D. LePage Logging 886-3821 , WILSON iCONTRACTING EXCAVATING Septic Fields Building Siles Ditches Landscaping HAULING Sand Gravel Soil Manure 886-8313 ' CAN-DO EXCAVATIN Septic Fields, Landscaping, Hauling of sand, gravel & topsoil _^%<��>y"eh Bobcat 743 Diesel fm ��� Gas Fireplaces "CZait ��� Wood Stoves ��� Wood Fireplaces itStS' ��� Chimneys (Hi-Temp) ��� Inserts "Sara a Liners STEVE CHRISTIAN Complete Sales��Installations Certllled Technician IT'S ALL WE 00 I 885-7171 Silily i Silltlictlon Omnntwd j ICG LIQUID QAS ��� Auto Propane ; ��� Appliances ��� Quality B.B. Q's 885-2360 Hwy 101, across St. Irom Big Mac's. Sechelt MARINE SERVICES SUN DECKS by WRIGHT'S CONSTRUCTION Free estimate 885-7736 885-7099 im*mi. Cottretl's Marine Service fJUl SERVICE TO All MAKFS ���I IMS Specializing in Merc Outboard n!wcD^"^B�� * ���'���"��� *'����� rebuilding diver mar- Located at BOAT *# Smitty's Marina, Gibsons HAULING SHOP 886-7711 RES 885-5840 Pbcfgrrigs Schedule VANCOUVER SECHEIT IHNINSULA JERVIS INLFT KIE?iH.ii.LVarj:i'T'ITr Lv. Langdale 6:20 am 2:30 pm 8:30 NT 4:30 10:30 6:30 12:25 pm M 8:20 M M daaatat MavaeKh Sue Lv. Horseshoe Biy 7:30 am 3:30 pm M 9:30 M 5:30 11:30 7:25 M 1:15 pm 9:15 Lv. Earlt Cove 6:40 am 4:30 pm 8:20 6:30 10:30 8:30 12:25 pmM 10:20 M Lv. Saltery Bay 5:45 M 3:30 pm 7:35 5:30 M 9:25 M 7:30 11:30 9:30 atari: TMnalMM "FM faeey" raa aa lewlate laaaayi 1 HaMtp (via Park I Read MoMh Rd i Seecel Gawa, PI * Fianhlea. Laaetr leee Slapl Gibsons Bus Schedule Elleclive March I, 1989 Ivel Meneei Franklin Feeetiall Peek t Raad ltd I Depart Mill 5:45 7:45 9:45 11:45 Arrive Langdale 6:10 Ferry Ter 1:10 10:10 12:10 Depart Lower 6:15 Bus Slop 8:15 10:15 12:15 Arrive Mill 6:30 6:30 10:30 12:30 Saa 6ue Oreva, la, Lan|dala Halgleir. lonneabraak Hamate. Waadeeeaah Pa,h Seleedulee FARES Adults Seniors Children (6-12) Comm. Tickets Oul ol Town $1.50 SI.00 75 SI 25/rldi In Town .75 .75 75 These transportation schedules sponsored by SoKCsoftt Agenciw INSURANCE aamm TRAVEL Insurance CwMpklft Notary _ 886-2000 886-9255 Had Carpet Satelea from frieadlt Hoiea*lonela In Simnecraat Mall, Qtbaon: .r-.e*,*. �� - > ��� ' - - ��� ���- -,.f�� ' . �� i,it��ie>x Coast News, June 11,1990 15. GIVE DAD NEW POWER On His Day Sunday, June 17th BENCHMARK POWER TOOLS A Limited Time Offer - While Supplies Last at... id��- BUILDING SUPPLIES, 107. O OFF HOME/.1LI BUILDING CENTRE npn Ope'n 7 Days A Week: 8.00 am lo 5.00 pm (Sundays 10:00 am lo 4.00 pml 883-9551 Sunshine Coast Highway, Madeira Park (Van. 669-2604) Parks Plan 90 announced Parks Minister Ivan Messmer announced June 7 Parks Plan 90, a planning process that will shape the future of British Columbia's parks. "British Columbians have been blessed and challenged by our natural heritage," Messmer said. "BC Parks' ultimate aim is 10 establish a system of parks 'Vision' unacceptable Time For A-B-C's... % "A" Want Ad 'Wrings You Ready "Cash! Continued from page 1 The appellants maintain that far more residents actually take water from the creeks, either sporadically or on an ongoing basis. The permit issued to the Ministry of Forests requires a 30 metre buffer zone on both sides of creeks in the area. Others testifiying against the permit were Donna White and Anna Wayburg who reside near one of the spray area. They both expressed concern about Ihe herbicide affecting domestic and wild animals, as well as people in the area who drink from the streams and eat the wild berries every summer. The spray areas are not marked because, according to the Ministry of Forests, the herbicide breaks down so rapidly it is not a concern. John Hind-Smith testified as a person who has spent 10 years working as a volunteer to brini Sunshine Coast Services Directory MARINE SERVICES MISC SERVICES 1 meTCrui/er I Mercury Outboards mw AB HaADDOCK MMINE ltd. GaidenBay.BC. "M" 883-2811 D MARINE WAYS BOATMOVINB POWER WASHING & weeaneer Marina is> Resort Ltd Located in Secret Cove U5-7IU MARINE SPECIALISTS 2t vears PARTS ��� SALES - SERVICE -REPAIRS PENINSULA INDUSTRIE & LOGGING SUPPLIES PORT MELLON & GIBSONS ��� Hydraulic Hose & Fittings ��� Misc. Industrial Products ��� Wire Rope & Rigging ��� Welding Supplies Gibsons 886-2480 Port Mellon 884-5303 Van'Direct W9~ml 1042 Hwy. 101, Gibsons (across from Kenmac) ^ fk.J. (JTM) WALLACE 84 Hr. Telephone 886-4883 1188 Rosamund, Qlbsons ttea pp at Dtjttejg ih ACCOUNTING ���ooxoarnro BUDQETS INVESTMENTS PAYROLL MXAIIOa* INVENTORY rUTHERUU.P%��,U lOUTIOARDJ tR -���*fgyi YANMAR V STERN DBIVCS INBOABOS DIESEL ENGINES*] Pjrts a, Service lor All M.ike", eel Outlxwrds financing available P-*.��'l* or Dryland VHF6& ,6 ^dt COHO MARINA, Madeira Park 883-1119; JAGOBSSN FEEDS ~ 6452 Norwest Bay Road 888-9S69 Your Authorized Dealer We carry a complete line of Animal Feeds & Supplies the growing people' CHAINSAWS SALES & SERVICE I KELLY'S LAWNMOWER 8. CHAINSAW LTD.] 731 NORTH r6aC> 886-2912 A , .,,.,���. ���Volvo , [vinruoe eV Salt Water Licencesmf*....^ * Motel & Campsites * Water Taxi ^ermf*w- * Marine Repairs * Ice and Tackle M3-2264 MISC SERVICES ��� A.D. LANDSCAPE GROUP OVER 20 YEARS 886-2226 M5-5MB RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL LANDSCAPING & GARDENING rLandsscaplng for a Distinctive Dettign Complele service Irom design lo Irrigation installation plus new shrub plantings, installation ol large trees and hedges lor privacy, patios, lawn Installations and retaining walls. Over 500 planl species lo choose Irom lor your own design. Call lor a Iree estimate. 290-5963 Miion Boid, (muiNy Toil Free at M8-4MI) Personal Tax Returns Nicky Zavaglia C.A. Appoantmtirt ea����9ei SUNSHINE KITCHtN ��� CABINKTS - 888-0411 ���Showroom Kern's Ptaze.Hwy 19 Open Tuaaday to Saturday t ' HI EXAMPLE! .45 Colt Semi Auto Reg. SSSS.00 ���550-- 5649 Teredo St.. Sechelt (Green Gables Building) VW^H -mm. W'iWL 4for3 in ��\ em remit AU-MMONMDML ARHiVA WHITEWALL COODfVEAR GRAND SLAM TIRE SALE PltUWU pteiewn FW4.-IMI1 Pill >wn pi��;��u P.KH.TM14 MOfteJWI p;is IWU ���m;��u PJ317WIJ ***** i*** 111(07 t 71 It HIS' un 27197 796 9! XIV MO 97 144 07 1H97 17107 MOO' 01 to MW 100 99 100 99 114H 11009 '73 11 IJ999 SALE PRICES ON QOOOVfARIIAOUtTIV RAIUD WMTI LITTIM ALL MASON, ffHFOftMANCI TIMS PI7i 70(111 Mlt-KMll Pill 1IMI1 ���m ii PlOt '0*14 .���������sworn* PeUWCKI* flit loam PHI IO*iS pmawm PKkUflll PJHtWH Pill MMM P14HOH4 P74IMA1I PHiMNII M'tWH ���7 71 ��� 14] Nib 104 17 HOM M14I 119*1 11111 11*71 1911 100 90 109 01 4 tires for the price of 3. For a limited time only we're offering a great deal on Goodyear'a Premium All Season Vector and the popular All Season Arrive, at 4 for the price ot 3. Plus other great values. 4 for 3 PREMIUM ALL-SEASON RADIAL VECTOR WHITEWALL tamPiKt SHa Sal ol * Sanrmt 1/993' I 9999 MQ91 US 99 etOI 9 PI 76 mo pirwwu PIUS IMii] P1H* IM1U PlflS 70B14 P1JW*BI4 ���'.'OS 'bill4 ".'ii'. 'Oh 14 P?OS 7W1-. P71WSBH P77S JWl* P7)S 7W1", PUIS SHOP AND COMPARE EVERYDAY LOW PHICED ALL SEASON RADIAL S4S __ m Rainchecks available on all tires et your Local Service Centre PRICES INCLUDE KAL TIRE'S FAMOUS ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY Full Machanlctl Rtpilrt ��� BrakM, Shocks 4 Wham Alignments KALfTIRE **Z**^ At M Tire you must be completely satisfied - we guarantee it! 5033 Wharf Rd., Sechelt 985-7927 me *o*& Sale-a-thon At Your Finishing Store Porch & FLOOR PAINT *C���-"y Light Grey FENCE & DECK SAVINGS Pier Blocks *329/ea 2x4 Fence Clips .13��/ea. 2x10 Joist Hangers .JJ lea. 2x8 Rough Cedar THIS WEEK ONLY HARDWARE HAND TOOL CLEARANCE 20% off all In-stock Hardware & Hand Tool Items Sandvik ��� Wood Screws Drill Bits Saw Blades Hammers, Tool Belts Cabinet Hardware Stud Sensor Shelf Hardware And Much More t����* ��-.65��/u 2x10 Dressed Cedar t���,��Jio�� pric* .70*/. Spruce Deck Pales .64��/ea Interior FRENCH DOORS 2/6x6/8 *11000/ea Paint Grade Cabinet DRAWER GLIDES 22" While *550Ae, Reg. $7.00 110�� European FLUSH HINGE $199/, Reg. $2.59 Super 1 Time LATTICE SPECIALS 4x8 Treated Privacy Plus *16����/,h, Reg. $25.00 4x8 Regular Lattice $1399 Reg. $16 00 PLASTIC LAMINATE One Time Price $2900/ While or Almond sht. Sale Ends lune 15 or While Stock Lasts -THE XLTERNATIVE All Sales Cash & Carry Spaciallllna in Woodworking * Intewtof FlnUhlng Materials OPEN: SM'-i* 5:0�� HWY. 101, GIBSONS 886-3294 &�����? 18 Coast News, June 11,1990 In Gibsons Harbour Council to discuss hotel by Jell Ctirprnlrr J.A. Reid aticiulcd I he June 5 Ciibsons Council meeting and asked council lo reach a deci sion thai nighl on ihe alleralions lo ihe walerfronl hotel plans. Reid represenls the company which purchased lots 5,6,7 and 8 on Gower Poinl Rood for FIRE DEPARTMENT P 0 BOX 8. GIBSONS. B C VON 1V0 886-7777 or 886-2345 The Gibsons Volunteer Fire Department would like lo thank the following groups and individuals lor then support during our 7th annual B C Firelighters Fishing Derby Through their generosity contributions will be made lo the Vancouver Burn Unit and the Sunshine Coast Salmon Enhancement Society developmenl of a 'destination hotel' K'side Ihe marina. He showed Gibson* Council plans lor Ihe hold which includes a commercial complex Ibr offices, beauty salons or e>iher uses and a pub for hotel and marina trade with a sealing capacity of 50 lo ��). The walerfronl hold plans show 18 rooms to be built, 10 less lhan Ihe originally proixescd 28 Units. Reid said in a possible second phase he would like lo pul in more rooms, bin nol with ihe interest rales as ihey are now. Reid staled, "I ihink we've incl ihe basic criteria. (The new plan) addresses mosl of ihe concerns. Ii has a completely dif- fercni appearance now. Using concrete should correct ihe height problem." lie added, "My function is to develop tl project. own il and be involved in management and make sure il is up and running. "We retained ownership of Dcnnuiti Place nl Stanley Park up lo 25 vears before wc eventually si.iii ii." Reid said ihe second lloor will have function rooms and aid (here is 'a lack of meeting rooms in Gibsons'. According lo Reid the rooms would be rented as "aeeom- modalion lo summer boalcrs for a weekend or ihrrc days," bin in ihe winter when there is less demand for vacation ae- commodalion, "we would c\- piAi ihem lo rem for a longer icrin." lu response lo a question Irom Alderman Cierry Dixon Kcid said, "We don'l want lo lease leir a year." Reid asked council lo conic lo a decision on the new plans lhal nighl. Mayor Strom explained to Reid, "Wc do nol deal with delegations and petitions on the same nighl." Municipal Planner Buchan stild die amended plans have ejeiuc a long way lo addressing the seven points of concern he had identified, including height anil ihe visual impact on Ceib- M>ll'>. Council made a nun ion lo hold a special meeling to discuss he new plans for the walerfronl hold alter the planning meeling June 12. SECHELT/GIBSONSAREA AN INVITATION TO BUSINESS OPERATORS AND ENTREPRENEURS ��� Starting a new beueneai! ��� Expanding an exerting bustiaew? ��� Manufacturing a product! ��� Exporting a product! The Ministry of Regional and Economic Developmenr can help. Economic Development Officers from the Mainland/Southwest Regieen will be in Swhelt on Wednesday, June 20 and in Gibsons on Thursday. June 21 M the Rertponal District Office, 5477 Wharf Road, Sechelt To beeok an .appointment in Sechelt/Gibsons for orw-on-one discussions of your business proposals and ideas contacr: The Government Aaetea Office, 102 Tm-eJ,e Square. Scehe-lt lleoen-: ��SSSl��r .,r Fnee: S8S-I710 VI Tewtheir. A IVner H.C. Hnneld leeni! MLA Hemeeurnhlc Stnnicy R. Hogcn Minister eel Reglnnnl nnd Ee���ie���mii DevdpmBht In two and a hall years as a builder-developer in the Gibsons area, Hans Ounpuu has built 55 townhomes, including Twin Oaks Village and Phase 1 & 2 ol Sunshine Ridge Townhomes. His experience is evident in his latest design, proving thai the carefree townhome style ol living can be achieved with style and class. Each unit features a Jacuzzi tub. a comer atone fireplace, 5 appliances, skylights, oak cabinet*. 36 oz. quality pile carpets, mini blinds throughout, fully landscaped grounds, plus many other extras. The Grand Opening oi Reed Wood Townhomes is June 15, 16, and 17. You are invited to be there. There may be a Reed Wood Townhome in your future. Reed Wood Townhomes represents excellent value. A DISTINCTIVE TOWNHOME DEVELOPMENT ��� 6 Single Level Townhomes - All Corner or End Units ��� Maintenance Free - 2 Bedrooms - No Stairs - Energy Efficient - Cedar Shake Roofs MARKETED BY LISA KELLER 886-4680 RES. 946-0887 MONTREAL TRUST 278-8181 Thanks to the participation of these local Sub Trades & Suppliers Floor Coverings From Free Estimates Phone 1-525-4466 Jamla McBflda McBride's Plumbing A Heating Ltd. 8010 Lakelield Drive Burnaby. B.C. V5E 3W8 AFFORDABLE AND QUALITY SERVICE Coast Turf & Tree LANDSCAPING SPINKLER SYSTEMS GROUNDS MAINTENANCE REASONABLE RATES PROFESSIONAL SERVICE | Dave Hume MS-3S03 Sethdl Fire Place lid. tUn 2175, iethHl BC V0N3A0 Phone: iMMlMWri Steve Christian Compklp5jle* A IntteiJIeiliont: ���Ge.1 Href plM ��". ���Wood Firepl.liet ���All Wood Minn Safes Manager/Certified Technician 3Be4l tfStiict on *9mJ Wood GARRY'S CRANE SERVICE 886-7028 ffi��D SUftRIOOt LTD. Supplier* of Sewtt 1 Water Pipe, linflS 11871 MachrinaWay Cong1**' Riverside' Industrial Park Richmond, BC V7A 4V3 Phone 271-4343 onY?".. Gr��" Studios eel Bill 8. iMary Rogon 886-9399 TITAN SUPERIOR TILING Ceramic Tile and Marble Free Estimates ��� Quality Craftsmanship 885-7429 ALLAN PAINTS & DECORATES Congralu/alions on Ihe Grand Opening of Met*/ f����/ Professional Painting by A.P.D. 886-2949 ELECTRIC (1980) LTD. Suite 122. 12414- 82 Avenue ll/ttl I SURREY, B.C. V3W 3E9 I'"1*'! Olllce: 591 2688 BILL STRAIN FAX: 591-3818 Experts in Commeicial Residential and Light Industrial Wiring DAVIS BAY ROOFING Terry Chapman 115-5722 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL All Roofing Applications Re-roofing - Repairs - Skylights U eaaek laaWJaaaaV geeaeaeetaa* ��� laaeeeM t cataeM h WCI ��� Am fitteaM IB year's Experience ADDITIONS FRAMING RENOVATIONS Kin EVANS Mobile Ph. 1-849-3000 STARBUCK EXCAVATING Trucking ��� Sand ��� Gravel ��� Screened Top Soil Septic Tanks ��� Road Construction Land Clearing ��� Logging Diiyll 886-2430 R. :N Rudy Mix Concrete Send et Qrivel CONCRETE o LTD. SECHELT PLANT 885-7180 staviNc mt svmHim coast GIBSONS PLANT 886-8174 VB-IS Batt & Blown Insulation Weather Shield - Environmentally Friendly Product free Estimate, T0Nr Vln B|IABANT Ph.tMMWS Seabinl RENTALS LTD. