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V8V 1X5 cJ5-0 Attention:Rod Card in C OAST * NEWS 50 cents per copy on newsstands r September 12,1994 Volume 48 Issue 37 WITHIN \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 SECHELT: blood donations exceed expectations 2 Volunteer firemen battle Davis Bay beach fire 1 .,- e - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdttatl_tl. Gibsons Ambassador wins big at PNE g Garnet Rogers scheduled to return to Coast \\_) Eagles head and shoulders above the crowd .*** 13 Governments vie for control of restoration funds by Darah Hansen There's some stiff competition growing among groups and individuals seeking to manage the restoration projeci at the Chapman and Gray Creek watersheds. Bolh the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) and Sechell Indian Band announced al a regional board meeting Thursday, Sepl. 8 their separate intentions to apply for the project manager's posilion, available under the ' watershed restoration plan. \"We are the purveyors of Ihe water and il is incumbent on the SCRD to monitor Ihe watershed,\" SCRD director Brett McGillivray told board members at the meeting. The project manager will be responsible for allocating $802,200 recently made available under Forest Renewal BC for Ihe first phase of a five- year restoration project at the Coast's two main watersheds, Chapman and Gray creeks. According to Marion Jamieson, co-chair of the Chapman and Gray creeks Integrated Watershed Management Plan (IWMP), the organization coordinating the restoration project, $802,200 is to be used to address problems emanating from known sedimentation sources affecting water quality and fish habitats at the creeks. Jamieson said road rehabilitation work will be Ihe main focus of \"interest and attention\" in Ihe project's first phase, ending April 1,1995. She added the road rehabilitation work will be \"over and above\" the restoration work required by the forest company currently holding the forest licence in the area, International Forest Products (Interfor). Interfor will receive $300,000 of the allotted money for road rehabilitation work outside the requirements of their logging contract. The second phase of ihe project, scheduled lo continue over nexl year, includes plans to restore areas damaged by clearcut logging-related slope failures and other natural sources of sedimentation, Jamieson said. Monitoring of water quality will be consistent ' throughout the pro ject's duration, she 'It Is incumbent said. The project is ~. *u- r\/ee.... $40.00 15 Classes $46.00 Unlimited VoO.OO Drop In $e.OO Special Family and Student Rates Call 305-7783 or 0S5-7442 for more Information Jeannie's >Aij %mt Sunt H \/ Check List Are the claws worn thin? \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Are the side stones secure? \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Is the centre stones secure? Is the shank worn thin Claw Retipplng Reg. Price $44 for 4 claws Karat Gold Chain Solder Reg. Price $10 $30 $8 $6 Ring Sizing Made Smaller Reg. Price $12 Reg. Price $16-$20 $1U~ $14 Half Shanks By Estimate Suai^EsT Until Friday, Sept. 30 Claws Checked and Karat Gold Jewellery Cleaned Qibsons Jeannie's Gifts & Gems 886-2023 St. Mary's facing $1 million deficit by Jane Seyd If Ihe provincial health ministry comes Ihrough with extra funding, St. Mary's Hospital will make it through the latest round of downsizing and budget cutbacks. If it doesn't, ihe hospilal could be facing a two-year deficit of over $1 million.That was the pic- lure painted Wednesday night by Ted Wright, hospital administrator, as he appeared before Sechell Council to explain Ihe current situation at Sl. Mary's. \"Over Ihis year and nexl if nothing were to happen we could run over one million dollars in to Ihe red,\" he told councillors, adding the deficit problem is \"very, very serious.\" Three weeks ago, the hospital closed five of 38 beds and moved all of Ihe remaining second-floor beds down lo the first floor in order lo save money. Wright said $300,000 has been saved by moving the beds downstairs. In addition, the hospital is hoping to shift an additional $359,000 of salary costs lo com munity health funding. But the rest of the shortfall hangs in the hands of health ministry analysts. By the ministry's own standards, said Wright, Sl. Mary's is already doing more with less. Compared to other hospitals of similar size, the Sunshine Coasl hospital gets $32 less revenue per patient per day, while spending $47 less lhan average. The occupancy rale of hospital beds on the Coast, however, is significantly higher lhan for other hospitals its size: almost 84 per cent of acute care beds al St. Mary's are in use while the average for other similar hospitals is 49 per cent occupancy. This year, hospilal revenues are $11.1 million while expenses are forecast al $11.6 million. Next year, Ihe situation is much the same, with projected revenues al $11.3 million, while expenses are expected to be $ 11.9 million. Wright told councillors staff salaries and benefits make up the majority of hospital costs, totalling $8.9 million this year and $9.2 million next year. But because of a labour accord struck with the three major hospital unions a year and a half ago, employees cannot be laid off without pay until March 1996. At the lime Ihe labour accord was signed, said Wright, a $3 million \"shared risk\" fund was established by the province for hospitals facing deficits due to inability to lay off employees. Bul because St. Mary's had managed to save some working capital, the hospital couldn't gel access lo the funds. \"We're facing the complete erosion of our working capital over this year,\" said Wright. So far, the level of patient care hasn't been affected by all Ihe financial woes of the hospilal, he said. Patients have not been put out in the hall, as happens at other hospitals. Bul Ihe real lest won't come until January and February, he warned, when patients wilh respiratory problems often end up in St. Mary's. \"Thai's when the hospital fills up.\" Sechelt band offers rec centre land from page 1 Earlier in Ihe year, the band submitted a proposal for an $18 million recreation complex to the provincially and federally funded Infrastructure Works Program. If Ihe proposal is successful, the band stands lo gain $12 million from Ihe program, while raising Ihe remaining $6 million in ihe community. A decision from the government regarding Ihe application is not expected until October. The band has offered a parcel of Iheir own land located behind St. Mary's Hospital in Sechell as Ihe site for the proposed complex. The SCRD and Ihe District of Sechelt have offered Iheir written support of Ihe proposal while the Town of Gibsons signed a separate letter of support \"in principle.\" JOIN US FOR A FUN AFTERNOON! SAT. SEPT. 17 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1PM *\ufffd\ufffd-\"_ LEARN HOW TO PLAN YOUR LANDSCAPE DESIGN with \"The Merry Gardener\" Mary Butryn Chief Garry Feschuk said the band is 100 per cenl behind building a recreation complex for Coast-wide use. He added if politicians can't support Ihe current application before Ihe government, ihe band will consider another proposal. \"The band has a vision and we're going lo knock down every obstacle to get to our vision...we're not going lo penalize our kids any longer.\" Future mental health care facilities and services planned for Coast from page I \"I certainly don'l have any apprehension or hard feelings,\" Bulmer commented. When completed, Ihe group home will provide four permanent and Iwo emergency beds for people wilh menial illness. Two staff members would likely be al ihe home during the day, wilh one slaff person working ihere al niglu. Bulmer said over the nexl 10 years, the ministry will likely be expanding residential care for people wilh menial illness on Ihe Sunshine Coasl. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -r . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd _,_.. S_ i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd m I news OPEN 1 - 4 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd FRl\ufffd\ufffdSAT\ufffd\ufffdSUN\ufffd\ufffdMON Christian school battle heads to court by Jane Seyd A privalely-run Christian school on Ihe Sunshine Coast is preparing to fight one municipality in court while hoping a speedy rezoning from another district might lead Ihe way oul of ils predicament. New Life Christian Fellowship, which runs a school for aboul 80 students on North Road in Gibsons, has been told by the town they've got to Ihe end of Ihis school year to find a new location. Otherwise, the school faces being shut down as an illegal use on the properly, which is zoned commercial. But so far the school has refused to sign an agreement guaranteeing they'll be out by ihe end of June 1995. So Gibsons has taken the issue to BC Supreme Court, where the Iwo sides expect to square off before a judge over if and when the school has to leave. Meanwhile, the church i.s hoping the location for a new school in Sechelt will be approved in time to lead it out of the legal quandary. A rezoning application from Ihe church for a property in West Porpoise Bay was given first reading by Sechelt Council Wednesday nighl. Pastor Ivan Fox told councillors New Life Christian Fellowship wants to construct a building on a five-acre parcel of land at the corner of Reef Road and Spray Street. The facility would be used as a church on Sunday, and would house the private school during the week. Fox said in a later interview the church expects the building lo cost approximately $250,000, which would be funded Ihrough donations. Previously, New Life Christian Fellowship operated the school from an upstairs location on Wharf Street in Sechelt, but moved down to Gibsons when a larger building space was offered to the church rent-free. Fox said the school was set up on North Road with the verbal approval of the town planner at the lime. Two years ago, however, the town changed ils mind, said Fox, and told the school it had lo leave. Gibsons Mayor Eric Small said Ihis week, however, thai any approvals given verbally were only short-term, and were made when the school had only aboul a third of Ihe students which now attend. \"They are in an area that's not zoned lor a school,\" he said. \"At what stage of Ihe game does il get to the point of ignoring an illegal use of property?\" Neighbours have also complained about noise and traffic generated by the school, Small said. \"Every year Ihey come to council and ask for one more year,\" he added. When the church refused lo sign a guarantee they'd leave this year, despite an initial agreement to do so, \"we felt really let down.\" A court hearing date has nol yel been set for the case between Gibsons and Ihe church. A public hearing on Ihe Sechell rezoning will take place in October. SVFD extinguishes uncontrolled beach fire Sechell Volunteer Fire Department members were called out to Davis Bay lale Sept. 2 to put oul a large beach lire. Assistant Fire Chief Bill Krasnikoff reported the squad was called to the sand pit area al Davis Bay to put out a fire that had been abandoned. \"It was quite a large beach fire set at the high water mark, ll was a bunch of logs pul together and there was no one around to account for il,\" he said. Krasnikoff said the department hasn't been having a lot trouble wilh beach or any other fires but noted the Friday evening fire as the second in the past few days. And if people are having fires, the beach or in approved campgrounds are the places to do it, he said. \"We have no problems wilh a small beach fire that is sel 10 cook wienies, as long as it Is ^V^i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd''tffiew&m mm iaiCuV- - '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd *__ \ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd JBfflPSBS Wnj__vL>< i ^mmm%^,A- **\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd;\/<\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd;\/v: , Sechelt Volunteer Firelighters tackle a beach fire at Davis Bay last week. Joel Johnstone photo ^ Aurora Subdivision off North Road LOT 21 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 813 Celestial Place \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd SOLD LOT 22-817 Celestial Place \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 2050sqft, 3 bdrm home on 7600 sqft view lot. \/ill cedar exterior, cathedral ceilings, open staircase, 2 1\/2 bthrms, family room off large kitchen & nook with knotty pine cabinets, gas heat, 2 gas fireplaces. Heated & insulated double garage, Jacuzzi soaker tub & separate shower in ensuite of 19' master bedroom with view sitting area. Landscaped yard plus loads of extras. Priced at $249,900. LOT 23 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 80x108' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Best view corner lot in development will build to suit - 1250sqft + full basement home with view from living room, dining room, kitchen & nook plus partially covered sundeck over double garage from $229,900 OR 1534 sqft full basement home with view from living room, dining room, kitchen, nook & family room, plus partially covered sundeck over double garage from $249,900 LOT 24 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 65x103' view lot \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd will build to suit 1350 sqft rancher with double garage from $ 199,900 TWIN OAKS VILLAGE \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 824 North Rd. Qibsons UNIT #2 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 6 year old adult oriented I060sqft, 2 bdrm, all one level townhome. Level entry with no steps end unit with side yard and private rear yard, excellent condition. Immediate occupancy priced at $129,900. 627 GOWER POINT ROAD \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd BUILDER'S OWN HOME Walk to Marina and Lower Qibsons, lots of extras like: Cathedral ceilings, open spiral oak staircase, curved glass block wall, 4 bedrooms, den, family room, rec room, 3.5 bathrooms, gas heat, 2 gas fireplaces, total area 3405 sq. ft., 2785 sq. ft. finished fit 620 sq. ft. partially finished basement, plus double garage, 40' sundeck, 40' covered patio, 8500+ sq. ft. usable and fenced lot with lane. Would suit workshop\/garage off lane, or parking for vehicles. Priced in low $300,'s. Will build your plan on our lots Will custom build on your lot or your project Will do renovations ft alterations on your home 26 years of building experience Courtesy to Agents down below the high waler mark and it is supervised,\" Krasnikoff said. The fire department would also like lo remind District of Sechelt residents thai the back yard burning ban is still in effect until Nov. 1, including barrel fires. TWIN OAKS DEVELOPMENT CORP. Hans Ounpuu 886-4680 Tentative settlement reached in CUPE contract dispute by Roxanne Gegory Eleventh hour negotiations between Canadian Union of Public Employee (CUPE) members, school district negotiators, and Labour Relations Board mediator Larry Gregg have resulted in a tentative settlement. The union representing school dislricl support workers has been without a contract since last December, and was scheduled to take a strike vote Saturday. According lo Janine Strand, CUPE bargaining committee member, Friday's negotiations were long and lense, bul ultimately resulted in a tentative settlement the union could recommend. Strand said, \"There was movement by district negotiators and it was encouraging. We had taken a membership poll and ihere would have been an overwhelming vole lo strike.\" Although Ihe details of Ihe offer remain confidential, bargaining committee member Lynda Olsen said, \"We gol a deal which is comparative lo Lower Mainland settlements. I can say we have been offered an increase in a Iwo year contract,\" she said. \"There are a couple of organizational items which we are still working on, and there are some pay equity issues which remain unresolved, but we were able lo bring a good offer lo ihe membership.\" Union members voted 113 lo 2 lo accepl Ihe offer, which still must be ratified by district trustees. The trustees will meet Tuesday to discuss the deal. Bolh Strand and Olsen say Ihey are optimistic Ihe school board will accepl the terms of the proposed settlement. WORKING IN TRADES Employment Training Program Starts October 11,1994 Through a combination of classroom I shop instruction and on the Job experience this 37 week program gives skill exposure in... CARPENTRY \/ CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL \/ ELECTRONICS \/ HEAVY EQUIPMENT SMALL ENGINE \/ AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR COMPUTERS \/ MATH & COMMUNICATIONS UPGRADING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT \/ JOB SEARCH TECHNIQUES & WORK EXPERIENCE An orientation session will be held Tuesday, September 13 at 7pm. 1019 Venture Way, Gibsons. To register call 806-3807 D\\A\\fOeiuC\\\\AkcWgUtfj \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd: 5\\NH & TANNING SALON 886-3916 Sat*5 SECHEL! FIREPLACE & GAS CEME RSF ENERGY PROMOTIONAL DAY Sidle of Ibe itrl, high lech, efficient fireplaces DISPLAY BURSIRAIIER O.V LOCATION * Featuring tlie besl in gas wood fireplaces mmiimmiimimmmB DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE! '<\ufffd\ufffd? lifted! \/ At our new EXPANDED location, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd!()()() sq. ft. of Showroom & Warehouse to serve you 5654 WHARF ROAD \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885-7171 ! : ...,.-. r\/r^rrr^rml 3930 iiiiiiiiii nn i ii iiiiiiiMiiii'::-iffi;?ia m. opinion Banding together to provide much needed recreation for the Coast \"Never look a gift horse in the mouth\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd haven't the local government representatives on the Coast ever heard that adage before? If not, maybe they should hear it now. Or, if so, maybe they should be reminded again of its meaning. Its about the multi-use recreation complex for the Sunshine Coast. While the various governments have been bantering back and forth on the \"whens, wheres and whys\", the Sechelt Indian Band has focussed on the \"hows\" and served up a workable, albeit somewhat extravagant, proposal for the benefit of everybody on the Coast. The band's proposal includes something for everyone, from an Olympic sized pool to a kiddy pool, soccer fields, tennis courts, craft rooms and a seniors centre. The band has even offered its own land on which to house the complex \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd located in Sechell, both a cenlral and growing location on the Coast (much to the disappointment of Gibsons). In case it's not clear, the band's proposal is the gift horse here. And if anyone's looking it in the mouth it is all the nay- sayers and Nervous Nelly's who sat on their hands at last Wednesday's meeting to discuss the possibility of working together towards making the dream of a Coast recreation complex a reality before the year 2000. That's not a far off date considering it took nearly three hours of banter and discussion lo extract a simple yes\/no answer from local politicians on whether they're even willing to have their respective municipalities work together in planning and funding a joint recreation project. Some councillors were even publicly questioning Coast residents' desire for such a complex \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd even in the presence of the recreation complex society, a local organization which has garnered well over 2,000 signatures from local residents pushing for a recreation complex...any recreation complex. Yes, they've all finally agreed to support \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd in principle \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd the current proposal before the government... it's only taken the band's leading initiative and about 20 years. \"lAliflftVbi tentlifl iirg.UTf,to-\"f the whos, whats and where? baveonlyjnst begun. . Let's hope for the all'those on the Coast, young and Old, who stand to benefit from a central; modern recreation facility, the arguments don't last long enough for the gift horse to wander away. Blood donations - good to the last drop Congratulations to all those who gave blood last week. We're well above and beyond the national average. And for those who didn't, there will be another clinic sometime in the spring. Remember, donated blood saves lives... ,SC*0^ador Ec\ufffd\ufffdal I^Mic 1\/1 k c M^l *~ (^L,h V'A-^VVV-\"^ (r ^ larryJardine: this south american country could liKEly Teach us a thing or two a0out running a municipality. aGC ~ => --* ^r- letters Thanks for the coverage I would like lo express my lhanks for Ian Cobb's article, Ihe editorial and carloon in Ihe Coasl News, September 5. What i.s happening in Dog Palch can happen elsewhere in the Sunshine Coasl Regional District. Does Ihe SCRD believe Ihey can decide whal happens lo people without consulting Ihem? Whal gives Ihe SCRD the right to play wilh people's lives causing stress and uncertainty? Because of the Hillside Industrial Park Ihe impact of more trucks (tanker trucks, semi-trailers, propane carriers) along (he Pqrt Mellon.^igljWay should be a major concern Iq.Ihe residents of Langdale. (fas (lie SCRD thought aboul Ihe mix of industry and residential in this circumstance? ' j One other thing - anyone paying taxes in Ihe regional dislricl should question how their money is being spent in the Hillside Industrial Park and if il is being spent wisely. I wonder, especially when ihe SCRD is considering pulling aside a percentage of Ihe proceeds from Ihe sale of industrial land to buy Dunham Road property (Dog Patch). But, I keep forgetting, the SCRD is only thinking of Ihe people they serve. JANET CALDER Dog Patch Ecuador safari ices cake If we ever required proof of the Sunshine Coast Regional District's arrogance, lack of concern for taxpayer's money and separation from reality, their proposed safari lo Ecuador ices Ihe cake. At a time when restraint .should be practiced because most governments, including the SCRD, cannot fund the community's basic needs, this further waste of money is unconscionable. To suggest thai directors and staff \"may be able\" to learn . something to apply lo local gov- err^enl or that il is alright because Ihe federal government is picking up most of the lab is \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdpimply demeaning to the public's intelligence and brings political justification lo new heights (or is it lows?). Who does Jardine think pays federal taxes? This safari can only be seen as an unnecessary publicly-funded perk. It is Ihis type of spending thai continues lo increase Ihe public's mistrust in all politicians and public servants. One can only hope thai Mayor Eric Small will continue lo question the operation of the SCRD and in lime have a Utile success in bringing some accountability to an obviously out-of-control and increasingly redundant public organization. T. FORSYTH Gibsons St. Mary's thanks The following letter to Sl. Mary's Hospital was received by Ihe Coast News for publication. Many thanks! Susan, Kathy, Louise, Dianne, Dr. E. Berin- letters welcome We welcome letters to the editor on matters of public interest. However, we reserve the right to edit submissions for brevity, clarity and legality. Please mail your letters to: The Editor Sunshine Coast News Box 480, Gibsons, B.C. V0N1V0 stein and Dr. D. Rogers for your caring assistance at Sl. Mary's Hospilal emergency ward during the Labour Day weekend. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. We residents of the Sunshine Coasl can be proud of our world class St. Mary's Hospital nurses, doctors, support people and Ihe region's other health care providers who care for us when the need arises. Once again \"lhanks\". ARNET TUFFS Sechelt Healthy schools The Sechelt Elementary Healthy Schools Committee would like lo thank the Sunshine Coast Teachers Association for including parents in their conflict resolution workshop on Aug. 31 and Sepl. 1, and for providing refreshments and babysitting as well. In Ihe midsl of severe cutbacks in education, we feel lhat teachers are to be commended for continuing to reach out to help Iheir communily. The experience gained at this course will be very useful to parents involved in Sechell Elemen- tary's fledgling Parent Advisor Liaison (PAL) program where parent volunteers will be helping other parents understand and cope with the school system. ROSELLA ALVAREZ Chairperson, Sechelt Elementary Healthy Schools Committee The revelations of Binky while going under the knife An antiseptic odour unnerved ihe cat as it floated down the hallway, suspended under the veterinarian assistant's arms. \"I knew something was going to happen, ll wasn't just feline intuition,\" the cat thought as it passed into a large room furnished with many strange things. The assistant gently placed the cat on a bench in the middle of ihe room and cooed inanities until a woman dressed in white emerged, smiling. \"Is this Binky \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd the nuetering job?\" Binky, a precocious one-year-old cat-of-many- colours, froze. \"WHAT!\" After his long, loud internal scream, he heard... \"CCs of Kelamin-Rompom.\" Binky belonged to a family of five and lived in a large seaside home on the Sunshine Coast \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a strip of land forgotten by mainland Canada. Cut off from Ihe rest of the country by an imposing series of mountains, fjords, forests, clear cuts and even worse than lhal, a Crown Corporation. Ihe Sunshine Coasl slill managed lo plod along very well lhank you very much. To many, ils motto was \"We don'l need no stinkin' mainland,\" while many others simply expressed themselves in binary code and spent a lot of time hanging around foresl clearings chanting. While Ihe Sunshine Coasl did okay for itself, In the middle there was one aspect of Ihe place lhat was strained. The animal kingdom was the centre of an ongoing debate between many people with nothing better to do than lo try and create legislations governing everything non-Homo Sapien Sapien. \"Kill Ihem! And if you can'l kill Ihem \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd incarcerate them!\" One side shouted, while across ihe way another group claimed all animals should have a right lo suck oxygen and Iheir track record be damned. The two sides weren't bitter enemies, Ihey jusl shared different views. It was a microcosm of legislatures and parliament. \"No\" \"Yes!\" \"No sir!\" \"Yes way.\" On and on and on it goes until someone runs oul Ian cobb of breath or has to slip oul lo the corner slore lo buy more olives, which results in a break in ihe impasse and a momentary victory for the side slill arguing. Later, citing Iheir righl io appeal, and somewhat buoyed by the renewal of olives in Iheir drinks, the other side will offer a cheeky no or yes and the debate rages on. The particular yes-no topic the people of the Sunshine Coasl were locked in mortal combal over was centred around an organization thai strives to give a good life lo all animals, most notably dogs and cals. It was seen as a haven to many of the more criminally insane cals and dogs and as a second chance to many abused or unwanted animals. A section of Ihe Coast's population didn't like Iheir unwritten policy concerning no eulhanizalion of certain animals and Ihe rifl in tenets resulted in a kennel owner getting impoundment duties and vari ous media sources splashed the whole shmeer over Iheir pages, as is their Clark Kenlian right, and before you can say Tinkerbell's been ealen by the croc, firestorms were raging. The Kelamin-Rompom wiggled through Binky's system and though it was wasn't obvious from his prone and slill body, he was having revelation after revelation. \"Instead of allowing populations lo run rampant, thereby allowing animals into the world that usually end up as unwanted or end up in Ihe homes of people who have as much idea how to raise a cal or dog as I, savage hunter and lover extraordinaire...\" Binky fell remorseful for a second but plunged on with his hypothesizalions...\"have of assembling an assault rifle and taking on that crazy Cocker down Ihe road.\" Binky knew lhal his loss was the cal kingdom's gain. \"Nay, though my noble line will nol continue, my sacrifice will be fell by all cals and kittens and I will go lo Pussy Valhalla proudly and once Ihere I will be reunited with my bits and all will be good.\" His final thought was how if he was God, he'd unile the human race and order ihem to provide heallh care-style treatment for all animals. REM dropped away into a deeper sea and Binky ceased to dream. Suddenly he snapped awake \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd terrified by ihe irrational thought \"whal if thai woman in the white coat can read my mind?\" COAST^NEWS Subscription Kttrt hr the Cemt Ntwt or tht Wtrirndtr: Ciiurfj: 1 year \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $35 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $2.45 CST - $17 45 6monthi \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $20 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $1.40 CST- $21.40 fofwjpi: I year \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $60 (No CST) Km, No. 4702 The Sunshine Coast New* is published on the Sunshine Coast, B.C. every Monday by Cltnlord Pmt Ud. Gibsons Offifr \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd S37Cruice fane Box 460, Gibsons, B.C., VON IVO (604] 886 2h22, Fax (604) 8867725 Srchth Offm \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd S721 Com* St. Box 68, Set hell, B.C , VON 3A0 (604)885 3910, Fax(604)885 1954 Stiles Manage JtwvwktVanHMem Simons CsrtytlsSmrth Editor Rstporttrs Aovmbamg ftppmswitativs Oardar Osrdsrsson, jancm Edmomft. 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Dinner Theatre \"Driftwood Players\" present \"The Parallax Garden\" by Paddy Campbell Saturday October 1 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 7pm St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church Hall Gibsons Tickets available at... Gibsons... Branka's Boutique \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Coast Books The Landing General Store Sayward Books, Sunnycrest Mall Molly's Lane Market Sechelt... Talewind Books letters Column appreciation Ian Cobb's column (on American geography) reminds me of a very similar and true story. Several years ago, Moe and Deedee, two of my husband's co-workers, came lo visit us before leaving for Brownsville, Texas. Since Ihis was January and Ihey were camping, we asked what sort of winter equipment they were taking. They confidently assured us ihey didn't need any winter gear since they would be quite warm enough once they reached southern Idaho. Now I had lived in Idaho for several years while my father attended university and, believe me, Edmonton's winters have nothing on Idaho's. My husband The Coast News Our 49th year off Serving the Sunshine Coast GOOD STUFF HEALTH FOODS presents Vere Shute, B.A., M.H. Once again we have a visit from Vere Shute of Natural Factors Research Vere is among North America's leading nutritional experts. He has made many guest appearances on radio talk shows across Canada and has contributed articles to Alive magazine. He will be in-store to answer all of your questions on nutrition or supplements. 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ON \"LOTS OF FRI I l'AKkl\\(.\" and I urged them to at leasl take some warm winter clothes. To humour us, they agreed. When they returned some weeks later, Moe sought Bill out to lhank him for his suggestion. Seems they met with blizzard conditions in eastern Washington and didn't shake the snow until Ihey reached Arkansas. Enough said. KAREN PHILLIPS Sechelt Lions Club Meetings have resumed after the summer session for Gibsons Lions Club. Tucker Forsyth is the president of Ihe new executive taking office for Ihe 1994- 95 season. Meetings are held twice monthly and Ihe focus is on service to our community and to Lions charities. Last year was a busy one especially over Ihe summer months when Ihe Lions Concession Trailer provided refreshments at several ball tournaments and other community events. This has for several years been a major source of revenue. During the past year a total of $5200 has been donated for the following purposes: Scouts Canada: $200, Sunshine Coast Minor Hockey: $500, Gibsons Minor Baseball: $300, S.C. Community Service Riding Program: $400, Elves Club: $100, Canada Day Committee: $200, Sea Cavalcade: $700, Computer equipment - special needs child: $500, Camp Squamish: $600, BC Foundation - Make a Wish: $500, Gibsons Swimming Pool - Adapted Aquatics: $200, Timmy's Telethon: $1,000. The Lions Club are sponsors of Ihe Gibsons Scouts, Gibsons Minor Baseball, SC Minor Hockey, and the White Cane Club. Members have also offered Iheir assistance to other community causes. The Club would like to thank the community for their support of programs such as TV Bingo, Lions Mints, Gourmet Foods, and especially for the Lions Food Concession. Further information on local Lions is available from President Tucker Forsyth at 886-4542 or any lions member. AGNES LABONTE Lions Club LOGS WANTED TERMINAL Forest Products Ltd. Competitive Prices 886-7033 FriaUy&aSmturaUy, Sept. 16 & 17 $ 1WOOF AWND J3 ; OMN SINMVS11-9\/ KITCMM jOjM WIS. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Ml. M \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd * General Meeting September 20 Darts \\M 7:30 pm Crib Sat.lpm Meat Draw twySiet.lpiti Ml ^< CLIP 'N' SAVE >cj Petro Canada bulk concerns The September 7 article in the Sunshine Press on Chevron Canada's decision to close its Bulk Plant facility was very well done. However, I would like to express great concern with the misleading headline and inaccurate comments that followed. I feel lhat Ihe public perception could be extremely damaging lo my business as the Petro Canada agent for the Sunshine Coast. I would like to sel the record straight. On July 12, 1994, Pelro Canada began using the roll on roll off delivery system to provide product to their retail outlets - service stations. The bulk plant is in no way effected by Ihis change. This letter could have been avoided had the local bulk facility been contacted for comment. Tom Mclnlyre, Ihe person quoted in Ihe article works out of Calgary for a branch of the company thai deals with distribution matters - not whether or not bulk plants open or close. I have spent a lol of money with the Press in the last few weeks on advertising in the hopes of drawing people's attention to our presence only to have this headline confuse my present and future customers on my stability within the community. I would like to assure all of Petro Canada's wholesale and home heating customers that the local wholesale team is here to stay and will continue to provide Ihe same services lhat we have built our business on. DARCY LONG Ralph Stevenson Agency Ltd., Petro Canada Agent. Learning life's lessons My name is Jonathan and I am four years old. This morning my daddy, my brother and I wenl for a walk on Ihe beach and I was very sad. We were throwing rocks into Ihe water, running in the sand and having lots of fun. Then my daddy took me to one of my favourite trees to play on. 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Elphinstone grads 1993 grads that I have talked to are continuing with post-secondary studies or are about to start. Angie Gareau has put her computer bursary lo use wilh a program of five courses in that field lasl fall. She is now enrolled in Business Administration, a degree course, at Cariboo University College in Kamloops. Francesca Ryan returns this fall lo Simon Fraser University for her second year of sciences. Francesca, who spent the past summer in the Charlottes working in an art gallery, was 'round west howe sound awarded the top aggregate student scholarship from Ihe Howe Sound Pulp and Paper company. Matthew Chalmers spent five months this past year in Australia, both travelling and visiting Mike Thomson of Sydney, a friend who had taken Grade 11 with him here in Gibsons. Matthew begins firsl year courses this fall at Capilano College, North Vancouver. Janine Ferreira, awarded a music bursary at Elphinstone, hopes to enrol in music courses at Capilano College, North Vancouver, in January. She spent the early part of lasl school year working in Gibsons and then travelled for six monlhs in New Zealand, Australia and Fiji by backpacking, cycling and by motorcar. Lisa Elliott, awarded the Mamie Jamieson bursary, took the five month Pharmacy Technician course at Vancouver Community College's King Edward campus and did some upgrading in courses at Elphinstone. Josh Schuks is enrolled in the first year university transfer program at Capilano College, North Vancouver. Josh, awarded a Roberts Creek Legion bursary, has been working here this past year. Tracy Mundell, Coast Cable Vision bursary recipient, has been working this past year at the Roberls Creek store along with part time work at Cable Vision.She is, she says, waiting to see just what she wants to lake in college courses. by Joan Peterson With the euphoria of the Commonwealth Games fading and the legislature's summer hiatus virtually ended, WHSEA hopes Victoria is getting back to business - on the Coast. There is considerable cause for concern. Recent reports of the BC Ferry Board intervention ii^fiipijingof |h\ufffd\ufffdj .LangdaleTerminal, grid, Ibe subsequent reverr,., sal of their decision, raises the question of some confusion ih the responsibility of various administrative bodies. Whatever power trip these may be on can only result in delays beyond Ihe presenl estimate for completion of the highway\/ferry connection in June 1995. As completion of the Hillside industrial complex advances and with all past indicators of Highways\/Ferries 'best guesses', inspiring little confidence, the spectre of Hillside heavy truck traffic and holiday ferry traffic, snarled in one massive log jam at Langdale isn't hard to envision. WHSEA expresses appreciation lo the candidates in the recent regional director's elec tion. Eric Cardinall, SCRD representative for West Howe Sound will report to the membership. WHSEA monthly meeting is Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 7:30 pm at Langdale elementary portable. Your questions are invited. Maurice Egan, manager of Hillside Industrial Park will be the guest speaker and West Howe Sound residents should need no urging to attend. )\\WW& All cedar wood fencing from rough plank boards to. attractive lattice panels Keep your children & pets safe Gain privacy Cedar decks & porches a specialty ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES SENIORS DISCOUNTS 1 FALL BIKE SALE ALL '93 MODELS PRICED TO CLEARI AA NISHIKI COL( )RADO vasSp il. Jftjf 5p \\ i i M ^______f NORCO Blgfoot *4.49\", MCSM.M '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '. NORCO Blgfoot SP *479\" tMG\ufffd\ufffd9.H Rockhopper*4999\ufffd\ufffd *mem WO\ufffd\ufffd21M ^ Stumpjumper^jdg^*. Rockhopper Comp $699\" UOHlll V:-*r'!\"!1i Bushwak\ufffd\ufffdr$799M- We'll Pay You to shop our competition At Furniture Land we'll pay you to shop our competitors. We know that during our $50,000 selected Clean-Up Sale no one can beat our prices or service. We are offering a large selection of furniture, appliances, TVs, mattresses; all at below replacement costl Sofas, chairs, recliners, stoves, fridges, dishwashers, freezers, TVs, desks, washers, dryers, lamps, accessories, range hoods AND MORE! & Sctfe G.B. Sealy Simmons Sklar Palltser JennAir Roxlon Sanyo Toshiba AND MORE! _ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSee store for details. 5605 Sunshine Coast Hwy., Sechelt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885-5756 r \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - . -,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. Evergreen Landscaping serving the Sunshine Coast for over 20 years \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd TOP QUALITY: Workmanship, Design, Materials FOR YOUR: Landscape, Irrigation, Fencing needs DESIGN, CONSULTATION or FREE ESTIMATE Inquiries welcome for our do-it-yourself packages 885-5033 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Fax 885-3066 If you want to do it once, cull us first! community sechelt scenario Elphie's Cabaret Invites you to come and party with the live music of DOUCETT Sept. 15, 16, & 17 POOL TOURNEY WED, 9 PM by Margaret Walt, 8S5-3364 Who can ever forget Ihe sighl of ihe young man hop-skipping his way along the Trans Canada highway? There's one mental picture I have of him coming over the crest of a hill that I'll never forget. His goal was to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research. And he almosl made it too. His name was Terry Fox. He raised in excess of $24 million with his courage and perseverance and carved himself a niche in every Canadian's heart forever. On Sunday, Sept. 18, we're reminded once again of Terry's dream with the Terry Fox Run for Cancer Research. If you're unable lo lake part in the physical part of this event, a donation will be most welcome. I know everyone will play his or her part in helping make Terry's dream come (rue. Important meeting On Wednesday, Sepl. 14, Sechelt Village Residents Association will be meeting wilh dockside davls bay council to discuss Ihe future of Sechelt Boulevard. The meeting starts at 7 pm and you are urged to come out and give your opinion. Ray Rempel, of the Parks and Recreation Committee will chair the meeting. Writers Forge The regular monthly meeting of the Writers Forge will be held on Wednesday, Sepl. 14 at 7:30 pm in Rockwood Lodge dining room. Guests are always welcome of course and refreshments will be served. Helen Dawe lecture Friends of the Sechell Library will be honouring the memory of Helen Dawe with the second annual lecture to be held Sunday, Sept. 18 al 2 pm in St. Hilda's Hall. This year's lecture will be delivered by professor Jan de Bruyn, retired teacher of English Literature al UBC. Samuel Pepys will be the subject of this year's lecture. Tickets may be obtained from Talewind Books or at the door for $5 each. Ryan and mother, Maggie Marsh, take in Ihe H.R. McMillan Planetarium\/Greg Siiulham Observatory astronomy lecture at Porpoise Bay Park. Joel Johnstone photo Men of European PL A YGIRL Thursday, Sept. 22 DOORS OPEN 7PM \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd SHOW START AT 8PM ADVANCE TICKETS $6 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd DOOR $8 TIX AVAILABLE AT: Elphie's Cabaret, rhe Party Stop, Budget Video Max Music, Gramma's Pub by Jo-Anne Sheanh, 885-3629 Back to school, what memories those words evoke both as a student and a parent. Il's too long ago to remember my first day at school as a six year old, bul snatches of other first days are quite vivid. Starting school in the late 30s meant handmade and\/or hand-me- down clothes, a sturdy pair of winter shoes and boots, long cotton stockings and a warm winter coat always made over from one of Dad's or Grampa's. But somehow, Ihere was no sligma attached to your wardrobe for almost everyone was in Ihe same situation. Mother pinned, cut and sewed for weeks prior to the big day and we set oul, confident that we were wearing the latest fashions. Shoes were polished (possibly for the last time) and your hair was kinky from wearing rags in it all nighl, bul we were ready to take on the world. The boys exhibited a tideline around their necks, where Ihey had tanned all summer and then had a short haircut for school. We were before the days of school buses, except for the isolated rural areas and no mothers chauffeured us, largely because few mothers drove a car or even had one in Ihe family. Scribblers, pencils, rulers and text books were all supplied and specialty items such as crayons, paints, drawing paper, etc. were doled oul as the need arose but were always turned in after class was over. As the year went by, high school loomed on the horizon and Ihe freebies suddenly disappeared. We were now responsible for our own school supplies, textbooks, transportation and whatever else we required to complete our education. Of course the new wardrobe was still lop priority with most girls and it was here I began lo lake over the pinning, cut- ling and sewing from Mom. Nexl week I will share with you how back lo school affected me as a parent when my sons started their odyssey inlo that strange new world known as school. The Davis Bay\/Wilson Creek Community Association holds ils first meeting of the new term on Wednesday, Sepl. 14 al 7 pm at the hall. The topic discussed will be Ihe jet skis and all interested parlies are asked to attend. A public information meeting involving Davis Bay\/Wilson Creek, East Porpoise Bay and Tuwanek regarding Ihe proposed extension of the trunk sanitary sewer and the cost of the development will beheld tonight, Sept. 12 at 7 pm al Ihe Senior Citizens Hall in Sechell. BRIAN AHLSTEN 0 years of award winning experience COASTWIDE REALTY 885-0505 roberts creek ARX*lAp A CRAFT, Gift Shop. WORKSHOPS 5LPTE-M&LR. 60JE.PULE. by Katharine Trueman Well, the leaves are beginning to fall, the rain is pounding on Ihe roof and school is back in session. Please drive extra carefully along the roads leading to the Creek Elementary. Also exercise caution when buses are loading and unloading passengers. Thank you. Another sign of fall is thai the Roberts Creek General Store has now changed back to their fall hours. The store is open from 8 am until 9 pm. Lastly, a reminder that Bingo is sponsored by the Roberts Creek Legion every Tuesday. Take this opportunity lo win lots of dollars and enjoy fellowship wilh your Creek neighbours every Tuesday nighl 7:15 pm at Ihe hall. Doors open 5:30 pm. All profits are used for youth and communily activities. Volunteers to help organize and work Ihe bingo are also needed. Call Jack Eldred at 885-0174. New Horizons Group The Elphinstone New Horizons Group begins for Ihe fall on Monday, Sept. 15, 1994. An active social program for seniors ages 50 plus, they meet at the Community Use Room of the Creek Elementary between 1:15 and 3:30 pm. The program includes bridge, crib, carpet bowling and refreshments. Everyone is welcome. For more information, please call Robin at 885-4375. Library news There were 32 new books ready to walk off our shelves during the month of August. There was a good mix of non- fiction and several different genres of fiction. In fact, there was something for all tastes. Consider the following for a random pick. Oleanda, Jacaran- da, the exotic autobiography of Penelope Lively. Barbara Vine's latest, No Night is Too Long and another Cat Who book by L.J. Braun, this one Came to Break- . As- \ufffd\ufffdf AND WE'RE MOVING TOO! As of September 12th. our new home will be: 5712 Teredo Street, Sechelt (between the notary public and drycleaners) Please stop by to meet Brian and see our new offices. Our telephone and lax numl)Gll will it'tium lln saitv I. ^ & GREAT PACIFIC MANAGEMENT CO. LTD. 5712 Teredo Street P.O. Box 2629 Sechelt B.C. VON 3A0 Phone 885-2272 Fex: 885-3190 -. m \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdt. * : ; BEAD IT!! 