'r.^vJ/ ^ps* *_ /+*��� /-i*!��vi^--'/r- ^fci < ��^rfVr*~ >��TT.f^��. *��� ��"-v'-71,i (��� ^ ��-. *��1, *1_.��__* * '4 *.#-���* .*,M7- ��� ft4-'. * Yll 1�� ' .<-.. . . I ii 5' �� .11" M 1*0. \t. ���>!������/ i_L> l*~ it*' PLEASE help the lions Club belp CJjlS. 7 son said be_and,the Idoos Club'appreciated - -said- Mr. .Jack. SJebon, Campaign <_ia|r-' the jresponse*sovJ___'.r ..JYJ.._ Y���__~ _u�� for the fund drive on behalf.of _2? ySfcaiing on b___Mlof <1toe fact .that Canadian Arthritis.and Bfieainatisnt'Soc- __i_��jri_ejr _s' Ar_OT_s. Monfli,-'National j��.ty; Last year lie-total ainount raised-B^as ifeallh and Welfare Minister; HonYJohn #_3i;��: Tbi-~itti^ Bay the used oil is being dumped into Jhe -water. Council will notify Dept. of Fisheries winch is the most likely body to take action. "Engulf oal assistance is avaflaWe ^___n Fed_o_il 'j? is/ Roberts Creek, I Cava, Egmont. WEDNESDAY/SEPTEMBER 11, I960 > * " Volume 5-"No. 41 I 7) n.f,..���3M..fcM. _ ' laV-.* 4\ L-Cftil&AGE- iv DjL&.fc. _.) ���J-" '��� XXS ���:f.p:i, ',���*������' "C: Y '���Sv-iX.xti fcW-%1 .' hSt&B'. xm ?'yx*.. tS'77,4.>'7 ���lllYfi' ��:*>��� liSfeWE *'.5 -J*"*. _; -r*- "_i. ��� *_--ii*i��--**'5ic; ��� . - ' APPLICATION by Porpoise Bay Service to extend water lease in Porpoise Bay by an additional 100 ft. was tabled at last week's meeting of Schelt Village CotmciL Villagie Clerk, Ted Raynor was instructed to make further investigation and obtain more information on the proposed expansion. Discussing the application which had referred to Council from the Sunshine Coast Regional District, Aid. Morgan Thompson commented that the applicant bas quite an area now and wondered -where the complex will stop. Cliairaian Bill Swain was of fhe opinion that permission depended on requirement, if it is for a marina with all facilities it will be an addition to tfae Bay, he said. DEPLORABLE Ruts in the roads left by Sechelt Waterworks is an abuse of 4he highways, stated Aid. Thompson. Sechelt Library was built over a year ago and the road bas not been properly surfaced yet where the connection was made; commented the alderman who felt .that a further request for action should be. made to the offending company. CONFLICTING REPORTS Stating that he had made a thorough perusal of the Martin Dayton-water report, Aid. Thompson expressed amazement at the number of water' systems in the Ws- trict. Comparing the estimates in the report with those given by consulting engineer J. isotfaerweU,4^ Misunderstanding , , t - ��� . Sun-lime Coast BegionaF Disfaa|t ^- grain Pipe Garbage Dump directiDnal-sign on P&rpmse Bay Road.. Sedw_t��� seeffls to bave been misunderslopti by some people. The-actual dund^is not on the side of ihe road but a mile or so along the side road where further agns mdidjte tbe true dump: The Se| * ������ Major drainage project wiE remove old problem w ��� , -���. _ OI_Ai__iFI)C_Vig:ON of hi^iway 101 is needed sport. Cbelt dump has been the ^Sjespen* m Gibson,, decided VaOlage Coiindl -when Two persons have expressed interest sive to operate because of Uldiscnm* Aid. Ben Croslby ireported that tourists in operatinlg a dog pound and penqissia- LIFE SAVER inate clumping. * ��� L *- ���--**-'��� - - -*- *��� -- - ��--��-��- *"-�� Night School classes for boat enthusiasts -NIGHT school classes in piloting and small _oat handling will be held again tins - year and are open to men and' women,. . older boys and girls, ��- * Designed for sail and power boat oper-^ afcors,- the course includes traffic laws of the waterways, seamanship, safety afloat, compass reading, charts and piloting, manners and customs and life saving. Enroll now and become a' member of the Sunshine Coast -Power Squadron with emphasis on safety. There's lots of fun too at monthly social meetings and boat cruises from punts to yachts. Time and place of courses will be announced in this paper at a later date. Two Pender residents make local headlines SUMMER happiness for Gail Dellar of Garden Bay, was winning a Sunbeam Imp at the Pacific National Exhibition. Gail who will be 18 on September 17 had just .finished her summer job at the Eagle Lodge Pining Rpom and visited Teen City at the PNE on Labour Day. Her ticket was amongst countless ones deposited during the week and it was the one drawn at 11 p.m. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dellar of Garden Bay, Gail Is presently staying with bet sister in West Vancouver where she wiU take ber driving test ito drive the gleaming white car with blue interior. *t" Sechelt Kinsmen seek blood donors Sept. 24 TAKE OFF your coat, roll" up your sleeve and be defied Cross ijlood :donor in Sechelt Legion Hall on Tuesday, September 24th; ��� can he seen to hesitate when Jthey reach the intersection at tfae parik. It was suggested that Department o!f Highways be contacted regarding an overhead sign. Consulting engineer ^Martin Dayjton's plan for a storm -drain on tiower Point Road from the Post,Office towards ��� the bluff and Prowse Road draining into the sea, was accepted-..by Council. The plan level, consists of 24" pipe with 4" tale drain alongside and four catchment 'basins. Work will be done by the village crew and estimates wild, be obtained as required.. Estimates 3ast year to cost $7,000 the was given to construct 6 pens and runs, after consultation with S.P.C.A. Aid. Croslby .vail check into cost of collecting, boarding and disposing of animals. Hum-ring by law 195 was given final reading; it adopts tfae National {ftuEdiog ���ode| section on plumbing with the exception that solid pipe be used below ground Quick thinking and even quicker ;action on the part of seven year old Rod Devan- ey of Pender Harbour probably saved the life of playmate lour year old Russell Douglas when he fell off a float at Frances Peninsula last week. A non-swimmer, young Rod who is tbe son of 'Mr. and Mrs.. Jkn Devaney, hung onto his friend until: adult help arrived. Corporal L. Biggerman , �� . sets^ of figures. Y- ��� *. -r.,. ,.^'.-������> Y . L v.-\r��..Y'YY .P.'>x.py.Y'Y yYpy" -" .���' "'' -<"' '''''"'-Y'1^'*"Y"'<%..r .YY!,':-;;YV^ Y':igiY;�� Gimer Point.. L '��� ���-���' ���- -^B" "' An average of 7& patients every day ol ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ the year..vfll receive blood trai^sionJrt Provi^arGowrnment wiE r_.y"hai ^ B.C,33wspitails'___.year and su_ci_#;0-?#e wsn ������������.��� ��� ..R^'.J.taite_@^lo_^.-^ai^^ ' *'��� - __gte^7':-TO.*3jj��e-i^^ FINANCES ._ . .. 'W^^W^^W^'^^W^0.- ^���* a wary eye pn bank interest ���"j��9rY L"\LppYLLL .Y ':. '-.L^YPv ..% rates ��� which are presenfly decreasing, Spio^^^|^:the!lS0^^-4V^^^s'.^iipy--i CountiJ decided to return to parity bonds i. ���. > -���<: X.,- ._���_ -;_Vi;: -_^ ..__-__--__i__'.^ ^^ ^ frftgggfc. ,,�� g% pet CCUt. Septemiber SO is the date set for the Y> Anmial. Tax Sale and delinquent .taxes sending' f.d_^-''-'______te__r;\'-:--.a_d! ino____i;"-i__^____c���__tr^ Sechelt J Tj^^yLWSY. otf :1_iesc^| TWO former members of the Irvines Landing group and a newcomer to tbe Gibsons area left as guests of the taxpayer for la* fiax oaae ana' 4iei|_q_e_i -taxes - ^���_ I^i," tu. i^i rni?p:V��mf'$ piy'[m ���-"XA^-V ��� 'ft' '& ���v * v/ t, -_ . i. i I H K-V mjfxMm .*_'._l_^M___��rfJ_t.____*, -ffl^ ���/*fl taon, as expressed: at; a meetings on Mon-, day August 26. 7, ..:,:....���;":-:'7.'^. ������ . The .executive,; .elected' Yat Y a recent general meeting of���������; the Association, consists' '��� of lMessrs:-Fred'' iCoriey/^'Pjresident, Grover Snuclair, Past President; Lloyd Elrick, Secretary-Treasurer,"' ' Raymond Hull, Vice President, and Mre; Peter Sluis. The Aisiajciation is concerned with furithering .the ihterejsts .of ithe Gower Point, area, worn the Western limits of Giibsions VilaBe to the end of the Gower Point Road. Water suipsply is ah important issue: The General meeting heard from Mr. Frank West a detailed account of the proposed new regional waiter system. Zoning, to protect the residential amenities of the district against unsightly commcrciibl or industrial, operations��� junk-yardsYgravel-pdts, etc���is also being considered. ��� Gower Point residents^ like others on the. Sunshine Coast, will i also continue to press for improvement in the Horseshoe Day-Langdalc f^srry service. "You ,used to be aWe to spend an evening in Vancouver and get back the same night," isaid Secretary-Treasurer Elrick. "But you can't do that now." President JCorley says, '"Our immediate aim is to etrpnigthen the Association by increasing ite membership. We want to enroll aM1 property-owners wltlhin our limits, whether they arc'residents or not. They have cbnrmon Interests in preserving'this beautlfiiil stretch of the coast," APPRECIATION Gibsons Kiwanis expressed written thanks for. assistance from the village Works crew. Public appeared to be appreciative of receatiy completed rest room in the village which was well taken care of durhig the holiday weekend. Aid. Peterson reported that signs and baffles will be ins|a)ied and now that the holiday season is over it will be closed at night; it wastbnilt mainly for the benefit of older people during the day. ". . Approval Council approved Aid. Dixon's suggestion that slpeed limits signs be posted on the point and on the breakwater and a letter will be sent to Department of Tran- Clifford Strand, hair tied in a-pony-tail, appeared last Wednesday and elected to stand trial by magistrate. He was charged following an incident at Irvines Landing August 20 at 12:05 a.m. during which members pf the RCMP entered a home occupied by a group of people described as hippies. Strand was present together with has wife and on being searched, a plastic bag, found later to contain marijuana, was found in his pocket. ��� ' . Constable Allan de St. Remy told the court that when questioned, Strand said he had grown the plants among corn and tomatoes at his place of residenice. He denied having made this admission to the police but St. Remy's statement was supported by another officer who had been present. i Speaking on behalf of Strand, Mrs. Phil- - ��� Good prospects . Silent hovercraft ord ered company gets large support GENERAL excitement at prospects of an economical and fast hovercraft service between ithe Sunshine Coast and West Vancouver prcfailcd at an informal gathering last ��� Wednesday which included member- of the press, Parks Bc^rd, p&iaetguarel Ser^ vice; councils and executives of B.C. Hovercraft Ltd. __ Among the guests from tlie Sunshine Coast were Mayor Fred Feeney and| Clerk Dave Johnston of Gibsons, Mr, and Mrs. Hairy Smith of Gibsons and Times Editor Doug Wheeler. Mayor Alec Forst was present representing Wd>t Vancouver and , news media Jncludcd ireprcsentaition from Rav Perrault m %*?