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That was what members of the regional Ixiard were saying alter an apparent lack of communication wilh the public on Ihe central dispatch proposal resulted in enough counter petition signatures to force a referendum on the issue The news came al the regional hoard meeiing Thursday night, hy which lime well over 7(10 people had already signed the petition opposing the emergency response plan. Those signatures represented more than Ihe five per cent of electors needed lo force the proposal to a district-wide vote. In accepting the counter petition results, Ixiard members said misinformation about central dispatch and an emotional response to Ihe method were largely to blame for the defeat. Earlier, adiiiinsilralor Larry Jardine said some who signed the forms admitted they didn't mind the central dispatch plan itself, but were annoyed enough by the counter petition method to register their protest anyway. Area F director Jeremy Fritli said that wasn't a fair response from Ihe public. Counter petitions are al least three years old, he said, and have been discussed repeatedly at various regional board meetings. He added thai he hoped those in the community \"who have put such energy into defeating the counter petition'1 would put the same amount of energy into giving the central dispatch plan another look and coming up wilh positive proposals. Area A alternate director, Cy O'Leary, also commented on public lack of understanding about the plan, especially in his own area of Pender Harbour. \"Before you know it, there's a conspiracy from Sechelt to lake money out of our pockets,\" was Ihe way he described his constituents' attitude. The board now intends to go to referendum on the issue, which means the SCRD won't be able to include Ihe central dispatch plan in its budget for Ihe upcoming year. It will also mean taxpayers will fork out more for a formal referendum. But before that happens, the board will likely consider holding a public information meeting on the central dispatch plan. Said Gibsons director Eric Small, \"For whatever reason, we must do a heller job of communicating it nexl time.\" ; inside Nuttof csn b$ foand ki Gospel Rock logged as negotiations fail Kunnie Dunn or 77ie New Croclcettes puts on 'the ritz' for a business and professional women's fashion show last week at the Sechelt Indian Band hall to raise funds for Ihe Sunshine Coast women's transition house. Joel Johnstone photo The trees began falling on Gospel Rock Wednesday, three weeks after a BC Supreme Court decision ruled invalid a Gibsons bylaw lhat sought lo restrict tree-cutting on the plateau of Block 7. Recent negotiations between tbe town and landowner Hayden Killam have taken a turn for the worse wilh Ihe onset of logging, said Gibsons mayor Eric Small. \"It's t typically Killam confrontational, to be talking to us Tuesday night while having a falling crew ready to go Wednesday morning,\" said Small. \"He didn't tell us.\" Town officials are keeping a close eye on the logging to ensure Ihe plateau limit established by surveyors (Penonzyk line) is not transgressed. The Supreme Court ruling upheld the cutting bylaw that applies to the oceanfront and bluff areas of Gospel Rock. \"He is exercising his right to log the top part, but is not doing the sides of the hill in the tree-cutting prohibited area,\" Small said. \"The lower lands are still definitely in a tree-cutting permit area.\" Until the chainsaws went to work Wednesday, the town was under the impression that progress was being made in The state of affairs at Gospel Rock. Joel Johnstone pholo negotiations. \"We were trying lo come up wilh something thai we could go to Ihe people wilh (for rezoning)' Small said. \"The process has been sel back, but how seriously 1 don't know.\" Killam handed Ihe The Coast News a copy of notification sent by his lawyers to Town offi cials Wednesday morning advising of his cutting intentions. The letter, from the law office of Welsh and Gray, says Valentine Lands reluctantly decided to proceed because the town refused to commit itself to a reasonable process for tree cutting on Block 7. \"We have outlined reasons why you should not use the Thurber report to block tree cutting but to no avail.\" An official community plan amendment public hearing has been sheduled Thursday (March 19) in the process to add the Thurber environmental and geotechnical report to the OCP. The Thurber report sets out a cutting limit higher up on Block 7 than the Penonzyk line, Small noted, but he rejected any imputation of its effect on cutting rights. The letter from Welsh and Gray says logging was also precipitated by the town advising Killam of its intention to draft a new tree cutting permit area bylaw and give it three readings forthwith. \"That's not true,\" said Small, though the mayor did acknowledge that the idea of a revised cutting permit was raised as an option in the course of discussions. Referendum next step for Pender landfill? by Roxanne Gregory Acrimony and insults highlighted Tuesday's meeting between SCRD representatives and Pender Harbour residents, wilh a referendum suggested as a possible solution to the Pender Harbour landfill debate. About 65 local residents turned out to discuss the closing of the landfill site and the SCRD's proposed imposition of a transfer station to Iruck Pender Harbour garbage to the Sechelt landfill. Public Utilities committee chairman, Jim Gurney, began by outlining the history of problems with the landfill at its current location and the adoption by the SCRD of what Ihey consider to be the most cosl-effective formula for dealing with the area's waste. Gumey stressed thai due lo Ministry of Envionment regulations, the permit for Ihe landfill would have lo be upgraded to at least a 'B' if not an 'A' grade permit. The SCRD felt that this upgrading would not be as cost-effective as the introduction of a transfer station, which would truck all of the area's garbage, with the SCRD-commisioned engineearing report criticized exception of land clearing debris and loxic wastes, to the Sechelt dump. Gurney said the Pender dump is currently in violation of its class 'C permit, which allows only 7.7 cubic metres of waste a day. Dumping estimates provided by the SCRD's superintendent of public works, Seig Lehmann, indicated discharge volumes ranging from 16 cubic metres in the winter to a high of 30-50 metres per day in the summer. In response to questioning from the crowd, Gurney said \"The Ministry of Environment will not allow us to amend the area permit unless we go to a controlled site. I think Pender Harbour is going to get the transfer station regardless of what the regional district thinks about it.\" A controlled site refers to a waste disposal site which employes an attendant and which is fenced and has regular operating hours. Area residents were angry at what they considered a \"fait accompli\" by the regional board, which dexided a year ago to adopt the idea of a transfer station tather than to extend the life of the current landfill site or to chose an alternative site. Many residents favoured an upgrading of Ihe current site to a \"class 'A' dump.\" Other residents questioned the accuracy of the Dayton and Knight engineering report which provided a cost analysis for operation of the transfer station. Residents pointed out to SCRD Area A representative, Gordon Wilson, thai the Dayton and Knight report had not taken into consideration establishing an alternative landfill site. The report dealt solely with different types of transfer stations and their estimated costs based on three, five or seven day operations. All operations would be for eight hour periods. turn to page 22 Break-ins, vandalism costing Sechelt merchants thousands by Jane Seyd _ A new car worth $30,000 is stolen from an autobody shop and later found smashed up at Trout Lake with over $10,000 worth of damage. The wall of a small collectables shops is bashed out in an attempt to reach the wall safe. The front window of a camera shop is broken and everything from Penlax zoom cameras and telescopes to film and the battery tester is stolen, worth around $4,000. It used to be that people thought this son of thing \"didn't happen\" in a small community like Sechelt. And when the break-ins did happen, they tended to be more minor, sporadic occurences. But lately all that's changing. In the past month, 10 businesses in downtown Sechelt have been broken into - the second rash of incidents since a similar episode in the fall. For many of the merchants, it's not the first time this has happened. And increasingly, they're saying something has to be done about it. Fred Gower, owner of Fred's Autobody on Wharf Street, says in the last three years his business has been broken into at least three times. A total of about $50,000 worth of property has been stolen, including two vehicles which were taken from his shop. And the vandalism, in the form of windows constantly smashed during the night, has cost him at least $15,000. The latest incident involved a We've only been able to recover a very small part of that on our insurance.' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Bill Copping new 1990 Pontiac which came in to have a rattle in its sunroof fixed and got a lot more than the owner bargained for. During the night, someone threw a rock through the office window, broke into the cabinet where the keys are kept, took the fax machine in passing and drove the car out of the shop for a joy ride. It was found later after being rolled, flipped and put up on a bank at Trout Lake, a total write-off. Ten days later, the office was broken into again through the same window. \"It has to stop,\" says Gower. \"I'm sick and tired of all the vandalism that's happening to me and other people in Sechelt. I pay $4500 in taxes and I have no protection. What's the matter with this town?\" Like other merchants, Gower says he's had to face endless vandalism in addition to the stolen property. People drive through the fence behind his shop on a regular basis. Kids repeatedly throw rocks through his windows. In one incident, Gower says he even caught the perpetrators and marched them back to their mother, who said she would deal with the problem. \"But the windows still get broken,\" he says. And Gower emphasizes that he's not alone: \"They're continually vandalizing the regional district,\" he says. \"I'm continually fixing windshields for them...The only guys in town making money ate the glass people, because they're supplying everybody.\" Gower says he's now been forced to put bats and screens on his windows. And like other merchants, he's angry that nothing's being Ken Wiedman of Tri-Photo in Sechelt, shows where thieves broke through from his store into neighbouring Budricks Video and Music. Joel Johnstone photo done about Ihe problem. \"The police department's understaffed,\" he says. \"The guys who are doing the break- ins are phoning in false accidents, then they have the nin of the town because they know there's no one on duty...If there aren't enough police, we should spend our tax dollars to have it increased.\" Gower's feelings are echoed by Bill Copping, owner of South Coast Ford, who says his business has been subject to five incidents of vandalism and theft in less than three months, resulting in over $30,000 worth of damage. turn to page 2 HM\ufffd\ufffdtf Registration for Sept. 1998 . A 4 year olds: Sat. March 28 i - l J iHHin at Jack & Jill Pre-School Harmony Lane, Gihsons, 886-2328 W \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd V > I, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ta\ufffd\ufffda\ufffd\ufffd JPPEN KIDS WANTED Used Children's clothing in good condition (purchased from Zipper Kids) REWARD 20% Discount on your next purchase See ZIPPERS KIDS lor details on how von can MARK A DIFFERENCE' Trail Hat Mull. Sechell 885-5255 Business owners barring windows, closing doors as crimes continue from page I \"And we've only been able io recover a very small part of that on nut insurance,\" he says. \"The rest comes out of our pockets. We've eaten thousands and thousands ol dollars.\" Copping is bluni in his assessnieni of the problem. \"We have no police protection from iwo in the morning until six in the morning,\" he says. \"These hooligans have a mtal free rein for four hours a night. II something isn't done, he says, \"we're going to see a vigilante group in ihe next while here. I can see that coming.\" Currently, ihe six constable* al the Sechelt RCMP detachmenl come under the jurisdiction of provincial authorities. Bul wilh recent population growth, lhat will soon ch.mgo SI the police become a inuncipal force - and a financial responsibility. \"When this happens, we'll be able to say, 'Fine, we'll put 20 officers on',\" says Sechell mayor Nancy MacLarty. \"It'll oniy cost you four million dollars\" \"1 think thai it's blown a little out of proportion,\" she says. \"We certain!) have more crime on Ihe Coasl, bul 1 don't think we have a crime wave and 1 don't think people need to bar themselves up.\" Bui Sechell Staff Sgl. Cam Reid disagrees that Ihe problem is minor. \"The frequency of B & E here is extremely high,\" he says. \"I've never seen these numbers. 1 don't think we'll find anywhere wilh this rale of B & E or vandalism.\" In the past month, Reid has investigated break-ins and stolen proper!) involving everything from vaccuum cleaners, cash and cases of beer to computers and answering machines.Several people arrested for break-ins in ihe fall are now before the courts, says Reid, but meanwhile, \"all we can do is keep healing Ihe bushestry- ing to get information.\" The lack of staffing is always frustrating, says Reid, and the detachment is now lobbying for more police officers in order to extend hours of duty at nighl. A review conducted by RCMP headquarters recently estimated a need for two more officers based on last year's caseload. \"Now we jusl have to gel a commil- '\/\/ makes tne menl u,al they'll gel them io us,\" he says. Mildred Hawkins of Brighten's Collectables, who SO angry... says her business probably has one of the biggest files Mil in b- with Ihe police on incidents of theft and vandalism, -Muarea tiawmns apm mat ^ ( svmp|om of ]argCT problems. \"Kids really don't have any place to go and when ihey get there there's nothing to do,\" she says.\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd In addition to the break-ins, she says she's also had numerous problems with shoplifting and harassment from kids who've made obscene gestures outside the store and even spat at her on one occasion. \"It makes me so angry. And I'm not alone. People can'l afford to stay in business,\" Hawkins says \"If I have one more break in I'll have lo fold up.\" Some businesses are already making thai decision Most recently Budrick's owner, Jim Peers, decided to close up shop alter been broken into four times in the last year. \"The insurance company told me they wouldn't insure me,\" he says. \"I'm finished wilh business. It's getting a little bit much for me.\" Meanwhile next door. Ken Wiedman of Tri-Photo is putting up bars on the window. \"The insurance company will only cover you so many limes,\" he says. \"And inevitably it's going to happen again.\" ' I'.irts - Accessorie LP. Parts and Service - Hitches, Electric. Ilr.tkt's R.V. 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Female members have a base starting pay that is approximate ly three dollars lower than that of a male with comparable experience, according lo Moseley. \"We jusl want to be treated equally,\" she said. Martin Livingston, a HLRA representative, said he is still hopeful a strike can be averted. \"I think there is a lol less support for the strike than when the HEU members first took their strike vote,\" Livingston said, \"1 think there is an appreciation that these aren't the best economic times to be out of work...As well, 1 think there is a growing awareness among members that the union's demands are excessive and that the union hasn't been willing to compomise.\" According to the HLRA, the amount being asked by the HEU is equivelant lo around $423 million over two years. \ufffd\ufffd**** ^S \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd B0(\/j Nutrition Centime % \/* Re-discovering A Natural Remedy For Indigestion By Siegfried Gursche EUCARBON Charcoal as a natural product is rated safe and effective for acute toxic poisonings by the US Federal Drug Administration and has been an official remedy in the US for over 100 years, but North American doctors no longer know how to prescribe charcoal products for home use It was eliminated from Ihe US Pharmacopoeia about 1950 - not because it was ineffective \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd it was simply crowded out by other drugs, such as the narcotic Ipecac. 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Imme ..III I (iuirduiil>niu|)i4 lumiS lul CHAMBERS Sen inn tin' Sunshine Coast Since WIS.! Firemen worked into the night putting out the remnants of Sechelt's second house Fire in two weeks. Joel Juhnslone photo Fire destroys Sechelt home by Jane Seyd Bad luck struck two days early for another Sechell lamily last week, as the second mobile home fire in as many weeks ripped through the house of Ken and Valerie Bourne at site 121c, waterfront road on the Sechelt Indian band lands Wednesday evening. Ken Bourne was sleeping on the couch and woke up to the smell of smoke, his wife Valerie said Thursday. At the time, other family members were visiting wilh relatives. Bourne, unsure if anyone else was in the house, ducked beneath the smoke to check the bedrooms. \"When he left the house, the flumes were right behind him,\" said Valerie Bourne. \"It didn't take long before the whole thing went up.\" The Sechelt fire department received the emergency call at 5:50 pm and arrived nn the scene seven minutes later, said Fire Chief Bill Higgs. By that time, he said, there were \"wild flames everywhere\". Because of the confusion over whether anyone else was trapped inside Ihe building, the firefighters went into Ihe hunting home as part of an \"aggressive attack,\" said Higgs, to double-check for occupants. By Ihe lime the firefighters moved out again, the roof and floor were already collapsing and the 'It didn't take long before the whole thing went up.' electrical system was doing \"a fair bit of zapping and blowing up. It was pretly roasly for the guys,\" said Higgs. \"It's always risky going inside a burning building.\" By the time the fire was under control, at around 6:12 pm, the mobile home had suffered approximately $80,000 worth of damage. Said Higgs: \"Il just chewed the guts right out of thai place.\" And while Ihe house itself was covered by insurance, Ihe contents were not, said Valerie Bourne. Donations of clothing and money from the bingo fund have already been offered, said Bourne. Meanwhile, the family will be slaying with relatives. But despite the close call for human family members, the fire was not without one tragedy. The lamily dog, which ran to the hack bedroom when the fire broke oul, apparently died of smoke inhalation. \"He waited by the sliding door. He figured somebody would let him out,\" said Bourne. \"We felt terrible.\" So far the cause of the fire is undetermined, said Higgs, although it appears to have started in the kitchen and may lie cooking-related, The cause of a similar fire iwo weeks again remains officially undetermined, Higgs added, although inspectors have ruled out electrical causes. SCREENED TOPSOIL - WHILE IT LASTS 12 cu. yard load - Gibsons area $ 150.00 . .. .-Roberts Creek area $175.00 delivered -secheit $200.00 Gravel Products Available Loaded Gibsons Pit - Gilmore Rd. Pit Run Gravel Road Base Drain Rock Crusher Dust Screened Sand Cobbles 12\" + FREE JUNK FILL AVAILABLE' ( Rocks, Roots, Dirt) Trucking Arranged 830 a.m. - 500 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Fiedler Bros. Contracting Ltd. 886-2663 \"GOOD DEAL MEALS\" are back Monday to Thursday March 16-19,1992 77i\/'x Week's Feature $7.99 l|| V 1. IHK.) Kihs 2. Chicken Souvlak .-.. 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Match n>. \\wi opinion ! Sinking in the constitutional sands Frida) morning on Moniingsidc, Peter Gzowski was gallant!) Hying lo come to grips with the constitutional debate. He felt, he said, as though he was reading a very long. \\ cry contusing hook and he had lost his place. You ami the the rest of the country, Peter. His guests, a French Canadian lady and a reporter Irom the Globe and Mail, did there hesl to help him out. hut it was perfectly plain that these professional experts on political iloings were as contused as the rest of us. The French-Canadian lady said that the pro-sovereignty tide was rising in Quebec bul people wanted Boumssa not I'aii\/eaii to lead them into independence. She didn't pretend to understand why. The follow from the Globe and Mail said that sooner or lati't the rest of the country was going to get tired of trying to figure out what it was that would satisfy Quebec given that, feeling still wounded from the defeat of the Mooch Lake Accord. Quebec won't officially attend any of the constitutional meetings, thereby forcing the rest of the country to guess what it was the province Wanted. What a stiainash! Do you remember the good old days before we had a constitution to quarrel over. How simple life seemed then. And outside the narrow confines of Canada's preoccupation with its internal workings there is a growing body of petsuasive opinion that the country in any configuration is being seriously threatened by the free trade pact. Sometimes it seems that, having given the house away. Canadians arc now earnestly involved in arguing about how to arrange furniture in a home they no longer own. Are wo ever goirtg to take our heads, to mix a metaphor, out of this constitutional sand. The absurdity would ho comical wore it not tragic. Counting the cost Tlte correspondence from Victoria travels thick and fast across the newsroom desks of the province. The press releases clamouring for a headline, the missives of countless ministry minions, packaging the government's good news tor public consumption. Yes, it is a tidy sum dispensed from the public purse to ensure we remain properly informed of our elected leaders' goodly deeds. The planning and statistics division, doubtless a formidable fortress of daunting data, dealt a double dose *of dubious fare last week - a not uncommon occurrence of utWecessary duplicator! and waste. BC Stats dispatched some dazzling orange product order forms, an unavoidable invitation into the sanctuary of such carefully tabulated listings as price indexes, economic accounts, employment trends, population forecasts and manufacturers' directories. One called British Columbia Economic Accounts comes on a diskette for $75 ($80.25 including GST). It might be worth the price. It may include, for example, a tally on the thousands of dollars wasted each year printing and mailing to the four comers of BC duplicate copies of such endless solicitations. All this, too, emanating from our exalted Ministry of Fiannce. the penny-pinched treasury of woebegone provincial fortunes. For all ihe ceaseless calculations and compilations at the planning and statistics division, we put in our order for a keen overhaul of the provincial mailing list. That's something that would be worth the price. letters Inventory Coast old growth now The from page headline in the Coast News of .March 9 reports lhat the Old Growth Strategy was well received at the meeting in Sechell March 4. However, while ihe audience listened in good spirits to the presentations hy the various Ministry of Forest officials, ihe nature of the questions revealed a good deal of apprehension thai would appear to have been missed hy ihe reporter. The Draft Strategy Document and the vasi amounts of backup information contain a number of good recommendations. However, its main strategic philosophy seems io be the \"keep talking while we keep logging\" principle. The draft states \"over and over that there is no proper old growth inventory,\" which is used as an excuse for not taking decisions whether to log or not to log. It would seem to me. lhal in the absence of information one should defer logging, as logging is a non-reversible process, while deferral is not. I simply don't believe that all these studies and extra staff lo do them is really necessary. What we see here is an example of self-serving bureaucracy, manipulated by the forest industry. Jusl imagine what would happen if the shoe were on the other foot, and a moratorium on logging of all critical and contentious areas were in force. The required inventory would be completed in three months and not in three years, as Ihe draft \"strategically\" recommends. However. encouraging things are beginning lo happen. Several local groups are not prepared lo wait for the Old Growth Task Force's inventory and are sianing iheir own Help for such laudable efforts is coming from such diverse, yet prestigious organizations as the Ministry of Forests and the Sierra Club. It should not take too much effort io come up with a professional Old Growth inventory for the Sunshine Coast Peninsula lhat is recognized by both environmentalists and logging interests, ll is a relatively small, well-defined area, where little Old Growth is left. All it needs is a group lo gel organized and doit. JOOP BIRGERJON Sechelt Fath forwarding fallacies There are several fallacies in Ms. Fath's letter (Abortion: not just a matter of choice, March 8). Please allow me the opportunity to point them out. a) Ms. Fath claims that the \"pro-choice\" side is in reality \"pro-abortion.