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT 1113 Hwy. 101, Qlbsons 886-8744 (24 hrs.) Congratulations! K85-(2l7 PACIFIC muss Bus.: (604) 534-7441 20O79-62nd Ave'. Langley, B.C. VJA 5E6 DRYWALL by Reggie 886-8594 JIA��P* PATTON CONCRETE For All Your Concrete Needs 886-8842 FREE ESTIMATES ALTERNATIVE TH Mary 101 ���oi 317. Olbaoeea Specializing In WOODWORKING 8 INTERIOR FINISHING MATERIALS [)ft ART GIESBRECHT 886-3294 ( ongrdtulations! PACIFIC muss Model Home Decorated end Furnished by ,Q*N^ HANS OUNPUU CONSTRUCTION LTD. TWIN OAKS DEVELOPMENT CORP. Office: 838 North Rd., Gibsons Open: Wed., Thurs., Sat., Sun., 1-4 pm Division of 886-4680 r _*-_- ���~ Coast News, June 11,1990 19. The Sunshine i i@ ^^S?i Second Section Queen candidates visit Gibsons Council by Jeff Carpenter The Miss Gibsons contestants introduced ttrimtelves to Gibsons Council it last Tuesday's meeting in preparation for the upcoming interview on June 27 and pageant at Elphinstone school on July 21. ���Jelf eCerpeiter pkoto School District No. 46 New director appointed Terry Corcoran has been appointed to the position of Director of Instruction (Personnel) of School District 46 (Sunshine Coast). Mr. Corcoran will take up his new duties on August 1, 1990. Presently, he is Regional Superintendent, Department of Education, Yukon. Corcoran has been involved in education since 1973 in the positions of teacher, counsellor, vice- principal, and principal at the elementary and secondary levels. The new appointee to the Sunshine Coast is a highly suc cessful teacher and administrator, and has been an active contributor to his profession and to the communities in which he has lived. Jeffrey Smith has been appointed to the position of Native Studies Curriculum Development Coordinator. This position is a joint venture between the school district and the Sechelt Indian Band. Present, Smith is the managing publisher of a Native-owned trade book publishing company in Penticton. He has extensive experience with a similar native studies project in the Okanagan Valley and also has experience working with 'at risk' students. He brings with him a lot of ideas to help aboriginal students to be successful in school. It is anticipated Smith will assume his responsibilities in the 1990-91 school year. Contestants for Miss Gibsons presented themselves to Gibsons Council last Tuesday. The Miss Gibsons contestants were chaperoned by Dick Thomas, president of the Chamber of Commerce, and introduced themselves to Gibsons Council identifying themselves and their sponsors. After a contestant introduced herself Mayor Strom presented each with a pin. The contestants who attended the Tuesday, June S meeting in order of their appearance were: Jennifer Sinclaire, sponsored by Sunnycrest Mall; Carol Evans, Cedars Inn; Tanya Clark, Sunshine Coast Credit Union, Gibsons Branch; Tisha Toche, Andy's Restaurant; Nancy Robinson, Chamber of Commerce; Michele Wilson, Bella Beach Motel; Linda Negraiff, Gibsons Realty; Tanya Phelps, Gibsons Building Supplies; and Taunia 'McQueen, Royal Canadian Legion. Mayor Strom addressed the , contestants saying, "You are all fine young ladies and all of you could represent the town well." ��� '��� Alderman Dixon stated, "We know only three or four of you can win, but you are all winners in our minds anyway." Dick Thomas thanked Joy Hill "who was on the Sea Cavalcade Queen committee and did a lot of work with functions." Though the contestants were not judged at the meeting they will be judged on their personality, conversation skills, knowledge and appearance al an upcoming interview on June 27. All of this is in preparation for the July 21 pageant held at Elphinstone Secondary School where in addition to poise and appearance, the contestants will be judged for group performance and public speaking before an expected 300 people. After all the judges' points are tallied Gibsons will have a new Sea Cavalcade Queen. Happy Holidays Motorhome Rentals, Stilus & Service Lrd SALE: fVIO" Northern Lite Camper, Moleled Pibrevglae Fits Long e%x Imports 8'4" Fits Short Beex Full Slid ���I'O" Fits Midsiio Deedp: DnUtn $7,490. $8,760. $9,495. Wc also rent Momrfiiimi'.* & Cum/wn Phone 886-9025 or 886-8481 Schools court challenge delayed The court case brought by 42 members of Parents for French against School District 46 has been postponed. The action has been undertaken to protest the board's February 13 decision to phase out Early French Immersion and replace it with Late French Immersion. PACIFIC HOMES... 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VON 3A0 885-4490 20. r Coast News, June 11,1990 LEISURE King of Safecrackers Channel Eleven Tuesday, June 12 5:00 p.m. Forestry Land Use Tony Greenfield talks with Jim Gibson, Sandy Gibb and Chris Ortner about new techniques in forestry. 6:00 p.m. Korea-Canada's Forgotten War The War Amps of Canada lake us for a look al Canada's efforts in the Korean War. 7:00 p.m. A Different Look at Restructuring on the Coast Maureen Clayton talks with Gordon Wilson, Howard White and John Burnside aboul the pros and cons of forming one municipality for the entire Coasl. 8:00 p.m. This New House Part 4 The mechanical part of your new house is the lopic of the Television Schedule Courtesy of ��� SOUTH COAST FORD 885-3281 fourth of this eight-part series produced by Shaw Cable White Rock. 8:30 p.m. CAPE Members of the Coast Association for the Preservation of the Environment join us in the studio to talk about the Save the Strait marathon and Faire Nanaimo lo Sechelt event. Thursday, June 14 7:00 p.m. Parliamentary Talkback live Phone In 8:00 p.m. This New House Part 5 More of the mechanical part of your new house is the topic of the fifth of this eight-part serious produced by Shaw Cable White Rock. 8:30 p.m. Sunshine Coast Breakaway Dr. Barry Slein discusses the Breakaway program with Program Director Karl Ladwig, Penticton Program Director Danny Highley and parents April and John Mackenzie- Moore. Royal Canadian Legion 140 SECHELT Due to the success Friday steak dinners will continue through June. 6-8 pm Entertainment starts at 8 pm. Members & Guests Welcome Roberts Creek LEGION 219 GENERAL MEETING Wednesday, June 20, 1990 7:30 pm Last meeting before summer break. We look forward to seeing you. ������������������������������������*������������������ JH LEVOLOR SALE LIMITED TIME ONLY. RIV,ERABLINDS 1&1/2 in. TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE, eV.ATV EXPERIENCE THE LEVOLOR DIFFERENCE HURRY-LAST DAY TO ORDER JULY 6,1990 ROBERT HONEY INTERIORS 885-4044 5639 Wharf Road, Sechelt | Tuesday ��� Friday 12 ��� 4 p.m. HOWARD WHITE and Sunshine Coast NDP Clubs present BOB BOSSIN * I New & Used Songs % "Not many people in the world can write songs that are funny, informative and inspiring at the same time. Bossin can." ���Pete Seeger "Bob Bossin has the ear of a poet, a painter's eye and the wit of a true common sense philosopher." -Bruce 'Utah' Phillips BOB BOSSIN In Concert 8:00 pm Friday, June 15 ��� Madeira Park Hall Saturday, June 16 ��� Roberts Creek Hall Tickets at Coast Bejoksrore, Talewind Beeoks, Beeoks & Stuff, Kenmar Draperies or Linnadine's Shoes, or by phone: 886-3242 or 883-9298 Arcade of Mysteries by Peter Trower Yegg King Denies He's Too Noisy Herbert Emerson Wilson, who calls himself 'The King of the Safecrackers', pleaded not guilty to a charge under Vancouver's anti-noise by-law. He is charged wilh operating a loudspeaker 'in such a manner as unduly to disturb the comfort and convenience of ihe public' al Wilson's Arcade of Mysteries, 985 Granville. Police Constable Fred Mercer testified lhat a masked man sat in the window of Wilson's Arcade inviting people to 'come and see Canada's mastermind of crime and olher displays. He said il was similar lo the type of invitation heard al a circus sideshow, Mrs. A.G. Clark, proprietor of a women's apparel store adjoining Wilson's Arcade, said lhal ihe 'lei-luring type' of speech over the loudspeaker had a detracting effect on her business. Mrs. Clark admitted thai she didn't like Wilson's Arcade next to her store and would like lo see him move. The trial will continue before Magistrate Harold Harklev, January 6. Vancouver Sun, Dec. 17, 1959. The whole matter is duly resolved about a month later. Noise Law Charge Silenced by Court. Herbert Emerson Wilson won an acquittal on a noise violation charge evolving from a loudspeaker al his Arcade of Mysteries. The charge laid by Mrs. A.G. Clark, proprietress of a women's apparel store was thrown oul by Magistrate Harold Hurkley. Vancouver Sun, Jan. 14, I960. It is one of the few times in Herb Wilson's long and curious career lhal he will come oul on the winning side in a court case. The disgruntled Mrs. Clark is reduced to pounding futilely on the communal wall with her broomstick again. Flushed with victory, Wilson simply ignores her. Aboul a week after his successful day in court, Wilson decidevto augment his raihetiif skimpy collection of exhibits wilh the addition of two authentic Egyptian mummies. (Exactly what connection Ihe ancient cadavers are supposed to have wilh crime is unclear.) Typically, Wilson claims lo have brought Ihe mummies from Egypl himself. As Jack Bird recalls, this assertion like mosl of the others, is well shy of the truth. "He got those mummies ���because I told him where he could gel ihem. They used to be owned by Woodwards department store. Don't ask me why ihey had them ��� but they did. Used to keep Ihem in Iheir warehouse. Herb bought them anyhow and set them up in the Arcade. One of them had several teeth fallen out in Ihe lower jaw. I stuck my hand in- Winners Congratulations to Katherine Warn, Clint Davy and Jeffrey Birkin, award winners at the eighth annual Images and Objects exhibition. This exhibition, organized by the Assembly of BC Arts Council, and held in conjunction with the government sponsored BC Festival of Arts, showed a total of 226 works of art chosen by jury from every region of BC. It is an indication of the quality of work being done on the Sunshine Coast lhat Warn and Davy both received Awards of Excellence, of which only five were given, and Birkin received one of the 10 honourable mentions. For Dad! CHOCOLATE NOVELTIES MUGO* BRITTLE (Homemade Peanut Brittle in Coffee Mug) - at Etna's. Bon Born Cowrie St, Sechell 885-2687 side his mouth and replaced them. One of the mummies was called Ptolemy, a tall fellow. The olher, Antioch, was short. Antioch had apparently tried to rob a temple and been caught. Someone had thrown a spear at him and there was indeed a wound, right beside his nose. I ihink Herb paid $150 apiece for those mummies. They pulled the people in for awhile." But despite the mummies, the days of Herb Wilson's Arcade of Mysteries are numbered. The reasons are not financial. They involve a gradual succumbing to various pressures. Chief among ihese is the continuing harrass- menl of Mrs. Gark. Since losing her case, she has become more ill-tempered than ever. Her assaults on the wall grow louder and more frequent. Often Ihey interrupt Wilson's monologues, much to his displeasure. In addition, the police now begin to harrass the Arcade, following rumours thai it has begun lo attract a criminal element. There is some truth to this. Ex-cons and known rounders do occasionally drop by to trade a few words with ihe old master thief. Herb Wilson, over the long years, has developed an understandable aversion to law officers of any stripe. Sometimes he forgets lo lie properly respectful. "1 have a toilet out here in the back. Would you like to stick your nose in thai loo?" he inquires of one notably-persistent beat constable. (Whether or nol the officer takes him up on the suggestion is not recorded.) But Ihe writing is definitely on thai broomstick denied wall. One day a fed up Herb Wilson simply decides lo capitulate. He and Jack Bird dismantle the Arcade, load the contents into a moving van and disappear, lock, stock and mummies, into the suburbs. Yet another money-making scheme has come to nothing. ...to be continued Open Howe 577 Pratt Road, 1 to 4 pm Sunday. Junn 17tti LINDSAY BEYNON 886-9339 ��� 886-2277 GIBSONS REALTY LTD. \y * GIBSONS LEGION tfS/\ Annual W PUBNITE Branch' 109 June 23 at Gibsons Legion Hall Time: 8 pm - 12 Music: Peter Londdn Sponsored by: L.A. 109 Tickets: $7.50 Members & Guests Welcome Tickets availablee Mary's Variety or Legion Club or LA. Members ��� No Ticket! on Sale al ihe Door Roberts Creek LEGION FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER Friday, June 15th Prime Rib & Yorkshire Pudding Reg. $7.00 Seniors $6.00 FRI. & SAT.* JUNE 15 & 16 ��� Featuring our NEW Dining Room Menu and Salad Bar it LIVE ENTERTAINMENT in the Lounge ��� Refreshment Specials ��� SUNDAY BRUNCH 10am-2pm weekly Reservations requested 886-7184 Restaurant Open 7 Days a Week, 6am-2pm and 5 11pm Lounge open daily. ^4. Coast News, June 11,1990 2i. Green Thumb Players' message being heard Roberts Creek Elementary School students Join the Green Thumb players after a performance at the school lasl week. -*����� nicWUkmi ej*oio Rhythms of Life Tired of death and rebirth? In Penny fuller IX'alh and rebirth; dealh and rebirth; transformation, transformation, transformation. Doesn't il really gel to you sometimes? Arcn'l you tired of going with ihe flow, letting go? "I've done enough transforming, lhank you. No more today." If you're one of the people who has been Pluloed for the lasl two years, you may be at a stage of hysteria by now, where all someone has lo say to you is, "let go of..." and you either convulse wilh laughter or go for their throat. People who have been Plu- loed arc those who have some personal planet somewhere between 12 degrees and 20 degrees In Scorpio, Taurus, Aquarius or Leo. If you're not familiar with your birth chart, it isn't difficult io guess. If 1989 and this part of 1990 have been the most intense time of your life, if people who knew you two years ago have difficulty recognizing you now, you've probably been Pluloed. For some of you, this next six weeks is the end of the end, for others, it is the beginning of the end. Either way, there's a light at the end of the tunnel and you should begin lo see it this week. People born in the water signs, (Pisces, Cancer and Scorpio) should be feeling an increased sense of positive change. Anyone born between July 5 and 9 or March 4 and 11 can (rust lhat Ihis week will bring about positive transformative changes. The same is true for Scorpios born November 5 through 9, but you have a tendency to get stuck in last week and it may take you a while lo notice lhat things are improving. Many of Ihe recovering dependency groups adopt the motto, 'Let go and let God'. This is a lime for water signs to make that thought an integral part of themselves. I know, I know. Many of you will say, "There's nothing left to let go of." But the human ego is a tricky devil. Often we go into a pout and say, "Fine! You take over. Nothing 1 do works anyway." Hut like a nervous passenger riding in the vehicle of our lives. Y.M.C.A. PARKING LOT SALE The Ultimate Garage Sale of Used and Obsolete Equipment ��� imimuit ��� ChMrm'i CtoiM ��� I'linnleliiiK PblUftt * I "IllpUlm ��� Tooh ��� Bed* ��� Ho.ii Cetnoa ��� tiatden l>i)ulpment ��� HcMtumnl SupHi"*1 ��� Bt*n. I'tnoe*. ��� Moliws Sunday, June 24th 10 am to 4 pm Y.M.C.A. Camp KIphliuloM treeo, of YMCA Reiael. Lanidale) rVwfefeW, In aeefaf hem' (AMI), �� ,ni,,i,l l.w.r.r. tmy (mvrlils we keep on grabbing for the steering wheel in a panic. "Hey watch out! That's not the way we're supposed to be going." Then we become angry when everything seems to crash. If you turn over your confusion, fear, doubts and preconceived ideas of what's supposed to happen, let the higher power handle the hairpin turns in your life without interference. It is just al those times when maneuvering is most dangerous and delicate thai you musl not grab for Ihe wheel. Breathe deeply and trust the driver. Now is definitely a time of positive change. (Of course all transformation is positive, but some is more positive than others). Just because you can't see where it's all leading doesn't mean you need to panic. This week is a time of seeding wonderful possibilities for the future. How soon those possibilities will manifest depends on your ability lo relax and enjoy ihe scenery while a higher power steers your life. Just stop grabbing at the steering wheel and trying to stomp on the brake. by Rose Nicholson The message about the rape of the environment is being heard from all over these days, but seldom more forcefully than the recent production put on for local schools by the Green Thumb Players of Vancouver. The story, set some time late in the next century, after the 'green' world has disappeared, is of two young adults who are running from the corrupt 'system'. They live their haunted lives in a grey wasteland of rotten garbage and piles of contaminated waste. In their flight Ihey encounter a diseased old man, a lone remnant of the past civilization. They are afraid of his speech, for he speaks 'the old language...and language has power...and dangerous memories'. The old man has a secret source of a most precious commodity - clean water, and with it he has built a small greenhouse where he nurtures a few tiny struggling plants. The three join forces and though they don't exactly live happily ever after, they resolve lo build a better world. The Green Thumb Players |*GlBSONS F*)legion JmW Branch 109 take their message to schools across the province and judging by the reception here on the Coast, they are being heard. Memljers and Guests Welcome Clayton Delaney Jm t--a---wi n-wniwTfieS f*.w ��� BINGO ��� TUES. EVENING! ~ (Lie. 178063} TIXON SALE NOW!! Featuring: HOQ HCJTt November of 1988 Playgirl Magazine "Coming For A Night You Will Never Forget/" | Coming June 21, 22 & 23 m\ fl The Accelerators ��� ������������������������������������������� ����������������������������� Your guide to the finest in area dining ��MHO GUIDE A listing of restaurants and pubs 1ml oi the Cotut After spending the day around Madeira Park and Garden Bay enjoying the breathtaking scenery and the many places to just wander around we started to make plans for dinner. Remembering to have passed Lord Jim's on the way up the Coast, just north of Sechelt, we decided to give them a call for their hours and whether or not they could accommodate children. Everything worked out to suit our schedule and we soon arrived at Lord Jim's Resort, tucked away in Ole's Cove. The restaurant, complemented this view with a spacious dining room and a wall of windows to let the ambiance of this setting in. The service kept pace with a courteous and patient waiter and superb food. To start the evening my companion and 1 ordered a Caesar salad which would have had Caesar himself asking for more as it tasted so good. For the main course, the two kids split an order of linguini. My companion had the broiled salmon and I thought I would try the roast duck in burgundy sauce. All of us tried a little of everyone else's and agreed that everyone's dish was just as tempting and cooked to perfection as the others. To drink I had a domestic beer, while my companion had tomato juice and the kids were treated to Shirley Temples, a combination of 7-Up, orange juice and grenadine. We all had such a good meal that when it came to desert there was no room. Our compliments to those at Lord Jim's for a delicious and pleasant dinner, a place worth coming back to. Andy's Restaurant- Every Wednesday nighl is Prime Rib Night. House specialiic include veal dishes, steaks, scal'eeod, pasta, pitta, Thai Ibex), and lots eel' NEW dishes. Don't miss Andy's great Brunch Bullet every Sunday from llam-2:30. Hwy 101. Gitisons, 886-3388. Coast Club Cafe- Bright, eipen, casual dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fresh is the order of the day for all of our menu items. Big burgers, pasta dishes, sandwiches, salads and a variety of daily features. An adull environment with European flair. Open from 5 am daily. Join us for weekend brunch. 