^ Arretted Constable. Gerry Horseman of Sccli- sptrilcd half hour battle before be- elt RCMP Detachment apprehended fog permanently detained. F.sh- 1his fishy looking character in lhe ing has been good Ihis past week, vicinity of Tliormanby Island on Fri- Gariy Berdahl of Gibsons caught a day afternoon. Falling prey to her- 28 lb. spring off Roberts Creek on ring bait Hie 25 Ib. spring put up a Saturday morning. SKCOTBUr and District Chamber of Commence h4�� re-schcdulcdi date of Jts twcntjf'first annive'nsary to Scptoni'lX'rtJl'. Considerable dllflflcnilty was experienced In obtaining a guest ��� speaker, ��� con_eTJ'-'n1iy, onficial date ot Scpicm'ber >U wan abandoned. Y ' It has! ibecn announced that former leader of the H.C. Ubcral Part), Hay Perrault IM. P, has agreed to at.end, Mr. Pin> Jte& \ Parker of Parker'�� Hardwire and Jack Mayne. Notory Public, expect to be prc- Benl flfl' tho only two remaining orljgin��l members. . ' hmt euch ccliibration wa.s Jn September IS57,. the. tenth anniversary. At that time Hon. It-bcrt Bonner Q.C, was guest Rpeatoer, (Mr. IJonn.r was. approadicd aKain Mi. itlmt" but reluctantly declined due to a committment In Cflhfornla at thai Mime, ��� , ' ' ;' " ' A. craft operate. In that country ��uch mode able. Chairman of the banquet cowjriit^o l of travel js now nwUnc, and Is the meawi for threatening and another TJoiijf Wheeler ����k/. that members who" by which many business people, workers In ^a own defence he said Intcwl bdng present contact cither Mm- ' e(_f. Jack Mayne, John Hayes or president 'Erkiie Hensch. ( , ���> Vhcni ^tarls with a social hour to piano ffittrir-at -.30 p.m. _nd the date, a^aln, , Saturday Kcptttnbcr Siet* Y. . nml students commute. Regarding tlio noi��e factor, pr-.vio.if_y wme (rause of concern, Mr. Laing explain^ ed that the two machines proposed will be quiet "In iaA tSj^y will operate with less noise than a B.C. Ferry, lie said. marijuana, (Jk�� acaised, replied "yes"��� abtii'd if he had puy In Ids possession ho w>id he did not think so. After further eucstloning he i>ullcd a number of baga containing the' narcotic from his pocket, Court was told that Raglione, aged 20, had two previous offences against him, ono "for vagrancy, he had only smoked marijuana once as on experiment but due to Ihe interest in it he had purch- n��ed thc packages for reaalo in order to make a little money, , J_#gislrate AIMtebteadt scrrtenced Wnt to five months In Oak&U-. /, , ��**��� t��m^mffi000fi040ti ��flf .|*����'infl-lnsttB��|W��0^ffl����.. ���f#HW!*>t*', .l^tHIf^^^l,,,, t *=..** r apM.i^t^M^ Hif'rtH. ���_')��_ ����� i^*#t�� a *s t"fti^^*i.<*��* j ��H J. \i. im ^Hj^j^wftii^jii^ *M%��!|. .^ ��f^,;' jw mi ���^. ������>^u*ffji��-*js**?���'* ,^i*l*r**���.^^��*+��r*������� ***1_"fe.*-j"*^-*?^>�����^t��*����^h,*i��ifr^t-i-*w^>(iii*��j*B��#���fW*-����*".������� ^.u^.fl._���.��M.^1''���'p,^' '-' I / V '* * 'f"'\ ' ' ' Y~ *>"*" , Y1 . ���" "-' ..���/*.", .6 V_Y^"> .- , L L -, ��� .*-? .T!.^'. _f^ _v"-**^rrf��vt^*- . * * i -Jt-w*jf>G.rt-.^ ;-^Vl#*7'* * 1 r _. i V{ ��..!. .. �� ��� [/* * J .' r- ^ > ��. * * 7*%'.���'y_7_t_.^ ^* v * ���*..*. T *^V. .TJSf.'i.'.. ./ M __��� < " ^r.J.rtM_r��iM<,����l��IM����M��fe^JMMl.��W����-M-M��W��>M^^ I , " ,��� |���,��. _���>,.��� . i it . , , * . t,?l��Uil'iX. ii . V f ,_. . f iW-, . ffVrtf.V."|.*V MWH.' ' 'C'" 'J.'1.1, I ��� ^.. ...il���.... ,.__.__ ^^.^^^Mj^v^^wj^w^^^iuw^ 'HlY__-^_l��M-^_�� (5 words). ���M tTHis rate does not apply to commercial Ad-Briefs.) At^OHOtIC^i)AoByni<>ittsYP.O. ,,clu-ibn^$8^ per month. ' J_fox 2M, Sechelt,3-C.TTPhone *' Y,* ^,." ii. Y. '������;����.�� ���������! ��� �����������������������������__-���* i ���m-M���wffr��������������������� f> ; SPEClALfolp sale, tSlgeiEaly1 - , ' Read !jr^w��ie*.V Almost j new.' Cost eyet $30lVNow .$|75.' Phone' 885-9654. ^' . fOll-to rr.-. ._ . Box Numbers. iOc extra 5?^ 25c tfook-keeping charge is added for Ad-Brief? not paid by publication date. WORK WANTED ��� THE SUN SHINES ON * . r + * V Selma Park���? bedroom home with 4'th in fuH basement. Wall - to wall carpets. Washer, drier, fridge and Tappan range in- Sunnycrest^ ShoppingYCeahr��^ ^ <����� Legal or Reader advertising 25c *\\ ( per count line, It TD-LICUM Chimney Caves cleaned Painting, Service. Real Estate '-f iHsiirance (General and tile) w eluded. A-oil ^heating. Just un- aned and repaired! der one acre Vith 112' ol wat- i^w Office arid ^a^cs^O^r ��^ gardening, ianitor- verfront. E^lusi^ setting witti , (R. f. ij^h&tl ; ' - * way^-FuUv serviced fertef��I^>,S1_i0p-f'inA.ljghawnteed,^^^^ F.P. $29,500. Some terms. sale of prope^from jn^phon ^ ar^ close to ekekent -.^SS" ��??!_< W'^WIS ^^i^^^'^fti Powell ^ver^nd^intermediate ' i Hca^tion, l_fejacj_p^-^145,. 1968 phone 885-9332. ��� - 952842 ^y^ ->- ; > ��� Subjeit to, the consent of the Public UtiUtifts Commission the increase will.be eSectiveon or ...... , --,-.. ir . -- ,_,���..-���-- . after November Jst, 1968.' Level cleared lot in bay area. : ,. Yr+Pxip���rrn��� good ot_er.\ Ebjctriir/heater. T��cta___s "'bf tironbsed diinses Ideal building site. FuUt price ,"** *?., cU^.^_fi^ 5^_ |^Me-^^it_-4^uttet-, JO ^&^a^^5hy5Slt onlv^l^. "-"^ ��"1 '* ' .dition. 25 hp liio**. 8"^-. eal .crock. Rangette floor mod- Si^riSS%*%? * .t Subscription. Rates��� By maiJ/f-ninSuta area _$5.00 yr. By mail, beyond 30 miles $5.50 yr. By mail, special citizens % price By carrier" ��� 50c month 8B5-21&1 or 885-_a>94. \?j. _.-y��� l???-tfn CA&PteNTEII" work, attentions, 'carportsV'^etfc" S&-23& ' or evenings 885-94$.. " "W4-tfn t COMING EVENTS TWILIGHT THEATRE (Gibsons) h , . Sat., Mon.# Tue.# Sept. H, .$,.17 8 a.m. A -mind bending Double Teature m/~ THE POWER with George Hamilton and Susanne Pleshette EYE OF THE DEVIL with Deborah Kerr and David Niven Wed., Thur., Fri., Sept. 18, 19, 20 STAY AWAY JOE Starring Elvis Presley (Note: Matinee Sat., 2 pm.��� Free draw for prizes, Quick Shake outfits, values 79c each) Next Week: Walt Disney's THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE 9573-41 V/ed ding Announoeinents I MR. J AND MRS. Roy; Taylor of Gil .sons are pleased to an- * ra_iice the forthcoming marriage of -their only daughter, ' Susan Jean to Mr. James Charles Rogers, j��n of Mrs. Kath- erine Rogers of Burnaby and ii Mr. Leslie Rogers of Canim Lake,, B.C. The wedding will take place ^ Saturday. October 57l968at'1:3,0 p.m. ih St. Mark Anglican Church, Vancouver, B.C. 9569-41 CARD OF THANKS MY SINCEiRE thanks to the many friends wtio, sent cards arid yisited; during my stay in the hospital. ���Mary Leeman. ^ 9567-41 I SINCERELY wish to thank Dr. Stuart for his care and attention to Captain John, also to staff; ot St, Mary's, Hospital. ���Elenori Bunyan. ' 956841 MANY thanks to the staff of St. Mary's Hospital, and all those who sent cards and flowers. ���Mrs, Alice Batchelor, 9559-41 SINCERE thanks to Dr. W. Burtnick; Nurse Landau and the staff of St. Mary's Hospital for their kind service ���Mrs. Anne Evans. 9541-41 I WISH to sincerely thank Dr. W. Burtnick,, Dr. Crosby and the staff of St. Mary's Hospital for their haste in the treatment of Richard Niall ���Alice Nlall and family, 9549-41 OBITUARY HANDYMAN, capiat 'maker, < will do odd. jobs/Reasonable. Ph. 886-9902" " - ~7.����tfn , LiGHT work required by res- "pmsible woman. Ph. 885-9508 evenings. 9545-43 ^1 ��� I I ��� I ���!���--���_-��������������� ��!������ Ill .."TIM VERNON & SON' ' BULLDOZING (formerly A. E, Ratchey) Land Clearing with cl_aring h\ade - Grading and r Excavating!, Competent (Work,' service and satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 886-2887 1555-tfn WANTED WILL purchase patches of standing* timber. Phone 886- 2459. 1681-tfn DOES 1anyone commute to Vancouver daily and wan�� a passenger? Phone collect, Vancouver 299-2039. 9543-41 1 OR 2 BDRM house, village water, all conveniences, near shopping area. Gibsons or Sechelt. Ph. 985-5608. 9542-41 OLD fashioned wall telephone. Crank type. Phone collect to Whitcroft, Regent 8-7165 or Regent 8-3536. 1944-41 HELP WANTED IS there a retired gent in Gibsons area, accustomed to business of a confidential nature \ who would like to work a few hours daily. Typing an asset but not a necessity.- Reply to Box 8547 Times. 8547-41 RECEPTIONIST ��� Typist for confidential' business. Accu-" , racy in typing essential., Reply in own handwriting to Box 8548 Times. ' 8548-41 SALAL WANTED Top price paid. Good quality required. Contact J. M. Hayes, Reed Moss" & Fern, Sechelt, 885-9313. 9532-tfn FOR RENT HALL for rent, Wilson Creek Community Hall. Contact Mr. Glen Phillips. 885-2183: 1095-tfn FULLY furnished 1 bedroom cottage for rent,. $60 per month plus utilities. Mission Point Motel. Ph. 885-9565. 95_4-tfn FURNISHpp 2 bedroom waterfront cottage, West Sechelt. Phone Finlay Realty Ltd. &86- 9900, ?523-40 PORPOISE Bay: 1 bedrom furnished cottage, on beach, clean and warm, toilet and shower. Phono 883-2289 after 4 p.m. 9571-41 BUILDING SUPPLIES .: ���_ ,V ,- Vi���_J..,'.';,,_, -,. GIBSONS Building fl Supplies , waterfront: Offer one' To list or purchase e-aUbow���..' * yy v - s.^rf 88S.2642, Gib_bn|;:B.C. acre with: wjlfimshed 3 bed- Our experienced ^alesine^ are ^ MIDD^EPpINT--* acres close Qdal|ty Ready-mii��jct ?��i_crete robin cottage.'$17,009. ' ' at your service...' - to sfeltered bay'with beach" arid Serving tbe area ��r'2&%years 1 886-2481 ' " - -' boat ��� launching, �����M ��� -~- ' ���' " fl,,*Ma- $4750. \ v i Porpoise Bay���112' of sandy - ^ Te^Ff^��- ��� - ' beach: ifWl^ftrice $2259. beach', "waterfront: Cfwer^ on��' To list or mirchase caU bow���_.' * -*-.^ -' > il. 'Ota. Ph. 885-2205 after 6 Motor,^^^ t pm or^at-^iwon. * .9564-42 Any objection to this apphea- 1 YjY liY.j "\ ��� tionm^yjbe made to4he Super- USEDi oil range, $��.95; lM[offat ititendent df^Mdtor Carriers, ^electrfc r^e ^49.95;^ <&?sy, 1740 West Georgia Street, Van- Spirat_itor tvasher, $29.95; used couver, B.C. up to September WILIX)UGHBY ��� Suddenly on Septcm,ber 6, 19C8, Roland D. Willoughby of Gibsons, B.C. ag- ed 84 years. Survived by tvv]o dauglitcrs Mrs. G. (Hilda) McCulloch of Gibsons and Mrs, B. (Mary) Brimcombo of Stuart ^ Island, B.C., one son Roland, Terrace, B.C. three grandchild- ren and six great grandchildren. Graveside service was held Monday, September 9th from Campbell llivcr Cemetery. Rev, Trevor Williams officiated. Harvey Funeral Home, Gibsons, B.C. directors. / .9565-41 PERSONAL COPIES OF PHOTOS APPEARING IN THE TIMES may be obtained promptly 5x7 SIZE, 1.25 EACH B (name aubject) ��� 1.00 each 12 (aarao subject) ... .90 each BxlO filZE, 2.00 EACH 6 (same subject) ... 1.50 each 12 (same subject) .... 1.23 eaeh LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT THE TIMES HALFMOON Bay, 5 room house for rent. Ph. 885-9432. 9554-43 CENTRAL Sechelt ��� Large 3 bedroom milte, W-W carpets, hall iand Lit, Elec, heat, stove and fridge, washer and dryer for use of tenants, Car port in rear, $135, Ph. 885-9366 after 5 p.m. 9555-41 ROBERTS Creek waterfront home, one bedroom plus utility room, completely furnished, oil stove, fireplace, largo refrigerator, full plumbing. Reasonable to responsible party. Please phone 880-7006 weekends or H2-266.UJ15 (Vancouver) weekdays. 9547-41 ONE bedroom, fully ftinriishcd ami cqulpj>cd cottage o n beach at Mission Point. Now available, 922 MM, West Van, 054043 W. ._,.,������.������. I���- T.l������.,,. -HI. ���,���,1. !���__�����_--��� -- H WANTED TO RENT , __���, 1���, TEACHING couple (no children)' acvk reasonably firlc<\l unfunilshrtl acrnmmodntlon, year round In Sechelt area. Wa- lerfont jrrefcrn.1. Crane 8H5- MK). tan-it Sechelt ��� Close in. Rockery, w jjlanters, shake roof, A-oil hea-' ting, full basement. Large living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, hardwood floors. $18,900. . 165' of unrestricted view waterfront with the finest sandy beach. 2 bedroom home that is a'delight'to show. '$38,000. Immaculafe ��� Quarter acre fenced and in lawns, walks, flowers, shrubs, .and patios. 3 bedroom house, garage and outbuildings. Near schools, beach, and stores. $21,000. U.L.A. Porpoise Bay���1.6 acres with 100' waterfront. 