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For lull details and a free demonstration, come see us today1 731 North Rd., Gibsons 886-2912 Div. ol Stuidl Rralilt Lid. 5542 Inlet Ave., Sechelt (across from Post Office) Call (604) 885-4616 EEC H 0 STIHL * A rare photo ofthe secretive marbled murrelet chick In ib Caren Range nest. Keilh Thirkell pholo Special fall tour of Caren planned At 11 am Salurday, Sepl. 17, the Friends of Caren will guide a tour into the ancient forests of the Caren Range. This one-time tour for 1994 celebrates the Spipics (marbled murrelet) breeding season and research in the old growth. health brlets Since the Caren Mainline is cross-ditched over most of ils length, only tall trucks and 4x4's will be able to participate. To this end, Friends of Caren hope sufficient trucks will come and help drive others, unable lo make the trip themselves. September i.s an excellent tour time in the Caren, cool and bug-free. Please bring a picnic lunch. The tour will return by 5 pm. Everyone interested is asked to meet at the Sunshine Coast Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Halfmoon Bay. Afler Ihe birth of a child, one in five women is affected by post partum depression. This depression can occur immediately or even months after a birth or adoption. Symptoms which women experience can include tearfulness, anxiety, feelings of guilt, fatigue, sadness, isolation, inadequacy, nightmares, worthless- ness, feeling unable to cope wilh decreased interest in sex, loss of appetite or uncontrollable appetite. i Project Parent and ihe Gibsons Public Heallh Unit are offering a group program Wednesdays, from 1 lo 2:30 pm at Ihe Heallh Unit al 494 S. Fletcher for 12 weeks. The Post Partum Depression Support Group begins Sept. 14. Women are offered support and information as well as ways to cope. April Struthers, Project Parent counsellor, says that often women are not sure of what is happening lo Ihem. \"Women sometimes blame themselves, or think thai something is physically wrong,\" she said. If you Ihink you may be suffering from post partum depression, you can talk to your doctor or call Projeci Parent al 885-4687 or Joanna Rzepa at 885-5600. To join the group phone Ihe above numbers. If childcare poses a problem for participation in the group, please call also. We can help. King of Camp Selema Molidegei was awarded ihe Gibsons Guys King of Camp Award recently for exemplary behaviour, leadership skills, and outstanding character traits. The award is worth approximately $150 in 1995 camp fee reduction. Molidegei was an assistant cabin leader at Nanoose Bay Camp on Vancouver Island in July. Gibsons Guys, is a local boys youth group sponsored by the Christian Life Assembly. Kalhy Morrison pholo \ufffd\ufffd DISTRICT OF SECHELT NOTICE OF TAX SALE On Monday, September 26,1994 at 10:00 am. in the Council Chamber, Municipal Hall, 5545 Inlet Avenue, Sechelt, B.C., VON 3A0, the following properties will be offered for sale if the delinquent taxes plus interest are not paid. Lot Block D.L Plan CMc 4 Bof 11 303\/304 7806 5773 Mermaid Streel 11 1028 15078 4363 Marble Road 9 17\\18\\25 1566 15141 6146 Stockwell Road 4 1t03 1603 17710 5 1to3 1603 17710 4373 Solar Road 19 2 3259 11948 B 3 3259 LMPS611 7504 Sechelt Inlet Road 12 4 3259 12245 7500 Sechelt Inlet Road 3 A 4294 6999 6231 Hwy 101 12 A 4294 7193 6237 Norwest Bay Road go to health by Dania Maliation Question: Wanna help your children do better in school this year? Answer: Get them to help make their lunches. Kids who eat a good lunch have a belter attention span and more stable behaviour in the afternoon. This helps Ihem to learn more. Gel Ihem lo help to make breakfast loo. When kids lake pari in planning and preparing food, they are more likely lo eal, and less likely to be little ### during (he day. When our children help with our food preparation, Ihis creates a sense of accomplishment. It also decreases the need for them to be at odds with us or hide things (like lunches in Ihe bottom drawer). All in all, self-esteem is nurtured when we respectfully include Ihem in Ihe work. So do we go through this kafuffle every morning? How B.C.Hydro is experiencing a labour disruption. While we're working to resolve the current labour dispute, B.C.Hydro will maintain essential services. However, there may be delays in repair and establishing new service. We are sorry for any inconvenience thai this dispute may cause and we will endeavor to minimize any disruption in service. BG hydro about as part of the evening wind-down, breakfast and lunches are planned and organized. Depending on our children's abilities and interest, they could do as little as packing Ihe lunch kit, placing the bowls and spoons on Ihe table, or measuring flour for muffins, to making their entire bagged lunch. Kids are kids, so even Ihe most independent ones need guidance from us adults in choosing their contents. Together, basic rules can be made that fit each family's unique nutrition philosophy and budget. Post Ihe rules (hopefully something to do wilh Canada's four food groups), wilh iheir own food art on the fridge. Brains operate best when they have high qualily fuel. And believe il or not, well fuelled brains are less contrary and more co-operative. Lunches to go: In place of sandwiches try: crisp crackers, cheese, apple; fruit muffin, yogurt, veggie slicks; noodle salad; devilled eggs, crackers; bean dip, veggies, laco chips; whole wheat hot dog bun, sliced meal; salsa, veggies, roll; muffin- Wichei; hagel-wiches; silly salad; fruit, fruit, fruit; pita pockets wilh whatever. Going Away on Vacation? Your Secret's Safe With Us. t\ufffd\ufffdw yiiw am ii hnmr wWi\ufffd\ufffd. M\/AnkMlCac MallUnriniimdFomnHnf \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdndow Him and Yam Matammce \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdqubrHoaieaitdiarUTC4nScfTte CALLSHARON 885-2228 \/\/yMwbaiHm-Utodi AUT\/f iKiMlUfeMt BONDED LICENSED INSURED BnncheeCnwtTnrinMt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd t | > -* on the arts beat leisure Coast News, September 12,1994 1.1 Raku The Sunshine Coast Arts Council is bringing Walter Dexter to the Coast on Sept. 24 lo instruct a workshop in the raku method of firing pottery. Dexter has exhibited both his stoneware and his raku pottery throughout Europe and North America. He is recognized as one of Canada's leading craft persons, having been awarded the Saidye Bronfman Award for Excellence in Ihe Crafts in 1992. Currently he works in his own studio in Metchosin just outside of Victoria. Raku pottery is typically fired quickly. Glazed pots are placed in an already red-hot kiln and left until the glazes become molten. The pols are then removed with longs and thrust inlo dry combustibles such as straw or shredded paper and covered to reduce the amount of oxygen available to the glaze chemicals. Beauliful lustres and crackle glazes can be developed in this way. There are many variations on Ihe basic raku techniques. Walter Dexter will be demonstrating a decorative method called Terry Sigilata. The workshop will be held at well-known local potter Ron Patterson's studio. For more information phone the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre at 885-5412 or Elaine Futterman at 885- 2395. Film series One of Ihe most interesting and entertaining programs of film to come along in years will premiere al the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre this season. The season starts on Sept. 28 with The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl, a German\/Great Britain production directed by Ray Muller. Continuing on Oct. 12 are three films: Me, Mom and Mona, a British Columbian film directed by Mina Shum; The General, an American 1926 silent film directed by Buster Keaton; and Sherlock Junior, a 1924 silent ' film also directed by Busier Keaton. On Oct. 26 we will show Ihe 1953 Japanese film directed by Kenji Mizoguchi, Ugeisu Momogatari. On Nov. 9 we have Iwo films, one a 1993 British Columbian produclion Breaking Up in Three Minutes, and a Dutch film directed by Paul Verhoeven called The Fourth Man. Nov. 23 brings Rules for Romance, a British Columbian film directed by Kalhy Garneau; plus a 1940 Howard Hawks movie, His Girl Friday. The lasl movie of Ihe season is the Japanese 1991 Tokyo Decadence directed by Ryu Muarakami. These films appear through the courtesy of Pacific Cine- maleque travelling series and begin at 8 pm on alternate Wednesday evenings. This year the door price is $7.50\/film with a pass selling for $36 - a savings of $9. The passes are on sale now at the Arts Centre. For more information call 885-5412 or drop by the centre and pick up a program. Watercolours The Arts Centre is pleased to offer a watercolour course designed and taught by well known local artist, Jan Poynter. This course is primarily technique and watercolour exercises, colour mixing and theory. Poynter is a graduate of Vancouver Art School and shows regularly at the Arts Centre, Bernadette's Gallery in Gibsons and at Whistler Village. The course runs for six sessions, beginning on Wednesday, Sept. 28 from 10 am lol pm. Plan to spend Salurday afternoons with Gloria Masse, Ihe talented well known artist. Masse is a graduate of UBC and she shows her works at the Diane Farris Gallery in Vancouver and al Ihe Arts Centre in Sechelt. You can also view her beau- REGISTERNOW FOR FALL ADULT CLASSES AND KIDS' AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES v: SUNSHINE COAST GOMPUIHt COjjjGjyNC *y&miM!________i Walter Dexter liful watercolours in Whistler Village. Masse is offering a class in watercolours beginning on Oct. 8 and running for eight sessions. This class is an exploration of approaches to painting over the ages. Each student will produce a body of work on a sub ject of their own choice. The class is for studenls at all levels from beginners on, and if you have any questions, call the Arts Centre and we will put you in touch with Gloria Masse. For information and registration call Ihe Arts Centre al 885- 5412. The Battle is Back SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 WATCH THIS THURSDAY'S WEEKENDER FRONTRUNNERS PRESENTS BATTLE ON THE ... THIS WEEKEND \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18 FOR COMPLETE EVENT INFORMATION Over $2500 in prizes Support Childrens Hospital by j pledging \"25 shots heard around the province\" Five celebrities will attempt to sink 5 baskets each \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Your pledge is for any successful shot! \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd For more information & registration call 885-8825 or 1-800-884-4883 Basketball Tournament FRONTRUNNERS Gibsons Park Plaza Parking Lot Proceeds to *$$*\/ Children's Hospital Registration Deadline Sept. 16 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Pick up your registration form at: Fiontrunneis, Coast News Offices, Trial Bay Sports Produced by Impact Promotions RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER BONNIEBROOK INDUSTRIES Your complete septic system service Tank Pumpins Field Flushing Portable Toilet Rentals Environmental Cleanup Water Hauling High Pressure Wash Commercial \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Residential \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Industrial Serving the entire, Sunshine Co**t , SI lis lin .|\/ Hie '\/i\\\\s Call any time 886-7064 Cell 885-8101 In Pender Harbour call Ken Cole 883-9134 upeoHinQ ft\/em Wednesday, September 21st GARNET ROGERS In Concert Raven's Cry Theatre, Sechelt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 8:00 pm Info: 885-4597 or 885-2294 Friday, September 30 - Sunday, October 2 Rockwood Centre, Sechelt STORYTELLING FESTIVAL A Patchwork Quilt of Tales Watch the Coast News & Coast News Weekender for details on all these upcoming events & ticket info. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd To advertise in this \"UPCOMtNQ BWhK\" Call our Sechelt office at 885-3930 or our Gibsons office at 886-2622 CLIP I SAVE Btgtrict of \ufffd\ufffd>n\\)t\\t P.O. Bat 129,5645 Inlet Avenue. SecheH, B.C. VON 3A0 Tlephorw (804) 886-1966 ^_______ MUNICIPAL MEMO REGULAR COUNCIL September 1994 Wednetday, September 19th, 1994 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber, Municipal Hall, S545 Inlet Avenue. CommlttM Meeting Dates September 1994 Finance Committee Wednesday, September 14th at 2:00 pm Planning Committee Tuesday, September 27 at 1:30 pm, to be followed by the Environment Committee Community Liaison Committee Wednesday, September 28 at 2:30 pm, to be followed by the Economic Development Committee. NOTICE OF OFFICE CLOSURE A Customer Service Training Program will be held for Municipal staff on Tuesday, September 20th and Wednesday, September 21st, 1994. The Annex Building of Municipal Hall located at 5691 Mermaid Street will be closed on those dates but a skeleton staff will be available at the Main Municipal Hall Building (S54S Inlet Avenue) to assist the public in all matters. We anticipate that the training program will help us in providing better service to our residents - thank you for your cooperation and patience. GRANDPARENTS DAY September 11,1994 The District of Sechelt has recognized Sunday, September 11, 1994 as \"GRANDPARENTS DAT. For further information on events for that day, please call Nancy Baker of the Community Services Association at 885-5881. ^rJ PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING DAVIS BAY\/ WILSON CREEK EAST PORPOISE BAY \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd TUWANEK PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE TRUNK SANITARY SEWER AND THE DEVELOPMENT COST CHARGES FOR THE SAME to be held at the Senior Citizens' Hall, 5604 Trail Avenue, Sechelt, Monday, September 12,1994 at 7:00 p.m. SUNSHINE COAST ICE ARENA 5982 Shoal Way, SechsN The Sunshine Coast Ice Arena it reopening for the 1994\/95 winter season on September 16th, 1994. The Hist Public Skate session wM be on Sunday, September 18th, 1994 between 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm and as noted on the schedule after that date. PUBLIC SKATE RATES ARE: Admission Adults-$3.00 Teens - $2.75 Child-$2.00 Parents & Preschoolers - $2.00\/$1.00 Rentals: Adults - $2.50 (sizes 7 & up) Child-$1.50 (sizes below 1) The Sunshine Coast Arena also ha* Arena board space rentals available for advertisements. Arena Lounge Hours: 7pm -12:30 am, Thursday to Sunday. Please call 885-2955 for further information. MONDAY 6:00 m-6:00 m 11.0) nn-120) noon 1240 rem- 130 pm 3:30 pm-6:30 pn 6.45pm -9:45 pm 10:00 pm- 11.30 pm HtlcrHrtHf \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd PlMOWWI Drop-In Hod* bugiCM) npnMl mallaaw, 6:00m-8.00m 1100 im.12.00 noon 12.00 noon- 1:30 pm 3:30 pm-7:45 pm 8O)pm-10tt>pm 10:15 pm-11:4Spffl TUESDAY MnorHodar PlfWH a PTMChOdW Dmp-mHockiytiuigiCkM* Ftgnaukg MnorHMM). 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In I 12 Coast News, September 12,1994 District News What's changed in School District H6? Community groups\/individuals wishing to use school district facilities must now contact the school directly to book time(s) and date(s). Career Education has a new telephone number, 885- 3094, the fax number is 885-3093. Continuing Education and the District Resource Centre have relocated to the school board office at: 494 South Fletcher, Gibsons telephone: 8863811 or 885-7871, fax: 8864652. The hours of operation are: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Friday: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. School board meetings are still held the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m., however, the locations will vary. Community members are invited to attend. Locations this month: Sept 13 - Chatelech Sec. School (Multipurpose Room). Sept 27 - Halfmoon Bay Elem. School leisure Garnet Rogers stages return to Coast Classifieds... They never stop moving. 885-3930 or 886-2622 by Ian Cobb Garnet Rogers proved to a packed Roberts Creek Hall last September that he's stepped beyond the shadow of his famous brother, Stan. Prior to Stan Rogers' death, younger brother Garnet was Ihe long-haired guy in the background or standing beside Stan. Recently, however, Garnet has come on strong Ihe pasl couple of years and wilh the soon-to-be released live album Summer Liahtning, which he's REGISTRATION FOR GIBSONS CUBS SCOUTS VENTURERS TUES SEPT 13 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 7-8pm KIN HUT* DOUGAL PARK Catch the K Scouting\/^ 9pifMt... shots mmm ^ ICBC-AUTOPLAN-MOTOR VEHICLE Efficient friendly service by Trained I.C.B.C. & Motor Vehicle Staff ICBC Vehicle Transfer Registration & Insurance Special. Coverages Drivers Licenses Temporary Permits Learners Drivers Licenses Violation Disputes Violation Payments PHOTO COPIES Monday to Friday 9:00 - 4:30 Saturday 9:00 -12:30 Ample parking across from the post office in lower Gibsons TOWN OF GIBSONS APPOINTED MOTOR LICENSE OFFICE 718 WINN RD. PHONE: 886-3379 FAX: 886-0220 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. - ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd':\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd >.-':\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd NOTICE OF TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES 1. DOUGAL ROAD between TRUEMAN ROAD and HEADLANDS ROAD. 2. BAY ROAD between DOUGAL ROAD and SKYLINE DRIVE. These areas will be experiencing temporary closures for the week of SEPTEMBER 12th - SEPTEMBER 16th. The closures are due to the replacement of two large culverts. Traffic is requested to detour to the adjacent streets. The Town of Gibsons apologizes for any inconvenience. Wilbert Fair PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENDENT TOWN OF GIBSONS NOTICE OF TAX SALE Public Notice is hereby given that on September 26th, 1994 at 10:00 am. in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Hall at 474 South Fletcher Road, the Collector will conduct the annual tax sale. The following parcels will be offered for sale by public auction if the delinquent taxes and interest are not sooner paid: FOLIO NO. LEGAL DESCRIPTION STREET ADDRESS 365.000 Lot 9, Block 29, Ran 4856, D.L 685 336 Headlands Road 677.500 Lot G, Block C, Plan 6125, D.L 686 843.000 Lot 3, Block 6, Plan 4028, Suburban BlockK&L, D.L686 585 Killarney Lane 855.000 Block 7 of K & L Plan 4028, D.L 686 895.000 Lot 18 of 1, Block 7, Plan 7392, D.L688 744 Highway 101 927.000 Lot 52 of 1, Block 7, Plan 7392, D.L688 768 Hillcrest Road Prospective purchasers are hereby advised that any purchase of tax sale property will be subject to a one year redemption period by the registered owner. Ian C. Poole, CA TREASURER\/COLLECTOR promoting with a six month North American tour, it won't be too long before audiences, especially those of the folk ilk, will be higher than kites about Ihe talented guitarist, fiddler, singer and songwriter. Garnet is as salty and as earthy as Stan. The show put on last year by the Acoustic Gumboot Folk Society (AGPS), their first ever, was a powerful evening of tunesmithing. In the past year he's continued to tour extensively, taking lime off in the summer to \"get in shape\" at his farm in Southern Ontario. In a phone interview from his hotel room in Calgary, Rogers lold the Coast News he's looking forward to returning to Ihe Coasl. \"I had a really great time hist year,\" he said. Rogers returns to Ihe Coasl for ihe second time in his career and the second lime in a year Sepl. 21. Jeanette Moen of the AGFS was one of the people responsible for bringing Rogers to the Coast last year and is solely responsible, via the auspices of her fledgling promotion company Sweet Roots Productions, for bringing him back for an 8 pm show at Raven's Cry Theatre in Sechelt. \"I know it's going to be a little different,\" Rogers said of the upcoming show. \"It won't be as funky as playing in the little community centre, but it will be fun.\" Rogers packed up his Volvo station wagon a little over a week ago to begin his six-month tour. He started off in LaCrosse, Wisconsin and has since sliced across the U.S. and Canadian plains to Calgary. From there he's heading up to Edmonton, over to Smilhers and Prince George and then down to Vancouver, Victoria and then the Coasl, before heading back east. Garnet Rogers will be playing the Raven's Cry Theatre Sept. 21. file photo All the travel he does is in his Volvo, he said. \"I've been cramming as much stuff as I can in my Volvo wagon. Unfortunately, I like driving,\" he said, attempting to explain the mind-boggling mileage count he'll be piling on top of Ihe already mind-boggling count he's compiled through his career. \"That's pretty much where I gel all my wriling done,\" he said of Ihe long drives and louring. Rogers said his Raven's Cry show will \"probably be solo,\" but there is a possibility violinist\/guitarist Doug Long will join him on stage. n \\\\ Congratulations to SUE TOWERS GRAND PRIZE WINNER OF A FRAMED SERIGRAPH BY GRETA GUZEK \"Whales in the Bay II\" Show Piece Gallery 2HO Cc-wt, Port Road Gdbaon \ufffd\ufffdUndrq (604)886-9213 Owl 7 mMMifaoFMMM5\ufffd\ufffdpm>MRn9 \" SCRD Zoning Amendment St^m^MAI^arajOm\ufffd\ufffdJW\ufffd\ufffdg77MHoura # Bylaw 310.44, Sept. 8, designed HIM IMUNGSl How Sound: Oct 10,1994 and May 2,1995 Lww Horwhoe Bay 11 flO pm, Leave Langdale 10:10pm. .mUnl*Oct 7,8, 9, iq Dec 23.24,2fc, 27,2B, 1994, Ape. 14,15,16,17, May 19,20,21,22,1995 leave Earfi Cow 2:30pm, leave Saltery 8avlJ0a UH! SUSSEX REALTY The TOP SELLING OFFICE N (IIHSONS (MuLVPLEUsmo Leader \ufffd\ufffdS4i\ufffd\ufffdS of Homes A ftjorem^ Oifota| event! nut be updated monthly We reserve the right to edit submissions for brevity All submissions should refer to non-profii events of genuine community interest Items will be listed three weeks prior to the event. Notice Board DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS WEDNESDAY NOON FOR MONDAY DISTRIBUTION Ing locations: Gibsons United Church Has (Mon., Tues., Wed. Fri); Sechelt St. Hilda's Church Hil (Tues); Wilson Creek Community Hall (Thurs). Into: Community Services. 