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BC Historical Newspapers
Serving the Sunshine Coast.
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Serving the Sunshine Coast, (Howe Sound .to Vecyis Inter!, including Pert Me'iGrt, Hopkins Lending. Grcntfttfm's Lending. Gb��ns; Rcoerti Creek Wilson Creek, Selma Park, Sechelt, Halfmoon Boy, Secret Cove, Pender Harbcor^M^eirc Pari;, Kfeindsie, frvsr^'s "indite ��cH Ccve. ty-crr Jf WEDNESDAY, DEC. It, 1963 I10c Auxiliary^buys'. . �� | Operating] table ��br new hospital A CHEQUE"for the sum-of $tF85.68 v.os presented by Mrs. . -r C. Connor, president of "5echelt hospftc! auxiliary re $he Hospital society for the purchase bf on operating tcb'e for the-new-hospital���". Prison/term } | for juvenile 4J (-1 ��." T'T*"r \ "TL c --, i~ ��.--~ i * - *���- - T2 L. k - >t 't *C ��� f - "���"s*". - *; r- ^ i �� "��� - - c - _ -r i *- - ^ - ��� * *��� ". z 1 J. - r~ '4 . _ "- L^ j: zz. -. rf \\. - & .-. T. / . <.'.������; - -* . ". <" -'. Cr_* 'The 1SG4"- slate, of officers . were elected and will be in- 5 stalled on- January IQth. I Elected were: president-i-Mrs. ' J. Redman; vice-cresjoent-^ Mrs. A. Moseripr secretary��� Mrs. A. Redman: treasurer��� Mrs-.G. Reeves: publicity officer���Mrs. B. Feamley. Mr. Cave "of Vancouver showed samples of materials to the members to make selections- for curtains and Photo by Denis Gray draD<? f��r -the hospital and- -* : - nurse s residence. The ladies - also agreed to make up these i - drapes. = - . Mrs.- Connor thanked the executive. ; committees and members for thair .wonderful support during her term of office. - She' reported a : busy. and', financially successful year. "They raised- .-money- ���'*"-���-" - , -: ' " - /- through, two -. smorgasbord^. THIS Volunteer organization; for the protection-of people* _candy sale at the P.T.A- var- "~~ * ....... . . ... .^^ yjj^j^ operated two con cessions at the - M3>"'day festivities, sold!baby clcthes. ap^ pies and holly, raffled a donated tapestry. ALso. the drama club contributed pro- - ceeds from their plays to the . auxiliary. rsen and - expllrtrir-d the ch- jSviied .'.he Indian .v.-pr-.-.en to 30:n ihc-rn, - __ -^ - - i This active groun'- has a" iraerr.bersh:p of 43. *hih -10 associate members. M-,--"r* i\ ���J z J ���������> i- L", 3 J 'f't��� - t r( S , * ��� ������ f.-ec *:~" e.cr ���-i f i e --- c ���* <.- of *i - - . -r p--��_- tv.s- -:*- ? A' New fire~truck STANDING -by the newlyrarrjved fire truck are Walter Waddell^ secretary of the volunteer fire.department, Mrs. Christine Johnson, chairman of the Sechelt village commission and Tom Parrish, fire chief- Started in WW II . > . History e��l Sechelt er fire Ribbon cut f <r and property against the hazard of fire really goes back'to some left-over hose and a-hand cart used by the "ARP during Word War II. In 1949 an effort.was made to "to provide"7-more jadequate \ ~ ~ =:���~^~^-���- New Credit Uniort -ii -- ; _ " I l ior Pender HarBour \ ; MRS.M. V/ARN'OCK." engine?--chcrrc-r Member, cut t~e j "ribbon in the cpeninc cererrscmes cf Jths.new fcu��:c��~- ojF Pender Harbour credit uhic-n . . " \ ' This credit union tprn-ed in 1947. v*?:h hecdc-Jtrt��"S at (rvines Lending has"she-Aed steeds crawth. Tt^ f:nc.-.c el * statement cf Ju.-2 1947 for - -" \-r*��~~ the first quarter sacm-j. threv Lians had-i?f2r. madp touiiinz $Z25, and cr. these i3a^s "SIa had beer, rjoaid at that cats ��.�����!���; ���equipmen.f,_- not only r for fire fighting, but for the training of volunteer personnels= 'MacMIllan - Blcedel Company donated - a chassis," on which was built a water tank. Accident victim '* out of wheelchair WORD has been received -that George Wed ley \vho "w-as in-. . -votved���^in-.-an-t-accident -in The welding, required was;- which Alex Hunchak u-as kil- /done in.the. Standard Motors; j^ ^ nov,- out of "his wheel- ��i by the men under the super- chair. !��� -vision-of Reg Jackson. A sec- i" j,rr^ Pat Wedley ��� is-lmpro'v- ond hand- water - tank; fire [^ ^i^ ^ gpite^of her^^ extcn- truck .was ; purchased from ; s'lve Lnjuries- Thev-' are both , Haney in 1953.' These were ; 'gjmtW cheered "by the manv ���', housed, me in -a shac-t on expressions of- goodwill thev Covvrie Street -and one. by-" i^ve received &wn friends on. y- courtesy of' Mr. -L. Hansen, In,,, the Peninsula. V his. firm's warehouse. .The ; ��� This energetic organization also canvassed for dues for St ".Mary's hospital society. collected coupons for "coffee urns, starred a memorial fund for the pediatric w-ard. and entered ;a ning' fi.dat ���sacond-prixe wm- ih the May day parade. "J ; -.-.������. Mrs. Connorn als> reported she had attended a meeting cf the "Indian council of ro- money required for the purchase, re-modelling, running expenses, were collected by the firemen in an annual door-to-door -canvass fund . The brigade was finatlj- incorporated under the Societies! Act November, 1956. This was! done so: that the area protected would not be restricted to the village of Seerjelt which was incorporated the same year. The fire protection area^ex Three present .?. . io quoiem for Sechelt school hoaii meeting leaving amounting to ��c��3 | Share value for., that first- quarter totalled S5H2J15 " vrith. * 23 members and two dep-��si- tcrs. and a tcta: en-deposit of S13-4S. Li^biliues" - amounted to S542.E4 and '"assets to SS.I9-.TQ dj.ie_.t3 an pperatiosai fThis^ firsr financial statement -R-as sigzed by -Tred M- Wamac'c and Edward. G. Wamcck.- members -of the original directors were Cedric Reid. VT. -Secular. L. Kamblyw J.-E. Daly ar.d Martin War-? nock, all fishermen. SHOWS GROWTH ' April - 1355 when this cre-Oit unicn cscame a member of the Credit Union . L��;*u��r. -J-.cwed_- .m^atbcrfhip "hegt-t- 213. T/.-v*-*" "*�����-'*re �����*> ioai- t-ut tt.:aI:;-��� i3��.0<>}. share f%4- ��� $53,030. ? aid total {asfeti .ffn.SC-*}. Losns Tr.ade sirfcc- ir.- cet-tir-r. to this cfete amounted ta SU*iOO��lI^ " | " The rrc.'.fth cf th:s-fcrei��� union, is manifest by a�� c*m- pansca _" of these : firiar^ial statements {'witn ths..i latest oa��. Ncveriber 1C-53.." At. .t.s date, there iare 3S3 mefr.bfri, iDarts out jbst mxier' Sfa.<J-".. sr-are value_ Just fur,*er $Ti~.uQ\} aact total Jas4*it3 "SI3C.GO<3. win the naml^r} of loans since; inception- lf:3|.. After the? epeaing cf ..this, building w-aich cost apprcoa- mateix S-L300 - to '- coajtrmct. "cc-ffee and ;d-anuts werf sfcr- ved- JamesJ J. Hewftuf f.fcid^ reorssar.tatii-e for thel SC Uni��i Leagu.e{ -%ras ana. IQOiC pictuJ5es4 J- SECHELT school district board was unable to hold their regular meeting because of lack of a quorum. The three members present-'chairmari Reg. -Spicer/ Mrs* fjcfl, tends from the Girl Guide , ^\rs Jackson__wenf into committee. They recommended Camp at Wilson Creek _thru; rnaintenance man. Harry -���~ :���'~X���;��� pointed to replace Me. Benson on maintenance-, staff, in the Pender area- *"- Secretary treasurer Mrs,_ A.. Bums stated t) and J sections of the budget -^re ready-", to. work on. __ Date^ior budget meeting was set. Mrs. Ball suggested the new trustees "be invited- to sit in, but Spicer- said: "We've never done it in the past,"1 Mrs. Jackson, a- greed. ���sayingf "The new ores can" make alterations. We're - just getting it going^" Air Service Co, opens new "office SECKELT.Air Services Ltd. - . opened a".new .office in Se^_ chelt. Fred Schroed��r. owr.er .. and operator amiounced. -Schroederl origirially a fa!- - ler. boushi a small aircraft to , get efficient transportation- He soon found the other boys needed a ride home too. so . he quit logging and bought a second aircraft "-to fly loggers in-and out "of camps.."-Xow he - operates four air-sea planes. Davis Bay, Selma Park. Sechelt village, the f Indian village, "porpoise Bay'" and ���West Sechellt -: : M Now it is necessary for the door-to-dcor canvass to be oniy in the area outside the two'villages-and Selma Park Improvement District, as7 these * organized areas make an annualr grant to the fire brigade. The' brigade ; has never rru.de- jr-ehargo- for attending a fire* wiiich'isi he. usual method in:' other guraL areas. -In"fact, in same places, rates are as high as $l|0 per half hour. - i'- \ In 1953 arangerfients were. .made with'the-'"village for a .25 year lease at ;a nominal rental.of $1.00 per year for land on which to &uild a fire hall, ori Inlet Avenue'-facing .Mfrmaid -Street. * Volunteer labor built; the; hafl, %vhich is - ���see page 6 jtejgK?"��'''^^^ Next publication. man. . Chaster s report conceming- an engineer's report. on Elphinstone be carried out as "soon "as possible. - Since publicity will-' be pas- - "sing, into^ other hands before this? T^'ferendum. is puL:-Mrs_- Jackson suggested the new-ry elected, trustees should, be in- "eluded .in any 'discussion of pla.ns- . . ;;. - "My ideas may not fall into the" plans of " the next group,"' she said. On posters. . "my plans are not in agree- - ment with others," she said. Spicer arranged a- meeting of the .three trustees present and Celia Fisher and Peggy Vol- cn: .-'_-' .' - -i SOCCER CLUB REQUEST - A request from- Fred Jor- "g^nson and Ted Farewell- to use Sechelt activity room for extra training and coaching for tha Legion sponsored soc- . cer club was 'questioned." **Why aren't'-they--.using the Legion hall if. they are spon-' sored by the Legion?;; en- '��� ,' f ~*'V .*_������.��� - -** - i ." -v- .��� *s - *" s i '-V * ��� * i ' I Am *m .. -Jhip' i ill, 1 ii ��� fift ��� 1 - " Credit. Union Building f j , MRS. M_ WARKOCK, chcrter rf,=mber.ef jrhe Cre?ir Vr.p^ I " ot Pender Harbc-ur seen cboe cutter- ribbon re eoen the ne*- building. ��� ; ��� i " ^^ ^ ��� ""s'Trr����'"S" s&ma ��� THE NEXT edition of the ; quired .a- trustee. It was a- Sechelt Peninsula Times will; greed to "look into.the matter be published on- Wednesday, further, and if satisfactory, January 8. recommend it. WS^^^WSiiSiS^WS^^^S^SSL R-. Rathbone has been ap- Pender Harbour's new $4000 building l��BlilB�� mm Published'WedncsrJoys |y the Sechelt P-enirjisulo Times jlli-di., ot 'Sechelt,'B.C: * Gross Circulotion, 3,000 copies Classified Advertising f atcs: ��� 34.ine AdBri^fs (15 words1 One Insertion 1 Thj&e insertions' ��� ,-MExrro lines (5 wof-ds) - Box- Numbers, .j ..... I If paid >'befo e j��ubliea��ioj' per AdBrief " ss'plctfv Stipef 4rds) first line sub- p.rp- j count ��f-25cj led. .Semi-Dij���- .._... j pnd B'fCie Chip .Display -! ���'. " .X-- "I .inch. - : Legal Notices: 17c per count line (S w insertion^ I3kr,.per count .-* Sequent insertion^ Deodlinci: Saturday 3 i i Subscription Rates; 10c per capv; 5ucf per month.(by ; carrier}; |S5XtO peryejar,' in j " - lodvonce. : Card of thanks, Engagements ' *5eoths, BirtHs, In Memorijam, Com , jng Events, file. Per insertion (up to 40 words). ��l;.*25; extra Was, 3c each. 25c Djiscount if pqid -before- publication. announcements, nEl Cfirist'mas to our lieu of card sent to Year fajtii" eaS si.'-*'! S*ti*S; Merry New friends. In Jion is ce7/ Fund /Ervin anja Diane Behner and kals. T , j 5050-5" being td arid ^WISH their kh illness-, Christmas Year. Agnes C PERSONAL THE best] 'raining A. Simprii .. ahd e Svall is one | ins, 7885- WE WISH ' Best-W�� a Merry ious and I ���Curaningbul to/ extend Ihef to ohe e C irfetmas "��� aPPy Now m s .EVERYTHING for bricklayer] .yourself i. -p^ir/s Pi IYOUR cash Phone 8'8i 2x4-~$39' Phono 'tier M, A. 885^2132: WATER, '���'���>. sured i ! ling. Jackl j; rnond pipe lines ' timates. I 'Sechelt, Survey Se'r pcik .and hamrner illing, laid, welM . C -9510 WORK^/ANTEP ized. To you need SECOND-illAND er. Phone 885- Jblly Jump.- .14& *-, 5042-4 ��>c 85c 1.70 ... 15c extro BOARDS. ROOM a dis- is allow- Display, .50 per DOtlBLE room suitably for iple after Jan, 1 bu and board ;inoss cOu-, $85-9778. 5038-4 REAL ESTATE WATERFRONJT LOTS part's! Cove Supd'vision Adjacent to Earl' ry terminal Cpa$t "Irlighway. view of Jervis lent fishing Good site- for m rentals. jpCove Fer- Sunshine Beautiful Ihlet. Excel - boating. and -boat' on ard otel Waterfront 1 View lots otb $3,500. frojn ��1800. 1QX down. Ead balance. Discoun terms, on It for cash- add Happy-- i'ly and s a dona- Can- Th thartk evef dness |o "*" to all and a me Happy Reynolds, heOT ' 0, SLAQEY .Madeira Par . Phone '833 "ndey USED large Fi er, Complete "> and 'pipe, $50. t j-yone for in my "ia "Merry New 5053-3 pn lest re- Bf stone. ���2I32r ^034-4., Halfmbon bur Very ajnd all for prospe- tear. The Bay. 5080-3 aM ���tjhe do-it- at Sim- 885-21J3fe; 5032-8 ll .metal t Simpkijns ri-*2132. is worth lace., | 5048-tfh" Bimpkins.,' ' 5032-3 DAVIS-BAY 2��� bdrin"* Panabcj lovely waterfont This is good. WEST SECHELT 3 bdrm house acres. Good bu|y Some terms. 2 bdrin house close to .'-highw's terms. 2 bdrm 'house overlooking the onlterms/.' SEJEHELT H Lovely 2 bdrm lage, close to churches. 514,000 RENTALS One furnished '! and.one unfurnisi rent at Kalfmoo'n Two" unfurnish rent. WeM Secl��|; invited. tns: ur'ance in- eontact phone: iwse' ivices, In- sti|i.mp blasj ���ork>, diar prjospecting, " . dug. Es-1 Erhersfon, RR I.' 5035a4 i ���Mot* all ��� types of��� ��� eluding life To sfee any of t . Office: 885-2065, or ��v��Mr; E. Surtess 885-9303 C.fi. King, m-20W iAG^ETT AGENCIES LTD. 5079-tfn In ^.and Recording District* of Vancouver and; situate East of Sechelt Inlet. XAKE NOTICE that Maurice' "$arl Hemstreet occupation Wan mouse man in- tiends to apply pv permission_ to r>urehase the fo r|d. lands:��� Commencing | Lowing descfib- it a post plant- Lot 7071 the Chains: thence Whence West 23 Ce North 5 cha ifng 11 acres, mp The purposel ��� land is required is homesite. Maurice JDated DecembJe 5078-ptib. Dec |k, B.C. 2233 - 5040-tfn bf Sechelt, B.C., j Commencing! tit a post planted; at N.E. ."corner of Block A Wee East 23,48 South 5 chains; |'8 chains,'then- Ins and contain- re or less. POLICE have issued a warning on the dangers of carbon inonScide poisoning fallowing the death of a young the gas, which is generated jvithin the exhaust of a moto^ vehk-fe7 claims, most of its victims during the winter couple irtthe province.recently.*-* [ ,. -..���..���" months when one is apt to sit ptorris of -^oiw^de.._p��somirig pari Hemstreet 7, 1963. 18, Jan 8-15-22 SHERIDAN T.V. Sales arh(J Service ; oil heat- ;vis--ith blower h. 885-9777. 5045-4 RADIO -- Phone H^J for which the with the motor running. Drivers* therefore are urged to take the following pre- cauticris: have the exhaust syster\ of your car checked and s fways keep one window in th<; car slighlly1 open even on cold days; .hen. stuck in snow or or waiting in the car, leave the- engine run- I to keep warm unless air is entering the car Ujjvtly; ���wi mud, never ning fresh ��� coniti J���open garage doors before warm ter y first; -ii! t^M^r ��0^. ^X^XMXXlt Ippljiances 885-9605 - & i.e. dizziness, nausea, ^headache, droVsinesS. Fresh-air is - the best .antidote. ANTl-F^EEZE -"... l J; Al$o rhe practice of storing,. ��� rtmounts of the permane�� type o,f antWreeze, known as ethyle.nc glycol;.in old liquor _ pr pop bottles: around the,! house "when the. fufl amount : bf ��he p*unchaso.. is not * im- feeaiately required, can be sVery dangerous.; ; Death has . been caused by U person drinking out of a. ,holUe containing this fluid ... t,he ear ^is stuck in a snow:>ahk, -slwvel snow away from the exhaust pipe, before startiig the engine' A snow- clogged exhaurft will not only sti.ir the-engine, but worse, can j orce deadly fumes * back into the. car; ���rclose ventilators as a.pro- n against other exhaust of ' other cars when in ^umper-to-burnper ............. .. ��� ......__..., r. . ��� The minimum lethal dose for .{���mti-freeze is ^bout 100 ce's land the careless drinker can consume twice that amount "1 a S'P- '���:-���.} \-' If you must store small quantities of���this fluid clearly ��� mark the bottle. as contain* ' ing poison. - |de home on' lot, "60x180..