\" None of us are pro-abortion. Abortion is only one of many options open to a woman who finds herself pregnant with a child she cannot care for. We are aware, as Ms. Fath seems not to be, that few women make the choice to terminate a pregnancy without a great deal of thought about what is right for both her and the child. And, please, spare me the rhetoric about the families who are crying out to adopt a child. These would-be parents want a blonde, blue-eyed infant who is letters welcome Wo walconrMi latter* to tht\ufffd\ufffd editor on matters of public Interest. However, we reserve the right to edit submissions tor brevity and legality, mease mall your letters to: Th\ufffd\ufffd Editor Sunshine Coast News Box 68 SocheltB.C. V0N3AO perfectly formed and who will grow up to be a credit to their parenting skills, not a problem. Women who choose to abort their pregnancies usually know that their child will not fit into that minuscule minority. b) Ms. Fath seems to think that getting pregnant is a matter of choice. Rape and incest victims have no choice. Birth control failure is not a choice. Ignorance of sexuality is not a choice - of the woman's. Such ignorance is a choice of our society. We don't teach our children about their sexuality until they are well past the experimental stages, and even then we don't teach them properly. We teach boys that it's alright to \"score\" off a girl, and we teach girls that they mustn't say \"no\" to any male for any reason, and that they are responsible for all precautions and all consequences. Ms. Fath ends her letter by asking: \"On this coast, in our town, where does a baby's right to live fit in with our choices.\" If she is genuinely concerned about children's welfare, has she taken a foster child, or worked at her local school as a volunteer, or babysat for any of the single mothers in her neighbourhood, or run for school board, or fundraised for the new daycare centre at Elphinstone, or done any of the thousand and one things lhat need doing to make life easier for children and their parents? KAREN PHILLIPS Sechelt Hockey strikes and riots in the madness of March What's a die-hard Canuck fan lo do? I'm talking here about the fan who has endured through more than twenty of ihe most ineffective years ever produced by a professional sports franchise. Think aboul this team's history, briefly. It is too painful to dwell on. Things weren't too bad at first. 1 mean you expeci an expansion team to struggle and the Canucks in the early 1970s did jusl that Bul thev struggled with some dignity and were only five years in ihe league when they won their division with a total of 86 points from 80 games. That was back in 1976 Since then ihey ha\\en't had a winning season till this one. sixieen years later. The standout heroes of lhat last winning learn, so long ago. were ihe coach. Phil 'The Silver Fox' Mahoney. and ihe giani goalkeeper Gary Smith, nicknamed Suiicase because his wayward and undisciplined ways had seen him make short stops and move on ihrough most of the teams in professional hockey. Suitcase Smith should have won the Han Trophy that year as the most valuable player in the league and Mahoney should have been coach of the year for coaxing, cajoling and flattering his band of journeymen to the top of iheir division. Neither of those things happened, instead Mahoney was fired shortly thereafter and Smith never played another season of professional hock- aVM musings john burnside ey. The long decline had begun. The disaster thai was Harry Neale was hired by Jake Milford and for near a decade Neale did nothing right. \"Wail a minute.\" 1 hear someone say. \"what about the trip to the 1982 Cup final0\" What aboul it? Neale was suspended ai the end of ihe season for fighting in the stands in Quebec- Cm and his assistant. Roger Neilson. coached the team like a maniac, even providing, surprising in such a low-key and self-effacing man. ihe motivation of Towel Power, which was a brief and exuberant Canuck trademark. They played for Roger with passion and commitment and won through to the finals, after another losing regular season. Next year the omnipotent Neale got rid of six or seven of the players and fired Neilson. The players a decade later still feel hurt about it. This is old. sad news and wouldn'l bear thinking aboul in this most splendid of seasons. One was beginning lo fantasize about a Canuck-New York Rangers Cup Final, when along came talk about a players' strike. Il just ain't right, folks. I refuse lo lake sides in the dispute. If they don't resolve it and get on with the business of presenting my favourite game 1 ihink I'll lake a permaneni scunner io professional hockey and turn spiritual or something. There is something about the approach to St. Patrick's Day which brings out the worst in hockey players, management and - in the case I have now in mind, in fans. On St Patrick's Day thirty-seven years ago the most frightening e\\ent associated with hockey took place. I was a young teenager spending his firs! winter in Montreal. I was already a hockey fan for 1 found when 1 reached Montreal my I'ncle Bill Burnside had had ihe coveted season tickets to ihe Montreal Forum since the mid 1930s. 1 got lo see such illustrious hockey players as Rockei Richard. Gordie Howe. Jean Beliveau. Doug Harvey. Jacques Plante. Terrible Teddie Lindsay. et al. in the flesh and in their prime. With a slightly older friend called Eamonn Moran. fresh out from the 'Ould Sod'. I went to a dance at an Irish Club just off Ste. Catherines Street on St. Patrick's Day 1955. It was a Saturday night and the Detroit Red Wings were in town. Earlier that week League president Clarence Campbell had suspended Rocket Richard. I think for trying to strangle a referee in a New York hotel lobby after a game. The Rockei was leading the scoring race with three games to go when the suspension was handed down. He had never won it before and never came close again. Eamonn and 1 came out of the Irish Club at about one o'clock in the morning and walked straight into a howling mob moving eastwards from Ihe Forum, smashing every window along the street as they went. The street was littered with goloshes left behind in ihe mucky snow by the rampaging crowd. Later we learnt that ihe game had been cancelled after the first period when someone threw a smoke bomb at Clarence Campbell inside the Forum. 1 am most certainly noi advocating anything as drastic as the Si. Patrick's Day riot to protest the looming strike, but I might jusl walk around the Vancouver Coliseum with a single picket sign to protest this nonsense on behalf of Canuck fans. I just don't know what Ihe sign should say. Anv suggestions? 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Ii seems our family is not alone in our concerns. Below are some of the comments of the callers: - Osprey Street: \"Our house is insulated to the maximum. We hear the noise wilh the windows closed and there is even a vibration. Restricted hours is Ihe least of what we want.\" - Neptune Street: \"It wakes us up at night.\" - Selmii Park: \"Originally there was a time restriction. Now Ihey operate 24 hours a day.\" - \"We live by the Driftwood and we can hear the hum from there.\" - East Porpoise Bay: \"It's bad enough that we have to suffer the noise, but the devastation and the fact that we have absolutely no say is a real slap in the face.\" - Surf Circle: \"The summer is a real problem. The dust and noise increases. Try sitting out on your balcony in July and enjoying the peace.\" - \"They should at least take the weekends off! The barges begin at 6 am on Sunday. We live on Ihe water and yet there is no tranquility anymore.\" - Nancy MacLarty: \"1 was awakened by gravelpit noise last night at 1:30 am, 4 am and 5 am.\" - Indian Band Member: \"There does seem to be more noise than usual. We've complained, loo. They should comply with the noise regulations.\" - West Porpoise Bay: \"Everything has been scraped off Ihe mountain and it seems The harge and heltline of there is no mineral soil left, just white sand and rock. I wonder if anything will grow back on that mountain.\" - \"People are just plain frustrated and most of them have given up. But something has to be done.\" - Construction Aggregates: \"Time restriction? Absolutely not!\" If you share this concern, please turn up at the town hall meeiing March 24 at the Sechelt Indian Band Hall at 7:30 pm. DANA SHEEHAN Sechelt Something Different for Fine dining, satisfying portions, reasonable prices. Quality service, friendly & relaxed atmosphere. 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Would you be in favour of Sechelt and Gibsons amalgamating with Ihe regional dislrict to form one government? The majority of the people do not think that the economy will come out of the recession by December 1992. Over 30 percent believed it would and the rest didn't know. Sixty-two per cent were in favour of elimi nating the family allowance for above average income earners Thirty-three per cent were not in favour and Ihe other four per ceni did mil know. Almost all of the people polled didn't think thai Ihe ruling of Canada by the prime minister was sufficient. Only 12 per cent agreed with his actions and 13 per cent weren't sure. Jusl over half of the people polled did not agree with Sechelt and Gibsons amalga- maiiiig. Thirty-nine per cent thought thai it would be a good idea to join the two and the remaining 10 per cent were undecided. We feel lhat this survey will be lo ihe besl of interests of the public. K. REZNICEK. HEIDI WRUCK and VIRGINIA DETWILLER Le 'Merry' hornblower Can anyone tell me what has happened lo the fog horn on Merry Island? 1 live in Halfmoon Bay and for years have loved foggy nights. Like a deep- toned bassoon, the horn lulled me to sleep with its rich, sonorous timbre. Like a deep- toned bassoon, it warned ships away, its authoritative voice calling out: He-e-ey boats! W-a- aich out! R-o-ocks here! From lhat, from a wonderful, evocative bassoon singing out into the night, we have gone, inexplicably, to the sound of an asthmatic French horn. It...oh, goodness! Could that be it? Is the loss of our fog hom simply one more arcane attempt by Ottawa, like kilipascales, distinct society and the veto, to appease you-know-who? Nah, it couldn't be! Could it? JUDY GILL Sechelt DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT. 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K>r Horsc^oc Bay. j: Kt lhat. once accomplished and HorceshiK' Hay \ufffd\ufffda> safety leached, would allow hei lo spend ihe nexl two houis natorin| fittully ::irough Vancouver's MM on a BC Transit bos to a destination actios the BurT.ml Streei t'lidge With the comma: ol sprint and the recent improvements in llie weathei. II- not \ufffd\ufffdJ drears an undertaking as niosi would expect, but n's a journey lhal Laura Russell no* ictuses to lake Ru.vsell is one of a small nunihet ot regular comniuiets living on ihe Coast who \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdMad lhat loft) >ct now embattled nislilule ol higher learning. I BC She. like many ol her tellow students, has suffered Ihe moral dilemma presented by the ongoing sirike ol UBC's support sialt to .loss ihe pickei line in open reluic to ihe aspirations ot I BC workers, or lo honoui ihe strike and make a siaieineni for the \"lillle guv\" \"lis noi as eas\\ a decision as you mighl think,\" Rixssell said \"The reason I spend as much lime as I do commuting is because I \\ alue my education I just hope il won't affect final exams.' \"Bui 1 feel I need to supporl ihe sirike action, even if I'm noi completely clear on all that's being demanded It's not ihe demands as much as the imporiance of sinking' as a bargaining tool lo negoliale wilh the upper levels ol management and business.\" Russell, in her firsl yeai as a UBC slu denl. said she hasn'l been to Vancouver since ihe strike began a week ago. and won't go until it's over \"I ihink mosi of the siudenis. and mosi of ihe leachers are crossing ihe picket lines, \" ihe 20-year-old arts student said, \"and I lound thai strange.\" \"ll seems like everyone is becoming more and more self-centred, sort of stuck in their own universe and unwilling io support aiiMlung lhal ilna-sii't hciiefil ihem directly.\" she lolllinued ' lis es|ieciall> strange when you consider a lol ol us had hippies lot parents a lol of Ihe hippies aie yuppies now, maybe that's got sninelhing lo do wilh ll \" As lor reluming lo school, Russell isn't opnmislic lor a quick ending \"At first 1 thought II would go a couple of days,\" she said, \"bul it's starting In (eel like II could lasl for a while I jusl hope il won't affect final exams\" Pot now. Russell conlenls herself catching up on leading and leller writing, chores neglected m the turmoil ol six-hour daily coniiniiliiig It's \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd commute Russell says she would gladly continue lliough. and the soon er the bettct \"I don tUfuall) mind all the travelling, because I love living 00 llie Coasl.' she said, \"bul sou have to get inio a cetlatn traine ol iiiinil lo ratlin thai kind ol schedule and ihe longei 1 slop because ol ihe strike the harder \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I'll be 10 start again and lhat's probably Inie Im nn school work as well \" LUCKY SHOPPER\" DAYS MAR.16-28 WIN A StOO 00 SHOPPING SPREE Sandals Have Arrived! Give your feet a treat... \/\/ Birkenstock\"iook From Assorted Colours Men's & Ladies Styles .. .happy feet can't be beat ^iwiadlne's fitoes 886-2624 SUNNYCREST MALL HIGHWAY 101 UPPER GIBSONS B C Maxine's Tree to stay in school libraries: Trustees by Jane Seyd The children's hook Maxine's Tree will slay in school libraries on the Sunshine Coasl, following a unanimous decision by ihe school hoard Tuesday evening. The decision came after a recent closed-door meeting between a special committee of the board and local IWA president Murray Cantelon, al which ihe loggers backed off from an earlier request lo remove the book from school libraries. Inslead. Ihe IWA asked llie board io consider adding materials that showed the forest industry in a more positive light. But in reviewing the lisl of books in the library of West Sechelt Elementary School - where the issue was first raised - the board said Ihey felt a variety of viewpoints was adequate ly represented. \"I believe the process has been a fair one.\" said trustee Put Stuart, who chaired the earlier education committee meeting. She added lhat the challenge of the book had heightened Ihe board's awareness of a need lo be sensitive Io issues in ihe community. It also pointed to the need for a definite policy on materials which are questioned, she said. Following the decision, school board chairperson Maureen Clayton commented, \"It's the first time in my history with the board that a book has ever been challenged at this level. It's an interesting process.\" Despite recent national media attention to the controversy, only a handful of people showed up to watch the board's final vole on the issue, including Jim Gibson, a fourth-gener- alion loggei and parent who lodged llie initial complaint aboul Maxine's Tree. Following the meeiing. Gibson said he was satisfied with the decision. His main concern, he said, was lhat teachers and librarians mil present Iheir political beliefs to young children as facts in discussion of books like Maxine's Tree. \"I don't want my child to be given false information.\" he said. Gibson said he hoped it would be easier for parents lo express their concerns aboul school materials lo the board in the future. He added that the recent debate affected a much larger area than the Sunshine Coast and that the issues raised should be addressed by the Ministry of Education in Victoria. Friendly Country lA-ttion RotortsCreek Legion BntnohfaUB Fri. & Sat. Night Dinners Arc Back! 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As of Friday, March 1.1, $88.1.50 had accumulated, ihe goal is to reach $11150 hy March 25. Joel Johnstone photo wf MW*M CMpftf, bwt9ZV Moonshine Shores School District has survived a furor nf complaining by parents. The furor hit the Ian, so lo speak, when the commercial news-spreaders got hold of il and gave it wider publicity than news of Canada's collapse and the end of medicare and the old age pension \"What we need,\" said Moonshine's superintendent, Julius Schmidt, \"are more sensors oul in the community. In the past we have been doing our public relations wrongly.\" Sensory alert It was soon evident that by \"sensors\" he meant keeping tabs on heated local issues. Only then, he thought, could the schools be alerted during a workshop day to all the touchy topics lo be discreetly avoided. \"We don't want to see some kid, for instance, so stirred up that she wanls to hug a tree instead of her daddy \"Yes, if we had had our sensors activated,\" he said, \"that country wide coverage our district got could have been avoided and we could have remained the anonymous school district on the RC Coasl. \"You don't watch TV or read thai city paper?' the Moonshine superintendent's eyebrows lifted in disbelief. \"Then I'll give you the details.\" Lizzie and the Motor Car The details, it uinied out, were Ihe reading of a yet unpublished children's book and a lot of class discussion on il afterward, lhal lii the fuse lo the furor. The hook, Lizzie and the Motor Car, by a small Coast company called Muddy Moorings Inc., tells in graphic detail the effects on little children of the corrosive poison in car engine exhaust. A poison that will prevent their ever glowing up! So inflamed was one seven year old that she locked herself to Ihe steering wheel of her mother's car and hid the key. She refused lo go lo her music lesson three blocks away unless they walked. And then to walk everywhere else for ever after. Rallies and parades \"The mother demanded we take the book oul of the school,\" said Moonshine. \" The mother's activist group joined the protest saying any banning of automobiles would slop the country dead. 'How can we get to our rallies and protest parades,' they shouted at me, 'if we can't drive?'\" The latest from Moonshine Shores SD is thai the book is selling as fast as it can be stocked - countrywide too. Activist groups are buying it by the dozen as a focus for new protests from here lo Toronto. A rumour has it that this is all a devious ploy by the publisher lo sell more of the book, the first of a series, by the way. More power lo the sensor! 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Q, & ASSOCIATES COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL ROOFING Torch On Duroids 886-3426 I 'RENOVATIONS * ADDITIONS * SKYLIGHTS VINYL SIDING planned for March 14. The birthday lea is scheduled for March 24 at 3 pm.The last few teas have been well attended and we hope this one will be also. It is reliably reported that the monthly politick suppers are treats not to be missed. This month the date is March * 27 at fi pm and, as usual, will be followed by an evening of cards. The bowling witulup banquet is planned for April 18. Non-bowlers are welcome at a cost of $12 per person. The Gibsons Bus provides an important service for many of our members. Accordingly we were pleased to play a role in keeping the bus afloat by making a donation of $1,000 to the fund.Remember the date of the next general meeting, April 6 at 1:30 pm. Seniors workout Harmony Hall's the place Tuesday and Friday mornings where there is a big turnout for Lil's exercise classs - it's proving to be a favourite activity at the hall. 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It must be done in a way that supports families \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd and deciding how best to support families while protecting children involves looking at many of our most fundamental values. We need your views and ideas, and invite you to participate In a review of British Columbia's child protection legislation. The Honourable Joan Smallwood, Minister of Social Services, has appointed ,\\ 10- person panel to consult with British Columbians and to prepare a public report on WE NEED YOUR VIEWS Supporting Our Families; Protecting Our Children its findings. The report will provide a framework for new child protection legislation that will respond directly to the needs of today's children and families. Panel members will be in your community and arc interested in meeting with anyone who wishes to be heard. Consultation with the Aboriginal community is underway In a parallel process Watch for further information. PUBLIC MEETING: NORTH SHORE Delbrook Recreation Centre Tues. March 24, 1992 600 West Queens 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Panel members will be available for informal meetings in your area during the day. For further information, call the toll-free line. 1-800-663-1251 (8:30 - 4:30 Monday - Friday) If you would like to make a written submission please send one copy of your submission to: Community Panel Child Protection Legislation Review Parliament Buildings Victoria, BC. V8V 1X4 If you would like to speak at a public meeting, please book a time by calling 1-800-663-1251. Community Panel Child Protection Legislation Review Hon Joan Smallwood, Minister Responsible Province ol British Columbia LUCKY SHOPPER\" DAYS MAR. 16 - 28 WIN A $100.00 SHOPPING SPREE Come in to VIDEO ETC and enter the March 15 -April 30, 1992 30 Sweepstakes Prizes!!!!* PD-7'00 CD Plover ^taW PD-7'00 CD Player Suggested Pel.nl Price $469 \/ \\ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdP4051K 40\" Projection Television Suggested Retail Piice $3499 Thousands of Instant Win Prizes! \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Hotpop Microwave Popcorn \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Free Rent 2 Get 1 free Movie Rentals \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Skor Chocolate Bars \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Free Children's Movie Rentals \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd10 of each lobe awarded Nationally VIDE\ufffd\ufffd ETC Locally owned and operated \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 886-8312 SUNNYCREST MALL HIGHWAY 101 UPPER GIBSONS. B.C. . -.,. ....... -..-...\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,,...._.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . .,. Coast News Mjah ih l-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd_\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd LUCKY SHOPPER\" DAYS MAR. 16 - 28 WIN A $100.00 SHOPPING SPREE SPRING BREAK SPECIAL community One Week Onlit March 16-21' 20lt &k ALL PORCELAIN # DOLLS BRISG IS THIS AD AND GET A FURTHER 'mm X\\J discount ^7 Sorry No Lavjwavs On This Special Otter CiWsfines 886-357 SUNNYCREST MALL HIGHWAY 101 UPPER GIBSONS B C r These peahens of Roberts I'reek take in some momma dew off the roof of a resident s car. The perch also roberts creek makes for a goaid watchtovaer from vahich the peahens can look out for prowling dogs. Joel Johnstone photo V \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd HOME Install Vinyl Siding & Aluminum Soffit & Fascia \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Beautify your home and give it the new modern look for 1992. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Increase your home value. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Low maintenance costs. RENOVATIONS 4 ADDITIONS DOOR 4 WINDOW CONVERSIONS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION JIM BAIN 885-4572 Unit #7 - 5522 Wharf St.. Sechelt. B.C. kv toMftty Una*,, MC-221S Nov. isal il jhoui lime the truth is told jhoui the bicscle paih along the hijhway in Roberts Creek.' Creating a path is a great recreational idea hut it hasn't beer, properly or realistically done Have you ever attempted to nde your ten speed on this path\" You'd sink Jov.n at least a tn inches. Crusher dust on the path that wasn't properly packed Jov.n just sank into the mud when the rams came And the weeds love all that water Who fa going to pick the weeds and alder seedlings out every year'' The horse riders' Blaming Centra Gas Now Centra Gas is being blamed for the path's current condition and has promised to do some cleanup SCRD director Jeremy Frith has been quoted, \"1 hope the bicycle path will once again be usable Let's hope they i Centra Gasi can get it back into a state where tt fa usable again.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Usable to whom' The local din bikers. Harley riders'' Or horse riders'' 1 can see thetr wheels and hooves sinking too. but unless the path fa paved or blacktopped it is never, ever going lo be viable as a bicycle path Can you imagine raging along even when it dries out in the summer1' You'd have terminal road rash 11 you first weren't devoured by weed and muckmt'eMed crusher dust. Maintenance costs Since it's birth, the path according to the SCRD has spent approximately S2.000 in maintenance and it's original startup costs seem to be filed away on disk somewhere Regional director Jim Gurney criticized dirt bikers as well as horsenders for using the path and he probably was right, but the fact the path is unsuitable for bicycles should not keep others, including the above, from using the route that really doesn't go anywhere unless it connects up with Wilson Creek and then Sechelt m the future. Roberts Creek Beavers Recently 14 members of the 6th Roberts Creek Beaver Colony celebrated their first anniversary by trekking into North Vancouver to visit their sister colony, the Wh Seymour Both colonies were begun by the same leader in the month of March, but 18 years apart Together they enjoyed a hike in the Lynn Valley headwaters, lots of fun and a sleep- over. Both groups (43 Beavers altogether! had pancake breakfast and then attended the Vancouver\/Coast Regional Bowl-along A tired but happy group arrived back on the Coast late Sunday aftemrxm Earth Day Celebrations Earth Day celebration planning and preparations are underway m Roberts Creek. The location will he Cliff Gilker Park, the date tentatively April 26 and everyone is invited. The theme, of course, is concern for the environment. There will he tables set up for those promoting or selling environmentally friendly products There will also be a stage with live music and a kids zone including an environmental treasure hunt Walch for more details and start thinking aboul ways you can contribute to awareness of the plight of Mother Earth Library- News Attention all newcomers to Roberts Creek. Come and visit our community library. The shelves are bursting with new books including books recalling history in the Creek and the Sunshine Const. You may become a member for S3 annually. Library hours Tuesdays 3 pm to 9 pm, Thursdays 3 pm to 7 pm. and Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm. PUBLIC NOTICE j : SINGER warehouse sale Sunnycrest Mall, Gibsons March 26-27-28 ': \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.''