885.5801. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 S.C. Sreeetleodlng Support Oroup motion' meeting. 10 am. moms 4 bodies welcome Pregnant? Please cornel Any questions or concerns can be discussed Topic: Mttntams ol Breastfeed\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd lo Uotrtt, t Bastty Inlo: Uurie. 886 7900 or Roxanne. 8M 3230 S.C. Greens wiH host B.C. Green Pirty leader Stuart Parker el a potluck dinner meeting al 8148 Redroolls Rd Everyone . Dinner to begin al 5:30 pm, golore \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd please come support our fundraiser. Hallmoon Bsy People Party: open house at the Welcome Bead) Community Assn. Ha*. 8394 Redroolls Rd., 7 pm. Everyone Irom Hallmoon Bay area welcome Come meet members and non- members, cat* up on summer news and coming events at the hall. Register lor shuffleboard Refreshments served - admission free SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II nen Ink 'SaA^ST'\"*' \" \"^^\"^ ^ \" W* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd H\ufffd\ufffd ****** ***** \"\"'Y pm. mm. obs-mn h,^, q,^ itau,t 2 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, g, my,., al Women* Club meeling Qibsons BPW meet once a monlh lo discuss women's Issues, hear speakers and socialize ll supports Transition House Ihrough donations and offers bursaries lo mature woman returning to school to further their education. Into: June. 886 9815, Pauline, 8*87826 Bt Mery'e Hoeprtal Auxiliary. Helknoon Bay Branch - dm meeting of fell season. 10 am. Welcome Beach Hell. Redrooffs Rd Guesl speaker Wendy Hunt, regarding new outline ol heallh services al the hospilal Pleese have your questions reedy lor Wendy TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER t) Besvers, Cube, Scouts. Venturera: registration lor Qibsons. 7 9 pm, Kin Hut, Dougal Park WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 Weet Hewe Sound Electora Aaaecletlon regular monthly meeting. 7 30 pm. Langdale School portable Speaker Maurice Egan. on the Hillside Industrial Park \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd bring your questions Arthritis Sell-Menegement Information display. Trail Bay Mall. 10 am-4 pm. Planning lor the Waterfront and the Boulevard. 7 pm. Sechelt Municipel Hall. Inlet Ave Co sponsored by the Municipelity and Sechell village Residents Assn Into Barbara Whistler. 885 5076 or Pal Chamberlin. 885.213* S.C. White Cane Club monthly meeting, Davis Bay Community Hall Into: 686- 2703 THURSDAY-SATURDAY, SEPT. 15-17 New Ufa Christian Fellowship. Whart SI, Sechelt: Or. Rev Chris Tunda Joda. medical doctor and pastor from Nigeria wM speak, 7 pm THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II Olbaona Oerden Club meeting, 7:30 pm. Sl Ban's Church Speaker: B Sanderson on cuttings. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 S.C. Home Support Society 4lh Bingo Night. Sechelt Indian Band Hall Doors open al 4:30 - 11,000 jackpot Prlies Church Han. Prol. J. de Bruyn will talk on Samuel Pepys Tickets 15 at Talewind Books, at the door or 685 5518 Irvine's Landing Day - last bash ol summer, I ami pm, featuring pancake breakfast, boat building, boat racing, chowder cook-off, submarine rides, Hoat plane tours, children's events, live entertainment, concession stand, salmon BBO, fireworks Free hourly water taxi service between gov't dock in Madelre Park and Irvine's Landing First shuttle leaves Madeira Park et 8 am, last shuttle leaves Irvine's Landing al 10 pm. All proceeds lo Pender Harbour A District Community Heallh Centre Equipment Fund and St Marys Hospital Equipment Fund S.C. Peece Oroup farewell potluck supper 5 pm. Robens Creek Info 885- 5007 or 886 9151 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER tt Cenedlan Csneer Society, S C Unit regular monthly meeting. 1 pm, SCRD boardroom, Royal Terraces. Sechelt. Public Welcome Info: 886 6765 *na-7 Daycare Davis Bay WEDNEIOAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Adolescent Survivor Oroup lor girls aged 13 to t9 yeats who have been sexually abused as children\/sexually ssr-aulted as teens 3 30 5 30 pm. For info I registration: leave messsge for Carol or Trysh at 885-5881 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Rockwood Cenlre StoryTelling Feetlvsl 3rd Annual Celebrity Dessert Auction. 7 30 pm Come see the local celebs get Iheir |ust desserts Tickets 4 Inlo 885-2522 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 B.C. Arts Cenlre writer Rona Murray reeds from her recenl travel memoirs. Journey Back lo Peshawar Admission free, courtesy of Canada Council SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 S.C. Equeetrlan Club junior gymkhana end kin day. starts io am, Gibsons Rmg (behind the pool) Into Jodi. 8863059 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Pender Harbour Music Centre: Pianist Lara Valmestad. Annual Qeneral Meeting, 1:30 pm; Admission II; children under 12 free. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Breekaway Drug A Alcohol Abuse Society annual general meeting, 7:30 pm, 807 Kiwanis Way, Qibsons (rear entrance). FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Multiple Sclerosis Support Oroup meels, 10 am. Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit, Sechelt. All welcome. SATURDAY A SUNDAY, OCT. 112 B.C. Equestrian dub English I Western \"\" las start api rnfofjodl. 8864059 Community Sexually Transmitted Cllnle: (H.I.V. Inlormation, counselling and testing) Phone for appointment in Gibsons 886-5600, Sechelt 685-5164. Single a Pregnent? Call tha Health Unit -886-5600 Prenelel Hoepltel Tour: phone St. Mary's Hospital switchboard to arrange \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdor tour, 815-2224. Prenatal only. Parent a Baby Drop-In gives parents an \"I lo meet other parents and Fall Show. All activities slan approx. to am, at the Qlbaona Ring, behind the pool. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 Pender Herbour a Dlatrlct Heelth Centre Society Annual Qeneral Meeting, 2 pm, Legion Hall, Madelre Park. Agenda: Election of new trustees New members welcome. Old members are reminded lo renew their memberships Refreshments provided by Heath Centre Auxiliary Woik the World for Schisophrenic, starting at the Sechelt Indian Band Hall. Registration at 12:30, walk begins at 130 Lunch concession stand, entertelnment, balloons, Face-painting, prizes and draws. Pledge forms at Linnadine's Shoes, Coest Books, Zippers Kids or ceU 686-4772 MISCELLANEOUS Oroya School joint-use discuss common concerns. The group gathers every Tuesday Irom 1:15 to 3:30 pm al 494 s. Fletcher, Qibsons end in Sechelt at 1571 Inlet on Wednesdays from 1-3:30 pm School Entry Booster Clinics: A booster dose ol diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis Is Important for children entering school. Qibsons clinics - 886-5600: Sechell clinics- 885-5164. MONDAYS Recovery, hie. oners a self-help method to overcome the negative feelings that come from fear, anger, depression end \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd the Wellness 8028 39 constant anxiety 7-9 Cenlre, Qibsons Info: I Cedar revised models end plans available for viewing and comments at \"1-7118 playground - available for viewing i the school, Sept 12-16. Into: I 'In Pull Bloom\" exhibit of oil- walercolour-acrylic paintings by Christel Fuoss-Moore, Sept. 10-30. Hunter Gelery, Lower Qibsons Pley Bridge lor Heart: easy, fun and earns a charitable tax receipt, too Your foursome end choice of when end where nine sessions before Apr* 15, 1995 For details, caH Doo Diether et 886-7340 or Eleanor Chinnk* at 866-2981 39 Elphlnetone Pioneer Mueeum, 716 Winn Rd , ecross Irom Post Ollice. Qibsons. New winter hours sre Mon., Tuea, Wad. A Sat., 1-5 pm. Exhibits cover Ihe vasl range ol Coest history Irom Ihe neer to the distsnt pest. All areaa and aspects ol our heritage are explored on two floors |em packed with fascinating displays Be sure to drop by soon. Admission by donation Call 686- 6705 lor more Info. Parent-Tot Drop In: lor parents with children up to 5. 9 30 11 30 am at the tollow. Fibromyalgia Support Oroup, 7-9 pm, Coast-Garibaldi Health Unit. TUESDAYS \"Living With Cencer\" Support Group meats every other Tuesday, Kirkland Centre, Davis Bay, t pm. Info 685-5861 \ufffd\ufffd*S6\ufffd\ufffd69 WEDNESDAYS Poetpartum Depreaalon Support Oroup - Olbeons Heallh Unit, 1 -2:30 pm Shornclitle Auxiliary meels third Wednesday ol each month at Shornclitle. Into: 115-1915. 52 THURSDAYS SC'e Weight Loaa Support Oroup meets afternoons 10:30-12:30pm, call 866-2692, and evenings 6:30-8:00pm, call 116-7159. al the United Church. Glassford Rd.. Qibaons Birth Control Clinic. Coast-Qaribeldl Health Unit, 414 S. Fletcher. 7-9 pm. ConMentlal service - everyone welcome. No appointment needed Into: 815-7770. FRIDAYS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdneat Sell-Exam Clinic: First Friday ol each month, 7:30-9 pm, Qibsons Health Unit. United Church Thrift Shop, 1 -3 pm, church besement, lene oil Truemen Road. to change the zoning of the parcel of land owned by Fiedler Bros. Contracting Ltd. from Industrial 4 (14) to Industrial 4A (I4A). The amendment would allow for the slorage and processing of land clearing debris. A memorandum from the SCRD's planning depart- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ment notes the amendment would allow Fiedler Bros, to burn \"residual waste material in conjunction with the recovery of resources.\" Such resources that can be recov- ered include pulp mill fuel products, landscape mulch and silviculture ground cover. Fiedler Bros, would also be able to continue with the current zoning designations on the 1.75 hectare site, such as mineral, sand and gravel processing, and manufacture of concrete products. SCRD administrator Larry Jardine said such a site would help alleviate some of the burning concerns that have become a hot topic of discussion on the Coast this past year. \"I think it will take care of some of that,\" he said. \"This could be one of the better sites for this on the Coast,\" said Judy Skogstad, SCRD director of planning. However, she noted to the directors that the site is slill \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdw . aa , I believe were moving In the right direction' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJim Gurney being studied and \"there could be impacts on adjoining proper- lies.\" Gurney, who lives near the site, said \"this could be a bit of a trial,\" and reminded the directors about the urgency and need for such a facility. \"My concern wilh doing this as soon as possible is we're back in the burning season, again,\" he said. Gurney then told the board that even if the site isn't perfect, \"ihis is not a case of not in my backyard. This is in this kid's backyard.\" He concluded that if Ihere are any problems resulting from Ihe operation of a debris burning facility, he would be on it immediately. \"I believe we're moving in the right direction\" by allowing such an operation to be set up, he said. Gurney also expressed his concerns that resource recovery be undertaken at the site at all times and burning should be done only when necessary. The burning that will be done also will be \"high temperature burns \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a clean burn,\" he added. The SCRD will hold a public meeting the evening of Sept. 28 al Frank West Memorial Hall on Chaster Road to discuss this issue further and to receive public input before proceeding further wilh Bylaw 310.44. HWfl TMlv rnTl M 10.9 13.5 m 1750 2250 Fri Thm Ht+t 0250 2245 12.3 ,1! B.8 Tuee Thee HI-FI m 1825 11.0 Bel lime Hi-Fi 0400 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdm 2325 12.5 ttt 7.9 Wed Tmic Ml*rL 0000 0735 2050 Bun Time HI-FI 0455 1115 1750 REFERENCE: Point Atkinson Pacific Standard Tlma For Skookumchuk Narrows add Ihr 40mm plus5mm to;each 11 of nee end 7 mln lor each fl . oHa\ufffd\ufffd For all your boating parts & accessories TIDELINE Pnrts \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Supplies \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sales \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Service \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,-;i- MON-SAT 8 am \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 6 pm MARINE 885-4141 Wh.nl Ro.id. Soche RECYCLE MIS NEWSPAPER mLaia Industrial AUTOMOTIVE Marine ? PARTS & SUPPLIES A101 SUPPLY ltd. 1061 Hwy. 101, Cibsons, B.C. 886-8101, V Mon.lri.b-b Sat. 8-6, Sun. 10-.V SECHELT RADIATORS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Citmhlclt Umiling System Sentice Centre iii' 1 I I iiii H'l Kepiui Se Rtpl,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd<\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Rath, lli-airi Cms. ft (las Tanks AUTOS TRUCKS TRACTORS INDUSTRIAL MARINE | New, 1'ncd fc Hriiulh \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd lick up A- Delivery 4M98.C.HWT. Airtra from Sur, linciiM 885-7986 Sr MADILL CONTRACTING All types of concrete wotk. Sidewalks, driveways, slabs - smooth, broomed, exposed aggregate linishing. Quality Concrete Work Coloured a Stamped BS3-M17 Concrete, Cmbe fc Ontteti, OWNER: GARRY MUNDELL Ton own Dump * Sand m Oravvl 130 Komatsu Excavator 450 Mm Omn w\/Ho* S^HkFWdiATanlu BOX U, OliJOHf bpaHAbutalarton 93^.7099 For the finishing touch Eric's Drywall give us a call 885-6052 DENIS TURENNE CONCRETE Placing & Finishing Residential It Commercial ACI Certified Dtlveways, Slabs, Sidewalks elc \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>.. -,-.-. Custom Concrete Specialists \\886t0340 Colored, Stamped, Patterned, Exposed Aggregate\/ WILOW00D CONTRACTING Bobcat Service Landscaping \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Snow Removal Bush Clearing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Grading Driveways \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Backfill Handy 885-4146 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffdFFICIENT \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd RELIABLE PtomsiONAi - -mBismATES CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING PHONE 885-4258 pd\/->k\ufffd\ufffdmmai af\\ BUILDING CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL SERVICES ____K CONSmUCTION residential ^commercial 885-2887 Laurie Lacovetakv RR#2. S-26, C-25. GIBSONS. B.C. VON 1 VO f MITCHELL SYSTIMS LTD. ^\\ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING , Residential Commercial & Industrial KELLY 885-9565 m,.W!\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Gary's 3Q3C AC 2>E^ViCi I-2203 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSTOM DUMPTHUCK l-IUCKFUJNQ-ETC SUNSHINE KITCHENS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd KITCHENS t BATHROOMS' BB6-9411 Cellular 250-3376 GRAEMAR CONSTRUCTION INC. QgfaHomeMjeg \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd FRAMING telOCKUP \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd FINISHING \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd FOUNDATIONS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd RENOVATIONS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSIDING ULSiS\ufffd\ufffd . THOMAS ELECTRICAL JS\ufffd\ufffdCT CONTRACTING ^^TThomas 886-7571 FREE ESTIMATES REG. ELECTRICIAN NO. 17933 ROOFING ENGINEERING SWANSON'S EXCAVATING a, SERVING THE SUNSHINE COAST FOR OVER 30 YEARS - Land Development \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Road Conetructlon \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Bulldozing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sand & Gravel Deliveries \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Pipeline Conetructlon IMI5-96GG DON'S TILE INSTALLATIONS Centtruellen a, Renovations Specializing In all types of FREE commercial & residential tooling ESTIMATES 886-2087 eves, JL\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 0) QUAUTY RENOVATIONS CABINETS INTERIOR FINISH Bob Stales 885-9285 A A T ENTERPRISES: Conetruotlon Servloee S.nlng Th* Coaal Since 19*5 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd CUSTOM HOMES W.&* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdADDITIONS > RENOVATIONS aaa-aaaa T. WONO, SOX 7SS, aiBSOMS. S.C. VON IVO Quality & Service \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Renovations \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Additions \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Siding \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Decks & Fences \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Garages Small Projecls to Custom Homes 885-3205 R CADRE CONSTRUCTION LTI>N I Custom Built Homes Renovations \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Additions 886-3171 PAVE MELLOR ^ COMPUTERS Spark of Life Consulting Irani CowleyiSiloC 31. SecheH. BC Windows Developmeni Specialists Client Server Database Networking and Integration System Analysis and Design Manon Rue! \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Phone: (604) 88MM19. Fan: (604) 8850429 CONCRETE SERVICES S.A Matblesen Ltd. Mtmnt-aCmtr-ctor __ Fastrac backhoe ft TRUCKING SERVICE \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSEPTIC FIELDS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdDRAINAGE DITCHES \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdEXCAVATIONS _\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. m \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdWATERLINES c*T41i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd clearing STEVE JONES 886-8269 Stucco & Masonry \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Tar - Gravel Roofs 883-2343 fouree estimates rv ENCO CONCRETE SERVING Tl IB St INSIIINE CO\/VST Redi-MIx Concrete \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Snnd A Gravel Curbs * Liners \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Seplic Tanks Gibsons von ivo Sechelt THSTOfTl Furnaces. Fireplaces. Hot water Tanks. QUALIFIED DEALER \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd NATURAL (AS INSTALLATIONS aiiiowiM-iiii Showroom: m fount Rd. Cibsons j HSHB LOGS WANTED Alder \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Maple * Saw Log Robert Coriett* 886-9783 MECHANICAL SERVICES Commercial Refrigerated Fixtures 1 ARCTIC _________________ COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION LTD 24 hr. seivice \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885-2134 or pager 885-5111 Swanson's IRMdy-MIx Ltd. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd OlspMcli \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Awountt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. e L__88S-9666 JLMHILJL FAX 88*2226 3 Batch Plants on the Sunshine Coast Gibsons \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sechelt \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Pender Harbour Box 172, 5417 Burncl Rd., Sechelt, R.CVON UO \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Land Clearing & Development \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Excavating \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Trucking \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Subdivisions Serving th* Coast tor 12 years Our Customer Service Is prompt with prolessional work at competitive rates ^Ksn Birkin\ufffd\ufffd885-7487 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Coll 885-8177 G.M.S. Excavating Gunner Christiansen ce\ufffd\ufffd1-\ufffd\ufffd7-\ufffd\ufffd084 SSC7RR1 Olbeons, BC VON IVO STIHL Chainsaws & Trimmers Pwfw 781 Worth Rd., Gibaona 886-2? 12 ^SUNSHINE CLEAR W Pumps * Water Treatment \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSen\/Ins All Commercial Ir Residential Pump antl Water Treatment Needs Call 883-9793 or 886-0614 H. ENTERPRISES HOME IMPROVEMENTS Gp J. AIMING CONTRACTORS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd IntcrinfExtntocPainting 'PrawnWilling fntatsul \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tadnml S Commndil \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Top Quality Milmili Wiriauullp \"Free Estimates\" 885-5111 \ufffd\ufffd George \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 24hr Answering Service , MOBILE WELDING AND FABRICATING \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd MECHANICAL REPAIRS STEEL - STAINLESS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ALUMINUM SERVING THE FOREST. MARINE ANO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES ON THE SUNtHME COAST HOWARD LANG ,,.,,,, . \ufffd\ufffdl J2ISREEDR0 OIBSOR5 OOD*J\ufffd\ufffdjl 889-043W Thank You ^ lo our valued readers. Businesses appreciate il when you tell them you Tound them in The Coast News . Take Advantage of our JVezv Classified Ad Special Run your- classified ad 6 times and f*ay for only 2 times! Coast News (Monday Classified Deadline: FRIDAY AT NOON __ Gibsons & irar Sechelt Offices Homes & Property MONEY AVAILABLE BORROW ON VOUR HOME EQUITY 1ST. 2ND, 3RD MORTGAGES Nol based on job stability, oge oi credit. ConsolKlolon, cai oi whatever good leoson. PROPERTY PURCHASES REFINANCE DEBT CONSOLIDATION BJWFIELD INVESTMENT SERVICES LTD 20577 FRASER HWY LANGLEY SECHELT TEL: 885-5527 Over 3,000 sq. II.. 4 yr. old cuslom home on Ireed lot in Sechell 3 full baths, large double garage w\/elec- Iric doors, 3 skylights, garden kitchen window, large deck, appli- ances 1 more. $269,000. 885- 3604 #39w Cottage lo move. Ideal lor B4B or added income. Easy move to your property. Fully linished. Some financing available. 886-2751. *39w 2 bdrm view condo, l\/s, d\/w, laundry, parking. Near school, mall, upper Qibsons. Assumable mortgage. Immed. possession. Possible sub-lease. Asking $89,000. 8864336. \ufffd\ufffd39c 310 Cochrane Rd., 1900 sq. It custom built 1 1\/2 storey. F\/P, vaulted ceilings, 3 large bdrms. Master on main, 4 pee. ensuite plus t 1\/2 baths, deluxe island kitchen builtln appliances. Double garage. Close to beach. $249,900. 