- HB. GORDON $t KENNE1T LTD. Real1 Estate 4nc^ .Insurance s Legally, tlic husband is the head of the house and the pedestrian has tHe right cr: way. Both husband anti pect- .es't-rian are fairly safe imir-ss ��� __ . they try to -exercise their can j ften produce early sym- ���;rights. -^ ��W00rjf00r00*y00^^^ teclicl 'fumep stuck , traffi Bk athing in even a small amount of the odorless gas Phones: 885-2013, approx. 3 at $7750. 886-2191 on 'abC larfge lot, $7S00 on on good lot kvater. $6750 PEDJCURIST Mis. f. E.'Campbell |clmo Park, ��an bus stop Phone 88S-9778 Evenings by appointment I -rfrj Complete building MainteiiaTtce �� ; j - " \ ,.������������: IV Commercial - Industrial 1 r. Employees Bonded-Liablity Insurance home in vii-! school and br Offer. ': hed bdrm house house, for Bay. d houses' fo�� It. Enquiries TELEVISION SALES & SERVICE RELIABLE - PROMPT RICHTER'S T.V. " 8. RADIO LTD. Sechelt, B.f. - Ph. 885-9777 a FIREPLACES PLANT J^jfiW^^ ERS FdUNDATIONS WALLS -a; SI MR FOR! SALE -__; u^ ^. f 1 ENOCH Blundel 1 'RQY'i LAND SERVICE ; - ' i NcAy thr ie sizes o , tractor? and!man;f special mHchines to hahfile acreage tt garden pi ots and lav t-ns. -| RiJTO-TILLING The best,way tosprepare soil Plowing; , Disking, Cu1 trvating; Light Blade! Work and -Gra-- " ding. ' Mowing I lias*-, weeds', and "small -brusl. ,. Powtr Raking Lawns -I-Iave youi- lawn reaewed by removing Uetid grass,- moss und rntwer clippiings, 'and then po\/er.swept snd'-fertil- ~ h^ve a��|Md lawn this service at.least" t|vvice a ye; ir RO*V BOLDERpON 8.85-9530 please- p'hohe ev&n ! upright pi- and,|$200. Phme 885-9391. ��� ( ���# 5026-3 "' SWAb Septic Tanl: Bt Backlioe Los Screened Fill and |KINS -885-2132 5049-tfn LARGE, older t>j zer^ I Good co Ph. 885-4470. Kpe food free- edition. $110. 5056-5 DOMINION un good condition tuned; $.250.��� Ph |right grand, recentty lone 885-9938. 5041-4 WOOl) and cba - Good condition MarsMiri, Wilson 885-9619. \ cook StOV'lt.. Offers. T. W. Creek. Phone .-.:-" 5054-*3 4S'X8' 2 bbdroom, cluditiig washer and porch, $350iU 447" 'SERV^Jdm istatioR ��� Sechelt j B.C. i to Bqi 195, Secfielt ngs .'on. . ; 5044-tfri BR1T1AN1<3A En1 veils. Anirrial ' vols, i Gardening SechejlL SON BROS s an Drain Fields lldozi.ng . and Front End der Work Cemejnt Gravel Road Gravel F^EE ESTIMATES PhoAe 885+9686 Box.IP- Sechelt , . 505-Mfa x ScoW 5 -4- Logs SECHE.T TOWING & SAlfVAGE LTD. \ -Heavy Eqi iipm> Snt Moving & L^)g Towing ��� U HIGGS I.Phop.e 885-4425 RGLLOHOME trailer. ljurnished, ih- rli-yer, TV- Phone 885- 5037-3 -<?u The ti%ub today is ,y month left of the chedl] |��v for . sale m All enquiiles B.C. 5077-3 cyclopedia. .15 Kingdom, 15 $45.00 each :iste>fiox-393,-. - 5047-3 5052-tfh ft vvith- paychecks have , too. much er af*4*r the end Among tie great rivers of" the world i; the Lena River' in east cen..ai Siberia. Rising not far froiir Lake Baikal,, the Lena flows for nearly 3000 miles before emptying^into an arm of iheplArCtic Ocean. A i ^gSKSfr Trom the Clayton's and Staff Shop Easy* -Sechelt :4 a ^ i i I , 1 ��� ~i .-'������.- ��� !��� 1 ��� : ��� " ifX I - ? ��� -'���; * f I i ��� / f ���J_���^^������������hi �� ��� inrff Pender Harbour x. . V-���^ xt Rev. W. S. Ack^oyd^s Christmas message CHRISTMAS will soon be upon us.again. Td--scme, it will be jusf a holiday, to others a time for family reunion, but to many, a time to remember the birth of ounLcrd end Saviour Jesus Christ. Of this lost 9roup, will the remembrance" of Christ be crowded out by Christmas celebrations to gain, bonor to ourselves, . instead of giving: honor to-the on..- who is worthy of ��� ill ' p:-ois"e? ; - Christ taking, upon himself" the form of a helpless "babe, is the greatest example of.hu- rr..:.ty, and in so doing be- caroiy a ,reproach unto ;men, th a t he i might. cf f.ef hjmsSlf upon a\tree as God's only] gift" th.t cartv redeem man, '��� The angels announced, .."on earth potice and goodwill" toward mep."\What a wonderful proniise. Wet, before we criticize !the unrest and vio- l&n-e in the world today, may tWe look into our, ov?n hearts and see if we dp hot rob ourselves and others'.'J-of -that ' . pelc-e by aligning -ourselves in .fheJnnad Chnstrrfes fusIv v.orryingj going istovilebt, lo��.ng hfurs of reitr tn~ an ���-endless" preparation^ -' to 'gain one hapjjy- day,; im which some w|B be loo tired to enjoy, anttf others disappointed - ' -/- - J& "'" ^jSS*- 2-X, '$ ��� ���'.__ f Rev. W. &|- Ackroyd in ngt receiving what was an- -'ticipated. ��� i ^ As to goodwill toward���mea. will we ba guilty of respect -of persons, as Icondemr.ed in James *Chp. 2. thus; dishonor- \irig the" one whose birth we- :etaim to celebrate, by simply . exchanging gifts .with friends." rather than giving to those i.n need. Jesus said "In as much as ye have done it"--unto one of these my brethren, yc have done it unto me." Matfaew 25:40. " " , ''.--'- SECHELT [PENDER HMBOIJR NEWS,. TWO WEDDINGS of Interest-to the Harboqr this pest week. * Carol-Johnston ond DianneDusenberry picked Fridcy lh?M 3th for their wedding date. Carol Johnston, the daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Franklin Johnston, was married to Mr. Alfred W. Hardy of "North .Vancouver. -The ceremony" ��� ��� ~ ^ Hook place at St. Andrews United ^Church with the reception, being held at Jcffer's :: Floral Room, Lnsdalej North Vancouver. Mr. _LIoyE Davis _of Garden Bay proposed the toast to the Bride. E. Surfees ; heads vLegion ."ANNUAL meeting and eiec- . tion of officers of Roj-ai Cajr- adhin Legion. Sechelt Branch No. 140. was held. Friday. E. Surtees was jelscted" president .for the corning =- year. J with first vice-president. S. F^Wa-. lets, second vice-pre?; der..|. fv"- F. Ott-inrd. stcretarytreas- "iirer. C. G. Lucken, and corresponding: secretary. Mii? G. Executive members are _W. K\ Sheridan. C. BrookmarJr C. EL King. R. iL Thompson. E. J. .CalwelL J. Hesktn. W. J, Havaa and**A*m. Coffey..- '��� -F. G. Wall is welfare officer, responsible for advising veterans on - per^lcos. finan-" cial prcblem*. visiting " the . sick members at home cr- in hospital." " . - _ - Sergea-it-at-arros- is _V. Mit^ cheli. and 'Mayne. Brooftman, and Surteei were appointed to the Pappy Fund committee.; Zona cqnimar,derf_ Tish Schon.*- cf Powell--. Riven ip- stalled tha officers and the of ficers of the Ladies Auxiliary- " rr*-t;- g"1-** ^ s -This Legion branch sport- nfn"-s ara _ sors; "Bay Scouts Association. - spectsrne.-. 7, ;Ls---. a con"s��-- Junior Oivmpio " --��� Trainins - va^oc officer for the area Club. Sechelt Peninsula Ath^ " inarmed ihz lav.- eaforcemeat letic Club, and a Junior-sec- -;cfj:ccrs for .tneir cocperaUoa - mc bis ceparrmea:. . Nelson - s^tks-:-ct the activities'-of the' Perr.ben.on ci^b aad .the value cf'.fiih and game clubs. - PRESENTS PRIZES " :. - .Chairman. . of the - fishing canmittee. Don Caldwell . presented. a plywood boat to - p.rWicerr*: ; IL- Batchelor. winner ,cf "the summer ; fishing . derby.- Batche'or*s- J" salmon ��� weighing T44*. ^ pounds also eatft'ecT him to the clubs Kingfish: -trophyl donated ,by_ Lriu Fox. rrhis trcphy u= a- w-arded to the ciab member catching the largest "salmon in local "waters during, the season- - . _ ^ : - ; _ JNext project of the ^ciub The Secheit Peatnsuig Times, Wed. Dec I8r_I963 Pcgc 3 Game served:* . '. ': \ :: X ., . Rod arid GuniCluJb u6t >*: ���s. .-' 1 SECHQ.T Peninsuio Red end Gun club he'e ts tc-rr- zt j .game faenquer io the Roberts Cree'r. r.zi'. - ZOO guests string dy*n to c net c.nre-' z~ \=-- enc moose" cotered by G'-e Eimhe'dt c-d ess itec "r Kinetics.. ] . -^>iit-cf-t"-f: _rue<:y: 'iniu-i- ed!-iir. :���-���?. ?��'������. Jim RaLtcn eff Vair.-j-.-tr ar.d .Mr7--and MiS Bon Wilson, cf :Pavreil . "Chairman Harry "Ejiche'or ca!;-d - upon CpL. N*=-lsos .to. "give the teas: ta the :Queen. arki upan Frank Newton, to say Grace.-" -Folicw.a? --the baric-Jet. Eatche'sr Outiinod the .5*.iccci5 cf thejiinior pre��� gijirn which sa?.- 31_ -.jtiniors. succi-ssfully pa5-5t -the '.depart- i^icni o. t-e^*T-ritioa - atiu cor.��� servatlon exam this year: Ra-itfn. :edit5r~a-i4 pub!l5h- eq c: ihs Ncrthwje-st ;Sp<5rti- ;rt talk: en the privileges . c=f. *--��- C',^ a .junior "^s cer team. Every tro -weeks- a teen-age dance���is held, and regular games are held "for the bingo" fans. The branch also has a licensed- club; room m. Selma Park. After installation of all cf-. ficers. the Ladles .Auxiliary ser\'ed refreshments. During the week the home of Mrs. C.' G; Lucken; had been opened to 22 members of the auxiliary for the annual CiiristmaiL luncheon . and .gifts- - exchange of" rxnd happiness to ycu. JO-HN-HIKD-SMITH Refrigeration: Service Sechelt Peninsufc JACK JONAS -- Dianne Dusenberrv' was married to M. Bernie Randall of Vancouver. NIMRODS The Tocal nimrods have ail returned from the- distant hunting grounds, with: stories of much game and wonderful experiences and freezers full of game meat to .prove tt. ijy igtyr^ "^^.jm.^. m jiflus - CIISK "v I- -?VV _ -H. '*. * Doug Feilding. Eric AntilLw Harold Klciit Bill Clayton made a safari to Burns Lake. They bagged 4 mcose and 5 deer. ^ Len Larson and- his pal Waliy Schultz from Vancouver .tcolc off for the East Kootenay ai-ea. arxl caxne home with l_e!k and ."2 deer. Jfenry^ Whitiaker and John - West of Egmont. ^trekked up to Wells Grey���Park and brought home- a dandy bull moose. CHAMBER ^OF' "COMMERCE :There wa> an ^.executive- meeting cf the Pender Harbour Chamber of Commerce Dee. 15; This is the first meeting since the election of of- ���j ficers. Every one turn out. Meeting is to- be J'.eld at the Pender Harbour- Hotel Banquet Room. * Dinner^ at 7, meetiKg at o pjn. ^~ RESIGNATIONS Elsie Friesen, practical, nurse, resigned from, the staff cf St. Mary's hospital to take a position in Nanaimo, : I Lily Horn, nurse at St. ���Mary's hospital has" resigned. .��s��^s' Sunshine Coast Moldings Ltd. SECHELT, B.C. DufiZraL RESIDENTS of Wilson Creek and ad��acent areas will be shocked to learn of the sudden death of Duff ZraL at Medicine Hat; Alberta. Mr. - Zraf- passed away shortly after midnight, Wednesday". December 11. 1963. He is survived -by his widow. Either. and Gve . children. 'Richard. Vincent. Glenda. Martie. and Anita. 1 After t-eir.g on the Peninsula about <eren ar.d a half years. Mr. - Zral- moved _ to Medicine flat, where he had relatives. Mrs, Zral and the four youngest children joined him in July at the end of the school year. ' [ Ric��iai-dA stav-ed. here- '_ to work. --���'..- for yonr lady ___. this~~Christmjts Moke her.feel rcrnanficaily"-feminine ... -" - gift-her with._glqn-.cur for Chr[strhcs V/e | L r have all thebrends-she prefers, in cosme-- | - tics, toiletries Qncf frcarcrKes . . . |n beauti- { fuf.gift packages. Let us help^you choose! I ;���"---.���*' MAX FACTOR ��� RICHARD iHUDNRjT j | . j . ��� C0TY; -W LENTHERIC - ���.JRSVLON" j j KRUSE PRUG STORES Ltd, ;.-* -^- i Roe W. Xruse .]- - '.' XX $- f 1 . GIBSONS Phone 886-2023 SECHELT Phone 885-2134 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS **. .< . r i r ;. ;,��� w-*iN..if^��i. *:;r-',,*^ ��� ��� HM " 1 - t. >�� . v ��� V. (. ���\l- 1, i ������ :k~X Egmoni iiews ' by dean Jeffries Ml. "and MRS. J] DunloR ert- ' t .'rtamed | informally Saturday evening in. Honrjr of Mr ami Mrs. W Brodcrspn of Seattle, who weic Spending the An ibrican thafjiks^ivi|_g>,_week- end with them Amifrng thos>e present wtl-rc VI _j*]nd^ Gene Berntzen. Jim aijid Jean Jef-- frus Rubyi Lnrsi>n. ilohn and Drrolhy Bbsch !Tht,' Broder- feons a.e better .knoWn> along tht? coa^t as the| skipper and mate of the iyiV>| Po'jlywog If" ^eah Silver. >oun^Pst dau- ghtei of Mr ' anjd Mrs Stan Si'vey was baptj/pd, by* Rev.' "i JJ Fergusson Mr and Mrs.' Lconaid Silvey'rind'Ruth Sil- 'vej.' vfere named as godpar- - ents ; j , ,1 "C^. and Mrs. Cy Healey of Deep Bay, spent, a J few days | vis1 ting th-oir ma'-iy friends in Et mont. They woi�� ^former ov nors of | the IjJgtnpnt Trading Store ' I I . Egmont j schoor if holding lid Chusuuas1 tree and party or Friday1 afterrjiOorL -December 20th. , i > Page 4 The Sectleir Peninsula Times, Wedj./ J>ec- 18, 1963 Wi'.;pn Creek _!��� * ������ftft-a i - 1- mi t 'I U 4 ��� 1 .1 �� *��� . I ' ' '. : ��� : ��� ��� -A ���itwfu i -rill ���*��� ���! ���* " TItjIES [CLASSIFIED Planned Home Delivery BROTHERS and sisters of Anne Rosamund Si npkfns admire her] shortly after her birth at home Molher, Mrs Alec Simpktnk says, "If was wonderful to hcjve my husband's moral support end shared experience. Bdby is getting' used to our tjamily tierms and not bringing home any strange - ��� - - ~ - ��� ��� fOF t}-,e wonddrful ���Ph 3to Denis Gray. to our tomiiy cierms ana nor onnging oriles. Vye? are -cfratefui to Dr. Burtrjick se|rvice||4-gave ' Siudeiifs perform . . , SECHELT-P-TA treated a'welf attended mrJeting to a sur- ���;��� p.rjfjse. tumbling} display put on ��y t te Sechelt elementary students" ut-Jder the direction of J;.. Fe>rrari; Students bers gS tl porticippring vere Blair tjplm, R<j-ym SheridajH. Gairy . Lawson, Jimmy? I Gibson, Randy'- De- leenheelrf of Sechelt. and David ���' Erjihis, Tom Blain and Trevor! Oram of Gibsons. ilnitcad! of Christmas candy treat,!the PTA will show Darby jG'Gill on Friday. cation *)nd Everett, Kent ed what a,.uy ,v.u.�� ��*���*���"�����*��� .era'tion vf Under sponsc rship_ of the ^ Mrkhin At Credit lUnioh, iie- school savings club; showed a steady in crease'iiiihec it started in 1961 when, 8(1 [students participated and Wp9$Z''::v> as ' deposited. 1982 showed an increase with 446 cliiljdren enrolled and $1135:99 jdeposi ed. For 1963 the enrollment. U 173> ipresijietiL M;*s. T. Lamb. ekplairjed, 'she had read at tiie last I meeting from a report e federation, and a bursary ��� f >r students proced-, social woifk were approved. master's degree in Malcolh] M actavish cnquir-l stand the PTA fed? as tateing on ceh- corsmp cjf rjewss.tand publi- of :the]!-meeting of electors,���sup-ej-ljgjc not���--fro/mi a let.^r from Gor<- "don Johnson, li'slrict superintendent of schools, concerning a vocational school. IPfinciipai George Cooper, reporting : onajiitter from the school' hoSfbXc oncem ing bus s<?hedujles, advised board replied buses" coy Id not be re- a^justed to. -h corporate "' the PTA suggestion. However, Cooper, urged ihe PTA to keep tjfe prObtJm before the board!, respetial y in %'iew of Gordon Johnson's statement that' it: dlistricit is.is one s, - andf 'Mrs. ; Ball's promise to look into "the situa- tiop^- DdNAlriONS PRESENTATION Pre; enti itioi t, of, a siH*er cbffee! ;spc oh searing0the PTA crest 1y^rna<le by Mr&,Lamb to Mrk>H .r St >c'kwell in con'si-, deration.* if 1 he-' support she has gpver th? PTA, both as president and as a member. CJa-rtes, caiol singing, and; a fesl][ive: luncheon, under the n or��4he social 'Coh- veneriii -Ivi"s. IVwWihinnie arid Mrs., ! Gc ison .cojripleted the' evehing ip" tlje gayly decorated gym. The be.�� t way to tell whether 8 a mai i:; having fun at yo|ir pari y i< to catch a look expression on his! of the richest . ', Donations eiach to the _pne dollar Margaret "Del- mage $2000 ecc nomic scholar- ship^ JElsie LP rimer scholarship' for voli1 ntaiy-r- training FOR THE MAN O^ THE i ^r Ammunition, Coses * Archo'ry -A-J Bushneli Binoculars.and ScOp ���lr ilefjpina Baa> |* Wet Wealhe|- AND ��� ^ fHE |lGdEST*-SEL6CTION OF FJtOrvj PO^T MJELltOK." TO EARL'S NYGREN SALES LjTD :W ell essage iss M- E. Ml^es Yule CHR STMAS is a tfme of happiness, foryft celebrates the' giving bjLthe greatest Gift thet world has ever known, ji'od- so loved^ the world, that'HeNgave His only Begotten that vvbosoever believeth in Hn^i, should not perish, ave everlasting life." wonder ��� that the giving it Gift*\vas stet in scene.