3 bedroom house with A/oil heating. About Vz acre cleared. $19,500. Large lot, Selma Park, $2800. Good terms. H. Gregory 885-9392 H. B. GORDON & KENNETT LTD. Phone 885-2013 Sechj-lt, B.C. 8584-tfn K. BUTLlER REALTY SECHELT: Ovjer 1 acre on fine beach. Excellent 3 Bdrm. {am: ily nome in attractive surroundings." -Spacious L. R*. "features ash paneling and full view im-" dows. Lge. dining room adjoins step-saver kitlphen. Lge. carport. Your offer close to $15,- 000. down. ROBERTS CREEK: The cream of dream homes! Cozy 2 Bdrm. cottage on over 5 ac, Bright kitchen nicely appointed, nice living room. Lge. arbimte van-" ity bathroom. Unfinished guest house, garage. Some view Attractive' terms on $16,000. SOME REASONABLY PRICED SMALL HOLDING AVAILABLE GOWER POINT: Enjoy privacy without isolation on this V_ ac. IW/F park. Delightful yeqr round 5 room cottage features attractive living room' with fireplace. Convenient all electric kitchen, and dining qfea. Workshop and gafcage. A-oil heat. Details on request. GIBSONS: Low down payment on $8000. full price. Neat 4 room cottage in convenient location. Cflose shops, beach etc. $250. down and $25.00 per month can buy choice view lot in Village. Delightful . room cottage on view lot. Ideal for retired couple. Small but attractive garden. Easy terms on $11,800. FOR THE GROWING FAMILY! Don't hesitate to view this charming 3 bdrm. home on double lot. The spacious living room features, deep pile W/W and fireplace. Convenient cab. kitchen, full bsmt, A-oil hclat, dble gariage. Neat grounds, close to Schools and shopping. Attractive terms. FuE�� price -__4e-ttn... TRAVEL xr.. 90-tfii Ey/ARTisAcMYNNr> ���, REALTY &^N_.UltANCEv] Notary Pablur ~ Member ,- ' Vancouver ��Real * Sstate > Board Multiple lasting* Service PHONE _8��2248 "' - * COUNTRY HOMEY3 bdrm, W- nace heated, "tm *ower .2 .acres, handy to beach !^nd - \iHage... $6,000 down on $15,(W��._ $2,000 buys 2 view lotsYwith 135' front on convenient 'quiet street. ', $7^00 or nearest offer for sound 2 bdrm home on large lot Half cash preferred. School handy. $6,000 down gives possession of lage revenue view home,"convenient location. Excellent", family residence. See us about terms. Beautiful view lot landscaped, one short lot from beach with well planned home- (some- finishing required) can. be yours for $4,000 down. Full price only $19,500. Large living room 20*30 open plan dining-Mlcheix, . built in range, heavy duty wiring, A- oil furnace. 1 finished, .2 mifin- _, i^ed bedrooms, iecjan.JExcel; lent residential -area. r WATERFRONT HOME, level to sea in quiet sheltered area Basement, A-oil furnace, most compact planning, furnished. Also guest cottage on landscaped lot. 1RL. Full asking price $20,000, half down. Tty ' $3,000 down on attractive home close in. Has carport and greenhouse on IVi acres. Living room', kitchen, l bdrm and bath 6n main-floor. Full basement. Full price $12,000. Modern comfortable 3 bdrm view home dn'_ acre cleared lot. Electric heat,.ample water supply. Close to sea anb\ blacktop road. Conv. to bus. $6,000 down ori $18,000 full price. Good terms. PENDER HARBOUR ��� Fully .serviced, beautifully -treed,' wa-r poR aJ1 ^avei inforniation^nd " barrels, and stand, $60. "Also 5' TV, 2 years old, new set warranty, $199.9?."Parker's Hand-", ware," SechelL ' ' :9570-tfn 1 > ������ MEDIUM size oil space heater, good condition, includes 2 terfront "and semi-waterfront Jots iiLtl^-Sfenic.harbpur with year-round boating and fishing.' Priced .from $&50O to $6500) 'SAKtNAW 'i&KE-rYour 'choice of 2 lalrefrobt-lots on'this beau- t__d 6 mile long lake.* _Easy access via(.lee!s Bay. Easy terpxs available. FiOJi price $4250-^ch. For these and^ other choice pro- . perties on the Sunshine Coast contact Frank Lewis' or Morton Mackay at-our Gibsons office, 885-9900. ' ' FINLAY REALTY LTD. . Gibsons and Burquitlam " 8544-39 TRAILERS FOR SALE 30 FT. (ANDJERSON) TRAILER Very Clean $2,350 Ab Haddock," Madeira Park. ._ Phone 883-2440. 1939-40 r bobkings, Ma^g^ret'MacKenzie (local rep.), E&toa's Where To Go' Travel, 886-2231, Sunnycrest Shopping Plaza, Gibsons. -"-. . ��� x i591-tfn PETS , ^ GOOD home wanted fori male. ���, ^ut'soKMn Jand"l female Siamese-Persian '*%> WLtWS-gm. cross kittens. ��� Phone 886-9609. 9561-41 portable baseboard electric heater with thermostat, as1 new, $35. 885-9460-rffce* 5 P-to. 9560-41 i ONLY', '^Sunshine Parts Bins ' 7*x3V$25 eac&, l only *'Sun- shine" Parts Bin '4' 6"xS', $15. j^bhly hon-coanmercial,'gas met- " " 955841 30, 1968.' Signed: �� i - Sechelt Motor Transport Ltd. 9562-Pub. Sept. 11, 1968 LEGAL NOTICES YOU will ne^er be lonely again " with a toy {pr small miniature poodle puppy; Regd and innoc- ulated, from $50. New litter of black toy miniature pups, six weeks, $75." !Also experienced clipping. 885-9797. 956641 NORWEGIAN- Elkhound pup- pies," championship 'stock. S. Langman, Gen. DeL, Powell River or phone 485-6818. 194041 LOST KODAK Retumette camera, brown case,,lost on Frances Peninsula Rd. rRewaid offered. Ph. 437-3510 Collect or contact Times ofice.,'.' 955743 OAK desk for sale. Good condition,' $15. Ph.~ 885-9772.- . " 955641 .-.-.. . ii ������_������ Wi.ilH e*��� ��� I- ���' ��� PERFECT for rumpus or living room, Franklin fireplace, in excellent condition. Ph. 885- 2292. ��� ' 954441 MARINE ACCESSORIES f Paint���Fibreglass���Rope- Canvas���Boat Hardware Compressed air service for skindivers air tanks. Skindivers available for salvage work. WALT NYGREN SALES LTD. Phone 886-9303, Gibsons, B.C. 1306-tfn LAND ACT t Notice of' Intention to Apply to Lease Land In Land Recording District of Vancouver (Trail Bay) and situate in the vicinity of DL 1379. Take notice Melvin Kero of Vancouver, occupation school teacher intends to apply for a lease of the following described lands:��� Commencing at a post planted 660' N, then 330' E of tfae SE corner of DL 1379, thence 660' N; thence 330' E; thence 660' S, thence 330' W, and containing five (5) acres, more or less, for the purpose of homesite Dated July 30, 1968. - -Y : lease."'' ���-���^������������<:--^ ��� ^x^xx-'X-^,,^. 2332 West Keith Road, North Vancouver... Aug. 21> 1968. _w E. McMynn Do1 Wortrnon i. Worn 886-2500 886-2393 886-2681 Only $500, down on full price $1800. for level 6S'xl30' lot. excellent location. LOOKING FOR SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY! Let us show you this custom built, 5 room (view home. . S|_ic.oua' living and dining room hap ceiling to floor view windows awl the W/W carpet extends through hall and both bedrooms. Gleam- Jng tile bathroom features enclosed tub and vanity baaln. i/ovoly minny cab, kitchen and utility goes with fixtures intact. Crarage and guest room. Attractive tcrma on $27,500., Seaside playground enjoys good season SEASIDE PjLAYGROUND activities closed - Wednesday "August 28th. with a very successful Wild West carnival held in the Community hall in the evening. Parents and children enjoyed an evening of novelty games, cra!��t display, fortune telling, horror chamber, and a paint iriYA slave auction was an added feature. Money received from the carnival will be used to start out next years programme. During the eyening a presentation was made" to-the instructor Janette Heyman by the children in appreciation of her / Cine leadership,, during the programme. During the summer a weekly event was held, events f onsjsted of Sand Castle building. Comic RooJk: Auction, Swim Meet, Pea- nut Hiirit, Diiia.faur fegg hunt (Water- meflon), a triji to Stanley Park and a body painj in. These special ev.ents proved Very ; successful ''and 'were greatly enjoyed! by> the cMMreii. ' C* (August 26 and 27 the swimming examiner was in Port Mellon to finalize theYswiin instruction for the summer, paisiseswere as follows. Passed bronze royal life saving; Susan Ferris, (Angela Willis, Mrs. Ruth Weston, Wrs. L. Girard. i Passed intermediate life saving: Debbie Willis. ; Y ' ��� Hcd Cross seniors passed: Valerie Ene- mark, Jackie Klausen, Jon Rudolph. , ; (Inter^nediates: Cindy Frykas, Beverly Ferris, Canaille, Turnek, Kathy Deaton, I>oug Taylor. Junior: Ida Henderson, Laurie Weston, Meen Osa, 'Ronnie Girard, Eric HanscnA Fred Love. Beginners passed: Ann Inglis, Jackie Inglis,' Donald Turcnne, Gary Enemark, David TuWnnc, Hugh Duffy, Keith Weston, Marie Handcrison, Dennis Stevenson, Bruce Hansen, Joey Boser, Prc-lbcginnfcn. In categories Btrokcrs passed to beginners: Danny Girard, James R.F. Kennett . i;7i. dsohs weatner repor -^_,-.-~^-* ** *** * ��__��� ������'i"i-Y" vl"'" 11 GIBSONS weatherman Kennett Box 238, Gibsons, G.C. 95C3-41 BLOCK BROS. Phone Mr. Good 681-9700 collect, 24 hr. service or 736-9171 Main Office, 2696 Granville St. ISLAND���App. 1 acre, 2 cottages, water and elec. Pender Harbour. $5,000 down asked. MLS. RETIREMENT REVENUE - Sechelt area, waterfront I.It. 4 suites on beach, 2 bdrms & 1 bdrm, rented year round. Full price (��16,000 easy terms, MI*S. REDROOFFS, H A tFMOON BAYr���2 bdrm bungalow, well water, oil heat, lot 100x671. Sign on road, MLS. Offers considered. Asking $12,500 FP. MADEIRA PARK AREA ��� On*7 'inglis,' Ufiha", Osa, Laurie Boriey, Dean high side Sunshine Coast Hwy., Pclky.,,'.''. Floaters passed to istrokcrs: I_ynn Kennedy, Kathy Boser, Tod Tuba. Splashers passed to floaters: Glynnla Pavlesi Ricky McDougaH, Allan" Carroll. ,,^reveals,-a total of 4.45".of>rain for last August compared to a normal of 2 6i" and an'extreme in 1982 of 5!52". Report in full for lhe area follows; . ,- . - * ^ Total Rainfall: August '68 4.45"; August Normal 2.61"; August' Extremes 5.52" <-19yo2), .09" <1967). '-.'Wettest Dayf 1^18" <26th); August Normal .86"; August Extremes 1.74" (19G2). . Days with Rain: August '68 13; August luminal 7; August 'Extremes 15 (1982). '.;, :'j 'Mghesi. '.JTeimperjrtiiriE:*:: August _88 84' <9tli); ,; August Nofmal 83; '.Extremes 90. <1S��e5>.. ':."' ; ;��� :7 Lowest' JTemperaturc: August CVSHk)', Atrgust Normal 47; Exitremes"42 (ilflfel). - ���'���' ' ijilean Temperature: August August Normal 62; August Extremes- 66 (1957). :,' :-��� 7-7-7...;: .-.-% y,;,y. yy.-1 Sunny sides and Warm weatherfc dominated the first half of August giving way to abundant rainfall for the last half of the month resulting in' neaif -record rainfall. August 26th wasi oneef, the wettest days on record. Temperatures ranged very near the normal figures. ~ '. 'AugtiBt '68 48 August ���68 60; ANGLICAN CHUjRCH SAINT HILDA'S^-SECHEllT 8:00 o.m. Every Sundoy 9:30 a.m. C_>urch Sdwol ��� 11:00 a.m. 2nd- 4th/ 5th Silndays 7:30 p.m. 1st and 3rd Sundays, i Services held regularly ������> GARDEN BAY, REDROOFFS and EGMONT For inf6rmat.on ptione 885r9793 Every Wed. 10 am H. Communion St. Hilda's \^ 5 acres, one cottage, community water. Adjacent turn off ��� Frances Peninsula. Only $10;700 with terms. MLS, I SEC MELT AGEWCBES 1DATE PA�� ��� This free reminder ofxomlna events 1$ a service of SECHELT AGENCIES LTD, Phone Peninsula Times direct for free 'listings," specifying ';Ddto Pod". Please note that space is limited 6nd some advance dates' may have to wlalt their turn; also that this Is a "reminder'^ listing only and cannot always carry full details. Sept. 11���-8 "p.m. Mrs. Joyce, farewell's res. Sechelt. Meeting Sechelt Girl Guide Assn. r- Kay Butler Ron. McSavaney E<1. Butler Don. Tait ���. 