886-7902. #39w Commercial lot across Irom medical building, $95,000 985 0412 1. Homes & Property GEORGIA MIRAGE \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd26-555 Eaglecrest Or. Greal view Irom this lower level lownhouse with palio. Two bedroom, 2 Mil balh, dressing room otl master. Oversized single garage. Adult oriented. RV parking available. Clubhouse, golf course, overlooks Keals Island. $194,500. Call 886- 2508, re open house. W9w Cuslom 2400 sq. fl. home, 2 1\/2 stories, 3 bdrm., 2 balhs, vaulted ceilings, oak floors and cabinets, open floor plan, Ige. in-law suile. 1000 sq. It. healed shop, 2 1\/2 acre landscaped lol. Redroolls area, below appraisal, moving, musl sell, $225,000.885-7453. ss OPEN LOTS Roberts Creek, Sal. 4 Sun., 2 - 5 pm. 4 superb cul-de-sac lots at Agnes \/ Lower Road. Info: 2478 NE corner, Lower and Joe Rd. 1- 604-922-9749. #39c New 3 bdrm Bonniebrook, ocean view, West Coasl open plan. 1 blk. lo beach, 5 blks. lo school. $199,000. 922-4102 or 968-5006. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd39c Approx. S yr. old 3 bdrm rancher on quiel cul-de-sac In exc. W. Sechelt neighbourhood. Easy maintenance yard and 10x10 shed. $159,900 885-7052. ss 2 bdrm house, basemenl, sea view, $189,000. No agents. 886- 9049. ss Sechell lownhouse: f44 - 5761 Wharf Rd. 2 bdrms, 2 baths, close to all amenities. $113,900. 986- 4657 or 886-3930. Open Sat. 1-4 pm. \ufffd\ufffd38c Sechelt residential lot on Shoal Way, $63,000.931-5045. \ufffd\ufffd38w Close in - Gibsons lot, Trickle- brook Way, $79,500.1-922-3559. \/ERROR RESPONSIBILITY PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD ON THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS Advertiser! are asked to listen corefuHy as all ads placed by telephone are completely read back verifying requested classification, slurt dale, number of insertions and a copy content. We take extreme care to avoid typographical errors, however, in the event af an error, we ore responsible only for the first incorrect insertion of on ad. We do nol assume any responsibility for any reason for an error in an ad beyond >he cost of the od itself. Report anv wrm-IMMEDIATELY by coling 886-2622. sor 885-3930 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.\/ offi00* At any of our convenient Friendly \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdi People Places m DEADLINE IS 3:00 PM THURSDAY In Pender Harbour AC BUILDING SUPPLIES Francis Peninsula Place 883-9531 MARINA PHARMACY Pender Harbour Centre 883-2888 In Halfmoon Bay B&J STORE 885-8555 In Roberts Creek ROBERTS CREEK GENERAL STORE 885-3400 DEADLINE IS NOON FRIDAY In Sechelt H TIIE COAST NEWS S521 Cowrie Slreel 885-3930 In Gibsons THE COAST NEWS 337 Cruice Lane (behind Dockside Pharmacy) 886-2622 1. Homes & Property Inglis Heights 16 lol lully seiviced subdivision nexl to Oceanmount Eslates in Qibsons. Avail, early '95. Take advantage now ol low pie-con- slruclion prices. Starting al $74,900. Phone 886-8691. \ufffd\ufffd52w Stchelt Home By Builder Quality plus throughout. Vaulted living area. 3 bdrms. up. Private master suile w\/deluxe ensuite. Lots ol windows, woodwork and details Excellent value al $199,900. Francis Peninsula lot also lor sale. 885-0899. ss Require a building lot in or near Gibsons, wilh access lor under $50.000.886-3015 alter 6. tins Lol 71, Merrill Crescent, Pender Harbour Ready lo build, seplic in, financing. 883-9597. ss 1. Homes & Property 1200 SqFt wilh Full Basement on View Lot In Hopkins Slill Time lo choose colors, carpet and cabinets 15 min walk to ferry NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM OK IOLUMBIA ANDTIIE YUKON CM 13.,, MunJ.I If KMI,-7I)'\"> ... R.u,. I'u.Ul.k, WW\ufffd\ufffd:.-'I2I)W CLASSIFICATIONS Announcements 7 Appliances 19 \/^T^ Autos 23 Barter & Trade 18 Bed and Breakfast Births 30 2 [GREAT Business and Home Services 35 VlDEAi Business Opportunities 38 Campers Child Care 25 37 Commercial for Rent 32 Entertainment 33 tA^SaaaaaWA) For Rent 31 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^^ For Sale 21 *_^* Found 11 Obituaries *** 3 Free 16 Personal 6 Furniture 20 Pets & Livestock 12 Garage Sales 17 Recreation 8 Heavy Equipment Help Wanted 22 Storage 39 34 Thank You 5 Home & Property 1 Too Late to Classify 40 In Memoriam 4 Travel 14 Legal 41 Trucks 24 Lost 10 Wanted IS Marine 26 Wanted to Rent 29 Mobile Homes 27 Weddings & Motorcycles 28 Engagements Work Wanted 9 Music 13 36 * Roberts Creek Realty SOLD SOLD SOLD Now accepting NEW LISTINGS! 9 SOLD in our FIRST 3 MONTHS! THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! Rural home on private 12.5 acres, yes, His in Roberts Creek and subdividable to St lots \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd$499,000 Majestic view & location, 1\/2 acre lol, Langdale. 5 min walk to ferry \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd$139,000 Martin 886-8287 Watertront lot, Sakinaw Lake. Sale by owners. $150,000. Gary: eves, 1-872-2117, days, 1-685-7478 ss 5.6 acre timbered S secluded, oceanview, 2100 sq. It. log house, near completion. $450,000. 885- 5910 ss CUSTOM CEDAR DOVETAIL LOG HOMES Various styles and sizes. Contact DV Log Works. 885-5322. \ufffd\ufffd39c Robtrtt Creek Acreage 1.25 acre lor the price of 1\/2 acre, in popular Mossy Rock subdivision. Perc approved, gas, water ti paved road. Close to school, store 4 golf course. $99,000.886-8691. (B7c Stve Realtor Ftet Gibsons -1113 Sunnyside, large landscaped lot with raised bed gardens, fruit trees, close lo school S bus, quiel well-maintained area, 3 bdrm rancher, 1248 sq. It. Heavy insulation, 2x6 const., 1 t\/2 baths, large deck. $178,500. 886-8367 or tv. mess. at 1-478-9753 \ufffd\ufffd37c VIEW! Tastefully decorated 2 bdrm condo. Ground level entry. Central location, Oceanview Classics. Near schools a shopping. Gibsons. Call eves, alter 5 pm. 886-0362. ss MARINA PLACE Very tastefully decorated, immaculate 1230 sq. fi. level entry 2 bedroom condo, 2 bathrooms, lire- place, skylight, 5 appliances, drapes, patio (adult oriented). Across Irom marina, on bus route, walking distance lo stores. 866- 4190. tfns Ctntral Gibsons home closa to shopping, in pleasant, quiet family oriented area. 13 yrs old with 3 bdrms and potential for a downstairs suite. Two baths. Enclosed parking, landscaped, hardwood floor in kitchen and dining room and a nice south facing deck wih a completely lenctd yard oul back. Currently rented. Excellent investment properly. $155,000 firm. 885-7146. I39w ROBERTS CREEK Square 53 acre lot near ocean, selectively cleared, luty serviced, ready to build $98,900,885-3509. ss ROBERTS CREEK BUILDING LOTS 1\/2 acre and 1 acre lots. Lowtr Robtrtt Crttk, selectively cleared, ready to build. Suttti Oroup, SRC Realty Corp., Bryan Ltdingham 1*5-2911 MlwLow er Gibsons 6 yr old rancher - 3 bdrms, 2 bathrooms, large living room, oak kilchtn, skylights, dttachtd workshop a carport, beautifully landscaped, 1 Mock to beach. $195,500.686-8557.138w Madeira Park lot, Merrill Crete, cleared, 34 acre. 885-0699. ss View lol overlooking Madeira Park Centre. 102 ft frontage clear. Septic Ok. $65,000 obo. 683-9411. tt Commeicial lol. 38x100. Farnham Rd. $79,999.985-0412 tt High bank w\/f homt. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, large LR, brick f\/p, large solarium, exceptional aggregate patio, BBQ Situated in one ol the most desireable areas of Iht Sunshine Coast, spectacular view ol Vane. 1st, Mt. Baker. Trail Islands. Watch the ciutse ships sail by. In a park-like setting, all this and moral No agents. For appl. lo view. 885- 2397 tt two sq It Rancher For Sale Price reduced - pay no commis- slon. Light 4 airy, only 1 yr old #530 Shaw Rd. 886-2820 or 686 3191, Steve or Sher. Pgr, #1-975- 1071 ss For sale by owntr: 3 bedroom rancher on .36 acre, 8098 Alder- wood Road, Halfmoon Bay. $169,900. Don, days at 885-2201, evenings 885-0944. ss OCEANMOUNT ESTATES SOAMES POINT, BY OWNER 3 bdrm rancher, 1663 sq It. Large family room, l\/p, 2 baths, workshop. Large lot. Asking $247,900. For viewing call 886-8398 ss ACREAGE ROBERTS CREEK CRYSTAL ROAD. Quiet rural setting, treed w\/hydro access, 1.75 h, asking, $195,000, no agents please. 885-3469 ss GWWHITI SIMMS 6. Personal SWM, dk. blonde, blue eyes, 6V. 175 lbs, mid<30's seeks female parlnei who likes herself, no manequins please. Positive outlook, respect for others. Enjoys walching 4 encouraging children in sports. Single mothers welcome, 25-45 Reply to Box \"B\" c\/o Cosl News, Box 68 Sechelt VON 3A0. *39c CLARITY COUNSELLING Specializing in substance abuse, relationship trauma and women's issues. Call Carolyn Lincoln, R.P.C. 885-4672. #47w DIVORCE? INCORPORATE? Complete $99 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd call LO-KO$T Divorcervlce 731-3111. Franchises avail, throughout BC. #37w 7. Announcement I 7. Announcement I 7. Announcement ft Dial-A-DatiJ) \\__________y HIVE, HUEMMHIP, ROMANCE AWAnS YOU AT TUB NUMBER JUST CALL 1-900-451-306$ 52.99\/mln; 18 yean plus; 24 hn. Voice Personals For All lifestyles. The Modern Way For Adults To Meet W. Sechelt, 1\/4 acre GD, partial view lot, lully serviced. Underground, paved w\/curbs. $79,900. 885-4862 SS RARE QUAUTY ACREAGE Great Ocean View, extensively improved, well treed and wilhin walking distance to Sgts. Bay Marine Park. This acreage is in a growing large lol subdivision with two driveways to access upper and lower sections ol properly at $155,000. Lot 23 of Leaning Tree Subd. will not lasl long! Call Dave 946-7655 or pgr. 1-979-4042. ss In Lovely W. Sechelt OPEN HOUSE Sit, 1 -Spm, 5455 Mills Rd Grtat 3 bdrm. 3 bath family home. Oak kitchen w\/eating area, sep. dining rm. living rm. W\/F\/P and den on main Iloor. All bdrms. upstairs - Ige. master has ensuile 4 walkin closet. Nicely landscaped fenced backyard w\/deck 4 hoi tub. All appliances included and w\/w carpeting throughout. $210,000. Salt by owner. 885-4379. ss W. Stchtlt, ntw 1350 sq ft. rancher. DU. garage, 2 full balhs, 3 bdrms, skylight, natural gas heat, maple cabinets, $174,900 885-7972. ss Stcret Cove, 2 bdrm condo, 6 appl., view. Asking $149,900.594- 9310 ss Robtrtt Crttk, 1.0 acre, south- em exposure, partially treed, building site cleared, percolation test approved. Robinson Road or Woodley Road access $128,000. 888-7372. ss COSTARICA 2.5 acre lot in Esperanza Ranch. Seiviced, privale community, tropical park with hiking\/riding trails, swimming. Close to shopping, beachts, rtstaurants, golfing. $26,500.8855157 ss This is a little gem lor the discriminating buyer 1200 sq. tl, 4 yrs, sophisticated adult house, close to village Charming living room, lire- place welcomes. Sun-filled kitchen, breaklast area opens onto s\/l patio 4 garden 2 lull baths, matter ensuile Big studio (easily 2 bdrms tgainlj Sky\/It, extra big windows. Mature artistic landscaping, dog run and kennel Appliances. No agents. $174,900 Cal 8858010 to view. ss Single man, 29 yrs., n\/s, n\/d, looking for single woman, 20-40 s who likes walks, movies, BBQ's. bike riding, conversation. All replies answered promptly. Reply to Box 'C c\/o Coasl News, Box 68, Sechelt VON 3A0 \ufffd\ufffd39c Interested in getting disk (Insbee) goll going on the Coast Glen 886- 8757. \ufffd\ufffd38c Wanted Illness walking companions), Langdale \/ Gibsons area, days. 3-4 x wk Carol 886 9006 *38w To lhat special lady. I know you are out there, and I'd like to meet you. From a SWM, 40'ish lhat enjoys lots of outdoor activities, like hiking, biking, boating, skiing, walks, long talks, dining, dancing and quiet times at home. I'm honest, caring, spontaneous, and full ol laughter and fun. Hope to hear from you soon. Please write to Box 428, c\/o Coast News, Box 460. Gibsons,BCVON 1V0. #38w FEEL THE DIFFERENCE Are you serious about losing weight or tired, no energy? We are \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd1 leaders in health and nutrition. WE GUARANTEE RESULTS. All nalural - supervised program. 886- 3067,883-9375. #38w TUTORING For dyslexic children, home schooling or help with reading and spelling - I can help. For more inlo, call Claire Nelson 685-6164 01885-3709. #37w S\/F enjoys own company and my children, dancing, quiet nights. Looking for family man with similar interest. Reply to S6 C48 Hillcrest RR HI, Gibsons. VON 1V0. \ufffd\ufffd38c Card player, loves to play Canasta and gama called 'Frustration' wants someone to play cards with. Prefer older person. 885-9108. *37w PSYCHIC KEAOEB HEW IN ALL PROBLEMS CALL ANO TALKUVEI 1-900-451-3530 txl 3010 Silt per mhMum\ufffd\ufffdlSyti. NEWCALL LTD. (602) 954-7420 4 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdnt Coast Utadtmij ofVattct & JintHru Registration 3-6pm 885-2263 5645 WHARF AVE -SECHELT SECHELT NATURAL THERAPY CENTRE Offers cleansing programs, colonic irrigation and Bio-Kinesiology (muscle letting). Cal Carolyn 885- 8857 \ufffd\ufffd47w AURA THERAPY Diagnostic check ups and treatments. For healing ol traumas and core-level energy restructuring. Dhyana Bartkow, Psychonotlic Physiologist, MA, B.Ed, F.I.T.T. 886-9737. #39w Pressure Washers Sales 4 Service. Repairs to all leading makes. Guaranteed workl 9830392 Cell. 760-4875. #37c SttoMlflmrityiNls Mwd to costal* ittojjoiig. Uvt\ufffd\ufffd Lyifet MM707 we accept visa FORST POTTERY Open Wednesday and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm or by appointmenl. 1040 Chamberlin Road, Qibsons. 886.2543. Miw HIGHLAND DANCING Instruction by Angus MacKenzie (former world champion) lor alll ages, (male\/lemale) Join now lor Sept. startup. Inlo 865-0676. \ufffd\ufffd38w SHAWAN CAMPBELL STAR RECONNECTIONS Body\/mind therapies workshops Call lor appt. 885-3685. \ufffd\ufffd38w ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 885-8208,24 hour line. tin Aching for a massage? Shiatsu and Swadlsh offered. 886-0338. \ufffd\ufffd37w ISLAND VIEW COUNSELLING IM-704I Experienced Counsellors at the Masters level. \ufffd\ufffd38w COMPLIMENTARY FACIAL\/MAKEOVER . A complimentary makeover that creates the effect you want - natural, career or dramatic. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd A glamour look that perfectly complements your colouring and wardrobe preference. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Makeup application techniques that will enhance your features. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Mary Kay also has a skin program designed for your skin type. $LMARV KAV f* i ro imi if Mjrv .mn-. Yvonne Valancius 886-4643 ^t________v____^ Counselling tor Individual couplet tnd famllle*. Also support 4 consultation lor step lamilies. Call Mary Ling (MSW). (R.S.W.). 886-8144. #38c Clarity Counselling - Iree initial hall hour consultation. Carolyn Lincoln, R.P.C. 885-4672. \ufffd\ufffd38c Cameo Singlet Club. Crib, luncheons, potluck dinners, dancing, hikes, camping. Call for Info 886- 0954 or 885-5384. tin Prolessional school teacher aval, for tutoring remedial or enrichment, K-10. Science, Lang. Arts, Socials, Math. Your homt or mine, flexible rates. 885-0415. #39w 7. Announcements STEP FITNESS clattts with Ronda 4 Roslyn, St. Barfs Anglican Church, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 5:30 lo 6:30 pm; Wed. and Friday, 9:30 am to 4 pm. Drop-in or ten classes $38. 886- 0640,886-3740. #39w SECRETARIAL SERVICE Your resumes, letters, etc. typed professionally. Photocopies, faxas all al reasonable rales. 885-4237. \ufffd\ufffd39w THE SUNSHINE COAST ROOFERS Reroofmg and repairs our specialty For a FREE estimate call Al. 885-1269 \ufffd\ufffd39c YOU\/CAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Individual or group tutoring. 22 years exper. Empowering students to achieve their besl. Jan or Eric 686-4104. \ufffd\ufffd39w Riders wanted for Van. pool Irom Horseshoe Bay to downtown Vancouver. $87\/mo. trom 8am-4pm. Cont. Anne Williams homa 886- 7490, work 622-3387 or Tracy Kassntr homt 886-0460, work 684-9499. \ufffd\ufffd38w PRIVATE TUITION Qualified expeiienced teachtr available Adults, high school 4 elementary students. 886-8488. #41 w UNLOCK YOUR HEALTH SECRETS Iris analysis - tht ttudy ol tht colour 4 structure ol your kit, can reveal your body's weaknesses 4 strengths. Analysis is dont from a photograph which may bt taken ki your home or mint. For mort inlormation on this exciting \"key\" to your health secrets, cal Vonnie 683-9853. 138c Aitrit\/t' ^c Gibsons\/Sechelt Oldest established club on Sumhine Coast (I4yis) Bqtlmikw Sept 1\ufffd\ufffd dim IWi 7pm to 8:30 pm, Monthly Tun 4 Thun F\ufffd\ufffdS2S Sl AIJ.ni llsll. Special Family **\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd<** Rates Cal Now mum or WMtW CREEK STEP: Complete aerobic workout with weights. Mon. 4 Wed. al 6 pm; Thurs. 4 Sat. at 9:30 am, St. Aidan's Hal. Roberts Crttk. 886-3634. 1138c HALLOWE'EN Planning a bash? Need balloons, dtcorations or supplies? Call 'Boo' Alcuft Ventures. 886-2219. \ufffd\ufffd42w LEARN20 POWERFUL > release Itrru \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd accelerate health, creativity A telf esteem FREE INTRO EVENING Sepl 20 7.409PM RockwuudCrnire Gary GaUifthcr M H EJmiinjt fi* WrllnrM with personalized cinching ami hands un woricahups 885-3685 fro\ufffd\ufffdFlMSfoDHf The Environmentally Sound Solution to Port Control GUARANTEED RESULTS Will 10*1 Hwy 101 Gibsons 886-7444 ECOSONIC COOL RUNNINGS Ont ton truck available lor hauling, rubbish removal, moving, yard maintenance, rotolilling, odd jobs. 885-3917. tins Sunthint Cont TriniHion Houtt. A salt place fot women and children In crisis. Fret confidential 24 hour service 188-2944 tin Unt Dancing Beginners, intermediate and children's, starting Sept. 15 Frank West Hall. Pre-register 8867372. \ufffd\ufffd38w Undirwitir Hockty Juniors (8- 11 yrs.) Saturdays 1-2 pm; Adults, Sundays 5-6 pm, $32, pre-register, Gibsons Pool. #38w BONSAI CLASSES Learn how to make miniature trees. Classes start Oct. 2. Phone Willie 885-9890. #37c Serving the Sunshine Coast: DIAL A BOTTLE DELIVERY SERVICE. We deliver mix, cigs, groceries, prescriptions, personal errand! and snacks. Open 9 am -11 pm dally. We buy empties. Drivers stationed in Qibsons and Sechelt 6864951. M7w Play Bridge lor Heart. It's easy, lun, and earns a charitable tax receipt, too. Your foursome ind choice of when and where lor nine sessions before April 15,1995. For details, call Doo Diethet at 886-7340 or Eleanor Chlnnlck, 886-2981. #37w RUGBY The '93'94 Provincial CHompkxi GIBSONS PIGS ore looking (or players. Practices Tues & Thurs, 6:30, at Elphinstone Field. No expeiience necessary lor mon information call 886-3378 or 886-0019 Workshop, Timeline Therapy 4 N.L.P. Sept. 16 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 17. Individual counstlling; Thursday evening sludy group. Hana-Louist 865- 0925. 137c Cariboo cattle drive, Sept. 14-18. Interested rldtrt call Tad 296- 3219. 137c Long-haired black 4 whlta cal, vicinity Fiald Rd., Wilson Crttk. 685-4594. \ufffd\ufffd37c Blk. 4 white long-halted cal, no till. Brn. flea collar, Headland area. Called Mona. 886-3548. #37w Black wallet between Yacht Club and marina In Qibsons, Sept. 5. 886-4054. I37W Lottery ticket folder w\/Wtery tickets. Sunnycrest Mall Sat., Sept. 3. 888-72)4. 1137c Large bunch of keys, at bus stop on Cowrie SL, on ring, Aug. 15. Claim at Coast News Sechtll ollice, 572f Cowrie. tin 12. Pets & Livestock WANTED: Large dog carrier, air- tine approved type 883-1154. *39w Have you been thinking of volunteering tome ol your time at your local SPCA? Now is the time lo call. We urgently need shelttr help, dog walktrs and foster hornet (or our cats 4 kitltns. Please call today, 886-2273 or 886-3933. *39c Black Lab\/Retriever cross, 6 mos., friendly, vtry spirited, need* training. $60.886-0789. *39w Sttking malt Pomtranian lor breeding. 883-9015 \ufffd\ufffd39w Free kittens. 7 wks. dd. Ready to go. 888-8008. \ufffd\ufffd37w Hand-fed baby peach LOVE BIRDS for tali by breeder. Vari- gated colors, vtry tame. $35, $40. 885-4847 137c msiWsLFmmiaEM INVEST IN YOUR HEALTH FORTOMYANDTDMOUtOW. * Reduce daily umakvds \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd EattdmnicpriaAduaxnfDn \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Integrate your ptiyaal, emotional, menial iipuilual book. ellen besso \ufffd\ufffd^-T^ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd T*AGERI\ufffd\ufffd .J^L. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ACUPRESSURE REKI1 886-4274 SpedtMgltwti'ib Sunn Coliseum bass amp, 300 waits, 2 -15 cab, very good cond. $700 obo. 886-7781. 139c Piano Tuning a \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdrepaHi j_%n' wr*---* KtnDilgltlih 886-2843 Stress and tension rtlease. Reflexology or Acupressure. Can Arleigh lor appt. 886-9234. \ufffd\ufffd38w SECHELT FARMERS MARKET First 4 thkd Sat, 10-1 pm, behind Gilligan's Pub. 137c Discovery Toys, new tall line! To order or book party, call Vanessa 885-3042. #38c Does your group have a project that requires funding' Perhaps I can help secure the backing you need. Project Development Consultants 886-4711 FAX 886-4197. #38w chlldrtniwtir Ntw fall catalogue now available. Backlo School Sptclalt. CaH lor mora inlormation or to book a party. 885-0918. tfns Save monty. Find HIDDEN TREASURE USED BOOKS at 5525 Inlet Avt, Stchtlt, 459 Marina Dr., Qibsons. Stltcttd trades welcome #37w SC HOME LEARNERS Support Group. 7 pm Sept. 2013rd Tuet. ta. mo.) Klippenstein's homt, 3516 Beach Ave., Rbts. Ck. 685-3086. #38w ~ Registered Nurses ^ Homemaktrs Gardeners Bonded & Insured HELPofyWAY Gtbtons to Pander Hortovr I I 1^886-3188 Wmva 886-3714 Does someone in your lamiiy have a drinking problem? CallAIAnon 866-9903, 885-7484, 886-9059 Al-Atatn 886-2565 ot 885-7484 DC Small apl. tizt piano, metal sounding board, $900 886-8668 137c Baby Grand piano, cream\/gold, $3600.886-7623. \ufffd\ufffd38w Prolessional Musician accepting PIANO STUDENTS 20 yrs teaching experience. Luci. 686-0281. #38w Piano lor tale by piano tuner, delivered and serviced. 883-2329. #38w Apt. size upright piano, exc. cond. Appraised at $2000. Lovely torn. OMrs 8888543. 137c THE JOY OF MUSIC STUDIO: Privale instruction: Voice, piano. ktyboard, thtory. Rtar 5653 Wharf St.. Sechell 885-5552 *39w Piivate piano lessons Royal Conservatory \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Btginntrs \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Limittd space \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Eileen Lewis. 886-8588 ntw 15. Wanted Set ol goll clubt for a beginner 685-3703. *39c Trampoline, good cond. 885-4503. M8c MRH 1993 Slazenger XTC iront reg. flex pro-r-shaft\/slandard lie- black dot. Were told through Stchtlt Golf Club. Mtlal weight kiting plates and bars or dumbelts Used Brio. Yamaha Maxim pans. Old Sega cartridges. 886-7214 tfns Cassttte lapet ol tolk, ballad, easy listening 4 soft pop music. 