-- of prlnise and j6y, it could _not be oa Magi praist soul there "gooc [jerwise. So there is The ifieai, the hymn of i that Mary ,sangf "My ft\h magnify the ��� Lord"; i isl t^e angel with its ! tidirtgs of great joy to all rjebple"; there, are the shepherds "praising and glor- ���'i fyin| God' for all things that they had seen and heard", af ter t and "rejo great ���star whei . So fact joice only God knov eam< eaitl to Godl man hear So perit angc l>orr wra< cam- sing' Lore ble God Gift jeir visit to the manger; (here are the" Wisemen, cing wiUi exceeding;; -joy" when they saw the1 shining over the iplace u~Tfie young child lay. at this season and in -' even' season, we too rotor in the Gift of God's begotten- Son, we know as He had never been m before; for Christ down from Heaven to to reveal God to man, Kpress in His own lifS 3 everlasting' love for all tind, and to win our s to God. ! .to those who .have ex-" need the meaning of the_ s song, "Unto you is' this day ��� a Saviour h is Christ the Lord," we at but be glad as we "Joy to the world the , has come," and in hum- worship give * thanks to \ for His unspeakable r T< tevfyion is- what the chil- drer, won't go and watch whe i there is sor)nething the pan rtts want to discuss privately. ... AWL THE SMART FOLK ,ARE - shopping ot the TASELLA SHOPPE Why don't you foHbw the' Crowds Sfid act in cr^jfI the wonderful bargains. Tasella "-��'' f Sechelt Phone 885^9331 - ^ &\ JO THE PEOPLE WHOSE OPINION'.WE. VJALUE WWST��� OUR CUSTOMERS How fortunate we are to'have such wonderful folks like vou as customers! . THANK YOUFOR YOUR LOYAL PATRONAGE Without voir our pharmacy could not long exist. We*know:this to be true and gratefully make every effort fp|plgase. YOU NEVER AS^C^OR THE IMPOSSIBLE Yon always co-operate and are tolerant and understanding about7; our problems. WE GLADLY SERVE YOU COURTEOUSLY We will continuously^ try our best to-give you the dependable service and reasonable prices you rightfully deserve. ONCE AGAIN THEciiRISTMAS SEASON IS HERE J \ It again gives us the locked for opportunity to sincerely: wish that yoi^, your family and - friends will have a-~ '��� MERRY CHRISTMAS ANI> HAPPY NEW YEAR,. . ".; j %Vc appreciate being jyour pharmacy. We hope we may serve |you for many more years. Thank you for preferring us. \ ; Fuse Gibsons Ph. 886-2023 - r "1 Sechelt Ph,885-2\I34 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS ,.���..���iiii,^.mj. ..J.i.,Uan.M��u.i.��yjr,i:t"i;r:" ������ .^,m��-i;m^l��"^i w Wi'"-'."?a^.V'*y'"J'.Lflfc.'!.' '��� *���'VJr������/'.''���*-Lj"tl lS^W.-r-'"'r.'''-!.*'*t'''*iL.'-' J.''.VVTm��,2'.' L"?'."'.*'.'-"-'Ii. J"Vgi K Problems heset Pentacostal Tabernacle . . . The Sechelt Peninsula Tmes, Wed., Dec- 18, 1963 Page 5 "DfDIAN - homemakers dub held recently tussled -Avith some knotty- problems. The Warriors,- the junior Indian soccer teanf-is having trans- S portatiort ..difficulties. They1 need the. support of the parents and other interested parties to aid in transportation. Members dei'ided to have a bottle drive to raise funds to pay for ga�� for transportation. : .���"-'.-"" Plans Tto-HEjicrease membership were j discussed. It was - decided to ask - CpL "Nelson- to* .Speak at- the January 13 meeting. ��� ' . . This organization, open to all Indian women Trover 16 years,, select.1 a new chairman each meeting so every member learns:%ow , to. handle a *" ir.c-eting. Their aims are to -improve home "efficiency and living conditions, discover, stimulate and train leadership and; sponsor all worthwhile projects for the bettter- ment of ihej community. Ciub agreed to request "-_t"tVe> . band counts! to put "a "bath? room ont��7 the ^community -hall ^o the-hall can be used for bingo. Arrangements were made for a; children's Xmas tree and^." a: raffle" giving a. food-'hamper, an Indian has- . ket". and a surprise., Mrs. Craigon reported Mrs.. C. Connprr \ president- of Sechelt hospital auxiliary had. - them.. In tutfn thfe Indians had invited .the-- Indians to join offered- id help .the auxiliary .with raffles and to ..collect - "Nabob coupons for the coffee urnT ".."���*. ---;-���-. Clarence Joe reported he- ���ad boon^ approached on the v a\ter - of purchasing X-ray equipment for -the '.new* hospital through the Fndian health service. '- ^Christmas message News from from Pastor Anpnby Port Mellon -\ . *���.. >bq~- �����-@�� "AND the word became flesh and developed cmong us .-.-��� ;. full of grac9%and trutf-u" John 1:14. This startling scripture shows to us perhgps more clearly,than any other, the significance-o,f_ the birth of Christ. We'devote the Christ- . "-". _--*"'' mas season to remember; especially. Christ's - birth 'because t>of what was Vccom- plished_,.by this unique Son of God. Hebrew 1*2 "dramaitical- ly. declares that God "hath spoken" unto - us by his Son.** .God sent- the world a personal message of "- His own character-arid precepts in "the' Bethlehem babe, ';the "invisible Immanuel - "God" with*-us**. Christ's supreme task there was to portray through his life", and* death, God's ^person and teachings of e_race and truth. . '" ' -. + _Jtfhat is grace? What "is truth"? Grace encompasses all the goodne.ss of God. given to those who do__npt jmerit::His favor. Truth^ involves agreement,' a knowledge of. the .great- -work he accomplished. We often actmire .the grace a nd1 beautiful words of Christ. -Yet Christ said also,"7?Ye must be born again" ��� be spiritually transformed ��� in crdtr to enjoy fully the angelic promise of "peace and goodwill to m��n". Has this experience been yours? Full truth brings grace, peace.and good will ��� within and "without, "but there can be no real grace without 'truth. CJrace and "truth ate" inseparable; tney- are both essential. Christ's birth, life"" and death produce an eternal example for "the Word became. flesh and* dwelt-among us full of grace and truth". Christ, was God's pergonal' messenger to us- May we; this Christmas, heed- Bis gracious truth. " ''' It ~~ . TV*"-*- 1 Pastor J. Anonby OX DECEMBER 6th the P:rt . Mellon Erownies held th-rir enrollment eeremony in -.he church {basement at 7 p m. Tweefc.ie*=. Lena W.lkie ~"7rr,d - Laurie Sersfin _v.-ere .prctnot- a-t to Erowr.Ic-s. Brown -O-.vI, Mr*. -D. Eh.r7.am -presented ir.cr. w'l'n tr.^ir p^tls. 3i.K>?.-kn- re'a - Wil'l? was presented v_^h ��� her proficiency- ��� -ikidre. Brown OwL Mrs.. D. Durham, and Tawny OwL Mrs. J.^Willis niada- ihe evening -eajoy- able jwith soryjs. and sema- ' phore demonstration." - * Ee- freshments were "ser\'���d by tiie Ssowf iea. .-'���-- I Oa) '-W 2!5t--of December- the- |5-aff- of -the -^Canadian' Forest Product^ pulp m.li it annulr Chratmas Svaff Party PorttMelksh are hoiding their at'Danr.ys Diner. On; New Year's Eve you can dance to the rnusic cf Joe p.m. :at the Port Mellon Cpmr muhity HSU, After the dzn^e Perry and hi? ordiestra ft 11 brGakfast: wiii be sers,-ed at Seaside from 3 ajm. oh. t Md and Mrs. Jim Csicer end tiaughter Liz are going to _Caigary to spend " the Cfcrist-" inas fholidays with Sir.' Gilder's parents. _ ��� . ": - ' MH and-- Mrs. Chris ..V/oads will ip-r.c, C-.rr*'-.-���.-�� ���.-."..*. their -*c.t L;r."i^y :-. \';.-..-��- ver. ' : Mr. .srd Mri_. -7 E.=-:.-..-; -. .are s^:=~d.r.z '-*? h-.L-L.-y= $-. Varx-c ^ -. (.-.- v..:.:. ���_'-��-;- ;. >. - r . law. cjjs'^:, ..', i -,.-.-*- : daugh*fcr-Lsr=.��y. . USE TIMES 1 CLASSIFIED %^S? 4**m*%*%+M***Mm%*Jk*\*m%Am%*m*Ml*m*A*^tm*^^ TINGLEY'S H^HEAT SALES AND SERVICE FOR AU. YOUR HEATING? REQUIREMENTS Choice of 40U. Componles ' FINANCE PLANS WARM A!R OR ��OT V/ATER HEATING C^E.iCAL) TINGLEY &ox 417 Sechelt Phone 885-9636 f 885-9332 nw**wHwnffrvir*<rvyvv*<��vi��v>��*��w>%*^^ " ^tMAY serehity ; km PEACE BE , YOURS THIS CHRISTMAS m ' THRU THE YEARI ~. Bill .end I Dorothy Village! Bakery Sechelt MERKV+ CBRl and ;:- j: "��� MAPPM NEW YJ^AR to all from;the merchants ^attd Businesses of 1 We thank -you- for your past^patronagre and! extendi ' our warmest Season's Greetings of Good Cheer, j THE PLAZA STORES X '-'���?_<*? -X'i-?�� ~**'z -tzX&&&%* - _~w^���,c,<:cit<ii*:.*t'��'w-t.-i'f-ri -i-c11 rsT*; - y if WikL BE OPEN - MONDAY ALU DAY ^ ��� DECEMBEiti23 S -7 TILL 9:00 P.M. 'FOR YOUR SHOPPING ; CONVENIENCE ���� !> SANTA; WILL VISIT THE PLAZA j SATURDAY, DECEMBERJ21 / from 'I 7 9:30 TILL 2:30 P.M. ^ 4 f A i *i * ������ I* t * f A i A', !DON'S^SHOE STORE \ ' " -�� ��� I CHARLES ENGLISH V f - - - ��� "TODD'S DRYGOODS !" : DANNY'S"' SUPER-VALU / fX D-G DOUGLAS j VARIETY & PAINTS " CENTER SERVICE STATION i. I. ROGERS " j Household Furniture I * "and Appliances COIN DRY CLEANING ESSO IMPERIAL - f * STATfON i"' �� '' t -i . ^ J1 1 ' * ': t' i i ' '*. fcc V��L \ M*��i^^��afii^^ i*��i^ ���* 7 <��� i _ *^ i*L:�� V4 '* MORE ABOIT Fire Depi ���from page 11 large rcnough fire engines," furnace, room tower, and a noss meetings * A f i I* 1 HE original f ird ha of the Secheilt vfeiunjteer f nt sat in thje middle of a jroacj djlbwance tx sic)e Lloyd Turner's hojse rtmeni ��� o house two n ambulance, hose: -dryer aom .for busi- at Poil fashions Mellon green, and garters in the litest coirveyor belt pattern. A merry Christmas to ail of "you. ' ]��� '��� ALARM SYS1 When aivakliji ed in, the 'ca _ telephones,! ;ti are in. fpjpmt in fire ball o fice, and or Motors, i. j The siren tower is the is tornednoff on a rival o: same te?epho By TEDDE BENSON WITH WINTER nicely splattered all over;the ground, your correppundeijit thought it suitable ttj> -e.poijt on things .to wear ajt- Port j Mellon- this seasdn. j . .' _ ... : Digester; c(>oR-s and Screen il'X homes, one tender's stall retain their bill} in RCMP of- formal'attire of work trousers el in Standard and open-hoc iked ishirts in the EM m is telephon- , lj goes into six ' tree of " which. ever popi ���tjlai top thtj hose pulp and bis ?k liquor. call the^erv balance, or i sounded^ and cjt the fire hall firemen. The nt number can es of the ara- alator. . : stylii Blfcach per wearing clothing -'.which re deport- AMBULANCi: In* 1959 tberS'echelt Kinsmen Club pr�� sjented the brigade with a (fully equipped ambulance/ I r) to that time the area fc rj no adequate vehicle for transporting the sick, or inlujed. This is cal led out by RCMP. eolbrs of wood sonnet will bo in the doctors,- or INHALATOi This is a jkjrtable machine, which can be taken to a patient in a car, or used in the ambulance-. \t has been cai- times'in case of or breathing is pt-edomini tely chlorine colored. The latest in masks e&m; ��letcs tie ensemble. ,.C< rpenters will be seen in blcamcd <haki, * morning coati- wiCh decollete vest to mati'h, cutaway collars and friction tape suspenders. * ' Electrician; of 'distinction will appear at cocktail gatherings in pcpular denim dinner jackets cf Ijlowe Sound blu<, witlji, e >pper'buttons and open stitching with insulated win trinj. Rubber plated fe- dorj s cornpl He tfte attire.' S'aff \ft-6rkers' will adorn tiie offices and mill stores wearing i he color of the "year dredge-sludge-brindle. * Department heads and sup- lfc^r���1l��;-Srt-7Ta*, zSh^LVL&JSJZ difficultties. GOOD CITUJEN AWARD .In. M|y 1861. the Sechelt village jcom nissioners invited the firerr en and wives to dinner lire S:HcheSt Inn. The commissionei s presented the the brigade with Sechelt's Good ji"'������:-*��� 'i ' - -~zr Tri"--7- 1.,- Tne Citizen Award. This was in first i [re {truck q serve the Sechelt dreo. Aboard are the form I of a framed scrolt orr} Robi liofd, Elii^-Psendetgasi, Wotiy Ma akof, Free! Dissented- b|y the chairman. First tank truck D0r|4Af ED^byJReg iejckson'tbV fouf cflinder Lel.<jjnd was T, '" ' : jiutiii iww" "!"->/ *-���� !-[Mills (chietf), Harry radt: m casual wear of Harris; twepd suits ties in dry-hot BHIingsley (asslstdntKchie ), Maurice Mrs. John-ton, with the lHerh$treetl Tfom Parrish, Torn Gory, Henry-Daucett and FrcdHollcnd * ' -���* - . : ;��� .' $ [\ I'^'iL.ii**'"-'-- - *.'���- '^igKS^. 4A-4&^^TK- XrXli'VA��Z��- ^'-iAJSS,- * irHiMw*^. ' Finished Hall ���? PICTURE iabove wa<? taken on completion of tne fire hail lengths of [time. The newest s+fdwing.the orirjinaftruek; still in use '. I.; .��>��� ...��� i-. : y^ ���*"���*��� ���C-'' �� '���* * -."t ..'���.-, ->/ 7 ^-|. .r * J:^-I ���.->���-' v \ thaaks of ai| citizens for the fine contribikion the firemen were rhakirg to the- whole area. The scroll had been ffishipned ,t y Carol Moore- house, -a tiflented secondary student, PERSONNEL Fire Chief T. Ii Parish, Assistant Chief T. G. Robil- UarcUjr. V, (iory and M. Hemstreet' capt fins of the fire trucks, and executive mem- bcr-sr-4l^*'L. Billingsley and Harold Nelson, have been on the strength 6f the* brigade since inception, in 1S49. Walter Waqdell has been secre- tary-trealsur<!r since 1952. T. Ono, B.!-Qn>. F. V. MacKen- zie, Ray . Burton, Kennedy Paul, Howa-d Carter,-Gordon Hall, Melv n Jeffries, Wm. ^Snkirt, P. Is. Jackson have beeo members, for various" '.�� . During "this season let us re^iemtief the Joy Of tNt First Christmas, M HAtFMOOH SHELL SERVICE and COFFEE SHOP D. Gamble and "G- Gordon ^ GREETINGS ;% AT CHRISTMAS^ ii rase Brbg $fores LM. Pharmaceutical Cherriists & Driiggists Gibst)ni, B.C. XX Sechelt, B.C. member is S^S.1 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE | CHC5ICEST PROPERTY ^ llESlDErmAL 4-fQMeS j: I ACRtAGT and WATERFR0NT LfJTS. Box 23 Gibsons, B.C. ;��^^'����-SM:s'e^^*s'S,��'�����f*p^���'e'��te��*'���!e^ ^mm/miiiiBpmamtmmmimmmlKB^mmBB Phone 806-2000 and , youri|est Bruce Redman All�� the men have fir^t aid certificates/Class "B" driver's ���licenses, ar d are trained1 in '*--����� fire fightirij;. Once a monLh a business mlseting is. held, the other We inesdays in the moqth are devoted to training, tipkec p of equipment, 'cleaning a ad servicing the three machines. This is over and above the time spent at i rying of hose and .fie equipment af- fire. fires, the ci checking t ter use at �������������� Oi0i$iOimo^iWidid^iOiOiOiOi0i0|? 4ft 4ft ���..������ 4ft mmmmmm Speeiml mi TUB ���2 ^ear guoranee $42.50 insrolled g. ���1 year guarantee $38.00 installed �� - sf :, * . i ��� ��� ��� i �� i '- ' (Plus Service charge) Bieler^ COMPLAI1IT DEPT. A womai into a bus conduetb'r "ir. '^ - i _���:" - ��� ^-^ ���Vs-" 1534 Gower Point Rd., GibSorts - Phone^ 886-9384 -:�� fPP1^ ^ T; , F " C\ | :2- tne insnect G0VERNiAENT���CERTlftEO TECHNIGIAN I* hotebooft a! 7uju.jiA-iti.wBky)_4ifti 4�� 4�� 4ft 4ft Keep The Home Fires Burning says Sitiipkins A very, merry, loclt the gang : in 3ur Fridoy night :iub. with a baby, got : Along came the o collect her fare. at -the . baby and goodness, what an 1 don't think I seen an uglier mother was very told the conductor report him" to the tor came report tha the woman ly rude to Madam. W; ber and t wish to i any paper ;&&*k2i'fesai3&si2i*a2i3^'^^ . the monke bn��l^l write it d g& He looked i�� said, "My ugly fcfaby! have ever child." The upset and she would inspector. After sorhe time the inspeb- ilong. "I wish to conductor," said "iHe was extreme- me," "Very well, ite down his num- e * complaint you ake." "I haven't or a pencil," she re you .are," said r, handing her a nd a pencil. "You |>wn while I hold f." 4S 46 4S Bobjo A big hearty thanks to all the j kind merchonts ond store-folk thot tfi^de this Bless em all. Bless . em oil, the staff at the Hospital. Home for Chri&tmos. 4ft ' ��ft ��� �������� ��� ����>��� 4ft -O 4ft ��� �������� 4ft 4ft 4ft ^SV' <S3f 4ft 4ft 4ft 4ft 4ft _.* ChristrAas shoppihg so ^ enjit>yoble. ; Sjot^Hted, Gibsibns. Toin't the night before tft ��� ������8. "Christmas a'n we ain't got a 4ft ~- - - ��� i ,1.. ���i��� House.-But to you 4ft Merry Christmos from 4ft Betsy and Spouse. reelings to all the friendly people I've met through Avon. Many thanks for your patronage. A very Merry Christmas^ and all the��� best for the New Year . Mrs. W: I Kirkland ; ^OfOf^^f^fOf^OIOiOfSf^^^Of^OfOlomOf^ 4ft 4ft. 4ft 4ft ��� ������*��� 4ft ���������"'���^ 4ft '4ft ��� *��������� 4ft ��� �������� 4ft: 4ft ��� *������ 4ft 4ft Z^tePX.?"