\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdvw Compulsive eating workshop planned Misunderstood disorder to be discussed Compulsive eating is chronic and progressive, severely affecting the self-esteem of the individual Lntil recently, health care professionals have researched and given attention and treatment to anorexics and bulemics believing the compulsive eater merely suffers from a lack of self-control and will power Ignored and unrecognized is the fact that compulsive eating behaviour temporarily blocks out painful feelings, calms anxiety and subdues tension. It is not until eating is returned to its natural place in one's life and one's self-concept is improved and one's problems are dealt with directly, that weight can be lost and maintained. A workshop called Put Eating in ns Natural Place has been organized March 28 at Gibsons Driftwood Inn to help those suffering from this compulsive disorder. Pre-register by March 24 by phoning Marie Cochrane, founder and director of Vancouver's National Institute of Compulsive Eaters, at 1-737-1233. Variety Foods \ufffd\ufffd**k &% w Pastries \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Spices Lunches \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Deli Health Food Fresh Pasta Gibsons Landing 886-2936 $499 i i 3-4 Thread Serger $389 i i j&atEB :>lll m LIMITED QUANTITIES ALL MERCHANDISE '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd HAS FULL ' WARRANTY Free Instructions k.aA WE REPAIR SEWING MACHINES &SERGERS $399 T 1J 3\" 22 PATTERN SEWING MACHINE NOT EXACTLY M ILLUSTRATED ALL OTHER MACHINES ON SALE 3 Thread Serger MOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED Sunnycrest Mall March .26-.27-.28 VISA-CHEQUE-CASH-FINANCE SINGER WAREHOUSE SALE MANUFACTURING QUALITY SINCE 1851 VANCOUVER OFFICE PHONE: 872-2588 ftgtt Crown ^urnishingt QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS \ufffd\ufffd PRESENTS A This 54* roll top with letter or legal size file drawers HOW % OKLf 83900 Selection of OAK roll top desks in all sizes Starting at $298\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 42\" round OAK table 18\" leaf. 4 Arrow Back Solid Oak Side Chairs ,59900 GREAT SELECTION \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd GREAT PRICES SURREY PUCE MALL King George Hwy. (Close to Food Far) 582-3008 KERRISDALE 5515 W. Boulevard 261-3892 CHAMPLAIN MALL 54th and Kerr 433-3680 j . ^^...,. ..-.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd?-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd f \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .... \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd --\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - : - - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- ~ ' Coasl News, Maiat) 16. 1992 community Gibsons food bank reaps community help The Yesterday Today Tomorrow fashion show at the Sechelt Indian Band Hall wrapped up with a --rand finale of clamorous wedding attire. Jm-I Johnstone photo For over five years Nifty Thrifty's and the Gihsoas Food Bank have been operating in what was once a meeting and dance hall over Ken's Lucky Dollar in lower Gibsons. On February 11, at its fifth annual general meeting, il was reported that 50 to 55 bags of groceries are given out Iwice a month to needy families in the Gibsons area. It was also reported that due to regular support by donors and to the success of the entirely volunteer staff of Nifty Thriftv's, ihe Gibsons Community Self-Help Society (GCSHS) is in ihe black.' Unlike other food banks, as reported in the Canadian Association of Food Banks, Gibsons, after the initial opening months, has not been obliged to hold large fund-raising events for the food hank because Nitty Thrifty's has been bringing in sufficiem funds lo cover much of llie cos! of operation. The support of the community has been tremendous from the oulscl and the volunteer members of GCSHS board of diieclors have asked me to thank all of those supporters for giving generously of their lime, expertise and monetary donations. At the agm, the new board of directors of GCSHS was elected as follows: president, Daphne Taphouse; vice-president, Barbara Ferrell; secretary-treasurer, Thelnia Slade and direclors-al-large Eleanor Arnold, Alia MacKenzie, Shirley Lewis, Helen Rabv and Owen Robertson. \"LUCKY SHOPPER\" DAYS MAR. 16 - 28 WIN A $100.00 SHOPPING SPREE ALL GARDEN PRODUCTS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.-.*- ;>.!*W.-: - Jr\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.*\ufffd\ufffdU2\ufffd\ufffdje.2\ufffd\ufffd IN EVERY WAY SUNNYCREST MALL HIGHWAY 101 UPPER GIBSONS. B.i sechelt scenario by Margaret Witt, 885-4406 A bone marrow donour information and registration meeting will he held Monday, March 2.1 at 7:30 pm in Qreenecotirl Hall on Medusa Street, Sechelt, Persons aged 17 lo 59, or people who are regular blood donours up to age 65, are encouraged to attend. If enough interest is shown, a bone marrow donour clinic will be arranged for the Sunshine Coast. Please come to the meeting and see what it's all about. Coast Bridge Club The club raised $210 at its March 8 meeiing. The money was donated to the Canadian Cancer Society. Thirty-two players turned oul for the meet, which was held at the Driftwood Inn and resulted in a tie for first place between Jean Coyle of Sechelt and Jean Hardie. George Jacobs took third place. The newly formed club (Sunshine Coast Bridge Club) meets Tuesdays at 8 pm and Wednesdays at 1 pm in Greenecourt Hall. Partners unguaranteed. For more information call 885-5552. Hospital auxiliary Just a reminder to all members of the Sechell branch: dues may be paid at Bobbies in Trail Bay Mall or call Janice at 885- 2767. SPCA news Just $5 will buy you membership in the Sunshine Coast SPCA and it may be the most rewarding $5 you ever spent. The animals always need our help, but of course, they can't ask for it themselves, that's why I'm asking now. Mail your membership to: Box 2094, Sechelt BC, or drop it off at Gibsons Pet and Supplies in the IGA Mall and in Sechelt at the New Pet Food Store. Be sure to watch for the annual raffle. Film and slide Show There will be a film and slide show Saturday, March 21 at St. Hilda's Hall at 7:30 pm. Visit the cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde and Canyon Chelly with Mary Pellatt. Bea and Bill Rankin will take you to see Ihe Grand Canyon and other state parks in the Western U. St. Pat's Day Tuesday, March 17 is St. Patrick's Day and I wish you this: \"May the road rise to meet you and may the wind always be at your back...\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'-' V a North 3 Oaks 767 North Rd. Gibsons, B.C. 26 Adult Oriented Single Level Townhomes Phase 3&4 Now Selling! For Mine Information Please Call: Twin Oaks Development Corp. 886-4680 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd --.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd..-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- -a \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -j fr - Member ot ALLIED The Careful Movers 1 4 LONG DISTANCE MOVING We can move you L , ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD LEN WRIT'S TRANSFER LTD. Custom Packing. Storage, Local & Long Distance Moving HWY. 101. GIBSONS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.;,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. 886-2664 community davis bay news urn ki yuALrn g>Misiiil.*i CI I LULOSE WIN A TRIP - MAZATLAN O 386^8741 \ufffd\ufffd by Jo-Anne Sheanh, M5-3M* l hope yon en-oyed ihe column test week on our stained glass artist, Ernie Wood This week, I would like to share with you some of the iiueiesiing memories Ernie reminisced abom He was bom June 25. ISMO in Vancouver and every summer alter was s|X'iu holidaying ai Buccaneer H.i\\ His father, being ,i school teacher, ensured the lamily a two monlh vacation away from the city S.S. Comox Families loaded all iheir belongings, food, lents and row boats on to the old I'nion Steamship, s.s Comox, and sailed oui ol the haibour BpfOUtQ the) Stopped at the docks in Roberts Creek and Sechell, where ihey unloaded people, provisions and mail When the ship arrived in Buccaneer H.i>. she dropped anchor next to a float oul in the bay, whereupon the freight doors were opened and the towboatB were launched The supplies, baggage, lenls, hiinhei and anything else thai would be needed lor a two-month sia> were transported to shore. Alter several trips, the family would finally halfmoon bay happenings pile into the boat and row to land. Setting up camp Then, as now, everyone had a job to do when setting up camp. Fathers and brothers would erect the tents; one for sleeping and the other for eating. Mothers and sisters wre responsible for arranging the foodstuffs, the bedding, the washing facilities and organizing meals. By the end of the first day, everything in camp was in order. Emie has precious old photos taken by his Dad of these early days dating back as far as 1912. They show a cluster of tents along the shore with swimmers and sunbathers in the foreground. It must truly have been a camper's paradise in those days. No phones, TV, newspapers or radios. Murder mystery Ernie will be 82 this year but what a phenomenal memory he has. He cites names, dales band incidences off the top of his head with no hesitation. I was deliciously captured by his story of a murder mystery in Halfmoon Bay that occurred in the 1920s. There was a logging camp operating on Vaughn's Island, which is now known as North Thormonby, where a pretty young girl, about 20 years of age, was working as a cook. She and her boyfriend were living in Halfmoon Bay and were planning marriage. A married man in his 50s by the name of Lawrence, who operated his own fishboat, became infatuated with the girl. Upset over his unwelcome advances she sought her boyfriend's protection. He, in turn, warned Lawrence to leave her alone. Ambush One night, when the boyfriend was returning home, he was ambushed and shot dead. Every clue pointed lo Lawrence who had suddenly disappeared. The BC Provincial Police, with their dogs, were called in and on extensive manhunt was launched. The fishboat was found adrift, but there was no sign of Lawrence, nor has there ever been. It was concluded that he had deliberately faked his death, picking up passage on a ship leaving the country. The case remains unsolved to this day. Emie Wood has many such stories to tell. We do well to listen lo the memories of our older generation. Wc stand lo learn a lot. by Ruth Forrester, 885-2418 H\\ now you will have received OUI new newspaper called llie Coasl News Week ender We are all very proud of ihis new publication and know lhal you will enjoy receiving il in your mailbox, This column will still remain in the Coasl News, as will all the community columns In the first issue of the Weekender there was a report ol llie official opening of Ihe Welcome Beach Hall Two very important names were left oul, those of Queenle Burrows and Then Leucine, IhhIi of whom so graciously poured the tea and colfee for the many guests who enjoy the opportunity lo chat with these charming Welcome. Beach pioneers. Apologies for the omission, ladies. Big event The first big event at the hall will be this Saturday, March 21, when Nikki Weber will present an 'Evening of Harmony' featuring Dierdre with her quartet Straight From The Heart Tickets are available at the B&J Store, the store at Milore Nursery and at Books & Stuff in Trail Bay Mall. Tickets are only $6 each, and you will also enjoy selections by the Barhary Company. The following Saturday, 5 speed manual transmission with overdrive \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 5 6L\/100 km. or 50 mpg. city, 4.51\/100 km or 63 mpg. highway' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd electronic fuel injection \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd power front disc\/rear drum brakes \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd rear window defogger \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd cloth reclining buckel seats \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd no deductible 3 year\/60,000 km. warranty & \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\/ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdy J \/-y * 7740 '168\/. mo. 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' MSfiP to' 1992 baie model Metro, Tracker aid Storm respectively Pncei for Metro and T-acker include $500 rebate token Rebate include-, GSf F-e.ghi of 1350 (.Ue'ro|\/S350 (Trocker)\/$400 (Storm) end applicable ta\ufffd\ufffdei ext'o Dealer may tell for lei! 4 wheel drive and hmdlop available at e.fra coH * 'Paymenlj for Me\"o\/Tracker bated or. 6 9%\/7 9% APR GMAC financing fa- 48 months with I 5\"= downpayment. OAC. and do not .**clude caih bock Example J7004\/J9984 f na.X\ufffd\ufffdKl over 48 tnomhi of 6 9%\/7 9% woothly payment it $l67 39\/$243 27 coit of borrowing il $1030 7?\/$l692 96. total amount repcj.d ,i $8034 72\/$I 1.676 96 Aisoming $500 rebate not token, e\ufffd\ufffdect ve rote ll 9 85 V9 96V coit of borrowing fi $ 1498 01\/$2160 25 Finance ondcaih back offen may not be combined See dealer for detoi'i tBaied on Tranjpoi Canada IMmAodl LIMITED TIME OFFER Sunshine Motors Ltd. 885-5131 March 28 is Pub Night, an evening nf fun and games at Ihe Welcome Beach Hall. Members and friends are welcome for $3.50 at Ihe door. Games, singa- long and refreshments are on the evening's agenda. School news The Country Hoedown Family Dinner and Dance at Halfmoon Bay School last Friday was a rip-roarin' success. Winners of the raffle were announced: first prize of two nights at Whistler went to Aubrey Hudson; second prize of a hand-blown glass dish went to G. Madsen; and a third hand- blown dish was won by Carl Bonneau. Thank you from all at the school to those who helped support their fundraising for the upcoming ski trip. Starting after spring break there will be weekly assemblies with ihe primary classes plus Ms. Pohlmann's class every Friday at 10 am for singing, story telling and general announcements. Writing Contest At the March meeting of the Suncoast Writers' Forge held last Wednesday the winners of Ihe Suncoaster Writing Contest were announced. First prize in the fiction category of a cheque for $100 was won by Angela Wiens of Madeira Park for her story Time For Time; second prize of $50 went to Maureen Goldman of Gibsons for Full Moon; and third prize of $25 to Maggie Mondey of Roberts Divine Gantlet. In the non-fiction category, first prize winner was Deanna Lueder of Sechelt who wrote Oh, Mother Full Of Grace and who received a cheque for $100; second prize of $50 was won by Stuart Young of Gibsons for An Odd Faculty; and third prize went to Margaret Watt of Sechelt for Lost And Found. There were 40 manuscripts submitted, among which were several earning very close to the winning scores. They, together with the winning entries, will be published in the 1992 Suncoaster Magazine, which will he in the book stores by early summer. Western Canada's Laigesl aSi'RiN<; ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE SHOW\/SALE Mcpherson centre 7325 MacPheison Ave., Burnaby (lum Soulh 5500 block Kingsway) Mar. 19-20-21 Thurs. 5pm-10pm Fri. 10am-10pm Sat. 10am-5pm 95 Sellers with a vast selection for spring Admission $4.00 pAf\"\ufffd\ufffd* FOOD R,*E8 NOSTALGIA GALORE TOSLAND SHOWS 604431-0900 ia-..\ufffd\ufffd,..\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJm.,a-i-.t.-.-A.t,t.aL tMnata-tMAAMM Coast News, March Id, 1492 jj^u Your Familu Fond S7nr 0<\">, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdaw. V m#Pl %t Cheese Slices 3 \"ar. IS '6 In addition to the successful Save-A-Tape Option 1 Your club or organization collects Shop-Easy cash register receipt tapes and receives a $20 food voucher' for every $5000 worth of tapes (from the previous year). Over the years this has been a very successful fund-raiser. If your group isn't already participating and would like more information phone the service counter at 885-2025. \/\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd***''I \ufffd\ufffd]? m tr% 1.11 .49 .98 2.98 These are just a few of the more than 350 specials you'll find in store for you. Groceries Schneider's - process Cheese) Slices 500g Frozen Christie's Ritz Crackers 450g Soft Drinks - Reg or diet 7Up or Pepsi 21. Hi Dri - Jumbo Paper Towels Delsey Bathroom Tissue case of 12x4 roll -|68 2 roll pkg \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd *^ Kleenex - ass't Facial Tissues 10O's.l5O's,2OO's 128 Bakery 454g. Devil's Food 1-99 You can't buy Nabob in die U.S. - its only available in Canada. 'Dial's why... TheBuck StopsHe Buy4,Save$4 On four 300g packs of Nabob Tradition coffee*, BjC.qcHnmerdal Grade \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd73kg \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' B.C. ' Ja\\\ufffd\ufffdT\\ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' BpWMWBMIWi ,'*WlBiW\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*MBH^P^^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdi\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd *t\ufffd\ufffdai:\ufffd\ufffdij >w.aaw^am*\"*r*A CaUfamfei l(fl38 i^Hl.VFP* ^kWa\\\\\\WW9t^0 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd**\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (lVs1*M-ll*v KajJ 9M lit MittdOm':^.'. : \"3PO ' Barttott Pears 1*72 kg . # Oib i-S,Wt, 8S Meat Fresh - Family Pack Frying Chicken aJKk ef%\ufffd\ufffd% Halves ^Ml 2.82 kg M lb Fresh - Bone In Pork Shoulder .jra Butt Roast 3.48 kg l5*0.!* Canada Grade A Beef - Bone In ja\\ eo Prime Rib Steaks 10.10 y^V^a Fresh - Whole Cut-Up 43ft Frying Chicken 3.04 kg I \"\ufffd\ufffdib Schneiders OM Fashion Hams OQfi or Ham Nuggets 8.78 kg O m Reg, M Beef & Lifestyle OQft Schneiders Weiners45og ma1 ea Kent - Sliced '0%a*Xfk Side Bacon soog adETea Schneider's - Ukranlan and Ham Farmers Market >\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 7A Sausage soog *w Fresh Oysters Lsozcup %*- ea We reserve the right to limit quantities No Name - concentrate Orange Juice 341ml Snow Crest - fancy peas, corn, brussel sprouts or Mixed Vegetables....!kg Dalryland Cremo Congratulations to Gloria Cairns and Jen Dumaresq Winners of our in-store draw for ski passes Our Recycling Depot is Open 9:30 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 5:30 Everyday Except Holidays Deli _ _ I BsaaataMteat CMI Bavarian twawnn Mm ^L^^^BW .^a\\^^a\\W loog m^mtW^taWW Kohler'aSUced AA B\ufffd\ufffdJf^\"8Bl wVBBBap8Vy*B* -HAa\/jltJ \\\\%^i\\\\\\\\\\W^a\\\\\\\\\\w Any Deli Item Limit one per customer Offer Expires March 22, 1992. MMMMMiMi litlltaMjaMaMmmaM .at :\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ..\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd< 11 -,tJJ (.iM-at INl'WS. M.Hlh It.. I *>*)..' Notice to the Public During any strike action at St Mary's Hospital, only urgent cases will be admitted to the hospital or treated in the emergency room Laboratory and radiology diagnostic services will also be available to only emergency and very urgent cases It appears a strike will not be called before March 27. 1992 The hospital will be admitting and treating the usual range of cases until a few days before the 27th After March 19th elective admissions will be stopped Only urgent and emergency cases will be admitted and day care surgery will be performed. Laboratory, x-ray. physiotherapy and emergency loom should be able to provide their usual services up to March 26th. bul not beyond thai date. We anticipate that medical clinics on the Sunshine Coast may extend Iheir hours ol service lo accommodate patients in need during a strike. ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL Sechelt, B.C. community Xenmar \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.Draperies \\ NEEDLH RAn SUPPLIES MH-2274 BUILDING SUPPLIES HARBOUR BOATTOPS 883-2929 Taps, Tarps 6 Coven Upholstery 6 Repairs FOODLINER Check our flyer ,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd: MARINA PHARMACY 8in-2l)K\ufffd\ufffd lofin Henry's MARINA TOTAL SHOPPING 7 DAYS A WEEK All Chevron Products 883-2253 TAFFY'S Family Clothing Store & Lotto Centre Io%OFF FOR ALL SENIORS Mikleini Park Centre MADEIRA MARINA 883-2266 \"RECREATION Pender Harbour Golf Course Visitors Welcome 1 \/. M North ol Garden Bay Rd., Hwy 101 883-9541 Pender Harbour Legion ||] Branch 112 -' Members & Quests Always Welcome Telephone 883-9632 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*-, ii.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdh..u,. IH 88t.26.0 MM I1AII \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd TA< Kit SHOP lONVINIINU SKHII Pender Harbour's ONLY Full Line Sporting Goods Store Francis Penensula Place Comei ol Sunshine Coast Hwy & Francis Pemnsuia Rd. 883-2763 CONTRACTING MOBILE HOMES NEW AND USED INSTANT HOUSING 883*9338 OR 580-4321 CALL COLLECT NEED THIS SPACE? CALL DENISE AT 885-3930 Madeira Park Fun House Fun for thai whole famfly. 7 PAYS A WEEK 883-9880 HAIRDRESSERS ROOFING Klein(fa.*T Tar & Gravel, Shakes, Shingles, Metal Roofs, Torch On, Durolds | 883-9303 y matrix Miss Siiiiny'.s HAIR BOIITIQUE 883-27 IS SERVICES Peninsula Power & Cable Ltd. High and low voltage power lines Outdoor Sub-Stations 883-2218 Ceil. 7111 Hugh W.Jones IAWYER 883-9525 R.ay Hansen Trucking|| & Contracting Gravel, Clearing Septic Systems 883-9SSS DINING NEED THIS SPACE? CALL DENISE AT 885-3930 Garden Bay Hotel maimiwll Reataiwanl \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd iftxwfl. AIT CNUtMt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd atahlid cnaiwa \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd BI.. wmaaa Put, Restaurant 8832674 883-9919 Pender Harbour Realty 883-9525 F\/VXi 88 S-9524 egmont news bYL|MMMt,tS3-11M Seems that eveiyooe's off on their own turf doin' lhal spring clean thing Clean oul Ihe gardens, clean out the house, add on some gardens, add on some house If you are doing some consiruelion be aware lhal Ihe WCB represeiualive is making house calls io see if \"Yer doin il right.\" Remember the SCB slogan \"Nobod> moves, nobody gels hurl!\" Harbour Hegemony? A new sign has popped up on Highway 101. As you leave Larls Cove and you are travelling south you'll see a couple of signs saying various lliings and iheu .1 new one Before you gel lo Egmont Koad you'll see \"entering Pender Harbour.\" We all are one'1 Peridot Har hour Cher Alles'.' I don't think so We figure Ihe sign belongs jusl north ot the golf course, eh? Bul we'll wail palienlly for the proper atilhorilies lo move it, won't we liginonslers'1 Looking ahead The community club has purchased a new. yes, brand new lawn mower. Noi the kind you sil on. bul a powerful push unit. People should he lined up lo mow llie school field this summer. No more searching for someone willing lo tight wilh a Stubborn, burnt out, falling apart, nnifferless old mower. Bul seriously folks, if some- lime this summer you see the school Held gelling longer than some of the local hair-do's, phone Bill Hall to set up your own private lawn mowing session. I he Pender Harbour Volunteer Fire Department is seeking donations from the community Tor an operating budget for this new emergency vehicle, the truck is a refurbished milk wagon the department spent long hours rebuilding. harbour watch Pender science fair winners appeared in this section of last week's Coasl News, not another group of Pender secondary sludenis bound for Paris. by Jicalyn Vincent, M3-2840 The Science I'air al the Pendei Harbour High School was a big hil The winners are as follows: Science 8: Roll Harrison. Andrew Joss. Julia Forward. Macklin Mcl-adyen Hill, Dcven Cameron, Kelly Williamson. Erin l-'earn and Sieve Rolslon Science 9; Sarah Malcolm. Silas White, Amber Nelson, Kristine Reagh, Heather Lee and Renee i.cBlanc. Congratulations, All the winners will have the opportunity to compete in the 10th annual Regional Science Fair this year from April 9 lo 11, held at BCIT as part of their open house. The sludenis and the public will also be able lo lour the different displays and departments along wilh meeting the other participants from all over Ihe Lower Mainland. Music concerts The Pender Harbour Music Society will be hosting two concerts in our area. The first will be on March 22 beginning at 3 pm in the music school when The Pacific Arts Ensemble will be performing classical music for all to enjoy! Tickets arc available al Sunny's Hair Salon in Madeira Park. Members are $8 and non-members are $10. The prime lime concert will be held March 29 on Sunday evening beginning at 6 pm in the community hall. All the people who will be performing in Ihe Sunshine Coasl Music Feslival from our area will he here io entertain us. Definitely a multitude of talent, Donations will be accepted at the door. Refreshments will also be served. Auxiliary- fundraiser Every year the Pender Harbour Branch of St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary has a major fundraising event. This year as for the past few years, Ihey will he having their Spring Lunch and Fashion Show, March 28 al llie community hall starting al 11:45 am. Tickets are S10 and will be available from merchants. If you plan on attending please try to buy your tickets in advance so the members can plan for il. The proceeds from these events go to our bursary fund and towards buying equipment for the hospital. Sports Cards Club Pender Harbour does have everything. A Sports Cards Club has now been started in Gem Fenn's home, meeiing every firsl Sunday of each month. Have fun sharing your knowledge, trading and collecting new cards. For further details phone Gerri at 883*3461. You may leave message also. As the tide changes The constitution was passed for GRIP. This is a grcai step for recycling in our area. Don't forget the wildlife meeting on March 17 at the music school beginning at 7:30 pm. Bird buffs - many birds love bread of all kinds bul find it hard, difficult to break up and swallow. The general rule is lo soak all bread in water first before feeding your little feathered friends. Happy belated birthday to Jim Martin. Until nexl week - he good to yourself. golden lifelines SKfe \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd YOITUE HONE FREE. With Westwood Manufactured Home Packages Why pay retail mark-ups or sales commissions when you want a new home? 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Province. _Phone_ I 5337-180th ST., SURREY, | BC, CANADA V3S 4K5 5 Phone tor Information: ! 