886-7947. \ufffd\ufffd38c Secure garage needed lor winter monlhs, to store car. 8867697 M7c Chest Ireezer, reasonably priced 88*5444 137c 1 20. Furniture\n21. For Sale\nOne pair useable exhaust mani-\niolds lor Mercruiser Ford V-8.883\n2574. #37c\nCommercial gas clothes dryer\n(laundromat type) at reasonable\nprice. Evi 886-8097. #37c\nBUYING COINS\nBank Notes\nGold 4 Silver\nVideo Etc.\n866-8312\nOak dining table, round wilh leaf\nNearly new. $300 obo 885-5345.\n#390\nSola, love seat 4 chair, exc. cond.,\n$500 obo. 886-6707,886-2545.\n \u00bb38c\nBeautilul country pieces lor sale.\nOne 7 fl. long Harvest table with\nmellowed pine top and Robin's\negg blue painted legs. Many other broomVspeahere'YghtTlxtures'\npieces as well Call 886-3886 to Decosonic sealer; fluorescent\n\"ODATT\" walker chair combination, never used, $75.885-7576.\n#39w\nWooden shoe bench; cold frame;\nalumin. screen door; hand lawn-\nmower; small clay pots; largo\nwooden toolbox; maple dining\ntable; sola chair 4 stool; anlique\ntwin beds; bike; wheelbarrows;\ngreenhouse glass; chimney\nleave message.\n#41 c\n4 pee. bdrm. suite, queen w\/new\nbox 4 mattr, $1750.685-1072.\n#38w\n21. For Sale\nKayaking life jacket, comly 4\ncheap, call 886-7355 tfns\nUtility grade slorage shelves req.\nEach shell must be mln. 12' deep\nand unit must be tree standing. Up\nto 8 It. wide X 7II. tall. 885-3930,\nSechelt Coast News olfice. #39w Wood fireplace insert complete\nwilh heal exchange blower 4\naccessories, $250 obo. 685-0569.\nWEDDING DRESS\nNew, never worn! Size a small 12.\nLong sleeves, train, peplum back.\nFull line ol AMES llie samples. Shoes'size 7 and malchin3 Veil,\nCall 885-4778 to lake away. #37c t\u2122-885-4237 lv. message. #39w\nWin. mod. 12 16 ga., $400;\nMauser FR7, FR8, 308 Win.\nw\/bayonnel, $200 ea.. Spanish\nTwo kittens, healthy house Mauser M43. 8x57, $120; Husq.\ntrained. 886-4282. #37c Lahti M40 9 mm, $400; Ruger\nSuper Blackhawk 44 mag, $310;\nlights; new gas lawnmower; tele-\nposts; bamboo curtains; car seat;\nwardrobe; new weedealer; maple\ntwin bed; oak stereo cabinet; king\nsize mattress; rosewood coffee\ntable; white bathroom sink. 885\n1942. #39c\n\u25a0lAVI\/wnsM.wnM\nOiVIV UITM1U\nBULK SALES\nFree guina pig lo home, 886-3841.\n#37c\nDouble size waterbed, good condition. Jack 885-2668. #37c\nGood home wanted lor 'Picasso,'\na 7-year-old longhair, calico cal.\nVery Iriendly and unimpressed\nwilh a 2-year old's antics and the\nprospect of another. She doesn't\nscratch or bile, just reluses to\ncome in the house. She has had\nall shols, been spayed and tattooed. Comes with lots ol food and\na covered litterhox. 886-7214 afler\n4 pm. Ifns\n17. Garage Sales\nBooks, books and more books;\ngarden stuff; fireplace screen \/'\nblower pipe; misc. Sunday, Sept.\n18,10 -4 pm, 1667 YMCA Rd.\n#37w\nComing lo a garage near you:\nThree households ol bargains plus\nEstate Sale. Saturday, Sept 17,9\n- 2, The Manse, #2, behind Pron-\ntos Restaurant, Gibsons. 'Yes, U\nneed HI' Estate furnishings, building supplies, queensize comforter,\nman's Seiko watch, exercise\nequip., antique chairs, quality\nladies clothing (sweaters, purses),\nbooks, drapes, kitchen, objet dart\n\u202237w\nFAC. holder only. 885-2863.\n*39w\nBARK MULCH\nMushroom manure $28 sq. yard\nFIREWOOD\nFir or alder, $120 split and delivered. 886-7774. #39w\n\u2022 Garden Mix\n\u25a0 Manure\n\u25a0 Bark Mulch & Nuggets\n\u2022 Lava Rock\n- Sands & Gravels\n\u2022 Landscape Cloth\n\u2022 Concrete Blocks,\nSlabs & Ornaments\n\u2022 Planters\n\u2022 Pod Liners\n\u2022 Etc.\nOPEN MON-SAT, 9-5\nB8ft-0924\"\"\\\",':i:\nWINDOW\nFACTORY BLOWOUT\nNew vinyl double glazed sliders,\n5x3, 4x3 and 3x3 with or without\nscreens. Other sizes available\nSunco, 885-8889.\n21. For Sale\nFull length winler coat, indigo blue,\nsize 12.866-9346. #37c\n^WASHINGTON N\nand BC INTERIOR\nFOR SALE\n.PHONE 886-7800\nDECEMBER FOREST\nPRODUCTS\nMixed lirewood, split 4 delivered.\nlull cords, $100, cedar available.\n696-0349 #37w\nH.E.R.O. airless mod. 1000, Baldor motor, $1000 obo. 885-4643,\nmessages, Ken. #37w\nSki rack for car top. 886-9346.\n#37c\nGas heater, twin tans, 47,000 btu,\nnew $1200, asking $450; double\nstainless sink w\/tap, $45; single\nsink, $10; plastic was > \u2022 ib w\/laps,\n$20; 2 solid core exterior doors,\n$25 ea.; 4 rattan kitchen chairs,\n$50; tree-standing solid oak mantle, 60' w x 80' h, $550.085-4804.\n#37c\nUsed broadloom, exc. cond.,\napprox. 80 sq. yds, rusty brown\ncolor. Offers. 866-3354. #37c\n25. Campers & RVs 126. Marine\n72 Mercedes220DI,auto, runs\nwell, needs shocks, $1350. 883-\n2703. #37w\n'73 VW, Wesl Van, pop top, sink,\nattach, lenl etc. Very dependable.\n$1000.8B5-5665. #39c\n'73 Super Beetle, $2500 obo.\n883-9234. ss\nABEX AUTO\nRECYCLERS AND\nTOWING\n886-2020\n24 Hr. Emergency Towing\n\"Fully Insured ond Reliable'\nGuaranteed GoodUsed\nParis for moat makes and\nmodels\nMECHANIC ON\nDUTY\n'4 Wheel Drive, 2 Wheel\nDrive and Some Do Drive'\nDead Car Removal\nService\nWe buy some\nand tow some\nACCESS TO\nSATELLITE PARTS\nFINDER\nSUNCO\nRecycled Building Materials\nFrench Doors\/lnl. Ext, Doors\nAlum. & Vinyl Windows\nlighting\/Kitchen &\nBathroom Fixtures etc.\nVuilouritawortol\n\u2022I5-IM9\n5653 Wharf Rd., Sechell\nRecycle A Sin*\nMON-SAT 9 am-5 pm\nHeat machine, fireplace insert\nw\/glass doors and electric blower,\n$295. In Gibsons 944-7580. #38w\nPremium babyswing, $75; baby\nbouncing chair, $10; deluxe\nstroller, $100; 3 chairs, $25; food\nprocessor, $25; B4W TV, $25;\nrabbit fur coat, $25; 2 snugglles,\n$10,885-9218. #38w\nNonconforming drum wood stove,\ngood heat, $200.1 -261 -4331.\n#37w\n12 II. libreglass canoe, $225;\n#38w sna,e llmm * s'an; 5 ^ S\nto spd. bikes, $25 ea.; recurve\nbows, $40 ea. 883-9324. #37c\nTable 4 6 chairs; vertical blinds, 8'\nw; glass door firescreen; 5 pee.\ntool set, never used. 866-7490.\n#370\n'75 green Hornet stn. wagon, $800\nfirm. 686-0272. #37w\n'75 Camaro 350, auto, air, runs\ngreat, $800.885-7716. #37c\n1978\n'78 Olds Ninety-eight, runs excellent, big engine, no rusl, nice interior, new lires. Must sell. $850\nObO. 685-3532. #38c\n'87 Dodge Omni. 94.000 km, good\ncond, no rust. $1700885-5102 ss\n1988\n'86 Chev Eurosport wagon. 5 spd,\n108,000 kms, a\/c, am\/lm cass.,\none owner. Exc. shape. $5900.\n885-3727 SS\n88 Cavalier 724, V-6, Pwr. sunrool miw. Exc. cond. $6,800 obo.\n886-7854 alt. 5:30pm. ss\n'88 Nissan Sentra 5 sp., red,\nAM\/FM cass. deck, new Iront tires,\nexc. cond., $4900 obo. 886-4837.\nss\n'86 Ford Aerostar 7 passenger,\nnew transmission, brakes, tuel\npump, tires, exhaust, tune-up, low\nmileage, exc. cond. Moving \u2022 must\nsell! $8500.886-0909. #36w\n'89 Ford Escort, white, 2 dr., 5 sp.,\nA\/C, stereo, 6 mos. warranty,\n$4990000.885-6226. #39w\n1991\n'91 blue Mustang, 51,000 kms.\np\/w, p\/dl, air. cruise, $8888. 883-\n9167. #37w\n'91 Mercury Cougar, auto., air,\npower, white, exc. cond., 35,000\nkms, $15,000 obo. 886-3623. ss\n'91 Sunbird SE, V6, 5 sp.. 2 dr.,\nair., tilt 4 cass. $8900.886-2688.\nSee this beauty belore you buy.\n29 1\/2 It Bonair trailer. Ideal lor\nsnowbirds Queen rear bed, 2 dr.\nmodel, large 2 dr fridge, lull bath,\nsleeps 6, air and awning. $14,500\n883-2409. ss\nAttention snowbirds: 1978 23 tt\n2TASCA motorhome, loaded\nEverything you want and more.\n$11,500,885-0754. #39c\n1192\n'92 Aerostar, 7 pass. Exc. cond.\n42,000 km. 886-7524 eves. ss\n1993\n'78 Volvo 4 dr.\nobo. 885-7203.\nruns well, $700 CLEAROUT! Used tires, wheels,\n#37w Chevette; Honda Accord parts.\n\u2014 885-7167\n1979\nCraftsman 10' contractors table\nsaw w\/assorted blades, $350; 2 -\n185 14 Chev studded snow tires,\nMagic Chef, almond gas range, $20.886-9447 alter 6 pm. #37w\nFor all your\nrenovation needs call\nBRUCE RANDALL\nCONTRACTING\n\u2022 Residential\n\u2022 Commeicial\n\u2022 Free Estimates\nCall Bruce 885-1949,\n1962 6 ft. Frontier camper, furnace, fridge, stove, etc $2200.\n886-7951. #38c\n1987 deluxe 35 It Travel-eze 5th\nwheel. Extendable LR, 3 appl,\nlarge awning, add-on screened\nroom. $26,500.885-2056. #38c\n1981 Chev 3\/4 Ion p\/u and\ncamper. New trani, tires, windshield and brakes. 885-2347 and\n886-2079. #38c\nMust sell: 14 It. travel trailer, 1400\nkg, propane heal, stove. $800.\n886-0248 #37w\n1972 Ford 302 poptop, heater,\nsink, Iridge. $2,500.686-7400.\n#37w\n1977 Nomad 20 1\/2 lool travel\ntrailer, 3 way Iridge, stabilizer\nbars, good condition, as is $2500\n886-2504. tins\nTravel trailer by Terry. Spacious,\nfull kit., bath, sleeps 8. Immaculate\ncond Phone 885-4046 eves for\nviewing. Priced to sell. ss\n21' Nomad Tandem travel trailer,\nfull bathroom, stove, fridge, furnace. Sleeps 6. $3950.865-3998\nss\n14 4 ft. Customcrafl, ski pilon, top;\n50 Merc, new in '91, autoblend;\nnew battery, impeller; trailer;\nextras. All lor $3500. View at Cot-\nhell's Marine, Gibsons. #36c\n16 It. Sangster, 90 hp Merc, Seagull Kicker. 3.5 hp, galv. Road Runner trailer, exc cond. $6500. 886\n9447 alter 6 pm. #38c\n171\/2 ft. f\/g Bowrider w\/lrailer,\nVolvo i\/o. Always garage stored\nand molor flushed. Kicker motor\nincl. $5000.8B6-7424. #36c\nGrady white 25 ft., 1980 twin\nMerc. 470, excellent cond.\n$42,000,883-2211. SS\n18 ft. SeaRay. 1981 Merc in\/out,\ncomes with trailer, fish finder,\nVHF, 2 covers, very clean,\n$11,000,863-2211. ss\n20 ft Double Eagle h\/iop. cuddy\ncabin, galley, head, tabs, new\nLowrance sounder, compass,\nradios, rear canvas. $9,500. 883-\n2409. ss\n171\/2 lool alum, boat, full canvas,\n70 hp\/15 hp with trailer. $3750.\n886-0081. #38C\n18 ft. Bellboy hardtop, 120 Mer-\ncruise, trailer, lots ol extras. $5900\nobo. Will consider smaller boat in\ntrade. 883-9856. #38c\n19' librelorm hardtop, 165 Merc\ni\/o, VMF, CB, sounder, baitbag,\ntimer, trimtabs, auto pump. $6000.\n883-9923 ss\nCanoe: 16 ft. chestnut paddlet,\nsail, lee boards. Good condition,\n$650,685-5856. \u00bb37c\n1973 Custom Coach 23 ft. travel\ntrailer. Add on w\/wood healer.\n'79 Ford Futura 2 door sedan,\ngood running order, $700. 685-\n0987. #39c Propane tank, mixer and converter $1500 obo. Wilson Creek Camp\n lor small pick-up, $300 obo. 865- Ground. 885-4068. #38w\n79 Volvo wagon, rusty but reli- 3557 137,.\nSECHELT MARINE I\nSURVEYS LTD.\nCaptain Bill Murray I\nMCMMC MNAMS. '\nMABYC \u2022 Marine\nSurveyors ond Consultants\n885-3643\n'50t\nalmost brand new, cost over $700,\nbargain at $350; large window air\nconditioner, $75; porta-potti, $20;\nmahogany solid core exterior door,\nun-used, cost $95, sell $45. 885-\n0898 #39w\nWeider Flex \u2022 110 home gym. Like\nbrand new, used only 4 times.\n$150,886-2203. \u00ab37w\nWANTED: Quality paperback or\nhardcover books, CD's, records or\ntapes in good cond. Any quantity\nfor cash. Please call ahead, Ashley's Books 4 Records 685-8952.\n\u00bb46w\nHelpl What movers lelt behind,\nmust go. Sat, Sept. 17, 9-12.\n2010 Cassidy Rd. (Gulf and Lower\nRoad, Roberts Creek). \u00bb37c\nBig Maple Park, 4496 Hwy. 101,\npad 39. Sept. 17-18.9-2pm Tools,\ncookbooks, odds and ends.\n#37w\nSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE\nGOLDFISH\nORNAMENTAL 8 POND\n888-9890\n\u202239w\nMOVING?\nNeed boxes? Stop by the Coast\nNews olfice in Gibsons, Monday\nmornings after 10:30 am. tin\n19. Appliances\nGuns - 30.06 w\/scope mounts and\nrings. Fibreglass stock, new barrel\n\", 77,: '~ ~\\ 2-303 British #4 Mark t's. 886-\nSet ot 415x7 chrome mag wheels \u201e\u00ab j38w\nto fit Chevy van w\/caps 4 nuts. !\t\nexc. cond., $150; '80 Firebird di.\n308 posi drum to drum, $150; 600\nHolley 4 barrel carb, $75. 886-\n9452. #39w\nAil wire rabbit cages, 30x30, $20\nea. obo; exercise bike, $35; rower,\n$35; 20' color TV. $50.886-0909.\n\u00ab38c\nPeugeot 6 spd. bicycle, excellent\ncondition, $150; internal lax\/\nmodem, $50; external modem,\n$50,886-3819. #37c\nFIREWOOD\nDry, seasoned or green. Call\nKlaus, speak to my electric secretary. 865-0679. #37c\nSklar Pepplar sofa 4 chair, $400;\ndresser with mirror, $50; chest ol\ndrawers, $25; crib mattress, $10.\n886-0957. #37c\nTwo tOO lb. propane bottles, $100\nea; aluminum box rack to lit S10\nable, needs work, $250 or trade\nlor firewood. 886-7815. #38c _____ _\n'79 Porsche 924, 5 spd., $72,000 '55 Chevy pick up, 283 4 spd,\nml., new tires, clutch, major tune *5500; 327 Corvette motor.\nup. Trade lor car, boat? $4,200.\n686-0161. ss\n'79 Ford Fairmont, good running\ncondition, new transmission,\nexhaust. 685-5102. ss\nrebuilt, $1500.885-5467.\n70t\n'70 VW van, runs 4 moves, for\nparts, $300 obo. 866-8757. \u00ab36c\nJeep J10 later 705 powertrain and\n'79 Mercedes 300, European whee|s for sale. John 885-4098.\nmodel, wagon, seals 7, s\/roof, |37C\nleather, exc. $8500.885-0294.\n1980\n'80 Toyota Corolla 4 dr. S\/W,\nwhite, exc. run. rond., $1200.888-\n3411. #38 w\n\u00bb38c\n#37c\nSnapper lawnmower, Briggs 4 Large doll's house, 4'8* I x 3'4\" h, or S15 long box, $100.886-9558.\nStation, uted one'season, paid ' $25.885-4503. \"\n$700, asking $400 obo. 886-9652,\npager 1-977-6051. #39w\n1981\n'75 Dodge propane 4X4, crew cab,\ncompletely rebuilt, price slashed\n$4995.685-7518. ss\n'76 Ford Ranger 4x4,1\/2 ton\ncamper special, exc. cond. $3800.\n686-3992.\n20 It. Frontier, shower, toilet,\nstove, furnace, fridge, all working.\nRe-cond engine. $7000 obo. Can\nbe seen at #63, Wilson Crk. RV\nPark ss\n1972 Airstream land yacht. 28',\nnew bedding (highest quality foam\ntopped with a 2' Futon mattress).\nNew carpet and lino. Needs new\nrear window, so asking only $4400\nobo Anne 886-4973. tfns\n8x45 trailer, sleeps 6, clean and\ngood cond. 885-2100. ss\n1990 dlx. 24' motorhome A-1 condition. 886-9025. ss\n26 tt. Chris Cralt, standup head,\ngalley, Ige. V-beith, 2 yrs. old, 350\nChev Crusader i\/b, V-drive new\nprop - Al! mahogany, compl.\ntop\/bottom done over, VHF, depth\nsounder, asking, $10,000,6 mos.\nmoorage left at Secret Cove Marina. 885-2771. ss\nPropellor only lor Mercury OB 19\npitch. 886-9346. #37c\nEnd ol season bargain: Campion\n210,19 tt. 6\" x 8 It. 0' fibreglass\nw\/leak Irim. Maintained to highest\nstandard. Complete w\/pump toilet,\ngalley pack, fully equipped lor fishing. Yamaha 150 hp o\/b power.\n$11,500,865-2940. #37c\nDehumidifier as new, $400 new,\nasking $225 obo. 886-9652, pager\n1-977-6051. #39w\nToshiba 286 IBM compatible laptop computer with carrying case, 2\nfloppy disk drives, MS Dos,\nmodem, $450.885-7144. tfns Wood burning stove, not CSA\nLOOS TO LUMBER\nPORTABLE BAND SAW\nMill SERVICE WILL\nCOMETOYOURPROFERIY\nTOCU1YOURIOGS.\nBrim 885-0270\n250 gal oil tank (full), lower Gibsons. Swap for utility trailer, yard-\nwork, w.h.y. 885-3433 ss\nSears 9' garage door 4 opener\n(new $1000) $550.885-0244. ss\n5 rolls of FAX paper 8 l\/2'x328',\n1'core, $5 95 per roll. 686-2622\ntfns\n'81 Cougar 2 door, auto, sun rool,\nnew brakes. $950 obo. 886-3993\n kmt, many extras, mkit.cond.,\n3\/4 ton pick-up Ford Super Cab $28,900.885-7978. #39w\nwith canopy 4 box liner. $1750\n000.886-0081. #38c\n ~ 1949 34 ft. Monk diesel cabin\n1989-24 ft. motorhome, 351 Ford ^ A m ^^ \u201e\u201e\u201e |n\nengine, root and dash air, 60,000 maiM wwkjng \u201e_, ^^\n888-2738 *\n1962\nGOLDFISH\nCLEARANCE SALE\nSUPPLIES\nTANKS-PUMPS-ETC.\nTROPICAL FISH\napproved, $50; Sears hid washer, colour pencil portraits Irom your\nworking. $50; Graco travel iavourile photo. Pels, lamily,\nplaypen, $60; two booster chairs, t,^, g^y M5 &\u201e, j^\n#39w\nLarge Ireezer. $100, good condition 885-0241. #39c\nMetx Appliance\n Sale. intipcW\nRepair to all makes of\nmajor appliances. Sales\nof good used appliances\nwith warrantees.\nCall Harvey al 886-9959\nLocated next to\nPatra Pizza on Hwy 101\nGibsons\nNORSEMAN -BJORN\nAPPLIANCES\nSales - Service ol reconditioned\nmajor appliances A large selection and warranty Bjorn 885-7897.\nmw\nDecorators own lurniture - 'Sty-\ntut' sofa 4 loveseat. tastefully\nneutral w\/matching toss cushions,\nnear new camel back style, good\n1983 -18 t\/2 It. RV, exc. cond.,\nwill suit small truck, $7500. 883-\n1194. \u00ab39w\n45 gallon wine lermenter, $25.\n883-9931. #39w\nWaterproof mattress, 36' wide,\n$20; box spiing, $10. desk, $45.\n886-9233 \u00ab39c\nSound experitnetd, goll balls,\n$75\/100.885-4539. \u00bb39w\nAC225 welder, $275: cement\nmixer, $275; trailar (hunting),\n$300; aluminum boal. $350. 885-\n0605 #39w\nMoving sale - bdrms., dining rm.,\netc. etc. 865-7676. \u00bb39w\nOrganic prune plums. $.30*. 886-\n8225 #38w\nEntertainment centre, drawers,\nshelves, elc. Black wilh brass trim,\n19'TVincl Exc cond, $400 686-\n8668 \u00bb37c\n$5 ea; one baby car stat, $35;\ntraining potty, $10.885-9187. \u00bb38c\nBed couch; 4 hp Mercury o\/b; 10'\ntable saw; router table; handsaw:\nB4D Workmate. 885-5702. \u00bb38c\n14II. aluminum boat, 15 hp motor.\n$800.883-9107. #38c\n40 ft. trusses with 23 ft. garagt,\n512 pilch. 8864201. #38c\nFresh frozen blackberritt, 885-\n9734. #37w\n5 hp chipper \/ shredder, $400 obo.\n885-3602. ss\nMoving: 12 cu. It. freezer. $200;\nLeading Edge computer, all software, complete w\/printer, $1000\nobo; blue couch 4 chak, 2 yrs. ok),\n$800 obo; queen size btdroom\nsuite, $600; barbaque, $100;\nmicrowave $100.885-0397. #37w\nFIREWOOD-TOP SOIL\nSand, gravels. Reasonable rates.\n885-5070. Doug #37w\nSCREENED TOP SOIL\n$!6\/yd Delivery available. 885-\n9666. #37w\nor M\/O along with photo to P.O.\nBox 291, Gibsons, BC VON tVO.\nPis. allow 6-8 wks. lor delivery.\nSatisfaction guaranteed or money\nrefunded. tins\nSATELLITE SALES\nAND SERVICE\nProgramming subscriptions.\nGrttn Onion Earth Station\n8884844.\ntfi\nGOOD HAY\n$4.00mtltDtllvtrtd\nGarden Mulch Hty $3.50\nWhole ottt10c\/lb\nCtll Bttwttn 12-1pm\n885-9357\n'82 Toyota auto trans. 5 dr. sedan,\nnew brakes, excellent tires 4 running gear. $2200.886-9852, pager\n1-977-6051. . #39c\n'82 Volvo station wagon, 5 spd.,\nnew exhaust system. Runs good.\n$1500.8864096. SS\n'82 Ghia Capri, 52000 kms on\nrebuilt engine, $2200 obo. 886-\n2289. #39w\n'82 Renault 5, runs well, needs\nwork, $300 obo. 885-4571. #37w\n82 Ford Mustang, 117,000 k's, 6\ncyl. aulo. Very good condition.\n$2500. Call 8884366. ss\n'82 Mazda RX7, good cond., new\nclutch, brakes, $3100.886-8032.\nss\n'77 Ford 150 4x4. 80 box, new\ntkes, lull box. Good cond. $2600 Very fast 17 fl. Silverline 115\nobo. 886-4850 ss Me'C power trim, stainless prop,\ngarage kept, new trailer, Lowrance\n78 Jeep 3.12 dill. F.-R. 4 speed\ntran transfer case. 885-4098. #39c\n78 Dodge p\/u, 6 cyl. auto, canopy,\nruns great, economical. $900 olio.\n8854708. #38c\n79 Landcruiser, diesel, 8000 Ib.\nwarn winch, warn hubs, new\nexhausl, $6500 obo 886-7800. ss\n79 Ford Bronco XLT, 4 wh. drive, hours. Exc. cond. Sounder, skis,\nauto., looks and runs excellent, ste jackets, $11,500.886-9452.\n2 person fibreglast kayak, all\nequipped, good cond. $2400.885-\n7645 st\n22' Heavy tg Davidson double\nender. Single cylinder Faryman\ndiesel. $9500 lirm. 885-9068 tt\n41' houseboat. Fridge, ttovt,\nshowtr, holding tank, btdroom,\ndrttsing room. $7500 obo. Ph\neves, 886-9014 ss\n12' aluminum boat, 7.5 Merc o\/b\n _ motor, $1800 (km. 886-9049. tt\n19 Bayliner Capri Bowrider (88). 22 1\/2 \u201e Doub|, Eag|, c B\n130 hp i\/o galvanized trailer. Low 35o;280 bai,bag VHF loundtr,\n$23,000,815-3448 tl\nsoundei, many extras. Hate to\nsell! $6,500 firm. 885-3604. ss\n1990 16 ft. Canaventure. c\/w 115\nhp Merc o\/b, ski bar, full canvas,\nd\/sounder. exc. cond. $11,900\nobo. 885-9540. #39w\n$4995 obo. 886-7099.\n\u00ab39w\n1980\n80 4x4 3\/4 ton Ford. Needs work.\n$500 lirm. 886-3735 alter 5 pm.\n#37w\n1981\n'82 Plymouth Reliants (2 cart),\nrunning cond., $400 obo 885-7897\nBjorn.\nBODY WORK 4\nLIGHT WELDING\nSave the high cost. I will beat any\nwritten estimate on the Coast.\nPROFESSIONAL POWER\nPOLISHING AVAILABLE\nFor into. 8854531. #37w\n, UNLIMITED |\nIFREE KMs;\nJ SKOOKUM \u2022\n! CHRYSLER |\n15 hp Johnson o\/b and tank Good\ncond. $600. Aluminum gas tank\nlor boat w\/luel gauge. 19'w, 17\n1\/2' h, 60' long. 26 gallons. 886-\n8545. #39w\nFour Necky Tesla single kayaks.\n$1700 includes all gear, 1 Necky\nTolino double kayak, $2400,\nincludes all gear 883-2062 #39c\nClassy 16 It. wooden cabin cruiser, with newly rebui 80 HP elec.\n'82 GMC High Sierra, 300 k on start, Mtrcury O\/B, V berth, tarp,\nrebuilt Irans. Need brake\/body pumps, lire ext.. etc. Best Offer by\nwoik, loc. in Sechelt. $750 obo. 1- Sepl. 30. Lv. mess. 921-7615.\n874-7961. #37w View red railing dock Horseshoe\nBay. #39w\n'81 International 5 ton, propane,\nmechanically certified. Best offer\n#38w \" hade '<\" 'mailer truck. 885-\n3506 ss\n1982\n' Rental Cars\n1914\n'84 Dodge Caravan, auto. $4,500.\n1 WT 886-3493 \u25a0 886 6204 SS\nI \u00ab\u25a0*_ ______ _l \t\n1184\n1985\nAMAZING!!\nMulti-utt cuts... Great lor hauling lirewood, parcels, pails, you\nname #! Two-wheeled, heavy wirt\ndesk. $20 886-8072.\n\u202239c\nDouble bed. $100. dresser. $40;\nround table. 4 chairs, $125; moun-\n,\u201e, .,.. ,___ tain bike. $60,10 spd bike. $50;\nback support new was $1900. sell 12 spd. b*e, $30, desk\/chair, $25; \"\"\"\u2022\u2022 '<** \"*\u00bb\u2022 \u00bbM \u2022\u2022 Hu\"V'\n$850; coordinating btsqut-pearl **** \u00abn \u00ab\u00ab\u25a0\u00ab>\u00ab \u00ab*\u2022 Quan,l,ies are hmM' See al\nsolid oak conttmporary butltt\nw\/glass door hutch, new $1995.\nsell $1200; black laquer 4 gold\nsponged designer Ming chak, was\n$750, at new $400 885-0271.\n\u202239w\nGrandlathei clock Irom Germany,\noak, many features. 3 chimes\n8664550 ss\nOne large upright Ireezer. $150\n8853509 \u00ab39c\nWe mahefiimlture.\nWe can tin Ihe bard pam\nif ynu are matting\nyour null.\nPlatrl*n.)til*tlnK,\nsaulrta.jttliteri,-\nTIM CLEMENT\n\u2022aa-aaia\nIM4 SMmount Way, QIMont\nFrvslt iSvcrhecsfitsct\nSWcsssA-ttrrt'ies\nU-Ptck\n$1.00 Ik\nOpen Wed AWeetentta\nr.87J Mason N(l HMTi-.iriOU\nSklar sola bed and swivel rocker.\n$375;loveseat.$125 885-7624\n\u202239c\n1977 Chev 3\/4 Ion p\/u and It fl.\ncamper, $1000,18 tt. Roadway\ntravel trailer. $550, Troll Gurdirs.\n$200; 40 ft sleel lamp post. $300.\n885-6869 \u00bb39c\nFuton mattress. $50. small dresser, $40.886-9543 #39c\nEnglish style pram or dtluxt\nSears stroller Bolh exc. cond. $75\nea 886-7907 #38c\nOne large upright Ireezer, $150.\n885-3509 \u00bb38w\nSechelt Coast News office, 5721\nCowrie St or Gibsons Coasl News\noffice (behind Dockside Pharmacy). Mon-Fri., 9 5 pm. tfn\nNEW WATERLESS\nTECHNOLOGY\nWash your boat or vehicle with no\nwater Cleans, wait, polishes and\nprotects. For Irtt demonstration.\n8854923. \u00ab37w\nHewlett -Packard Laser Jet printer,\nnew condition, hardly used, $600\nobo 886-4588. #38w\nMolas - authentic - to al $50 each.\nPerfect for Christmas, etc. 886-\n7214 tfns\nMMMMMMM\nBYPASS I\nTRUCK n\nA\nEQUIPMENT\ni\ns\ns\ns\n10 j\nAUTO RECYCLERS\nTOWING\nSCRAP REMOVAL\n84 Honda Civic hatchback 1500S\nstd\u201e 1 owner, txc. cond. $3495\nlirm. Call 885-3943 and laavt\nmessagt. ss\n64 Ciown Victoria auto, o\/d, d\/1.\nac, textras, $2950.885-9648 ss\n1985\ntzzzzzz\n18201\n1923 Modtl T, 350 LT-1 dual\nlours, tunntl ram, ex-show, veiy\nlast, head turner. $12,000 obo or\npt. pymenl. on boat suitable lor\ncharter. 