^*^-* J^ .'-�������� /./a 1ifi*?..-j.<'.'...'i .:��tf.Ai-. ^j..-;^^ --- ��� nfiin ii ���'���-���' '- I' -~ - " ' |. ���ejamaMf-^^ Few contestants The MA&EWS RIGHT in^nW,- ,��., .*{., The Sechelt Peninsula Times, Wed., Dec. T 8, 1963 Pcge 7 -r . The News welcomes opinions: frorr. readers, % but does nbt'necessoriiy ogree with triose expressed. |: . Brevity Is a virtue which ihouid not be cverlccked. L '������ All fetters must be Signed by the writer, although a. pen-name . .. " moy be used for publication. - i-ttt, - in -I ,7 . Home freezer news Editor, The Times, j / SIR: [After making many payments on one vlof . "these Home Freezer Plan;, contracts 1 find that I owe iafmoHt as much as I did when; i started. The finance company have . refused to agree -toja reasonable settlement and have seizred the" freezer. (They ask- ���"' a further S800 fdr7 a freezer that can be bought fanywhere for less than $350. If there arc others on "the Peninsula who are - in the same positiorr as myself, I would like to get iri touch with -them so we may take our case to court. They can contact me through your paper.. Disillusioned. .��� Fred Jorgensoa. ( -' 7 - - ��� ' School duties EDITOR, Times:- j SIR: I have an inquisitive mind and I have become very interested in education in the past couple" of years, (adult education ��� being j informed). . I y/ould like to know what are.the duties of a school representative in relation to; a school trustee. , Do they attend' work shops, classes or seminars to be a- warc* of education needs- and improveVnerits; what are their responsibilities in regards to the', development of our young people; of our school finance ��� ' ��� or do "they just keep . a watch on. finances;' are they' provided with travelling ex- �� -penses and funds to further their education' pertaining to their, duties: and! finally ."do these representatives belong t*\, other "v^unteerj organizations? 'Thank, you; Flo Jeffries. Sechelt. Editor's -note: [Ask the chairman of your l^cal school Reader thanks all Editor. The Times:" SIR���It ii; in my heart, at thSs time, to say "Tliank you!'. to all the lovely people witfh whom I - have wortfed. ih thp last sixteen yfwrs.--W association member, guidtxr and commissioner. S'uclr_Joyalty and: co-^era- tion. as .1 have experienced is of-rtie essence of love; and. although the personnel have .'changed;, the true spirit of ���guiding has remained thru- out. - 7 The first^ Sechelt Guide company was at ;tjhe Indian residential school, arid was already in "* being when, just a.bout sixteen . years ago. Norma Melvio and Etsie'Turner fboth school teachers) started-the wheels turning for the formation, of���;a Second Sechelt Guide co. and for a Brownie pack. -: I Going back to those days, with pen in hand, what memories are being evoked. About that time Bill Morrison started the Cub'pack and there was" a Lone Scout, John Clayton, who he'ped him. But. ?. enough of thi= digression ���- 7 back to Guiding. - \ X A group, of mothers met ���and - agreed to form an association. Norma Melvin undertook to _start a Guide Company and Elsie Tomer���the Brownie Pack. 7 The first members of the association were:'Ethei Pearson, "Phyllis Parker, Dorothy- Morrison, Grace -Cook. Irma Layccck. Doro'.hy Larsoru Lilian Powell, Mrs. {Derby, and myself. Some of these have moved away, my, good friend, EtfteL has died, and the rest are more or less inactive. '���-���-._ - But. to fill the gaps at tunes and to swell the membership at :other times, and always to make their "own valuable contribution, have been ���. Margaret Newcomea. Pearl Osborne, Hilda Scott, Holly Mc- Coll, Hazel Gorden. -Chariotte- "Jackson, Betty Loniie berg. Bea Swansah. Elsie. Johnson. Betty BiUirfgs'ey. Catherine (Mrs. Jack) Nelson. Pearl Tv- son. VeL Walker. Ethel Walker, AtIee_.BiUingsiey, Mildred Chambers, Polly Charsj belrint -Either. Zrat Grethl Taylor, Emily Strosnihej M. McKee, H. Fahrni, L. Holden, J." McKissock, L.'Nygren, K. Nelson.' Mrs. Ritchie,. J, That- old,' Laura Potts,. .Harriet Newton, Margaret Lamb. Bessie Aldred and rnzny others. .���_-" Some of these ladies' have also be.en guiders. or hr.Ce given viable as.4atange to gUKiers,_ Arid other gutdc-r> have been LouLse Lang; Joar, Korgen. Julie, Ladd. MolHe Moorhouse. JBetty- Allen,- M. Preudergarst, Rose Morrison. Phyllis Hicks, Norma GXir.i.%, Kay Dombroski. Gladys Itit- ciiie. Peaty La Warne. Florence-De. Ajrsgeiis.- Ruby "Bree- fte. Rae "Fitzgerald. Mary Red-' mam .Dorothy Stockwell. "Eofo- Caidwoli? Retta Ritter; Rachel Dfxon. Sue_Wood.s ar.d others. Then too.7 there have f5��?n "so many other good friends of Gifiding. *who have always been ready to help, to teach, or 'la test, provide transportation and-so .on. - r * " -And last, bat'by:no means ��� Ar.f!i^| _SerheIt RnyaL Canadian - Legion branch- X~- 140 road races ruru ac ifacket- Pprk. "Sa-urday. ;Dee. L4 we-re" in a -sen.-e dis- "-appointing due to the lack,of corueslarilsT - " 7 , " Jlswvver _ those who - took psrl" iri. the races 2:re to be eongraiuL-ittd ,t< the wtneers all turned ;.-i r.7*r3ark-;bly good t.rne?^ - - Ri the 3 mile open..race for meri.-ahd bsyi 1>Z yezrs irA ever Fred Biaken-^n. 17 of Roberts Creek running for ithe Sunshine Co^st Alhteitc 'Club covered the".distance iri "c.03.2 "to w;rt saaVver.:. ThL= b 14.-7.- Us seconds faster than ' the- fcroazc- standard set upjby the Vancouver Olympic Club. Mike Foley. 15 of Haifmoon Bay is.credited with winning the Pi mile run for boys 15 . and under in 10:05. Considering this is young" Foleys* first competitive race at this longer distance observers feel his efforts were extremeiy good. As no contestants for thg- women-!_":"�� mile_ run showed up. little - Glenys Macleod "of Sunshine Coast Athletic^club ran 3n exhibition, half mile. Her time was 3.25. As Glenys is only".-10 yeare old. she has never fun over 100~^ysrds in competition and she -finished the run in remarkably *ir?$h ' condition- her-time' was considered "more than exceptional. ; " v . -' - The number of entries for the -3 races was wry" di��ap- W ft '*J FpR YOUR ClffilSTHfS SEEDS Choose from a -wonderful selection of itr] Coro Jewelry ^*- Helena Rub'nstem Cosmetics ~| - ��� ic Couft'j Chrt��*mcs Cords! X\ -ArTree Lights and Decorationji } * �����-. Toys V PLUS MANY OTHER SUITABLE PERSONAL GIFTS | -. Tou will be pleased with our assert ment! f - - AND OUR Pk'CES^ARE R'GHT'H .-; : �� "HOWE SOU ;; Gibsons, b.c' - ' Phone 836-9852 '��� fa ;*. 1 HE ���*C ' -: -*- '���" U "v ,** ���I E5-" It \ Say You Saw It^in 'The Times' sj t-ea *** H "it vat tne. perils -.ances of* the 5 winners- v.ert- extremely gcod 7 ^nd the . 3 youngsters, art- to - bv -coh- sgratuJa?ej on -fht-T- -peF^onar courage.- and cjmpetu;ve spirit. -" - ��� Holiday Notes least, have _been, r-^Oiir. husbands, without whose interest and loving understanding we could' -not'-continue.4- These_ people have. enrich- "eeJr my "life ^nore than they can ever know and certain-" - Iv more -titan I can ever ex press. And so. to ail. past and present, thankyou. ^ . Bettv Williams NATIVITY PAGEANT A nativity pageant' with Bible readings and singing of carols wilt be presented by the girls' auxiiiarj' to~St_ Hilda's Artglican church at the annual ehurch sciaooi Christmas party oft Saturday, Dec 21 at 7=30 p.m. : Mr. and \Mn. Clars^BarcIay. Seima |park. Ir-ai'e b-r-for..-. Chmtma*' for Caigar>" to vi*it their two'.daughters. They m7 tend -to-^tay on into January, Mrs. E Neatman toId-u*s ht-r daughter. Cecele will nor be" ��� hnse for Lhe boUtLiy. ii =��i*^ will ijp- 5n (faty Li"-B|irr-ab;.: ': Gen��-=d HospkaL Cecelj?T pas-; sed withrmarks of 23" percent. " tup of her practical nur>ir.�� SI the Vancouver Vocational School. i Chrutmss Day. Mr. and Mrs. -W. K. Shfir:dan will b-e entertaining his " parents, the Wm.r Shcndarls of Clover- da ie. and hi5 -orather.-^John ^s\d .famiiy-^ro'm. Vancouver. Boxir.g Day, --Mane Naylbr. Neuron, is arrj-.-ing- to ' v^it Lmda -Sheridan. -They - ar.d s<?rr.e cf-the Qih-?r ycurtg p-.-o- p!e who. have been a'.vay froni the Peninsula, intend to -spend-a few day.- at. tiie ski" camp on Ml Elprunitor.e. c- Bernice Li>te7 wxli not be able.to come horae'from Van- ' couver. so her mother, Mrs. Hazei Listev ana her sister. Paalinej" are going down for the ho ii da vs.._-. . ,��. ;7':'i?? ^Tiifrijiiji Xi vm Tt 11H 19 U 9^ M ttW; If IU hf I**.*-:_ -' -i t ��.^.*.. 3-f-�� 4* i; ..*.- t l--a Chris's Yiaricfy Shpppe ftmM Specialf ��� PRE-FINISH WOODGRA1NS ^ -_- ���Choice of-5 colour grains; l,-''8"x4"x8'. $4:95 Sheet * REJECT WOODGRAIN PEGBOARD ^Cherry and Maple 1/"x4'x8'. ~ '<. , ' , $2.95 sheel HILLTOP BUILDJNG SUPPLIES LTD. Pi^te 886-7765. Limited A Complete Service]* Five Seaplanes To Serve You ?* :- Including the big husky, capable of. I , CARRYING EIGHT PASSENGERS AND ' " 1800 LBS. OF CARGO ! ���t r, ���: 7* " EHQUIRIK INVITED . .. \ Regarding Christmas aad-~i- New Year charter (Vies. t_ Spend the holiday tritit Hie folks. A TELEPHONE CAU { t�� our Secfcelt efficc wilt brin^ a modem r��d���� ��su��PP<d circraft to joa ofca<s. I X Go Jfodern * Go Tyee I- " *"��� Photwex SecheH. 8S5-93��3 ^OFRCEJN THE LOBBY CF SECHELT EUS DEPOT r a I ��� .ftf- tt-i! NOTE edi Appear or| year tray a and the fens and (���jilt'ural, ��ajrieds. ! Roy sprents O READERS: In "'this edition and tidhs of The Sechelt PejninsMla .Time's cles w��4ter> by a youipg man who filing through Central frmetfca, Panb Caribbean, Sea and liTahdis. icles Will -jloke the form pf persohal. 'ings rdgarding ecdnqrrric, Jjolitical, ;rt {be f did Jolumbia, ircvince tides. | In the tdntinenra ;his locdt' Mill continifiue T^HERE are :-<J)ur ��� vvay simulates- an even X "> ulancing, ^ nd elaborate ���appointments1 0ffjicjai papers , board < tpfns. bemts and; ^^1: a . ;sttl i anes. Hop1" -"��'*-'" < ������ ����- -���- rs and s-ji providing-1 nces and! A> By Ray Grigg in following there will spent nearly ma, Cplom- observa- geogrophic, nd socidl conditions in these Jvtfdrementioned jSrigg has been a resident of G established a business ther& three hot time fie has graduated from the Univerf; worked [in-'various positions returned..from his venture in th hen near future he expectiftd travel to England and Europe for ah indefinite period of t-ime: From "the, series of articles entitled, Views Foreign, By Ray Grigg ; many ways of travelling, srid each -j own particuloK merits.*SOne can travel Vith tfte organization' ond scheduling, that there 'i ng bef.ore thje television '������ luxury vjoyable 'fer the mvenien dismay. It reaction? els,, mot-bls.- trail- of; bo-ots< ^ { ^.tra sweaU.r Ps nra ebpable of: ont!) 0f .coijrsb. all the comfort* it alway.' conveni-. that are; clothing. �� try, now* tha turned safely, ti 1 "\ 22u: of enchanting .(country in all. degrees; and varieties of cultivation. Within the state there are woriderous stretches of wilderness However, this place Of admirable country and climate is plagued by people Just recentlly .California be- nost populated IJnion. Substantial; evidence j reflects this boast. : Cit$s have stretched trioir i bound iries, merging came Vthe 1 state ip the with their ne a settlement : termed a ighbors to form io vast as to Be megatropolis.' bsons since his years ago. Since ty Of British throughout the 3 lower lati- Fantastjic superhighways must 4accbmn(iodate numbeif of c mense populj vide the proper movement of this populatii concrete stripi: the copious irs of the im- tions. - To pro- >i> elaborate of hve been built. slicing through* the once na tural hills anc diking 'his P' tive place- to Los Angele beiing prticula possesses its the "guided set. For the ?ome writing sttmtuil pair wj'at w wtyile decked in eoUld not I alw; j([quired, it > make \ travel - ji easure. . But I dd not think| of travel :; a pleasure. f-be!i<]ve it* is a sk whose objective is not -iilaxatjon; buit realization Neither shntkl it :.lways b nor stimulating but wet ,appeared a alternativbs of in-1 thjs country ah ���j, discomfort and States. Possibly (should folrte'r many know that we a change..of we have re- ,' ���^conceive of' e netua!l|v looked like- clotheir that iys be kept yg a massive; clean aind Muggi volume! of priTfottive accessaries on Qur bick-s. Possibly vagrants in 1" the\jUn'.u?d _ not:. Bin. 1 do stimulated a be moti- good deal of curiosity,-aind ac- vated by the addict on to the- tivated a roma ���?j"dst for'axpe'rien|?)| In addi-: m&ny who saw ion to th| qiiestuiiijr experi- I ! do know tl eice. In Addition, tjhe sensa- America vve fo.' fihe -se IdLsres tion of mpvement, [disrespect deirstandihg ��� between out for convention, thaj love of countries as w�� Impetuosiw. and thf intrigue: mcrable: friends ;md, .met innumerable pi knovsv fhat vve brought Can adja,.a country in. manyiplaces mi>:t even ��� heard J0^ much closer (Jo ipany Jllfferajes. We; i?ation" : by. seems a city uninhapita^le, moire like:the 1 machines thai delicate mot beings'. EVen pedestrians h streets sugge of the Vame present on-. People,; -rObbi ness. throl 1 everywhere h ���makes" one valleys and. re- iitentially attrac- a wasteland of qement arterijfes and speeding projectiles. LQS ANGELES strikes mo_as rly g\iil%ty of the injustice inflicted upon "civil 'civilization." It that has bee&njie It's pulse fedls mad racing. ;bf the gftntle and on of human the activity: of the downtown ;t , the presence mania that il the highways. d of humanli-; . neurotica lly a mahner that oubt that they was P( 50 vea Balirhcon Bay By Tl^lma McLean , JESS ME1 KLE DIES ������ Mrs. Jt^s Miekle of Wel- c0tne Bea|h, long time resident and I active community worker diifd in St. Paul's hospital, ShtL held executive positions "m many worthy organization?, V.O.N.,; Redwell Communitji association. Half- moon Bay Improvement association. She was also a member Of the aircraft observer cdftps during- World War- II. Sjhe is predeceased by her hysband. TRAVEL NEWS Mr.^and Mrs, James Schutz and famiH- of Squamish were guests, of ]Mr. and Mrs. Doug Foley on |the ^weekend, The Te<i Surte.es. spent the wee^knd in Vancouver, guests of son Jcp n. Mrs. J. H. Mc-' Lean has entered Burnaby Genenil H jspital, for surgery: Mis. [Pat! Murphy has returned frOxi her Visit to Edmonton, .fiflrs: Ileissie Pifko is visiting iijs Vancouver for a few day3,i". ��� ����� , Mr., ind L-M-rs. Pete Hanson of MiddM Pdmt have returned from '% two month trip to Sweden W jet. airliner. Thfs rs i^nd they; visited his ijrotheri! aitd relatives, - Bab fron trip to l.S Cnhnmgham reiurned n.iiinsuccessful hunting were .��ause the rate hour. ;W-e;}s Grey Park. They fohi ��f ed to return be- now was falling at of four . inches an ntic urge in and met us. tit in : Latin tered ah un- are . still representatives of that- proud ceature. ��� The smog is a curse that ���infiltrates everywhere and, thiieatens . the life of tevery-' thing. "It is 1 the sewage of millions of ncing engines, of the excretion . of chimneys, cigars and cigarettes, of 'all the manifestations of the existence of a,. super-civilized people. Their air thickly as But. there is inade innu- srnarts the eves and iritbtes Ople. I do >.f- other ralaces: these things 1 stivatc me to travel. T-'have sampled She "tourist" method and hive found |t boring, expensive and tin- _,_ ���_ ., ^ ,���. .,. _ J ^ulightenin j. It cor^iposes <an ��� jfn^pired iri them lour, friend- ' individual - who is 1 generally fthip, uhdetrstandipg. and re- the -throat. In te[( vkward tc ecause hci is out of "ksi-f^ spect whilp thej feciprocated hjitional context- Ifj" he does w|it|h theiri. We thught them ji>t'"adjust, he may .[assume a; thfft we iare iniqiie as s.a 'llamboyance that rrfakes him; naiion. ''"listed Americanos? 'lie. subject of rir|icule.'. "In- they, wouljd ask. ."N*- Cana- -''or' countries theref.is noth- diienses!" we alvays answer- g 'more conspicuous than edl And nearly always they the.