5519 Wharf Ave., Sechell, 885-9344. Visa and Mastercard accented * seating for 60. deck House - Intimate dining and European cuisine in a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere. We serve rack of lamb, duck. crab, clams, scallops, steaks, also daily specials. Reservations recommended. Roberts Creek Road and Beach Avenue - 885-9321. Open 6 pm. Closed Mondays & Tuesdays. V. MC. *l seals. Mariners' Restaurant - on the waterfront with one of the most spectacular views in Gibsons, the Mariners' specializes in fresh and live seafood, and also offer, a full range of lunch and dinner entrees. Both menus change daily, with delicious daily specials. Marine IAMILY DINING Drive, Gibsons Landing, 886-23.14. Monday to Saturday: Lunch 11-3, Monday to Saturday: Dinner 5-10 and Sunday 5-9, Sunday Brunch 11-3. 100 seats. V. M.C. The Omega Pizza, Steak And Lobster House - With a perfect view of Gibsons marina, and a good time at- mosphere, tne umega is a people- watcher's paradise. Cast members of The Beachcombers can usually be found dining here. Menu includes pizza, pasta, steaks and seafood. Steaks and seafood are their specialties. Banquet facilities available. Very special children's menu. Average dinner for two: $20. Reservations recommended. Located in Gibsons landing al 1538 Gower Poinl Rd. 88eV2268. Open Sun-Tliurs, 11:30 am -10 pm, Fri and Sal 11:30 am - 10:30 pm. Scats 145. Pronto's Re-staurants Two locations to serve you. Both serve an extensive variety of pizza, steak, pasla. lasagne, ribs, souvlaki in a delightful family atmosphere. Children's menu available. All dinner entrees include garlic bread and a choice of soup of salad. Average family meal for four aboul S15-S20. Located al Wharf Rd., Sechell. 8851919: and on Highway 101, across from Gibsons Medical Clinic, Gibsons, 88eV8l38. Mi,HI ON. Hit M)W\ Irvine's Landing Marine Pub Excellent lunches, dinners and appetizers served in a friendly and casual waterfront pub setting overlooking the mouth of Pender Harbour. Prime rib every Saturday. Free moorage available for boaters visiting with us. We're located at the end of Irvine's Landing Road, and we're open 7 days a week from II am to II pm. Pub open Itam-Ilpm. Kitchen open llam- 10pm. Call 883*1143. Lord Jim's Resort Hotel - a tranquil view of Thormanby Island and the Malaspina Straits set the theme for a beautiful night out. Super friendly people, fine international cuisine, comfortable surroundings, soli music and good wine always add up to make yours a night to remember. With live musk in our lounge every weekend and reasonable room rates with a heated swimming pool and games room, all our guests feel at home and at ease. So, for a night out or a get-away weekend give us a call. Starting June 1, summer hours for the restaurant will be: Breakfast & Lunch, 7 am to 2 pm; Dinner 6 pm to 10 pm; seven days a week. For reservations or more information call 885*7038. The Parthenon Greek Taverns Located on the esplanade in downtown Sechelt. We specialize in Greek Cuisine, fresh seafood, steaks, pasta, and pizza. Open 6 days a week - Tues. through Thurs., from 11 am - 10 pm and Fri. & Sal., II am - tl pm. We are open for lunch - try our daily luncheon specials. Lunch is served from 11 am - 3 pm. Reservations recommended. We also have take-out - pizza, ribs, pasta, Greek food and much more! 885-1995 or 885-2833. Katherina - Hostess. Ruby Lake Resort - Picturesque lakeside setting, post-and-beam dining room, children's play area and tame swans arc pan of Ruby Lake Resort's charm. Sunday smorgasbord features baron of beef and other hoi meat dishes, a beautiful salad bar and home-made desserts. Absolutely superb prime rib on Friday. .Breakfast from 6:30 am, lunch from 11 am and dinner from 4:30 to 8 pm. Daily specials, licenced, reasonable prices, menus have something for everyone, on- and off-premises catering. Hwy 101 just north of Pender Harbour, good highway access and parking for vehicles of all sizes. 883-2269. The Wharf - Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Breathtaking ocean view and sunsets (torn every table. Continental cuisine ami seafood at its besi. Sunday Brunch from II am - 2 pm. Fully licensed and air- conditioned. Dinner rescrvatbns rccom- mended. Hwy. 101, Davis Bay. 885-7285. Cedars Neighbourhood Pub - Great food every day all day. Appetizers and full menu along with terrific daily specials, available 'till 9 pm every night. We're known for our great atmosphere and good times..Sun. - Thurs. open 'till midnight, Fri. & Sat. open 'till 1 am. See you at the Cedars, home of the "other" Bruno. Visa, Mastercard and reservations accepted. 8864171. IAI l\ - 1AM Oil Ernie & Gwen's Drive In- Take out, or delivery. Pizza, dinners, salads, burgers, chicken, desserts, drinks, ice cream. Free home delivery wirhin 4 miles, after 6 rem only, on $10 minimum orders. Small charge for orders under $10. Open laic every nighl. Hvey. 101, Gibsons. 886-7813. PAID AnVHtTISIMEMS Avtngt MM Men Do not Include liquor Coast News, June 11,1990 A familiar scene it Davis Bay Wharf as summer approaches and everyone Is hoping to hook the big one. ���Km Sheridan pkoto SSS SAVE SSS��� USED BUILDING SURPLUS Quality, used lumber, bricks, windows, lights, plumbing, etc P * B UMD BUILDING MATERIALS 11947 Tannery Rd., Surrey MONDAY-SATURDAY eBM-1311 We also buy used building materials TOWN OF GIBSONS P.O. Box 340,474 South Fletcher Road Gibsons, B.C. Tel. 886-2274 ! PROPERTY TAXES DUE JULY 3,1990 Tax notices have now been mailed to property owners in the Town ol Gibsons. Any property owner who has not received a tax statement should immediately contact ths Municipal Oflice al 886-2274. To enable better service, any enquiries regarding the notices should be made prior to the deadline date by telephoning or visiting the office In person. New owners should be aware of Ihe responsibility for payment of their 1990 taxes. Application for the Provincial Home-Owner Grant may be made whether or not the current taxes are being paid. Post dated cheques will be accepted from anyone wishing to avoid last minute line-ups. A Penally of 10 % will be added to the current taxes unpaid after 5 pm on July 3,1990. Reference: Point Atkinson Pacific Standard Time Foe Skookumchuk Narrows ���dd 1 tie. ao min. plus 5 min, for each II. ol list. and 7 min. lor aach II. of fill TIDELINE MARINE 5637 Wharf Rd.. Sechell 885-4141 9.9% ^-saa^ ,.~~ FINANCING '1 \ *f08"*^^"���" 0AC ��� ��� Year Te'm " \Vv>-. w-T-^r-v^w,.^. /��� stocky SC Golf ft I Note on rules by Frank H Rules comment: Play from 'ground under repair' ��� the player has the choic* of playing il from where it lies in the under repair area or can elect to take a drop without penally outside the area of repair one dub length from the .nearest point of relief no nearer the hole. There it is from the experts. (Rule 25-1). The 9-hole ladies played for Iowki score on a hidden hole and lowest putts (2 T's?). Hidden hole winners were Kay Mat- ihcson and Thelma Manning lied for first. Lowers! putts was won by another tie between Adic Cayton and Phyllis Cummings. The ladies second team played at Marine Drive on Tuesday. The score was Sunshine Coast 56 and Marine Drive 52. The ladies third team played at home on Wednesday with resulting score of 39 for the Sunshine Coast and 33 for the McCleery ladies. The Monday evening twi- lighters had 45 oul on May 28 Slo-Pitch Report A&G winning with the low net team being Evelyn Cooper and Harry Johnson. Low putts prize going to Adeline Clark and Bill Maihcson with only 18 putts. Les Cowley won the special events prize for closest to the pin taking the prize which was donated by Christine's Gifts. Fifty-seven brave and soggy senior men played with three clubs and a putter only for the 9-hole round on Thursday, May 31. The winiwrs were Bill Sned- den and his team of Ray Phillips, Art Hauka and Peter Smith. The tees were taken home by Bill Foreman Laurie Evans, Chuck Barnes and Doug Gillet. The closest to the hole record was so soaked that I think ihey were unable to read it for a winner. I understand the latest in golf carls has a few more of the essentials lhan normal, such as a built-in fridge, an automatic tec dispenser, head lights for iwi-lighi play, rear view mirror for safely against following players, TV and a radio for the latest in the PGA tours and snow tires for use in deep bunkers. Gibsons Swimming Pool Call 886-9415 lor further Inlormation Family Mat U/WHockey Early Bird Aqua-Fit East-Ma-ln Noon Swim Lissons Swim Club Swim Fit Fit 4 Fifty Seniors Swim Adpt. Aquatics Lesions Public Co-Ed Fitness 1:00-3:30 3:30-5:00 7:00-8:00 6:30-0:30 9:00-10:00 10:00-11:00 11:30-1:00 3:30-7:30 7:30-8:30 8:30-9:30 I 9:30-10:30 10:30-11:30 2:30-3:30 3:30-6:00 6:00-7:30 7:30-8:30 VMMSdayt Sane as Monday Thursdays Parent & Tot Adpt. Aquatics Lessons Public Co-Ed Fitness Fridays Early Bird Aqua-Fit Fit & Fifty Seniors Swim Noon Swim Swim Club Public Teen 1:00-2:00 2:30-3:30 3:30-6:00 6:00-7:30 7:30-8:30 6:30-8:30 9:00-10:00 10:00-10:30 10:30-11:30 11:30-1:00 3:30-5:30 5:30-7:00 7:30-9:00 Public Public Saturdays 2:30-5:00 7:00-8:30 Publication of this schedule sponsored by Super Valu by Mark Benson Third place A&G Contracting continued its winning ways by defeating the pesky Coors Scummbies 14-11 in another exciting Cedars Mixed Slo-Pitch game last week. A & G got off to their usual good start leading 104 halfway through the game and looking like they had the match under control. But, some pinpoint hit- ling by the Scummbies got them back in the game and by the end of the sixth inning held a 11-10 lead. With last bats in the final inning A & G rallied back and ended up winning 14-10. John Pritchard and Geoff Gillies hit triples for A&G. Michelle Frewin and Moraine Upson pitched well and Mark Widslon hit clutch safe hits for Coors. The second place Ball Blasters just kept rolling along by healing GBS 16-7. Blasters have only one loss and one tie in their first 14 games. Joey Unger, Mel Dempster, and pitcher Michelle Whiting played well for the Blasters. This Week's Gaines Monday June 11 Creek vs Stenners at Langdale N, Blasters vs Cedars at Langdale S, GAB vs Commuters at Cedar Grove, Wrecks vs Yahoos at Brothers Kl. Multiple Sclerosis SOCIETY CDF CANADA supports NATIONAL AXCESS AWAJIENESSWEEK JUNE 10-16 Won'tyou? TO SOMETHING COMPLETELY "NEW* on the Sunshine Coast "PUTTIN WITH DAD" ��� SEASON MEMBERSHIP AT ORCA MINI GOLF IS Hole* of fun packed <1/3 ��H Mini Golf Reg. Rales) mini oolf 3"v 15 00 value mini golf FREE Hot Dog & Beverage value 9 ALL OF THE above for only Sechell .Building Supplies Ltd Morgan's Men's Wear, Sechelt Bernle's Shell Station. S��chelt. Mariners' Restaurant, Glhdrts. Wednesday June 13 Pigs vs Commuters at Brothers #3 Wrecks vs GAB at Cedar Grove, Coors vs GBS at Langdale N, Wahoos vs A & G at Langdale S. Thursday June 14 GBS v GAB at Langdale N, Wrecks vs Cedars at Langdale S. Sunday June 17 Creeks vs Coors at Langdale N, Pigs vs A & G Contracting at Langdale S. SOFTBALL) EQUIPMENT & GLOVE CLEARANCE ���&�� TEAM EQUIPMENT SR. ALUMINUM BATS J aii SHOP VACS 1Co/ ��� All instock 15% off ��� - dtSHUMMhs *^Jl__ Elson Glass and Howe Sound Pulp and Paper battled it out last Wednesday at Brothers Park baseball diamond. Never mind the RBIs, the youngsters had fun and tried their best. ���Jeff Carpcittr photo Sunshine Coast Hot Spots and Hints LOCATION: PRODUCTION: The Gap Fair Camp Byng Fair Davis Bay Fair Trail Island Fair Marry Island..' Fair Pirate Rock Fair Epsom Poinl Fair Lasqueti Island Good Sangsler Island Good Texada Island Good Bargain Harbour Good Egmont Fair ��� Good Spring Production throughout most traditional Spots. 10-30 Ib. Klwinii Aunilliry 10th Anniversary Tea. a beautilul painling was presented lo the residenls by artist Kathleen Wells. June dinner meeting will be al Seaview Gardens June 20. Annual Berry Tea will be July 21 al 2pm in Ihe Residents' Lounge. Poll Natal Clemm Tues., June 12 Irom 7 to 9 pm at the Sechelt Health Unit. Everyone welcome. To register call Jeanette al 865-7777. Sunihlne Coast Piici Committee meeting will be held al Roberts Creek School Library on Monday. June 11.7:30 pm. Everyone welcome. Special Needi meeting Monday. June II, 7:30 pm in Gibsons Elementary School Library: Wednesday. June 13,7:30 pm in Sechell Elementary School Library; Friday. June 15 al 7:30 pm In Madeira Park Elementary School Library. For locations and lurther details, conlacl Batyah Frames. 886-7589 or Infant Development Program, 885-5940 Poll Natal Class Tues. June 12. 1990. Sechell Health Unit. 7 - 9 pm. Everyone welcome. To register call Jeanette, 885-7777. Sunihlne Coait Puce CemmHtM meeling will be held al Roberts Creek School Library on Mon. June 11. 