886-7704. ss\n1960s\nCOLLECTORS\n'67 Muslang Coupe, Maroon,\nbeige vinyl rool and inlerior. 289\nV8 A\/T, P\/S, consol, 54,000 orig. 1\n85 Pontiac Sunbird, standard\ntransmission, good mechanical\ncondition. $1500 obo. 8860200.\n'85 GMC 3\/4 ton p\/u w\/canopy, lull\ntrailer hook-up. 51,000 mi. $6500.\n883-9272 #37c\n85 Ford F150 XLT. ext. cab.\ncanopy. 351. s\/new parts, gd.\ncond. $6900 8854109. tt\n'85 Nssan Ext Cab P U. 5 spd.\ngood cond. $1950.886-3642 ss\n\\*M\n'88 Dodge 3\/4 ton 4x4. exc. cond..\n18 fl. Hurston. 125 hp Merc, new\nbattery, built-in tank, runs great.\n$1800 886-3273 SS\n1990 25 hp Johnson 4 tank w\/new\nspare prop 4 manual, exc cond.,\n$1500 obo; lish-on swivel lold\ndown seat. $45; anchor roller\n(new). $60 Brian. 885-0876 or\n665-4660 (38c\nBoat trailer wanted lor 17 It surf\nWhaler 885-7594. #38w\n16' K4C w nailer 50 Merc, tarp,\nsoundei, $5500 obo 886-3036.\n\u202238w\nNew trailer, 3000 lb cap. $2500.\n8854621 tt\nWanltd: Clatsic woodtn runabout. 886-2738. ss\n19 tt. Campion hard lop, cuddy\ncabin, full canvas. Powered by\n898 Mercruiser fresh water cooled\n5 litre V8\/198 HP. Very kw houn,\nused mostly lor mooching. Perfect\ncond., dean inside 4 out, $9500\nobo. 885-5025 ss\nHeavy duty 50'float ramps built to\nsuit. 883-2610 or 883-9290. ss\n18 It. Fibreglass, Volvo I\/O, boat.\nTandem axle trailer, $3800. 683-\n2297. st\n22 Bell Buoy rebuilt 302 and Merc\nleg, convertible hardtop and canvas. VHF, fithllndtr, trtiltr,\n$12,000. Will consider part trade.\n685-4019. tt\n24' work \/ pleasure boat, l\/g on\nwood, exc. cond, zero hours on\nrebuil 318, new ex manifolds, ntw\ns s. shaft, wiring, painl. Full price\nincludes dinghy, oars. 9 hp motor.\n$7900 883-2990 SI\n25 It. Remeii depth sounder, good\nmech condition $9000 obo. 886-\n4870 St\nHeavy duty 50 float ramps bull to\nsuit 883-2610 ot 883-9290. tl\n'85 Pony, excellent wotk car, runs\nwell. $1300. Phone 885-9528.\ntesta\n\u202238c low mileage $8,000 885-8849. ss 25x50 ft. boat house for sale Will 27'Concorde f.g cabin cruiser\nhouse 45 It. boat Location Dukes\nMarina. Secret Cove. $28,000\nobo. Bus 888-1455. Res 572-\n4282. #38w\n1999\n85 Ford Tempo GL, s\/toot. c\/con-\nno! A\/C, many extras, exc. cond.,\n$3900.885-4755. #39w\n1188\n86 Chev stn. wgn.. running cond.\n$3,200 obo. 8850641. \u00ab37c\nMahogany bdrm set, highboy, twin owner miles. Little rust. $8800 or\nbeds, dresser, mattresses box will Irade for 16-21 ft O\/B run\n'89 Ford F250. 351 ci. 5 spd.\n45.000 miles, visor, roll bar, lull\naluminum box liner, new paint,\ntransler case, ball joints 4 tire rod\nends $10.500.886-0389 Chris\ntins\n'89 Z-71 stepside 4x4. lully\nloaded, must sell 886-7484 ss\n) Bronco II XL silver. V6 5 sp\n318 Chrysler lib. radar. VHF. CB,\nsoundei, compass, tlttpt 4.\nExcellent condition. Ready to\ncruise $17.800.886-7240. ss\nspring; maplt glider chair 4 about 885-4031\nottoman, teak hutch 885-7519.\n\u202237w\n\u202238w\n86 OWs Ciera Brougham, loaded cass\u201e clean 4 comlortable, $9800\nplus disc playet. $5795.886-7150 885-2133 It\nss \u2014\nFull length beige raincoat, as new.\nsize 12 886-9346 137c\n'68 Firebird, big block 400 Munci 4\nspd ml Hurst shifter. Eatons Limited slip rearend $2000 obo 866\n3349 ss\n1993\n1987\n87 Honda CRX, 5 spd\ncond. $4900 886-7761\ngood\n\u202239c\n'93 Chev SIO Tahoe V6. extended\ncab. low mileage $12,500. After 5\npm. 886-9574 \u00ab37w\nSunshine Coast Power dc Sail Squadron\nBASIC BOATING COURSE\nClasses in Gibsons 8t Sechelt\nStarts Tuesday September 13\nPREREGISTER\nRoy Boutilier 886-7168\nCentra Gas 885-6117 26. Marine 29. Wanted to Rent I For Rent Halfmoon Bay\/ Pender Harbour 34. Help Wanted 35. Business & Home Services OUTBOARDS FOR SALE 9.9-20-30 40-50-70 HP 1992-1993 Evimudes. Excellent condition. Lowe's Resort, 883-2456. tin Forced lo sell, luxurious fibreglass Foice 50 yacht, teak decks, 58 It. of craftmanship, world traveller Fudge , slove microwave, water- maker, washer\/dryer, freezer, ice- maker, bathtub, shower, 2 heads, king and queen beds, great galley, huge salon, Volvo diesel, radar, Loran, satellite navigation, weather tax, FM and ham radios. inboard computers and much more. Great condition, will consider real estate trade $210,000 Herb Ciaig 886-2277. ss 27. Mobile Homes Pad lor rent lor single wide trailer. 886 2887 #38c 2 bdrm mobile. 12x70, l\/s, w\/d, deck & workshop Oil beat #4, 1416 North Rd. 886-9581. \ufffd\ufffd37c 12x70 1973 Leader 2 decks, appliances? $19,500 8850225 eves ss 1971 lamplighter, 14x60', 2 bdrm w\/2 extra rooms added Carpeled, ijood cond . 4 appl $24,500 at Sundance Park 986 0459 ss 1 1\/2 yr I4'x70' mobile in Ike-Ion Park 12'x14' workshop. 16x24' carport. 14x36' sundeck. 78x132' landscaped lol. $87,900 Musl see 885-4194 ss Responsible couple w\/two matuie sons would like to rent 3 bdrm house, possibly acreage ASAP 536-3770 collect #39w Couple seekng 3 bdrm {or 2 bdrm *) house lo lease by Oct\/Nov 1 Acreage, privacy S reas. rent would be nice. 886-2576 #37w 31. For Rent 2 bdrm older watertront. Seima Park, $650 4 bdrm lurnished RediooHs, Lease $800. 2 bdrm lurnished, Tuwanek, S700 4 bdrm furnished, lease, Norwest Bay Rd., $900 2 bdrm suite. Cowrie, $650 4 bdrm older waterfront Seima Park, $750 Small waterfront Redrooffs, lease, lurnished. $500 COMMERCIAL 1900 square loot workshop. power, hoist, compressor, Sechelt, $800 SUSSEX REALTY PROPERTY MANAGMENT DAVE AUSTIN 885-3295 \ufffd\ufffd35c 28. Motorcycles 1990 DR350 Suzuki Enduro. 10.000 km, mint cond., garage kept. 1 owner. $3,300 obo. 885- 3604. ss WANTED Used back tire tor CR, size 4 60-18, hub & everything. 883-9018. #37c 1991 Harley Davidson, 883, 6000 kms, saddle bags & windscreen mini cond., $6500.885-7978 #39w 1985 Kawasaki GPZ 900 Ninja. Black, like new. 20.000 km. $3.500.886-4616 alt. 7 pm. ss 1984 Honda 750 Nighthawk. Exc. running cond., $1900 886-7813 days. #38w 29. Wanted to Rent Responsible woman. 38, lor Sechet! area, Oct. 1 Collect. 604- 738-6540 Calrina. #39c Waterfront cottage between Davis Bay and Gibsons lor professional couple No kids, no pels, non- smokers. Renl not to exceed $750\/mo Refs available. 886 3683 #38c Gibsons aera. Working woman wilh dog needs small cottage or suite lor October. Reasonable rent. 886-9531. \ufffd\ufffd38w Young local lemale professional, quiel. responsible and conscientious, seeking to housesil\/rent your Rbts. Ck. home throughout winter Rets avail 885-2573 \ufffd\ufffd38w Long lease 3 bdrm suite, ocean view, between Sechelt & Egmont. by s\" lot couple Seclusion preferred 9562272 \ufffd\ufffd38c HOUSES Upper Gibsons. 2 bdrm townhome with W\/D, $775 plus utils Upper Gibsons, 2 bdrm town- home with W\/D and fireplace. $675 plus utils. Lowor Village 2 bdrm house, w w\/d, properly is zoned com mer- cial so has varied applications are possible. Current residential renl at $650 plus utilities Central Gibsons, 2 bdrm house, $650\/mo plus ulil. APARTMENTS Apartment, central Gibsons, 1 bdrm. and den, W\/D, $575 plus ulils. Two \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd three bedroom apis renl includes heal S hot water $650 i $675. no pets. Aparlment, central Gibsons. 1 bdrm. and den. W\/D. $525 plus utils. GRANT REALTY LTD. 886-3330 For Rent Gibsons\/Langdale One year old 3 bedroom house and many extras. Avail. Nov. 1\/94 References required $1200. 886- 0069 #42w ROOM AND BOARD Excellent meals. Includes private entrance and space. Furnished lounge. TV. utilities, laundry incl. View New. bright, clean. N\/S. $575\/mo 886-8588 #39w Spacious suite, t bdrm turnished. f\/p. shared w\/d, n\/s $600\/mo. util incl 886-4608 #39w 1 bdrm apt rural setting Hydro, cable included $550\/mo. 886- 8001, Thurs. to Sunday. 8 - 10 am #39w Woodcreek Park 2300 sq ft., 3 bdrm, 2 level home. Swimming pool & many extras Rels. Avail Oct 1 $1100\/mo. 984-7835 \ufffd\ufffd39c I have a comlortably furnished, peaceful and charming 2-level home in Gibsons (3 minules to beach) where I spend my weekends The house has vaulted ceilings, 2 balhs, new kitchen, w\/d, sound system, cable, hardwood floors, large deck wilh ocean view, etc I am seeking a n\/s roommate. I appreciate a lidy and clean space and I am proud ol my environment. Rent $500 per month includes utilities. References and deposit required Call 604-683 0462 (Vancouverl no laler lhan 10 pm #39w 1 bdrm suite, Reed Rd. $400\/mo 886-7261. \ufffd\ufffd39w Long term 2 bdrm home pastuie. sm barn, cable incl $795\/mo 886-8128 #39w Office or warehouse space for rent About 1500 sq ft Avail Ocl 1,$580\/mo 886 3218 #39w 2 bdim 2 bathroom plus den townhouse, wood burning F\/P. next to shopping and schools $675\/mo 942 8708 01 220-5546 #39w Roommate wanled to shaie 2 bdim home. $300\/tno incl util 8660662 #39C Cosy Gianthams cottage, I BR view. Pels OK $500\/mo. Also, bottom Gibsons house, view, 2 ims, bath, kitchenette, $400\/mo. 886-8504. #39c Avail. Sepl. I: Small lurnished or partly futnlshed house, waterside of Gower Pt, Deck w\/view, w\/d, back yard needs upkeeping, 1 bdim 8 den oi office. N\/S. $750\/mo. 886-2362. #39c Avail. Oct. 1, cenltal Gibsons, 2 bdim main Iloor ol house, n\/s, $675\/mo. Rels. 876-9370. #38c 1 bdrm. basemenl suite. Level entry Gianthams Landing, minutes to beach and terry, on bus route. Appl 8 hydro incl.. $500\/mo. Refs. ieq. Avail. Oct. 1 oi possibly sooner 8860692 no calls afler 8pm. #38w Blight new 1 bdim. suite, self-contained, full kitchen, full balh, shared laundry, lovely quiet area. Close to mailna, bus route. Suit professional single oi couple. Good tefs. a must. Avail. Oct. 1, $500\/mo. plus utils. 886-4620 altei 6pm. #38w 2 bdrm. apt. central Gibsons. Hydro and cable nol included, skylight, newly painted, $595\/mo. 886-7018. tfn Central Gibsons, lumished, blight, spacious, 1 bdim. basement suite, avail, immed.. $450\/mo. 886-2684 Ol 574-4040. \ufffd\ufffd38w New 2 bdim condo. near all services and school Ocean view, 3 appl. Immediate possession. $650\/mo. 886-2247, 1-255-0651 colled. #38c 3 bdim uppei Iloor. close to mall, quiet, some view, sunny, avail, immed $675\/mo.8850286. #38c Avail. Sepl. 1, Lowei Gibsons, 2 bdrm suite with view. 4 appl. ap $650\/mo 596-1669 #37* Wateiview, 3 bdim, 2 bath, eat in kitchen, 5 appl, laundiy, gaiage (3 yi old duplex). $875\/mo. 298- 5215. H7w Basement suite, view ol Gibsons Harbour; n\/s, n\/p, new cai^'ts one laige bdrm, gas l\/p. he.it 8 light inc! $650\/mo. 886-7037. #37w RV site lot tent, Sepl. 1,$lS0.ino * ulil Quiel area, near North Rd 983-3185 lv. message. 03 7w Attractive new 2 bdim, lowei Gibsons, neai beach, w\/d, vacuum, n\/p Avail Sepl. I. $850\/mo. Rels 263-5667. #37w 2 bdim mobile 12x70, l\/s. w\/d, deck & woikshop. Oil heal #4, 1416 Noith Rd. $625\/mo. 886 9581. \ufffd\ufffd3\/c Waterfront available year-round Hopkins Landing. 2 bdrm., 2 b,ilh. lamily room, newet kitchen, sky- lights, 5 appls, covered deck, cai port, gaiden Incl cable, S80i) 886 4044 #38* Granlhams 2 bdtm waterlront cottage, avail Sept. 15. - June ' $550\/mo 886-7034 lv mess. *37c Laige I bdtm suite incl. small spare room. cosy, clean, conve nient location Refs. req'd $400\/mo. 686-9326. #37c 2 bdim bungalow. Waterfront, near Langdale Terminal. F\/P, electric heat, fully turnished (incl. appl, dishes, bedding, etc). Suitable foi couple Avail. Sepl. 1\/94 - June 30\/95. Ren! $650\/mo. * ulil. Please phone 866-2089. #37c Hopkins watertront, 3 bdrm. suite. Lowei level, fully self-contained. laige living rm., W\/D, avail. Ocl 1- 15. $650\/mo. 886-8282 Ol 968- 1624. #39* Langdale - 2 bdim. suile, lw. duplex, view, close lo school and lerry. 866-4979 or 1-432-9879. \ufffd\ufffd39w 2 bdrm. basemenl suite. View, quiet, walk to ferry. Own entrance S deck. $575\/mo. t ulils. N\/P, N\/S 886-7490. #38* The Westport 1 & 2 bdtm. view apts., opposite Gibsons Marina. Private palio. Lovely view. Quiet & secure, new building, laundry. $590-8750 686-3420. #38w 3 bdrm. duplex, appliances, central location, $600\/mo. 866-7712 eves. #38w 1 bdrm. apt. avail, as ol Oct 1. Very special w\/4 new appliances. Secluded, waterlront, 5 min. from Langdale ferry, $650\/mo. all utils incl. 886-9025. #38* 1 8 2 bdim apts. $440 8 $480. Call Dean at 886-8073. #39w Waterfront condo, ground floor. Garden palio on the seawalk, 2 bdrms., 2 lull baths, like new, N\/P, $950\/mo. 657-8828. #38w Charming 2 bdrm. view house on Seaview Rd., Gibsons. Avail. Sept. $750\/mo. Call Tom 985- 2564. #38w Avail Oct I. cenlral Gibsons Fur nished bachelor suite, N\/S, N\/P, ulils Incl. Rets ieq $425.mo. 886- 4862 #36w For Rent Roberts Creek Roberts Creek waterfront, Oct. 1 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd May\/June '95 3 bdrm doublewide, 2 balhs, 5 appliances, some furniture Rels teq'd, n\/s $775 plus unities 886-3930 Ive. message. #39w 2 bdtm collage, on shaied acie, l\/s Pal 886-4003 weekdays only. #39w 3-4 bdrm panabode, 6 appl, lovely lol olf Lowei Rd. N\/S a must. N\/P. Rels. please. $900\/mo. futilities Sally oi John a! 926-1524. #39c 2 bdim turnished cottage, weekly oi monthly Robeits Cieek, 8B5- 9297 #37w For Rent Sechelt & district These ads appear in more lhan 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon and reach more than 3 million readers. TO PLACE AN AD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222. $225 $4 00 each additional wxd 376 lor 25 words AUTO ENGINES REBUILTIrom $795 ENGINE reman utacturelromS995. 6 months to pay 6 Year 120.000 warranty. 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Freight lo Vancouver S GST included 1 -600-668 5111 HELPWANTED C8M GIFTS is an established Parly Plan company We offer groat programs, large variety ol toys, gills and specialty Items Noinveslmont.de liveries or collodions Call 1(519)258-7905, Fax: 1(519)2560707 WANTED EXPERIENCED Hoe Operator to build west coast logging road I' you're the right operator you will bo earn ing top dollar Phone (604)956 3123,(604)956 4715 evenings or lax resume to (604)956- 4668 WOULD YOU Like to cor- respond with unattached REAL ESTATE HELPWANTED EXPERIENCED COLLISION Repair Person required lull-time Excellonl wages Wrile, fax or call collect: Northline Collision Ltd., Box 716. Smilhers. B.C. VOJ 2NO. Phone: (604)847-5121. Fax: (604)847-5812. WORK AROUND Family\/ Job. Cily\/iural Fashion I Christian peopte across Consultants needed lot '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Canada foi companion- expandmgwomen'sclolh- ; shipormairlagoVS.A.S.E. Ing manu,a.1urer-Plexus I Fiee Information. Stale Full training provided. 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Approx 15,000 FBM. , some air dried, lough or planed Will soil all or part (604)842 5660 ($34,900 001 THIS IS Not A Mlspnnt - $34,900 lull price lor a very rxo 3- bedroom 1200 so,.It. (.bsrntj 'clear title' townhouse in Granlsle, B.C. overlooking beauliful Babine Lake An Ideal snowbird's location - outdoor paradise. $15,000 down $250\/mo pnclpe only payments lot one yoarwithnozoro interest. Hurry, there are only '7' lell. D.H. Fredenksen (604)338-6622. Grande Isles Resort 1 800-661- 6577 RECREATIONAt LAND Fot Sale by Ownet. Small lots to large acreages. Oceanlront, taketront, streams, ranchland - located thtoughoul BC. Terms availabte. Flee brochure. Niho Land ft Cattle Company Ltd. 521-7200. NO DOWN PAYMENT. New2BR Condo Projects ParKsville or Choma-nus, Vancouver Island Rent- To-Own $1250\/M1h. Builder direct (6041754- 2323, Evenings (604)752- 2124, SERVICES WE TAKE The Fear Oul 01 ICBC Mi.' ICBC in- juryclaims.JoolA Wener. trial lawyot lor 25 yoars. Calllroe 1-800 665 1138. Contingency leer Simon Woner f. Adlpt 2 bdrm new condo, l\/s, $800\/mo., 1 cat allowed, n\/s. 885 9234 #39w Latge 3 bdtm house, level w\/l, sauna, piivate what!. $1800\/mo. 1604-222-3491, Jason 039w Waterlront home, 2 bdtm, 1\/2 basement, FP. W & D, freezer Fully furnished or unfurnished. No pels. Rels preferred Avail. Oct. 1. SBOO\/mo 885-2620 eves 039c Remodelled 2 bdrm. house, near maiina, $S50\/mo. Oct. 1. 1-604- 936-4455. \ufffd\ufffd39w Comlortably lurnished downstairs 2 bdrm. suite, 1\/2 bl. from beach; N\/P, N\/S. utils incl., $400\/mo 885- 4508. 039w 2 bdrm. house w\/4 appliances, carport. Centrally located, avail. Oct. t. $725\/mo Ask lot Ken Hughes 885-3733.9-5pm #37w 2 bdim. main floor ol house, LR, DR, 3 appl, use of W\/D. carport. Avail, immed. $750\/mo. plus 2\/3 hydro Security deposit 885-3165. \ufffd\ufffd39w Davis Bay, neat beach, latge 1600 sq. ft. 3 bdtm house, 2 baths, l\/p, lenced yard, $795\/mo. Oct. 1. 885-4862 or 520-3200. \ufffd\ufffd39c Latge 2 bdrm apt. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd utility room, ocean view, rh, n'p, tefs, please. Avail. Oct. t.S635\/mo. 835-5143. 039c Biowning Rd Wilson Cteek Avail immed., cozy, clean, 2 bdim house. 4 appl.. f\/p, $750\/mo. Looking foi reliable long lerm tenants. Refs please. 865-3433. 039c 3 bdrm. house, overlooking Trail Isl., hoi tub, W\/D included, Refs., Avail. Sept. 30, $875\/mo. 750 sq. ft. heated shop \/ storage w\/ovei- head dooi optional. 885-5143. 038w 3 bdim\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdden townhouse, fabulous view, adult oriented, avail, immed. S800\/mo. 685-6380. \ufffd\ufffd38c Small w\/f home in village. Suit 1 - 2 peisons, n\/s. n\/p. $800\/mo. 1- 261-4331. #37w Laige ground level suite avail. Oct. 1.2 bdim, 5 appl., suitable lot quiet couple. N\/P. N\/S. $585\/mo. t t\/2 util. Open house Tues., 7:30-9 pm, Sat 10 - noon. 865-2995. 5603 Wakefield Rd. 037w 1 bdrm w\/f self-contained apartment, avail. Oct. 1. N\/S. N\/P. $400\/mo. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd share mil., w\/d. 885- 0606. \ufffd\ufffd37w Immaculate 2 bdrm rancher in Wesl Sechelt. All appl. inci. w\/d. S825\/mo Sept. 1. Call Diane to view 686-2670. 037c Waterfront home, 3 bdtm.. 2 balh. fum. it desired, 6 appl., Oct. 1 May 31, 5850\/mo, exc. refs. req 885 2842 or 736-3638. \ufffd\ufffd38w 2 bdtm. waterfront home in Davis Bay, $775\/mo. Rels. ieq. Mr. Vaughan 885-1986. #38* View home. Sandy Hook, 2 bdtm 4 loll 2 balh, n\/s. n\/p, rets SSOO\/mo. 274-2840. #37c Halfmoon Bay \/ Pender Harbour Irvine's Landing: 1 bdtm lumished cottage, ocean view Avail Oct. 1 to Match 31 $400\/mo \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd hydro. 683-9403 or 1-604-940-1559 ntw Redrooffs Rd. walerftont, beautiful sunsets, 2300 sq. ft. 3 - 4 bdtms, 3 baths, f\/p In maslet bed- room, large carport. 5 appl Sum- mer moorage. Pets neg., n\/s. $1100\/mo 885-0778 #38c Gunboat Bay. watertront 3 bdtm. dock, W\/D S800;mo w\/dlscount 683-902901687-7628. 1140c Secret Cove, 2 bdtm lutn town- house. 6 appl., n\/p, avail. $650\/1110.594-9310. #38c 1 bdim suite. $425\/mo Includes heat. Avail immed 883-2825 \ufffd\ufffd38c Madeira Patk. 3 bdim home. 5 appl. $750\/mo. 278-0898. 038c Waterlront. 1 bdtm cabin, 1\/s, laundiy, elect heat, avail Sept I, $40O\/mo t deposit 883-9446 #37w Chaiming 1 bdtm pl\/tutn. w\/1 collage, lovely swimming beach, huge bnghl loft foi exlta bdim \/ study, n\/s, n\/p, $600\/mo. t util Sept. - June. Suitable tot responsible, quiet piol or couple. 885- 1912. 037c 1 and 2 bdim condos, turn., f\/p and view. Secret Cove. 885-8831. \ufffd\ufffd37c 2 bdim. ttailet on ptivate. sunny lol neai all amenities, $425\/mo. 885- 4514 038w Gunboal Bay. 3 bdtm, dock, w\/d, $900\/niu lease 8857426 ot 687- 7828. K37C Vacation Rental - 4 bdtm. executive home with waterfall, beach docks, volley ball and hot tub on Sakinaw Lake, toad access, $850\/week,8B5-5157. ss 32. Commercial For Rent Store space, 1420 sq. ft avail. Oct. t, 5639 Cowrie St.. Sechell 885-9087. #37w 300 sq ft olfice space foi renl in professional building in Gibsons, on 800 block of Sunshine Coasl Hwy. Available immed. For further information conlacl 885-5736 tfn GIBSONS LANDING 721 Winn Rd. 650 sq.ft. Commi\"ctii syaco available Oct 1st. Can be used as offices or medical purposes Veiy reasonable tales Call Lanka 885-3007 Retail\/Office space downlown Sechelt, approx 5000 sq. It., main Iloor. Call Marg at NRS Sechelt Realty Ud, lor details, 885-2235tin Oceanview furnished office avail, lot lent by the day oi open to special requirements. Located in iriendly, relaxed Prolessional Building in Gibsons Landing. Full secretarial services 4 receptionist avail. Call 886-3320 ot fax 886- 3270 tin -604-737 6081 886-7018 & Omega Restaurant NOW HIRING Friendly People! Servers \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Hosts Coffee Bar \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Bakers apply In person S81 Gowf r Pt ltd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Gitnom undlns Davis Bay\/Wilson Cieek hall available. Wheelchair facilities. 885- 2752ot865-9863 ttn Roberts Creek Hall, avail, dances, parties, weddings. Yvonne 886- 7815. ttn 1100 sq. It. industrial\/commercial fot lease. Wilson Cteek. No triple nel. 1022 Sq II. retail\/office space. Sechelt. Lease hold improvements negotiable, NRS Sechelt Realty Ltd. 185-909} I need help expanding my 15 yt old debt-tree business Motivated, positive bilingual individuals. Spanish, European languages, Korean. Cantonese. Mrs. Young, toll Itee, 1-976-6244, *37w Part lime house cleaning. Applicants musl be willing lo woik hard, must have own phone and cat and be available Mon.-Fti. Phone Cathy 886-4660. \ufffd\ufffd39w INSURANCE Level I of II licence with petsonal lines, Autoplan & computet expeiience. Contact Dorothy Lupel, Sunshine Coasl Insurance Agencies Ltd., Trail Bay Mall. 885-2291. #37c In seatch of expeiienced ptawn lishetman lo tun 36 It. prawn boat. 886-7484 #41c Volunteers Needed The StoryTelling Festival needs volunteers to assist with lun jobs such as ushering, hospitality, merchandising, food seivice and more. * Community Kitchens is looking lot an assislant to help organize a monthly communal cooking session and lo plan and publicize the ptogtam. ' The Wildlife Rehabilitation Centie Is looking lot seniots who aie interested in learning how to give educational sessions to studenls at local schools.' A lemale 'buddy' who loves music and choir is needed to accompany a woman to shows in Sechell. * Assistants Interested in youth aie needed lor the Gibsons Youth Centie some evenings or weekends. Contact the Sunshine Coast Volunteet and Information Centre 885-5881. #37w VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Kiwanis Village located on Kiwanis Way in Gibsons is a care home lot older adults. The caie home needs volunteers to enhance the activity ptogtam. Times and dales ate flexible to suit your schedule. Phone Lorraine Gibson, Activity Coordinator to arrange an appointmenl at 885-5126, local 252. #39w Assemble llghl products at home. Excel, income, easy wotk. Call lot directory, 24 hrs. (604) 623-2380 ext. A74. tfn 35. Business and Home Services Oil burner service, drain cleaning, plumbing repairs, Michael 886- 6022 or 686-8083. \ufffd\ufffd39c WILL'S WINDOW WASHING Professional service, reasonabl e tales. 