886-2000 ��� 8fW-9f>5fl ��� R80-2000 ��� 883-2284 K. BUTLER REALTY & INSURANCE Cibsons, B.C. Phone R8O-Z0O0 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 95SM0 GOWER POINT ROAD-5 ac. res, $8,000, excellent holdlrif- property, $3,000 down. AikI 1 mere subdivided adjacent, $700 down, with road access, $2,WW FP, MLS. GIBSONS ��� waterfront Jo., Shoal I_ookout. Priced $fl!7Wi. Offers, Owner says sell. MLS. Also executive home on Burns Road. Custom designed for the most discriminating family home, 3 bed*, the best of terms only $20,000, We need acreage, plwno Mr. Good for fast service. We trade properties. | 681-9700 or 736-9171 BLOCK BROS. fipTHIEIL BAPTIST CHURCH SERVIC-: -ECH-LT Sunday School - Charts, jerrlca ��� 10;0O a.m. -17:15 a.m. REV. A. WILLIS, PASTOR You arc Invited to attend any or eoch service Sept, 12-7-1:30 p.m. Health Centre, Gibsons. Gibsons Hosp. iJVux. Meet. , Sept. 12���2 p.m. St. Hilda's Parish Hall, Sechelt Hosp. Aux. Meetly. Sept. 14���8 p.m. Elphinstone Auditorium. Graduation Ceremony. Sept. 16���8 p.m. Garden Bay Confcrerico Centre, General Meeting Pender Harbour Chamber of Commerce. Everyone welcome.' Sept. 1^?���1:30 p.m.j Sechelt Legion Hall, O.A.P.O. General Meeting, Sept. 20���Deadline for appeal in respect of school board voter's llsf. ; . "Make sure, you have a vote." Sepf. 21-ry-Scchelt Chamber of Commerce, 21st Annual Banquet. Sept. 2?���-From 10 a.m. School Board Office, Gibsons. Court of Revision . x\ to porrcct voters' fist. ' ���<���,.. Sept. 24���2:30 - 4:30 and 6:30 - 8 p.m. Secbelt Legion Hall. Blood Donor Clinic. ' Y '��� - , A1^! Sept. 29���Timber Troll Riding Club Gymkhana. Behind Sunnycrest ; Plara, Gibsons. -..';,' ASK IOR FREE CATALOGUE Of PROPERTY M-Silp&a Ustleg(SeM��- Vmeattver Rtpsi EsJ-Sf - .. Momtd < REAL ESTATE" INSURANCES 3531-11 SUNSHINE COAST GpSPfl CHURCH (Undenominational) Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Ctiurdi ServJco 11:15 a.m. EVcittag Serrko 7:20 p.m. PASTOR REV. S. CASSELLS , pavii Bay Road and Arbutus (1 fc'n * h W..lf^��,^ _��� Tlqplx l"*<1 Qt4)f*tHt ���*fWi. 4.��^��W(i.^~��_ * ^ -*i �� * " *" ���J_��u.itliHll_A'M*te--Ji���j):-r ��� ���', ,, ' ' '. . ll fc Fri��teiy i^ligtit SPICIM , ��� ''V, x . < I, ', j < > Fob* gteseroatio-is Fleas�� Pfcoroe M .1 I J' : i s I 1 ��t&-25__0-!__^^ Sk/ie/f:JN��^; Notes ./'J ROBERT FtatMm, son oi _4ir.! a��4 Mrs. C% Ghosi Town. , ' , , /, DO YOU wish to av^wo^iia^c of C&mpbeH's Variety Store, * jyoi-nan Franklin of wesv Secbelt bas ' Mr. and Mrs. F. FUUer and family have. . zine ett3x3e_for profit,- sell in a retail vrafl tead. a course in retail selling. JMs as left'__-rSy__eyYN_vat Scotia ta^tt^P^- <*�� iflB^^l0~T/i^tiSM-i_irtoi_T!_isa_% Point. ����e, or~run a~m__l_gntoacS_oe?7Thett; one ori&ecources specially designed by tbe ^ Canadian Coast Guard College'as "__. officer Consrat|_al|oiis to Mr. and Mrs, George **Sh _P for nigbt school1. - , , ���' v < . " cadet �� ' ' v " -��� V I > " / ' ��� Adams of *Seche_t who��� celebrated their "The teaching of thfese skMs and many ��� Sr_��--i _-_-R-%7 S K?5S,S3MfiE?_S: parts'' -*�� J-1*- *- Si ���*m ,m d��k^2n__K jtadude edatripta Porpoise Bay through the a^gf, ��J Mstrjw* a course m magazine ^n^a^n^^-^S-JTS^ SkookShuck to Pender Harbour. ��We ��rta��:�� EMnnstone,Secondary. J P%h/J \ EJ[��_tIS@S ' SaSurday, September 14,1968 8:00 P.M. I I ELPHINSTONE AUDITORIUM ALL WELCOME labour relations and other fields related to the anodern marine world, - ' . y . ���Eh�� college is located at Pt. Edward on the south arm of the harbour at Sydney. All cadets have a period of sea training. Congratulations" to "Robbie', as only two cadets are chosen from _a_h province every year and best wishes tor his future. SUCCESS Miss Mary Rita Gross, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Phil Gross has been succssful in winning a government sdiolarship and is off to Nelson, B.C. where she will attend Notre Dame University. IN BRIEF Sechelt Hospital Auxiliary will 'be happy to welcome new members at their meeting in St. Hilda's Hall ofl Thursday. Mrs. A. Johnston is in Vaaqcouver for a few days. > , Mrs. Marion Cook accompanied by daughter Shirley spent an enjoyable ten days at Whitehorse visiting with sisters, Mrs. P. DeWolfe and Mrs. L. Paquett. The travelers visited Otter Falls, Haines Junction and Haines,Aiaska stopping in at Silver Mrs. M. livesey of Selma Park had her son Jim from Vancouver as her guest over the holiday (weekend. Mrs. Schmidte and family have taken up residence in 4he Loneberg home in West Secbelt. Mrs. Schmidte is the new Lab. Technician at'St Mary's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunn with Karen and David spent a week at their summer home on Seaview Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Molina of Walnut Grove, California visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parker on fhe weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Van Spngen have returned home after a three week vacation to Edmonton and Banff National Park. Ctpt. John Bunyan is rported to be recovering from a fall while painting ihe ��J3>gf of his home at Davis Bay. No bones were broken when he landed on both heels but he will probably be out of commission for a week or more. federal government. It will be fallowed by,a course in retail management ir�� the spring.. _;The new adult education programme ���will offer, not only these classes but a wide variety ��~ classes dn academic, vocational, home, .arts, arts, hobby and general interest subjects. A __m programme will . begin in eariy Oeitolber. ���Mr. Bud Insley,- Port Mellon journey- . . "Ernes, dates, course location, Sees, and manr machinist, will instruct {Students in' * instructors, will Ibe advertised in nexit lhe basic fundamentals of machine shop -' weeks paper. Watch the Peninsula Times practices, at Elphinstone. ,�� for advertisement Brochures will be dis- In Sechelt, air. Neil Campbell, owner tributed*. f / The Rio de Janeiro fire department rushed to put out a fire it later blamed on "���total disregard for the tmosit elementary rules of fire (protection." The blaze erupted at the Fire Prevention Institute. &RANK E. DECKER, OPTOMETRIST Bal Block - Gibsons a I * Every Wednesday 886-2248 TASELLA SHOPP Ladies' - Men's - Children's Wear Yard Goods - Bedding - Linens Diol 885-9331 - Sechelt, B.C. BRIAN'S DRIVE-IN fine Brightest Spot on the Highway Opposite the High School - Gibsons Per Take Out Orders Phone 886-2433 Telephone 386-2069 ,_ ' HOSE & ART ENTERPRISES Pottery, Supplies, classes & firing dealer for Duncan's Ceramic products Pine Rd. & Graodyiew Aye. ' P.O. Sox 62, Gibsons, B.C. v L & H. SWANSON LTD. Septic Tanks and Drain Fields - Backhoe and Front End Loader Wort- Screened Cement Gravel -Fill and Road Gravel Phone 885-9666 - Box 172 > Sechelt MADEIRA MARINA Maddra Parle, B.C. four OMC Service Centre - Peninsula Evinrude Dealer - Cabins - Trailers & Hook-up -Camp Sites - Trailer Court - Launching Ramp Phone 883-2266 , j, ����� ��� ' '��� �����'��� ������������������-����������� i ���_.ii.����-i��i*. ������ , i i OCEANSIDE FURNITURE AND CABINET SHOP Custom cabinetry for home and office Kitchen Specialists R. Birkfn, Beach Ave., Roberts Creek Phone 886-2551 For Your Fuel Supplies Danny Wheeler ' Your IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER 886-9663 - Hopkins Landing _- _ Tailored Suits by Drapeshire Work and Dress Clothing Accessories - Jewelry Watch Repairs - Timex Watches MARINE MEN'S WEAR 1585 Marine - Phone 886-2116 PENINSULA CLEANERS 1521 Gower Pt. Road 886-2200 Gibsons FOR YOUR FAMILY DRY CLEANING NEEDS READY-MIX CONCRETE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Your Ono Stop Building Store For All Your Building Needs GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. 1653 Scori-rr - Phone ��86-2642 LEN WRAY'5 TRANSFER Household Moving & Storage John Hind-Smith REFRIGERATION PORT MELLON TO PENDER HARBOUR Phone 886-2231 from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Res. 886-9949 C & S SALES SECHELT, B.C. APPLIANCES - HARDWARE HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 885-9713 Scows ��� Logs SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE LTD. Heavy Equipment Moving & Log Towing L HIGGS Phone 885-9425 GIBSONS HARDWARE LTD. Your Marshall Wells Dealership. Phone 886-2442 - Gibsotis, B.C. PARKINSON'S HEATING LTD. GIBSONS . ESSO OIL FURNACES ,_ Klo down payment - Bank interest - \ ' Ten years to pay \ \ Complete line of appliances \ For free estimate���Coll 88641728 TWIN CREEK LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Diol 886-2808 When You Need Building Supplies Give Us A Call. FREE ESTIAAATES BOAT OWNERS Consult Copt. W. Y. Higgs Box 339, Gibsons, B.C. ��� 886-9546 Re INSURANCE CLAIMS BCyVTSALES PENINSULA SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Prompt - Effective - On The Spot Service. Call 886-9533 or 886-7071 after 5:30 p.m. Fully Insured . Happenings Around Elphie ----~-----~- ���|,y fok g0yes OIM| Marilyn Hopkins TUESDAY anorning, September 3rd, was the start of anotiier year at Elphie. Many now faces appeared; about 160 grade eights, new teachers, new students, and former teachers. We're really glad to welcome (back (Mr. Montgomery, Vice^principal who spent a year in the Interior, and Miss Lewis of tiie Home Economics Department. At our first assembly, held on Tuesday morning iMr. Potter welcomed back all the students after which the classes were sorted out. This year there seems to ibe the largest number of classes; with six grade eight and nine classes, five grade tens, four grade elevens, but only itwo grade twelves. Also this year, Elphie is running an eight day week, with forty periods. Tbis allows most of the seniors a study block, as they are required to carry at a minimum seven subjects in both grade eleven and twelve, and also allows them to possibly pick up extra course or ones they have to repeat. On the 14th of September, our 67/68 grade twelves are having their graduation ceremonies. They will start at 8.00 p.on. in Elphie's auditorium. Everyone is welcome to attend. On Friday, the present grade twelves held a meeting to elect a class president and secretary. John Barnes and Sandra Parsons 'have the honors. This week (the students will be busy planning .and making the stage decorations for our grads. Finally' after waiting so long, our Commercial and Electricity wings were completed. The Commercial wing is arranged -touch like that of an office. Elphinstone should be back to normal this week with the new timetable runniiig smoothly. Phone 885-2818 NITA'S BEAUTY SALON Open in the Richter Block Sechelt, B.C. PERMANENT WAVES ���- TINTS HAIR CUT ��� STYLING ��� SHAWNG 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesd-y-Sattti-oy BELAIR CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY REUPHOLSTERING - JUSTYLING CUSTOM DESIGNED FURNITURE , DRAPERIES, , '.T / ^ Phone 886-2873 after _��� p.m. UNSHINE AUTO CLASS COAST REPLACEMENT ERVICE LTD. A SPECIALTY COLLISION REPAIRS 24 HOUR TOWING���886-2811 ilson Creek, B.C. - 885-9466 i THE TOGGERY Ladies' and Children's Wear Open six days a week Phone 885-2063 Cowrie Street, Sechelt WITH AN AUTOMATIC WASHER AND CLOTHES DRYER n ~ym. fi���: Does your laundry day seem "end- priced rmi less"?"if does'you need a 'eMast Frigidaire Laundry Pair. Automatic Dryer - Jet Action Washer. At your Authorized FRIGIDAIRE DEALER in Sechelt. -' i, i_*_*c��*1 ��� Il S Stales an& Servke Cowrie Street, Sechelt Phone 885-9713 V B.C. HYDRO PRESENTS Bernlna & Omega Sales, Ports, Service Phono 886-2664 R.R. 1 Gibsons SUNCO PROPERTY PATROL Gor't Licenced and Bonded Scrvlna tho Sun&lilno Coonf. Offers security- check patrol to ��utt you. "WE CARE ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY" Ph. 885-9737 fUynoer Block, Sechelt or Ph. 833-2688, Pox 43, Sechelt. UNSHINE EWING 1 ERVICE FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION REPAIRS AND SERVICE ON AU, MAKES Mrs. Mono Havieo -805-9740 HOWE SOUND 51015c STORE 1589 Marino - Gibsons -886-9852 Everything from Needles to School Supplies m " Il- ���' 'iiwpHMi��i��i..iiiiwil��iiiii��H'��i��inii'..