- ostenic.tious tourist strid-; returned a smile 'that -signi- iijig confidently arid j offensive- fi���jd - Less suspicion and through the mbdesty of! heiralded the be loverty. if dislike baing either understanding t ai "tourist!" or consaicuous for exist. L know tl oth disfv rbs %he j authentic be many of |Sltmcspherc that 'isjso esseh-i fojks who' wil .|tpal in' understanding and; member the '[feeling" ahv mii-ritrv nrt dipn��:i��s;" who filth clogs t4ie an autumn ''f<pg. no freshness!. : It ginning of an iat will long lat'tlgere will hese humble always re- two "Cana- . cojuntry or| .die.nses" who trudged through iovy,-also that lace. If one is to acquire the, their lives. I k ost intiiiate and accurate' thiese two "Can idienses11���-will iequaintajn re with a peoplej ne;vei ..'orget tht it ��� is' best'13 become, as d'eeplyj their countries, submerged in their envirpn-t. ent as,; possible with a minj WHAT'S TO fOLLOW of this first to: give the 1 1 "i"--���". ~-.\r\ *."��� "L"" 7" 'c>"i The intention imum of disruption to it. So,; instalment is adjusted,: Biscoveripg that.. I- r^ader an sinfiic|atiorl 6f what did" not prefer travelling \��- - ��� -. r . short dis a ice at aj great ex- rather going a lohr vith less expendii- pense bu ger way tiire while at th��6 feame tim4; more ' clpsely -4iea|:'hing the heart and Ipulse oi; the lives and . envinonment of the peoplie. The premise is quite is! to fellow in aifjd to act as a ike acquisition of information solely- for it's own: purpose is the heat of day ti\e air is sorretimes so deple- id of oxygeii that one finds oneself pant ng. The lung cancer .rate. 1 at; increased 85 per cent durilig the past 10 years. This is. one of the many predicaments of a sountry that boasts- tl|ie highest stan-j dard of living in the world. Bear this ei y in mind when you read abcut peasants living frugally on a barren and arid hill, living with ohly the barest of .material necessities. Think of t leir stick and thatched huts of only one They sleep fan dirt se people and room. floors and iook over open fires. But the air is clean and nature pure. An infinity of stars entertains each night: They awake to the freshness of (fnorning a id slowly :pursue the day's labours. Their minds are uncluttered with commercial arid political propaganda. Consider ani remember all this bi'fore you judge or envy or sympathize. ��� first return trip fh , , r_=__^S ; _.. -;- -~r- r- JUW UUM><witMMWUM>��MWW>��<UWMMW<MW������i����W����WAIUMMyi**AAA<*��W>��<��*<��W WHO'S SEEN OQLDIE? SmolCwhite, port sponiei dog,' t2 yrsviold. Lost in West Sechelt area. Please phone* Barb Higginson 885-9655. WW******'* IWiQIEK gr & Building Syppfiesltd. $UNSfc|lNE COAST HIGHWAY and PRATT ROAD 4 mile 4-4. of Sunnycrest Shopping Center it Your] Sermee E|/erything you rieed to build or Renovate your home OUR PRICES DEFINITELY THE LOWEST Welcome Your Enquiries��� Free Estimates We GYP futu re articles reminder that e wn iSoless. The vi lue of knowledge rests in it s ability to be sr>en in perspective 'and utilized. What, therefore, you discover about the various and elsewhere should be equated to thi; country and" to this: district or it has ^ub- igementary:lto7 understand a rc^ditions in ^atin America ���:Roman one jhrvust be a Roman. SET SOUTHWARD With no bookiijugs, plans, , commitments, objectives, time stantially lost, it's "value. ;limits or foresight I set south- ,. PeoP]e are .1 iqlmed.. to be- ward. iThe only cOncreteness "eve 1haf the United- States about-the venturi was my and Canada ar,? in possession English .comp^nionf, Mikie, a :. ��<f a standard of lhaag that is ride from Van;ouv^r to Mexi-, cpmrnendably high. Such njs. ccf City, and our \equipment tie true in mo:;t respects but that wad the barest of essen- "lot a'M- There are conditions tials. We-each carrfed a ruck- J^duoted by th ? mere process sa^k stuffed with sleeping ��f becoming 'civlljzed" that tens accompanied kerosene cook plete with a begs, a itent thati we hoped would b3. both water and in- sec*. ,prqjf, ran ^;ar, a tiny tng stove com- pot, water carj- ta'blets fpr wa a machete, our pafespor.ts; a^nd :^tahtia^;ponic^.^or i^ 3y chlorine ter purification, .' a^-e contrary"to the'eoncept of "civilization." 6 To? me the- State of California is aft excellent example of ttyis ironical twist in human evolution. California i; a . beautiful state of great variety' A sub- of iti. consist PECiM THIS WEEK OCK - PLYWOOD - ARBORITE Phone 886-2S08 Scry You Sawlt ln\'The Times' "���A smmsMam uppreeiute a Pair <��# these The New Cossack Boot ut Worm fleece lined.- Hi c reptile uppers. Stack heel., Practical -9nd_stylish 11.95 pair It will pay you to see cur selection of Slippers Exclusive styles from 2.98 to 5.95 Gibsons;, B.C. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER! first quality sheer Nylon Klose with every poir of style.shoes. fS-ifasons Family Shoes Phone 886-9833 CT? w !P" ��.:.- "�� Vf.n./ ���"���'-.���< ftA y-^^^^^i^^^x^m^^^m^^^m .',��- ���'^'.'-'.-,/'��� ���* ����������� ���*' * ��� *: Star of Bethelehem ���'.��"_.L �� -~��� Rev. J. B. Fergasson's 1163 (Jhdstmas message HOW FAR is*a "million million million miljien miles? They say the Star of Bethlehem which ^guided the Wise Men was millions of miles up in the sky. That isn't the important fact about the Star, however.-What is important is that the/star heraldeci the tiny mi, i*, ^m i Rov. J. B. Fergusson Baby���Jesus Christ, who-was end is the Saviour-"of the world. When Jesus -came to earth.?d' that we cculd know vrha't God is like, the revela-- tuin began in the humble surroundings, of a stable.--If we sre looking for .a Saviour at" Christmas we will" find Him in \hc love and wonder"of* the. Nativity. This is-.what Christmas is oil about' The--tinsel. the * lavish food. the".costly presents aren't the core of Christmas. The core of Christ- mas is. Christ. Lowell Atkinson recalls -a story that once upon a time preparations were being made for a giant feast. A great throng would, ba 'at thus festive4 occasion. When the preparations w.ere completed, everyone joined -for the feast. Suddenly someone saidt���-But where is the guest of hon-^ our?" In the bustle of all the' expensive preparations, ev-, erybofly had. forgotten,; to in- . vjte the guest of honour. The people; and the�� banquet were tlrere. but the guest of honour hadn't even Seen considered- In our crowded Christmas schedule, with ample preparations. ;wirh gift buying and. festivities., let us remember what Christmas is all about��� let us remember THE -Guest of Honourt Let us place the emphasis 'of our Christmas ^i-'i-'i&il t ii Vs. _ .- 7 - jomiuQUa TofessecC Unristmas ~ Mav-the joys cf Christmas ring out, feud and clear to warm veur heart anew. Dieter's TtV. and Hi-Fi Service^ GIBSONS oh the Babe of l&jthlehem. May the love of Gcd through Jesus Christ flood our festivities, our *" homes ~snd "our hearts this Christmas. Couple celebrate Golden anniversary MR.; AND Mrsr-S. Dawe Jwifi celebrate their golden "wedding anniversary on Sunday, December 29. J Mrs. Dawe was the first white child to corpe to ] Sechelt, arriving in April 1394-- aF five months of ."age. ;She left Sechelt to get married. "We" couldn't get. married" in" Sechelt in those days." I ihe says. They were - married < at AH Saints in Vancouver!"! ��� * i - They will hold an si home between the hours of 2:30; and 5 nr���the afternoon, and flt^S in the evening. f The Sechelt Peninsula Times, Wed.^Dee. 181 W6$ Pane 9 ���<���������^M III ��� lllll.lll. IIMII��������� || M^���1,| II | | M��� ���.������-!! !���������.��� f-, | I i^.m | I I ,���,��������� I.���itI��� ���������������^������- ��� ��� -- - - . ___. ^^^^ tmim Best wishes fof a day , 01edwtlihzppirist. " f Sechelt &tr j Service! Ltd. \PX>. Bo* 9*r^el4lr, B.C. | Tef��#ksaer |SS-*"50S - Do YourChristmas itigNow GOV'T INSPECTED &^?t0m^��M^^ OR OVER 10 LBS. TO 16 LBS. .= LB. Beady tq Eat %" Skinned - - ^^'���s.^yGs.-'-S Shank Portion LB. LB. ���if*' l- h ^j. tXA '*?*,������ i * *- -A Centre Cut- Ham Steaks Fruit Cocktail ? Hunts, * 5-or. 2 mm tins I Pariy-Crackers ^��Hw ;: 37 i-: ���.��*: ���x l-V Tomato Ju Nabob ��ancy, 20 o1 CI Cut Green BeansS ��/ Coffee Albert Butter i ��L Mt tins &LJF fit tins -S^F ~" ��� 57c Shortbread fingers McCormtcks, pkg _-���; Maple Leaf. ^l6Tor.l Local m J Fresh [Daily ��� ;^ tdltf 6 / l*\$$* Fresh [Daily _ Ritz Biscuits dor. Cheese Spread Stuffed OlivesX"^B- Frozen;Peas u'rd.. Ice Cream Christies, 8 or. pkg. 28c Soft Drinks Wood" vale White Rocli All Flavors 1 - Jsl for tj5*jl 7*^49c * Ur ����j$ - ~ \ \ pints 10,1^9' BRUSSfL SPROUTS McGAVIN'S LIGHT KOLIDAT Fresh lb. SWEEF POTATOES 1 lb. 12 or. 1.09 Phone 885-4416 - FREE DELIVERY MARKET -- SECHELT PRICES EFFECTIVE: DECEMBER 19th TO DECEMBER 24th {Inclusive) ���MS,^m.-!f,',|���myi^^���mmYJ^-!fM �� >~,:,.�� ^^ ^^^^-^ .*** iX SI Tl. HELT r. JENINSTJLA 35 id 77i<?_." r/ww /iMs Co/'/f ���tajji "7 ffH 0/ Ma/jy T/iJiX?^ vf-Shoes Wedijesday,| DeCemhcr 18, l��f63 - -" i ' I ,R 10 was qhe I fifteenth Celebration of and Human DECEN the. leciaratiqn of hitman rights upon svfrich the charier of the United Nationf, is basecj, it pledges ti >j'maintain pedce and seeuitity; to devjelop! friendly relations amoni* nations; tq- achieve'inteF- rCspect for dbms; and actions of tl %er "f nifty bef wrc hiil I sltgU 'miff he s aPty fiifil to s\iy what llbtjltevf-to b ) wrong promote, huthan rights, and fundamental free- ntonizing the national cooperation in economic, social,- cultfiral, ��* 1&' |1 1N\*>TEa5 of the usual Christmak, candy treat,! tdoth deca) bothfcechelt and (j}'bsons PT4"s are showing; Sound teetji o be a Center for harr lie nations in the attainment of these common ent ;s. - And th 2 best place to start is atl home him balance. ��-'! .. i ���;. - .':.:' .>r ,lr jl good Senjse by treating Walt'Dis iey frlm. Eaci year the sctopl board [spends a isut-j stantial s int-of money on a dental program to re-i pair cavities in the "teeth of elementary school! children' vitile in the past school-sponsored organizations '4 ivje��each ohildteJbag of bandies ai Christ mas. ,"'.: j' ���; . \. ; This -not only encourages a direct attack on! ihe .enanjel .of the teeth, it also predisposes toi the school children to a plos-its deriv< d from the food we eat. cjarbohydrat OtllR sympathies go put to the young mother ��� whose seven weejk ojld infant died duje to suffocation.* This should alert all nothers to the idanger cf using plastic materials around jbivbiesj ahd small children. In 1 his ease, a plast-lc pillow a crib mattress cover ���r- av-pbrfectly Icje ipn to keep a crib: mattress dify and san(taryt as.. sol __ .Itplllld appear to be a'm^ich hiore efficient cbverj 'h^than one that slips out of plice.'jThe ^heei |;6yejring thei, plastic ��s3ipped hsidz asl the ibabi cned h s head back alnd forth, and his face|"wa^ efliel Plastkf rignt.- OHN ATKIN hMina tion r pakjes Jobs (ithelstip Record) f AUTOIMJATIC|N! that spe|-'tor of. unemployment is not always a-1). if is accused .of beinl. by upsettilng the calc are maintained by goo< 1 calcium de Concentrated ss,.i candks in this casi, trigger the secretion of strongly alkaline invertir g ejjzyrnes to b|reak them dopvn so they can be assinulatjed by tjie body. These enzymes; also torn t���alchemical cbmbinatior wjith the calcium .and render j it Insoluble so i cannot*- be ukdd, and it is eliminated, upsetting the body's calcium balaijc: i Congratulations to the PTA's for their com- njion sense approach to Christmas., ,-Y ih dired Co itact with the plastic. Ea :h breath he tried to t'ak': siiicked, the plastic cover up into his rjostrils and tjhroat.. It was only a matter of seconds. j Let this be a warning. Removi ail plastic slip) was used! pateriats" fi om the reach of child^enl young and eld. Even t fe plastic covers"'on garments hanging i ti clothes c upboards present a "hrdardl Suppose a child playirg hide-and-seek becanie entangled in one of these non-porolis garment bags? It takes Pnly a few seconds to snuff out a life tip's way, I Let's rot. repeat this tragedy .1 Mom-bej's of pie House Appro- pria-'tionp comniirtes receive'J a fii-st-hand ��� lessqt; in auto mation'i advantages whei they h^ard reprcsenCafives cf the Internal Rover ue Service justify ja request for an addi tional 2L999 (bmployees on the ground that iautom ited record handling mape them neces- sai-y... ;s \ It appieared, after somewhiit bewildered questioning by the lawmakeiTJ. [that automate tj record - centetis we re proyili & so efficient they \.*ere' biunji\; ing to light a greutly expanded number of income^ t-gx\ returns jwjith quest ionah&l'^}i- tries. An augmenttid iodreeX&t agente^was required to|��heqK- out' these1 adpitioral returns. Proponents -M automation have beer| sajylng thatc| ^��nj^ process ��� or- technique , which accomplishes an erd faster Or cheaper.'than its ])rede)cessor. is boun4 to crea;e jobs by opening up nt-w narketg. To Minute Messages sknl by Mis-. II. K. Campbell 1-IARS ago the Prophet Isaiah ooked !lWw ai d to the eomihg 'of/IOne \<?ho wouUl bring light to "the. rttsoplii that walked in .Jaknc^s, This light did como i/i Ihe hrrlh erf Jesus. When .: : us \m.t|s -lj.orn,- people were I sliinlblipj! in darkness of lurwertainly about C��o<l and the despair of their own sins. Into thii- darkness Jesus came, as "lite Lighl :of the world", re- veiiling by H.is words and deeds whit God \vas like. ������'Ho. that" hath seen rrie, hath seen the Father." God had come to earth in i form that they could understand., j Jesus is the Light wh ch gi\jes men life, just ai ihe sun givds life to vegetation, so our lives are irradjated with the Light of the Presence of ���Jesus Christ,1 ; DAYj'S technologicjal advartces coupled; witljt natures'^bundanfb have produced a sdturar tidn:wh.:Teby tmr tables, at Christmas' will be gnfeed with.plenty. But siirfeit jio^s no|t make for happiness; on u^iecontrary the happiest thokevvho have learned 1,3 give' and to Giv ing and sharing] are not o necessarily limited HAVI? you heard the trijie stoiy j:he B.C. Automobile Association tells aDOUt the motorist, whofcdt 8150,000 to try tp win 4 <^ents? Theodd^: 3,75a;&f0tbl! \ ii I L ' ��� *��� ' THife man was-a friendly felfow who had a nice wile and three fine occasions rdund of goll' side. Hej never lost mo^e.than Si persoi who people arc share. eitV tjo material things. Life itseilf is comprised of two prime imp ilses���-the -search, for beaut>| and the be sure, i(rt order tial advantage to there mu$t! he a cost, and! pxpimsh a prime Wrgel fo reduction '��� p|rogi\am . Automation Ms the goat, by 1 many -hide the real causes of unemployment. ��Whatl part has in fiation anid tlhe itO- for ^eTcample,' the mabi.Uty sumers to affordl t'ot'ninodities they ml&Kt Others nse have purchased? Ahd nearly every- or the ini- be gained, oworing pf e labbr is - jafty .cost been made who would Reflection I belieW ;in Santa Claus By Marilyn Boser I BV. whatever name he is.called throughout ; the ��� world���Santa Claus, Kriss Kringle, or Saint Nicholas���this short, fat, red bundle of jollity has" given joy 10 thousands of children���at rhripmia.stimc. According, to radhion, every Christmas Eve >3nta Clans Iravels_acroSs the : ky in a sleigh pulled by eight flying reindeer, and leaves a gift for every child in the land. To my way ofhhinking, this is a f ne belief to foster in a young child's mind; Christmas, as welf at being a spiritual holiday, ;is also a gay,; happy celebration arid 5>aota Claus is ihe heart and : sold of. this gaiety. Thus, ^a yobng child; who does not live cent dollar,! an 'adult wa^y of life is entitled ctyn nibuted to] to enjoy fantasy and Sania of; fhany con- \ ClaUs inJiis^eariy youth.,. Mom of us w^uldn'i deny that there is a real spirit to;. Christ^ Escape of lbnejliness. Look about you blfore you ; one sechns to| b^ in" general j*1138- l>oih 7rk|igious and gay, ��iit down 4 vbur> Yulettde feast. Is therfe a lone affrecmeht-thait high taxation and for the ^youngster's who h- 1S druSging the economy and don't graspi the spiritual side childlrerj. He liked an with 4 sjnall ]bet on the" . certainly didn't ait.the part of d'p'ersoh -jvho would risk $ 150,0^ ) for 4 cents. Bt t he die ,'U -i ;-_* ] - It happened ��/hile he wa; driving to work one day He. was late and hurylng. The traffijc light \Va4 -.alntber ���.,.. .he. aced it, ajnd lost ���-.".;. to,|a truck.! . \ ������'��� ��� . ! -'.