574-0112 Everyone Welcome \"111 Vmen tottaou* <* ^ 883-9541 Bring in this ad for 2fori Golf Based on 18 Hole Daily rate Green Fees Pre-Booking of Tee-Off Times Required by Joyce Ostry Spring seems lo he here, although I doubt it's here to stay. The Lynn Valley Lions Club in conjunction with the District of North Vancouver and its Centennial Projects Program recently completed a Nature Trail for the disabled. I had put a line through the word 'picnics' because of having difficulties getting around. There are many of us (as grandparents) who don't handle the trails and rocks near the sea because of canes, walkers and wheelchairs. This new park has approximately one kilometre of trails along the eastern bank of Lynn Creek. The hard surface is ideal for those troubled wilh mobility difficulties. You could visit with your family and friends along with experiencing Lynn Creek - from roaring rapids to gentle murmur - as it winds toward the sea. Convenient, ample parking is available. Elderly poor In the past weekend Vancouver Sun, there was an article on the fastest growing number of poor is the adull woman between 50 and 64 years old. Employers hold these women in bondage because they know and use the fact that she could not get another job at that age. The women hang.in and can't wait until they're 65 and gel their pension. Often, dogfood appears in their grocery baskets and they don't have a dog. \"Current food costs for a nutritional food basket according to Agriculture Canada (for a single person) is $135.23. Cleaning supplies and staples are not included. Many of my friends would jump on their crutches, canes, walkers and wheelchairs (one can do a wheely, with practice of course) with this amount of money to spend on food. Thank food banks These same friends are eating on $80 to $90 a month and would say nothing is fair in this world and thank God for the soup kitchens and food bank. Please don't shake your head over this and think that it doesn't happen here. I personally know of one person who lives here who has two teenage boys and can't get lo the food bank because she hasn't the $1.25 lor the bus. Harrison trip You still have time lo reserve a seat on the bus going to Harrison Hot Springs lor an outing April 6, 7 and 8. May Widman at 885-5200 is handling arrangements, Easter sale The Easter sale and luncheon has been changed from March 14 to April 4. Hands are needed for crafts and pompoms will lie needed soon for weddings ami parade floats. Phone Mona at 885-9392 or Connie at 885-2585 for ordering There are 21 different colours and combinations and they cost 20 cents a piece. Joys rer w Good Till Dec. 31 COFFEE SHOP NOW ..OPEN exciting new menu Mon. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Fri. 9:00\ufffd\ufffdm \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd JiOOpm Sal. Sa Sara. 9:00am - 5:00pm EVERYONE WELCOME TERMINAL Forest Products Ltd. LOG BUYING STATION Competitive Prices Camp Rim CEDAR -FIR - HEMLOCK 886-7033 \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\"-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^ ~^'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdr-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd> \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd--\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:-. ;,-.\ufffd\ufffd.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- * * \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- a. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Coast News, March l(\ufffd\ufffd, 19*)2 U leisure SfxcutUty Pet Foods I iiu luiliiij' Nutro Max, Science \\ Diet amllAMS 5641 Cowrie Street, Sechelt (across from Ilia- Bank <>f Montreal) 885-8843 ] Trio Amahile, in the form of Kathleen Rudolph on flute, Linda Lee Thomas on piano and Eugene Osadchy oi cello, provided an appropriate finale to the Countryside Concerts at the Twilight Theatre on March the 8. Lionel Trudel pholo Trio Amabile plays fitting finale to Countryside concert series by lionet Trudel The conclusion to this season's Countryside Concerts brought Trio Amabile (Kathleen Rudolph, flute, Linda Lee Thomas, piano and Eugene Osadchy, cello) to the Twilight Theatre March 8, a filling finale to a season of superb music with the talents of three exciting individuals. Interpretations of the likes of Haydn, Dvorak & Weber gave a variety of expressions to Arts council efforts appreciated Baha'i \\1\/ Faith V\\\\ The Baha'i teat liui^s spo.ik noi only lo the spirit of man, but Ihe ho,rrt... For Information Call: 886-2078 or 885-7259 the receptive patrons of the Twilight. In particular. The Jet Whistle, by H. Villa-Lobos, was a stimulating deviation from the usual chamber fare. It gave the afternoon a distinct twist with a somber. Intense piece of music that riveted listeners with its shrill tones. This piece was performed wilh only the flute and cello. on the arts beat The fortune of the concert series is truly apparent in the quality of performers it has attracted. The vast spectrum of experienced professional musicians that have performed for Sunshine Coast residents is only attributed to the efforts of the volunteers of the Arts Council, the sponsors and the support of the audiences. The benefits of these concerts range from the immeasurable enjoyment by music lovers, to the inspiration of new musicians, to a simple appreciation of art. These features are the reason for such an event, and with any fortune, will be the driving force behind the continuation of future concerts. The appreciation of everyone that has contributed to delivering the fine variety of concerts is deservedly extended. Gibsons Legion Branch #109' Wednesday Evenings Saturdays General Meeting Tues. March 11 8pm MEMBERS AND GUESTS WELCOME 886-24 11 The Art Centre's March 18 program will introduce you to surrealism. The Threshold of Liberty video from the Shock of ihe New series makes this contemporary art movement easy to understand. The second video, Metamorphosis, shows Vancouver artist Jack Shadbolt creating his images. We are fortunate to have artisl and art school instructor Don Jarvis to introduce the videos and to answer your questions. Join us al the arts centre in Sechell at 7:30 pm. Admission is $4. Exhibitions The annual Young People's Own Show at the arts centre is in its final week and should noi be missed if you lake pleasure in the artwork of children. Their work has a directness often lost as an artist matures. Bob Steele spoke March 4 (as pari of the Art Contact Program) about his conviction thai children use drawing as language, one that may serve iheir needs in different ways, and sometimes more effectively, than spoken language can. The sense of narration is often very strong, and is fre quently combined with bold handling and delight in the manipulation of the materials. Be sure to see this show before it closes Friday, March 20. Viewing hours are 11 am to 4 pm, Wednesday to Friday. Regional Juried Show This preliminary to the provincial Images and Objects X has a deadline for submissions at 4 pm Friday, March 20. Any artists wishing to include work must register and deliver it before then. Information and entry forms are available at the arts centre. Critique The jurors for the Regional Show will comment on the works submitted and accepted starting 10 am at the centre, Sunday, March 22. This will be followed by a reception and luncheon where discussion can continue at an even more informal level, at 12 noon. Everyone who is interested is welcome to attend. The Sunshine Coast Arts Centre is located at the comer of Trial and Medusa Streets in Sechelt. The gallery is open Wednesday to Saturday 11 am to 4 pm and Sunday 1 pm to 4 pm. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdwiPT Pebbles from the past Grant Island is a small island off the mouth of Secret Cove and Is called \"Huh- ami8-say-ko\" by the Sechelt people. The story says that the gods were holding a feast after having created the world. It was realized that there was no water for the feast so one of the gods struck the rock with his staff, creating the spring. As the Inlet and outlet are below the surface, this small pool never overflows. It is covered with an unusual watercress. In the old days, canoe travellers would stop there to drink the cool, healing waters. It is imperative that we become sensitive to the mythology of our area and protect it for future generations. It is i where our natural environment and man meet. Pebbles Realty is proud to present this series on the story of our community's growth. There will be a number of articles in this series and they will be numbered. We will begin with the aboriginal people and then go on to present the explorers, the original Gibsons family, and then a number of buildings and sites that were part of our past - some which are still a part of the community. Basil Ine at Ihe \"Spring of the finds\" on Grant Island. \\ Teme es REALTY LTD. We at Pebbles trust this journey through through time will enhance our spirit of community through, knowledge of our young history, Your local Hell E\ufffd\ufffdm\ufffd\ufffd Compiny - Olbioni Quay\/ Bon 335. Oowot Point Ro\ufffd\ufffdd. Olbiont, B.C. VOW IVO Phon\ufffd\ufffd: aa\ufffd\ufffd-SI07, Vm. toll trail 6\ufffd\ufffdt-3044,ll\ufffd\ufffd: H6-WH0 Ami lii -M*^ STUART FLOCKHART DENTURIST Member of the B.C. Denturist Assoc. \ufffd\ufffd302 Teiedo Square Sechelt, B.C. Phone: 885-2633 RAVENS CRY THEATRE SOCIETY for the performing arts Carla Dodek pet forming piano selections from Mozart, Schubert, Ravel and Debussy Saturday, March 28 8:00 pm \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Tickets: $10.00 -*K!OS COMPANY presents Claire De Lune West Vancouver Community Adult Concert Band rv* Sunshine (bast Arts Council Presents Lyn Vernon In Concert Sunday, April 26 For your convenience you now can purchase tickets at Reflections in Madeira Park-883 2545 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd and Sayward Books in Gibsons-886-3626 Call box office for information: 885 4673 > \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdMuMLWlBarihiteL^fliM 14 Coasl News. March n>. l->l>-' CU It: NEW? On the Coast Baby Bride or bride to be Have we visited YOU yet? We have Gifts to welcome you. CALL US\/ Helen Milbiim Nan Nanson 886-8676 Mulli Dul|\ufffd\ufffdt 885-5847 886-3416 Roseinane Cook 885-5821 leisure Dining guiDE Your guide to the finest in area dining a listing of restaurants ad pubs Featured Restaurant of the Week *v.\\\\ \\Whi \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Dining at its finest Magnificent Seafood & Gourmet Cuisine Uninterupted view of Porpoise Bay from each table Lunch specials offered daily Ask about our special New Year's Eve seatings. Gift certificates available. Reservations recommended. Lunch: 11 am - 2pm Dinner Irom 5pm Tuesday - Sunday 88S-:i847 f. Porpoise Bay Rd., Sechell FAMILY DINING Andy's Restaurant - Lunch .md dlnnei special I'very day. Every Wednesday night is Prime Rib Nipto. House ipccUl* lles include veal dishes, steaks., seafood, pasta, pizza, Thai fiHttl and lots <'t NKSV dishes Don't miss Andy's neat Bninch Buffet evety Sund;iv from II am - 2:.U) [im. Hwy 101, Giltsntis, RRfi-A.-.R8 Open Sunday and Monday 11 am - 9 pm, Tuesday - s imnl.is 11 .im - 10 pm The Boat HOUSe - lust a terry ride away in heuiiiitid Hdiseshoe Bay, ot lining daily choices of tn'sh and flash frozen seatixxl liom die West, Fast and Hull (nasls as well as a variety \"t other specialties Join ils alter 3 pm for dinner 01 fot 010 spec* tacular .Sunday Brunch, served between Ml JO am and 2 pm. Friendly service in a relaxed atmosphere and fabulous meats are just somr ot the rrasons you'll keep coming hack. If you have an important tendezvous or a feny to catch, please let us know ami we'll make the necessary accommodations. For reservations call 921-8188. All major credit cards accepted. Cate Pierrot - Comfortable atmosphere with want), helpful stall Homemade pastas, quiches and daily specials are all prepared with die freshest Ingredients \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd both healthful and delicious Our whole wheat btead .and scrumptious desserts are baked fresh daily, on die premises. Outside dining, take out otdets tor the beach and cap* pucino are available. The Coasts 6 bistro...as unique as the Coast itself. Monday to Saturday, 9 am - 5 pm. Closed Sunday. Teredo Square, Sechelt Phone ahead (OI your lunch! 885*9962 Coast ClUb Cafe - Biiglii. open, casual ilminj! (or bii-akfasl and lunch. Fresh is the oider of the day for all ot out menu items Big burgers, pasta dishes, Mexican specials, sandwiches, salads and a variety of daily features, With a F.nropean flair, the Coast Club Cate offers dining at reasonable prices Open fiom 6 am daily Join ns for weekend brunch 5519 Wharf Am* . Sechelt, 885-9.144. Visa, Mastercard and American Fxpress accepted - sealing for 60 Haid-A-Way Restaurant - Bring the whole lamily and jum us tor great dining at Ihe Haid-A-Way Restaurant in OlbSOM Motor Inn on Hwy 101 al Park Kd Oui friendly, helpful stall and warm, pleasant atmosphere will add to wiw enjoyment of our excellent liteaktast, lunch and dinnei menu, which includes a children's section We're open Mon - Thins 5 '0 am to 8 pm, Fri - Sat 5 .10 - 9 pm ans Sunday 5 .0 am \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 8 pm Our Sunday buffet (II am - 2 pm) features a sciumptioiis salad bar, with a large selection nf hot and cold dishes and desserts. Eat to your heart's conlent. Reservations 886-4501 55 seals plus banquet room The Omega Pizza, Steak and Lobster HOUSe - Widi a perfect view of Gibsons Marina, and a good time ionosphere, die Omega is a people-watcher's paradise. You'll often see Bruno Gerussi, former star of the Beachcombers, dining here. Menu includes pizza, pasta, steaks and seafood. Steaks and seafood are their specialties. Banquet facilities available. Very special children's menu. Reservations recommended. Located in Gibsons Harbour at 281 Gower Point Rd. 886-2268. Open for lunch Mon. - Fri., 11:30 - 2:30; dinner daily 4 - 9 pm, Fri. A Sat., 'til 10 pm. Village Restaurant - Cozy family style cafe with an extensive menu featuring special pasta dishes, steak and seafood dinners. Come in and check out our daily lunch and dinner specials or have lireak- fast anytime. Saturdays are Prime Rib nights. Fully licenced. Open 7 days a week, Mon. - Thurs., 7 am lo 8 pm; Fri., Sat & Sun., 7 am to 9 pm. 5665 Cowrie Street, Sechelt. 885-9811. Visa & Mastercard accepted. NIGHT ON THE TOWN Crtek House - Intimate dining and European cuisine in a sophisticated yel casual atmosplieie. We serve rack of I.imh. duck, crab, clams, scallops, steaks, also daily specials. Reservations recommended Roberts Creek Road and Beach Avenue - 885-9121. Open 6 pm. Closed Mondays -V Tuesdays. Visa A Mastercard 40 seats. The Wharf - open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Breathtaking ocean view and sunsets fiom evety tahle. Continental cuisine and seafood at us besl Sunday Bninch from 8 am - 2 pm Fully licenced and air conditio nod. Dinner reservations recommended Hwy 101, Davis Bay. 885-7283, Backeddy Pub - Enjoy the natural beauty ol Jervis Inlet while tasting one of our many homestyle specialties in the pub. Of the casual surroundings of our family restaurant Our Skookum Burger\" is a challenge to the biggest appetite. New pub hours: Monday - Friday 11:30 - 11 30, Saturday and Sunday 11 to closing. New kitchen bonis: Monday - Friday 11 30 - 7:30, Saturday and Sunday 11:30 to 8:30. Backeddy Pub \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd located 1\/2 mile north of Egmont on Maple Road Cedars Neighbourhood Pub \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Great food evety day all day. Appetizers and full menu along with terrific daily specials, available 'til 9 pm every night. We're known tor our great atmosphere and good times Sun. - Thurs. open 'til midnight, Fri. & Sat. open 'til 1 am. Visa, Mastercard nnd reservations accepted. 886-8171 Irvine's Landing Pub \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Dinner menu offers a variety of appetizers and entrees featuring local produce and fresh seafood in a relaxed setting with ocean view. Average dinner lor iwo, $30, We're now open Wednesday through Sunday, 12 noon till 11 [mi with our kitchen open from noon till 8 pm Pender Harbour, 883-1145, Mastercard ft Visa. Fully licenced FINE DINING Blue Heron inn - Enjoy ihe view of East Porpoise Bay from yout table at the Blue Heron Inn, located on the waterfront at Porpoise BS) Relax and enjoy a superb dining experience. Reservations are lequiied tor dinner Winter hours: Wed. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sun , I tun h 11 am - 2 pm, dinner 5 pm 885*3847. The Terrace at Bonniebrook - The Terrace al Bonmebmok, otters superb West Coast cuisine in a picturesque and relaxing lodge setting. We offer fresh local BC food, expertly prepared in a varied menu of appetizers, entrees and desserts. Follow Gower Point Road to Ocean Beach Esplanade Look for spring re-opening announcement. EAT IN TAKE OUT Ernie ft Gwen's Drive In - Take out, or delivery Pizza, dinners, salads, burgers, chicken, desserts, drinks, ice cream. Free home delivery within 4 miles, after 5 pm only, on $10 minimum orders. Small charge for orders tinder $10. Hwy. 101. Gibsons. 8867813. Rockwood fair foments kids fun Kids one and all, big and small, the Rockwood Centre is once again sponsoring its annual Children's Fair. This fun- packed extravangaza will lake place Wednesday, March 18 between 11 am and i pm and will help Sunshine Coasters to celebrate Spring Break. Planning is well underway for the many booths and events that will make for an action packed day. There will be an imagination market, face painting and dres- siip room, which will be followed hy u fashion parade. There will be prizes to fish for. prizes lo guess for and a grand rallle prize of a pair of roller blades kindly donated by Trail Bay Sports. Opportunities for carpentry, weaving, spinning and gardening will also be available for the children. We will have clowns, Tweetie Bird and a very special visit from Safety Bear. We may even persuade him to join our entertainers on stage for a growl or two. The magician may make you disappear but our fortune teller will find what's in store fo you in the future. If all this sounds like fun, come and join us. Don't worry about going hungry as hot dog and quiche lunches will be sold, as well as lots of other good things. Escape to Artscape Burnaby's celebrating its ceniilcnnial birthday and its 25th anniversary of the arts. Artscape '42. presented by the Burnaby Arts Council, is a series of exciting arts-related events throughout the year. Be sure to catch the Arts Expo from March 20 to 22 at the James Cowan Theatre at Deer Lake in Burnaby. This three-fold focus on the arts will include an Arts Trade Show, a Centennial Craft Fair and Artventure, an opportunity to explore the arts displayed by Bumaby Arts Council members plus theatre performers, dancers, musicians and clowns - there is something for ihe whole family. Going Away on Vacation? Your Secret's Safe With Us leave your cart's at home wilh us Pet \/ Animal Care Mail Clearing and Forwarding Indoor Plant and Yard Maintenance Regular Home Chech or Live-in Service CALL SHARON 88S-2228 <(HJ>Cu^H\ufffd\ufffdM-U>\ufffd\ufffdtak ^ laimaVwd BONDED LICENSED INSURED Branches Coast To Coin OPENING SOON in Gibsons Quay Mollvs Lane a) a) a) a) \ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd a> \ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd a) a> a> \/^\\ Lord Jim's win be ^^\ufffd\ufffd jl^ open for dinner Friday, ^wT^y Saturday, and Sunday 6 pm - 9 pm Special' Prime Rib of Beef with Yorkshire Pudding $1J,50 885-7038 (We will be open every Friday, Saturday & Sunday) Ole's Cove Rd., just north of Secret Cove on Hwy. 101 THINGS TO DO ON THE SUNSHINE COAST Everyone Welcome GoLr CLUB, Lounge t Snack Bar ^^-iT Power Cars Available Hwy. 101, 2 kms. north ol Garden Bay tumoll Phone 883-9541 Browse iShow Piece Galleryi For Handmade Gilts \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Pottery - Cards \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Candles \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Art Supplies 280 Gower Point Road, Gibsons Landing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 886-9213 Visit mShow Piece Framesi Quality Custom Framing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tjlBH Frame-It-Yourself Section Wilson Creek Plan \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885-9215 Artist \"Boomer\" Jerritt works nn his portrait or his lather, Leonard Sr., al The l.undinR (ieneral Store in Gibsons, March 7. Entitled Frozen In, the piece portrays the first west-lo-east expedition through the Northwest Passage begun in 1942 which Jerritt's lather was involved in. Several pieces ol Jerritt's work are nn display in Ihe storefront. Joel Johnstone photo Pages from a life-log: a party to murder by Peter Trower 1 first heard of murder gutties about 10 years ago. Originally, Ihey were elaborate and expensive affairs, held at swank resorts and usually occupying an entire weekend. The basic premise involves the players assuming fictional roles and acting out a murder story. The victim, an offstage character, is known to all the participants and they all have motives for killing him. Everyone is suspect. Clues arc provided al various points and the identify of the killer is not revealed until the very end. Recently, the whole concept has been scaled down to accommodate those of us who don't happen to be wealthy jetsetlers. The game 'How to Host a Murder', can now be played in a single evening in your own living room. Yvonne and 1 attended such a party at the home of her friend, Joyce Goddard. The imaginary setting was Hollywood on the night of a film premiere. Yvonne played actress, Heidi Voltaje, a role well-suited to her gtxxl looks and vivacity. I assumed the role of screenwriter, Hackford 'Hack' Ryder, a bit of typecasting. The names of the characters are nothing short of hilarious. Other principles included: Ivande B. Ahlone, a Swedish actress; Savoy R. Fayre, a British actor (incongruously portrayed by a big ex-hardrock miner who is about as Canadian as you can get); Tatanya 'Tat' Eltale, a former actress turned gossip columnist; Seldon 'Sel' U. Lloyd, an eminent director; Denise N. Dayer, a promising ingenue and Stuart Dyron, a matinee-idol type leading man. You can gather from the names that all this is very much tongue-in-cheek. 'One hy one, the skeletons are trotted out...' The game begins. Our hostess passes out booklets that are divided into four sections. Each segment reveals hitherto unsuspected facts about our characters and motives. I learn, for instance, that I'm over- fond of the sauce (more type-casting?) and am conducting a passionate affair wilh Denise N. Dayer. One by one, Ihe skeletons are trotted out of the closet. Turns out we're all a pretty seedy hunch of sinners, each of us quite capable of committing dastardly deeds. Other clues are offered in the form of newspaper clippings and letters. At one point a tape is played and a pretty gtxxl Bogart imitator, playing a private eye, reveals more information. By now, we are all into our roles with the exception of one confused character who keeps reading ahead, contrary to instructions. The murder victim is a tyrannical studio boss named Wanton R. Powar, a highly unpleasant man, we all have good reason to detest. All of us have had both the incentive and the opportunity to commit the crime. Supper is written into the plot and our hostess has prepared a lavish spread. After the food break, we resume the game. More and more facts are revealed, some of them quite startling. Towards the end, I am handed a clipping about a Chinese serial killer named (fittingly) Yu Dai, which seems lo have no relation lo the story at all. Finally, all the pertinent facts have been dispensed. We are now called upon in turn to guess who the murderer is. More by sheer luck than ingenuity, I happen to finger the actual culprit. We then tum lo Ihe final page of Ihe booklet where the bizarre truth is revealed. Since some of you may well find yourself playing this same game, it would he unfair of me to ruin your fun hy leaking the denouement. Suffice to say, it was nothing that any of us were expecting. Pretty tricky finish, worthy of Agatha Christie in her prime. 'How to Host a Murder' is a greal, relatively inexpensive way to enliven a dull evening. You really ought to try il some lime. 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Loast News, March 16, \\W2 15 sports m\/iw hockey SCMHA is winding down with teams either into playoffs or getting ready for the tournament scene. Tykes - on the 6th the Tykes played North Delta 2 teams, next week, the 14th, they also play teams from North Delta. Novice - The novice division had a very enjoyable time at the friendship tournament in North Vancouver. At home Sharks 3 vs Cougars 2. Atoms - all teams are in playoffs the first and second teams have been established. With Flyers first and Jets second. Oilers and Wings go into the third round of the playoffs lor third and fourth place. Pee Wee *C - Canucks 4 vs North Vancouver 1; Canucks end up firsl in fifth tier.Flatnes y vs West Vancouver 0; Flames end up first in tier 4. Pee Wee 'A' - exhibition, Blues 4 vs Hastings 0; Blues gearing up for tourney in West Vancouver during spring break. Bantam '(.