>n.mwini i.i urn��� ��� McPHEDRAN ELECTRIC LTD. Residential - Commercial j Industrial Wiring i Electric Heating Specialists Gibsons 886-9689 Serving Port Mellon to Pender Harbour ��� ��� ' " ������ �������������.��� ���--. ��� I I II ��� 1.1. Mil . IH. ��� 11 ���!.!!.������������> I 11 I I . |H , M ft* Sign ef tta Qmwmm HILL'S MACHINE SHOP & MARINE SERVICE LTD. Machine Shop'���Arc and Acty Weldlnb Steel Fabricating ��� Marina Woya Automotive and Marina Repair* Standard Marine Station Phono 886-7721 tU_. 006-995&. e@ft.93aa R. H. (BOB) CARRUTHERS Oil Stoves and Heaters Cleaned and Serviced I Port Mellon to Earl's Cove Gibsons, B.C. ��� PfttBw'886-9354 WIGARD'S SEWING CENTRE Authorized Sjnger Sewing Machine Deoler Cowrie St. - Sechelt - Ph. 885-9345 EXCAVATIONS Foundations - trees removed Clearing and Road Building - Gravel, Navvy & Fill A SIMP..INS���885-2132 BRICKLAYING GIBSON GIRL BEAUTY SALON Gibsons Village txperts at cuts, coiffs and colour Custom Perms ��� Phone, 886-2120 (CLOSED MONDAY) ������'"-"��� ��� ��"���"������ ��� ���'"������ .���������^..ifi- ���"' ��� Phone 885-2062 SIM ELECTRIC LTD. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS APPLIANCES ��� ELECTRIC HEAT Phone 885-2062 ) ROY St WAGENAAR B.C. Land Surveyors Marine Building - Sccholt 885-2332 or ZEnith 6430 Y i .*__^v nil * rA/ iv* -' ���v\ '% ���lit r- ���ifc* '��S��M__^^lrf TIMES Sechelt���005-9654 CONTROLLED BLASTING FREE ESTIMATES FRED DONLEY Pender Harbour - 883-2403 PLUMBING REPAIRS Installing Fixtures Free estimates - Phone dnylimo GEO. FAWKES ��85-2100 - Sechelt, B.C. loaern eiectric uwm Come aboard! this exhibition on wheels is absolutely free, open \ P to everyone with an intereU in home improvement through better electric living. Displays, working models, slide shows, and demonstrations you can rumyowself... all combine to show you that the ' good life is electric. You'll pick up tips on wiring and kitchen planning, seo and hear about tho latest bright ideas on lamps and lighting. Visit Medallion Showcaso '68.. .(seo how tho Medallion Standard of electrical excellenco makes it possible for you to live better electrically, aa hydro ON DISPLAY AT: DATES SECHELT���Tue., September 17 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ot D.C. Hydro Ofllco GIBSONS���Wed., September 18 I 12 noon to 0 p.m. Sunnyctie��t Shopping Plasa . ,h \ ,��WIM��WP*'*1 *.����������**"?.�� 1 irtwfi i��" taa. w>,/it*4*f*nf.i4, m+��t 'bjwWWW'** rHTW*_*-w**w��|i'i*~ WMW_r��w|^m ��i|i*n��>flMW.tf*.��-�� H(^fciWTm._i��-����_*��* ���^BWUItj-" .MS* IT, l^lf Peni^s-lg:,TfW?_f ~ y?ei$f*Aoy, Sefifrpherlf, 1��8g 4�� ���v 'Yf / -���Y v* ,- * * Y-* * -���loin* ArtcM Stewart B, ALsgabd, Vublisher F-.QM.tun- tQ time the pre$�� geti be- ,the s^me time, therejjp pita)it* Vg sieged with telephone calls |rom tesi- many of these supposedly worthy orgam is Ikb have verf good cause to be ?x- zations paymg substantialjg���J^te dents 3As~ wpgtod out in tbep^K pauses peopleare expected to give Cnei to be multiplying rach yea? and it vices free y for the lions' share of the pro fhS'O.-S^Wbi founk j# why should no| dedicated^ workpn ^&dTtheCds^Jnmostc3ses, be found to give their �������*��* ^genuinely ne-ded. *. P* administrative s|de. This 1$ by fat flu , 8^ui4i-}J! ��� . , c ^ rf fte tw<> .obs ^ d(jes not carf. Unfortunately with the good comes ^ hafd work experienced b_ the bad arid .while deserving fcrganiza- Avassers .tions grow in numbers it is a.- siutv bet .. ^ ^^ investigation into the ma- fhose of a que^qpable nature m f*>; chmety i^^ Some of the groups would 'blossoming i forth. Consequence is. that ^^ ^ ^ m that only a sp?a]i ^m^^���^^^J^S^ percentage of f��n# collected actHall> ppidlyieachmgthelimitof^his-pAuence. ��:: source for which they wen 4 In two days last week no less -hail fitted!' " live fund raising organiz^jops, .sqjight , SQme form 0f central agency is, of /Times publicity supporting ^cunent^and c5ur5^ probably the best solution, am* proposed, canvasses. To backjhis up 0rte whiph \yould carefully scrutipize each tfoee'paid-representatives pad personal organisation and its Workings. Funds would'then be administered according to /�� ./_,/ff��* $WZ Wit ttftf . J F* {cm 004*0 $ n n Qt ���J ���V ���aMMMcDt * x*j_w_ii^a-.s|a iiwi& _*��/_����_! jreP 04*. TS ��'.��< ���>*-> '"taffr* * Jt \> 4 V* /- *������_**__. / visits to express enthusiastic-appreciation for past support, in two cases obviously unaware of the fact they have not had pur assistance. Not that they do not warrant support but things are reaching a stage whereby the whole situation is becoming rather ludicrous. There is a limit '-as to how much space we are able to supply and an even greater limit to how much the public is expected to contribute. As we have pointed out before, too many such organizations depend upon generosity of local individuals or groups to carry out the gruplljing gnd rpgrtaigly. unpleasant task of canvassing;^^ This-Is tp- tally unrewarding and often carries considerable abuse. Naturally the only reward most canvassers seek is the satisfaction of knowing they haye in some t > mh\) (mc ^v * T * ft w*�� /T ^ j / PMiX -'f^^^*^/_i ������,"-"��_�����-w i_ -�� Wjfias!^ Me&ders*Rtglitc ���A?fenti ���..-.' -r'v?- i'^ipS'^^uminef-s^aston-is now-i%'ost��� ever'ana >ve Ire kbojit* to commence bur many" activities ,fe- "lie'F# and. Wipter 'seasons..y-,,"'" \ - ��� " ' \Y Pf ���. f Your executive has many projects in yvi&w "and rem^siail members to make a special^etfort to attend the general 'meeting on September. 19' (flR-ursday) at 1:30- p.m. at tbe legion Bali. ; - : * ,��� We are now _70 strong and I must emphatically1 stress the necessity of your, attendance, at meetings. Jt is imperative pow tbat we enlarge the executives and working commutes to help keep up our objective��� >vhich is to help all elderly citizens to a better and anore active and enjoyable life and to assist in all community work to the ' betterment of our community. /' TRianks to your co-operation, our Elder ' Citizens Homes are nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy early in November. There will be many improvements to be made in which you will, I know, give all assistance possible. Our. transportation chairman will have more trips in his agenda and will be putting them up for your approval. Our busy secretary, Mrs. Olive 'McGregor, has been working hard a!T summer in our interests and will,have a great deal 1 to tell you about. ' Looking forward to meeting you all ag^ip on Jhursday September 19 and hoping for a packed house. HARRY A. HILL President, Branch 9S, OAPO, Sechelt, B.C. ��� J merit. This is not new for already such central organizations are in existence; Red Feather is one. As things stand, the average person has little idea of the real story behipd most of the annual canvasses, result pf which, whit little they might have to . donate often goes to a questionable or- . (jmter H^ ->t^E busb-After the' fpstMal - who helped Keith build tbe-origunal Jwuti- ^h piw^-we need,a -downtowb.^conr ganizationwhUeagenu^causeistunfd 4&<^B��* ^/^n^f�� ^.^^"l-^^^SL^K ^^ ^^ ' -**���**>��� ^^ a$y sfrefef seen ill S��M(#S COMMERCIAL PRINTING see f HI 7IMBS dowi|. We are1 perhaps fortunate in a smaller community in that those who cpii- duct lejptimate collections are usuajly knpwpas;well.as the group they represent. In the event of any doubt regarding either collector or organization involved, then the afjfpf "y> |||i|:|M|^ ygur money, It did not <^me easy so wby p4rt ���'..._i. .���-._.-.��� .-���������������'-��� "������'��� '������������' ���"'-���������������*' measure helped less fortunate people.^^ At .with it easy. PROBABLY of .��he wibje American continent no province compares" wiH_ British Columbia from both a scenic and climatic point of view but as Canada's most progressive province we are already experiencing major pyQblem��. deed hard to understand. ��� ��� Some time ago fflZ Spft $0$* ^ actually c|��f| hp|g fafe |GMP and was giyeij an hoi|j- tp refp||re his refuse and cmry ft. Needless to say, possi- -bility of the alternative S-fOQ.QQ fine Perhaps the most serious is that of proved a guUdiiig tight, the refuse quick- pollution and contamination but while ly disappeared- .this, danger>_sipresentiy^eceiv-^^ y- peffiapt a little- <_p^r vigilance by ���ing attention and will ultimately be con- pUDiic and police would help eliminate trolled by legislation, mfuch has yet |0be ^ pjrpblem. *rp establish the existing accomplished before Yin"end to iridis- *-'" - '*-"��� ' "~ '''*'" ' * ~ criminate refuse dumping can be brought mgiit, one'of flie young prize winhprs went out and got himself well squiffed. By the time he arrived at tfie PNE administration office to cash his $300 prize cheque he could Rarely make:himself understood and the cashiers were j__t__a__y sus- mcious of Mm. "Just at that point, Art McDonald of the PNE staff, who'd been waitching the loggers compete, came along and' told the cashier that he'd vouch for the logger. The 'logger became yery digm- fied and asked "to whom am I indebted?" Art told him his name. The cashier agreed to cash the cheque. "Please endorse it, sir," she said. The logger asked what that meant. She 'explainecl he'd have to sign on the back. The logger very carefully .wrote a name. It read: Art McDonald- "You did me a favour and I'll do one for you," he esxplained grandly. ��� �� �� Notes to me���_t's pretty far out but the suggestion made the. Bill Pattersonfe' steadily expanding Delta Hotel chain is dickering with Western Hotels to buy the Georgia Hotel (property for aiwut $&.fla_y_on It makes a bit of sense because 3DeUa has been looking for a downtown hotei to capi1 talize on its hinderlahd booking connedaons and Western will probably l��e in like Hynn which win be called Daisy. Bojbson street Ines again! . . - Val Setz, the onetime Vancouver Sun printer who made it large as a juggler en the two-a-day is seriously ill in Hayward, Calfornia - . - The distinction of having the ugliest large sign in town is no longer held by the Hotel Vancouver, Proprietors of Neptune Wharves in North Van^ couver have put a sign on one of their sheds that is even bigger and more garrish. And I didn't think it was possible. *.'.*,-* it eool i$V almost 10-1', thai alderman Harry 'Rankin won', run for mayor . . . The man behind the October 18 Great British Variety Show, starring Ann Shelton and Mrs. Mills, is Bruce Irwin, a onetime Vancouver; ctaracter-pbout-town who gained a , measure- ol -fame writing The Midas T-tyicb, in which, -ie offered gamblers an unbeatable system for' beating the Las Vegas (table_-rat$50 a throw. ,At least that was the price xtf the system . . . Aformer Vancouver stock- promoter seems to be operating- in'7Germany judging hy. the buying that is coming out of -Munich���that's right: Munich!