^ J '--' 7. .-'!. , j ' Th' it's- where the lo lg odds came in. He| carried $2-l5Q> an hour ��� $4000 a yekr. TJiat njiinu^e he gjamt led at-the ambej^ light was worth 4j cents of his pay. But at agel!35, hej cpuld reasonabljy expelctltp-work another 3X0 yeaijs beforexethjiiig^t | 65. fhi:/"amount he \Vould jearn \VJould tot^I | '- ^ :\ ' :'r"t- ' '������ ��� ��� '"' ' J- !' The �� 'umbMand Ch)rh tfma&Tree "By Jake Bell ..'���TvfraSyjiist at. twtlightl arrived tieiie,, - ' '.; 5^At the new Christmas-tree in 3u- village square. ,On th^-symbol of love and beaut/, so ifare, As Tstodapd'watched!in the (00livening air, Soft' twi rling shovvfiakes fell JiiC k praVer. ^ -: :"* A'" ..'��� " -" - --. . " -;- -7 Transfo'ming beauty into sp eh dor_and -grace, With(lighfs shining through siher films of lace. I thpuglt at the, inoment of a ch Id's gentle face, ,.ftow thair eyes v^sth delight set Amotion japaee In the wprst of p$r kind���rfuli o^ grftilt ar|d disgrace. prUonesomi: individual whos^ day you cou|d brig ten by an iavitationto shard your] table ���apd your friendship? "���- .'. ." | $���150,000. " , ' ' ��� j7. Motorists like^this man, we'll just call\ him Joe, risk a lifetime every day in order to gain a tjew second 5. No one sits,down at a card'gamel and Ijijattles thefe terrific odds, but mariythousands do ii every da 7 when they sit down behind th& vv^ieel ipf theirautamobile. I It is rally worth it? S15|),000 or more fof 4 Cents... 3J750,000-to-i odds? ; . ^holding up the j employment. \ j Regrettable \ > to seo 'thft^colorfu: repiaced^by mm shops and assem^> "-[yet, Santa faaus exemplifies ) Christmas. ;..H$ affords them w,^' excitement, colour," and a dash ^SSSei0^ unrealily;. He broadens their lines, who | '^^'nat'ons and .heightens their can djeny that nffire yObs ttnd ; appreciation of this holiday. To :<tgtS!���^��!S'SS��,St������,�����,Sa,^^BSl5^*S2g^��,S^'S��^ S greater consumer were the results* is not the culprit troubles.** but it ia less scapegoat fo_r _ thoW prefer not to plac^ where it belong / ^ Trust everybody; the cards. ���I - satisfaction; those who might argue that AuWatton fantasy is harmful and may pre- nomic 1 sr^���* j vent a child;from distinguishing ' who i the I' !�����' M If tf W Sf I 4f 51" sf trf u a' H H if easons Greetings Again the Festive time draws near, ��Fpr Holiday and Christmas Cheerj i ��� So many things we'd like to say', 1 . ���* And wjth good wishesi speed your'way. ��� ��� . ���'' - ��� ** "- I ;- \We*wish you da]j's of undimmed joy, ' ��� , V And gladsome hburs without alloy, - ���' ��� 1 And Jiappy gatherings of families true With many friends^���both old and new.. To these we'd also have you add, The many things whi<,th make you glad, ~ There's Freedom of ISVorship, and bells that ring The 'taken-for-grantjdd', and thobeautiful thing. Then mayyoujjiause, and think awhile, ��� �� Ofallthe blessings* without guiler With which yo|r year has been much bless Like Trust, Fakh, Love and Happiness. reality from fancy. 1 say that as blame'ne grows older, his common - , sense will change his avid bc- - j lief in Santa Claus to an appre- but ciit���! cation for this fat, joffy soul {who provides so much pleasure for the younger generation. \ However, there is an ever- increasing .drawback to the Christmas season that changes its real value This eelebration is a joyful one. honouring arid J|j celebrpting jhe birth of Christ. "? i our Saviour. Thus, it is fundamentally religious. But ��� today. Christmas seems more material than spiritual, and many gifts (from Santa Claus) seem the . order of the; day. 1 believe thiit if Santa moderates gift-giving- and emphasizes the spiritual side of Christmas, we will have achieved the true spirit of this festive season. ft n' 3 ���a ���A fi ft *.��� a ���*!��� ft ft �� ft i% <��'��� I a *��� �� Sechelt PEN*NSULA^����eA Published Wednesdays at Sechelt on B.G's Sunshine Coast ���������{ b* Sechelt Penmsuja Times Ltd. Box 381j- Sechelt. B.C. Serving the urea from Port Mellon to F.gmont (Howe Saiitul tirjervis Inlet) Joan bonley. Editor S. Ii. A Isgitrcli, Publisher Subscripticfn Rates: . (in advance) 1 Year, $5 - 5 Years, $9 ��� ' 3 Years 513 , .i...���piuii| .-Sh..^ ;������������ , ���u.'i.lJSJUiS.'���:."J1..'-K.-. JM ���l.�� THif ' "\ Shower held for bride-elect A MfSCELU'i.NEOUg'^hotver held in honor 7 of Keien Hanna. whose marriage to Garry Butler will take place ^December 2istr_iKas; given by . Mrs. Robert ALsitgsr." The_Kos- tess presented the bride-elect with a- beautiful j carnation corsaee. Th- s: it-rilled basket and bride-elert's -chair were decorated in wake and" pink pom poms. A -heart-shaped cake was "beautifully decorated-by Mrs. Fred Feeney. " There wsre 15 close friends present, including tiie bride- eTc-et's mother. Mrs, W; T. Hanna, her aunt, Edna West and her sister Mrs. A. Klein; Mrs. E. L. Butler and the tatter's daughter Sharon McKay. Terry Hanna assisted her sister opening the' many useful gifts. Refreshments were . - served by. Mrs. R. Alsager and Mrs. J. Skellei. ably" assisted by Karen, and���Ginny' Alsager. . -. . . The Sechelt PeninsulaTimes,, Wcd.t Dec. 18, 1963 Pcge II The beatnik is rapidly going the way of the-buffalo, to which he bears a strong resemblance. . 1*KJ .-<&* T*X?e Sechelt, B.C., about 1900 . By Phyllis M. Hodgson . . . "Autumn Leaves" ideal | present for Christmas .] THIS is one- of a collection of articles from Phyllis (vK. -Hodgson's recently-published booklet, Autumn Leaves. Written in retirement, this booklet contains a vcrfety ;faf articles, many of"the B.C.. coast, and makes a delightful Christmas present. The.following is on excerpt:. _ 1 i .Mrs. Binns speaks io .Gibsons PTA "WE are living in fari ern'.o- -sion of fcscw'edse.^'ssid I��lrs. G- Binns. president cf the -~*-v.-- *. tu*�����&.iun .*^,.t.n ^^?-^^��� "ing. at CiC- Gibsons eIerr-��rr.Tiry PTA; She ^briefly _ outlined how., from small be^n;ng.s during "vTerld V/ar I. PTA's. members'* workisg as aiis tc scnoois. - p - Mrs. Binns touched ' Tchtlv -a: U.3.C..-the scfao-ols <I home - education" fostc-red by" FT A��� or. some of the pru'^reii in economics and music, decrees "in. .library and :a .collect vi education. TThey arc- r.ow workiag-- on a faculty o�� dentistry. " -':���.' On the elementary. scene they have worked to have grade seven held at the elementary ^ level.- and. -to have kindergartens established as part of the school system. They have also pushed fc-r safety - programs: and " reme- 2 ^ C^C- ^C��s~f��T���.: i enerauv .aev ���<"*"* J0m FIVE CHIEFS WITH , vision X: v " Following the - blacktop for twenty miles from the Ferry terminus at Langdale," B.C. and you arrive at the progressive little village of Sechelt - on the Seehek Peninsula, just forty miles from Vancouver; .Once, a sleepy little tourist attraction, Sechelt recently gained" the status of a vil- _-lage ��� a fast growing prosperous- village ^��� with men of vision at the helm. * - *Large modern stores and" offices have replaced the small wooden buildings. Gracious .homes.-stand- amid landscaped gardens, and the once narrow trails with .the ox- " drawn carts have green way to wide roads and" long automobiles. The- years - have brought many changes^but- the beautiful Catholic church- ��� Our ���; Lady of the Lourdes ��� still stands a stately landmark on Sechelfs waterfront, overlooking the Strait of~ Georgia. Our Lady of the Lourdes is a large and beautiful church with a unique history. Before the turn of the century, the spective chiefs: Chief Johnny. Chief Julius,* Chief Alexis. Chief - Captain Charley and Chief Torn journeyed to New Westminster. There, they discussed with the priests aKd trie .Catholic Mission the pOs^ sfbility of building a. church. . Sechelt-- was elected the -, spot and" in 1890 "The church. was built 'oa tSe Indian Re- serve there, A big'white four"- towered building, dominating - the landscape for miles, with7 the tribes travelling great distances by canoe to worship at their new-church. - j -In ; 1906. the _ whole community was saddened when fire destroyed the churcrt but with, faith and courage and strong hearts, the Indians lost no time "in ljullding anotfeer. They donated the lumber used in re-building, they also donated a - generous; portion of their earrings from the fishing and logging industry. The - Indian^ women worked with the same enthusiasm; as_ the; women of today; Tbey-'cut lumber. They fished and they dug tor clams with tiny two speared forks. These deiicac .dial . are -working to have tie ily allowance extended to- 18 years if the child remains _ in -school.. ~ -_- ���PTA . "supports, the' " high * -sch-ool conference a: U3C ar.d have" established schokir- . home economics. lr-*j^ * lv ���-i=- ��--v,w -7-f" t- r , f f ���snips ii child. welfare 'arid for. the native Indian. They are also interested in more ar.d better school libraries, ' 'Mrs. Binns. felt PTA is -an excellent place, to keep informed of the changes in education ar.d why these changes are necessarv. *��� L " ).. " * ' ^ i ' -. - - "I j -: - MAY THIS HCvi SEASCM ER1KG TOYOU-ALL- BL��*s*SlKGS pFiTRUE '���]- KAFPiNgsi;-"- - ��� i ' "-" ^_ ir-^ ;* " ' " ."I . - "'"^ I ' ;* Gurinar janjd Mkril yn Wizard1 7 I"" SECHELjT p- 0*\M U '" ���*[ ���-"f'T A' *xM: ;��� '*-���& ���*;������ ��� "*il ,.'.'. :# '���--ry. $h 1.-1". ��� :# ' -.�����': t ���*: USE S TIMES Ct-ASSIFIED *rT"nrrrrrrrj'rnfnfnnnrjinfr..nri.rrrrni *" m~~ r" "TT' " J*jirj" " ��� -"* For III Your Insurance Meeds AUTO - FIRE - DOMESTIC BUSINESS - COMMERCIAL Discuss yctir requirements with^Chcdes Gct^rcc'e^ - " * " (20 yrs. experience} _ - j ;'. Charles English Ltd. ^i"e [ Sunnycrest Shopping Centre - \ , - !Gfc<cns Phone 1886-2431; ResJ886-2785 | t- - ��- Indian populatioh along this^' ies, along with more substan- . . jJlnclaworldol Joy to you and yours. "PENINSULA r HOTEL Mike and Staff. NEW YEARS EVE SMORGASBORD DECEMBER 3t tugged coastline- of British Columbia, was vastly scat- Jtered.T-Covering. the territory from the far end .of Jer\'is Inlet ,���-some forty-five miles from Sechelt -^- clear Ttown to Porpoise Bay" This scattered area - combined with the terrain of -the country made it a difficult task to bring the gospel, to the Indians. In a small armada- of boats, the priests would attempt to tial fare, they fed to the hun- ,gry workers. \ -J ' ; "The Church today, stands an impressive landmark.: tall and" white. - glistening h% (the sun ��� "only the- architecture- differing a little from: the'original. ". ." | - ' -'--All who visit Gur^Es.dy of the Lootdes.. leave with a profound feeling of reverence ~ and perhaps -a thankful heart * to those five chiels of ksng cover the entire area." but this was a long and tedious job. _af��* . "7 * . " ). The only solution to their - . \- | SScTat Teenti ^iof dinettes entertain It is here where five Indian Chiefs played an important .role in Church history"^ Braves from Jervis Inlet. Deserted Bay, Bucaneer Bay, Pender Harbour ahd Porpoise Bay",, together w-ith their re- DO IT "BETTERTVVITH If it's electrical come to us for expert workmanship . . . - ^ ���A-COMMERCIAL ���INDUSTRIAL "��� RESIDENTIAL -, APPLIANCES ��� ELECTRIC HEATING P&1 ELECTRIC^ i/TB.. ~ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phone 885-2062 Sechelt- lunettes entertained* six guests at their Chris't%��� mas. dinner, meeting {last week." They, were- most | appreciative of Edie Laidlkw's fine dinner, beautiful table" decorations and cheerful; at-, - trrosphere. - After dinner ga?aes were--played. i>ngs sung and gift exchanged] - Money earned by the3Cin-- e'!tes for catering at -thejposT and Gun Club banquet" went toward the. Kinett'e hospital fund. "} ^#*Y -��� -U' c-**-> -- iHafigoli fe'^ ���-������A*v ***15 i " f Ul " *�� *-*7 'X;i 'i'V. , ������- 9i i <iJ-<i i-tV, ?* "; ' ������? '^ .; �� -!\v ?;��� 7*- *��� i^' ���* 5 ,'* ::,��� j. i ;i!i' ..1? '.'sj AH joys that you desire, ~ ait blessings that God may Ijeslow, ; *we pray will be yours this Christinas, -; STAFF- end MANAGEMENT THRIFTEE :STOE?S Gibsons, B^�� 7 I vk ^:*> v .*- .t.i 7 V , ' ;-. ���',u ; *<?* ���iff ���r< i ;** . : * ! i-I '.' V. > ���-������'". ~x;> -.7 ^xg<ie^ec!g^'gg^^gg��^!gt^gg^xgc��ggg?s^c^cg^egicgg?gcT^ v 5 Cr w 5 ��� i< OF */ y u & & We would like to take this opportunity to thank? our customers .ih the area for their 7patronage during diis, our first^ year of operation, and to extend cotnpliments of the season] to all 4 4 SUPERIOR WEEBMG | CO. Phone 885-9680; j Box 414, Sechelt t.sJai^sajts.aT.avaja-^.aj.sAS.'i -rl f^.1141 H-ii.WI.,1 g.,.1111. V .lLU ������.,.�� 1,^11111,1, ii<ii �����! _���! ^ ,_ ^^^7^vW^^-:-**"*^'1-^-;~V"*"*^��'.t** '-������������i'VW.s.' "'i;*H-i*r?>-'-.vw,'4 "-.->-*,.-; �����*.��>- ��� Page] 12 The Sech<ilt Peninsula! Times, >yed!4 E>ec. t\ to df thei sto ly hac and interest? jig | Gibsons ysi43-27; seat the Senior Defter condition. last moment s. JElphin-' le broke Pender's cateful plotted zoneV d< fe -ise j with sonpe superb, long the stands ih ntjer-high domes ord pfdvirig wdrtHwRile X^f{ can We do?-Friendless shotsi that a I cbjiitstant ' upjjoar. Gary- HelnHerl.; and Sai tdj' Hately were htigh1 scorers for Pender. :. A -jeeturn mach was pTayed December 4 "-t.Pender. ":"��� :...-���".- ,,,.-. !Jjhere, are. -enough juniors no-1,7 to, fbrm .the 'j raiicleus qf: a ; earn.' They, tod. tyste de- ���fejujd ,by" Elphinst<j>ne��: but not wituout a gopl contest. j Th :re were some'Ureaf indi- I vicual efforts, which, tmfor- ! tur ately, do not hep i.ia, team j> toe much. These i youngsters' cai bear watching. , } 'riendly rivalr]* between Peider and Elphirlstone created good spirit at both schools. Thi bus trips are. j bedlams of noise and various 7activities. Adults may well wonder how yo mgsters can worjk; all. day in school, driye, forty 'miles, pk y ��� a heated game, and return to dance at'Madeira Hall to the tune 'of7 Evan Kemp^ Trie spirit of the j pibnejers is net dead. Dear Bessie: .My. ghtl friend and I goto different sehqbis., When we attend outside school activities we, are always , together. We- go ijwith other _girls but we just seem to drift j away from thum. When - w|e go to, dancqs or parties, (we just, can't .mingle. Either the girls can't really dance or they dance' in a different 'way. Eveix in bur schools we '��� don't have ���! other ��� special friends. We- both are sbeiable, but w<^ can't stem to make the first movi.to get to, know other girls betfejj-. The......ki'ds are beginning Xi�� think we ' are anti-social. posted Pender ahd proceeced (Gibson$ had the aclvantc ge Pejhder ted at half tirrje, but Willed ^Elbhin-' ������:���[���������rl^-i rr become discouraged, jivith the school name,7 Sttkinaiv, wh ch rrieans s^Enon- in an attempt. to' change toi a : morfe aggressive name, the' eounkil int:o- ducedh-the idea 'of ani- eleph; mt emblem,'with Pender Pachyderms; or thejerestsj "he-.mpt- td-was-'tb be "Stomp ��� 'em'' After much spirited jdeb 2e from bplh sides, a! ybte vfas taken - among the . ��en ? of - the f week ONE of the most surprised heard for J long-time at Pen- boys on the Peninsua was der High. , Bill Edgett when he \vas elec- Bill is on university prated President of the Pender gram and plans to enter ed.t- Harbour Students' Council cation. He Juiors-sonie private this September, l "Why," reminisces ��ill, "I didn't know twenty students by* name." Bil) came to Pender with a fine sports record from Vancouver. The climax of his life to date vfas the day he played in- a jbantam league exhibition'- garpje at a LiQns' intermission ��� [that is, . before this student council election, .! students in French now.7 land aids his parents in their oyster i business.