7:30 pm. Everyone welcome. St. Miry'i Hospital Auilliary'i regular monthly meeting ol Ihe Roberts Creek Branch will be held on June 11,10:30 am., in Emmy Orohmann's garden. Bring your own sandwich lor a picnic lunch. * Special Needi meeting on Mon. June 11 at 7:30 pm., in Gibsons Elementary School library, on Wednesday June 13 al 7:30 pm., in Sechelt Elementary School library. Fri. June 15 al 7:30 pm. In Madeira Park Elementary School library. For locations and lurther details, contacl Batyah Fremes: 886-7589 or Intent Development Program: 885-5940 Sunihlne Coast Unity Fallowihlp Is having Its annual picnic at Roberts Creek Provincial Park picnic grounds. Sun. June 17 at 11am, Pol Luck, bring your own mugs and plates. Everyone welcome. For info 866-7988. SherncHlte Auxiliary executive meeting will be Tues.. June 12 at 10 am in lha conference room at Shornclltle. Elphlmtona Elector! Aiioclitlon general meeting Wad., June 13 al 7:30 pm at (Mar Grove Elementary. All Area E residanls welcome. No meetings July/Aug. Any problems please call 886-7771. Sechelt (ranch ol St. Miry'i HoipHal Auxiliary regular monthly meeling Thurs., June 14 at St. Hilda's Church al 1:30 pm. Wa welcome all members and Iriends. Sunshine Cent Splnmri a Women GuHd June meeting Mon., June 11 it 7:30pm, 718 Franklin Rd., Gibsons. For Inlo .886-7102 or 885-3866. SkM CiMntlM Day committee meeling Juni 13 at 7:30pm at Community Services, 5638 Inlet Ave. Call lor Inlo 88S-5881. Minor Ball Coast News, June 11,1990 23. ���KMGkate iWi- GAMES PLAYED AS OF JUNE 7 MOSQUITO DIVISION WLTP MT 4M(I 1014 ��� Silt Ml 323 I7IM Oat��aja I41�� HOWE SOUND PAP In Tuesday's game Justin Towel made excellent catches at first base and caught a pop fly. Excellent pitching by Daniel Giesbrecht. The team hit well and made good fielding plays. In Thursday's game Stuart Chester hit a triple with the bases loaded. Stuart Chester struck out Ave batters and caught a pop fly in the three innings he pitched. Justin Towel played well on first base and Michael Husband played well on third base. Craig Sutherland made an excellent slide at home plate lo beat the tag and give the team their sixth run for the inning. Good playing by the whole team gave ihem a needed win. E.LSON GLASS In Tuesday's game Allison Farrell and Kalien Swinney had their first hits of the season. Kalien showed good hustle on ihe bases. In Thursday's game Kirk Chapman had his first hit or the season and Colan Urquhart was hitting veil. PETROCAN In Tuesday's game Travis Dempster stole third base and home plate on his own initiative for the game winning run. A really close and well played game. Michael Sopow is an excellent clean-up pitcher. He made five strike-outs in two innings. Ryan Swanson made five strike outs in the first two innings. Cheryl Anderson made two more outs at third base giving her a total of 14 outs for the season. Ryan Caville made an excellent catch in left field and made a good throw to second base which almost resulted in a double play. The second baseman, Charles Kasnik then threw the ball to the catcher who tagged ihe runner coming home. BLUE WAVE In Tuesday's game excellent pitching was made from Quinn Shields. Jeramy Ruck hit two homeruns. In Thursday's game, a good oul al third by Slephany Berens- tein. Good play by Nick Lavcr- lu playing short slop who threw the ball to Mike Taddy playing first base for the out. PRONTO'S In Thursday's game Kristoff made a double play. Marlin hit a triple. Kelly caught a pop fly. The learn is playing well. OMEGA Martin Ryan fielded and balled well. Amanda Saigeon showed great improvement. REMINDER: Minor ball meeting al Elphinstone on Wednesday, June 13. SUNS** CO*** W ���. ���keeeeCW dub ���***��- Give Dad the The ^ jOUS �� Heai"' id* mmM^^^fSXZ SUN- Clinic for Rugby by John Rainer Howdy, rugby fans! Yes, it's what you see. The Gibsons Rugby Club (the Pigs) are having a rugby clinic for all those wishing to learn about or more of this wondrous sport. The clinic will involve basic drills, films and mini-game to finish off. The date will be June 16 from 10 am until approximately 4 pm at upper Elphinstone with films and snack at the clubhouse during the day. Pre-registration would be appreciated as then we will have a good idea of the numbers involved. Please call Stuart Frizzell al 886-8833, John Rainer al 886-3384 or Eric Larnder at 886-8243. Fastball June 5 - Eagles vs Roberts Creek, Eagles won 5-3; TBS vs Wakefield, Wakefield won 8-5. June 7 - TBS vs Cedars, Cedars won 14-5; Wakefield vs Eagles, Wakefield won 7-3. Come and watch the tournament June 23 and 24 at Hackett Park. Uacintos/? From the entry level Macintosh Plus to the blazing fast Ufic we can provide a Macintosh to suit your computing needs. Mac Plus $1,299 20 MB Hard Drive $699 MacSE/20HD $3,199 Mac SE301-40 $4336 Any uiQv you Slice it the Classifieds bring results i Asktosee some identification at the door. When you're looking for a new home, look for the Quality Plus Certificate. It means a home built by a trained, certified Quality Plus Builder - a home that has been monitored and certified by the Canadian Homebuilders' Association of B.C. Quality Plus is an advanced system of design and construction incorporating the latest Power Smart advances in heating, clean air ventilation, and insulation. The Quality Plus Home is one designed for today's lifestyles, for people who are discriminating about workmanship, energy efficiency and comfort in their living space. A Quality Plus Home looks like any other. The difference is inside, where you live. You enjoy a protected environment and \^ Builder currently building Quality Plus Home: a clean, quieter, more comfortable home with lower ongoing maintenance costs. Another point to consider: resale value. In today's volatile real estate market, it's difficult to predict where the market will be when you might want to sell. With all the features of Quality Plus construction, your home has added value, whatever the market conditions. Find out about Quality Plus before you buy a new home. And remember, if it doesn't have the Quality Plus Certificate, it isn't a Quality Plus Home. What all the best addressed new homes are wearing this year. Puchalski Construction 1615 Clover Road Gibsons, B.C. 885-9208 BC hydro S3 CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH CX3LUMBIA in partnership with: BC Gas ��� New Home Warranty Program of B.C. and the Yukon ��� West Kootenay Power ��� National R-2000 Program '# mam 24. Coast News, June 11,1990 I!COAST NEWS CLASSIFIEDS^ 8. Property FHCC CATALOGUE 5686 Cowrie St Box 1219 Sechell. B.C VON 3A0 SI5-3211 FAX 885-2899 Van .Toll Free M4-I016 &. Proper t\ South Fletcher spacious hillside split level view home, central Gib sons. 3 Ddrm.. 2 balh. huge lamily room, sell-contained revenue suite, newly carpeted and decorated, lor sale by owner. $133,000. 886-8815 or 683-4971 #24 Sunshine Heights, large view lot 80 x 125. Close lo Sechell Will sell or build lo suit. Call 885-7171 $27,000 #24 Pender Harbour. 2 bdrm mobile on private lot. $40,000. 276-2338 #24sr Drop [off your COAST NEWS Classifieds at any of our convenient Friendly People Places ���IN PENDER HARBOUR��� The Coast News (Madeira Park Shopping Centre) 883-9099 Marina Pharmacy ess-2888 AC Building Supplies 883-9551 ���IN HALFMOON BAY��� B&J Store 885-9435 IN SECHELT The Coast News (Cowrie Street) 885-3930 IN DAVIS BAY View lol above hwy opposite hotel overlooking Pender Harbour. $28,000 OBO 885-9778 #27sr For sale by owner. Ve acre lol on Gibsons Bluff. lanlaslic view1 Fully serviced, top access, lo view call 886-8757 #24sr Peninsula Market 885-9721 IN WILSON CREEK��� Wilson Creek Campground m-5937 ���IN ROBERTS CREEK��� Seaview Market 885-3400 IN GIBSONS The Coast News (behind Dockside Pharmacy) 686-2622 The Knit Wit Sunnycrest Mall ,886-2717 . ' DEADLINE IS 3:30 FRIDAY NOON SATURDAY AT COAST NEWS OFFICES SECHELT & GIBSONS Lot 16. Creekside subdivision on mountainview drive in Gibsons Large lot on Park ravine side, $29.500.886-8698. #Z4sr 5 acre corner lot close to Langdale Ferry, Price $73,000. 886-9049 (owner). #26s 5 acres ALR, view, hydro, merchantable timber. Roberts Creek. $95.000.886-3422. #23s Lol 100x250' Southwood Rd., close lo school. 885-9323. #24s Cleared lot on cul-de-sac. Field Rd. area, potential view, services available. $22,900. 885-5661. #24sr Beautilul Ireed lol in Creekside. Fully serviced. Backs onto ravine, privale sale. 1-530-6207. #24sr Lol lor sale by owner, cleared, serviced, close lo school, Grand- view Heights, Gibsons, $35,000. 886-3591. #25sr Cozy rancher. 11 years old, 1200 sq. II.. 3 bdrm., immaculate condition, $75,000. Powell River. 485-6941. #25sr For sale by owner. 3 bdrm., 2 bath. Langdale home, partly linished. full basemenl. wonder- lui view, close lo school and ferry. $128,000. 886-7949, 683-6095. #24 View lot in Sandy Hook, easy to build on. $28,000. 493-6866. 493-0772. #25ss Size 200x268 could be 4 duplex lots or possibly multi-family offered for sale al $150,000. Call Des at 886-2497 The Argosy Group 920-2211. #25 Large lol Sandy Hook Rd., ocean view. Asking $22,000. 885-2610. #26ss Luxurious view and living in this 3 bdrm., 3 bath, 2500 sq. ft. house, garden. Iruit trees. Madeira Park. 883-9418 or 988-4310. #25 By owner, charming and maculate 3 bdrm., 1ft large detached workshop, spacious corner lol with fruil Irees, partial water view. 7755 Redrooffs Rd., $113,000. 886-8815 or 683-4971. #24 5.1 acres $59,000 close to ferry. 1000' Road frontage. Hydro. 886-9049 #2e5ss ^ I,ilium (nee Berthelet). Stephen and Stephanie recently arrived Irom Western Australia are proud lo announce the birth ol Mark Bruce, weighing 10 lbs.. 8 oz.. on June 2. 1990 Brother to Amanda (5), Trevor (3'A) and Craig (2) Very special lhank you to Dr Norman and our sincere appreciation lo Christine and the rest ol the nursing stall at St. Mary s Hospital in Sechell. B.C. Canada. #24 Obituaries DAVIES: Ernest Wilfred Davies. late of Gibsons, passed away peacefully in St. Mary's Hospital on June 6. 1990. in his 93rd year. Survived by his loving wile Wynne; 1 son Jim Davies and wile Helen, ol Edmonton; 3 grandsons: Dr. Norman, and James, ol Edmonton, Bruce, of Victoria; 3 great grandchildren; 2 slepsons: Jim Smith and wife Grace, of Maple Ridge; Barrie Slewart and wile Frances, of West Vancouver: 6 step grandchildren: 11 step great grandchildren. Cremation arrangements through Devlin Funeral Home. Memorial Service Saturday June 16 at 2:30 p.m. in the Calvary Baplisl Church, Gibsons. Rev. Calvin Mclver ol- liciating. Reception to follow in Ihe church. In lieu ol flowers, remembrance donations may be made to the Calvary Baptist Church Building Fund. #24 e.��� PLOWS: Passed away June 8. 1990, Russell Julian Plows, late ol Gibsons, in his 81st year. Survived by his loving wife Mary; 1 son. Gordon Plows; 4 daughters: Evelyn Sibley and husband Robert; Edna MacKay and husband Doug: Marlene Flintoff and husband Bob; and Janet Retchings: 9 grandchildren: 3 great grandchildren. Mr. Plows was a retired member ol the Carpenter's Union Local 452, Vancouver. Funeral service Tuesday June 12 at 1 p.m. in Ihe chapel ol Devlin Funeral Home. Gibsons. Rev. Stan Sears ol- liciating. Interment Seaview Cemetery. In lieu ol (lowers, remembrance donations to Ihe Heart Fund would be appreciated. #24 The Beat Deal AteuwU COAST NEWS CLASSIFIEDS S/IOO 4 (minimum) for 10 words 25' each additional word (Berths. I.esi fi Found FREEfl "Sine SeT CLASSIFIEDS Pay for 2 weeks, get the 3rd week FREE (When paid by CASH. CHEQUE, or MONEY ORDER) ALL CLASSIFIED ADS must be . PRE-PAID before insertion - VISA & MASTERCARD accepted M s15oo $100 up to 10 words each additional worel Your ,eel te'.iiiiieiii) 1 eie'iie only, well run 4 eon si'eulive' weeks, the?,, will be? cancelled uille'ss you instruct us tee re-new el BY NOON SATURDAY. (Nol available- lo commercial advertiser!) CLASSIFIED DEADLINE Gibsons & Sechelt Offices NOOll Saturday "Friendly People Places" FRIDAY 3:30 pm COAST NEWS CLASSIFIEDS Madeira Park Shopping Cenlre 883*9099, Cowrie St.. Sechelt 885*3930 Cruice Lane. Gibsons 886*2622 FAX: 886-7725 Available for public use Pender Harbour Office FRIDAY 4:30 pm Obituaries IARKA Passed away June 2. 1990. Paul Emil Larka. late ol Sechelt. age 84 years. Survived by Iwo sisters in New York, a brother in Oregon: a brother in Finland and Iriends on the Sunshine Coasl. No service by request. Private cremation arrangements through Devlin Funeral Home. #24 MARTIN: Thomas Edward ol Madeira Park, lormerly ol Nanaimo. passed away suddenly June 3. 1990 Survived by his loving wile Laura and sons Tyler and Jamie Martin, his mother Norma Ann: brother Scott, sister Carla and inlaws Uli LeGrand. Dodie and Gill Summerell and Tom Levy and grandparents. He was predeceased by his lather Thomas Edward Martin He was also an active volunteer lireman lor the Pender Harbour Volunteer Fire Depattmenl. #24 NIELO: Edythe (Edle). late ol North Vancouver, passed away peacefully al Totem Lodge. Sechell. on May 28. 1990 in her BBiie year. Survived by her daughter Catherine McOultty ol Madeira Park: six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Edle was a longtime volunteer at Lions Gate Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. The lamily would like lo extend their sincere thanks to the stall ol Lions Gate Discharge Planning Unil and Totem Lodge for their care and kindness to Edie. 'Nan' will be sadly missed by all who knew her. No service by request private cremation arrangement though Devlin Funeral Home. Donations may be made to charily ol choice. #24 Elderly gent -wishes to contacl lady in her sixties with sense ol humour, non-smoker, able to drive, tor companionship t, Iravel. Box 416, c/o Coast News. Box 68. Sechell. B.C. VON 3A0. #24 Joel Brass and Associates are ottering a course in Inner Freedom - Handling Ihe Stress of Your Lite. 2 day seminar June 23 and 24 and again July 28 and 29th. Call Pam 886-8455 evenings or Ian 885-7891 evenings #26 Single tradesman 40. 62", 210. seeks slim lemale companion 25-45 wilh good sense ol humour lor friendship and romance. Box 340 c/o Coast News. Box 460. Gibsons. BC. VON IVO #26 Announce merits Tax & Accounling Service A.J. (Jim) Wallace 886-4823 #26 Thank You We would like to thank all of our friends and relafives lor their kind thoughts and good wishes on the occasion ol our 50th wedding anniversary. Hugh and Margaret Inglis. #24 The lamily ol the late Ross Patrick would like lo lhank Ihe staff at Shorncliffe and Tolem Lodge for Ihe care and compassion given lo Dad over the years. Anita. Russ, Margot (Stephen), Harry. Bob (Linda). #24 We'wish lo lhank Dr. Wendy Norman, Dr. Myhill-Jones and the lirst floor nursing stall in attendance on May 28 lor the care they gave lo our infant son Brian James Christopher Shepherd, we also wish to thank all lor your sympathy and consolences al Ihe loss ol our Utile one. Christopher & Barbara Shepherd #24 We wish to thank all those who sent flowers, cards and condolences. Mosl especially those kind people who were there for us during Heinz' illness and were always ready lo help wilh rides lo the hospital, visils, words of comfort and help of very kind. Thank you again most sincerely. (Mrs.) Doris Sommerfeldf and Christina. #24 The B C. Junior Quarter Horse Association wish lo express Iheir gratitude lo all Ihe local people and Ihe businesses who have helped to support them in the past. Thank you Sandy Gibb,Howe Sound Pulp & Paper, Quality Farm Supply, Suncoasl Motors, T & T Trucking and lo the many oihers who bought our raffle tickets Also lhanks lo Quality Farms lor their latest donalion for our team. ETCHING DEMONSTRATIONS Shadow Baux Gallery will In open for art groups or individuals interested in watching Ihe etching process and meeting Ihe artists involved on Tuesday, June 14 from 2 pm. Cowrie St., Sechell, 885-7606. #24 Scrabble Anyone? Gibsons newcomer seeks players scoring 250+ 886-8873. #26 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 885-2896, 886-7272, 886-2954. TFN Does someone in your lamlly have a drinking problem? Call Al-Anon 886-9903. 885-7484. Al-Aleen 886-2565. TFN Phone us today about our selection of beautiful personalized wedding invitations, napkins, matches, stationery and more. Jeannies Gilts & Gems 886-2023 TFN Adult children of Alcoholics or disfunclional families please call 885-5281 or 886-8165 lor help. TFN REBIRTHING - Circular brealhing lo move beyond emotional blocks. REIKI - Enhancing the body's How ol natural Hie energy. Sessions avail. Micluel Hamer 886-7589. #24 Looking for SHAKLEE Products' Nutritional supplements, biodegradable cleaners, personal care products. Call Dale 886-3805, Mavis 885-7464. #25 Wanl to Improve Ihe qualify ol your tap water? If you do we have a pure and simple answer - the Amway Water Treatment System. Effectively removes more than 400 EPA priority pollutants. For inlormation or a demonstration call 885-7144. #26 Sunrider Herbal Products, local distributor. Barb 885-5444. #24 Okanagan farm apples by the 20 Ib. box. 35 cents per lb., 4 varielies, top quality. 885-2938 leave message. #24 The 'Programme Cadre de Francais' is offered in your school district. If you want quality education In french for your francophone child(ren) from kindergarten to grade seven, don't hesitate, register then NOW at Sechell Elementary School or phone Franclne Desjardins at 885-9539. #25 Elphie '89 Grads. Yearbooks can be purchased al the school June I4lh. $27 I day only #24 Are you in an unhappy relationship? Call Ihe Transition House lor Iree confidential counselling. 885-2944. TFN Do you need some Informalion lo deal with your legal problem? Call the Legal Inlofmitkm Sendee 885-5SB1; Mondays and Wednesdays 9-4. TFN Shialsu and Reiki pressure poinl therapy combined wilh more subtle life energy balancing. If you wanl lo experience relaxation and reliel Irom muscle slrain. fatigue, slress. insomnia, emotional imbalance, my treatments can work lor you. Peggl Francis 886-4545. #24 Venetian blind sample case, (Sib- sons area. 886-3932. #24 Small male blue-gray cal wilh whitish-gray markings, wearing I pink and 1 white collar, last seen vicinity Pender Harbour school area. Reward. 883-2583. #24 Girls |<>an jacket at Roberts Creek School ball held 886-8195 after 5 pm. #24 Extremely large black male cal, likes lood. 13146 Narrows Rd.. Pender Harbour. 883-9544. #24 8. livestock e^lAGUS Bright, Clean Dog & Cat Boarding Dog Training Science Diet Pel Foods 886-8568 SPCA Adoption Young cats and adorable kittens. 886-7313. #24 Grey and white kittens. Free to good homes. 885-1942. #25 PETFOOD SCIENCE DIET, IAMS, TECHNI-CAL, NUTRO-MAX, PURINA. WAYNE. Also full line ol bird seed And much more. Duality Faim & Garden Supply Ltd. Pratt Rd. 886-7527 TFN SPCA SPAYING PROGRAM Contact Then & Now Furniture, 699 Highway 101. Gibsons. 