\" - Seahawks 1 vs Killarny 5. Bantam 'A' - the 'A' team was presented with its PCAHA banner on the weekend. They are getting ready for their trip to Ft. St. James March 14. Good luck guys, bring back a provincial title. Midget *A' - also were presented with their PCAHA title banner, after the presentation the midget Blues played the Sunshine Coast Sharks in a tuneup game - the Sharks won 7 tol. 8 TON UFT \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd HOOK HEIGHT 65' 15 TON LIFT \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd HOOK HEIGHT 80' Think of me when you need a little lift 886-7028 Springlike weather and slight fog made for smooth, scenic sailing, March III. foe] Johnstone photo Pigs power to road win Man oh, Man! Those playoffs are looking better every weekend. What with three victories at home and practices well attended, il bode well that the travelling side to Vancouver March 7 would perform! This proved true to form, as the Pigs took on the Kats at Balaclava. What a day. Everyone was eager, the flag was raised and it was a grand day to play a gawd's sport. Entering the match with their strongest unit, the Pigs needed every bit to overcome the power struggle and numerous goal line stands. Putting oul a more complete side this time round, the Kats were ready to do battle. Off we went with the kick- off. Whew! What a pace. The Rooms PER WEEK Plus Tax 886-2804 PENINSULA MOTOR INN game started with a bang; forwards and backs being a part of il all, slipping and gaining yardage, huge amounts of support, the ball stayed alive for long periods of time. The Kats were first to score on a nice break and follow up run into the comer, the convert good, Kats 6, Pigs 0. That stirred the game up really good. With great fan support, that day, the Boys in Blue got feverish and created a wonderful try with Neils \"Dad\" Payne scoring. He would have added the convert points to his total, but got crushed in the end zone. He got up and was fine, so we let Steve \"Leadfoot\" Rhodes in on the action. Good but not pretty. Kats 6, Pigs 6. Before the whistle things were looking good, but more grit would be needed for the final 35 minutes. Both sides hustled out for the second half and kept up a busy pace. Excellent sport was being played and it showed in the scoreboard, getting back into the thick of it, again, Stuball Frizzell notched another try to his belt. No convert, Kats 6, Pigs 10. At this time, the Pigs were pressuring and were rewarded with a penalty; no mistake, Mr. Magic Pavne through for three, Kats 6, Pigs 13. As said, the game was furious and ihe lads felt the roar of the Kats. but fought out of a few five-yard scrummages and were fortunate to have only one more score by the opposition. Kats 10, Pigs 13. Our side was not through yet, though. Enjoying some continuancy in their play, the fellows pushed harder and performed to a tremendous level with yet another try to reward them for a grand day of rugby. The finishing touch came by Drew \"Older Dad\" Murphy, who we're sure had vaseline spread on his body to have slipped through the Kats defenders, glad that it was for us though. Kats 10, Pigs 19. Yes! Fabulous game. Hope I can be this positive next week. We'll have played Capilanos at home, then we go away for our two remaining league games. Thanks for listening. Oink! Oink! \ufffd\ufffdPERENNI\/\\LS Melville Cottage Gardens 1685 TYSON Rd. Seclult Wednesday to Sunday 9am l<\ufffd\ufffd 'pin Pt CLOSED Monday and Tuesday -^iV* You May Be Paying TOO MUCH In Vancouver 13th ANNUAL 'APRIL FOOLS'RUN Gibsons to Sechelt \"For the FUN of it!\" RACE DAY SCHEDULE 8:30-9:15 am - Packet Pick-up and Late Registration 9:20 - Report to Start 9:30 - Start before March 19th ENTRY FEE *25.0() * Includes T-Shirt *10.00- No Shirt *30.(K> n i'ti.i. i- ~ J \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdVi!,,,, Late Registration (after March, 19th and onRariTDay) \/ Refreshments & Prizes! \" VIE FOR THE COAST NEWS CHALLENGE ClF Sunday! April 5th 9:30 am For inorr info call Shrrri at 8BM830 . ENTRY FORMS - 13th Annual April Fools' Run \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd SUNDAY, APRIL 5th, 1992 Make cheques payable to Trout Runnels Mail entry form helore March 19th to Box (,78 Set hell, RC VON 3A(I or drop off at frontrunners (Gibsons) Trail Bay Spoils (Sechell) I Name:_ I I I I I I I I (ptrav. ptmll Address: Phone:_ _MD FD Age:. 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J THE MOST UNIQUE TEAM PHOTO EVER Of Che VANCOUVER CANUCKS!!! A Great Gift Idea For The Hockey Collector in Your Family. This 1992 Limited Edition Lithographed Print Is The First Of A 5 Year Quintology'Collection RONTRUNNERS Winter Hours: \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd_.,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdA Tues.toSat. 886-4830 GIBSONS PARK PLAZA 1Q:00 . 5:30 aaaaatam aamaamakt aaaaatat lb Coasl News, March K>. 1992 labial AUTOMOTIVE Marin. PARTS & SUPPLIES A101 SUPPLY ltd KH.I Hwy. 101, Gibsons, B.C. HHb-HIIII Mi\"' I\" Ma Ml HI, Sin- III- \\J tXtttyiaWtd Impaction Facility KALTTIRE If we sell it...we guarantee it! 5633 Wttatf Road, Sechelt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885-7927 V.. \" \"* tMiRGeNcy service nr-iw J SECHELT RADIATORS JjjBH nrri\/iU'ti- < tioljna fljtffWj aa'ariia' t a'M\/ra' \ufffd\ufffdi' Ki'|M\ufffd\ufffd ,\\ K. |.l.a,. Rail. iliVlri Cores! t'lan T'aiik! At ll\ufffd\ufffd TW CKS IK UTIIKS IMII SIWAI. MAMNt NeW, I Mil .1 Mrlmill . 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The lloor Store at Your Door J\"~ With Free In- Home Shopping Hardwood \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Ceramics \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Wall Tiles \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Glass Tiles Area Rugs \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Carpets \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd linoleum \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Floor Tiles \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Marble Class lllocks 885-3582 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 8868868 \/ Mon. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sat. <':50.5:00 pm Showroom 4349 Hwy. lol Wilson Creek .\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd.-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd..J. 1992 17 news Chlorinated SCRD water puts district arena on thin ice by Stuart Burnside To add to .1 growing variety of problems lacing the Sechelt arena, the quality of the regional district's water supply is apparently making il difficult to keep the ice in suitable condition for skating. Arena manager Vicki Speck told the Sechelt parks and recreation committee Thursday that the equipment used lo make the arena's ice has to work \"harder than it ever had\" to keep tin skating surface hard. She pointed lo SCRD use of chlorine to COUntM the high acid Content of regional waler as the source of the problem. \"The regional district put a chlorine system in place lo treat the waler sometime last year,\" Speck told the committee, \"and it's affected our plant's ice- making capaiblilv \" She said it might be necessary lo consider buying a water purification system for the arena lo solve the problem, al a still underter- mined cost. Speck noted thai Ihe arena's chief engineer. Ken Robinson, has asked Ihe regional district for a break down of the sub- Th< Sechell Arena's ice making equipment is \ufffd\ufffdoiking over time In keep the quality of Ihe Ice ul tin acceptable level. Arena employees and management blame the problem on Ihe chlorine content of regional district waler. They say Ihe amount or chlorine so high lhal il binders frcc\/ciiig. stances added lo the water system, but said she was certain Ihe chlorine was the culprit. \"Any chemicals like (chlorine) really affect the (ice-making) plant's ability to function,\" she said. Robinson, who has worked at the arena for 10 years, agrees with Speck's assessemenl of Ihe situation. He said because the ice-making plant had been recently overhauled and was working \"as efficiently, if not more efficiently than it ever had,\" the only possible problem was in the water itself. \"The regional district switched 10 a new (chlorine) process last year,\" Robinson said.\"ln past years, the tempera- lures the plant has had to oper- Sunshine Coast IICES DIRECT!. you want the job done rttfnv CALL THESE EXPERTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS SPOT-LESS PAINTING & WALL PAPERING * Professional Workmanship * * Quality Materials * Reasonable Rales * Free Estimates \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 883-9843 MARINE SERVICES ol*'1 \" ' Salt Watei Licences ' Mold,\ufffd\ufffd. ( anipsites ' Waler Taxi 4 ' M.iiinrKa'ii.i'is ' li-p and r.ivkle MM266V a*fl\"W- offiffe reviTD. Your Full Floor Covering Store \"Quality 1? Service With n Friendly Smile\" v Free Eslimale \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 685-3966 - Tom Styles \\^ MPS Sun-.nn* Coasi Hwy. Sechelt VON 3AQ \/\"PRECISE PAINTING & PLASTEKN \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd All Phases of Drywall \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd C.implctf Custom hinting \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Fire & Water Damage \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Journeyman Workmanship Neale 886-0928 Free EatimaiM Vainer 886-9199 J Eu Cmtom jbeiian fid. 673 Payne Rd., Gibsons 886-3191 buccaneer Marina ii Rhsurt Ltd Loutea in Secrel Cove 885-7888 MARINE SPECIALISTS 21 years PARTS - SALES - SERVICE-REPAIRS K & C Thermoglass 81 Cobra Boats now In-Stock l,',H;MU;V rOUTBOARDS If you worn aclvei Using, lien you'd be rt-aiidinc) .ihuul yoiirsnlf - And so would everybody rI\ufffd\ufffds.<: File phuto ate at have ranged from 16-19 degrees (Farenheit). Now we have to drop the temperature down to 12 and a half degrees to get the same quality of ice.\" Robinson said that chlorine in the district's water supply would act, effectively, as an anti-freeze. He explained that impurities in water, like chlorine, rise as the water freezes. police notes In recent weeks, the Gibsons RCMP has been successful in removing a quantity of marijuana and cocaine from the hands of traffickers in this area. The most recent cases serve as an indication of the extent and scope of the drug problem on the Sunshine Coast. Contrary to some beliefs, 'drugs' are not 'victimless' crimes. The effects of drugs are felt from the ruined lives of young people who become addicted to them; to the distraught resident who returns home to find his residence broken into and ransacked to obtain merchandise for sale, ultimately to support a drug habit. The Gibsons RCMP is committed to enforcing the current drug laws and is stepping up enforcement activities in order to 'combat' the problem. A number of offenders have been identified and will be pursued vigorously. Cst. Bourrie and Cst. Giles of the Gibsons detachment ask anyone with information about the illicit drug trade in this area to call them at the Gibsons detachment. You may also call Crimestoppers at 886-TIPS, where your anonymity is guaranteed and you may be eligible for a cash reward. 6 - 8 Adults 86x76x id Rpr $3,895 Sale $3,195 5 - 6 Adults 86x36 01 logon Rfg. $3,8<)r> Sale $3,195 6 - 7 Adults 87x79x id.,.,,,,,, Reg $4,1 Reg. $-1,449 Sale $3,795 All 'i\/ires tndtidr equipment \/Mi, V tapered h.irtl cover, cedv skirl, fo.tm insulation, internal wood supports and acrylic con- sirui lion. If cedai shri not required, dedut t $200 72xf...x2t> no skirt no top $1,995 886-3730 Sechelt A VII' Store Furniture Land Highway 101. Bex 2549. Sechell. B.C. VON 3A0 Telephone (604) 885-5756 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Fan (604) B85-2756 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES STIHL CHAINSAWS & TRIMMERS KI-I.I.Y'S Sales and Service 731 North Road, Gibsons \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 886-2912 COTTRELL'S MARINE SERVICE Exclusive Dealership to 11 Sunshine Coasl (or Yamaha Outboards Exceptional quality al an exceptionally low price. Featuring Yamaha's new Stern Drive P.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.,,,, COTTRELLS r% \"*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\"> MARINi SFRVICF L aJ 1 ,. 886-3005 LANDSCAPING fip\/tlitg ,-Ortfi \"a \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdr\"\"ifj The Quobb \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdrj^owf: ^ffrili .yiViTWTJo CaPP THE LAWN MOWER OUY (FOR LAWN aV GARDEN MAINTENANCE) 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE VCALL RICK 'he 5-9864^ \/\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 'CAD Services by NCG Computer aided drafting is available now on the Sunshine Coast. Call 886-4756 S & G TREE SERVICE Topping \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Trimming 'Pruning \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Brush Chipper Danger Tree Removal Bonded and Insured \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 20 Years Experience 865-3897 r\\ GIBSONS MOBILE SAW SERVICE) Custom Cutting - Planing Bevel Siding - Posts & ( Chris Napper 886-3468 H.R.M, S6, C78. Gibsons. B.C. VON IVO laning & Beams *A^U Trees-Tree Service rDaneer Tree Removal \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Pruning-i Limning & Topping \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Stuping I Land Clearing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Logging\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' Tree Surgron \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd hilly Insured Eapecl The Best We Buy Timber 884-5263 (24 hrs.) \ufffd\ufffdiA .yt-tCn*- Double 'S' Cedar Homes-i Prefabricated post & beam homes standard or custom designed send $4 for our catalogue Double S' Prefab Homes (1979) Ltd. 14771-64 Ave. Surrey, B.C., V3S 1X6 604 594-1777 Residential - Vacation - Commercial Elphinstone Secondary \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdNews\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd NEXT PARENTS' MEETING Topics: Extended Day Proposals District Mission Statement Date: March 23 Time: 7:30 pm DISTRICT PARENTS ADVISORY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED A parent volunteer is needed by our school's Parents Advisory Council to attend district PAC meetings. The time commitment is only 2 evenings a month. Please leave a message at the school if you are interested. LEARNING FOR LIVING PROGRAM The Learning For Living program, previously known as \ufffd\ufffd the Family Life Program, will be given to students in grade 8-10 after Spring Break. It will include the following topics: Responsible Sexuality, AIDS, STD's, Contraception, Dating Violence, Communication. If parents do not wish their students to participate please call the school at 886-2204. CUPS, SAVE \\a bcfgrrigs schedule VANCOUVER \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd SECHELT PENINSULA HORSESHOE BAY - LANGDALE JERVIS INLET EARLS COVE - SALTERY BAY Lv. Langdale 6:20 am 2:30 pm 8:30 4:30 10:30 6:30 12:25pmM 8:20M M denotes Maverick Bus Lv. Horseshoe Bay 7:30 am 3:30 pm 9:30 M 5:30 11:30 7:25 M 1:15 pm 9:15 Lv. Earls 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 am 3:30 pm 7:35 5:30 M 9:25 M 7:30 11:30 9:30 If you are Buying or Selling, the realtor you choose can make the difference FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE... Call us! ^ AA \/MITTEN JUU REALTY LTD. 885-3295 681-7931 (Van. Toll Free) GIBSONS BUS SCHEDULE ROUTE 1 via North Rd., Seacol. Fletcfief. Gower Pt., Franklin, Manne Di. Depart '5:45am 1:45pm Depart 8:14am 4:11 Mall 7:45 3:45 Langdale 10:11 6:11 9:45 5:45 Ferry 12:11pm 8:08 11:45 7:45 Terminal 2:08 'No 5:45 am run Sat., Sun. or Holidays NOTE: Shoppers Loop leaves Mall 10:45 am, 12:45 a 2:45 pm, Mon.-Sat. Information, comments or suggestions - 886-9318 ROUTE 2 via Piall, Chaster, King, Veleians, Hwy. 101. Wookcieek Pk., SC Trailer Park Depart 7:30 am 4:25 Arrive 7:45 4:40 Mall '11:00 6:20 Mall 11:28 6:40 12:25 12.40 *11:00 am routes via Bonniebrook, Gower Pt. NOTE: No 5:30 am or 7:30 am service Sat., Sun. or Holidays .iHiL-niiimiiiiiiiiiinwfn SiuciMAt Hqmm INSURANCE 886-2000 TRAVEL 886-9255 Imtependertt Travel Professionals fled Carpel Service Irom Friendly Professionals In Sunnycrest Mall, Gibsons MM uM 18 Coast News. March it.. il\ufffd\ufffdl\ufffd\ufffd-' -~-*-r Happy St. Patrick's Day ephemera Wlft Thrifty's helpthe GIBSONS !^*\" '*<* Donations 886 2488 or Boi 598 TetitiL REALTY LTD would like to welroitti' MARY WRIGHT 111 Olll' Salll'S Slilff Miiiv hu been ,1 Deemed s,iia's|)i'isnii iii ihe provlftci cil Alberts and upon t**ovin*j to LanQdih In 1989, with hn hui ImikI Eil. becama known fa hn vokinteet .'Units, both with \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdtsjrvtcg dubs in thi area and municipal affairs Hit background Includes over IS years ol business, and administration experience She Is a past director ul the Desk and Derrick Clud ol Calgary, charter member ol Toastmasters International and must recently t hesitate to give Maty a call at 886*3029 lor any ol your real estate requirements. SPCA New.s Who could rosisi the chancier ami chariuM of this fan-, or mi) mir or itveral male cau waiting for \ufffd\ufffd itiimi home. Three \ufffd\ufffdf the hunch ire already neutered . so If >iiii mint inie hurry up mill call 885-4771. Htm Coast News Classifieds 886-2622 885-3930 Our Name has Changed but hui popular SKOOKUMCHUCK RAPIDS A INLET BOAT TOURS aie still the same. '^S?w Call us for information ART & ALETA GIROUX TZ00NIE Ventures ltd. 5644 COWRIE ST.. SECHELT 885-9802 ^n\" Portable* Toilet Rentals! \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Special Evenls * Outdoor Picnics \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^NscMma^ Also Septic Tank Pumpinq Bonniebrook Industries 086-7064 Notice Board Deadline for submissions is Woilnosila> noon (lor Monday distribution) On-going submissions will be deleted alter .1 weeks unless a specific renewal request is made. We leserve llie rigtil lo edit submissions for brevity All submissions sliould reler to mm-profil evenls of genuine conununily iiitercsl MONDAY. MARCH 16 S.C. Pro-Llfe Meeting 7:30 pm, S.C. Gospel Church Davis Bay Rd., Davis Bay. TUESDAY, MARCH 17 Sunshine Coast \"Friends Of Schizophrenics\" Sharing 4 Caring Meeting 11:00am at Sechelt Mental Health Centre. Bring a mug. 886-7831. Initial Earth Day Volunteer Meeting Ideas, expressions & everyone welcome, Downtown Roberts Creek. Beach Avenue, 1 st driveway on left, watch for signs. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 Arts Contact videos on Surrealism. \"Metamorphosis\" featuring Vancouver artist Jack Shadbolt. and \"The Threshold ol Liberty\". Introduction and discussion by Don Jarvis. 7:30pm. at the Arts Centre, admission $4 at the door. Kids Fair - An extravaganza of Fun and Entertainment 11:00-3:00pm. Call 885-2522. G.K. Care Center Auxiliary monthly Meeting is at 8:00 at the Kiwanis Care Home. Everyone Welcome. Sunshine Coast A.I. meets on the third Wednesday of every month. 7:30pm, at Sechell Elementary. We will show a video on human rights in Latin America followed by our regular business meeting. Everyone welcome. THURSDAY, MARCH 19 Hopkins Branch of St.Mary's Hospital Auxiliary will hold the regular monthly meeting every Thursday, at 1:3 0pm in the Atk at Camp Sunrise. New members most welcome. Contact M. Neilson. 886-7937. Gibsons Garden Club Meeting at 7:30 pm, in the Marine Room. Speaker Mr. J. Hill (Mins. of Aggricullure.) Pest diseases and control. Preparation in showing fruit & vegs. Everyone welcome. Business Crime Prevention seminar, sponsored by the Sechelt Chamber of Commerce, RCMP and Rockwood Centre. 7:30 pm. Rockwood Centre Annex. FRIDAY, MARCH 20 Arthritis Self Help Group (New) Catholic Church Hall, Cowrie St. Sechell, 10-12:00 Noon. Everyone Welcome. Call 885-2677 lor info. SATURDAY, MARCH 21 St. Hilda's A.C.W. Presents a slide show in church hall 7:30pm, Visiting Mesa Verde, Canyon Chelly, Grand Ganyon & other state parks of Western U.S. Info 885-9787 SUNDAY, MARCH 22 Tenth Annual Regional Juried Show Juror's Comments 10:00am, Reception and Luncheon 12:00 at the Arts Centre. Everyone welcome. The Pacific Arts Ensemble, a piano, cello & clarinet trio, plays at the Pender Harbour Music School at 3:00 pm, $8 members, $10 non- members. Wesly Furomoto will appear in concert at Inner Ear Studios on Leek Road from 8-10pm, Tickets can be purchased at Sayward Books, Roberts Creek Store, or Extras Imports. For more information call 886-9747. MONDAY, MARCH 23 Bone Marrow Donor Information and Registration meeting at 7:30 pm, in Greenecourt Hall on Medusa Street, Sechelt. Persons 17-65 encouraged to attend. If enough interest is shown, a Bone Marrow Donor Clinic will be arranged for the Sunshine Coast. Please come. Contact. 865-4508. Canadian Federation of University Women of Ihe Sunshine Coast Match Meeiing at 11:30am, St. John's Chuich. Davis Bay lor inio call 885- 9589 TUESDAY, MARCH 24 7:00pm. Apprenticeship Programs Information Meeting in RoomOne al new South Campus of Capilano College (SIB Complex). Aine Johansen. Apprenticeship Counsellor, presents an overview and answers questions. Everyone welcome. More information and Pre-registration through Sunshine Coast Community Futures, 885-2639. THURSDAY, MARCH 26 \"You and Free Trade\" Greenecourt Hall. Sechelt7:30pm, Liam Grayer ol Citizens Concerned about Free Trade. FRIDAY, MARCH 27 Trysh Ashby Rolls reads at the Arts Centre, Sechelt 8:0 0pm, admission Free. Inner Ear's Spring Into Spring Coffee House will include sets by Wesly Furomoto, David McVitti, Dan Weisenburg from Victoria, and Nikki Webber's musical youth group. Music starts at 8:30pm at 749 Leek Road in Roberts Creek. For more inio call 886-9747. SATURDAY, MARCH 28 \"Young at Art\" Workshop on Origami for ages 7-12. Roberts Creek Hall. For information call 885-5412. MISCELLANEOUS Emily Carr College of Art Painting instruction in mixed media wilh well known artist Ken Wallace. March 28 & 29. 9:30-4:30pm, call 885- 2522 Wildlife Rehabilitation Center information display at Tiail Bay Mall. March 26.27 & 28th. Rebirth of Homestead building. Reg Dixon will be singing. Raffle Tickets available. Chatelech Secondary School Seeking donated books. Please drop off at Shadow Box Gallery. Freel Women's Support Group. Physically, emotionally, sexual abused? Confidential, nurturing, environment meet weekly. 885- tibo1 To put your craft fair or cultural event on i ie Community Calendar at the Arts Centre. phone 885-5412, Fridays. Elphinstone Pioneer Museum's will be open six days a week until further notice. Located at 716 Winn Road across Irom Post Office, wheelchair accessible. Inio 886-8232 Totem Lodge - Everyday is visiting day at Totem Lodge. Visit the pioneers ol your community. The Parent Tot Drop In program at the following locations: Gibsons: Mon. Wed. Fri in United Church Hall Sechelt: Mon. at St Hilda's Church Hall. Davis Bay: Tuesdays in Wilson Creek Com Hall. Thursdays at St. Andrews Anglican Church Pender Harbour 9:30 - 11:00 am Usual Time: 9:30 to 11:30 at most locations Fee: $3.00 per parent and child. Family rate $5.00 Folk Oanclng al Roberts Creek School, Community Use Room. Every Tues 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Fee $3.00 Drop in, everyone welcome. Epilepsy - Do you have or know someone who does? Find out what the doctors are not telling you. If interested maybe start a support group, call 885-6126 The Inter-Active Video Business Disc Program is now available at the Sunshine Coast Business Development Centre. #205- 5710 Teredo Square, Info 885-t959. The user fee is only $10.00 for three 3 hour sessions. I MONDAYS Gibsons Pensioners Branch #38 Scottish Country Dancing at Harmony Hall at 8:00 pm. Information 886-3043. Sunshine Coast Breaat Feeding Support Group. Informal drop-in meetings on the first Monday ol each month. Luinda, 886-4502 or Wendy. 885-2950. Seniors' Branch 69. Carpet Bowling, Mondays 1:30 pm Exerclae with Joan Frembd Mons. & Thursdays-11-12. Overeaters Anonymous 7:30 pm. Holy Family Church Hall., Sechelt. Phone 885-2106 or 886- 4781 lor details. Adult Children ol Alcoholics or Dysfunctional Families meet at St. Mary's Church Hall in Gibsons. 7:30 - 9. Sunshine Coast Breakaway Parents Meeting for parents concerned about Iheir children's drug & alcohol use. 807 Kiwanis Way, Gibsons. 7:30 pm. For inio call 886-2423. TUESDAYS Life Drawing 10:00-12:30pm. Draw from the figure in the company of other artists. Bring your own materials and $3 to cover costs. The Art Centre. Gibsons Pensioners Branch #38 Exercises for Seniors at Harmony Hall at 11:00 am, (Every Tuesday & Friday) Info 886-3544. First Tuesday ol every month, local art rental A sales at Sunshine Coast Art Centre. Open 2- 6pm. Coffee served. Original works by Sunshine Coasl artists lor sale or rent; any donations of unused frames gratefully accepted. 885-5412. Gibsons Table Tennis Club plays every Tuesday, 7-10 p.m. Elphinstone Secondary School Cafeteria. For more information, call Jim at 886-2775. WEDNESDAYS Badminton every Wednesday evening. 8-10 p.m. at Elphinstone High School Gym. Admission: $3.00. Drop in. Sunshine Coast Toastmasters meeting every Wednesday al 7:30 pm at Chatelech High School, Room 112, Inio 885-3206. Guests welcome Gibsons Old Age Pensioners Organisation Branch #38 Carpet Bowling al Harmony Hall every Wed al 1:00 pm. Inio 886-2073. THURSDAYS Birth Control Clinic at Coast Garibaldi Health Unit. 494 S. Fletcher. Gibsons Thursday Irom 7 lo 9 pm. Everyone welcome, no appointment necessary 885-7770. 3C's Weight Loss Support Group meets every Thursday afternoon 12:45-2:30pm, at the United Church, Glassford Rd., Gibsons. Info: 886-7159. Seniors' Branch 69. Exercise with Joan Frembd Mondays & Thursdays 11-12. Adult Children of Alcoholics or Dysfunctional Families meet at the Action Centre in Sechelt, 7:30 - 9. FRIDAYS United Church Thrill Shop in basement of church off Truman Rd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd open Fridays, 1 to 3 pm. Square Dancing - plus level 8:00 pm, Seniors' Hall, Sechelt. Beginners classes start Sept. Register now. Info 885-9680 or 885-9500 Gibsons Old Age Pensioners Org Branch #38 Tia Chi lor seniors at Harmony Hall every Friday at 1:30 pm. Into 886-96f 9 SUNDAYS The Sunshine Coast Stamp Club meet 7:30 pm 1st and 3rd Sunday at Sechell Library. Phone 885-3381 or 885-7088. Open for all ages. CHANNEL ELEVEN Tuesday. March 17 ,|W2 7:30 p.m. Gibsons Council Meeting \"Live\" Full coverage of this weeks council meeting cablecast Live from the Gibsons council chambers. Wednesday March 18.1992 7:00 Classic Cars #4 \"Vettes\" The third in a 10 part series from Delta Cable 4 takes an in depth look al the history of the Corvette. 7:30 , \"Triumph\" the journey of healing from child sex abuse. Author Trysh Ashby-Rolls talks with host Eleanor Mac aboul her book Triumph. 8:00 Parliamentary Talkback Harold Fletcher is the host this month on the show that brings M.L.A. Gordon Wilson and MP. Rav Skelly to vour Community Channel. 