- He played soccer in .-season, is oh i the basketball team, and takes an active ,part in ��� all. school- affairs. We will all be seeing and hearing���more of -tbis young Pender Harbourite;' Vlany ( students, at Bender fey in friends thins SAKINAW ufonj' hands dovm. alone iiUa corner you'll ioon Now spire deep; plots are -lfe-., fnd that \he grls wdn.'tj tliink ihg71aid as tc^ jhbw; to make of you as anti-soeial top ^on- 1 the king of |ish appear more eeited���they just won'tj t-iiink aggressive to comfpqte wfth of you ajt all. COUG'ARS. 7 Kids; Dear Friendless ��� Ohes: Don't be anti-social! The rest of the girls arerighll in thinking of you as anti-sobial or conctited. If" these ijirls can't darce, why not helpj bj' te'aching them? If they ds^ice difJecently from yofcti why |not ���learn their way and te^ich theiil y4uis? This apprc^ch ac- vay of applies.to the rest of your, tivities,a; well. The only > ,4��^"lncre;ise - your circle. s" by giving sohne- ���hi .yourself. If the "ft wo stiiaerts of youko running off to chat" fun^s and oth;r w Reader's Eighe Letters to the The Fun carnival sponsor ed by? the Students? Courcil was held at, the Gohimunity Hall at Madeira; Park! on Njv. 29. Students| xyho ijiade an outstanding [ cointrthtition to the ^success of! this ���. even ng weret 4' Gary Selmpr,; Janice,.Noijth rtipr-iJOna ;DUncan, 'Shir ley phmstone school.. Editor Haddock Ca;colyn| Gou Dale.. Ciimeijbn,! June Came> ron, , Site ; Ddnnely, . Gl<r.ia Duncarri, Dietta Bfeale, ��� j M- rritf. Saviolaineni Steve -Di di- luke, Cindy 'Wfhite, Bill Sd- gett,; .Carol 7 FeruiJ Mari lyn Gaifdiner, poroth^ Gov gh, Georgina Ibsy, Art Joss, **> or- ma. Jos's, Bonnie-Ii'ee, Breida / Lee, Syd TLee, Vickjf -Lee, 1 >on Lots of spirit Editor,- The Times Sir���tin your latest edi of the; "Sechelt Times," there was an ar on the teeq page about Keith Griffith, iFraiik Ander- "*" " "v^w' ^"^ *n ^' ?S Hu^JkJ��%hI?r' Recently, ,1 attended ly, Lmda , Hately, Shipley h^ih^i' ^me -jfid Sh�� ��� \v\tYi many others, caih jtion Peiiinlsula Lidle the El- a long i home) with no voice. You <otijdn't hear] yourself think : Or j the ^cheering. l)lats .off to ! the ^chderleaderg w|ioi led I he rest of the stuidehtsj Doi *t you thinkN Elphie hjas rjegifined school spirit, again? "RiR.i Gibsons- V , X MeLeod,; ^ev Nfek_ Ralph HOUSe $laiidfH^S Philips,: Mary Reid, Pat Bla- dey, Lijndb i Wrandck, 'jshef' Webb, Roddy Webb, 7 Hbwie White, ajnd Neil Wmttakef change moupxL* Ail;the staff iwerei therej busjest of whom wt Flemings bu^yj mhkinf ge-- tma;7 gatheiiiig. Thanks7to tljie ]immense g(|ne- a of rosily "of the cornknunity sum in the -neighborhood throe hundred dollars'-r.'iv'as collected for student activities The School Christmas (fart ce was hold on Fifiday, ;>ec 13 It was chaperoned by ]|" Whittakor, |Mr. j Cross,, Mi-rf, Fleming.' .Several- cuts dri��ppe<i in. ]ri"hc fisj SPORTS "Afternoon-.; orl . cember- 9 |. changed J House s-(landings abound Novm t%yo (Tomahlwks) i with 135 points hou (Warriors) m seejnd v. points, house one (T. birds) i$ third wi|th 105 and house three; (Cpu fourth with 9(3 .joints, . Bills feels that! a ��� students' oouhcil has a definite purpose to supply the school ' with some coming event} Around this coming event the] council should introduce * nkw ideas and try' to promote {original thinking from the jstudent body. The council should try to improve- the school's, appearance, and to buy[ equip- ' ment over and abolve the Board, allotment. He! joints out that records show that the Pender 'HaWbour Cou inl have ftpfent over $1,000 a year on uniforms, awards,. edtifo*atiohal trips, donations to schjolarship ){-thwhile activities. Above Xhi; money aspect. Bill thinks th'j? Coun cil has to provide thje backbone for : school afi a|irs and to assist -in regulating them. K.sked how the students at Pender stack up against others he has known. Bill stated that the sciool has really got behind this year's council. This , support will make, a successful icoiincil. The weekly assemblies criticize and guide thr council leaving the Council tjhe task of "^pi-oviding for the needs and wants - of the Students Thus- the cfld cry o:'-t lack Ol communication has n|ot beer DISEASE IS EXPENSE ; It is estimated that approximately 2 -billion dollars; are lost each year in Canada and the United; Slates bdcausC ol plant diseases-; ; Merry Christmas I ai^d " X Happy New Year to our friends ond neighbours from members of St. Hildo'i ^Arigtican Church, Sechelt. XV ' . ���, In lieu of sending- Christmas cards, the; _ f,Qljowing,. members ore making a! donation to; St. Hilda's Men-tonal Fund: fAr. and Mrs. S. Patrick I , Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Blltingiley Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Browning Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Maek'in Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Billingsloy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson Mri S. C. Redman Mr. and Mrs. J. Redman Mr. and Mrs. S. Dawe 7 Mr. and "Mrs. F. FrenchIj Mr. and Mrs. E. Montgomery USE ��� TIMES CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK RESULTS a?S��"eS!��'SSE'Se��^"Cffl(3-'S! class -hud produced a-t&lrty i��zzz��z~&z~$^, foot tree, that beautiful jyimnus fairyland Bl0w. It| %Vas_a rjiosl sues^ssful evening, concert thii' year, ins eM; at assembly im I|)��Hiem>eiI 19 each class wili- Out on a-; /Sxs. or song. I and School dtsmissbs on Dtjcem- >ar- ber 20 i' ani 1 cpmes' l as t - on ting JimuaryX)- There ,.w ill be . no CHRISTMABj GREETINGSJ TO AJ.L OUR RRIEWDSi . I-* i*i Art and Mary Redrfton ' Orv and EvcMoscrip Som and Add Dawe Gunnar and I'hocba Hanson and Sandra - Louis Hansen Al and Rosa Swan ond Jam ly , Vern and Ann RJehter |d and Celia Mcssner Dave and NcitalJom eson and family" *�� fi ��. E,,"c ��n*1 Ino.Grjate ond girls ?o^ a'' Fronk Ond Hoftifet Niwton De- Il^ouse first e ith $ ��� % *# ii & I if 129 iur|der- p'c lints, s) tis sc i w i and fairnily Cliff and Peggy Con|npr and Mary Bud and Shirley! Feajnley and girls ! y Sfrrtas || Louis and Pauline ;B<jnr��crv M . Niels and Fay Hansen ^ %i In lieu of Christrros jcdirds we I, :$l pave sent.donofionjs 1 to St. | Mary's Hospital Memorial tx. ���'��� ��������������.;.[ MAV CHRISTMAS GLOW WITH JOY FOWEVmomt, Gi ibsoVis, B. 11 * ^�� ^, The Sechelt Peninsula Times, V/edi, Dec 18, 1963 Page U ���,'"���- Thank to all of you, ~~ our many loyal friends^and customers, tor your wonderful patronage. LADIES' WEAR H&p- - Christmas Gifts -Adorn her ,at Chrismas - -'-. with the - ��� ' .,- smartest gifts that ever -,"__..- went under d tree. See lis- for a fashionwise :. ; array of styles, - smart, dressy and dramatic. Coats - Carcoats - Dresses Skirts"- Blouses*Cardigans Pull^Overs -Housecoats Lingerie - Leather Handbags and Millinery ���V Ladies' wear is our mm -^ only* business LADIES' WEAR SECHELT. .GH&SQNS Phone L 7 ^frorje 8S6-2fi"09 V 885-2002 FOR THE HOLIDAYS^ - * - i I 4 1* i. ".;���* :..-'f ��� ������������:��� ��� m * ti t i V ��� f r t t ��� 1 ��� 1 *���.��� ��� !������.��� ��* . ** t- ,\ "!S'��5PC**^^C����T������<'C��^��^*��^<��<5C��<'CtX<<<��1e^'<��������^*C��K����^^ Let flowers say "Merry Christmas'* for youj. I - as gifts .. ."and in your own hornet We have all the traditional Yuletide favorites . . . and many attractive new arrangements.-Come, see, select! Place your "orders . J early aSid avoid disappointment, . TABLE CENTRES PLANTERS i POINSETTAS CHRISTMAS. GREENS CERAMIC VASES CUT FLOWERS _ FLOWER SHOP Phone 885-4455 j i fs . ���jMoke it the Merriest' ���~ - Christmas . ' o gift that keeps. 7 . - _ on .giving every day of .the year! tt \.�� iifj'. Ploying Santa, Play it Smart !r, . With one of the fine gift ,tem5.7 now -on" dapicy. Choose NOW - while itocfcs" ere complete.. PSs��� Here are i��tt a few Hems yogTI find around the store to please everyone on year Uit% TOYS��� C1FTWARE LUGGAGE -., SMALL APPUAMtESf^ X_. RECORD PLAYERS -- . STEREO SETS TRANSISTORS ' ._ from just $19.00 _^ Generous Trade-in nam * available on yosr present T.V. -- ei��E MIS ... HBOiOSE WITH YOUR Went to. put your men in "seventh heaven" Xhrist^Qs^ Help fa'm to lockjhls very"besr ; " with c gi ft m-Wecr from our stunning selection. +- Nothing else you can give will| get so tide to man! ��� McGregor Socles ���# Forsyth Shirts f * Luigi Shirts '[ *7 Aero Slacks " j *l Currie Belts 7? 'X ���V S Sc l-3 it" ��� wBtisk SqIgs ond Sg^vicq 1 nnFPHA ISSP1R i sEa*f-^ I p Phone HUS85-9713 ^ -_ 1 "RICII-- MJ HfiflK f: 88S-9$3(| x . " i ���:��� . ~ . " * " * I - "= i ~ i -" ~'-~ - - '���- ' ��� " *=* ' ~ I - _ --���:��' ��� * - si - i " " . . m* Where's the SATURDAY! aftel ^,15 Bill Ranking helt Volunteer de, noticed smo' .. ��� ise. corner' of |\Browiling- Ropa;!,and Hi'g'hwaF No. .101. feytestdgating, c niterioi- a mass] ,',-h 'k*& ...ijoip.e of balding. . ;ie .telepboncM Se <4 '- th fr^m''Wilson Creeiv, they" in peti tu<n notified the Eire: Brigade. r the ; - - - ���, b-"ij "*ir6|Chi'ci Parish and Captj ' se'x'.f T fo M be V7'1 Gory went out, buf ���Jind ..the , hoh'se complete' iinolished., The en unoccupied foi \ pile JShovV me a mar _\vho dojes turn around t< look a jtty girl���Kind Tl man out walkin 'ed e'-r.s&i- 'X^��mm xm*%m tire It-noon at obe of the Fire Bri- e ..from a :/ ROBERT^ GREEK NEWS THE regular mphthly me ', munity Association r .ting of the Roberts Ci^eR Las held on Wednesd he ���found :|*of flames, .saving the. he RCMP December 11 th qt the Community Hall. iThe seoretafry reported that-cards.of thanks ha Com. Community Renter PogeJ4 The Sechelt Peninsula "Times, Wed., Dec. j18> 1963^ received from three persons to -whomLg^ell ca .been. stmt. A lejtfer-from the % /"" you evening, holds Yule party ijp been rds had X / Mexico,, City :is J ntinuously occun: y in North America. as a capital in 1321., ' ' j. ' place ���" hu^ omc iimti 'curie a*/ ;ho,w iou la with/his local ?��1LA redarding roads generally was Tread and the ���crr-tary reported that the "m, bring -circulated by assoeiation?' asking for ktapping i-$^ hardtopping , tii 1 pit-oes cif; road in the .district wJus progressng^ wei'y ^avoratvly. On , (notion /duly seconded shev vHis instn/tct.ed - ���^, ,, ���i . ,,��� -u�� rr> //-��� ��� organized to Keep . i irmirta noini Tho seVrqtary also re- , JmmiUee was organized ported Mt >es were/ eo�� ^ ^.^ agQ by ^ instigation o! Magi- , Johrison the youth committee . l]as re- to keep Indian the lied Eldest apital ing m/nicely7 ahd7 th^t five new members had joined. The/ impi/tiy-enr ent / on the Community/ Hall, new lighu/ on tne "stage apd /a floods "light/ also jsqmet I 'roof repairs iverfe/ left in the harjds; of ,'Er- eouneil upon the .suggestion of the magistrate's; c.j>urtv Tt~ was the fift^-of its Hind in Canada. Acting chairman (i la re nee Joe explained the curfew w.c'."I,"--" 7 -; "-{C~\r r^ bell ra*rig at 7 p.m. in winter. tue./Possett and ,, Albert pan^ Curf6w, vaties" According - to the time of year, ringing a- Beginners class Hemstreet- Fl Room 1 j. i_'iJ ���! ' ^ ! Sechelt ��� > DECEEViBER 8||t.m7|- 10:3D!ipl Donations 50c|eich ;Ca"ller| j j |MAufecE HE/ksTREET roth/. Eric Prittie, fchiiim>an of the/ Fire .Brigade /committee said.that while'two -meetings of / the committee/ $ad been held there was hjot/ Enough iri- formation to^ rriif" cisiom He also tiie emergency; tchi^for'-t-He h'a'ljl ments are being tain the neces^at If he lease with 'stone Recreat-Ionj SATURDAY evening, Dec. 14, the annual Christmas dinner parLy w.as held for the members of Selma Park Com* m unity Center- About 3p members were there to enjoy the j dinner . and social evening of music jind games and cater the dinner. j Ron Qrchard who actedi as MC. also was a mystifying magician." *"Wm. Coffey was winner of the picture puzzle contest. 3Vlrs. Frieda Clark the egg ahd spoon race, and the - ladies of the Center won the b'allooh race. The next time the members will be; together again will be the regular meeting on the The Tallies decorate the hall- third-', Tuesday in January. final de- feportgd .oji fighting "gy.s- ar-Fange- made to ob- ly equipment. the Elphin- Commission r the.,c %Jt - �����-* ���ey general wiH me^1 games etc.. will necessary letter^ ^���per, source to ^s this change 'wlaj^J ���4= e be renewed for anotl/er year and the emergency" lighting '���equipment will be pttpvided to tliat committee for Use if- necessary. ,"!'*.;. Sonie of the ��� c Idtimers are anxiota to kn4'v why the name of Beachl Avenue has been changed tjpj White Road. ���Tljie secretary jts writing |the * " J to the pro- ipertain why ���.��� ���_ made. .The Community assqei a tion . is ~ the orgahization th^t looks after alf matters of :i|n- efest io citizens- in- the iiloberts Greek district and it is * " ' residenls~~wiil dc b1 '" "-- '- als hei round 10 p.m. DST i|n summer. . - The committee' consisting of -Johnny Joe, Mrs. Elizabeth John. Mrs. Carrie Joe. Mrs. Ethel Julian, Mrs. Amelia Craigen. also secretary, and newly appointed Mrs Violet Jackson patrol the streets every night to see thatj mie-children are., responding | to the curfew. ���It was reported thel attorn- this the guidance committee near future A motion w"a�� madi range a meeting with trate Johnson\before mas so he coukN speak committee, the i court the.' parents in .to ar-. , Magis- C'hrist- to the [cil and Hilltop Building Supplies ltd. j GIBSONIS ; Closed for Staff Holidays from December 25fh tjo January 2nd inclusive hoped that their part becoming j i-n^mbers and attendirigj formulate; eetingd policies^ Rod and -names to mn jets i. !.' ...qiutrinay the jogs Of Qlirhlmas abound in your heart tihtiays. Howard and Doris Mm SEckELT-PeniitsulA Rod and Guns Club i elected their 19641 siiate of officers. ' President is 'Harry -Batche- lor; \ vice -' pif^ideAt,- Mike - Moorhouse, \ setretaiW, Ron Nelson. ' treasurer, Etem Cur- rie, . directors a^e -Oad Eim- hoidt, \ gun committee, Don .Caldwell," ���< fishing committee and ,Bkli Rankin, er^tertain-v ment committee. Permission w'as oMained. from the airpoiH committee to post the airpprt with no - shooting \ signs J to pf-'otect game bir^ls. I , | - PROTESTi EFFLUENCE INTO TRAIL ]BAY One of th<? jtiiggest conservation problem';' in B.C. -is. pollution, so'thje miembeiship agreed to sendi jletters of protest to the PbtlUtion Control . Boa d and ! the - Dominion Fisheries regarding effluence ' into Trail Bay.j flip Tlll^S d best wjthes tl-o youi: |i. hoHday ��eo$on Standard Motors of Sechelt ltd; Butch - Sam - Tom - Orv '-c ; '*% *-" - ��� t*.^-, -c ^^i.^.-.".;:. ...,:. ..-������':���^ ^ i-J . : ^ -1 j: - ' Photo by Dennis Sroy (Se^h-df) asBSWte���>*.-���������'��� ���,-������--���-���.-������:--v��-"y---.----1.--.*: .--���--.���������. -���������������������7.. Davi^' <3)ttaw^ Diary- Einsiaen hold) ::x^.XX^X^o**k*.'Christmas party THE RECENT FederoT-ProvintidI Conference, while it had DECEMBER'15, the Kinsmen its ups and downs; proved at least one thing; it is thcr " held their annual Christmas Canada is not falling apart.'! * 7 tree,snc; party .for the ^em- azv��� '.-���... r�� ' ��� n t. �� - r ^. ^_ - -j o*3*-"5 cniioren: at the Selma After it was oyer Premier Robafts ..of Ontario said Park communitv Centre J The that if "anyoneTTad beenuworned aboutq.crisis in Confedera- children look forward Wach tion he could forget about 1 now. Premier Lesage of -Que bee was quick to^ agree. Hi demed, quite emphatically] that he had given the federal The Sechelt Peninsula Times, We<L Dec. 18, t963 Page IS- Sechelt Baptist .