886-4716 or Marlee Fashions. TFN Kerry blue Terrier, male pup, $550, health, tempermenl guaranteed. 886-2505. #24sr Reg. American quarter horse, 11 yr. old. Bay Gelding, exc. beginners horse, road safe and very gentle. $1500. Chris 866-3093. #24sr Help reduce Ihe pel overpopulation problem - spay or neuter your pet. TFN Free kittens to good homes, cute, ready logo. 885-3435. #25 BREAKING & TRAINING CLINIC We have live 3 & 4 year old Halter Broke horses. Each student will have his own horse to work for five evenings. June 11 -15th, 7-9 pm $125. Instructor Ted Bowie. Phone 886-2753 #24 Fenced pasture and barn lor rent. 885-3605. #24 Piano Tuning repairs, appraisals w? Ken Dalgleish 886-2843 9-piece sel maple Gretsch studio recording drums, sacrifice at $2500.886-4599. #23ss Have 3 tickets worth approx $600 In refunds lor VIA train Must be used before June 18. Anywhere across Unada. One male, one lemale. one child can be used in conjunction with cash. For example 1 ticket has 100% relund one way. 50% return. Well sell lor $300. Call 885-9209. TFNS CUTS, COLOURS, CURLS For Ihe whole lamily in your home. Spoil yourself - you're worth III Call Paulelle 886-8633 Mobile Unisex Hairstyling. #27 INDIVIDUAL THERAPY COUPLES COUNSELLED Eleanor-Mae 885-9018 #27 We have Ihe capacity lo change the direction ol our lives. Success Is never an accident. RONIN RESOURCES 886-3546 (day), 886-8376 (evenings). #25 Press Release - Press Release The Sunshine Coasl Young New Democrats meet: Date: June 14, 1990. Place: Ray Skelly's office, Gibsons, Time: 7pm. THe BC New Democrats youth organizer Stephanie Lynn, will be coming lo Gibsons lor Ihe meeting. All those interested under 26 are welcome lo attend. More Inlo: Bill 886-2543 or Stephanie 430-8600' or 737-1424. #26 Sechelt Celebration Day, Sun. July 1. 1990, all day fun for the whole lamily. Parade starting at 11am down Cowrie SI. to Hackett Park, children's games, entertainment, civic marquee and much more! Come and help celebrate Canada's 123rd birthday and Sechelt's 4th. For more Informalion call 885-5881. #24 Rainbow Preschool registration Oct.-May 91. Sat., June 23.11-1 Sunnycrest Mall or plume Jane i 7610 or Vlcki 885-9333. #24 Sunshine Piano Service Tuning & repairs, reflnishlng. Free estimates. 885-3168. #29 {422 Gower ft Rd. Sun. June 17tl) - 10-2. Lois of great bargains. #24 Sal. June 16, 852 Poplar Lane, Gibsons. 10-2 pm. #24 Useful! Fancy! Antique! 736 Highway 101 beside bowling alley. Sal., June 2. llam-2pm, #24 Gianl basemenl sale June 16/17. Sat. & Sun. 9- Collectors Items, plumbing, you name il. 12583 Bargain Harbour Rd. 883-9973. #24 Sunday, June 17, 10am-2pm. toys, kilchen, misc.. 1040 Stephen Rd. (oil Lower Rd.) In Roberts Creek. #24 Barter 8. Trade Huge ravine lot in Creekside on Mtn. View Drive, fully serviced, $30.000.886-8698 or 583-3234. #26sr 10' Satellite Dish and Video Cipher II near new. $2500. 886-7338. #25 12' fiberglass boat $250. Chev small block marine, other boal part, "A" Irame travel trailer $1,300, cross bow $300, fiberglass travel trailer: 18' mahogany yellow cedar l/g over wood $1,800.686-8251. #24 Local hay. good lor livestock. $3.75/bale. 885-9208 alter 6 pm. #24 Glass sliding doors bathtub enclosure $120.886-9181. #24 Slant FIN 200.000 BTU oil-tired hot waler boiler. New. never used, $900.883-2669. #26ss Penlniula Bulk Soil Screened or unscreened soil, bark mulch and mushroom manure. 885-5627. #25 New Stock of DINING TABLE & CHAIRS BUFFET DRESSERS JEWELLERY For Old* T.m��| Soke 1095 Hwy. 101 al Prall Rd. Gibsons 886-8261 Chesterlield. chair, brown: twin china cabinets, sliding glass doors In top section; chrome table, 6 chairs, gray, 2 ext. leaves; 48" bed spring wilh coil spring mattress. 885-9966, 885-4155. #25 Tel S SOIL Mushroom Manure-Bark Mulch Topsoil mixed-Hog Fuel By Ihe yard or Iruck lull. Top quality products al reasonable prices. You pickup or we deliver. Phone anytime 885-5669. TFN Inglis auto, washer, exc. cond., guaranteed & delivered, $325. 883-2648. TFN IBM compatable computer w/30 meg hard drive, keyboard and amber monitor, brand new, jusi $1199. 886-8356 days or eves. #24sr Good quality unmarked Queen Size mattress 886-3032. #24 Interested In buying small acreage, one-10 acres, Gibsons/ Sechelt. Please write to J. Schneider, Comp 23, Site 6, SSI, Houston, BCVOJ120. #24 55 overweight people to lose 10 -25 lbs/mo. We'll pay you for good results. Call 1-978-3008 loll Iree lor a recorded message that could change your life. #25 Used 2X10's. 2X12's lor garden boxes. .386-2922 #26 Post secondary student wanled now for summer job. Interested in anatomy, good eye lor detail and a sense ol design Important. Knowledge ol Macintosh useful bul not essential. Folkslone Design 886-4502 #24 Merit woodstove with oven and warming oven, $500. 883-2396. #23sr Speed Queen reconditioned dryer, $125; H/D Kenmore dryer, $175. 885-4529 alter 6 pm. #24sr 9'x12' decorator rug, $100. 886-2742. #24 Firewood, dry alder, any length, delivered. $100/cord. 885-7166 mornings-evenings. #24 mm SMOKED SALMON Approx. 11t lbs. per bag *84* perIb. APPA SEAFOOD LTD. lin Field Rd., SeclwR between 9:00 & 4:00 ' .' r- ...aAjeae ���Coast News, June 11,1990 25. FATHER'S^ DAY 4 DAYS ONLY Chesterlield & Love Seat �������. uses sale M495 Recliner , Reg. J5I9 'SALE '389 7 Piece Oak Bedroom Suite' Re*. $3495 SAtf M747 WHILE STOCK LASTSi PRICE SPECIALS! A Real Apple HE, printer monitor & 2 diskdrives & all Ihe software you will ever need. $1750 OBO 886-2408. #25 ST.. Sechelt mTuet.-Sal. 10-5 An old P & H welder with VH Wisconsin engine, an old Power Plant with 9H 1 hung Wisconsin engine. An old 30 hp Johnson outboard An old jet pump with lank. 886-2357. #26 Farm tractor $1,000. M5-9357. TFN Sola, 8 seat long and matching chair $300; blonde solid wood dining room suile: table, 6 chairs, bullet, china cabinet. $750. 885-3335. #24 1'A yr. old Hotpoint DW $400; Gibson Appollo fridge wilh Ice maker $500. Heavy duty weedealer $75; wet/dry vacuum $35. All In good working order. 886-2149. #24 2 antique dresser w/mirrors; 1 oak desk chair; wicker loveseat & chair. 886-7463 #24 Hideabed good cond. $250 OBO. Solid walnut coffee and lamp tables $75. 12 x 12 gold carpet, good cond. $65 OBO. Flberwood desk good cond. $50. 886-8224. #24 Singer Sewing Machine, zig-zag etc. $130. 885-5369. #26 Bell sander $125: live 175 Daiwa reels $25 ea. including line. 885-7977. #25 Bedroomsuite.exe. cond.,$300. 886-9743. #25 Heavy duty rotoliller. $275; 28" Zenith TV. $490; 9x12 Chinese carpet. $1950; antique oak/ leather chairs, $400: Folk harp, $500; 1987 Reliant. 2 dr./std.. 35.000 kms.. $6300; 2 bdrm. Beach Ave., $110,000. 885-4800. #25 Baycresl iron stove with hot water tank and accessories, clean, perfect working order, $350. 886-8365. #25 3 burner propane camper stove, cooler, stainless sleel, sink, cupboards, good lor camper or boat, $100 lor everything. Moffat dishwasher $100. 885-2418 eves. #24 Colour T.V, G.W.O. 20" with cable converter $150. 885-1901 alter 6 pm #25 Duality RKondltloned Appliances G.E. 15 cu. It. while 2 dr. frost- Iree Iridge $389. Admiral duplex 3 dr. Irosllree wilh ice waler dispenser, Ice-maker, new $2450, now $867. Frigidalre Elite 30" stove wilh solid elements, combine air convention oven, as new $849. Inglis Normandie 5 cycle 2-spd washer $359. Speed Oueen heavy duly drier. $269 and much more. Corner cupboard. 885-4434, Bjorn. 885-7897. #25 SolsltH(li>( r n ���$* -. MOMS! MOMS! MOMS! AVAILABLE AT PARTICIPATING Oocksine pbaRpaaqy 441 Marine De Gibsons 886-8168 Will buy non-working or used ma- iw appliances 885-789? #25 Apt. size dryer 110 volt S125; 2 pr. drapes 174"x80" I one traverse rod. One rocker chair pad set. All in good condition. 885-7604. #25 Grainmill $45; meat grinder $35; hedge cutler $50 and planer $75. 886-2657. #25 10 sp. lire engine red bike. exc. cond.. girls model. Linda 886-8545. #26 Windows: brand new. white double glazed. 3'xtv high, 3 sliders with screens, 1 non- opening, $100 ea. or 4 lor $300. 886-4502 #27ss 6 YDS. DELIVERED $40.00 LYLE FORBES 883-9907 30x15' above ground pool with deep end, pump and solar cover, never used, $2700. 885-5448. #26 Approx. 5000 sq. It. used metal roofing, suitable lor shop or barn, $1500.885-5448. #26 Fischer baby bear wood stove, $150,883-9110. #26sr SATELLITE SALES Green Onion Earth Station 885-5644 -FN Modern 30"x58" solid oak executive desk & tiller chair. $650. 885-9665. #24sr Girl's Norco 12 sp. bike, excellent condition, $100: handmade dollhouse with accessories, $50; bi-lold doors, $20: door w/lrame. $10.885-7105. #24 Fridge and stove, exc. cond., $650 OBO lor both. 883-2116. #24 Small fridge/freezer. Danby inglis, like new, $275, 885-4151, 885-7950. #25ss Auto. AM/FM cassette, graphic equalizer, hi-comp speakers, $275. 885-4151, 885-7950. #25ss Bobcat 642. exc. cond., $8750 OBO.Phone 886-7799. #24 Model FEZ Yamaha Electone organ. $3500; Fender Gemini 2 guitar, $175 OBO. 883-2239. #24 Turquoise Tappan elec range. $75: sky blue bath tub. toilet and sink incl. 5' marble top vanity. $150; 4X6 spring mattress. $20; two rollaway cols with mattresses. $50; misc. carpet lengths. $1.00; 26" Zenith colour TV & turquoise Iridge requiring repairs, $1 & $25 resp. Take all - oilers considered. 263-9524 #24 AUCTION SALE Sal. June 16-10 am McLeod Road Fair Grounds Powell River. BC LOGGING EQUIPMENT W26 Case Bucket, Grapple Forks; Kenworth Logging Truck wilh Trailer; Timber Jack Skidder; Ingersol Rand 300 CFM Compressor wilh J.D. Diesel Power on Skids; Custom made Hydraulic two dimension 36x20 Saw Mill 28 loot Hack, 250 GMC power 3 drum Yarding Winch, Skidder; D6 Traxcavator Pads. Cal wilh Grapple and Bucket. Nicholson Stationary Hyd. Log Sorter; 2 Gerlinger Straddle Carriers, Diesel Power wilh Cabs; 1975 Ford 600 S/A C/C-1985 GMC C50 S/A 10' Dump. FARM AND LIVESTOCK 1985 Ford Tractor 3 PTH; Ford Front End Loader; Manure Spreader; Side Delivery Rake; One Bottom 3 PTH Plough; 3 PTH Disker; Corn Planter; 10 Pin- zgaeur Angus Cross: Cow Call Pairs 90 Crop; 16Y.0. Plnzgaeur Bull; 5 Herford Cross Cow Call Pairs; Hogs, Sheep and Horses; Harness, Saddles and Tack. CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS 1975 Ford 1 Ton C/C-1981 Chev 1 Ton Gump: 1974 GMC 1 Ton Dump; 1982 Ford Service Van; 1982 Chev Work Van; 1977 Dodge 'A Ton Shorty. BOATS AND R.V. 22 Fibrelorm Cruiser Hull; 17' 0-Day Sail Boat fully loaded wilh Trailer and 4 HP Johnson Kicker: 27' Cabin Cruiser wilh 302 I.O. Leg, Flying Bridge; 16' Camper Trailer; 10' Alaskan Camper. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT 12' Body Van; Onan Miller Welder; Kohler 2 KW Ge Set; Chainsaws: Fire Tools; New Hand Tools. HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIDUES Antique Cast Iron Bathtub on Legs with Brass Taps; Two Households of Furniture; Antique China Cabinet; 1949 Fargo oate. CU Mr. Pile* (only), (604)434- 181B. D5476. bimjxnosupfi.es FHEEbookH. Concrete or wood lor your beaaMm.nl? Belore you deddegti the lade. C.II FOUNDATION FOCUS 1-800-663-7774, 8:30 ��.m.-4:30 p.m. POT, M-F. SUMeNESS OPPORTUNITIES START YOUR own knrJort/expext buelraM, even eptre lame. No money or experience. Since 1948. Free brochure: Wade WbrM Trade, c/o Cdn. Smal BueJneteeHtet.Depl.Wl, 1140 BelMity M. N. *1, Scetitorough, Ontario, M1H1H4. beveM $12,000 h a high end deck waleiproesflng doaJereht) for this area. Top qually proedud line allows lex above average relum onbivtelmenl. We eupply owning Invexetory, tool* and training. Suoceesful daalenhlpa eslab- Haired acroea Cauda. Phone colled Mr. D. Chaisson, (d04)S60.1200. MCOME OF OVER $60,000 POSSIBUH. Wanled Mauler U- eeneeee lor Nexthern B.C. - Center! Interior Kootenaye - Vancouver Itland-LowerMalnland. Trio Plan frozen dough A sauce is etupfXeledtoover ISOraetauranls, beveeaoeeoome, A hdele in Canada. Dueloaeewclalproceeethe cilia dough will riseae lie cooking and lad Iha earn* quality as Ireth plua mad* dally In targe ptuerin. A rMUur.nl can buy die iyu.ni lor under 14,000 Induing oven. Invoetereont required SS.00O41S.0O0. For more lnlorniallonoal(604)eK1-73S3. eUawCMo- for eaat emoWngor weighlloee. Opeialeltonihejeiie, ���am S78 hourly. Ful taeMng and CeirttetaleptieVexted. krveaelm.nl $2,484. Cal Mr. Taylor (804)S3W457. PaitetjoButo* 2 lor 1 plan fran- eNeu -Plua 'Paeta 'Chicken ���Rebe. B.C.* targtel plua Iran- aand ready lor harveel Ihb war. Itaaon lor eating-Old Age. 988-4481. For |uel $166.00 you can ptacaMCtaaoidodadlnover too newepaiaere jHough- oUaC.AYulion. Formore 3��iloncelBCYCNA.t (S04)SeM222. BUSINESS OPKRTUMTES Eimthoejwnd.alhom*inepare time. No experience mcessary. Retth SAS.E: Strachn Enterprise. Lid., 2S80 Hurexlarlo St. 81a 131., Mlsaissauga. Ontario, LSB1NS. ���USINEM PERSONALS eBody,Mind,SpM. Whoareyou realy? CalDlanellcaHollln.. 1- 800-FOR-TRUTH. EDUCATION EMPLOYABLE? ALWAYS! Canada rwede Cooks. Alter6months ol lrten.lv. training, be emptoy- ���ebto In CeYnada'.laaieet growing Induslry. eaovemmenl (landing, Mud.nl loan, to fund yourlmure. Job guaranty. Diploma. PIERRE OUBRULLE CULINARY SCHOOL 1622 W.8th Ave., Vancouver, VeSJ 4R8. (604)738- 3155. now accepting appHcxellon. lor enrollmenl Inlo our dayttnw or evening ooureee In comprehen- skln care and etadrolysle. Call (604)685-4122. 18 Waler St., Vanoouvar, B.C.. VeSBteM. HAS AUCTIONEERING ever Interested you? "Yea". Nol sure ���bCKjHllh.lKUollhlelexr.liVe prdeeelon? Cal The Audknwr- Ing Inetltute ol Canada, I hydmlrater, AB. 1403)875- 333*. EMPtOYMiNT WANTED Young lamlly ol live Mmaelly d>��.lr..to return lo.hMltiyiural ���nvfroiirn.nl lolv. and x.s. 500 geafceioltink Fond parts. Phon. 1-73W711,1-732-9e9M. SUMMER SPECIAL: Removable taltooe, attractive body accents, slays on tor several days, nontoxic. Package ex 25 Oriy S4.SS. Also Welter watches - $12.95: microwave leakage lester - S12.9S. To order: Rupert - Mel Marketing, 3753 CanSK SI., Burnaby, V8Q 2H1. (VIsa/MC rXccepmS). For Sal. 7DO plus theatre Mala. Vary reasonable. Phon. Vernon (604)540-1284 ex 54M3778 en- unaa. OUDENetM THE ULTIMATE GARDENER'S STORE, 1,OOP's ol products, greenhouses, hydroponics, hue*, ebookastactton. S4lexcalalogu. lui ol money saving coeepons. Wesisrn Welter Farm, t103, 2012044th Ave., Langtay, B.C., V3A4P7. AlumlnunVGIass QreMnnoueaa andSoeWume. Single aid double glazed, etralghl and cuevead MM units. Phon. or wrl. lor FREE BROCHURE: B C. QreenhouM Build.rs Ud., 7423 HeMMy Ave., BumeUby, B.C., V5E 2R1. 433- 4220. HEALTH VITAMIN DISC0UNT8. Bine 1073. otlmlng high quaiy-loavMl peicM on Vitamins, Meteeeale, Hait>a.Boity Building rend Welegln Lou, Siepeplemenls, Hair Treat- mert.SNn Care and More. FREE CATALOGUE. Writ.: V1TAMM DISCOUNTS, D^X.BCIS, 260 8.W. Meirin. Drive, Vanoouwr, B.C .V5X2R5.1-800-663-0747. In Veinoniwr, 321-7000. Lom 10-20 Mmonth. SaMy. Wlh revdullexiwy, ealixal, lieib Msaed, Doedesr reexxrHTiended Oe.1 DtacProgram. BalaMoap- P.U.. Le>M inch*. (celuWe). CI loeWre. 1.978-3071. HELP WANTED HELPWANTED OFFICE CLERK REQUIRED for Ford dealership In Upper Fraser Valley. Dealership experlenoe preferred. Apply in writing whh resume lo: Box D-66, do The Chilliwack Progress, 45e360 Spadlna Avenue, Chilliwack, B.C..V2P6H9. OwiMupoallons. Hunoredeol leap-paying positions. Al occupations Allractlve benefits. Free etelals: Overaeas Employment S��ivlc.s, Dept. CA, Box 4eSO, Mexirt Royal Ouetaeo, H3P 3C7. LET'S QETBIZZYI MUl-milon dokr national firm etasks 2 repm- MntaUvH in your area. Candidate, selected can earn up lo $2,000 WMMy. Indhekauals applying should be available Immedl- ���t.ly lor placemen). Cal (416)75M111 or (416)7,56-7708 lor your conlidenlial interview. MMEDIATE OPENING loraxpe- rlerio*dpaate-ueo/lypeMltw,wlth knowtodgeolPag.mak.r. Cam- am knowledge an asset. Only IhoM wlh above qualHIcalkins neeed apply. Please phone Kathy or Doug al Ihe TIMES, 463-2281. OuaWtod retail grocery person required. Must have experience ordering, slocking product. Butchering experience an assel, but not necessary. Resume-Box 8371 Haines Junction. Yukon. Y1A1L0. NOTICE Horee Racing - dune 30/July 1. Thoroughbred and Quarter Horses. Peiri-Mutuel Wagering. PRINCETON SUNFLOWER DOWNS. Fix more Inlormalion write: P.O. e9ox 540, Prineseton, B.CV0X1W0. JOIN THE REFORM PARTY OF CANADA. Annual membership 810.00. Contributions welcome. Send lo Reform Party of Canada, P.O. Box 15387, Vancouver, B.C..V6B5B2. For further Wo, cal688-eS090. REAL ESTATE Kamloops and Area PropartlM. Writ, lor informalkxi or Biiy.r'. e]Uid.lo: Inland Realty, 322 Seymour SI., Kamloopa, B.C., V2C 202. Attn: PropertyCewrdkiator. Phon.: (604)374-3022. RELAX COUNTRY LIVING. 1,8,10 acre Ma. Water, hydro, telephone, river view and river Ironl. 