���for local" penny stock deals. - ��� - .Wassermania���-If they make-life miserable for supermarket: operators with their farm work^-,^ycpt| traYC^hfoimia fruit, about In many areas such as ours, establishment of a Regional District is a move in the right' direction, at the same time the solution will not be easy, cheap or instant. The human element still has to be contended with arid despite the fact open garbage dumps have now been made available in the area there are those who still find it easier to dump elsewhere. Even worse, there arp those who actually take the trouble to drive along the road to the Sechelt dump yet phose/'tp unload their refuse along the wayside befpre everi waiting to reach the official dumping ground. To some extent poorly marked signs might well be blamed for while a sign points the way to the dump it fails to add distance. Consequence is that it only requires one irresponsible dumper to deposit refuse in the first convenient spot and in no time flat a new dump is born. Another sorry aspect is the type, or nature, of refuse and this it scenes includes not only household refuse anp useless aplianccs, car wrecks and unwanted building supplies, but dead animals. One resident en-routc to the dump recently stopped to remove a plastic covered object frpm the lane and bad the shock of dispovcring it to be a dead dog. This type of thing is a deplorable reflection upon our society and ccrfamly leaves n great deal to be desired. There is little doubt the Sunshine Coast is by far thc most desirable area in the province and faces 11 tremendous future providing thc sick practice of indiscriminate dumping can bc quashed. Right now wherever one drives off thc highway man-made unhealthy eyesres are in evidence. The Rcginal Board has gone to great lengths to establish public dumps in order to eliminate thc excuse previously used that facilities were lacking and why anyone should bc so thoughtless as to continue thc abon'iinnble practice is jn- dumps in iGibsoris, Spchelf arid Pender when the Block 42 people erect an ultra Harbour has'c^stlhe taxpayer far more modern hotel on .he Pacific Centre site . . money than he would care to contemplate, it is therefore high time the litter- bug learned to respect the laws of common decency. Fletcher's Philosophy ���Harry W. Retcher INDJSPENSIBILITY While gawking at some awespme alp or some such foreign scene that left you thrilled; remember���suddenly your scalp went cold, then hot, your backbone crawling, chilled with guilt and fear,;.1he more profound to wonder how folks back home made out when you took off, vacation bound, and left them flat, and helpless too, no doubt. For who tho heck could do your job and not make hopeless hash of all you'd planned? TTien, conscience stricken, with a sob you hurried home with hope they'd understand your base desertion wasn't meant to rub their noses in Uie void you left; arranging for a week neift Lent when things arc slack, and leave them Jess bereft. So, unexpectedly you walk into tho shop or offjeo���nothing's said. Nobody stops their work to talk. You yell, "Hp bacjc! What's up? Is somepnV dead?" They look surprised, as if you'd flipped. You gloat, '!^ do with'tile provincial leadership which is ~" "~ ~ ~~" ~ " "" almost certain to go ta SUA Pat McGeer . . . Hy Aisenstat, who parlayed a small' CalgaryV steak house into Canada's most success&il. string of specialty restaurants, w0I pnit the fancy dining rooms into"Fiwrt' MacJJillkras. otherwise known, as the new Georgia street headquarters of the Mac- Millan Blaedel empire. Hy is also the man behind the skillet in the Board of Tirade Tower.'.Z'Y. . .. ��� :. .,������ . v .AUTfJg-filZEP Sales fjyyd Service Volkswagen's Name Alone Spells Service! SEE YOU AT SEC-.ELT VHLfCSWMEi3 .^.~.t:^:.���0PPIII6.M0VI0JRS._T_.... 985-2812 ,- 885-9646 .Quickniks���Xew fisheries and forestry minster Jack Davis will soon announce a plan to resrict entry into the 1 fishing industry. Although there is a long standing push to beep tea the number of fishermen, it's more likely that the Davis plan will be to make it tough for any new boats to enter the commercial fishing business. Existing boats would get a licence, making the fishing industry something like the taxi business .' . .It isn't generally known but the Roberts Fehtbn agency which has now taken oyer the western Canadian operations of McConael Eastman, Canada's oldest advertising agency, started as a small local design studio a mere 15 years ago . . .Although his death didn't create a ripple the subsequent court battle over the estate of Herbctt Emerson���I Stole $16 Million���Wilson will probably get his name back on the front pages that it decorated for so long. Wilson, a -onetime preacher who masterminded several California bank heists, finished out his days as a Vancouver character, who wrote hooks wjod articles and once ran a crime museum. ��� ��� ��� - , ��� ��� ��� , " ' Finish lines Canadian bar association Convention drew so many delegates���more than 12500���that Vancouver lawyers who registered for the' sessions were asked to pass the various luncheons and banquets so that there'd be room tor all the' visitors. WITH Al AUTOMATIC WASHER AND CI_OT{}--ES DF2YPFS y �� t V.* n't*' H. Is Y 0. >"rf' J^P //Yks^pfiS:^ "hPmPi*,\ Pv'> ���4WrfV1'���"* Make Washday Easy with a Washer and Dryer from Peninsula Plumbing Ltd. Your Authorized McClory-Easy Washer and Dryer Dealer in Gibsons PEf^lNSVIA PI,IJMil��NG LIP. - Gibsei-S Sunshine Coast Highway Phone 886-9533 catch - big tliirst ^blg Ilavou BOO iw^siissafc^^^ ^fmsi^^ *mamt*tmmmnmtrmmm-fmia'mtm*t **���** , The PENINSULA^ftW^ Publlislicd Wednesdays nt Sechelt On H.C.'s Sumhlno ConK , l b* Sechelt renlnsula Times Ltd. Uox 381 -Sechelt, 1_,C. Poutfas G. Wheeler, F.dlror I / S. ll, Ahuanl, Piiblither Subscription Rme��: (in advanco) I Year, $5 - 2 Yean, %9 - 3 Years, $13 U.S. nnd Foreign, $5.50 Serving the, area from Port Melton to Rgmf �� (fto\\e Sound to leiylt tnlet} VILLAGE OF GIBSONS DOG REGUliM - BY-LAW Ho. 194 The following is a public information summary of tho Village of Gibsons pog Regulation Py-laW No. ]94 recently passed and now in force. This summary is not intended to be and is not to be deemed to be ar> interpretation of the Py-law which may be inspected during public hours at the Municipal Office. South Fletcher Road, Gibsons, B.C. 1. Tho former dog by-lavr ii repealed. 2. A��y��n�� ownlnji or h-rfwurlnfl ��� dpg, molo or fmmaXm, over four month* of og��, must obtain a licence before February lit In ooch year. Fee* are $5.00 male or ��p*aypd ferno|��; $10.0Q tor o femolo. 3. Dogt may not run at largo In Iho Village of Gibtom. Any person who owns, harbour*, or normally has under his control a dog, molo or female, is required to havo It under the control of a leash. Dogs running at largo may bo impounded, or destroyed as provided. 4. Tho poundkeeper and any person, or persons, duly authorised by Council may impound any dog found running at large. Tho posting of a notice is provided. An Impounding foe of $5.00 is provided plus a day deep scale. After 72 hour* unclaimed dogs may bo disposed ot. 5. No person moy fceep a kennel Xn the Village, 3 or moro dogs, male or female. 6. penaltle* am provided for Infractions. September 6, I960 ' DAVID JOHNSTON Municipal Cleitt }*w��^ak&^^ SB Giv��>K->-irsel�� a PfOCIf break for free homo delivery end tfottfo return, phono: jpH *&��fee_i__ H xM ptrtfjtej or tSsji^etf i^ fh^-tf^nar C?(rii$f^ ITpVAl pr |Cif;tttf> pcflfrnw>eBf of OrfCWi Ool^mAls* ��� h '���-"V ���*' **," 'f.��. C* *"*������ ���M-f.f '* tf>,f!).*#_. fttstfI*��"*.04\0fiW*f*n��t.rt *#-fi-MWtf**mW*T*'. mii^j i i ��� ���!..��� ,,i,, i, mi i...... i *^*LdTK&-* ~_f I��� ���** , 7^iilfplS:'#s||i#* p/V ������ i* . �� < li ^> M_wrt*_m��iwuH____H-����as__MW-_^^ K. ���M* ���t__MlliWI_l��__M/.-li___S_fl_ ���$ 4- i ��. r' "Y-_ ��'-����� **? V. * We do^iylve a beautiful B&tisfi' Columbia, also, there -will b^ stpriefi on our rock iiuiit- ��_g expeditions and what we have found in the (liferent 'area. You fcnow,' rodt^hunt- uig, like ��_|uai_J"dalicl_g is"yery rblax&g 1 and fun and arouM the creeks can also be very wet. ' ' ... Square dancing Js ,tjte topic for today. ?��� rp ?V. ,',>[' '���' >ii'-' 'PJPPtA 1' In P3** y63*8 I"haw rented a hall, set a .,(. .i��t v ... <_->.. _* V. _ ;,. date and pjj,. ^ -fagmendous amount of advertising to get } 1.1, �� v, ��� / �� ��� ' ���*i_m page 1 ical scljools, to tra|n,i_ieumatologists and to sponsor "regular national conferences on research in rheumatic diseases. Rheumatic diseases including arthritis } _.f continue to be major causes of chxoiuc Safely across. . _ ^ , >t ( , -T r "Y." Y"' lUness and disability, it is estimated that On duty for the first time tbis term, School Roads- Working Jo tfrill rec- - is- sufficiently- sparse and ^traffic; is nearly one million persons in tfenada are Gibsons Elementaryv School' cross- \ypahen&f&%j safety dHicers;, student halted at at three c_osswaU&"slmtil- wStetets and of these about 350,000 are walk patrol -controls studfent cros- ^charge Wows tvhistle when traffic taneously. ' ^P'iPLP permaneatty fjsaWed. ..,.., Sings on Highway 101, North and * " * Voluntary tealth agencies give wdmd- 0 ' uahzed care. On the national scene they Y vh'P 1 V l_3ott_t?$r.; 1 Voncouver ( ' KSO 'jtm% % ������ *_ i��S_.. * *-tt 6:00 p.m. ��� I'* '���' >m n"P_ii..!.__> .wmr<* _ ^ o Pender Hbr.r ���+ _i T:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. ____ Sechelt ( 8:00 fl.m.f 1 x i v_ r .* 5:00 p.m. - * Gibsons 8:15 a.m. 12:15 h.m. , 9:15 p.m. ^ Ledlre$i�� Vancouver 9:00 o.m. i < SATURDAY Pen4erHbr.* , 7:39 q.m. ^'Seehdt^^ 8:00 a.m. Gibsons 8:15 a.m. v Leaves J. Vancouver 7:60 p.m. *.��^y *, ., , _^ r , SUNDAY -1 tl u spender tlbrr*^ Sechelt 6:00 p.m. 6:20' p.m. ~ Gibsons 6:30 p.m. * includes ���7 Thonrtonby Itjond and Nelsffaf slqnd Children under 12 yrs. % fare " J NOTE! Please Reserye Saits In Advance CONNECTING FLIGHTS MON., W?D- ANP Fl-I* TO LOGGING^CAMPS , ' Qne, Way -Fares To Or From Yahcouver BLIND^BAY *.*... r. .i 22.40 PENDtR HBI_ ���_Y^���_-_Y W.25 SECHELT _, Y--_��� ��.00 SECret COVE L_ 1-.45 iGibsons ���:.:: ....:.- KEATES IS. 19.60 >00 $00 . Y, THORMANaY IS. J>:00 - VAHI_UARD_AY - 17.15 -1-22.40 v ALL tCffHER l-^TEf ON-REQUEST - % Fare For Children Under 12 Vefl^ W|fe^ ^cpfn^i^ fr^*, C" ^ RATES AND SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE H^ tm_^.ii4|||_,��ii.i)* __ t_|�� yJtj^n.jM.>-��<^ ��W_^,w_ ^ "TeSV make OD ^^P6111^!0 contribution by the ^00 �� , ^-*% special support they give to the three levels , * fcJW^ H of govenmieat and to members of all healtii *-J*i/ ^^ Professions charged \?_H^ 4he health and MM ���W1^ /. * *< <��� 11 ***.. v/*T y ^*^a��.).j.^w' a ^'*i trVrf . w-��^ -r ^ ^ ��^- * f^^f>> /"��-lilli ;�� f * * and care of Canadians. As Minister of National Health and Welfare, I commend the Members of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Soc- 4 lety in their efforts to provide patients and On patrol Traffic patrol 2$ Gibsons Elementary School intersection is no mean task, but everyone's safely across and grade seven students, Bill Price, Ian McKenzie, Bill Sluis and poug Evans can head off home for the first Weekend of a new term. 1 SME5 SEf#l���E PUBLIC MOI ICE i The rjext regular'meeting of "the Council wilpbe hefd op Monday, September 16. 