9:00 Planned Parenthood Diane Evans is the host of this hour long panel discussion. Thursday March 19.1992 7:00 \"Of Course I'm prejudiced bul my prejudices are the right ones\" 8:00 Cable Connections \"Special Edition\" The Elphinstone Broadcasting students bring you a variety of in depth programmes. Included are Terry Jack's award winning video production \"The Faceless Ones\". This Community Television SOI TH COAST FORI) Schedule courtesy of: ..... ...., CAPILANO COLLEGE Spaces still available in the following . Bus. Mgml. KM): Law (for Small Businesses) - March 25 & April I Finance \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd April .8 & 15 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Eldercollege Study Group Milton's Paradise Lost with Jan lie Bntyil - starts April I \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Foodsafe Level I April 9 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd DOS - Aulo Exec Bal April 4 New Computer Courses \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Basics of Microcomputers- Level 1 9 a.m. - noon, Tues & Thurs, April 21 - May 14 Fee: $195 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Computerized Bookkeeping wilh Accpac\/Bedfnrd 7-9 p.m., Tues & Thurs, April 21 - May 14 Fee: $125 plus $35 for software 5627 Inlet Avenue \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sechelt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd V0N3A0 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885-9310 CHRISTIAN LIFE ASSEMBLY (Formerly Gibsons Pentw ostal Church) s< hool Road, opposite R.c MP. Sunday School 9:45 am Momlng Worship 11 .00 am Sunday Evening Service 7:00 pm Phone: Church Office \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 886-7107 Pastor Ray Austin 886-4844 Youth Pastor J. Morris 886-3499 All Are Welcome Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Sunday Worship Service Gibsons Glassford Kn.nl HIS am Sunday School 11:15 am St. lohn's I lavis 11.iv Ko.nl .ind Slmpklns Koad 9i30 am Sunday School M0 am Reverend n.-it Ramsey i hutch Telephone 806-2333 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY in Greenecourt Hall Medusa St., Sechell Sunday Seivices 11:00 am A Warm Invitation To All For information please call 805-2506 or 885-3688 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 5:00 pm 11:45 am 9:45 am 11:40 am Mass Schedule Saturday St. Mary's, Gibsons Sunday Our Lady nf Lourdes Holy Family, Sechell St. Mary's, Gihsons Confessions Sechelt I sl A 3rri 5,1141X1.4:30 pm Gibsons 2nd & 4lh Sal 4:30- 5:0(1 pm Telephone 885S526 ST BARTHOLOMEW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Hwy 101 al North Rd. 886-7410 Serving Gibsons & Roberts Creek Worship & Bible Study Wednesday 10:30 am Parish Family Eucharist Sunday 10:30 am The Rev. Eslhei North, Keitoi b- ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA SI. Hilda's, Sei hell 8:00 am - 9:30 am SI. Andrew's, Pendei Harboui 11:10 am We Intend a Warm Welcome to All 885-5019 Rev. lune Maffin \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Rev. Dan Gilford GIBSONS COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP Welcomes You To loin Us in Sunday Worship Children's Piosiess 10:00 am Prayer |0:00 am MorninR Worship Service 10:45 am 599 Gower Point Road 886-7049 Pastor Monty MacLean \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .. *~ v. ... .-^\"- -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- . .. .r^-.^,-* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"-a-a -3SS MMI Coasl News, M.uth Id, 1442 19 f>tf-a>\\j fctY* 2 TYlS\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd?VtS Coast News (Monday) Classified Deadline: ^' ^ insertsJiREE! -W sechSSli Homes & Property By ownei. twin Oaks Strata Townhouse Willi attached caiport 2bdui laige stoiage loom, patio, appl & w iiHuw coverings phone 686 3400,met 6 pm 113 New \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd: built home. VMCA Rd, lanocla'e, 3 Mini up ensuile. sojlpi tub, any'e showei, corner Miik Main ballnoom combination b.r.'i\/sliowei unit. 2 bdim down- sinus wilh taihioout tub\/sbowei. Large ul fy tooiu. mmpus room. ? car g \ufffd\ufffd.'u \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885 4616,885-2735 ties ss large view lol on dale Ave S . cleared, underground seivices, peic lesied 885 7365 ss langdar-. by oarnei attractive 1056 sg II 2 Ixtnn bungalow on 83.163 lol 610 ,q II linished bsmt, 2 f P, mspil in bsml New double w.udows and caipel. car- porl and cedai snling exterior. 886 \"TOO \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdItss 3 bdim. home, almost new. 2 baths. Mini sq II. plus laige gaiage wuilshop Spacious cornel lol w Hi many liees Asking $145,000 1228 K.lchelt at Valet- ansRd 886 8651. ss Gibsons Gowei Point choicest waletlionl, panoiniHic view. 1\/2 acie, 581 2904 (Surrey) ss 4B' x 330 ol prune low bank win rlmni in Gibsons Haibour need Qlbtons Marina.. House needs tepaji but could be fixed up loi lecieahonal 01 rental use. Pmpeily zoned Tourist Commercial |C 2) Double garage plus slorage shed $189,500. Phone Jemi.lei I 689 7070. ss Homes 8. Property Redioolfs Road. 1 34 acres level, hurt dees, cabin 885 4572. 988 2507. #12 ESTATE SALE 'Kl ft level waterfront. 2 txlmi Full hast-nienl Oil heal. Sundeck, 1 .upon, landscaped lol Paved driveway S.221.IMHI Pdl details call Ray Cochlin 1-224-0151 1500 sq It. 4 bdim. home, laige lol .close 10 beach. Poit Mellon, $60,000 884-5244 \ufffd\ufffdI2 Excellent Location neai Gibsons Kitchen dining 1001*1, living mom, and 3 minus up. Downstairs includes 4th bdim. (or den), laige lamily room, laundry loom, I 1\/2 balhs, slotage shed 10\ufffd\ufffdt4 on conciele slab, nicely landscaped, wilh fruit Hues, excellent exposure to sun. Immaculate Asking $147,000.886-8866 or 886-9111. ss Thiee 2.6+ acie parcels, opp. S.C. Goll Course in Rbts. Ck. Selectively cleared, southern exposure, $79,900 each. 886- 8691. \ufffd\ufffdT3w Exceptional unobstructed view ol Geoigia Strait. Quality controlled subdivision lol, near school. stores, Davis Bay beach. 885- 7373, \ufffd\ufffd13w Incompaiabie watei view lot overlooking Howe Sound-Islands 8 Langdale Terminal, conlacl M. Poppel 682-6861 01886-7349. #13w 1 Homes & CLASSIFICATIONS Home ft Piopetty Births Uhitu.uies Im Mt-iiioii.tni f I1.111K You Peisonftl Announcement Pei tonal Seivices Weddings ft EiKiaiqi-iMfiils 10. Losl 11. Found 12. Pets A Livestock 13. Music 14. Travel 15. Wanted 16. Ftee 17. Gang* Sales 16. Battel & Trade 19. Appliances 20. Fumituie 21. For Sale 22. Heavy Equipment ?3. Autos 24. T1 ucks 25. Campets 26. Marine 27. Mobile Homes 28. Moloicycles 29. Wanted to Rent 30. Bed and Breakfast 31. For Rent 32. Commercial for Rent 33. Entertainment 34. Help Wanted 35. Business and Home Services 36. Work Wanted 37. Child Care 38. Business Opportunities 39. Legal 40. Too Lale to Classify DBOPOFN\ufffd\ufffdeW6. COB Jaw Ed.t*\ufffd\ufffdn At any of our convenient Friendly People Places In Pender Harbour MARINA PHARMACY HHV2HHH AC IIUII.DINGSUPPI.IUS 883-9551 In Halfmoon Bay UN I Slum; 885-9435 In Davis Bay PBNINSUW MAHKirt B85-972I In Roberts Creek 111 llll II IS l IIHKtllNIIWI STORK 885 VtlMI DEADLINE IS 3:00 PM FRIDAY In Sechelt THE COAST NI NX'S 5521 Cowrie Street 885-3930 In Gibsons THE COAST NBWS (l,<-limit Docksldc Pharmacy) 88<> 2<>'' VISA DEADLINE IS NOON SATURDAY Dave Orr will give you service with a smile when you place your classified al AC Building Supply, a \"Friendly People Place\" In Pender Harbour. Homes & Property Pebble* Realtor Correction 280 Lank Ral, (iitmm. '2122 Nt.W 3-Im.Iiihiiii HH hn iiikIi'i rimMiiiiliiiii i.-.mK lut in, n|kilu V Al rill Ui MMka badraoai Im. mUb Opal ni imHi 1 k~t Lntiy III (ci.miii, III.'. ImIIi fialiiic liv CkaM IVrtil oak kit. lull Tllltllll. WiWkI sIllVC. 2 1.11 <|.,I.H|,' III .jiil.l ,I||,I,>^K Ii...' ll) Cfdu Gran School Plan ..ill JEAN READ al 881. 8107 of 881S 4526 I.., lnillm ml.iiiiMlinii $138,900 Lot 3, Feenry Road. Soames (Gibsons) ParWUks nttk^, N.w lowly quality 2 itoroy :. bdrm home; 14(H) \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdii Ii finished and iuy tn iim-ii butnwnl Lovely tildl >\ufffd\ufffdu\\ attmctlw entry Spodoui MnQ\/dlninQ room bu qmbkmb wiiiic tinner firc|iWr, l-iiH,<* akililiiii w nook anil |n-.nI na-ilt cabinttfl Some ocean arel foraH views' Pricad lo sell $159,900 Includw QSTfRabalslobulldar) Call Diana Slarbuck 886-9408 Mobile Homes Pad 18, Bonniebrook *2106 12 x 64 Deluxe Moblla Monte with a neuish 2(K) \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd..] (t addition 1 i.itticillv done in cedar Tills Immanilatc inolnle has ty\ufffd\ufffd*\\ (|iiality lieiliet carott, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd txlnns. a latqe cedai and rctainir tile bathroom and a nice size kilclien atra lis just steps to llie btwh Tills is one of C'tihsoiis heller mobile homes Askinr) $32,900. (all Joan Peterson lot mora details at 886-8244 or 886-8107 Ernies REALTY LTD. Seek property or small acieage north ol Sechelt to Earls Cove. Private Char 886-9081 \"13 GAMBIER ISLAND $116,000 ovei 1y acre, semi-walertront with win- tenzldings 4 lots more. 886-4917 lor detials. NO AGENTS PLEASE TFN View lol, Hallmoon Bay, Ttuman Road. Watei, hydro, sewer avail., $42,000.9S9-3332. #11 3 bedioom 2 level home. 1 1\/2 balhs, 30x15' workshop in Madeira Paik, $92,000 terms possible. 1-874-0960. \ufffd\ufffd1l CENTRAL SECHELT $114,900, 4 bdrms. plus den, new painl, carpels, rec. room, wood slove, laige kitchen, laige lot 4 more loo! Nick 583-7653 Valley Pacilic Rlty. 13w 1\/2 ACRE $49,900 , with small house, 2 bdrms. with den, needs work. Call Nick 583-7653 Valley Pacific Fllty. \ufffd\ufffd13w NICE FAMILY HOME located on quiet cul-de-sac just 1 ran liom Gibsons Paik Plaza. 1714 sq. II. ol linished living space, carport, and well built storage shed. Excellent condition. Asking $146,500. Call Mi. Chambers 886-886601886-9111. ss View lot, water, hydra, $42,000 firm. Chamberlin 4 Central, Gibsons. 886-9049. SS Ouality home, built 1990, view, two fireplaces, ensuite, walk-in, oak cabinels, central vac, close lo lerry, 1 block lo swimming beach and regional paik, $177,700,886-3306. ss PRIVATE SALE - liisl time home buyer looking to buy unlisted home undei $150,000, direct Irom owner, in Sunshine Coasl aiea. Please call wilh details. Gerald 228-8519. \ufffd\ufffd14 Two industiial lots. #9 and #10 on Ventuia Way loi sale oi lease. 946-0465. HI 2 W. Sechell mobile home, corner lol, neai school, store. $62,000. 885-5492. SS ANDERSON REALTY \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Radiation * Retirement \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Relocation FRKE CATALOGUE 5686 Cowrie SI Boa 1219 Sechell BC VON 3A0 885-3211 FAX 885-2899 Van Toll Free 684-8016 Downtown Sechelt, 3 bdim., 2 balhs. basement, cold loom, hoi tub. biick ouldooi barbecue, 5 appis., many extias. 2550 sq. II.. asking price $172,000.885-5128. DUPLEXES TO BE MOVED Foi Ihe purchase ol 2 ol moie |20'x53'| duplexes delivered lo youi site. Price now reduced Irom $22,000 10 $16,000. Keep as duplex and tent lot $900\/mo oi sel up as rancher and have 1000 sq. II. house lor less lhan $30,000. Hurry! Phone 'The House Recyder* 946-7655. #11 Keats Island. Eastbourne. 3 bdim. fully lurnished cabin, large lol. $49,500 886-2561 or 886-8076. #!3w Cedai log cabin (new) easy to install, 420 sq. It. 4 loll. $19,000. 298-5215. #12 Dave and Teii Gibson are proud to announce Ihe birth of theii son Coiy Tienholme Gibson, bom February. 23,1992 Pioud grandparents are Doug 4 Ellen Beck- ley, Maiie 4 Ed Gibson and Gieal Grandma Marion Mahy. Thanks lo SI. Mary's lot a nice slay. #11 February 22,1992 marked the arrival of Kean Robert Williams al 8:42 pm weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces. Proudly received by his big brother. Terry and sister Lin- dyn and paients Rob and Lisa. Special thanks lo Di. Cairns. April, Denise and Elenoie lor their caie and friendship. We would like lo lhank the nurses ol SI Mary's, especially Leslie, loi then care and attention, and finally. Dr. Beitnick foi a lob well done. The Williams lamily. #11 Melissa and Gregory are pleased lo announce Ihe airival ol Iheir sister, Mallory Richelle, on February 26.1992 al SI Mary's Hospital, Sechell. Proud parents are Rosina and Don Slack and grandparents Ruby and Robeil Hastings and Vi and Ron Slack Special thanks lo Ailene, Leslay, Ann. Auntie Tina. Dr. Hourigan and Dr Pelzold. Ill 3 Obituaries I 2 1\/2 acre serviced lol lor sale, near Seciet Cove. 224-6180. ss Stillwater. South Powell River. Basement home, view, beach, $98,000.487-9334. ss 1\/2 acie lot Lohn Road, Redioolls, controlled subdivision, $45,000.432-9379 eves. ss Contractors aie invited to bid on 3 bdim at 646 Gower Point Road. Diawings can be viewed by appointment at Conlidenlial Secretarial Services 886-4740. A refundable deposil of $50 is required if diawings aie removed from ollice. Lowest tendei not necessarily accepted #13 ARMOUR: Gladys, late ol Gibsons in her 92nd year Bom in Waco, Texas in 1900, Gladys passed away peacelully March 11, 1992. at Surrey. BC. Predeceased by hei beloved husband Samuel. Survived by her loving family. Son, Sam (June) in Calgary, Alberta; daughters Bea Skellelt of Gibsons; Susan (Stan) Tyson ol North Vancouver; 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Memorial service in Gibsons at Devlin Funeral Home, Tuesday, March 17, 1992. 200 pm. In lieu ol (lowers, donalions lo Cancel Society or pielened charity. HI SHERIDAN: Philip Anlhony age 78, died Maich 9,1992 of hepatitis Itom blood transfusion Febru- aiy 8, 1992. He had not been immunized. Someone blundered. 3 Obituaries DICKEY - Mis Elizabeth Dickey passed away Maich 6.1992 al SI Vincents Hospital in Vancouver She was predeceased by her husand Di Maivrn Dickey She will be sadly missed by those who knew and loved hei Memonal seivice held Wednesday. Maich 11 al 2 00 pm at Shaughnessy Heights United Chuich. 1550 Wesl 33 Avenue. Vancouver, BC Rev Di Robert Smith otltoaling Ciemahon Donations may be made lo the Canadian Cancel Society #11 ELRICK Passed away Maich 6. 1992. Lloyd Allan Elm*, late ol Gibsons, age 89 yeais Survived by his loving wile Winn ,ed and many friends No service by \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdequest Private riemalion anangements thiough Devlin Funeral Home #11 BROOKSBANK Passed peacelully Maich 2. 1992. Anne aged 89 Survived by loving lamily Joan Thompson, Pal Wismei. grand children Tnsha. John. Bruce. Liz and Kim giealgiandchildien: Pan, Ta|. Zephyi, Asia. Austin and Pain\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd We wish lo give sincere thanks to loving stall at Totem Lodge ,'Gianny Annie' will be missed #11 BERNTZEN: Violet Eleanor Elizabeth. NEE: Jones (Vi). age 72 ol Madeira Park, formerly ol Egmont and Vancouver passed away suddenly bul peacelully on March 12. 1992, sunounded by hei lamily, after a courageous battle with cancel. Predeceased by her loving husband Gene ol 53 years in December 1990. granddaughter Debbie. February 1965 and only brother Bob in May 1990. Lovingly remembered by her 3 daughters Sylvia and Heib Hansen ol Burnaby; Maureen and Charlie Lee ol Madeira Park and Sue and Gold Gough ol Powell River; 6 granddaughters; 2 grandsons; t great- granddaughtei and 1 great-grandson. Also survived by slslei-in-law Milly Jones ol Vananda and nephews Rick and Barry Jones, special nephew Pedei Bernlzen, special neice Liz Moore and all their families as well as relatives in Great Britain and Norway Mum was well known in Pender Haibour and Egmonl for her endless energy in community activities. One ol hei pet projects which she will always be remembered lor was Ihe Egmont Teas which she convened lor many yeais. Among her many volunteer projects were Secielary Tieasurei ol Ihe Egmonl Walei Board, Execulive Membet ol Ihe Egmonl Community Club and and active membei of Ihe Pendei Harbour Health Clinic Auxiliary 4 Bargain Barn. She was always willing lo give ol herself to family, Iriends and community. She will be missed by all. Cremation: No service by request. A gathering ol lamily and Iriends will be held al a latei dale. Flowers acceptable oi donalions lo Pender Haibour Health Clinic or SI. Mary's Hospital Children's Ward. We Love You Mum. #11 LAING - Michael Robert Shaun passed away Maich 7,1992 Age 11 yeais. Survived by parenls Hairy 4 Marilyn, brothers Billy, James 4 Danny. Grandma 4 Grandpa Doreen 4 Bill. Numeious Uncles. Aunls 4 Cousins. Funeral Seivice was held on Wed. March II, 1992 al 1:30 pm wilh Rev. Clill Pedersen officiating al Hart- land Baptist Chuich 6599 Dull- wood Rd., Piince George. II Iriends so desire, donalions may be made to Ihe pediatric waid. 2000 15th Ave. Prince George. V2M 1S2. Lakewood Funeial Home in care ol anangmenls Phone 562-5915. #11 HUBEL Leopold Wilhelm - passed away suddenly on Feb. 28. 1992 in Vancouvet. BC. born in Vienna. Austria. Sept 21.1919 Leo had a life long affinity and love ol nature and Ihe environment He loved classical and contemporary music, especially music liom Vienna Donation lo an organization ol your choice that supports Ihese causes, in lieu ol flowers was his wish A memo rial service was held on March 5. 1992 al 10:00 am al Ihe Isl Memorial Chapel in Vancouver. followed by a gathering ol lamily and friends lo celebrate life as he wished. HI Easy gong male, late tomes would like lo meet a petit lady who enioys dining in or out, boal ing, dancing, barbecues, lishing. quiel lime, doing tilings together Nationality unimportant Please reply lo Box 4. c\/o Coasl News. Boa 68. Sechell. BC #12 Easy going financially secuie male. 31 yeais old seeks single girl oi single Mom age 20 lo 40 loi outings and lasting Inendship Please leply with picture and phone numbei lo Boa J. c\/o Box 68. Coasl News. Sechell. all replies will be answeied #12 SWM seeks Ms Right I'm lale 30s, tall. dark, slim, sensual, emotional, passionate gainlully employed You are honest, intelligent, vivacious, physically active and much more Kids OK Reply lo Box 44. TLC Sile. RR#1, Sechell. BC VON 3A0 #11 Middle aged, old school, haid work, soli play, enjoys outdoors, lun things in lite Would like lo meet a lady who enioys Me Reply Box 372, c\/o Coasl News. Box 460, Gibsons. BC VON IVO #11 Gentleman would like lo meel lady between 25-35, enioys a good vauely ol ouldooi activities. line dining and lots ol dancing. Children a blessing loi have lots ol love to give. Wnle Box 371, c\/o Coasl News, Box 460, Gibsons, BC VON IVO. #11 7. Announcement ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 885-7883,24 hour line. TFN MASSAGE THERAPY David Dressier, R.M.T. reluming Mar. 16, laking appis. now. 886 3622 #11 Does someone in your lamily have a drinking problem' Call Al Anon 886-9903, 885-7484, 886- 9059. Al-Aleen 886-2565. NC New Weight Watchers session beginning Mai. 18. Call 886-7454. #12 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd BROOKS A MILLER FLOOR COVERINGS LTD. Benjamin Moore Paints Envi.onmenr Ftiendly Paints ^.- ,., in All Co'louis 01 The llgmbow \/, Including Gteen Announcement As ol March 15.1992 new postal addiess and phone numbei tot Dr Terry Amrel and Dr Jennrlei Law al Pender Haibour Health Centre will be Boa '49. Madeira Park, VON 2H0. telephone numbei will be 883-2344 112 AODAOD F.O.R. K.I.D.S. llitaliU\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd( iinsifitrntfiil Stop hy anil htVC a I.OUk. Or brinn in viitir children's iimi- sed articles of ctol hlng, tnys. slini's, etc. ii>r extra cub $$$. Ilniirv Inn In IIIK1 SIK1 s.h noon- i mi 851 HWY. 101 Next lo Andy's Restauranl, Gibsons \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd B86-2585 English Victorian upright piano, exc cond.SHS'J 886 7062 #12 Piano Tuning repairs, appraisals # Ken UalKleish 886-2843 Yvonne Batne will now be woik- ing as an oulsule sales lep loi Elite Travel Call 886 4862 oi 8862522 #12 INTERIOR RENOVATIONS - Painting. Wallpaper. Caipentry Call Bill Vestei 886-8095. references available TFN SUMMER CRAFTS ALERT! Sunshine Coasl Aits Centie Filth Annual Summer Ciall Fair Aug. 15 a 16 Foi more informalion call Sandia 886-4863 oi 886-8261 #11 Looking loi SHAKLEE products? Mavis, 885-7464 loi delivery. #12 Bill Wood SECHELT SL. A Bus 885-2923 Res 885-5058 The newly formed Sunshine Coast Bridge Club will start Iheii regular weekly party and duplicate bridge games at Greenecourt Hall. 5817 Medusa SI., Sechell Tuesdays 8pm and Weds. 1pm. Bridge parlners are guaranteed Beginner, intermediate and advanced bridge lessons are also available. Phone 885- 5552 or write Box 195. Sechell. BC VON SAO. #12 BARK MULCH by container load 886-7033 LOG ENDS by container load 886-7033 9 Weddings & Engagements Noelle Angelus and Derek Angelus wish lo announce lo Iheir friends Iheii engagemenl on February 2,1992 in preparation to receive the saciamenl ol marriage. #11 The wedding took place on Sat.. Feb. 29 in Gibsons between Judith, eldest daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Maurice Spence and Kelly, youngest son of Leo and Ihe late Dodi McGralh ol Coquitlam. #11 Nikon Tiavelile III Binoculars sentimental value \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Rewaid. Sargents Bay area. 885-2251. #11 Silver coloured ladies watch, {expanding bracelet) Lost Sal. March 7 Lower Gibsons or new Paik Plaza. 886-2636 (REWARD) #11 Adult children ol Alcoholics oi dis- functional lamilies please call 886-3849 or 885-4622 lor help. NC Car keys in magnetic holder. Chrysler owners check youi car, 885-9562. #11 Maich 10 - bracelet lound at Sunnycrest Mall. 886-7988. #11 6. Personal English lady who sal nexl to me at Long John Baldly conceit. I was wearing a black leather jacket and blond pony tail. I lorgot to gel your phone number. Please call me 240-4989 #11 \"PAT* Jusl 9 mos. lo go liom Mar. 21 Youi Iriends know!. 11w Aie you a woman in an unhappy relationship, do you need to talk? Call the Sunshine Coast Transition House lor confidential 24 hi. saMvice. 885-2944. TFN Wanled 50 imperfect people willing to lose up to 29 lbs. in Ihe next 30 days. 100% naluial, Di. approved. 886-2855 eves. #12 '\/ Expert | repairs and servicing on all brands of sewing machines. Singer, Kenmore, Pfaff, Janome, Elna, Bernina, and all makes of vacuum cleaners. - Free Estimates - ALL WORK GUARANTEED SEWING MACHINE ft VACUUM CENTRE Cowrie St., Sechell (opposite Bank ot Montreal) . 885-8843 . 12. Pets& Livestock STRESS t PAIN RELIEF Relax and enjoy Ihe lasting benefits ol linger relaxation bodywoik sessions. Learn sell-care techniques Phone Ellen 886-8864. #13 a^SSS*^*****************-*^ PiiM class, Inset primal, word processing is now nvaitahlc <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd> Gihsons! IVolessimi.il Resumes Correspondence etc. For appointment call 886-4740 Confidential Secretarial Services Satisfaction Guaratilccd! . ALMA SKAE will be back on Ihe Coast April 1,2. & 3 Psychic leadings and Bach Flowei therapy For appoinlments call 886 3224. #13cn Aider Logs Nnrvik Hardwoods Inc *Imi\\s in,'-, \/it si.iuiiiiiy ilmbr* (Milan RonCDi Tel w-'MOx i .u uii. 3789 1 i'IIiiI.ii .'.''I ,'SII 7313 Hoprotl Road Dclti, B.C V40IB7 To buy Maies. 2 yis i up loi bieedmg, 1-531 2080 #17 Woikmg Indge and disliwasliei loi Robeils Cieek Hall, Phone Yvonne88678!5 111 A pan ol snow shoes 885 9467, 112 Used TV satellite dish, reasonable. 883-9167. #12 Small, male niulli-poo. good natuied dog, for breeding purposes. 885-%93 #12 Fiee fill available in Robeils Cieek. I will pay Ihe trucking il neaiby and you lake to loads or more. 886-8691, 13w 17. Garage Sales Moving eveiylhing musl go!Fii- day. Satuiday. Sunday. 707 Gowet Pt.Rd 886 3992. #12 Sat. Mai. 21. 10am-2pni, 291 Cochrane Rd. No eailv biids #11 996 North Rd., Mat. 2IS22, Sat.JSun., 10 7pm, Diyei, range, leak bed, washet\/spin dryer, 5'x10' thermal pane window, F\/P insert, dishwasher, single pane windows, spkr slands. Mexican style saddle #11 Huge garage sale! Moving 511 Marine Drive. Mar. 21-22 liom 10- 4. 13w 2 lamily -Sal. 21. 4927 Gleet Rd.. Davis Bay. to am. #Hcn 18, Barters Trade 34'x12' powei cruiser totally rebuilt. 1991. Eveiylhing new. 1985 Winnebago molor home 18' ski boal. 100 HP Meicuiy, combined valve, $120,000. Trade land. 1-826-9936 #12 19. Appliances Hoise shoeing, horse trailer foi tent, horse manure lor sale. Western lessons. Weiner pigs 886- 2205 Ted I3w Wanled \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd manure, can be sleei, chicken oi sheep. Call 220-2007 alter 2pm collect. TFNs SPCA SPAYING PROGRAM Conlacl Then a Now Furniture, 699 Highway 101. Gibsons 886- 4716oiMailee Fashions. NC Help reduce Ihe pel overpopulation problem > spay oi neuter your pel. NC Registered Chesapeake Bay Retriever puppies. For inquiries please call 885-7038. #13 Maltese pups $300. Rabbits, many varieties. $10-$25. Kaien 885-4657. #16 Working couple wish lo give away Boxer pup, 1 year old, purebred. 886-9957 alt. 4:30 pm. #13 Naluial pasture toi horses wilh oi wilhout board, please call 886- 2642, #12 Brand new 9 cubic lool Ireezer wilh wananty, $275 886 8095. TFNs HEMLOCK\/BALSAM WOOD SHAVINGS - lor horse bedding (no cedar). Gibsons Sand & Gravel. 886-8511 eves. 885-2008. TFN 10 cu. It. Woods Ireerer. 1 1\/2 yi, old. no GST or PST, $325 OBO. 885-5807. #11 Moving Sale Cleamig slock ol fridges, stoves, washeis, diyeis etc. No lurmtuie. Phone B)0in 885-7897 oi Coiner Cupboaid 885-4434 #13 20, Furniture Queen size mattress a box spring Exc cond $125. solid mahogany lable A 5 Chain $300, ARC 9856 (leave messagel #13 Dining loom lable, 48' 60\" (Iwo 12\" inserts) includes 6 cha is. gd cond \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $250 886 8866 ss Cheslertield, KiMMar, hi Iweed. nice clean. $75, UMful so^.d wood exl, dooi. 36\", $30 886 8465 !1w Day bed, sola bed. love seal, couch i Chair, washei\/diyci, 20\" colour TV, swivel IV sland, lamps, elc Besl OCor 8B6 4536 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I3w Oueensize wateibed, black, like new, $400.886 2784 #12 Blown veloui execulive ollice chair. $50.886 7160 #13 Oueensize lulon and liaine, $150. 885-0966. #12 King size lout poster knotty pine waletbed. $400 obo 886 8862. TFNs Tken and Hmu Twwitufie. 3B9 Highway 101 GIBSONS 886-471B y Houisll-5 Closed Wed. -\ufffd\ufffdMa**aiitaA*M WAUi Mtamataaa* JO Coast News, March n>. 1992 Teak*? Atit'taiattafi*? tafttaer JVftf C'lttssifieti Aft .%\/\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\/<\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\/ Ran yoar classified ad 6 times, and payfor* only 2 times! Coast News (Monday) Classified Deadline: Noon Friday Gibsons & Sechelt Offices 21 For Sale TaOle saw. $175. electric lawn mower $60, BBO wilh lank. $35. love seat. $60. undei counlei disnwashei. $60. lawnmower, like new. $185. weedealer. XR70. $150 8B6B487 I3w CB ladio, $25. 2 VHF ladios. $100 4 $25. citizen sleieo. $50; Philips oigan. $100, 2 oil paintings. $70 ea. Seais sandei. $25, BSD 6\" skillsaw. $25, gluegun, $10, 3.6'8\" bilotd louvered door, $50.2 hollow core doors. $15 ea, solid eat dooi. $20. 