30 ml��s west ex Kamloops. Calcoitaa: (604)373-2282. SHOPPING CENTRE 61 ,eS25,0OO. Triple ml leases. Mega. 11,145,000 at 10 7/8%. Income $180,000. Fordelaaxal Gotlon or Mae Moir. 1 (403)932- 4596. Entrantalor The 1990 Search lex B.C. Mosl Phaogenic Female. 1st Prin $10,000 cash ��� $10,000 PtllM. Sexneone you know? SandS.ASE lo: RULES, 1990 Search, Box 5055, Vancouver, VeSB 4A9 or phone 7334708 (recewvM menage). Comas! douM July 31. Seponaored by Tha Hudson's Bay. Train lo manage an AparimenV Cexidominium oexnplex. Tha peivei mem ret lice n����Jhom.srudy criHIcallcn Includes tne placement aaetalance. FrMbrochure: (604)661-8486. On RMTI, 1120- 78BW. Pmder. Vanooum.BC, V6C1H2. SERVICE TECHNICIAN - For Nortlwrn B.C. and Alb.rU lo re skti In In. Prino. e3.org. area To proved. leKhnical support lor our en Mna and unargy system.. OuaWlcatlons are strong .ledri- cal or .tadroeiics background, Iroubte ahoollng Mb, exijoy peopl. and be prepared tolravel. Background In the Forest Prod- ud. Muatry an assel bu not mandakxy. S*nd resume to Sal- ton Fabrication Ltd., 19087-96 Ave.Sexrey.B.C,V3T4W2. WANTED: 98 people to lose 10- 29b. In30elays. W.payyou. Dexlor recommended Cell loll- eVM 1-97SO074. Editor ret-ared lor th. Jaapar Boomer. Mnimwn two yeiare exptrlenoeprelerred. Sendres- ume����hwn loolaandlnick. Mialbaralifale. am MiMedtaMy. CU Custom Carpert eSatea and InMHatltin. HOU8EWWES, Modwre ��nd h- tMMlid pwion* nttdtd ImniMft- iMy to mt tow andateter H*- ttoniiHamt Party Pmn. Noln- vMlnwfi, wiwflH, Of fnonty *- Crt(5UU8^7WS. KamleaoepB This We.k, a twtc- WMkly oommurtly newepeper, Is looking lor an sxpsrlencd Ac- court ExMulev.. tendcompteM resume to:Kamkx>()8 This W��k, ���1141* Victoria SI.. Kamloops, B.C., VSC 2A3. Ann: Don .���UNKET CLASSIFIED MW Beach more than 1 5 mUkoei reaeStr.kxiuslt165.00. REAL ESTATE AUCTION lor Phoenix Millwexk Ceinada Lid., Sal. June 16,1990. Vatamount, BC. Sepadaciiar vtew lot. and acreagts. Prima, axnmercial and Industrial lots Excitant In vestment opportunity. Al proleded. AppreulnuMy 130 lotel sce-M oK.rad. CortKl: Rodg��e Ptlmon. (604)568- 2716. John Petereon, (604)566- 4436. Sekura Audkxw, Ron, (403)542-4337. By owner - 2.8 acre., sm.1 orchard, raMrvoir, 3 bedroom, 2 IrapkOH, vatoy A Oh/mplc MM. View, 2766 taland Vtew Rd., Saanlchton, B.C. For afxpoinl- merit662-1421. $229,000. SERVICES Major ICBC and lerjury claims. Josl A. Wener, trial tawyer lor 21 ynre. Call ooSed, (604)736- S900, Vanoouvar. Itnoreoovary, note.. No Yukon .neyjirtM. "ICBC dteredm. $3,500. Carey LW. got m. $1,90.000." G.N., AebMsford. UwexllmolCarey Linda, Vanoouvar 664-7796. .Serving dents tteraughoU B.C. torlSyaeva. TRAVEL Joining our International Trawl Ck* wi uv. |��u up lo 80* otl hotel, airfare, ciuaM-ahto wortd- wMa). Fre. dstala: J.f.O. Box 67672 8tn.O, Vanoouerer. B.C., V5W3V2, WANTED WANTED: ExpNtamdootNlor ���rlenee lo purchaw otder Mo��n*pdtery. EjpeceMyleh. Ire. or mushroom designs and ���nylMoritnemewvioMirad. layMoorotdlorltWnlyiee. Cal "fc* Victoria WePMlK (���OflMeMSW. 16' Holiday Irailer & 1976 Cherokee Jeep wagon in gd. cond., Irailer has slove. Iridge, turnace. portapolty in bathroom New 8x12' spring loaded awning on side and smaller awning on rear New lires. Jeep includes 40 channel CB. 4WD. selling lor $4750 tor whole unit or will sell separate. Will arrive from Nanaimo on June 11 wilh unit. If interested call Marcy at 754-2597 or cal! 886-3737 daytime and Iv. mess. ��4 Lois ol baby stuff, pool table, and large freezer. 886-8500. #26 Sola loveseat, cream coloured. like new, $300: wood coffee table wilh storage, $75; .galvanized boal trailer, 14' Easyloader, $500; Kenmore cabinet sew mach.. $150; 2-posilfon recliner. .cream coloured, like new, $250; 6' util trailer with campy, $350; 35 HP Johnson motor (needs work), $600.886-8991. #24 3-axle equipment trailer. 6-7 ton capacity. $2500 060 Lyle Forbes, 883-9907. ��4 1984 eCamaro Z28, high output V8, T-lops, power seals, mirrors, hatch, cruise, tilt. air. Greal shape. $9499.885-2399. #25 1976 Dodge Aspen wagon, excellent running condition. $1000 0B0. 1979 Ford Fairmount wagon, excellent running condition. Good body, new motor. $350OOBO. 886-3574. #25 1979 Silverado Chev pick-up. 350 HP motor, fully loaded with extras, llll wheel, cruise control, tape deck, radio, also CB radio, full hookup lor trailer or 5th wheel, very good shape, very little rust. $4500.886-2685. #26 '87 Escort wagon. $8000 OBO. 38.000 kms. runs well. 886-8544 eves. #26 1980 Ford 250 4x4, 6 cyl. standard, sleel construclion box, $5000.886-3921 eves. #24sr 1986 Ford Tempo-L, $5900. 883-2906. #25sr '76 Camaro. 350 auto, 4 barrel, dual exhaust, new rubber & brakes, am/fm cassette, goes good, $1000 OBO. 886-8428. #25sr 74 Cutlass Supreme HT. P/B. P/S. $485.885-3585. #25s '87 F-150. Supercab 300 -6-cyl. 5-spd., loaded, 40.000 kms.. $15,500.885-5700. #27ss CASH PAID For Some Cars and Trucks Dead Cai Removal Abex Used Auto Parts and Tewing 886-2020 TFN 77 Volkswagen Van for pans. 886-3331. #24sr 1973 Mustang Legrande. 302 auto., gd. rubber, solid body. $1400.885-2207. #24sr 1977 Chevy deluxe Nomad van. captains seats, needs work, parts. 885-2207. #25sr 75 Ford Torino 2 dr. coupe, 65.000 orig. miles. $1950. 885-7703. #24 1980 Ford F250 4X4 run. cond . or lor parts. $800 0B0 Dan 886-8036. #24 1985 Nissan Micra. 52.000 kms.. auto, trans. AM/FM cass. $4500.886-7217 #25ss 80 Ponliac Laurenhan. exc cond. $3500 060 886-2340. #25 72 Volvo SW. dependable, strong, well main!., extras. 886-2457 #24 1979 customized Bronco Irontend damage. $3000 Ask lor Brian 883-2425 #25 1975 Ford cabover 5 ton Heeler, all gas., gd shape. $10,000. 925-2378. #26ss 1974 Ford Capri, runs well. $550 OBO. 886-8578 #25 1977 Ponliac Grand Salari in exc. cond. $2500 886-7373. #25 1984 Ford Mercury Marquois station wagon, 3.81. V6.25 miles/ gal., exc. cond.. $5000 OBO. 885-3159. #24 1974 Dodge SB/PU slant 6, runs well. $800. 886-8704 eves.. 885-5548 days. #25 '83 Chev % Ion PU, 350 auto, tow package, PS, PB, radials. very clean. $6500. 886-9353 or 886-7927. #25 1976 Dodge Aspen wagon, excellent running condition. $1000 OBO. 1979 Ford Fairmount wagon, excellent running condition. Good body, new molor. $3500060.886-3574. #25 *fe SUNROOFS INSTALLED Low as $259��?��� Sechelt Mobile Installations 885-5864 78 Ford Fiesta, rough looking, runs line, cheap. 886-2457. #24 '80 Mustang 4-spd.. AM/FM cass., runs great, looks gd.. $1250 OBO 886-3005 #24 79 Malibu GM SW. runs well. $1100 Ph 886-3936. #26 '77 VW VaoT$500 dove I homo. 186-7591 #24 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix. $1400 885-5369 #26 84 V, ton Dodge PU. canopy, gd cond , $6300 885-2243. #24 74 Ford Van Econoline 200, runs well $650 OBO 88fe 4917 #2bsi 1966 Ford Van. lair cond.. $450 OBO. 886-7444. #25ss 1983 Chev Blazer Silverado 4x4. 305 aulo.. gloss black, grey Int., exc. cond.. $12,000 OBO. 886-7938. #24s 1979 Dodge Diplomat, sell lor $1500 or trade for equal value auto 'A ton truck. 886-7307. #24s 78 Ford Fiesta, original owner, new clutch, sunrool. $1050 OBO. 886-2706. #25sr 68 Cadillac Sedan Deville from California, power to burn, just needs a little 'tinkering'. $1200 080 886-3912 Mween 5-8pm. #23ss '69 Chrysler Newport 2 dr. ht, gd. cond.. new paint, brakes, shocks, dependable. $2200 OBO. 886-3912 between 5-8pm. #23ss 76 Dalsun 510. $1100: 886-2826. #25sr 76 302 motor. $200. 886 282fj. *25s�� '69 Plymouth Valiant. $500: 886-2826. ��25sr 1986 Ford Ranger Supercab XLT,- 75.000 kms.. $7500 OBOi 886-9065 alter 5. #2< 1981 Dodege van, slant 6. exc- cond.. low mileage, $4200' 886-8771. #24: 1985 Toyota Tercel. 2 dr.. aulo.- gd. cond.. $5500. 885-452(1 eves #27s,*, 75 F250. runs good, body rough. $5000B0.886-9127 #2�� 1980 Ford ft ton, 302 AT, clean; dependable work truck. $3550. 8857331 #26 80 Buick Century sin. wgn ,.' S7500B0 886-8101. ��4: 82 Dalsun King Cat) PU. $2500. 886-8101 #24. 77 Buick Regal. $900 OBO.: 886-8101 #24' 1980 Dodge Ram short box, slant- six, 4 sp , $2950 OBO' 886-9009. #26 '80 Mazda RX7. while. 5 spd., sunrool, air, mags, radar, exc. cond , $5700.886-2477. #28; 1981 Chev There is a reliable local propeller repair service. 885-5278. : TFN 8R00KS & MILLER FLOOR C0VERING8 ltd. ejenjamln Moore A International a . Paints IMarlnt ��� Flnlthtt Commercial ��� Pricing ��� ���Bill Wood i sechelt bu. 885-2923 , ^r��. 6855058 all A\ SECHELT MARINE SURVEYS LTD. Captain Bill Murray M CM UX. M.N.A.M.Sl M.A.B.Y.C. ��� Marine Surveyors and Consultants I 885-3643 23' Brandlyiw. Volvo. Work required. $1850 OBO: 22V Sangstercralt. No molor. $1100 OBO. 885-3127. #26sr Owens Flagship 26'. 225 HP. rebuill. 250 hrs.. head, mahog. Irim. sleeps 6. $12,000 OBO. 1-682-8012. #24 22' Bayliner Sunbridge - sleeps lour, VHF. new canvas. F.W.C 886-8250 #24ss 19 V: glassply hard-lop wilh tandem trailer, lully-equipped $3450.883-2462. #24ss For Sale: Float with building 886-8058 #25ss 17Vi' KSC FG boal, 120 HP Volvo, great boat. $5500 OBO 885-5623 eves #24 1983 16 Campion, exc. shape, lull canvas, built-in gas tank. 60 HP Mariner, small molor bracket, galv. trailer, seldom used. $6450 686-8382 #24 Xanoda. N' 43' D-licence packer $28,000. K Farrell 685-1126 weekends or gen/del. Egmont. #26ss 19V F/G boal. 115 HP Merc. CB. Sounder, trailer. $5500 OBO. 886-9050. #24 23' F/G boat caddy cabin. w/Ford Merc motor. 280 Volvo heavy duly dual axel trailer. cond.. $7900 686-9025. ���8481. #24 2350 Bayliner Nisqually C-B. 260 Volvo. 280 leg. lots ol extras, $14,900 Madeira Marina or 987-5906. #24 26' Tolleycrall, new Volvo diesel with duo prop. 300 hrs.. cruises 22 Imols at 4 gal/hr 886-8628. #25 Wanted: Galleon dinghy, approx. 9 II., imitation Lapstrake fibreglass. Also small used sailboat.'wooden masts, spars, sails (any size). 883-2882. #26 16' Lund 40 HP Yamaha. Irailer, good cond.. greal lishing boat. $3500.885-9464. #25 11' Boat. Th HP Merc and trailer Very clean. $1000. 886-7338. #25 EVINRUOE OUTBOARDS ~ Special savngs on all models in slock. Full marine services. Hyak Marine Services 886-2246. #24 17 II Peterborough Bow-Ryder 70 HP Johnson. $3500. 885-4149. #26 25 fl. Tollycrall Express Cruiser' OMC power, gd. cond., $15,000 OBO. 885-1984 #24 17'Double Eagle 90 HP Evinrude. $10,000. 4 yrs old. 883-2304. #26 The Pleasure Craft Cleaning Crew - maid service will have your boat in ship shape' ready lor your weekend gel-a-way. Well slock your galley. Phone 886-3470. #26 22' Fihrelorm 165 Merc, depth sounder. VHF. CB, elec. anchor. radar, trailer & more. Quick sale. $6500 wilh radar or $5800 wilhout. 885-2826. #24 Mobile Homes FAMILY PARK *155/month ONLY5% DOWN with MAP Program OAC Call Collecl 580-4321 12x65 mobile home, on pad. 2 bedrooms, fully serviced, ocean view $28 000 88C 1901 aller 6pm. #26 1981 14x70. SelmaVislaPark, 5 appliances. $34,500. 885-7729 eves #25ss USED HOMES STARTING AT: *12,900����F0B Collect 580-4321 12x65 mobile home, on pad. 2 bedrooms, fully serviced, ocean view. $2800. 885-1901 after 6P"i- #25 Renovation special: 12X64, $8000 OBO. Musl be moved. e386-8544eves. #26 Motorcyt les 1982 YZ490J Yamaha, only 30 hrs. since new. Mini cond, $1500.886-4599. #26sr 1200 Yamaha touring bike, t owner, mini. 883-9110. #24sr r Motorcycles '83KawiKDX175asnew.$10OO OBO. 885-5492 #25sr 1982 Honda 750, 20.000 kms fairing, luggage rack, tull cover lair shape. $1200. 886-8450. #25s 1987 535Virago.exe ings, crash bars. 1100 kms.. 2800 alter 6 pm. cond.lar- ' helmels. 886-4690 #24ss 1982 YZ-100 Great $500 OBO 883-9469 Condition, #25 1982 Yamaha 400. new brakes. Irani tire, muffler, chain, good condition, plus helmut. bike cover & rain gear. $1200. 886-9294 leave mess. #25 1984 CR250 Honda. 1980 XLSO Honda - lor sale or trade. 886-9282. #26 In Slock al EN MAC cycle Oil Fillets Batteries. Tires. Riding Gear, elc Phone Jay ll 886-2031 K Two Honda Sprees, like new. on- ly 4 hrs. use. $500 ea. 060. 883-9061 #26 1981 Yamaha Virago 750. exc cond., lairing, hwy lights, luggage rack, saddle bags and back rest. $900060.886-8906 aller 6 pm. #24 1982 Kawasaki 250. low mileage, great lor beginner. $1075. 885-2521. #26 87 XL 250 R. on/oil road, bought neew in '88, mint cond.. $2400 OBO. 885-5458. #26 Wanted to Rent Experienced poller with equip, needs studio/living space, Lower Gibsons vicinily. July 1st. Keilh 886-8427. #24 2-3 bdrm. accommodation for 7 months, by or belore July 1. N/S. N/D, N/P. adults. 372-1611 (days). 578-7247 (eves.| collecl. #24 Clean reliable lamily ol 4 wishes to rent a molorhome Irom July 23-29.886-9026. #24 Responsible lamily of four moving permanently lo Sunshine Coasl Irom Cranbrook, requires 3 bdrm. house, garage or storage, non-smoking, no pets. Phone Moo's Brothers. 885-9704. #24 Woman wilh cat urgently needs reasonable accommodation. Hope. 885-9863. #24 Ouiel. Christian lady wishes to rent in privale home, near water, willing lo look alter properly and pets when owner is away. Enjoys gardening & writing, rels. Alberta (403)459-3871. #24 3-4 bdrm. home lor a couple with 3 well behaved children. Prefer around Davis Bay area but will consider anywhere Irom Gibsons lo Redrooffs. Bruce 273-0584 aft. 6pm. #25 Local teacher's lamlly require 2-3 bdrm. house by Aug. Responsible tenants. Phone 886-2347 #24 Reliable working woman with small dog needs large I bdrm. or 2 bdrm. accommodations. Gibsons or Sechell area. Aug. 1 or Sept. 731-2214. #25 Family ol 4 requires 3 bdrm. house Aug. 1. Gibsons/Sechelt area. Collect 980-5309. #25 Reliable working couple seeks home to rent in Madeira Park area lor Sept. 1990 Will look alter home Sept-June 1990 or a longer term rental Relerences. Please phone collecl 299-8251. #24 Help me1 Desperately need place lo rent ASAP Call me. Jennifer 885-9247 #24 3 bdrm. resp family anywhere between Gibsons 8, Pender Harbour Call collect 988-6054. #26 Long term rental wanted, teacher will care lor house and garden, willing to vacate occasionally lor owner's use 266-9651. #26 Responsible professional couple, Sechelt residents, N/S. no pets or children, require 2 bdrm. house/apartment lor 6 months starling Aug./Sept. 885-5573. #26 Bed &. Breakfast Selma Park, Sechell. Ocean view, garden, private. 885-7034. #25 Bed & Breakfast by the sea. self- contained cottage. Secret Cove area. 883-2400. 126 Roberts Creek Hall avail., dances, parlies, weddings, equipmenl rental. Yvonne 885-4610. TFN Davis Bay/Wilson Creek Hal available. Wheelchair facilities. 685-2752.885-9486. 126 for Rem Waterfront noene, Setdnlt Inlet, Lamb's Bay. 3 txtrm . large deck. July 2nd lo 9th. 9th lo 16th and July 30 to Aug. 6th. $750 one week. $1300 lor Iwo weeks. NOT SUITABLE lor young children. 736-3638 or 731 -0856 #25 Travel trailers, weekly or monthly. For more info contact Carol 885-2100 #26 Small apl. in Daws Bay lor N/S. N/O. $400/mos 885-3835. #24 Lower hall ol house 2 bdrm.. oceanview. garden wood slove. W/D space. $70O/mos. plus 1/3 util 886-3005 #24 Jolly Roger -1 bdrm., lurnished, pool & marina. 1-435-2668 #24ss 4 bdrm house. N/S. Granlhams. avail June 1. $900/mo.. rels. 886-7712 #24 Furnished room for renl. preler nonsmoking woman with car. 885-4514 #24 120 sq II. view olfice in Lower Gibsons avail, immed ��� several amenities Call 866-7995. #24 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT^ Bonded - Insured - Experienced Sieve D. Sawyer Gibsons Really Ltd. 886-2277 #28 Storage space lor rent. Large, dry. monthly. Hallmoon Bay. 885-7502. #25 600 II. slorage area. Gibsons, hydro. 8' ceiling, reasonable. 886-2226. #26 MINI STORAGE 886-8628 #26 3 bdrm. plus huge workshop, Madeira Park area. N/S pret., Avail. June 15. $650. 874-0960. #24 One bdrm. trailer, fully lurn. and equipped on pad, Sechelt area, avil. mid-June. 885-7940. #24 Large 640 sq. It. converted garage/workshop, 7755 Redroolls Rd.. $195/mo. 886-8815 or 683-4971. #24 Office space, the Dock. Sechell. 885-4111. #26 Garden Bay. 2 bdrm.. adults only, no pels 683-9676. ��24 View. furn.. 2 bdrm. Granthams. July 1/90: oceanfront Gibsons, ground level. 3 bdrm., laundry, avail. July 1 or sooner. Both ideal lor conslruction personnel sharing. Leave message at 988-9402. #25 2 bdrm. home, ocean view. Roberts Creek. $800/mo. 885-7685. #24 Help Wanted Waitresses Bartenders & Cooks Full or Part-Time Peninsula Molor Inn 8862804' The Ministry ol Social Services & Housing immediately requires skilled care givers lo provide homes lor children 11-13 years. Experience in childcare work or leaching is preferred. The fee for service is negotiable. For more informalion please call Judy Walls weekdaysaf685-7101. #27 Stall required - Secret Cove Marina. Phone Cash 885-3533. #24 Wanted - determined sales person lor Dickie Dee Ice Cream. Good income, no drunks, valid drivers licence. Call 865-2044. #25 Students: July 3 - Aug. 31. Arts Cenlre Sechelt. Curatorial assistance, related duties. Post Secondary Arts prelerred. Senior Secondary wilh Arts locus considered. Resumes by June 15. Box 1565. Sechell. BC. VON 3A0. #24 At Fritz Family Restaurant. Earls Cove. Cooks. Cashiers. Dishwashers. 