1968, in place of September 17,196J.,' Jo epajile members to register for the Provincial Municipal Convention ir�� yaiico^ver. September \V\, 1968. . r DAVID JOHNSTON, Municipal Clerk * v- ���* ? / ' ^ pU:bllc wita information and care. /S " ^ / To all members of the Canadian Artb- * * ritis and Rheumatism Society my best wishes for success during yjaur campaign. irf�� > - BiJilLiSSirl�� SUPPLIES? Wont to rnqke your home larger, more comfortable, more modern, mpre beautiful? Whatever homg improvement project you haye in mind, you'll find helpful ideas and inforrriarioiri o^ your one stop BMpplie? shop Peninsula Building Supplies Ltd. Phone 885*9669 SECHELT, O.C. mm STORAGE Let us service and store your pjmSfeoard Pftors and Ch__n Saws l 1 , *. l-V ����� i 1 All feppirs ond service fs cprripd out by skilled mechanics .... tiQAT CUM J^J J ���TW'%*1 <->^l* ,te_f-- - *���. ���>' -r-r"��. i'ti"1 ,J i' '4- WJt J-lAit'__,V->-V-* (S��0�� SEli���"8"l��^a ��F N��P ���*- i��- *i i�� t1' .AtfD USEI3) OUY$��AE-_tS \ <�� J-W|-��^^-��"��* knpMjjfea__i-_^^ s���2___j ;���! _J���, 1 . 1 VA ���1 ���' .... , ^ '��� . '' "' '��� . i- s'i ;.".'.��� '1. 1 . s Mew Sem/ke Comlmig S����^ SPA^PJIWG SERVICE Fell cM/_if- saws k cii-cuu-it skws YOOR SECHELT, B.C. w___ii______a_M-_ii______a_^^ 885-9626 iHMHmaaiMMUB ! * 1 SO^IEI SERVICE SIMIOJI Highway 101 PHONE 886-9662 J ly y* \ ^,y< -> >-# - -\ *"Ko inulliplc lino phone for small businesses; "The I&ct rtv writcrforlransmiMinsband-wriUcnmcssagcsaijd&kctclics. Closed Circuit TV ��� as big n boon M9 n i msmmmma. .'> w>��w^yM^w(W^ty��>yH^i.^_%f��%r^ .^^M!^*^^*^^**^^ M.M��H-l!Wi*nf*_����Mf��**<^^ ^"Vw^Vl'ftMf'no'^. H^THw w *t - 1 V _)'�� ^',x^M^i^.4ajiii^^y^fivi^^^ ,s>lV ^ 't J <���' , "' ' YY ��. . ' _ . �� ' v' ' ' ������ *��� *, Y <��� v ,r tt.*.^^ i^O ��� ��� Pcgo 6 p- ~ v- | " "*����# V':-V~ ��� i ri ' '" " Vi H"{ / Jtj'iHii" ��� - .'-��.- <* ' v*p *". Yv * * *r _ l/.t V 1 ���-' 1 _ ��� 7* < t$��v Mary Gross voted to the paste and pencil customer. .* .�����' screens, car.____^ nasal���'mist, lawnrferfc * jljzer and antique dppx'stops, " ..' .- ,' :, And rcmemher ia''good ruJe fe>* follow is to j_a_ out isfiai tke parents of the smart Idas''are buying. Onfe of our -Ids just toM mrihtat'\Wcsl jB. (wboibas the smartest Md m se&ool),, just bought -_0D Vbs. ���m r ' '" ' 1969 Pontiac uio chiM. of nails. So we bought 800 tbs, can ever be expected to. exqel in -ss&apil, , unless he has more scribblers than he can - use, more clothes than he can wear, and - more material possessions than anybody" else. Furthermore", it is not enough to' turn out a well-dressed child with a bulg- . ing briefcase. To-achieve "total development" of the studentT one must consider the total environment. And if that means buying a new house and car, who would begrudge it in the interest of education? There are some terrific "Back to School" bargains in the Houses for Sale and Oars for Sale. I know of one boy who got straight- E's in .Math, until his Dad bought a brand new CadiiMac Eldorado. It's the little things that count! However, for those of you "who may stall ���be undonvuncedl, check your "Back to School" sales flyer. One-haJf page is de- ^A^ THIRSTY! - TO ��!G Most children love it and need It" to build their lives with. The accordion fills this need in a beautiful and versatile wayYThe fall term will start soon, why not inquire while our rental instruments last? Rishey's Acc��irdc��si Oesifre 885-2109 AUTOMATIC WASHEB AiVJO CLOTHES Df-YSR When You Need That New Washer and Dryer see your AUTHORIZED MOFFAT DEALER IN GIBSONS. . swammweBSBewA ''/���////// //////���/-/'/>/-/'/���/���////./���/���//>/���//// ��� 111 V4E0B Ofii The tohisie Coast ' > YOUR HOSTS: THE BRYNELSENS Secret Cove RR1 - Halfrnoon Bay For Res-Hf-vaHons' Phone fS_t5-_B$fl Ltd. MEDM IIEC1SC LTD. Sunnycrest Plaza, Gibsons- B.C. Phone 886-9689 masmmMigmmBasgiimiijmmgammasB^ ���>* 0U-fUfS : DO Yifg. .4 N* cY"_-S"y ,0A. * . $ SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 46 (SECHELT) A Court of Revision i6t the list of electors of the rural area of this school district will be held at the School Board Office, Gibsons, B.C., commencing at 10 a.m. on SATURPAY[, SEPTEMBER 21/1968. The Court will continue to sit as long as may be necessary to consideer and rule on all appeals. Any person who wishes to appeal in respect of the list of electors MUST FILE AN APPEAL IN WRITING with the Secretary- Treasurer before the twentieth day of September. :A........ lfxp,Coxirtljof. ReyisicMi,shall (a).,bear all complaints and correct and reyise the list of electors, and in so doing, may (i) correct the names of electors in any way wrongly stated therein; (ii) add the names of electors ornittep! from the list; (iii) strike out the names of persons from the list who are not entitled to yptte to who are disqualified from voting; and . (iv) correct any 'other manifesterror^ therein; and (b) add to the list of electors the name of any person who has, since the thirty-first day of August, become qualified to have his name entered on the list of electors; and for this purpose a declaration may be accepted as duly completed under Section 69 if it is delivered to the Co^rf before the end of the sitting. P3*1-'T.yb_^fi_ifeawu_,... l'j. j Jf.. ,sjjj^m vv-wraamrsmmitmna* 1:30 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEH idtli SECHELT LEGION HALL mz S��_��KO!___^ TOi^iys , DtYGOOOS CHILDREN AND INFANTS LADIES' SEPORTS WEAR Phone 886-9994 Sunnycrest Shopping Centre 5' FINEST IN OUTBOARDS AT YOUR EVINRUDE SALES AND SERVICE DEALER if.i JUL II MADEIRA PARK, B.C. vmmmwi'fM'fif'Pf Pi PHONE 883-2266 Stave Money AT YOUR POPULAR LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Serving The Sunshine Coast GUUF BllgLDgl^G SUPPLIES 885-2283 - Sechelt, B.C. KING SIZED MEALS AT BUDGET PRICES at PMSULA DRIVE-IH ON HIGHWAY 101 at SECHELT FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS PHONE 885-2311 NEVENS TELEVISION & RADIO STEREO - B 8t W and COLOR T.V. Fully equipped for Color T.V. Dealer for ZENITH-PHILIPS-RCA FLEETWOOD Better than City Prices Phone 886-2280 GIBSONS, B.C. Brought to you by these progressive places of business GLAZED HAM WITH SCALLOPED POTATOES There Is such good flavor In a whole ham, a half ham or a thick ham slice) cooked to a turn that addlno nwo flavor seems quite unnecessary. However the appearance of a glaze on the ham tofldher with Its added touch of sweetness does make It worthwhile to give the ham that extra "fllo|tlno" treatment in the final minutes of cooking. ' .1. i '.. I._��� ____ Because of its flavor and consistency It Is natural to think of honey when deciding what glaze to use. Starting with honey many glazes can bo made���all good and worth trylno In turn W choose a favorite. AN ASSORTMENT Of* MONEY GLAZES ' 1 cup honey and 1 /3 cup orange Juice, 1 tablespoon lemon julco ] cup honey and 1/2 cup crushed pineapple 1 cup honey and I /2 cup applo Juice or elder , 1 cup honey ond 1 /2 cop chopped maraschino cherries 1 cup honey and 1 /2 cup apple, red currant or cranberry Jelly, Scolloped potatoes are an oldtime favorite to serve with ham. The practice may well have started 'ycoA, ago when the ham and potatoes were cooked at the same time slowly in Jho largo oven of the old-faihloncd coal or wood stovo. This con stlH be (done In our modern clcclrlc and gos ovens, l>ut with today's hams the scalloped potatoes will probably take longer to cook than tho meat. Sometimes there Is nofenough limo to scallop tho potatoes, uvlng tho,raw potato slices and hot milk which takes from l>/& to 2 hours. Then It Is a good thing to know that by portioning the sliced potatoes and orranglng them In a greased baking dish .n alternate layers with thin cream s_iuc_ and dotting thc top with butter live scalloped potatoes will be ready to serve In less than on hour. Even moro quickly, scalloped potatoes can be produced by arranging cooked slices at potato jln a l>aklng dish or casserole, mixing ] can of celery soup with !_ a con of milk and pouring Over the potatoes, then dotting with butter, and boklng ior a few minutes until thoroughly heated. , , ' WSS^XI^^^^A^IS^^^^^^sii FurnEsfigngB and VISIT OUR LARGE DISPLAY OF TOP QUALITY NEW AND USED FURNITURE Appliances - T.V. - Radio Phone 885-2058 - Sechelt, B.C. ninsuli i Lf_L -fEATif-C. ��_. SUPH.IES Your Kemfone Shcrwin Williams Paint Dealer Phone 886-9533 Gibsons, t.C. . Where Fashion is a byword Smart Shoppers are found at . . . Heiene's IFashion Shoppe Gibsons, B.C. - Ph. 886-9941 AS LOW AS 25c A DAY WILL COMPLETELY INSTALL A NEW SHELL FURNACE Complete with oil burner, ducts work and oil tank in your home. Call Bud Klewltx your shell Oil Distributor. 886-2133 Gibsons, B.C. i_��fai.BMJi^ 3P3S s^_g����i^Bii^^s^8spi_aiteidg ���tgsBiifgii^ M IV I . ^^��tr^-^--'W_t��*-__��t_^ / ��.. _ ^ " ? ,. 1* -*._���/ __^1 ' -> , ^ " __ * YiWeip&ioy, Severnbeg y_jfjS��{> :tfc&f^3^g ^im^ J>^f, f " ' " ' ----- - _-_..___ -, w^^w^'S .^^ nV_r-ft ^_�� _r^_. bfr A *-_)-ptvWI-i.,tmlar ��*.*-�� *> ABfENTIE OWNERS ��� VACAHWjOpMSIMMlS SO ?_C�� P1@_^I__?�� _^ATO@L Lf��'. LICENCED AND BONDED ; Last Saturday C-iwyfsefc off' Alone M��� < feb'e'fL sfciff vtoich b^^uilt^unisejf; _te$9? | ing fishing at 6:3aft' sunt' ^efeveep <^mf|;.'3_i a Byng and Boberts'Creek whatf.Wtidn^f^tixfre^_ _. ii.._.. . .. . . , s. 5 an,fiw_r he bs^ed a fish which duric^aa'.^iEtiajwg for a few dayfe tyere Mr, and $*SY ^^mtiejate-nij^it ��at_S offier^te-ucedf -*tar * hour k>ng___i_ towedjaimi^fhe^hatii 0o^J/J_Beox and four children ���*1**- ---�� f-' - .- _- a_i ��...�� ___u'_j___.i*_iu_i_-. * Thanks to his super ��ize_l Jset which ,bad 3_rs.*'t_rry" "Cotter and two - > caused much amusement J ��.T'_mn_|-_*tp' Vancouver; "/u v i 1*"d ! fine_28 lb' ^0^ which when dfe- < Mr; a. m. Dawson has retained to west -. j^ ja^pt^L^ates also wiU twang * played sent many fisherman back into r^rf fi_htn^ *ftar v_��.i_���__ hi* .anrihr here. . ^.^*fie_14Stt_.ow:Y?��� _S*_��2?iS___Si thei^boa.fcs for-.apoithertrjr. _L_��cal 'sports* fishenneh ! Tte sLe jm'4** from Vancouver '%?�� foftffif^^ tfi#;$��*-^?Jce caches of,cohoe,and^grilse. j^ Meunt Wrottesley where-they .got a Jnuia charge for M__^a-,c_a\___'i��,TO ��. ^d ewsfi^g^n^it fates will apply to VhOWWER " / " jnouniaSngoat" -"Yl " '*' < "^ ^Ms fef ^,first'��three'nainilite_.J! t * ' calls' placed1 t|ie4wel_f 6 p.m. and midnight , B5%: kipr^>r^ W heH at ^ ^^Bn������^��S tojte��^i^ ^ j; ^^ Richardson; jjj_-UB-.:��d �� ^*gj ft^Sf S jj^?^ SHOWWSR > ��iu4ni!i,tijii 'gwai,. - -.., - < -_, semis ior me'Hxsi''iiinree nmumtas.-' > cays placed .perweeii 6p.ni. and midnight* hUeofVrrNh-tbTn W-dnSy'-ven" ids okifer hrother passed wayY p" ; - '$& executive office of "-^^^4^aJl .&!^_^^^^^^ '^oSer^mples of the effect of ft. will be were enr with Constable J. i&ifietd',9nd 3^LlHea��- '^fione orator' ^.Jlplace lhe kadonrto- " ^JbeU River-Vancouv��r,> flow 95 iJJ field -,. ���-. < fefe��^were Mrs. Laurie Parke, Mrs. 'Jjj I^H^^Snf^J^fXn g Atlia ^ fer^orihwestert. BritishCdno. V^couver-Benticton, Bnhv ritifr' ��_*-. TArrairfp^TnTinahnTio Mrs mg m^ the wdd cow. mdkii^ contest. Upon hia. - ^ -, .. 65 cents. , , _ffl^S_^__T^ fS "S^Snf ^^ V ^ f* ^^-m^yto^e^t^^ ' " " Nuotio: Misses Kiaren Gibb, Patty Clem- g0aJ,���s ���iaHII& " ' -1���' '"-"^ " ^-^ ��~-' ents, Marily- Schwabe and Iinda^Szafo.' ' . -Mrs.-R; <^rr - .- N��t; attending Jmt'-sendii^-^ftB' were ."Jgmcely after M��."