60 gal oil lank A stand. $40, aluminum screendoor FREE 885-7977 It ton Penlax ME $125; Chinon CP5. $160. zoom & wide angle lens. $100 8863457 #l3w Used Nuilendo machines $50 VrdeoEIC 8868312 #l3w Trailer pails alum windows dooi, cabinet wilh double sink and 3 butnei piopane slove with oven, luinace. hoi walei heatei cabinets, beds with cushions, elc Olleis 8853510 #12 20x30' used T bar ceiling $150 plus removal Phone Yvonne 886 7815. #11 SALE 8' cedai 4i4s, $6 each 885 5031. ss DOWN TO EARTH Mushroom manure, lopsoil. local oi Fraser Valley, baikmulch Delivered oi U pickup Hoppy 885 0821, Ramon 885-7692, #12 Fisher airtight slove (inseil), largest model deep box, exc cond, $350, 985 8987 #11 '82 750 Kawasaki 29.000 kms. $800 060; 3 mo old oil while wilh paslel coloured couch and love seal. $1500; anlique 20s oak lable and chairs and sideboard. $1200OBO886-3910 #11 22 Milan 'estauiant chairs, as new, $35 each, 883-9078 #12 Moving - must sell Akai HI-FI sleieo unit, inc. luintable, tunei, amplifier, cassette tape deck, record storage. 2 speakers, I5*x25\", like new; Yamaha Clavi- nova CVP 5 etectionic piano, midl memoiy, ihythm-iom playback, exc cond . Roland compulet, rhythm unit model CR5000. 886- 9619, #12 \"Cozy\" wood slove, $100; ladies' 10 sp. $65.886-4690. #12 Deep Ireeze 16 cubic leel $275, Queen size motionless wate'bed, 3 sets sheets inc. $160 886-9799 #13 Chevy Nova 1976; chain link lence gate & hinges lot appointment call 886-9296 before 2pm. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdt3w MOVING SALE The Comei Closet, 689 Hwy, 101, rear. Mar, 16- 21, closed Wednesday 886-8079 #11 Cpy West Alum, canopy 73\" L X 5'W, oil ol Foid Counei, $200 OBO. Mike 886-9569. \ufffd\ufffd13w Rhododendrons S Azaleas, Same Low Price $3.50-$15.00 no GST. Large selection, Roberts Creek Nursery. 2569 Lower Road. 886- 2062 #13 Used ocean going Kyak. Very seaworthy wooden paddle, spay skid and floatation bags included. 885-3303 eves #13 Airco Gas lurnace good condition $315885-6276 #13 21 For Sale Gotten Jubilee Foid 8N tractor unoje h!,ide, live hydraulic, hi low lanqe. converted lo 12 volt Gd cond . $2500. Anens ride lawn- mower $175 8869770 #11 Lg washei\/diyei. $250. 16 II canoe. $350 885 2572 til Moving Sale Boal A moloi $250, lawnmuwe' $75 ladies 18 speed bicycle $10 lawn chaiis $50.886 4884 or pager I 978 3948 or I 978 3949 Quanlily ol seasoned luewood. you pick up, reasonable. 10' I'rallsmaii i.ulial saw, $500 OBO 883 9711 #11 Model 1893 leveiaclio\", Maihn octagonal barrtri, 9 shot 30 30, SMI W86 7521 111 Wpddinq dress perlecl loi spiiiig\/siiuif'ier wedding White salm wilh bi'.ul A sequin bodice, long train Willi lacewuik. size 8\/10. Paid $IWU. asking $400 886 89*' 111 High perl paits lui S B Chev new cam pistons, stainless valves. ioIIpi ruckprs. used Nash SI 10. eitgmi' pails, mag wheels. elc 885 2299 111 Utility nailer, 4'i8', $300 885- 3917 #11 1x4 3m A 4in lengths inetiic 10,000 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd lineal II an lined, ulleis inviled 885 7940all 7pm \ufffd\ufffdI2 5 HP shieiKlei. $225, 2 pc couch and loveseast, $400, 10\" radial aimsaw, $300 885 7077 all 5pm \ufffd\ufffdll Sanyo portable cellulai phone compact, light weight, ergonomic design gnp belt, $850 OBO B86- 7097 ss Floal house. 750 sq, II one bdrm. propane appliances, wood heat, $12,800 OBO 885-1942 SS SAWDUST Hemlock\/Balsam loi gaidenmg and hoise bedding Cedai and bark mulch loi olhei Gibsons Sand A Giavel Lid 886- 8511 eves. 885 2008 TFN Indian Saiod. $800. Bulish India rug. Australian laincoal, Indge; small washer\/spin diver Eveiylhing woiks, gd cono. 886-7859, #12 Powdei blue balh. loibl. $150. 2 pis cream sheers (as new) 120\"\ufffd\ufffd84\", $200 8801953 #12 OATS\/WHEAT. 10\/lb. Phone 885-9357 TFN SATELLITE SALES Green Onion Earth Station 885-5644 TFN i 4\" PVC solid oi perforated pipe. ! $11, ABS1 $23.3 $15,2 $10,1 1\/2\". $8. all 10' lengths, will deliver, 886-3910. TFN CEDAR SHAKES I LUMBER, any size Will cuslom cut 885- 5669 or 885-5601 TFN 6 cyl Ford marine diesel, 4 - 1 capltol geal $8500. o bo, 01 trade loi tractor plus cash, 886- 9981 ss 21' 1978 Piowler Travel Trailei located at Coho Maiina $6,500 Details call manager 883-2248 #13 Wood garbage burner $50 Phone 886-9528 \ufffd\ufffdtlw Gas powered 21' Yaidman reel mower, $200,886-2969. #13w ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION Pendei Haibout Lions Club, April 4. To donale auctionable items call Chris 883-2301 ot Dick 883- 2334 for pickup or dropoff #12 Small washei A dryer. $350 parr 885-3632. \ufffd\ufffdl3w BOBCAT & MINI EXCAVATOR FOR RENT Attachments available DAY. WEEK. MONTH 886-8538 1974 GMC 5 spd Hans laige 72 passgi in gd cond . luggage compartment. $4000 OBO, 1975 Dodge 42' RV bus. lull\/ loaded. 318 molor. 4 spd, spin, high, low range. $8000 OBO; Case backhoe, 580 enactor 10 WC wilh dull machine combtnalion, 4 whl drive. $15,000 OBO 885-7699 eves #12 Homemade II\" handsaw sleel dame, wooden wheels A lable. $65 883 2161 #11 Heavy duty utility trailer, 5x10 new 10 ply tires, $450 OBO. 885-4736 ss Two pair 18\" Hanged wheels with heavy duty Dealings, very suitable lor marine ways, $500.883-2669. #13 TOP SOIL Screened, top quality rich topsoil - landem dumpiruck loads, available lot delivety. A.K. Wright Enterprises 886-9764 or cellular 2201526. #!3w Freezer, $295; 5 pee. bdrm, suite; lge. oil paintings; sale cover; large desk. 886-8291. #13w HAy\/Straw$4.00\/Bale GARDEN MULCH HAT $3.50\/Bale WANTED Women in Trades Program is looking lo rent an excavator & single-axle dumptruck lor the week ol March 30 - April 3. Please call 886-3807 days, or 886-3654 eves. 1974 OMsmobile, new brakes and exhaust Mechanically sound, $24O0obo 885-1943. ss CHEAP!FBI\/US. SEIZED 89 Mercedes $200; 86 VW, $50; 87 Mercedes$IOO; 65 Mustang, $50. Choose from thousands starting $25. FREE 24 hour recording reveals dealils 801-379- 2935Copyrigtil#BCI04JC, #22 ESTATE SALE 1986 Buick Skylark, 4 door Sedan 51,000 km, V6, luel injected. au\/ciuise\/pw\/powei seal $7500 firm Call Al oi Norm 886 7919*13 ECONOMIC 35 MPG Escort 4 dr. gd. cond.. no rust, t owner, 10 yrs , 46,000 ml. Irom new, $2150 OBO 886-8836. \ufffd\ufffdl3w 1981 AMC station wagon, one ownei. new biakes A tues. no lusl. $2200060 8868487 I3w '89 Foid Tempo. 5 spd . A\/C am\/lm. eac cond, 55.000 kms, I owner $8000 886 2642 \ufffd\ufffdllcn 1990 Foid Aeioslai, XL 7 passen gei A I condition. $14,900 886 8481 ss 1979 Camaio PS\/PB, gd cond, $1400 885 9071 #11 1978 Honda Civic, needs woik lo pass inspection. $300 886 9633 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 13 4 14* Spinnei Hubcaps 886 9346 allei 5pm NC 1990 Foid Escort LX, 5 spd, exc. cond, $7300 885 4064, I3w 1972 Volkswagen loi sale ot parts runs well-lots ol mst $300. 886 9856 (leave message) #13 4 x Z28 Mag Wheels. Tires and accessories 885-2251 $350 #13 1.7\/1 tntttrtd Towing hi! Old car recycling I Cash for 82-92 cars ! and clean runners ! free Pickup ! 886-7227 ''~: 1972 Ventura II 2 dr., V8 one owner, never smoked in. immacu- lale, low miles. $750, 1977 Granada 4 dr. one ownei. mint, no rust evei, $800,686-7227. #12 1976 Buick Skylark. 4 dr., V6, aulo, 20\/25 MPG, no rust, tea- sonable shape, $450.886-7227, #12 1976 Buick Lesabre. reliable trans good lot trailer lowing, 65.000 miles, extra tires, needs Irani brake pads. $225 886-3635. #12 267 small V8 engine, gd, tun. cond. $500 OBO. 886-9666.886- 4760. #12 1986 Pontiac 6000 4 di\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 4 cyl., aulo , PS\/PB, powet dr. locks, AC AM\/FM slereo, $4995 OBO. 886-2111 or 886-9018. ss 1979 Volkswagen Rabbit, 886- 8165. #11 1985 Dodge Aries LTD, PS\/PB, buckel seals, ail cond.. musl see, $3500 886-9039 alt, 6pm #12 '81 Ponliac Phoenix sport model V6, 4 spd. slandaid, suniool, $2500 OBO 886 8064 #14 1984 Chevetle 4 dt.. suniool, 37.000 oiiginal miles. New biakes, battery, tires, mechanically inspected, A STEAL AT $2O00!l 886-8291. #12 1986 Honda Prelude, 5 sp., suniool, a\/cond.. exc. cond., $9650. 883-2336 #12 1977 Foid Gianada V8 auto., exc cond , 69,000 ks., $1B00. 885- 3374, ss 1969 4 dr white Cadillac 472 molor. besl offer 883-1179 #11 1986 Ford Hanger 5 sp, slandaid. slereo cassette, one ownei. only 34.000 kms. 886-3303 #11 1984 Foid Tempo GL, PS\/PB, cruise. 5 sp,. gd cond, $2500. 885 2258 #11 1987 Nissan Maxima sedan, luNy loaded digital dash, on board compulet, electronic an cond, powei seals. Dolby sound sys- lem. suniool, only 31,000 kms, mini cond. a sacrifice at $15,000 885 2418 eves #11 1982 Dalsun 310GX coup, sun- roof, gd cond, new Pirelli tires, 1500 cc aulo. $1800 883-2703 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd II 1980 Ponliac Phoenix 4 cyl., 4 spd., exc. cond., $1000, 886- 737B ss CASH PAH) Fm Some Cars And Trucks Dead Cat Removal Abex Used Aulo Parti and Towing 886-2020 TTO 1976 Volare Wagon, slant 6, red- able, low mileage. Asking $600. 886-3841. ss\" 1973 Super Beetle. $2500 obo. 883-9234. ss Estate sale 1977 Cadillac, low mileage, good shape. Offers. 886-3306, ss Used Camaio T Top. $495 lor Ihe sel. with covets. 886 9500 anytime ss 1975 Olds Cutlass Supieme. $600 obo 886 8862 TFNs LOW COST AUTOS 40 UNDER $4,000 Some Gov't Safety Tested Call 885-401 1960 Camaro 305 aulo., T-Tops, Rally rims, $2600. 685-7113. 1981 Toyola 4.4 New lues. brakes, eacellenl condition $3200 OBOB85 48IB #13 1986 F150 XL 4X4 club cab, 57.000 kms.. aui leai spring eng . 5 8 L 4V HO aulomalic. veiy clean. $10,000 OBO 885 4736 ss '81 Chev 1\/2 Ion PU 4X4. 350 aulo . no mst. while 8000 lb Warn winch, rally wheels, gd lookrg duck, $4200 OBO. 886- 3930 #11 1976 Foid 1\/2 ion, V8 aulo , $600 Phone BB6 2898. #!3w t978 GMC 3\/4 Ion, GOOD mechanical condition. Rusl. $1100.883-2377. #13 1986 GMC 4X4 6 2 litre diesel A\/T. PS\/PB, AM\/FM sleieo. $7500 885-2258. #11 1987 Toyola Iruck STD. 5 sp., exc cond.. L-box 51,000 kms\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $6000.883-2234, #12 1967 Mercury 1 Ion 4 sp., new dutch ,$1100. Jesse 886-3947 #11 77 Dalsun 610 in gd. cond, 5 spd. new tires, digital AM\/FM cassette, $1100 OBO 886 8M2 #12 UTILITY TRAILER. INEXPENSIVE. 886-2927. #12 1977 F250 ciewcab, 351 mod., auto.. P\/S, canopy spare motor and trans.. $1600.886-6682, \ufffd\ufffdttss 1988 Chev. Cheyenne 1\/2 Ion pick-up. 4.3 litre V6, PS\/PB, 61.000 km., box mat, toolbox, $8700.885-2836,885-7413. ss 1985 Btonco II 4X4, aulo., CD player, gd. cond.. $7500 OBO. Days 886-9332 alt. 7 eves. 886- 2983 ss 77 Chevy Nomad, deluxe window van, parts. 886-2878. ss '81 Dodge pickup supei cab, no rusl. motor A1. $3400 886-7414. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd12 Chevy 3 Ion Iruck, working power tail gale, pails only. $700 OBO. 886-9500. ss 1953 Chev. 1\/2 Ion. Rebuill engine. Radiais, $2700 obo. 885-1943. ss 1990 Dodge Grande LE Caravan, loaded. 40.000 kms.. besl oiler 885-6026. ss V 1975 Dodge Maxi-Van. 3-way fridge, slove. luinace, toilet, sink, $7300.886-3306, ss 1973-33'5th wheel, $7300080 885-6396. #11 Fibreglass brglool pickup camper. C9.5DLX 1987, 11761b toilet, showei, elc. mint condition, $9500,885-4736, ss 1980 24' Holiday Havel trailer. land axles, radial lues, forced air furn. awning, lge fridge. 4 burner slove. oven, showei, sleeps 6 $7795.885-4143. #12 For sale - Boler trailer. $1950 OB0 886-B487 ss Dodge 200.1977 insulated panel- lie carpeted s\/lockers. bench seal lids td d\/bed, ideal for camping, exc cond, $2100 OBO. 886-9156 I3w 1975 Argosy 26 fl, gd, cond.. fully eguipped. $6500. 886-2885 all, 4 pm. #13w 1977 VW Westphalia rebuilt 2 litre engine, exc. cond., new radial tires and paint, $4500 OBO 883- 2703. #11 1979 Bellevue tent trailer, gd. cond., $1000 OBO. B86-20B8 all 6pm, #11 197610 Galaxy, 3 way fudge, tur. nace. queen bed. dean, Ron 883- 9794. #11 1977 26' trailer, rear bedioom, tub, fully self-contained, veiy dean, $7500. Ron 883-9794. #11 M \" a .up' $200 per loot per monlh. Royal Reach Motol A Manna 885 7844 Sechelt. #13 1990 14 1\/2 It.. Houislon. compiele wilh 1990 40 HP Meicuiy plec start, cal infection, lilt tratier. like new. $5850 866 3197 #11 12 aluminum boal. $425. 885- 2155 #13 Campbell biass \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd speed piop HH 020 P20 686 9346 alt 5pm \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdII Canoe, 16 It. fibreglass. all an essoiles, $385. Rare Irbre glass 14 II twin keel sailboat. HUM cuslom sails and ugging. $.'1.00 886 3228 \ufffd\ufffdl3w is hp mannei O\/B wilh gas lank U'ssthan 30 his $1500 BB6 9434 #13 fl II woik boal moon Heel V853 (IM glass hull depth soundei a\/pilot needs lepair Inl A exl lluls loi Ihe above will be icceived i.i' lo Maich 30\/92 loi appointment lo view call Heib Craig B8622\/7 #13 I lloal 16x25'$5900 or two lloals 8 <25' $3400 each, on an tilled 45 gallon containers Mooring buoys $75 each Phone 947-9447 #15 1979 50 HP Meicuiy 500 out- boaid, lecondilioned. $800. 886- 2431. #12 MV Rooslei, 21' aluminum )el boal, H\/T cabin, radar. VHF, new engine, $13,500 OBO. Call 886- 8192, #12 1990 25 HP Yamaha w\/new con- Hols plus 16' wooden boat A trailer extras, $2500 Jane 885-9819 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 12 34'\ufffd\ufffd12' powei cruiser, totally rebuilt 1991. Eveiylhing new 1985 Winnebago motoi home 18' ski boal 100 HP Meicuiy, combined valve. $120,000. Tiade land 1-826-9936, #12 1981 20' double Eagle hardtop 200 HP Volvo 260 leg, (H-6), Gibsons Maiina. $17,500.886-2694 ss Volvo 280 leg Hansum plate 170. 6 cyl., all gd cond.. $1700. 885- 6065, \ufffd\ufffdI1 OUTBOARDS FOR SALE 9 9-20-30-40-50-70 HP 1989- 1990 Evinrudes Excellent condi- llon. Lowe's Resort, 883-2456. TFN SECHELT MHIIE SURVEYS LTD. Captain llll Murray I MCMMC M.N.A.M.SJJ M A B Y C \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Maiine Surveyor', and Consullanlsl Yes! There is a tellable local piopelloi lepaii seivice. 865- 5278 TFN 15 HP Mariner O\/B less lhan 30 his,with gas lank, $1500. 886- 9434. I4cn 19' Inboard Clinket runabout, veiy fast and in lop condition, surveyed value $8500, oilers A trades considered. 886-2738. ss Highlinei trailer, like new. 1000 kg. 14' tires. $1700 OBO 886 3001. ss 1979 27' Baylinet Victoria C\/B. 255-280 Leg, new engine, low houis, lots ol exttas, $24,900 OBO. 463-8919 or 463-6959. ss 18' Davidson sailboat, new main, new cushions, exc. cond., $3800, 885-9333. ss MV. Blacklist!. 24' Owens, well appointed latge fish deck, Coast Guaid Inspected, featuring new Swann auto, anchot pkg., new LMS, 200 w\/Loian C, new lenders A brackets, mooting lines, new windows, completely lelimshed hull and swimgud new handrails, flush mount Fishon lod holders (5( FWC 318 Chrysler, $8,000 885-7977 ss MOORAGE Pendei Haibour 883- 9855 \ufffd\ufffd16 Rubbei iall Avon Rover R3-40, max. 15 HP, 1\/2 price. $2200. 8852306 ss 27 Mobile Homes Ouality mobile homes, Regents, Modulines. pads avail, oi private property, display homes open dally. 1413 Hwy. 101, Gibsons, S.C M.H.P. 886-9826. TFN 2 bdim. 12'x40' - $9500 needs TLC. great starter home lot Mi A Mis Fixil. #47-1413 Hwy. 101, Gibsons,S.C.M.H.P.886-9826. TFN REDUCED $17,900 2 bdim. new carpels tile, lighl fixtures, sundeck, big shed. Cheap pad lent. Nick 583-7653 Valley Pacilic. \ufffd\ufffd12 Sunshine Coail Mobile Home Salts - New and used -pads available or private property See us for the best deals. Charles 686-9826. TFN Mobile Homes By ownei. 12x68 mobile home, call 886 3039,886 7306 ss 24.52 Ihiee bdrm doublewrde 5 appl.. must be moved avail, mrd- Maidi. $35,000 1)86-9229 ss 14.70 wilh caiport. coveied deck. 3 bitims. I 1\/2 balhs. all appliances located in Big Maples Park 885 2258 #11 1990. 14x70 Hampton 5 appis. extras. 14.18 addition. 2 decks, complete $48,000 Must move 886-7778. \ufffd\ufffd|3 REGENT - NEW Built in Albeila a quality mobile home. 2 bilim deluae the Imesl I4'\ufffd\ufffd67' mobile on the Coasl rot only $52,900 Open 7 days I week loi viewing S C M II p 8869626 TFN Foi sale, eac cond in nicely land scaped well -attended adull orient ed paik Within easy walking dis lance to beautiful Davis Ray beach 2 bdim, living mom A dm ing area, includes washer diyei, Indge, slove. A dishwashei Pm manent duiotd root, covered sun- deck wilh ealia sloiage area To view call 886-8320 #11 14x70 wilh 8x20 add , 5 appl. wood slove, 2 bdrm. lam rm,, 1 1\/2 baths, musl be moved, 886- B037alt. 5pm. #llcn 28 Motorcycles 29 Wanted lo Rent Family seeking 3 bdrm. home, pels, pielei wood heat (as backup) needed by May 1st Rels. avail 886-9216 #11 Woiking couple, NS\/ND, 2 children. Gianihams area 886-3159. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdII '86 Honda Aspencade, exc cond,, gaiage kepi, $7500. 8B6- 9595 ss Classic BMW, 74. R96. not iuii ning 886-7821. \ufffd\ufffdl3w Monlasa 250, on-ioad\/oll-ioad, exc. shape, $1200. $899. 886- 7655 or 220-9564. ss Prol couple will housesil (pels loo) liom mid-June, in return loi reduced rent. Rels. avail. 885- 7914 #14 31 For Rent Neat, clean. 3 bdim rancher all appliances, children A\/oi pets welcome wilh good rels, $800\/mo avail Apt I 534-6577 loi details #11 I'll',is,mi 2 bdim chaiaclei col- laqe gical view, Granlhams, avail Apnl I. long lease pielened, Rels. $625 886 4996 #13 2 iHlim lownhome. 1425 sq II 1 1\/2 baths, 4 appliances, catpoit. coveied sundeck, close lo schools A shopping Available April 1\/92 $\/75\/monlh 8B6-4680 TFN Furnished 2 bdim house in Davis Bny$500p\/nionlh 988-5079 #11 1 bdim shared accomodation in large house, Gibsons $550 \/monlh 886-8952 #13 Cute I bdim house Shaw Road, Gibsons Avail April 1\/92. 886- 7178 #13w Unique 'A' Maine. 2000 sq. II. cleai view ol Trail Islands. Interior hoi tub. 3 bdnns . 2 balhs, 5 appis., open plan, sunioom, greenhouse, 25x30 healed woik- stiop. ids. $1100\/mo. 886-3010 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd12 1986 Yamaha XT600, exc. cond, 885-5564. ss 29 Wanled to Rent Couple looking loi immaculate 2 bdim apt oi lownhouse. Gibsons area 1-5408711 #13 Working couple requnes 3 bdrm. home, yeai lound, handy wilh repairs, enjoy gardening, pielened areas: West Sechell lo Mid- dlepoinl. 885-9227. \ufffd\ufffd13w Piolessional woman, 2 girls. home to rent or will housesil lot (educed rent, Roberts Creek area pielened. 886-3739. \ufffd\ufffdl3w Wheelchair accessible place, non- smoker, non dnnkei, Gibsons pielened. B85-939B #13 Wanled, shaied accommodalion maluie piolessional women lo share house Apnl 1, lv. mess.886- 8095. TFN Inexpensive Sludio space wilh iiinmng walet A powet, could trade loi caretaking duties. 886- 8097 #13 Don Sutherland ol PEBBLES REALTY LTD.wrll support your Residenlial. Commercial oi Industrial investment. Pebbles ptovides a lull seivice PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PACKAGE. Call Pebbles al 686 8107 loi details. TFN Small rustic cabin wilh loll, woodslove, outdoor toilet. Preler lemale tenant, musl like animals and be willing lo liade part ol rent loi l,urn silting and odd jobs. Rent negotiable. Reply Box 373. c\/o Coasl News. Box 460, Gibsons. BC VON IVO. #12 Deluxe, Jolly Rogei view condo. 1 bedioom fully lurnished, 5 appliances, available Apiil 1 lo June 30. $550\/nio. plus utllS. Phone Rick 885-5573 or Bill 585-9554, #12 3 loom suite, giound lloor waterliont, view, Pendei Haibout, $325 883-9855 #11 Gibsons, sunny 1 bdim. wheelchair accessible. $525 plus. Arthur 885-9859 112 View ovei Trail Islands. 3 bdrms.. basemenl, very race home seeks responsible lenants, $875. 885- 9449. #11 Executive Home In Langdale Laige 5 bdim house wilh view A balconies 5 appl.. 2 1\/2 baths, 2 sided F\/P. hoi tub. Elec. Plus heat A hot water, aulo 2 cat gaiage, laige landscaped yaid. Vertical blinds skylight A island m kilchen Walk to leny. avail Mai. I. $i200\/mo Sony, no pels Call aft 530 pom 886 8801 ot 886 3308 days \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdI3w 2 bdim trailer. Davis Bay, $500\/ino 885 7511 #11 1 bdim lownhouse, avail April 1. W\/D. F\/P, $600.686-3713 111 Mobile home sile. Welcome Woods aiea Sechelt, near new school 461-3795. \ufffd\ufffdl3w 2 bdim watnifront semi detached on acre. Poipolse Bay, 4 appis., $575 886-9600. #l3w 2 bdim. suite ledecoiated. 4 appl.. ocean view Hopkins Landing, non-smoking, $600. 686 3428 13w I bdim. with beautilul view, gourmel kilchen, washer\/dryer Incl., avail. Apr. 15, Call Joyce 866-9726. #!3w Jolly Rogei 1 bdrm. condo, furn.. pool, view, summei or long term. Garden Bay, 2 bdim. basemenl liom now until Sepl. All appl., A view. $650. NRS Cenluiy West Really, properly management. 685-2235. #11 Neat Gibsons Plaza laige 3 bdim lanchei on acreage, ensuite, 3 appl., loom lot livestock, house pets, avail. May t, $800\/mo. 886-3457. #!3w 2 bdim. view home, 3 appl., Redioolls Rd., $750\/mo 1-926- 3603 aft. 4pm. \ufffd\ufffd13w 3 bdim. waletlionl mobile home on acreage wilh F\/P and W\/D in Eails Cove. 886-96-00. \ufffd\ufffd13w 1840 sq ft. condo. adult oriented heart ol Gibsons, $850\/mo\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd call 886-4724. #13w Gibsons, 2 bdrm. uppei duplex, exc view, $650\/mo. shaie utils Phone 686-9260. #11 2 bdtm., view home, 3 appl. Redioolls Rd., $750\/mo. 1-926- 3603 all. 4pm. #13 Waterfront 3 bdim. oldei home, Pendei Harbour, washei, dryer, Indge. slove, wood\/oil heat, avail. Apiil I., $650.883-9446. #12 1 bdim. mobile, Bonniebrook, close lo beach, includes cable, $460. Phone 886-4980 oi 271- 4645 colled. #12 Redecorated 2\/3 bdtm. apt., lum. oi unluin, ocean view, Hopkins. 886-7516 alt. 6pm. #12 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd4 ADS when you pay for 2 FOR ONE WEEK in either the Monday or Weekender edition up to 10 words 25 cents for each additional word. Births, lost & founds; Free All classifieds must be pre-paid before insertion. Sure Sell Classifieds $15 up to 10 words $1 each additional word Your ad, selling one item, will run 4 consecutive weeks, then will be cancelled unless you Instruct us to renew It by classllled deadline \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Not available for commercial advertisers \\ Coast News CLASSIFIED DEADLINES: Monday Edition Weekender Noon Friday Noon Tuesdays Gibsons 886-2622 Sechelt 885-3930 . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd _-^^J\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^JJ^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. Coasl News, March i<>. 1992 11 Coast News (Monday Edition) Classified Deadline: Noon Fridays - Gibsons & Sechelt Offices For Rent |31 For Rent 34 Help Wanted | 35 Business & Home Services property management services 1 Stevr Sawyer Kcsitltiiiial ' Coiiiiiicrciiil ' Industrial 1 retirement unit available Reslnclions apply References required Call Steve Seamount Industrial park. 1500 (\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd) sq It. with office, messa- nine, etc. Beauliful high quality huilriing with highway exposure. Huge bay doors, gixxi pntaung, clean - available immediately. We will i Scieftn potential lontois [io moving-ln Inspection Anange (oi maintenance & repairs Collect ihe roru A damage deposit Disburse ton! monies In ownei Do iiioving-oul inspection FOR LEASE \\|>|iiii.iiliiiti-h 800In 1300 sq. fl. of ralniliius illlie spiiii' ill Inner tjilisniis aii-n. I.and- liinl limy tuna llie snnii' liasrlmltl illipiiiveillellts. FOR LEASE LOCATION LOCATION LOCATIONI Fabulous retail space immediately ad|acent lo Qaliano Maikel, Sechell (Beinadelte's Galleries) Perlect localion lor your relail business. Avoid all the hassles and problems and for |ust a pittance, CALL Ihe Property Management Expert STEVE SAWYER at (ilBSONS REALTY LTD. 8862277 Giound floor, lower Gibsons. 2 bdim Ig liv. im , patio. Iiesh ieno.. rels req. r,o pets. 886- 8494. ii j* Bonniebrook Heights. 3 bdim. mobile home wilh laige addition, all appl'iances, This mobile is in exc, cond. small dog or cal OK. non-smokers. Call Joan al Pebbles Really belween 5-7pm al 886 B244 Asking $650\/mo, #11 West Sechelt, 3 bdrms up, dining, living room, kilchen, Iwo bathrooms, laige deck. 2 bdtms. laun- diy. Ig lam \/tec loom & kilchen on gind level. 4 appl, 2 blks lo school, very clean, lge. yaid, enclosed gaiage. $850\/mo plus UtllS. 885 3548 01 980-2987 (coll) \ufffd\ufffd13w View home. Selma Park, 3 bdrms. 5 appis. $700 plus utils. 421-4787 #11 Gibsons. 3 bdrm i 2 1\/2 balhs, kilchen with nook, appliances, gaiage in neai new building. 298 5215, #11 Cozy 1 bdim. house neai Gibsons Manna. $550,886-7381. ill Avail. March, cozy 1 bdim. sell- contained suite, Hopkins Landing, I km to lerry. parking, great view, $365.1237 Port Mellon Hwy, 886- 8206. #12 Execulive Home, West Sechelt t yi. old 2750 sq. II. uppet 2 lloois, 3 bdrm.. 2 t\/2 acies, 4 appis., 3 balhs, utility room, lamily room, den, FP, caipets, drapes, vaulted ceiling hardwood lloois, avail. Apr 1, $895 plus utils. no pets, rels. 1-524-8406. #11 N\/S lemale seeking same lor shaied accommodation in my home, $350\/mo plus t\/2 utils lor April 1. North Rd., Gibsons 866- 8095, TFNs Sunshine Coast Senioi Citizens housing society is accepting applications lot rentals ol bachelor and one bdrm. suites in Gteene Court. Phone 8B5-5962 lot further information. #11 Spacious 3 bdrm. view central Gibsons, avail. Mar. 15.886-8150 before 6pm. TFN 32. Commercial for Rent Roberts Cieek Hall avail., dances, parties, weddings. Yvonne 886- 7815. TFN Law ollice lequnes legal secietaiy wilh experience in axporale\/com- meicial law. lamily law and civil litigation Mail lesume to Russell Cium Law Ollice, Box 649. Gibsons. BC VON IVO. \ufffd\ufffdl3w Friendly, reliable, conscientious class 4 (bus driver) ll\/pt 886- 9318 #l3w Hallmoon Bay Child Caie has an opening for the position ol Super- visoi of the out-ol-school pro gram. 23 hours per week Requires a working knowledge ol age-appiopnale progiaming lot children 6-12 yeais old Commences Mar 30 Send lesumes lo Box 57. Wildwood sile. RRI. Hallmoon Bay. BC #12 Assemble light pioducls liom home Easy woik. excellent pay! We details - 24 his (604) 623- 2380, Exl \ufffd\ufffdA74 #13 J CAT Holdings is holding a bailie control couise Now hiring phone 866-0907 before Wed #11 WANTED: 97 overweight people 10 lose 10-29 lbs per mo 100% naluial Docloi lecommended. We pay you. Serious callers only 533-5576, #14 1165 sq It retail. Sechell. Three private offices, $780 nel. 2000- 10,000 squaie feet. Highway exposuie. will build lo suit. Grant Realty 886-3330. TFN 350 sq. II. Office\/store space in attractive building available April I, call 886-4716 daytime excepl Wednesday. #12 STORAGE Heated, pallatized, gov't approved. Len Wiay's Tiansler Lid. 886-2664, TFN Waterlront cozy I bdim. cabin, fridge, slove, laundry facilities, elect, heal, avail, immed., $400. 