883-9412. #24 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Volunteer Driven in Roberts Creek & Gibsons areas. Secretary lor Boy Seoul Association, 6 hrs. /month. Crew Members in Gibsons area to operate last response lifeboat in rescue work. Dislricl Reieurci Centre volunteers to help with a survey. Can be done In 3 evenings at home. Thrift Store hi Glbieni area needs help 8 hrs./week. There is an honorarium. Far these 4 men opportunities, ploaie contact the VOLUNTEER ACTION CENTRE M5-5M1 Help Wanted Dynamite Relief Experienced Cook to start immediately at Mariners' Reslauranl 886-3931 Person lo till vending machines on p/t basis. Busiest time weekends & holidays. Will train successlul applicant. Vehicle required. Ideal for active retired or semi-retired person. Contacl: Coast Vendco Lid. P.O. Box 7370. Slalion 0. Victoria, B.C. V9B5B7 #24 Drivers and dispatchers wanted immediately Class 4 driver's licence needed. 885-9509 #24 Do you have room in your lamily lor a special person? We are seeking a lamly interested in providing room, hoard and TLC lor a young woman 118 years) learning 10 live independently, Sechell to Gibsons area For more Inlormalion. please call Joan. Sechell Mental Health Centre. 885-5164 during business hours. #24 PHARMASAVE Applications are now being accepted lor Ihe Mowing positions ��� Sales Clerk wilh buying/ merchandising experience. ��� Sales Clerk wilh marketing knowledge. This is a position ol responsibility. The successlul applicant must be committed and able lo work flexible hours, some Iravel involved. Salary commensurate with experience. For interview call Debbie 886-7213. Conscientious person with washer and dryer to earn money in their own home. 886-9460. #25 Busy bldg. supply outlet needs motivated person(s) for F/T or P/T work. Exp. an asset. Send resumes to Box 317. Gibsons. BC VON 1V0. #25 Part time grooming assistant. 886-3812.686-2101. #25 Wanled - 39 overweight people. Lose up lo 29 Id /mo. "Diet Disc'' Weigh! Control. *AII Natural!* (Earn $$$). Local distributors needed. Toll Iree 1-978-3014 message. #25 Cook required lor Bonniebrook Lodge 2 days and 3 nights, approx. 35 hrs./week. Excellent learning opportunity lor serious candidate. Ask for chef. 886-2887. #25 DENTAL ASSISTANT CDA pref.. Friday-Monday, Pender Harbour, reception exp. an asset. Resume to Dr. V. Choy, Gen. Del.. Madeira Park. #25 Painter, with a minimum of 5 yrs. experience & willingness to work. Sell-motivated, serious persons phone 886-3574. #25 Dishwashor/Prep Cook must be available lor day and night work. Permanent full lime work. Apply in person to the Omega. #24 Nanny: live-in, for 3 small children. 886-8544 eves. #26 Waitress & bus people wanted. Apply with resume al Seaview Gardens. #24 Macintosh enthusiasts wanled. It you have a Mac and are interested in testing new progam call Folkslone Design 886-4502. 126 Person to Interview sports lishermm on the Sunshine Coast. Fisheries knowledge an asset. Need an ability to communicate wilh people. Reliable vehicle required. Shift work, 30 to 40 hours per week. June to Sept. inclusive. Call Lisa 1-800-7420862 #24 Resumes tailored to meet your needs! Arbutus Office Services 685-5212. #24 French Immersion Tsschsr Kindergarten. Grade One lor independent school. Inlormalion 885-5363 Apply RR#2 - S9. C2, Gibsons. BC VON IVO. Preschool teacher with ECE certificate. 3 days/wk. starting Oct. '90. Rainbow Preschool. Jana 886-7610 or Cindy 885-4784. #26 Class B Gas Pipeline! ��� call Sechell Fire Place Ud ,585-7171. #24 Denial receptionist lor Saturdays and relief Good typing skills, organizational abilities and attention to detail a musl. Experience on computer an asset. Previous work in medical/dental Held a plus. Send resume lo Dr. Dan Kingsbury. Box 1099, Sechell. BC.V0N3A0. #24 29. Business & Home Services PEERLESS TREE SERVICE LTD. Topping - Limbing - Danger Tree Removal, Insured, Guaranteed Work. Free estimates. 885-2109. TFN Computer Tutor: Bedford, DOS. Word Perfect. Accounling services also available for small businesses Michael Hamer 886-7589. #24 TnO TREE TOPPING SERVICES Topping, Tapering, Falling, Shrub Removal, Trimming, Pruning and Cleanup. Ted 885-9509 mess. #24 Roofing, rerooling, remodelling, repairs, leaks fixed, reasonable and guaranteed. For free estimate call Lome, 885-4190. 127 Handyman: carpentry, drywall. painting, palio stones, lencing. driveway scaling, roof demoss- ing, hauling. Alan, 886-8741. #24 Ankorslar decorating for all your painling needs. 20 years experience. Satisfactions Guaranteed. Bob 885-5804. #24 Display space available lor Printers, during Ihe Festival ol Written Arts. Aug. 9 lo 12. 885-4631 lor details. #25 Do you need a house cleaner? Call 883-9319. IK ALL SEASON BOBCAT SERVICES Site preparation, landscaping, leveling, dirt work, elc. No job too big or small. 886-7052 lot Iree estimate. #25 COAST RENOVATIONS Skylights, sundecks. drywall. painting, additions. Fran; or Andy, 865-2493. #25 DO YOU NEEO lawn maintenance, weedeating, brushcuttlng. rototllllng, rubbish removal, hedge trimming, win- dow cleaning? Call Skip's Mainlenance Service 885-2373. #26 Versatile conslruction company available Irom lootings to linishing. air equipped, local relerences. Call 686-3538 eves. #26 Painter ��� experienced/with relerences, interior, exterior, own tools/transportation. Penny 886-3078. #26 3 brothers will cut lawns, do general yard work, experienced and have equipment. 886-7968. #26 Framing crew available, air equipped. Ph. all. 6 pm. 886-7830. TFN TREE TOPPING Danger tree removal, limbing and (ailing, fully Insured. Iree estimates. Jeff Collins. 886-8225. #24 Qualify Builders: New homes, renovations, and additions, Iree estimates. Call Bruce 866-7706. #24 Rooting, rerooling. remodelling, repairs, leaks fixed, reasonable and guaranteed. For free estimate call Lome. 885-4190. #27 Handyman looking for work, will do painting, gardening, etc. 885-3792. #24 Molly Mouse Day Care Spaces available 18 mos. to school age. 886-3913 #34 Wantead, mature person lor part lime day care tot 5 mo. old. 885-4667. ��5 Babysitter required lor 4 yr. old & 16 month old. daytime lor occasional appl. & work 886-9240. #25 Child care needed lor 2 children. Call 886-3538. #25 Seeking lull time babysitter, weekdays, lor 2 children. 886-3075 alter 5 pm. 126 Mother ol 4 year old provides lun. crealive, educational daycare wilh Held trips, lull or part time for 2 children age 4 plus. Please contact 866-9390. #26 Pooh Corner licensed Family Daycare (Franklin Rd.) lias summer openings for 2 full-lime children, age 2 ��� 5. We are comm- miled to providing quality child care in a warm tun-tilled environment. 686-2258. #26 Opportunities Joint Venture Capital Partners Required For Proposed Goll Course Development For inlormation call 885-1939 Spring cleaning got you down? Housecleaning services available, $9/hr. 866-3463. #24 DOR'S HAULING All kinds ol debris removed, tree work, odd jobs. Bob 885-4804. #24 Responsible 13 yr. old available lor babysitting alter school, evenings and weekends in Gibsons area. 886-8454 all. 4 pm. #26 Reliable man/men available lor lawn and garden labour and other day jobs. Rob 886-3822. #24 Do you need a house cleaner? Call 883-9319. #24 Start now - local Amway distributor oilers opportunity lor good earnings. You pick the hours. We assist you. For appointment call 885-7144 #26 * RENT - A - HAND * Truck and Most Tools $8 - $20 hour 886-4788 ARBUTUS OFFICE SERVICES For all your secretarial needs. Rm. 217 Teredo Square. 885-5212. #24 Do you need a house cleaner? Call 883-9319. #24 NO SWEAT PAINTERS Exterior painting and staining 885-7384 #24 HOLLY STREET DRAFTING House plans, designs, additions and renovations. Reasonable rales. 885-7384. #24 Lose weight, earn $$$. We pay you. Lose 10-29 lbs. in 30 days. Docfor recommended. Call Marianne 885-3905 or 1-978-3051 toll Iree. #25 .��� Hon* PROFESSIONAL '" STEAM CLEANING Carpels .jQ:^ Upholstery , iWtHFUl TRUCK MOUNTED IOUIPMINI ejlST POSSIBI! RESULTS CHERISHED CARPET CARE 886-3823 * DIVISIO* OF Hi* KVIIfl mimmiwn11"'" KEEP CANADA BEAUTIFUL The Beat Deal Atowtd! COAST NEWS CLASSIFIEDS $>IOO 4 (minimum) for 10 words 25' each additional word (Births. Lost 8, Found FREEH "Swe Sett" CLASSIFIEDS Pat) for 2 weeks, get the 3rd week FREE (When paid by CASH. CHEQUE, or MONEY ORDER) ALL CLASSIFIED ADS mutt be PRE-PAID before insertion. VISA ft MASTERCARD accepted s15oo 5100 up to 10 words each additional word Yemr ad. featuring 1 Item only, will run 4 con serculiw ewe'ks then will be cancelled unless you instruct us lo renew It BV NOON SATURDAY. (Not available? to commercial advertisers). CLASSIFIED DEADLINE Gibsons & secheit offices Noon Saturday "Friendly People Places" FRIDAY 3:30 pm COAST NEWS CLASSIFIEDS Madeira Park Shopping Centre 883-909% Cowrie St.. Sechelt 885*3930 Cruice Lane. Gibsons 886-2622 FAX: 886*7725 Available for public use Pender Harbour Office FRIDAY 4:30 pm Coast News, June 11,1990 27. Alderman Reynolds states his case Editor: It is my hope by way of this letter to you and the public the facts to date and my intentions for "Gospel Rock". Firstly, I am pleased that you called me on Friday. Although we ended the conversation by agrtxing to disagree, we at least had the same information to base our opinions on. As you are aware, there is a line well above Gospel Rock representing the crest of the "cliff documented by a local BC Land Surveyor. Due to the irrevocable letters the Town has on record including a signed covenant, all of the land below this line including the "Rock" and the eagle nest will be dedicated to the Town at the time of subdivision. Obviously, this dedication can not be registered before subdivision because there is no separate piece of land to dedicate. The land above this line is now legally zoned as Rl. The developer will not be permitted to subdivide this land until his plans for subdivision conform with the Rl zoning, his written voluntary restriction on lot sizing and other matters as determined by the Subdivision Approving Officer and the Town's by-laws. ���unahlrt* Coaat PEST CONTROL LTD Getawa Ra. PweeW Hanxui. BC V0N2HO LOCALLY OCE RATED GOVERNMENT LICENSED UNMARKED VEHICLES The Town has been servejd by a petition with the intention of quashing the by-law that zones the land above the line as Rl. Although it has not been determined if the Town is at fault in any way regarding the handling of this issue, we have been advised by our solicitors that the petitioners may have a case on some procedural points prior to the adoption of this zoning bylaw. Rather than defend the Town's position and incur the attendant costs, I agree with the solicitor's recommendation that Council pass a zoning by-law identical to the previous one, without any possibility that it could be challenged on technicalities. Members of Council have insisted that all those on staff and elected ensure the rules in the Municipal Act are followed, without exception. You stated that we (Council) seem to be in unreasonable haste to zone this land. I strongly disagree. After much deliberation, a public meeting and a public hearing, we have rejected the developer's proposals twice as unacceptable. We then received another proposal, had a further public hearing and at the time of passing the zoning, we had an accep- Rights denied Editor: Dr. Alice Westlake's statement that she personally doesn't support abortion in the case of rape or incest, and that it's wrong lo make the child pay for the sins of his father reveals a very callous attitude towards the woman who has been Ihe victim of rape or incestual abuse. Is il right lhat the victim should be forced to pay for the sin of the rapist? By denying her the right to put her life back into as much order as is possible and by forcing her lo bear and give birth to an unwanted and perhaps loathed child, those who favour no choice of abortion actually perpetuate Ihe rapist's destruction of the innocent. Further, it constitutes subjugation of women. Lou Wilson New eagles seen Editor: Bird lovers take note: not only are our white-headed pair here in their territory as always, a juvenile pair has been here since March too! We've seen much 'star wars' activity including one adull knocking a juvenile out of the perch tree at 'Dixons' and again a mid-air juvenile dive al an adult on the nest. The white-heads use the nest tree daily and at least one sleeps there often. It is likely that this new pair of young eagles are aggressively trying to establish their own territory here. You can see them all fishing for salmon off Gospel Rock, the Bluff and the Gap. Garth David Guides say thanks Editor: The Salmon Rock Rangers of the Girl Guides of Canada would like to thank the following people for helping wilh Ihe Community Square Dance held at Elphinstone Sunday, May 27: Mr. Harry Robertson, caller; George Cooper; Eunice Richardson; Anna Girard; Mar- nie Baba; Rob Wynn; Tim Anderson; members of the square dance club and all who came lo dance. Barbara Wiseman Roxanne Wiseman Bonnie Stewart Potluck picnic Editor: Would you enjoy attending a family potluck picnic with a group of religious free-thinkers? The Sunshine Coasl Unitarian Fellowship will be holding its second annual picnic on Sunday, June 17 at 11 am at Roberts Creek Provincial Park picnic grounds. This is our final celebration before we break for the summer. Newcomers are welcome to attend. There will be special activities for kids. We extend a warm invitation to anyone interested in contributing their talents to our children's program, to start in the fall. Please bring your own cups, plates and cutlery. For further information call Anne at 886-7988 or Vivian al 886-7519. Anne Miles ft MadNTOSH NORMAN LTD. UM-imilMM.rilMMl-.IX.IUHI Serving the area lor over 30 years Is pleased to announce the opening of their ROOFING & SHEET METAL DIVISION SPECIALIZING IN: ��� Tar & Gravel ��� 1 and 2 Ply Torch on Membrane i ��� Metal Roofing ��� Roof Repairs * Roof Inspections ��� Custom Sheet Metal Work * Residential & Commercial We have the most up to date equipment and technical skills GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED ROOFERS i WORKMANSHIP & MATERIAL GUARANTEED FOR YOUR ROOFING NEEDS. PHONE 485-9342 table proposal and a clear majority of Council was comfortable with it. If it is determined the Town has erred, or Council feels that the Town may have erred, it is appropriate that we use all haste in correcting that error. In summary, Gibsons Coun- SssA >/$co(7 ��TSi cil made its considered intentions clear by zoning this land as Rl (with restrictions). Regardless of whether the Town previously followed appropriate procedures, that intention will be correctly carried out. John S. Reynolds Alderman For control ot carpontar antt, rodonts ft othor posts Our Perimeter Treatment Cuts down on the invasion ol crawling insects For Confidential Advice & Estimates 883-2531 - Pretreelment of houses under constructio'n! vum fermie tructlon! *��' | Latest actions seen scandalous Editor: While opponents of the controversial rezoning by-law for Gospel Rock seek a judicial remedy in the BC Supreme Court, as is their statutory right, Gibsons Council raced to force through an identical replacement by-law before the opponents' case could be heard June 14. This time some members of council seek to waive the public hearings, totally excluding the public from the new rezoning process. The public strongly objected lo the development proposal at the last set of public hearings. Opponents find these latest actions scandalous. This newest attempt to repeal and replace the contested Gospel Rock by-law failed at Tuesday's regular council meeling. Over the mayor's protests, Aldermen Kunstler and Dixon refused to rubber stamp the new by-law, as they were unwilling to make a snap deci sion about the town's most controversial rezoning proposal. Gaps in the rezoning process continue, as certain extremely important documentation has been available to neither public nor all members of council. Throughout, the community has, on numerous occasions, requested council and senior staff lo review and correct their questionable process. Instead, Gibsons