885-7733. \ufffd\ufffd39w HORIZON GLASS LIMITED inrclalUlng in commercial t. mililmtlal Ratine, Over 20 years nnpcrlbn Competitive, prompt service \ufffd\ufffdnil IHW-SISII Look upl Aie youi ceilings dirty? Don'l painl or replace your tile. I specialize in cleaning stipple and T-bar ceilings. For fiee estimates call 884-5263. #37w MJJ SIDING Vinyl and cedai exteriors, soffits. & lascia. Fied Cocker, 885-6065, cell. 1-880-1580. ttn FREE ESTIMATES For all your sandblasting and painling needs. Coast Abrasive Blasting 883-9829. '37c 34. Help Wanted HAPPY DAYS FAMILY DAYCARE P\/T helpei lor lamily daycare, 16 - 24 hrs\/Week. Own transportation, chiklsafe. TB test, criminal records check teq'd. Lisa 885-0470 *39c Experienced bank teller req'd for casual on-call relief position. Experience with cash essential. Bookkeeper's assistant with computet expeiience in data entry. Call Sunshine Coasl Employment Agency, 883-2162 Hn Elphie's Cabatel is looking for a DJ. See Chris at Elphie's. Wed. to Sat., 8 lo 9 pm. tfn ii hip HOME RENOVATIONS Specialists In Additions \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Carports Concrete \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Decks Doors \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Windows Cabinets \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Finishing You name Itl All projects considered. Free Estimate! Firm PrlCM Relerences available BRUCEFRASER ENT. 885-9576 SERVING THE COAST FOR 15 YEARS Journeyman wilh 15 yrs. experience available lor all aspects ol carpentry, Iraming, renovations, additions S linishing. Also, avail.: framing crew. Conlact Peter 885- 9349. \ufffd\ufffd39c !\/\ufffd\ufffd :;^m HORIZON PELLET STOVES Noiwmlcr, NoCliimnry! Dralrr for Jamrnlown Knvinifirr, TrmprM Avrnl (Mi, 88.-.-,-. I.\".:t THE SUNSHINE COAST ROOFERS Rerooling and repairs, our specially. Fot a FREE estimate, call Al. 865-1269. \ufffd\ufffd39c BOB'S YOUR PAINTER! Ouality workmanship, reasonable rates, satislaction guaranteed. 865-4804. \ufffd\ufffd39w VERSATILE TRACTOR Co * Excav.itcr m Bobcal with Landscape Rake # Fencing & Landscaping jJ4S Dan Plows f* 'BS|k 886-2485 v 'boi Dt Betget's office in Sechelt has a full time position available foi an energetic enthusiastic certified dental assistant Ottho module preferred. Send lesume to Box 1100, Sechelt, BC VON 3A0 #38c Vancouver manufacture! wishes to relocate production lo Coast. Interested in connecting with seam- sttesses with powei machine and leather product experience. Lonsdale Leather Crafts. 985-2298 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd36c KNIT WITS DESIGNS now hiring expeiienced INTARSIA knitters. Call 886-6904 for appt. Bung sample ot work lor 1st interview. \ufffd\ufffd38w Gramma's Pub has openings foi fioot staff Knowledge ol \"Squirrel* an asset Apply with tesume lo Michele at Grammas Pub. Wed - Sat days No phone calls please *38w HOPPY'S TRANSFER Economy shipping between mainland t. Sunshine Coast. Consliuc- tlon ta agriculture supply our specially. DUMP RUNS Will remove anything, anywhere, anytime. 886-7774. \ufffd\ufffd39w R4BTREESERVKE Lei the sunshine in! Spital pruning. thinning, lopping, danger ttee removal Reasonable tales Fiee estimates. Fully insured. 885 9190. M2c Caipentet wilh expeiience In all Hades All phases ol construction ot renovation including: lences. decks, painling All calls promptly returned Guaranleed 8860044. Robert \ufffd\ufffd38c y> 2 *? \/ Brothers \\ Construction (.inn! Quality Cedar Fencing Chain Link Lawn Care Services CALL Carey 885-0942 Richard 885-1079 TRADITIONAL DECORATING Paint \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Wallpaper 8164425 tfns TIXW-AY Mobile Mlllworks Ltd. Cutem $\ufffd\ufffdi*ltuf en lilt Dean 885-4794 COASTLINE FENCING All Ctdir Wooden Fences Decks t Porches a Specialty Call alter 6pm 886-2215 Bob Ifns HELEN'S SEWING New Hems and tepaits. 14 yrs. experience. 885-3604. #39w Pinecone Enterprises European Craftsmanship CUSTOM HOMES RENOVATIONS AUDITIONS WINDOW REPLACEMENTS 885-6283 BARRY'S WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE Metal and vinyl siding washed, gullets cleaned. Fiee estimates. 686-3277. #39w DIRT PEOPLE Yard maintenance, new landscaping, tewoik old landscaping, weekly cuts, inside repairs, low rates, exc. refs. 886-9593. \ufffd\ufffd39c EXPERIENCED CARPENTER Quality home builder, forms, framing, linishing. decks, renovations, call Otew. 685-4557. \ufffd\ufffd38w QUALITY CONSTRUCTION New homes, tenovations, additions, laige ot small. Custom mill work. Reliable affordable. G 2 Design 4 Construction Graham 885-4857 \ufffd\ufffd38w Door Pre-Hang Service \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sales, Repairs & Installation of Wood, Metal & French Doors \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Dooi Lites to bnghten youi entrance \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd We do custom sizes SUNCO 885-8889 Aa CARPENTRY REPAIRS Changing doots, windows, bathrooms Renovation, re-roofing, siding, painting 20 years experience, reasonable rates.Norman 885- 5111.24 hi. seivice. #38w Caipel installation and repairs 883-9757. \ufffd\ufffd38c BUILT RIGHT Fences and dicks Fiee estimales, seniots discount. 886-2298. MBc DRYWALL- RENOVATIONS and painling Residential t commeicial. Fiee estimates. 885- 2054. Brian \ufffd\ufffd38c CABINS TO CASTLES Design, renovation, remodel. Framing to lockup. 8664380,886- 0664 eves. lln QUALITY WOODWORK Homt Remodelling, Finishing We look at all jobs big oi small. Foi prompt, quality wotk at an affordable price, call Art Giesbrecht 885-3372 or 685-7169. Hn 1 35. Business & Home Services 41. Legal 41. Legal 41. Legal PEERLESS TREE SERVICE LTD Topping \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Limbing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Dangei Tiee Removal, Insuted, Guatanteed Wotk, Ftee estimates 885-2109, Hn VILLAGE OFFICE EXTENSION ma^f our ojjiu your office Full Secretarial Services Answering Service, Wortl Processing, Biiuheciiing, Public Fax, Photocopying & more... All work handled by Village ortlcc Extension Is guaranteed confidential. Tlie services performed In our office are kept on file for your convenience, or we can send you one of our insured temporary stall to assist or relieve In your oflice. We're only a phone call away... 721 Winn Rd., Gibsons 886-3320 LAWN A GARDEN Fiuit tiee pruning and spraying, gaiden tenovalions, tetaining walls, hedge tiimming, general cleanup. Call 886-0180. tin CULTURED MARBLE Jetted bathtubs, sinks, balhs and showei panels, CSA approved. Free estimates. Tom Sealy 883- 2978 ttn 36. Work Wanted YARD ATTIC & BASEMENT CLEAN-UP Call for FREE Estimate 886-3309 HfW2SI0Ca Gibsons BCVON IVO BOB'S RUBBISH REMOVAL & DEMOLITION Reasonable tates. Quick courteous service. Fiee estimates. 885- 4804. 039w Carpenter, handyman lor hie. Reasonable rales. Free estimales. Cal Mike after 6 pm, 686-0323. 039c House cleaning and house silting, relerences. bondable. 686-9679. #37c Renovating, repairing or adding on? Certified Journeyman caipen- ter available lot hire. Biad 886- 8652. 038c Landscaping - yard maintenance - ptuning. Reasonable tates. Call Doug 886-0527. 038w DRYWALL TAPER 'Save Money!' You board. Ill tape - 15 yis. expeiience. Qualily Service. 885-5564 \ufffd\ufffd38w P\/T roofer available. Any type ol rool. 885-6197. #38c Need help? Can do Bedford, driving, painting, clerking, diywa) taping, cleaning. Sonja 884-5263 037w EXPERIENCED CLEANINGLADY Thorough, trustworthy, use own supplies, good rels. Rales: W. A town ot Sechell (local) S9,1ir; other areas, negotiable. 885-9106. 037w RUBBISH REMOVAL Yard clean up, light moves, odd jobs, quick. Iriendly seivice. 885- 9694,1-975-0147 toll free pager. 037w PLUMBING Remodelling, burst pipes, hot watei tanks, plugged drains, leaky faucets Call Paul 886-9420 039w COOL RUNNINGS One ton truck available lor hauling, rubbish removal, moving, yard maintenance, rotolilling. odd |obs 885-3917 tins 37. Child Care Mother ol one would like to look altei one child, l\/l ot Iwo p\/t. My home 885-0563 039w MORNINGTOWN FAMILY DAYCARE Licensed facility and stall provide lun. stimulating activities and outings in a watm, eating environment. One lull-lime space tot a child io 5 yrs available. October 1. Lisa 866-2203 039c THE SECHELT PRESCHOOL has some spaces remaining lor their 3 - 4 yr. old ptogtam Classes begin Sept. 12; don't delay, call 885-7212 ot leave message, 885- 3515 \ufffd\ufffd37w Desperately seeking daycate in my Rbts Ck. home lot 2 1\/215 yi. old. N\/S. own ttans. li rets. req. 885-6213. 036w Dancing Beat Early Childhood Centie has fit\ufffd\ufffd ffl openings lot children 30 mos to school age. To register call 885-5607 *38w Babysit, my house ot yours. 886- 3907. \ufffd\ufffd37w LAND DISPOSITION In the land Recording District o( New Westminster and siluated in long Ami, Secret Cove. Take nolice that Randy Wighlman, builder and Anne Wighlman, Right attendant, Surrey, B.C. have applied [or a licence o( Occupation of the lollowing described lands: commencing at a post planted al N!t. comer of lot 42, Plan 22209, D Lot 2309, New Westminster Group 1, thence 11 metres northeast; ihence 13 metres northwest; ihence 11 metres soulhwesl; ihence southeast along shore to poinl of commencement ond containing 0.0 hectares more or less. The purpose far which ihe land is required is a private dock. Comments concerning ihis application may be made to Hie Ministry of Environmenl, Lands and Parks, Richard Webber, Land Officer, #401 - 4\ufffd\ufffd>3 Kingsway. Bumaby, B.C. V5H 4M4 File 2405844 Coasl Guard File#8200-T-12668.1 \\_,.-.f, Ae~\\ Province of British Columbia PURCHASING COMMISSION Ministry ol Govornment Swvicei Offer to Purchase #2190 Misc. Marine Equipment located at BC Purchasing Commision 4234 Glantad Ave., Victoria B.C. For Viewing call Eric Quissy al (604) 744-4413. Bids close al 2 p.m.Sepl. 21,1994, removal by Sepl 30,1994. Bids may be faxed to (604) 387-0386. bl #1 Remote settling lank 7'1 x 5' W x 4'D c\/w tondem axle Road Runner Trailer 1986 model included are misc. oyster setting equipment such as 3 - 220 voll, 11.5 wait Water Healer 37 - plastic coaled wire baskets 20' dia., 1 diamond chip collector 16\" dia., misc., oyster traps 12 - 3'x 3', 2-12'x 12\", 43-18'dia. for growing. 14 -12' x 2' Tray Nestor, 2100 Oyster Slakes 3\/4\" x 18\", misc. Buoy 1 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 4'L x 2' dia., 27A15\", 24 - 6\" dia., French Tubes 1000 - 40\" 750 - 84' tube spacers plus assarted pieces of plastic net and hose. bt #2 Aluminum hull herring skiff 24' with Hiab model 225 powered by Honda G200 motor, c\/w tandem axle Road Runner Trailer 1980 model Lot#3 Boston Whaler 15.3'1980 model, 50 hp Mercury molor 1980 model, c\/w single axle Road Runner Trailer 1982 model. Lot#4 Jaymer Compressor for scuba tank powered by Briggs & Stratton molar 5 CFM plus accessories. Lot #5 40 hp Mercury Molor 1978 model. Lot #6 14\" Aluminum loading mail & boom c\/w hand wrench RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER 37. Child Care Langdale Day Care Quality licenced family daycare. Bright, well equipped w\/qualified supervision. Also tailing registration for fall. 886-7648. 039c Giggles the Clown songs with her guitar, balloon animals, magic puppets, face painting. 883-2514, 4654628. 038w Child care available In my Langdale home. Shilt woik, etc. (flexibility), TLC. fiist-aid and relerences. 886-4053. 037w Live-in nanny \/ housekeeper needed to care lot two small children. Some experience or training In working with children with special needs is prelerred. Must be non- smoker, have a valid BC driver's licence and wing to work flexible hours. Relerences and doctor's letter required. Phone 888-7956. #37w Are you a Teen Mom or Young Mom and ttiiih lo return to school, but need DayCare? My not call ESPRIT Day Care and talk to Helen or leave a message. 886-7739 Mother ol 2, ages 3 8 5, will babysit my home, f\/t. Five yrs. experience working lor daycare. Healthy snacks l kindles, arts 8 crafts, lots ol TLC. Rels. avail. Please call Karen 886-9325. 137c BETHEL PRESCHOOL Now accepting regislrations for Sept. '94. Please phone Bonnie, 885-4689. #37c 38. Business Opportunities For sale. Chiropractic \/ medical supply co. Woik at home and eam money. Barry 886-6204. st I earn $200 a day - spare time Irom home. You can tool Call 24 hr recorded message lor details 604-360-7906. 037c NEW IN CANADA! Tremendous financial opportunity. Not MLM. Low cost, no risk, no obligation 604-886-7623. 038w \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd1475 Weekly- Homeworkers needed to make stylish beaded earrings, year round, at home. Into, send a sell- addressed stamped envelope to: ACCEX CRAFT. 829 Norwest Rd, Sle. 613, Ex. 3003, Kingston Ontario K7P2N3. 038w M00SSM Waeklyl Assemble products at home. Eatyl No Selling! Direct payment Fully Guaranteed. No Expeiience necessary. Call 24 hn. 1-504-641-7778 ext. 208. 038w 743 Bobcat, 909 backhoe, TK8U trailer. 1991 -1 ton Fotd diesell dump. Take over llusiness. 883- 9887. 038w ^^^||^^^ T II K S U N S II I N B COAST NEWS & WEEKENDER Request for Proposals Visitor (Interpretive) Programs BC Parks invites sealed proposals for the purpose of providing visitor (interpretation) programs within: Porpoise Bay Provincial Park. The Proposal Call Package may be purchased for a non-refundable fee of $26.75 (GST included) or reviewed, free of charge at the offices indicated below. The fee must be in the form of cash, bank draft or money order made payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations. BC Parks Garibaldi\/Sunshine District Alice Lake Provincial Park Box 220, Brackendale, B.C. VON 1H0 Phone: 8S8-3678 or BC Government Agent #102-5710 Teredo Street, Sechelt, B.C. VON 3A0 Information regarding this Request for Proposals may be obtained from Tom Bell at 898-3678. A mandatory information meeting will be held at 10 am on September 27,1994 at Porpoise Bay Provincial Park. Anyone interested in submitting a proposal must attend this meeting and must purchase the proposal documents prior to the meeting. The deadline for submitting proposals is 3 pm, local time, October 25,1994. Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks. MMmmm ROYAL TERRACES BUILDING, 5477 WHARF RD., SECHELT, B.C. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd BOX 800, VON 3AO \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 885-1261 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1994 UPCOMING MEETINGS Foreshore Advisory Task Force Wednesday, September 14th at 10:00 a.m. Development Services Committee Thursday, September 15th at 2:00 p.m. Planning Committee Thursday, September 15th to follow Development Services Arts Liaison and Support Committee Friday, September 16th at 2:00 p.m'. Sunshine Coast Resource Council Monday, September 19th at 7:30 p.m. RECYCLE \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd GYPSUM WALLBOARD Gypsum Waste is 100% Recyclable! The Sechelt and Pender Harbour Landfills will soon be taking gypsum waste to New West Gypsum for recycling. Why Bemle fiaauml Landfllled gypsum can produce sulphide which leaches into ground water, or hydrogen sulphide, a foul smelling gas which can create a heallh hazard. Gypsum also requires a lot of space. Approximately 2% of waste generated on the Sunshine Coast is gypsum wallboard. By redirecting this material for recycling, we are able to protect the environment and conserve landfill space in order to extend the active life of our landfill sites. Acceptable Gvnium? \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Clean gypsum board ONLY (from new construction or demolition) The following materials are prohibited: - gypsum associated with asbestos - vapour barrier material - vinyl wall coverings - metal or plastic corner trim - drywaller joint filler cartons and pails - styrofoam, plastics or other contaminants Fees Landfill fees for waste gypsum are under review and will be released soon to cover recycling costs. For more information, call Cathy Kenny, Solid Waste Management Coordinator, at 885-2261. SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL DISTRICT SPRINKLING REGULATIONS ODD numbered houses will be permitted sprinkling on the following days; \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 7 -10 a.m. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Monday, Wednesday, from 7 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 9 p.m. NOT* MO ______ INC. FRIDAY FVENINC.S EVEN numbered houses will be permitted sprinkling on the following days: \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday from 7-10 a.m. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Tuesday, Thursday from 7 - 9 p.m. NOTF, NO _______ INC. SATURDAY EVENIMT.S Note: Only 1 Sprinkler per Property is Permitted ATTENTION: *PLEASE TURN OFF ALL SPRINKLERS IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE IN YOUR AREA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BYLAW 310.44 (FIEDLER BROS.) FRANK WEST COMMUNITY USE ROOM 7:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1994 Pursuant to Section 956 and 957 of the Municipal Act a public hearing will be held to consider the following bylaw of the Sunshine Coast Regional District: 1. Sunshine Coast Regional District Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 310.44,1994 The intent of Bylaw 310.44 is lo amend Sunshine Coast Regional District Zoning Bylaw No. 310, 1987 to incorporate a new Industrial 4A zone which will accommodate storage and processing of land clearing vegetation debris including (i) the recovery of resources such as pulp mill fuel products, landscape mulch and silviculture ground cover and (ii) the burning of residual waste material in conjunction with the recovery of resources; in addition to uses permitted in the Industrial 4 zone. The intent of Bylaw 310.44 is also to rezone part of Block 4, District Lot 1657, Plan 4563 from Industrial Four (14) zone to Industrial Four A (I4A) zone as shown on the following map: The public hearing is scheduled to be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 28, 1994 in the Frank West Community Use Room, 1224 Chaster Road, Elphinstone. All persons who deem their interest in property to be affected by the proposed bylaw shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard on matters contained in the bylaw. The above is a synopsis of the bylaw and is not deemed to be an interpretation of the bylaw. The bylaw and associated reports may be inspected at the Regional District Office in the Royal Terraces building at 5477 Wharf Road, Sechelt, B.C. during office hours, namely Monday to Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Thursday and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from September 12, 1994 up to and including September 28, 1994. Mr. L. )ardine Secretary Sunshine Coast Regional District Box 800, Sechelt, B.C., VON 3A0 NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS OF WATER RELATED PRODUCTS The Sunshine Coast Regional District is planning a forum for October 15th on Water Resource Management as it relates to water quality, community water use, and watershed planning and management. If your firm is interested in making available information on devices and methods to conserve water and improve Ihe quality of water, please contact Sheane Reid or Sieg Lehmann, 885- 2261 by September 26, 1994. r. f HOURS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY 8:00AM TO 5:00PM, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 8:00AM TO 6:00PM news Student numbers less than expected by Darah Hansen The school board is aboul 90 students down with a possible 40 to go before the final count of the 1994\/95 school registration is complete. In Ihe first week of school \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd which opened Tuesday, Sepl. 6 - an estimated 3,912 students registered for classes on the Sunshine Coast. Thai's 88 students less than the school board had anticipated for the school year, District Secretary-treasurer Tim Anderson said in an interview last week. Anderson said Ihe board expects another 40 students lo register in the district by the beginning of the second week of classes. He added while the figures are relatively fixed at the elementary school level, numbers at the Coast's three high schools are still likely to fluctuate. \"Secondary schools historically take a few days to fill up,\" Anderson said. Anderson said the missing 50 students will mean less money for the already tightly budgeted school district \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd at approximately $4,000 per student, the district stands to lose $200,000 of funds allocated by the provincial Ministry of Education. To compensate, Anderson said teaching positions in the district that have not yet been filled will'likely remain vacant. Meanwhile, bussing schedules are still tentative in the district. Anderson said it takes a while before ridership on the bus routes hits a consistent stride with studenls. Over half of all students \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd roughly 2,400 pupils \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd are expected to bus to school on the Sunshine Coast this year. Only one extra bus route has been added in the Halfmoon Bay aiea to compensate for the influx of Chatelech high school students living in the area. Gibsons gets new officer A new police officer will join the force of the Gibsons RCMP an official with the provincial RCMP detachment has confirmed. Inspector Stuart Cameron of the Vancouver-based police headquarters office said Thursday, Sept. 8 one additional police officer has been allocated to the Gibsons aiea, bringing the total number of regular members at the detachment to 11. Cameron said the additional officer has not yet been chosen, nor has the rank of the position been determined \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd either constable or a corporal. The additional officer comes after a provincial study comparing the size of the local police force to the local population showed Gibsons to be short two officers. Cameron said the additional officer assigned lo Gibsons will come from an area where the figures in the sludy are more balanced. \"There are no extra (police officers) oul ihere, that's for sure,\" Cameron said. He added, the new officer will likely not be in place until the end of the year. Meanwhile, Sgt. Rick Sargeant of the Gibsons detachment said the announcement of the new officer is a step in the right direction bul is likely not enough to bring the department up to force in an area undergoing a strong population increase. Even with the additional body in place, the department will still be two officers short, Sargeant said. 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