> . j_ " j 1 Rev. Samuel iGassel's. - message THE birth of 4.esu in the manger" of BetHtehers was not a fortuitous event. It did not fust heppen. The Apostle*- be^tefore the Conference was .. games^tq^beptaj-ed and carol Pool says., "Where he fullness of the time '*cs corned God " sent rcrrh His Scni rrradeof a wornan, mode under.the Jaw, _��� j "that we migat -receive the a-- %���\ '- :���y-^ ������ doptior.^ot sons."'Tills was one"cannot explain the & held. The consultative._- pro- - singing: before Santa.. <"*Ieus cess is working and working arrives to "distribute thejgtfts . ��� --..��� -, - well. A great deal can-oevi-. in. front "of the decorated jtree. government-J any.'liltunatumt--.ously" be done when differ- Mr. Lesage went even, furtfrl ~ent "levels of " government -Early in-the afternoon I eve- er. In "stalesmartike tones M 7 meet in goM'"faith and Tare "ryone -^-^^ to * fac^-T Style, Christmas dinner, feerv- ^ ed by the. Kinettes. Thisi^ear *%ther"e were" two birthday calces to tie shared, as f "Dale Stephenson was nine years old ~stu�� Mark Renniei was -'eleven. The grown-up^ Itiave " Pau7 the hlrt their turn .when Kinknen." ~ Kinettes -and friends gather THE executive of the |Kins-- for7a no hpst KevTear Eve men Club repon their1 "fund Party. . "_ I ' of-.- S1.000"* is mounting. The was--heard --' to> say thatv the -prepared to meet each. "out richer^provinces "like Onlarlot *-" " * - =--- Quebec-^nd -British Columbia must'"-always--keep fhe^^^i . of 7-the poorer 7 provinces" if.- ' mind. ; - ��� ~f Even if���the recent confer-; ' ence .had done nothing else it set the - riatiQOg.firmly on -the road towards 3 national? pension i>lan. "Prime IMtiusier PeOTson^i.having chaired sev~ era! meetings dealing with . . -..���,. , -, .-��� -- ��� ������ ��������� - pensions, was, able to; report -^u^fSlOQ cheque, proceeds being assessed . fines -.at f their creation. half "way. Kinsmeaiforiiish Itallouiige^ written, /cer.turie*^ before the - l&zg. _ wdrk��w-.de. tn Christian Church. "~ began to -r"influence of'lhu event. -- * observe the" birthday of Jesus, HisF^cor-^ rr~kc-s -���** *'-�� Yet .it tells when Christ earner different HiT- a^r hea^ ^A how- He: came, - wiience h. Tjve< 3Tld tho-,^h-c tv^ '**-it* csne" a=Ki '-^ S"=P��<* o��� His - gtciy. of e^ r^=x^. commg. - * ;-=** ; j- - } - -: . ^ �� of ^l��Xi��^ Akhifr B. Rogers was.-the one- dfvine. event Tn. PASSED awav Decerabi:,;!; wmch ail- otner events ol- ig��3 -t Se:-n*-Park._ Kr~��:^r imnated. Thb was the crisis Barer.: -R^^s "liormailv-- of history.-the goa7cf the Ol OL ���. L - Those7 parties are "pain for Testament ' prophecy, - the Kinettes helped the fund out of the fine &o:c Kirismen greatest occurrence sir.ce thes - to the House of Commons that, an "exchange of corres- . pondence *- between v Ottawa 'and thft provinces vras ail thnt w;is needed to citan up the ^emainihg difficulti�� ��� No- further" formal7 conferences were ^required. == His-.statorri'oni "'went on to clear away some of the of bake sales, and ;rummage meetings for "tbt wearn^- sales during the pak year. dub pkX speakink out -oTort ���-.-The-.fund is to be used to der, orbing la:4_to meeihizs. furnish two - up-paUeht loun- - - _; ?*i \ -- rges in the new- hospital. These i. j ,/~*i" �� lounges are a feature OfaU iNeW- CltlZenS f hospitals now. _ These provide "ft nen we'. Perr.berton. Survi\.-Ed by hi: v.-fe._ "Alphs. aidT daug-.ter?. L^-l. airttr sr.c G.-52^.^u cf V^.^��� cosver aiid Scjucst^sh. ilr.. Rogers- %~zs a dis&iile-d T"o 'Mr. 5c "Mrs. Traxii5 Kali of; Sechelu a son. DafanMyer. a corrifprtabie room for pa-. tients to visk: with their. ��� ,. _ _ . friends,-:or -other natiems. -' 3f",f' ��t* ��a Pece^^. * away from', the- actual, wards. ln Sl SlHrj" s- HospraL Gaxaea. iThe hustle of visiting hours .sk .why Christ came to earth to be bom -a * ,-- . - . txjje m �� monger. -\%e fine ,^-^^j ^.,r_ ._��� r... CirP -F^. ir.e answer "in -the Gossels. . s?rT^-" *���; -��r.��-'-^-r^ JoSn puts il7aH inte a sigle **%Jr* ^'"fl^ff 7��- T$TX the worid..*at.He save RiX ^ ^ ^-^ ^'^^ Bay; He is the first son: after three daughters. " -4���.. only begotten-Sac that whosoever beiievetn. in. Kim. sheizld not - pexisc but have everlastiag :,lif|.r Here .we have-"the purpjsp of "the Irt- camatioa in -sLmpIei words. ..p_ "Services -were-.teld De-^err.- ber IS. lSt*3 at Gi'=*cr.s Trlvi doubts about how agreement on an overall plani might fee-- , ..- , .. .. . . ���_ achieved. Ontario is -xnecttd : f ��%not^thea disturo senous- ^ t _ to cooperate. The federal gdv��j}y *" patients, or the routine To iL-. & Xlrs. A. Sirapkirts ^Pe coave tna- LmpeUed of the-hospitaL of* Davis 7Bav. .5 ^iaushtsr. A11^ to corr^ was God's stir- Most of the fund will be Anne Rosamund. -JO .Tbs.7 on -Came to die.'TSat was His su- raised .by"'the "Kinsmen-_coI- December- 13 at home.* -'��� passing love;for sinners. Jesus R��r. --J. - To Mr. and 'Mrs. Keith Bak t ernment, he said, isTaiso prepared to prelect the position of those who now are covered by" private pension plans. Nor will'- the; abstension of- Quebec pose, a major difficulty. The trick is -hew to make the federal, plan and- a separate Quebec plan -dovetail with one another, thereby preserving .the ; principle of portability - which; is so es- sential. to the welfare -hi all = Canadians regardless, of iheir- : place' of residence. - 7 . __ -Thus the "outlook is much. * holiday break. Carol ^. fa.���December.-43th. a bpgl^er-'thaii-ttv appeared to - first year -education, speeializr "ospttaj- ���-7- y - ing in art and music Bobbiei MacPhei^on. son. of Mr. and Mrs. N. ilacPhersocu Tillieum Bay. and Henry Woods. -son of. Mr. and Mrs.- Albert Woods, Selma. Pane will be home- fram Jericho Hill. school. :-. - - - After working in 'Calgary for-a year. Wendy Yates arrived to stay with her par lecting unwanted items for auction sales. Joe Benner is their able auctioneer. Peiuiisuk folk- home over Yme. "CAROlI. dau?hter_of Mr; and" . -> Mrsi C. - Moor^jpuse. will -, . . be home froni t%C for the daughter. . a lbs. la ozs_ on "���"��� '- ---* ���' St- Marr's preme mission, and "He gi\-es "life to those who believe. er, a daughter. 7 ibs_ 10 - oqs-.-' Why has this oI�� Stcrj- on December 9 th. at St- Mary*s HospitaL. ��� . - | ~_ ��� ���To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reid Jr��� a daughter, 7 _Ihs_ oh Dee- ember llth at St. Mary's hospital.. > . I \ To Mr. and Mrs";. Frieheiv a ing. Burial ^t^-. t�� ~ So'- diers'PIot. Seavteiv Ccmeter-.: "E.J Surtees. Br^not No . lit .. j wCI conduct .L^ricr. scr.-.s e: gra.vestde. \ . *Pati bearers: ti7"_ L. r.7t night tscn-m-luw). C. 'Brx>c:i.���. mfen. H." A. Hi|L Fsr-HuTtcii.'F. GJ WaE. W. rii>-tccrr^r^- such a wonderful -fascinatic-rt for old and^youngr. Why- has^ "it drawn all men. rich and poor, high and low. until toi- day at Christmastide the whoie world -gathers at Bethlehem's manger. It is not too much to say that the. coming "of the Christ Child has crkn-- ged the -whole world. Unless the. Bi.be wss God in. flesh. Christmas spirit . . . up 1 season We're brimming wittf good wishes and thanks to.all - our wonderful friendsr. SlM��ICE ents,-Mr." and" Mrs. F.'S. Yates. SECHELT is to be all aglow with cofored tights or\d decora- Before-lea^ng-Calgarj-. Wen- . - tions for__the festive season, Peopfe will see accin the dy had visited the John Hail Nativttv Scene on rhefia^n of Hol>' Fcmily Oiurch/Cowrie ^y.iSe^2n^f^;^e: Street;and ilfaristma^hvmns will be broadcast from a hid- ports them weii and iiarsov. --, ' ... -- > t ��� She'also saw Joan Walker..-pen'speaker. nowr-^working in that city. Joan is the daughter; of Tom and ErheL. Walker, formerly of Sechelt. - " Nicky Gilbert, fourth -year arts UBC comes -home after Christmas exams, to spend the The* merchants, the efectrica! contractors, tfte/Kins- men, and the linemoi cf the utility" ccrr.pony- crews, ere working as a teem to decorate the mains shopping district of the village. TViewiHng instoriattcn wilt be of c permanent nature, so the decorating can be en annucreffcir. The village cornrnissioners hc%e uncertcken to erect holiday with his mother, Mrs. q large tree in the "triangle at the end br Cowrie Street. ' * ^; D- p'1bert- rS^hp Park. 7^^ tree win hove mbnv strinas of lightsfon it \ The Kinsmen Club is ofso sponsoring en exterior house decorating contest, with appropriate prizes for the winners. Peter Slater, w-ho has been ���'��� for three, years on a coastal mine, sweeper~out of Eajui-. . malt, is oir leave-"with "his. mother, ���Mrs." Margaret Slater, Davis Bay HilL Peter is.looking forw#rcl to a South American good "nvill trip in Jan- "uary?^ which should take him. as far- as Valparaiso, Chile- Christ Smith serving "oh the^ - frigtae "Beaconhin"' will be on Christmas, leave \pth his - .parents. Mr.- and MrsT^Wm. Smith; West "Sechelt. We v^i ytu the Gift " of joy tfis Cfc:>tTast"dt MADEIRA PARK STORE Sfd c-^d 3err7e .- McCfcne;! and Dcrvic ^idia!0I0l0i^i$W^IOia!0iOI$I01$!$i$I$i$i^!0I^ FOR THE SMART CHRtSTMAS BUYER ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch 140 SECHELT ^ WYiArS SUPPERS DANCE 7 SUPPER 7^0. P.M. SHARP AH Tickers Reserved ��� "|3.00 each 7 DtlORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. --'-<- ;Phone '385-9669 ;�������� ���.; * -: * ��� - * \3jFr6m the - Thr&teeiDress Shop "A-complete line of .Ladies* Wear" **" 'CoatsJ ^r Dresses * Handbags�� **"Accessorres * % From the. ��� Thriftee iDrygjoods Store <* i ' i: -- 0 **" Yardg^oods ~k ��rapes "-.��� Blankets & SheetsT **r -Travelgard Luggage. *.*��� Sewing Maciiines .'' " S - ** " . Or j. 1 Gihsons -^ rg-'-jf --- ���:"-.���: -":''-? - j ',---.-.--- ^ i- -|_ I \ '; ~r THRIFTEE STORES LTD, Phone 886-9S43 .-.jKs-A'.s'B-r Pojge 16 The SechelrTeninjsula [Jimes, Wed.; "Dec. 1HIS AND BROTHERS MEMORJAL RARK donation of $270 to the Br. is:>e.ing developed in this area. '"his park. ; is indeed! a ���vyc rthwhiie project^ and will be a > real- asset to the cam- m< unity. Recreational facilit- i'e: ce ed of ch iu ex \txd a e-. \\y be supp< >rt. fii ^rwise, 17" Canad now make ' a substantial do a- fOr the children ; it park:has long bjen hefed- The further development this park . can or :e\ed with the fu-1 ancially and othe ity citfzem.' ��' ,ef us ihope that Fojrest. Product;* will ab e to -iee; their \|ay cl membership of Loco I 2Wf Port, MeMllon 18; 196; \ -By Lome j��� At a re4eHt meeting/th; rs .Memdqol Pork, thto* JX E. Smit voted\< i of an be tar >a- 1p llofeu CONVENTION THOUGHT) 'During;the recent BC F?d- erttioxtof Labour convention re'i rresenthrg organized lapOr frd ed le> a I ��� ��� ! 'I ioints chme t'ip fj(|r -discus [ion? ciril. rights, : minimum |vages. more ({ontriol by Ca .ladiar. Unions���iov&tf: their own I|ffail's and many ofliers, mos <M thest wen7ado<n lately, co yered.oy the - daily paper; f put one inte-eistii-igi itemde serves a closer loft*. It wa pointed out that tfjXOQO job pet- week, notper1 month o per year ,bu{ I per week Aar now being lo|stl. to xutomatio |n North Amlei'ica : alone, thi ffects- every mar., "woma ind- child, in thi cic unify, es xjeially the yoiingjcr ,'gener* ion who .will isooni be out c ichool and trying }o earn iving. m all parts of ^BC' fatteiid- from this area by ;F. Cpr- | L. -"fcationte and myself. One possib e ^olii'ion woull >e -to slash the hige profit >f the giant co-operation lumbe^ of very interesting -kg.. $-1.5 .billion jmade bly < Ueneral Mot jits in1 j the pa; t 'ear, by shortening! (the hdui s >f work unti. every! ��-vailab!e jei-son has3 a job]'with er >ugh take-now? .pay to mair ��� ain a decent standard of lh ng. There, are somej who wi 1 -ii^agree with thisn>!but nevti ;he less, some solujffion must ye found if vve ark to cor. ihue to livfe. in peace an|d rpsperity IRE' AWAY Every year at thjib time.w eaf^of many tragedies cau d by7fire, aj7gre(��t numb< aused by faujity Wiring ne Christmas -' tree,; so checjk our 7.hQUse .qarefdlly tov te sure your far nil jy is; {safe. Ha\ a MerryChri^tmas but dor make ah aslj jpf--"yip[ursfelf. A NOTE Tb.WNION MEMBEES ��� ���. ]\ "" ���j_ The deciding factor in at y l^sue is :he membership themselves, you halve^the fiv al say, but :f you do not attend yoijr ^ union!} meetings, pu are 'Reaving XhX door oa- -for���a small ftinority to run_-your) affairs, ���' Three years ago the JI2SC introduced ' something ne v to India'fe ��� destitute ~ childre \ in t.* ii. ,t i v~ii! itt, , the 'kodai Mountains of Ma- Mother: (.irately Why . do -gras r-State���enriched {Kiahut you. go o^it" riding with butter biscuits. ��� '"��� WeU.'I'they doil't utjtil | go riding The cup is empty ONE of India's multitudes sits beside a dusky roiic large Indian city awaitmg her issue of powderud skim milk, a Christmas trect in that country. If is supplied by the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada. hTJMia Pb'vvde'pd skim milk centuries of wdifihg, chiUrien sit ly sight WITH patience born o on a.flut dusty roacli in India hungry for the daf of o huge vat of powdereid skim milk, a gift of the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada. Friendship Dollars by mas Day. Christ-; The biscuits cost the voluntary relief agency only 16 cents a, pound. The children devour 800 lbs. of this ;:iour- is'hing protein food eveiy 30 days. Dr. Lotta Hitschmanova, travelling USC "iSxecu- tivo Director said:- "The most heartwarming miracle to me 'is not only the. sight of the children's bodies filling out Hviiere^-previoasly there was ~onryskin and bones, but the Children were'actually lmgh- ing. jostling and joking, like healthy children here in Canada!" - 7. .USC Headquarters at 63 Sparks Street, OilawaJ 4 is now appealing' for 910.000 �� SECH SOWLING | ALLEYS S.League or Open Bo > ling 5 * Coffee Shop 5 PHONE 8S5-99I1L8 ! , Wharf Rd, Seche ii00000M0000000000000000�� RUG SHAMPOOING and DEMOTHING -Ooy or Eycnlnji Appointment Done Right In Your Own Home f RATES REASONABLE \ For; Free Estimates ' Phone SSS-9390 *mm m^fj^^m^^M^' ��� ~^ GIBSONS FRl. a*id SAT. NIGHTS at 7s30 pm and 9:30 }>m ALL OTHER NlGHf S at 8:00 pm ��� ���;] Every Tuesday ; TWO ADMITTED FOR THE PRICE bF ONE i(��iOiiN��i0idt^?��w Cut Flowers ami Potted Plants the Perfect Christmcs\ Gift Wednesday, Dec. J 8 j Dorothy Danjbridgcf - Horry Bclafonte ^ Pearl Boilcy CARMEN JONES (Bizet'sMusic t Modern Setting) ADULTENTJERTAlNMEMT ' Cjnemoscipe - Colour [^ ���i ; > i ' ':' , Thur.,. 8r Fri., Oet. 19 8. 20 -\ Kirk DbugWs - Bella DorVi Gilbert Roland .-Lee Cobb THE RACERS | Cinpmascppe - Colour7 �����!;'" ' ���." "' %. Mating -Safi*;= De?. ^1 s* Richard Bas^horr - Stu ErWih FOR THE LOVEl OF (MIKE Cinemo$(jope - Colour; '.'.,- I " " " '"��� ] Sat. and Mon.,;; 0' Dec. 21 arid 23 r ,- - Ted:"Ray :-Jccm'Kcnt;t PLEASE Tip* OYER *, ��� English Corriedy 7i j- 1 CLOSED JuesdayXSt Wednesday Dec. 24th and 2Sth .m��mm����mitmwm 'm'mmmmwmfJmmwwmirmm . and Fri.,7 j; Thurs. Dec. 26 arid 27; Elvis Presley -Hope Langc Tuesday WeW WILD/IN THE ^ COUNTRY Cinenpfbscope ���> Colour "*mmm��mmwm_0mm-**m*mmm Matinee, Sat. Dec. 28th X5REAT GUNSJ iurcl and Hardy, Comedy Sat. and Mon., j Dec. 28th and 30th Dirk Bogardo .James Robertson x Justice - Muriel Pavlov DOCTQR AT LAR<3E Hilafiou$ Cornedy ; i 1 CLOSED Tuesday and Wjednjc|day, Dec. 3!Tst and.Jari.nst FbR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL $T0!$|1??$!��!��!$!$ ,7 . ..; . -ST* I-OPKINS LANDING - PHONE 886/9345 J^ 0RDER YOUR CORSAGES EARLY I:OR THE FJESTIVITJES Ml See Our 1 Arrangements; from $1.50 up "i Shrubs in Containers Flowers Wired ^Anywhere ?^0lO!4)ff(ll!^t$!^f^(p!0iO!^f < 4& I ,_ - in ��� ; ��� "jiT"" : .. . . . ^"T"r"ir" \>^'^y^^"^"jrr^m^K'iT"-'''^"T3l'?'''!m'':jX''^i^.
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