criticized their citizenry and minimized the community's concerns. On four separate occasions council was advised of the irregularities in ihe proces and asked lo respond appropriately. Opponents hold the errors in the process include: conflict of interest, incomplete minutes of public hearings, improper notifications, and incompatibility of the proposed zoning with the Official Community Plan's environmental concerns for Gospel Rock. Catherine McManus Bedding Plants C = * *> 111 All Shrubs & Hanging Baskets 10% on SHOP LOCALLY 28. Coast News. June 11,1990 Written Arts Innovation at the Festival Nearly a half century ago in his first published book, Bruce Huichison wrole, "My country has not found itself nor fell ils power nor learned its true place, ll is all visions and doubts and hopes and dream. It is strength and weakness, despair and joy, and ihe wild confusions and reslless strivings of a boy who has passed his boyhood bul is nol yet a man." Today our confusion and weaknesses are more evident than ever before and Hutchison, 89 years old and still writing about his beloved Canada, believes we are a nation facing today's lurmoil sadly unprepared. We have forgotten "ihe viial lessons of experience and need lo be reminded of certain decisions long evaded but now inescapable." To help with lhal reminding, The Festival of ihe Written Arts has enlisted Peter C. Newman, who will deliver the First Annual Bruce Huichison Lecture on Saturday, August 11 at 8 pm in Sechell. His topic will be 'The Spirit Of Canada'. Mr. Newman, long an admirer of Bruce Hutchinson's writing, is the author of 14 books about Canada with books sales lo dale of two million copies. Prominent among them are The Canadian establishment (Volumes One and Two), The Distemper of our Times, True North - Nol Strong and Free, Company of Adventurers, Caesars of the Wilderness, and Sometimes a Greal Nation. For many yrars editor of Maclean's Magazine. Newman escaped Toronto in 1982 and fled to BC. Don't miss this year's Festival Panel Discussion on 'Objectivity in Television's Political Reporting' from 12 lo 1:30 pm on Saturday. August II in ihe Festival Pavilion. Joining the bailie will be Clem Chappel who began reporting from ihe legislature in Victoria for BCTV News in 1981, and Margol Sinclair who moved lo CKVU to cover ihe legislature in 1989 after 10 years of political reporting with Canadian Press. Chappel has thrown down the gauntlet to those who accuse Ihe medium of slanting the news when he says, "The people who complain aboul a lack of objectivity are mosl often those wilh an axe to grind and therefore do not really wanl objectivity but a sympathetic slant." What do you think? Join moderator Nancy MacLariy and Ihe panel in the pavilion. No admission fee. DAD'S BEST BUY! Guess Where As there were no correct entries received for last week's Guess Where a prize of $10 will be awarded to the first correct entry drawn which locates the above. 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New medications are always being researched and, although not the answer to control, it does buy more time for some. There are more scientists committed to research and everyone seems more hopeful now that the CF gene has been isolated. After all, apart from cancer, CF is the No. 1 killer of children in Canada. So why, you might ask, has it taken long to bring this to the attention of the public. There is no answer to that question, but wc are trying to make people aware. Our new Sunshine Coast Chapter got its charter on April 22. lllana Holloway and I went to the convention 10 days later and gave our commitment to all the other chapters that we would make "The Journey Home" (as this era in CF history is being called) a little shorter. Cystic Fibrosis was dubbed 'the forgotten disease', but that is changing rapidly. The education here on the Sunshine Coast was started last year by the Kinsmen and our Chapter has now picked up the ball and we are running with it. This is the greatest little community in Canada. Help us give the children with CF a future. A little, a lot, it all adds up and we are making a difference. The children and their parents cannot do it alone. They desperately need our help. Can we count on your support during this time when a control could be so near? You helped isolate the gene, come with us on our Journey Home. THE BREAK THROUGH A significant breakthrough in CF research occurred last summer when a team of Canadian and American scientists isolated the gene which is responsible for the transmission and development of cystic fibrosis. This milestone in research has wide- ranging implications for current and future CF victims, and has inspired the future Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to call this stage of the battle against CF, "The Journey Home". Dr. George Davidson, Director of the British Columbia Children's Hospital cystic fibrosis program has acknowledged that the discovery of the gene, though an important step, is only a first step towards a cure for the disease. "The next stage is to find out what that gene controls, which may give us the answer to why the cells don't work. "If we know that, correction or replacement of the defective gene becomes a possibility." The short term benefits of the discovery are much closer to being realized. "We should soon be able to use knowledge abeiut the CF gene to develop simple screening tests for all newborns. The tests would also enable anyone to find out if he or she is a carrier," Davidson says. With one in four Canadians carrying the gene, this screening process could save thousands of couples the agony of discovering that their beautiful baby has CF. The isolation of the CF gene will also enable scientists who are working on a cure or control for the disease to focus their research more specifically and avoid many unproductive avenues of exploration. While the breakthrough may not appear to have much immediate effect on those who arc currently living with CF, it offers something precious to victims and their lined ones - hope. The information and quotations contained in this article are from "Speaking of Children", spring 1990 edition, a publication of the Children's Hospital. 2M MWMl HlK-a-MM-TlM Sponsored) by the Gibsons and Sechelt Chambers of Comme!ric SUNDAY. JUNE 24TH Points will be awarded on the basis of seven categories: Youngest Participant / Must do their own walking Oldest Participant Fastest Walker Fastest Runner Most Money Raised by Team Most Money Raised by an Individual Most Participants Walkers rally at 8:30 am for registration and start walking at 9 am. Runners register at 9:30 am and take off at 10 am. The starting points are the Petro Canada station in Sechelt and Sunnycrest Mall in Gibsons. Halfway rest stations will be located at the Wilson Creek Campground and the Peninsula Motor Inn. Finish Line: The Mason Hall in Roberts Creek. Individual prizes will be awarded for the Craziest Hat, Wildest T-Shirt and Funniest Shoes. Come out and support your local Chamber of Commerce and the Sunshine Coast CF Chapter. All proceeds go to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Pledge Sheets can be picked up at the Sechelt Chamber of Commerce Office, the Gibsons Chamber of Commerce Office, Linnandine's Shoes, or Zippers Kids. $250,000 TO BE RAISED FOR CF by Penny Fuller Elva Dinn and lllana Holloway returned from the national ion vent inn for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation last week, and announced their commitment to raising a quarter of a million dollars for CF research in the next 12 months. This is the first convention for the recently chartered Sunshine Coast chapter. "We're proud to he your 54th chapter" Dinn told the almost 200 delegates. "We're 54 linear miles of coastline with 19,000 people." A total of almost $9 million was raised last year across Canada, of which almost $1.5 million was raised by local chapters. Only 8.5 per cent was spent on administration, a limit that is built into the foundation's by-laws. The rest went to research and treatment. In a report on the convention Elva wrote, "We were touched by the ages of most delegates. Young people, nearly all with CF children at home, father, mother, and in some instances both telling of their efforts to raise funds for research. "We could not help but wonder how they found time and energy to do this when they have so much to contend with at home. "They couldn't tell you, they just do it. They have no choice." Elva was asked to share with the other delegates the fundraising campaign that was launched last month. Sunshine Coast artist Li: Mitten-Ryan has donated a painting, 'Toward the Promise' to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. It will be unveiled at a special ceremony on the Sunshine ('oast on June 16; At that time the limited edition prints will be made available for purchase to local residents before being offered as a fundraiser for CF chapters all over Canada. All money raised bv the sale of the 500 prints will go directly to the CF Foundation. Further, Canadian Art Prints, who publish Mitten-Ryan's work, have offered a percentage from every sale of every one of her prints to the foundation, and her art cards will be available to all CF chapters as fundraisers. The announcement was a real shot in the arm for the delegates. The generation of a possible $100,000 in money for research means a lot to the foundation. "We live in the greatest little community in Canada," Elva proudly told the audience. The convention, the delegates and the momen- tou- breakthrough in CF research made last year Mill, the'iMilntion of the causal gene inspired the two Ineal delegates to come home fi|U of determination. "Now we need money," says lllana Holloway. "Money is what's going to find a cure. And I think that what we do in this small community is just going to ricochet all across the country. "Those people need to feel that they're not fighting alone, that somebody else is pitching in. And then it will just snowball." This stage of Cystic Fibrosis history has been called "The Journey Home" and Elva Dinn told the convention, "Maybe this will bring us just a little bit nearer." Both parents must carry CF gene to produce a CF child Thick mucus inhibits digestion Possibility of 1000 CF carriers on Sunshine Coast GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES JANITOR'S WEARH0USE GARRETT CONSTRUCTION One in every 1800 children in Canada has CF CF child suffers slow growth 25% chance CF gene carriers will produce a CF child SUNSHINE COAST INSURANCE SEW EASY PHARMASAVE - GIBSONS Victims glands produce large amounts of sticky mucus 1 of every 20 in Canada carries CF gene Some CF kids are now in their 20's MORGANS MEN'S WEAR SEASPORT SCUBA RADIO SHACK - SECHELT Lung damage major cause of death CF and cancer are most common child killer Infections lead to pneumonia or heart failure LIGHTHOUSE PUB SECHELT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GIBSONS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 4. Coast News Cystic Fibrosis Supplement WE NEED YOUR HELP TO DEFEAT CYSTIC FIBROSIS >: "Beauty is life when life unveils her holy face, But yo.u are life, and you are the veil." Kahil Gibran Profile: LIZ MITTEN-RYAN '*; "In nature we have an opportunity to ���; absorb an understanding of life's greatest '-: truth. When people ask me why I paint, 1 - answer that 1 am trying to convey an understanding of a spiritual level of ' ��� awareness. I try to recreate moments of ex- :' periences in nature that awaken in me a '. sense of peace and joy, and a knowing that ��� . there is an all pervasive force of love . throughout all existence. ���'. 1 have been an artist as long as I can ; remember and I love what I do, but I have : jj - always been a bit envious of poets or musi- j*��cjans because 1 think it's easier to reach '; people through music or words. You are i interpreting a feeling or image, whereas i .with painting you are simply creating the image. There is a quote from Thomas Merton >that illustrates very clearly to me what I ���am trying to convey: "This special clumsy beauty of this particular colt, on this April ;-';day, in this field, under this sky, is a - holiness consecrated by God, and declares ;the glory of God." To me there is this holiness expressed very clearly in all of nature and it inspires ; in me a great sense of wonder and awe, ; -and gratitude at the expression of such * love. l.iz Mitten-Ryan's dedication to Cystic Fibrosis has motivated private and corporate sponsors to join in the fight. A percentage from the sale of all her work is donated to help research. "Towards the Promise" - a blue heron taking flight up the Sechelt inlet in the early morning hours, was inspired by the breakthrough in isolating the gene which causes CF. In the blue heron, we see the majesty of the human spirit rising toward the first light of dawn depicting the direction and hope in "The Journey Home". This painting has been given to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and all proceeds from the 500 limited edition prints will go to CF. A native of Vancouver, Liz's art training began at Heatherley's School of Fine Art in London, England. She then went on to study arts at the University of British Columbia, also taking technique and colour courses from Peter Aspell, formerly a senior instructor at the Vancouver School of Art. Liz has shown privately and through an agent in Canada, the United States and Europe. She currently has a home and studio on a secluded hillside farm with her husband, six children and assorted animals on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia. "Towards the Promise" will be unveiled on June 16 at a special invitation luncheon at the Blue Heron Inn. Limited edition prints will be available for $195. The prints will be displayed in Trail Bay Mall in Sechelt and Sunnycrest Mall in Gibsons. Watch the paper for dates. For further information contact lllana Holloway at 885-3651. 5% 'V fi />/���, TOWARDS THE by Liz Mitten-Ryan Blue Heron/Sechelt Inlet LIMITED EDITION PRINTS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FROM JUNE 16 The Story Behind The Painting Someone asked me recently what the story was behind Liz Mitten-Ryan's painting "Towards the Promise", which she donated exclusively to Cystic Fibrosis. On a Wednesday in 1985, when my granddaughter, Laura, was diagnosed, I finally came to grips with the problem and decided I had to make a difference. I did what I could with my husband's and friends' support. Then in 1989, the Gibsons and District Kinsmen Club launched a massive campaign for Cystic Fibrosis. It was so educational that many, many people were touched by the suffering of CF children. When the Sunshine Coast Chapter was formed, Liz Mitten-Ryan wanted to be involved and what could she do best? Paint. What better scene could depict the hope of CF children than the blue heron, poised with wings spread, ready to soar up the beautiful Sechelt inlet. This chapter of CF history is referred to as "The Journey Home", the involvement and dedication of Liz Mitten-Ryan and "Towards the Promise" will make the distance a little shorter. I guess you could say it will help to fulfill a grandmother's dream of a control for Cystic Fibrosis. Elva Dinn President Sunshine Coast Cystic Fibrosis Chapter e wish id acknowledge the following people for their much appreciated assistance in nuking the Sunshine Coast CF Chapter Fenny FuNer, Roger Handling. GUuford Press, the advertisers, the many people who haw* ptaMed together to sponsor and a special lady Elva Dinn. FN HFOMMTIM 01 MY EVENT OR TO CONTACT YOUR OWN UnRTf I Funding Required For: better forms of treatment Funding Required For: developing cure of CF Funding Required For: developing control of CF KINSMEN CLUB OF GIBSONS & DISTRICT PRONTO'S RESTAURANTS MARINERS' RESTAURANT 1989 - Patients consume about 20 pills a day Only 1 in 3 CF children survive into adulthood 1960 - Life expectancy of CF children was 4 years SUNNYCREST PHOTO DOCKSIDE PHARMACY LINNADINE'S SHOES 1980 - Patients consume over a hundred pills a day No Known Cure for CF 1989 - Life expectancy of CF children is 20 years SUPERIOR ELECTRIC SUNSHINE COAST BUILDINGS SUPPLIES MITTEN REALTY Funding Required For: development of test to detect CF gene Funding Required For: understanding of the genetic defect Funding Required For: identification of causes of genetic defect DARGATZ GLASS & DOOR UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS SH0PPF MARKEL CONSULTANTS