883-9446. #12 Gibsons, spacious I bdrm. apartment, gieal localion, avail. Apnl 1, $600 incl. heal i hydio. 298- 5215. #12 I bdim. collage, Rbts. Ck., $470\/mo. 886-4567 or 886-8019 #12 Lighl industrial 750 sq. II., Gibsons, avail. Mat. 15. $475\/mo. Call 1-921-6751. #11 600 sq. II. piolessional olfice space, ground floor, lots ol parking on Farnham Rd., upper Gibsons Call 686-7020 days. TFN Davis Bay, Wilson Creek Hall available. Wheelchair facilities, 885-2752,885-9863. #12 34. Help Wanled 1 bdim. equipped mobile home Sechell aiea, lumiished oi unfurnished, avail, immed. 885-7940. #12 1 bdim. cabin Rbts. Ck private. neai beach, $500\/mo. 885-9464 #12 2 bdrm spacious v.ew suite, #1- 631 Jacks Lane, Gibsons, $730. 1-736-4804. #12 Laige 1 bdim apt. in quiet residential atea near all amenities. $535. Call 1-937-3794, #12 Nice watei lionl apt al Secret Cove, $650. Please call Hood al 885-9368 or lv. mess. #11 New 2 bdim. condo. 2 balhs, 4 appis., gaiage, across Irom maiina, wilhin walking dislance ol Sechelt, suit professional couple, $700 monlh, rels. 885-2923, BBS- 3681 eves. #12 3 bdim. house Marine Di\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Gibsons, $900 hydro ind. 885-1968. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd12 Egmonl: 2 yr. old clean 2 bdrm. mobile home, 924 sq. fl. plus storage loom, laige deck. N\/S. ne pets, rels., lease possible. Also, small fully lurnished cabin, suil I ot 2 people, beside ocean. All facilities avail, on site, N\/S. no pels, $300\/mo. 883-2222 #12 3 bdtm. home on cul-de-sac solarium, 5 appl.. $850\/mo 886- 4516 or 222-4034. #13 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Secretary needed lor Heritage Society, Must have n typewriter or computer. Can do work nt home. 2-4 hours per month. Earth Day Apnl 22nd a person is needed lo woik with a group to promote and coniriinale activities. Program Assistant for Local seniors program. Work can be done al home. Approx, 2-4 hours per month Big Brother Organizalion is looking lor a person lo spearhead an office on the Coast, A committee is in place. Program Assistant needed for local seniors service. Can be done at home. Knowledge ol volunteer management an asset. For these and more opportunities please conlact the Volunteer Action Centre, 885-5881 A service provided tor by the Ministry ol Social Seivices and Housing The Suncoasl Vocational Training Piogram requires a part time Program Assistant lor general olfice procedures, to provide assistance to the stall and sludenis Experience with Word Pertect is essential, knowledge ol Bedford Accounting and Teaching experience would be an assel. Send resumes lo Box 2309 Sechell, C, VON 3A0 by March 23. #11 Ladies! Duplicate your husband's income. Woik liom home oi ollice. Earn S500-S1600 part lime, $2500 lull lime Call 886-2855 eves. #11 Cieale own employment \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Volunteers: Interesting magazine production woik - typists, graphics, reporters. Depl. Manageis. Rex 886-3058. #11 Pioblems with Land Eiosion? Undermining7 Seawall Delenora- tron' Piling or Float ''estivation? Fee consiilalKxi. 885 5435. #12 Paalic Constiuction a Division ol Tolan Developmem Lid Renovations, basements, drywall. T bar, ceilings, suspended drywall ceilings. Iinishmg caipentiy Foi FREE estimates call 885-4847 Roland #!3w North Pacilic Boal Building - a Division ol Tolan Developments Lid repair and restoialion. cabinets, elc wood a fibreglass boats, call Roland 885-4647.#13w Spring projects lum puces, given on lences. decks, greenhouses, garden boxes, elc Eipenenced carpenlei will give tree estimates Btuce 885 9576 #!3w COTTWELL PAINTING Fine eslimales, semois discounls 866-2312 #12 Two responsible men wilh 1 Ion truck will do rubbish temoval, landscaping, demolition, tiee removal, hauling Fiee Estimates. 7 Day Seivice 885-2670 #12 Gaidemng. pruning, cleanup, landscaping and liee woik, 10% discount loi semois. lirewood $85 coid lit. Call 884-5263. #11 We will clean your home. References Jerry 885-5574 Deb. 886- 2675, #11 36. Work Wanled Ministry of Social Seivices and Housing urgently requites foster homes for teens. If you can help please call Ihe Resources Social Woiker.885-7101 weekdays. #11 $40,0O0\/yrl READ BOOKS and TV Scnpls. Fill oul simple :like\/don'l like\" loim, EASY! Fun, relaxing al home, beach, vacations. Guaianteed paychecks. FREE 24 houi recording 801-379- 2905 Copyright \ufffd\ufffdBC104EB #14 $200-$500 WEEKLY Assemble produds al home. Easy! No selling. You're paid diiecl. Fully guar- anleed. FREE 24 hour recording 801-379-2985 Copynghl #BC104DH #14 35. Business & Home Services Certified Saw Filer JDH MILL SERVICES Shaipening a Repairs to all cutting tools Including Mower Blades A Chalnsaws Jamie Narrop te\ufffd\ufffdwrnia\ufffd\ufffdMw taUru Spotless Palming l< Wallpapering ' Prolessional Workmanship' Quality Materials' Reasonable Rates ' Free Estimates' 883- 9843. #13 HOMEOWNERS' HELPLINE loi even the oddest of jobs 886- 4788. #11 KAYNOR Interior cleaning big or small. bonded S reliable. 884-5324 or 886-2328. #13 PEERLESS TREE SERVICE LTD. Topping - Limbing > Dangei Tiee Removal, Insured, Guaranteed Woik. Free estimates. 885-2109 TFN YORKSHIRE GARDENER Lawn problems? Gaiden oul ol control? Need nee pruning, hedge shaping? Friendly, reliable service. Fully insured. Commeidal 4 residential. References available. FRED 886-3526. TFN IN-HOME PROFESSIONAL STEAM CLEANING Caipets\ufffd\ufffd Upholstery .\ufffd\ufffd, powtmui thin:, mouniii) \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd',\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'. 1 a HJilK'MIV 51 POSSlf.ll HISUI'S JUS! ASK AHIIUND' mm I 886-3823 X DIVISION OF KEN DEVRIES A SON riODRCOVEXINGS Moving and rubbish lemoval. 885- 4066. #11 Willing and strong guy will do any woik. Has chalnsaw, evenings 885-9754. #12 Quality custom Iraming, lounda- tions, finishing, lenovations, decks. Contract or hourly. Gaiy 885-8934. #14 B. Vaico, carpenter, toolings, loundalions, decks. 885-7977 eves. #11 COOL RUNNINGS Lighl hauling, rubbish removal, garden work, lotolilling, odd |Obs 885-3917 #17 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER 15 yeais experience in all aspects ol house constiuction oi repair Contract or hourly. Estimates Free. Bmce 885-9576, #11 Finishing carpenlry and renovations, excellenl. relerences. David Tail, 885-8870. #13 Compiele lawn and gaiden service, alsc minor Installations. Call Mike 8850966 #12 Protect youi slucco finish or concrete woik. Acrylic sealer slain and waterproofs. Free eslimales. Phone 885-8879 #13 House cleaning, flexible, reliable wilh references. Phone Alii alter 6pm 886-2971. #12 Complete Bobcat Services Excavating \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Backfilling Retaining Walls \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Trenching Landscape Construction Diainage 886-8538 TFN 37. Child Care Sewing alterations & repairs phone886-7t60 #13 COAST TREE Topping. Falling, Dangei Tiee Removal, Fully Insured, Piompl Service. 885- 9577oi 649 1748 Herb Beam \ufffd\ufffd12 Reliable man\/men available loi lawn\/gaiden labour property maintenance. P\/T oi lew hours, Rob 886-3822. relerences. #11 Home and yaid maintenance, landscaping. Phone Terry Dougan 883-9297 lit For Iree estimates on renovalions. additions, new constiuction. Call Sound Construction 885-2887 (Rbts, Ck.) #11 Mother ol 2 will babysit in het home, Beside Gibsons Elementary 886-7160 #13 Will babysit in my home, Cedar Giove School area. Phone 886- 4688 \ufffd\ufffd13w Experienced mom willing lo provide pl\/lt daycare in my home, Chastei Rd \/Cedai Giove School area, lunches A snacks provided Industrial Firsl Aid training i rels avail, Yvonne886-4643. #l3w FUNSHINE DAYCARE A caring sale environment, creative play material, ECE Certilied staff. Fun, Fun. Fun, lor 2 1\/2 to 5 yr. olds. 886-3377. #13w Experienced siller available Redioolls area. 885-2650. \ufffd\ufffdl3w Chrislian mom ol two will babysit in my home, non-smoking. 886- 9449. #11 Molly Mouse Day Caie spaces available - IB monlhs lo school age. Fun-filled caring environment wilh early childhood trained stall. 866-3913. #30 38 Business Opportunities Full or part time couples and individuals loi business ol youi own. Local Amway distributor assists you lor splendid opportunity 885 7144 or 886-9479. #13 5 YEARS AGO Sunshine Coasl School District finally adopted a budge! to be submitted to ihe provincial government The total budget comes lo SI3,548,951 which is $2,047,584 over last year. Coast residents may have won iheir battle for a 10:30 am ferry sailing BC Fern Corporation representative Jim Price said the ferry would be reinslal- ed May 15 and would mil aulo- malieallv he cancelled nexl fall. 10 YEARS AGO An SCRD member was suspended following allegations that scrap material had been sold and Ihe proceeds improperly allocated. Describing the budgetary restriction announced by premier Bill Bennett as \"poorly organized, poorly thought out. Inequitable and harmful to the basic educational program offered in the classrooms of the school district,\" local school trustees voted unanimously lo refuse to submit a budget by March 31, The regional board goes on record as finding allegations made by director Charles Lee regarding the regional hoard siaff and salaries as being \"just not right.\" Mayor Bud Koch announces thai abuse of the Sunshine coasl Regional District by his aldermen will no longer be tolerated. Chairman of the first Economic Development Commission, Al Wagner, recommends lhal the regional district hire Oddvin Vedo as economic developmem commissioner. Vedo comes from a similar posiiion in the Bulla)-.'. Valley. 15 YEARS AGO Three local gentlemen of no inconsiderable talent: Peier Trower, Ken Dalgleish and Michael Dunn slole the show al the XVI Civwala karmapa bene fit at Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver. Peter Trower began with a work called Long Green Tunnels, a delicate score from Ken Dalgleish on grand piano and Mike Dunn on one of his hand made electric guitars. 25 YEARS AGO Estimates of a Sechelt boat harbour amounting to $22o.ooo are included in eslimales lo the federal budget. 45 YEARS AGO Bank ol Montreal offers loans al rales of .1 1\/2 and 4 1\/2 per cent lo facilitate cash purchases of consumer goods You can. says llie hank, borrow $100 lor as little as 17 cents per month, Susan McLean Certified General Accountant is pleased to announce her retirement Het practice will be carried on by Soprovich & Co. Certified General Accountant! The linn will continue to cany on as a Piolessional Certified General Accounting Finn meeiing llie communities needs in: Auditing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdGeneral Tax ('reparation \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd lux St Financial Planning I- inani'ial Statements * ( m |hii ale lav 1'iepai atinn Computer Consulting * ( lillipillei i\/.i'il llmikkri ping Snpi in it'll St Co., located in the Gibsons Qua), will provide Ihe same high quality service thai has been provided by Susan McLean for the pasi 11 veins Susan will carry on with Soprovich & Co. until retirement, CONGRATULATIONS SUSAN! 38. Business \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 39 Legal Opportunities I 39 Legal ICBC INJURY CLAIMS THE BUS' 25'mobile kilchen, turnkey operation. Too many lea- lures lo list $10,000 OBO, Dean F,ee \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdliai advlce carj AnaS|ase 886-4794eves. (Ill Maragos 669-3441 #21 When ihe going get lough,..the |# tough make a move. Looking lor a t\ufffd\ufffdi\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-, i\"\/fevt new opportunity. Let's talkl Bryan Children's Hospital 1-980-4145 (6-7:30pm) #13 M\"'\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffditatac\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdi\ufffd\ufffdniiwMiiW HIRED EQUIPMENT REGISTRATION COASTAL ROADS, Ihe mad and budge maintenance contractor lor service area 05, Sunshine Coasl, is compiling a list ol local hired equipment available lor work in Ihe Gihsons. Madeira Park. Powell River and texada Island areas of Ihe conliacl area. Please include the lollowinq mtoimatkin: 1, Type ol equipment, 2, Year make ft model. 3, Senal Number 4, Attachments, 5, WCB. registration number. ot pick-up registration loims a! ;iny of ihe (iiiinwinq locations. 851 Sunshine Coast Highway, Gibsons. B.C. Francis Peninsula Road, Madeira F irk, B.C. 7173 Albernie Street. Powell River, B.C. Glllis Bay Road. Texada Island, B.C. Regislialion should be submitted hy March 27. 1992 APPLICATION FOR PESTICIDE USE PERMIT B C. hydro - Lower Mainland Transmission, 18785 96th Avenue, Surrey, BC , V3T 4W2, Telephone: 882-7644 is currently applying for Pesticide Use PermM 10r)-541-92\/94 to apply Roundup (glyphosate) to 77.7 hectares of transmission line rights-of-way on the Sunshine Coast to ensure safety clearance (fiies), and public and worker safety Applications will he made hy selective applications cut-n-treat, haek-n-squirt, capsule injection and wipe-on applications (no spray applications) between 01 May 1992 and 31 Decembei 1994 Copy of the permit application and maps may he viewed at BC, hydro - 18785 96th Avenue, Surrey, BC, or BC hydro - 4350 Rainhow Road, Sechelt, BC, or B C. hydro, 4567 Marine Avenue, Powell River, B C , or contact Lloyd Hayward at R82-7650 A person wishing to cnnttihutp information about the site for the evaluation of this application for a use permit must send written copies of this information to both the applicant anil the Regional Manager of the Pesticide Control Program, Lower Mainland, 10334-152A St., Surrey, BC, V8R 7P8, within 30 tlays of the publication of this notice (XKUMBlA Ml) Urm is COMAiNIIY WWSPAPtdS ASSOCIATION 247 BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapers tn B C , and reach mom than 3 million readers TO PLACE AN AD CALL THE COAST NEWS Al 8BG 2622 lur 29 $195\"\ufffd\ufffd* (3 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .1- 'l,lJfllt*Ml.ll*LMi1 AIRCRAFT AIRCRAFT FOR SALE. Cessna 150. 172. 172XP. 172RG, 185. 206. Cilabria 7GCBC. Call for details to be mailed or faied 1 800 663 5874 daytime. AUTOMOTIVE Engines rebuilt lor cars & trucks. 6 Cyl trom $995, 8 Cyl. from $1095. 5 Year or 100,000 Km limited warranty Bond Mechanical 872 0641 8 7 p.m. 7 days. Toll Iree 1 SO0 6532521. BUttDINO SUPPLIES DOORS'WINDOWSilnlenor nnd tf *tenor wood, metal and French doors, wood windows, skylights. MORE! Call collect tuWALKER DOOR and WIN DOW in Vancouver al (604)266-1101. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COLOURFUL BUSINESS. Do you have a Hair for colour I and design? Decofaling Den, Canada's fastest growing In- iitiioi Decorating Franchise it. expanding in Q C 1 raining provided. Lower Mainland I 5258722, Provincial 1 800 565*8722. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdHOME BASED BUSINESS*. Major income opportunity. Top products. International Sound management. Company has just started and is looking lor serious individuals to help market, North America wide. Call Charles at Dega Distributors 1 800- 665 3032. THE BEAUTIFUL NORTH OKANAGAN is calling you with employment opportuni- Des: (1) experienced retail or wholesale plumbing salesperson, (2) experienced lumber and building supply salesperson, (3) experienced kitchen cabinet design sales person, (4) plumbing estimator, ex penenced in both residential and small lo medium commercial construction. Our group of companies Is strong and needs to add the above people to .service the business that is knocking on our doors daily. Send resume to Box 40, The Morning Star, 4407 25m Avenue, Vernon, B.C. VU1P5. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | WANTED CHRISTMAS , j TREE growers Return | $12,000 to $45,000 per acre i Send $2 lor inlonnation: ! Hiway Tree Farm, 22556 j Road 511, Sherwood Park. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd AB. T8C1H1. | .$50,000. COMMISSION in \\ direct sales, advancement , incentives to management & 1 directorships. B C wide. Phone; Vancouver 681 4662 | or435 41?2Mr.Hannayand . Mr. Headley. I WHYFREEZEINCASSIAR' Commercial opportunity tor sale in sunny Lillooel B C. Service station on Main Street. Zoned C1 C2 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd or | body shop 1800 sqft com l merctal building zoned indus | Dial 1 lor rent Call 256 7931 or write Boa t148. Lillooet, VOK IVO THE DEAL FELL THROUGH) For lease again Fully equipped 3 Bay Service Sla ton in Sicamous. B.C New underground tanks. 3 pumps. Available immediately Excellent location, busy junction. (604)8362418 DISSATISFIED? DISILLU SIONED? LOOKING? Then become a FAT CAT in Carta das fastest growing Book and Vacation program making huge profits. Full training, corporate support Call 1 800 465-5400^ DONT READ THIS. Unless you wmtto Join the FAT CATS as part ol Canada's hottest music and vacation program sweeping the country. Pro tected territories. 1-800 263 1900. Tired of singing the iMo money blues'. Play a new tune with this easy to operate business. Enjoy the benefits ot owning a business without quitting your present job. Small investment. 1*978 5624 toll free. CELESTE DESIGNS upscale women's wear; 100% Canadian! Direct sales marketing, excellent commissions and incentives; small im tial invest - menl What Fashion Writers are Raving about! Call 1-800- 665-8065. Growing Card Store in Como i B C Mall location. Only card store in town. Selling price $40,000. Some vendor Ii nancingavailable. Calljack 339 2090, evenings 339 0019 BUSINESS PERSONALS MEET LADIES FROM THE ORIENT FOR Love, Ro mance. Marriage $2 tor pho tos. information The Friend ship Office, Box 5248. Sin \"A*. Calgary, Alberta CamcLi T2H1X6. EDUCATION TRAIN TO MANAGE an Apartment\/Condominium building. Many jobs avail able. Government licensed home study certification course. Call (or details (604)681 $456 or 1 800 665 6339. CHEF TRAINING PRO GRAM. Injusl 17 weeks make your future financially secure Join Canada's il Industry Cooking Is \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd recession prool career. Short intense train ing. Financial assistance. Gov't funding. Student loans Continuous enrolment. Ac commodation arranged. DUBRULLE FRENCH CULI NARY SCHOOL. (522 W. 8th Ave , Vancouver, B.C 736 3155 or Toll free 1-800G67 7288. FOR SALE UBC 966 Loaders, Grapple or Bucket. Asphalt Plant and Paving Equipment. Dump Trucks, Back Hoes. 1213 Crushing Plants, 18* x 36\" Jaw Crushers, Belly Dumps and Pups. 100 Barrel Water Tanks and Truck Call Vic Kampe 4936791. SOLAR POWER PROD UCTS Canada's largest se lection of Solar Panels. Wind Generators, D.C. .Accesso ries. Used solar panels from $300. Free Catalogue. Phone: (604)727 7720. SOLTEK Sdar Energy. #2 745 Vanalman Ave.. Victona, B.C. V8Z3B6. BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADS An Advertising \"Best Buy \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd FOR SALE MISC MONUMENTS Buy memo rials direct liom manufacturer at wholesale puces Write or phone for tree brochure to Young's Memorials and Stoneworks, 4348 Mam Sliu-it, Winnipeg. Man R3C 4A3 1(204)338 3936, Fa. (204)336 1049 GARDENING The Ultimate Gardenui s Stoie 1.000 s ol Producis, Greenhouses, Hydroponics. Drip Irrigation Hugt.1 Book Selection 72 page, photo filled 1991 catalogue $4 re fundable on oidui Westtirn Water Farms, #103 20120 64lhAve.Langl\ufffd\ufffdy,BC V3A 4P7 HELP WANTED EXPtRIENCF. WORKING ON A FARM overseas Pro gram lees include airlf-re work permit and much more' For details contact the Inter national Agricultural E> change Association at 1501 17 Ave. S.W., Calgary. AB T2T OE2 The Cranbrook Daily Towns man needs an Editor with a strong journalistic back ground. Computer pagination and people skills a must Resumes and writing sam pies to The Daily Townsman. 822 Cranbrook St. N.. Cranbrook, B.C V1C3R9or Fa\ufffd\ufffd lo (604)426 5003 HERE'S THE CURE lor the \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdNo Money Blues*. Independ ence. job He xibility and unli m ited potential can be vours. So. shake oft those blues. Call us today al 1 800 661 3305. Ma Cherie Home Fash ton Shows Oakville, Ontario (EST 1975). LIVESTOCK ALBERTA TEXAS Longhom Select Bull and Female Sale. 56 head including yearling bullson test. Saturday, March 21. 1992. 1O0 p.m. West emer, Red Deer, AB. Ftiono (403)347 2788. SERVICES Major ICPC and injury claims Joel A. iVt 'er Inal lawyer lor 22 years Call colled. (604)736 5500. Contingency fees available loured in B C only. NOTICE HAVE YOU WORKED IN GERMANY OR AUSTRIA? As ol January I. 1992 Ger man Security Benelits changed DRASTlCALLYI For Benefits including DDR Me BEFORE March 31, 1992. GERMAN SOCIAL SECU RITY CONSULTANTS: (604)669-1325. PERSONAL ADD A LITTLE SPICE' Col lege Roommates Cindy, Lisa. Diane and Jennifer have e>cting personal pho tos ol themselves tor sale For discreet into. wntB SPICE. Box 670 GB, Kelown.1. B C. V1Y7P4 Adultsonlyple.ir.et Marital! Aid and Adult Novel ties by Mail Order i*\ufffd\ufffd*nd $5 (relunded with lust order) tor lull colour catalogue lo Securehne Marketing 163 1450 Johnson Road. While Rock, BC V4B5E9 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdNICE GUYS finish drsl with Canadian Men Magazine*. Vancouver Sun We introduce sincere single men lo Ihe women ol Canada To apply or subscribe (604)322-7656 REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD lor unpaid taxes Crown Land availability. For information | on both write: Properties, ! Dept. CN. Bo\ufffd\ufffd 5380. Sin F, j Ottawa, K2C3J1. j PRIVATEGETAWAYSseeks j privately owned recreational ! rental properties lor weekly i rentals on behalt ot owners. There is no cost to property owners. Call collect675-4600. WANTED HOUSE, rent to own. preferably large, south Vancouver Island. Will consider Sunshine Coast or Gulf Islands Write: Box 886, Sooke,BC.VOS1N01\ufffd\ufffd42- 6315 WHISTLER SPECIAL Two nights mid week $96.50 per person double Includes deluxe studio and one dinner. Stay at either Mountainside 1-800*777- 8135 or Biackcomb Lodge 1-W5-777-3146. (From the East come over the paved Duffey Lake Road). ^ri^ta^M^^ 22 Coatt News, March n>. 1992 news Projected Pender dump cost questioned by residents Friends Go At 1\/2 Price The Dayton and Knight report was criticized by area representative! foi underestimating the costs ol trucking Pendei Harbotu garbage to Sechell. (estimated at SMI pet truck Uul lor a lO.tHXI lbs load and two hours ot travel tune), as Well failing lo include the cost ol cleanup lor illegal dumping outside tlu- transfer station Which many residents fell would escalate With reduced access to the Waste management site Other tesidents fell lhat lees lor household gatbage would he applied \"al a later dale.\" and thai the si'KI> could not guar Uttee lhal lipping lees lot olhet Waste would not escalate in the Future Wilson said, \"Tipping lees aie going to be a lacl of life Whatever happens hete there musl Ih' seven days access, hui burying garbage in Ihe ground, in the long term, is mil the way HI go \" Wilson was accused ol not representing the wishes of area residents on this issue and he replied, \"I don't believe I am on the opposite side of the best interests of the people The solution to the problem is to reduce waste at the source or alter consumption with recycling.\" Wilson said thai llie SCRD has sel aside $5,(MK) for a recycling project in the Pender area. Local recycling committee member Jay Hamburger said that although the group was grateful for llie SCRD's consideration, it would cost $J3,(KXI to bring hydro into the transfer station site and would probably cost (including hydro) between $50,(XX) and $60,(XX) to get the recycling project going. Gurney expressed hope that in the future, when the transfer School district faces $475,000 deficit The school district's secretary-treasurer has projected next year's operating budget to run at a deficit of $475,855 before salary increases - despite a .6 per cent increase in the block funding provided by the government. Tim Anderson said the projected deficit would result from an anticipated increase of some 85 students on the Sunshine Coast for next year. He said the original budget called for new teachers to accommodate the students as well as making allowances for increased bus service. Anderson said the end result of the budget shortfall would mean no new teachers would be hired and any who left the system during the year wouldn't be replaced. \"It means we'll have to make do wilh what we've got,\" Anderson said. PERM SPECIALS Reg $60 \\ow S,W Seniors $55 Mow S4,\") Specials Run From March 16-28th 657 School Road, Gibsons 1386-3916 station days were ieduced, the recycling gtoup might fill the gap Local publisher How aid White, who had been in conlacl wilh the waste management branch and the Mimslis nf llie Environment, accused the SCRD of misleading area resi ileitis According lo While, llie Ministry of the 1 luinniiiii-iil is willing to look al a new dump sue in the Peiulei Haibout atea While also slated thai he had 7511 signatures on a local pelt lion winch oppoata llie lianslei station proposal, and requests Ihe SCRD provide a \"slate ol the an\" waste management program, including a local landfill Tempers Flared ovet SCRD evaluations of Ihe existing site's viability and estimated upgtad ing cosls which were in excess ol SSQOyOOa Al one point Wilson, in exasperation, stated, \"The difference between the Pender Haibour landfill and Ihe Sechell one. is that geologically speaking the Sechelt hole is a better one, with a longer life ex|vclancy I'm noi as attached to my garbage as some people seem lo he,\" he said Near the conclusion of the meeiing a resident asked that the issue of a transfer station versus a new or upgraded land till site he pul lo referendum Si O'leary, alternate Area A repre tentative, said, \"If it is within ihe municipal act to have a leleiiiiliim.we'll have one \" Gumey stated. \"If ihe people aie willing lo pay for a referendum, let litem have one.\" FiestaWest Mazatlan, Attn Man 20, 27 Ap..1.10 A II ^ip Los Cabos, m*m Mai 20. 27 \\|u 1 A 10 IXtapa, Thursday Mai II I WEEK I st lYisam ^^t 2 ml IYpwmi 649(^324 2 WEEKS I st Pcrsm 2 ml Pcrsim ft\" ii*1 799g$39 tn ,M 799 Puerto Vallarta, Saturdays -..**. 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