-C__ri_ Mmual Jfot '-Luck -Sup: the weaker was pleasant and not too hot, s' ���per in the Anglicaa Paris HaU on Tuesday; ' _ Ly^m Earner has returned to Moose lit was to wind up'their activities'for the Jaw> Sask.rto attend schwl after spendang. - a summer at Hopkins Landing with hi,s par* ^phone facilities across Cana__, however,' 50 cents. ���-Edmonton, ' Y > ' now- $1.09, will be - > It's paradoxical, but cold feet are often season. Seventeen persons sat down to a delicious suj>peir and the table was ado .ned with lovely dahlias from Benmce Chamberlain's Cff/ffOPRACT/C OFFICE Post- Office Bldg.^ Sechelt - Phone 885.2333 WEDNESDAY - 12 noon-5:00��p."m. " ^ednesdoys after 5:00 p.m. by, ap&nntrnent '' SATORDAV���2 p.hi. to 5:00 p.mt __3i HH V M����������������� -T BEniH CITIZff^S SOCIETY OF GIBSONS, _,.*,._ j-'^^jjij^ '^f; v - ! ] would like to thank you bringing my post record to the attention oi J & M Laundry in Hew Orleans, which has sent me | my uniform and numher 413260 dating back to 1952, proving tbat American laundrys are honest I and have a good sense of humor. Good Luck J &M Laundry. Manager, ^ emms mm ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. <___mer. Mrs. Pearl Trethewey is on holiday __=����� iting her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs". 0on Trethewey in Oregon. ���"��� ^Guests ofc Hrs. Mary Cassin fci* two weeks were her son and daughter in law Mr/ and MrC Ouris Trower, Bobby, <_ndy and Alan from Toronto who motored from Toronto and (then to Chicago where, as an executive, Mr. Tiower attended a\ Steel Workers Co'nveiriioij. \> J^ Richard Niall'of Roberts Creek is a pat2 ient in St. Pauls Hosj^tal, Vancouver. Mrs.iB. J- Wlsken accompanied by her sister 3VI_ss F. Samesof ��_NTew Westaninster visited Vancouver 'Island ^ecefitly, travelling 'to XJculet * 'i - y Gibsons Hospital Auxiliary to $t. Miary's welcomes new members %b join gie group; work is. interesting and does much to hpp towards patients' comfort. Meetings aire held every second Thursday in the month at Gibsons Health" Centoe at"l;30 p__n." J ��� * * ' * " ''.''.' r 1^* ���- , P\M^k{p4%%L M '*' ''-/;' ,''-"1 " - ! ' ' $2.TO ^ESISTRATI��?- F_i���. S^fELT^fCER CLUB The namfes of registered owners win;au[t_��iat5cqHy be placed on the list of voters. This should be checked when the,preliminary list is ; ppsted on October 20/ 1968/ prior to the Court of Revision held November 1, 1968. '_.... Qualified persons, OTHER THAN PROPERTY OWNERS, may have their1 names entered on tbe list provided jfbpy hgv^fhV <1M9'ifications shown below. A Declaration to this effect miist be -ilecl with tfae Municipal Clerk on a form provided, within-one week ofbeing rtiade, at the Municipal Office, South Fletcher Road, Gibsons, B.C. " ��� ' THE LIST OF VOTERS WILL CLOSE AT 5 P.M.- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1968. * r ' ' ' " ' QUALIFICATIONS FOR PERSONS OTHER THAN REGISTERED PROPERTY OWNERS:��� ' ' ' RESIDENT ELECTOR���A Canadian citizen or,ptber. British subject of.the full age of 21 years, who has resided continuously in the Village'of Gibsons for six* (6) months prior to the submission of the prescribed Declaration. ��-��� _ TENANT ELECTOR���A Canadian citizen or other British subject of the-full age of 21 years, who has been a tenant in occupation continuously of real property in the Village of'Gibsons for not less than six <6), months immediately prior to the submission of the prescribed Declaration. Those eligible are occupants of rented ^^^ premises who do not reside in the Village of Gibsons. _ -WWJWMEj. W��" i_y) mm CORPORATIONS���The name I of a corporation i? not automatically placed on'the list of electors. Corporations owning property ori cjiialifying os- Tenant-electors, are required to file with '[the Municipal Clerk written authorization naming some - person of the full age of 21 years, Canadicn ��rTjfritwh subject, OS'its voting agent. Such authorization must be riled Hot liter than 5>pjn., September 30, 1768. This will remoin in effect un il it is revoked or replaced by the Corporo- ti >n. Thfe "foregoing appjlies to the Village 6f Sectors only, lor uselatthe Muricipal HL_ _ .. _ . , If further information is required telephone \me MuniciparOffice' - -'88^.254 " ''"��� I * ' > ''"} "> f '��� " ojFiGibsons Municipal List ectfonsin December^ 1968. Gibsonsy ^.G. w August 28,1968 DAVID JOHNSTON | Municipal Clerk mtfmamyM P PINNER SERVED "EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL MIDNIGHT" - Pkiio Gmrdems Holtmoon Boy- B.C. Tel: 885-9927 'RESERVATIONS PLEASE' ���ft-**" __! SB M;i;-ajga'!_fe: mm x )' ,/ WITH AN <}P^L}} , . �� >ifi{ .��> * Y1 - ���_! ���i ,YY, I! P I ^.�� i '���.>, I*.. �� o o '- : A.JTO-V3ATQC WASHER AMD' CLOTHES DRYER -��' ,*^* ,> A tOMPlItB' LINE QF' .j5PE_3M-iUEB , ��� ' AUTOMATIC WASHERS ''j|^P(||,pTIIES Df_YEft&,> ; '" ��gg Piscoi^iil ^MS NDW IS YOUR CHANCE TO QfT GOING OH THAT TROPICAL FISH HOBBY YOU HAVE ALWATS WANTED, OR -.. ADD A TANK OR TWO. ! 'r^Mw 2��% DISCOUNT Of1. ALL AC|II---I1UMS Af^D CAMOPix^S.SMMPLE^ Off A $5.00 AQUAHIU^ SAVE $1.00 - Oil A $34.00 A-HIAHIUH ��/WE $2.p0< i :l J(�� J . .I 4 ;; t V ���! M W�� Are Open 6 Pays A Week OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL. 9 P.M. CHECK #UR FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIALS! C!hca-"�����__ 13 Gravel ', Tallin Oriiamenfs Aquariym Salt ' i����lis on Fish Turtles ������'���������:;��� ftirtle'Eowls;' ~y; Pqg Supplies . Cist Litter l|gpister Litter ,' ' Heaters : ��� Gasig ��aBves Shrimp Matcheiy Kits If we hqvep't gpt it ask us to orffer iff for y��y . ��*m*.4^*'W4mtii,*mm00um4*04��mmm*mmm0m00 mum��iWi��iyj��_ .^MWW_tll>l)IMWI^(l(pMIIWIW_*l*y_i^l��<^W^*^^'^ If Z- M0UTAIN PE" MitMM_-_i______IMMII-M^^ 'LIES ^pM dUVt _*���***!���."' ^- \ f, ��-,, ��� ^^O *���*(<,.* t '��!,(���* ^ i^t (*%���._ 1B'*V*I* ���*��� I Cf'T��,B H, #|_^lt#fc,r1f��.1H��. 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K 1 I (I" ,'A- ��___ -_.___-_... j JI._.M/_jl ...*J��nn��. mill ir^^ J?**166^.��^ %^^Y| /^"jto_te_^1ha____-_t4w^-^ ttft'.Giiaraliteed' rate comoonfints, of pensions payabte&to^i y ' r*].��ir/��h cetrvir-e^c rA��flm_> ^ ing to it! yV '*l-_a__4o4, ^-m?396�� _o 1969. The Pension WiHirCI! Services resume }, . We onade like the crew ol Jthe original /'index reflects increase- in the Consumer at WHsOU Creek United If ^Bluenose", mddng passes along the dock'fPrice Index. ' CHURCH services have been resmned'm on Davis Bay for the ->enefit of those fisWng * Old Age Security pensions will increase ^e Wilson Creek United Church. &*r- ^here. But on one such pass I could',not ���from ^76,50 to $78.00 a month. More than help but notice the water was lapping up" "x',500,000 "men and women will receive the . increase'" including, those whose pensions will start in January when -he eligible age will be reducedjto ���6 years. ' XIUTOLW ���^ w ��� w^��� . ~~ 'r Jn addition, approximately 780,000 old ^e g^t portion of the service then childsfen age security pensioners will benefit -from from 4-9 years of age, yill be taken to i_e the increase in the Guaranteed Income Sup-, Sunday School room for the latter partipf _ _:~ lu ^.-u -- -- -.- - ->~ plement. The maximum suplement will rise ihe hour t ft^'ftj*ttlw? f^xf-^^J^^^iti Jammry torn "&��.&> to &lM.a tdotith. , lt *��� te atroreciated if some^e" Ashore (faying not to notice the people 0- 'i*.. ^nmhitipH mtaAhv ,hpnefit far -those�� " womd appreciajea _t someone %e dock);1Sled the plug to dShr the1' gj S^trtW^^-^cSy^ wuM telP *** Sm^,y &?��(d **��� ?���� *~ -��- - ��� * v/m u -n(x,.2Q compared to the ctitreU Mrs' Margaret Lamb at 885-9975. payment of $107.10. (Maximum pensionable earnings under the Canada Pension. Plan, Mr. Cote said, will rise by $100 from the present $5,100 to $5,200. Maximum yearly contributions by employers and employees will increase from l'v��- _:Y*w_ j$!$_vi wS "^Y.&y,^ . *!__*. Yk&z-oh&\, \ > ^i 2__si_ **' <*' > ly*.? j m "Jl-'i'-i, .. .,^ Iflifl4 f-K". Pj around jmy chest and she had be-ome^ rather sluggish to handle. My thoughts 3>eca~ne a reality when I followed any ^other-ift-tew over the side as our craft. capsized, Ml of water . . . Ever try to tsaii a log? In addition to the hoard filling' (with vices will be held at 9:30 each Sunday | morning and families interested in Sunday School should bring their children to tiie 9:30 a.m. services. ^ There will be a combined meeting Jipr ffor another pole to act as a gaff, drove ;back to Davis Bay, re-rigged the board "and there we were again, crashing through" s_ae *aiif. Wow! Great, man! We were" ^eally flying. ^Now.r_he would not come about jwoperlyj the rudder was sitting too high, f k_pt throwing the tiller from side to side, Overfence: "It's the same every spring. He bursts with energy for about thjjee hours and has a bad' back She rest cO��e year." * �� ���"< I i&9* ^^^ ,U3t tM:kiu^ *! Surf^T ���� current $81.00 to the new figue of $82.80 of ithe wMer. We were careening down the wind. Sure we were flying, but so would a piece Of driftwood going with the wind in that breeze. I knew that even if we did come about, we .would not be able to tack up wind because with that rudder, 1 could not hold1 the board close on the wind. So there we were, running free with the wind right aft, heading for Sechetlt 1 was now beginning to wonder how we would get iback to pick up our car once wet arrived at Setoheit and was answered by any jbrother-dn-law disappearing over the side >again_ ^Phere I was, hanging on, trying to sail a log once _nore! The loss of 4he considerable weight my brother-in- law displaced did not help the stability of the board one bit . . . over she went, Ml of water. Our "jury-rig" plug had made our board as watertight as a sponge! Oh, joy! We had snapped the mast this time, as well. Brilliant sailing, indeed! Again we puled our board ashore, drained it, lashed the sail to what was left of the mast, and began hauling the board back along the beach to Davis Bay, waving sarcastically to the people sitting in front of their cottages, smirking'��� behind tali of gin and tonic . . . Tennis, anyone? . .; v Smal Stuff: That red ''Slow" sign Just -^'fi-____��sou> '���ixeaci_':-i1J!e-'vhospta4^_vhen- you are Coming from Selma Park must be for small cars ... I sti_ think'-it is only put- on, but apparently a fellow by the name of. iMbCoranaek 5s seriously thinking of turning down the prize he won at ihe* Abbotsford Air Show. This chap, living in Victoria, thanks the two tickets to Amsterdam he won is a pretty poor prize. He Maintains that of all the places there are to go, 'Amsterdam is the worst. It's a terrible place in his estimatioa because everything shuts down at 9.30 at night; the place Ss dead! It is dbvious he has never been to that fair city or it is just that he has so much cash that his ideas of where to go for a swinging time are somewhat bent. He should take a walk along Canal Street or take a quick taxi ride up to( iRembrandt Square. There is no such time as 9:30 here. Failing that, there is always The Hague, a short train journey away n_ribul_on (tables incorporating the changes _efore the end of this year. Mr. Munro stated that all retirement pensions being paid under the Canada Pension Plan at the end of 1968 will be increased 'by two per cent in January 1969. Retirement pensions which become payable for the first time in 1969 will be slightly higher than those which became payable in 1968. On the basis of the new ceiling of $5,200, maximum full retirement pensions, first payable in 1976, will be increased from $106.25 a month, to $108.33. Survivors' benefits became payable for the first time in February, 1968. 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