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BC Historical Newspapers
Serving the Sunshine Coast.
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��������� -iv- * IV , Serving the Sunshine Coast, ^Howe Sound to Jervis Inlet)," including Port Melicn, Hopkins Landing, Grantham's Lending, Gibsons, Roberts Creek Wilson Creek, Selmo Pork, Sechelt, Halfmoon Boy, Secret Cove, Pender Hcrboor, Madeira Pork, Kleindzte, Irvine's Lcrviing, Eeri Ccv��, Egmont !�� WEDNESDAY, APftlL \. lf��4�� \QC' | At Gibsons X, . b | Coiuicil^bopes with variety IA BUILDING PERMIT will be issued by Gibsons muni- |: cipal council to Mrs. I>, I. Munt upon submission of la declaration statingyexterior of extension to house will [ be completed withinfive years of date of signing permit. ' _ Mrs. Munt pointed out- she -���:������ r��������� rhad paid cash for the lot and -i - -i~ l ��� I ������ ���* Defied, statecl, polide offlcep . r. ��. T " i- -��' i-. ���Z. . i i W^^--^'--\c,'.y<'\ ��� zx .-��� .. i |._. ����� �� 4 "*'t|i*^. .... 5J --,1 - . . J I ���*��� t. _.i-.. :, . �� I - '.-" .-���.���*"���-.�� "���';-4'*-���*;. ' ,-- ��� ���:*���".' t I had compromised herself by ' borrowing from the', .bank and [signing an agreement with a. ! Contractor to censtrufct a dwelling. She asked for -ten years. V 1 in which to complete her plans lbut A. E. Ritchie, commission j chairman, felt this was unrea^ ��� sonable and left \council open I to criticism all this time.: It ] was reported Maceys will build I on their I'ot within the yea*;. 1. Protest fram C.-rW.- Hal^tead 'concerning a shed moved onto la lot adjoining his was read.to I council. He basad his protest ' on by-law N'o. 90. passed' in \ 1951 to conserve property val- . ues. He maintained this slor- ! age shed was moved without- a iWritterf psrrplt in 1963 and depreciated surrounding property lvalues. He further argijed'bniy. I one building is permitted7 on a ; lot; it is located in t$e front yard, contrary to regulations; -[does-nat conform to other buildings in the area; and7as an | accessory buildings;"does 7hot ' comply with by-law jheight restrictions (12 feet).'7 Council's ! opinion., as exoressed by eom- ifnissioner S. FIa!dag&r,4 is4 that 1 a garage could not be put on Ithe !waterfront; there is no!de- I fined front or back to those J lots; the building in 1 question v is bna of the best on the street and looked better than the [ ?hake shad adjoining; it had j been inspected by council/and a valid building permit issued. Council moved to; stand -by its previous decision. - ' ,' PERMIT ISSUED . . Reserve permit for public boat launching ramp has been issued" tb the Gibsons and District Chamber of Commerce by Department of Lands,? Forests and^ Water reserves. Fladager would like to feature a -boat launching waek to advertise this much-needed public service to the district. -Health Unit No. !-11 centre should be established in this area, accordin^-*to Fladagu*. "They can't service"vSquamish^ efficiently from Powell River," "he said,. He felt Reeve Weaver bad his'plans all Cut and dried' before he ever got here to look /things over. ��� No water"is going out of. the area,- according to water "com missioner Fladager. Enquiries come in daily from outside.ai- cas-to ho;k up to the musicip- - al water supply. "This is just a wegge." said Fladager, in replybto a request for watrtt- frcm 7a potential apartment black in - the vicinity of the Super Valu. . . ':' GARBAGE. COLLECTION Sanitary "��� inspectcr Barry MacDcrukJ land Vince Braee- wsll appeared before council in support of ths letter frem .the garbage collection.and disposal board requesting approval in priscipla cf thair jiian andj a donation of S3 towards expenses. They--announced- the six "man committee, with lands 7and^ forestry "officials, hid' se- ��lected a 9174 = acra ��it2 adjoining /Gibsons municipal garbage damp and ajrproached council on a -co-operative operation to" share access- road, equipment and administration. Council ap-~ proved :the garbage board's plan and. decided jf this-board made any -progress, the viHage would gladly'turn over garbage collection to an organized body. ' ~\\ . _. ' Accounts "in the atnooht of SlSsS.TS*'were ordered paid. Of this amount $1&UL181 was winter works. .".���..��� '���- C- Kl ; Jchc5ch:~:.ptfc����vntcd a tentative^ plan to i&xjvzXe -his block. Council instructed him ���-"-���!���:'-��� ���*��* P��?e Vf \ :"*���.. fa! ROBERT Williams. - Hubert Ar- - sold "Joe. Elmer Mbady and Robert Bapstste weire *?���"*-nagged for'sentence until April 25 by .Magistrate: A. Jo|ns|ii.. * ..-Joe,. Moody and.Biptf&e.are out on'C5 baB; Wll|ia|is was released on his owp fecqgni- zaace. ECMP officer* &dM a group of 14 were feio^kiafS r|^*ds at the Botriing aHey| smearing, shouting and hoBeeng.- "ntef- defied police offceerf t4 arrest them, and also--storied! polict and police ears. -They also bc.st up ia aiiult member of the re- serve, i-fao rsquired x-rays ot bis eye Jo determine base dam- age^ They were intaxicated at the time, it wzs charged. Baptiste t*^if2esi that: a aatf scki ttem sSx cas�� <*�� !��er. b��t they difin't kno^s- wfco %be was or what! kind ef cur |s fyrzs driving. In - remandingf the case, Magistrate- Joanscs3 f s��id the case goes far beyaoii sectios _^_,_,.%_____, - - . - ,1, " " . _ - .7 _^ - - S3 (bi e�� the IcdlanlA^���being EXECimyE members of the Sunshine Coast Tourist As-. mtozicaied on tfce b*r>-��. it sociation, holding" their spring meeting at Powell Ri- "aistr"includes offences!of ere-' ver on; .Sunday, invited "any interested residents, partic- ating 4 disturbancef &i any ularly municipal representatives" to attend]the Region include~\ assault caa|n|| bodily B tourist association meeting at New Westminster April harm, iad ��-2i��_i iarftage"* to: 'V. -. (a * Z % For Pfew Ferry - ".-."- 5IILL-I0N dollar breakwater under construction at Little River for the Comox-Poweli River ferrv- terminus. SCTA meeting . . .j ferry ^out' for 1964 season H' V ��� *i*v H '* i -*'���! | '.:,' .����������� i ��� : * ��� .-. li-': lb * .*-��� J'."-- I r ��� 15 - The meeting Is at the Royal Towers, . and: will **prbye of great interest; to j Powell River people Interested- in ! tourism,!* said, president -loim^Toynbei^ of Sechelt, who1 chaired the- meet^ig at the PR tourist in- formitwn ceoter7 '--'-- | Ejcccyttve - members ., present incloded seerefaiy Royal Murdoch, of Pender Harbour* Roy Edmonson of Lund .and PR; Bill May, Sechelt; Lett Larseo, MiMfetr^4��*Hi? Olflby Porter if Gibsons; Vic Frarake, Wilswt Creefc^^Roo! Fraser, o* SC Perries, attended, wrtfa ether mem- '-Sechelt SJD, Sectetrmeetitngs new .] move of school board! ��&:-- - .-'-"..". - -'-���*--.: -; - - ��� J TIMES reporter Ray Nestman was ask^f to leave ta secret meeting of school trustees and representatives. In asking Nestman to leave the meeting which had been called by notice a week earlier, Mrs. Ban said; the trustees ano> representa- j���������-���y% :���:-���- - r^ tives would not feel free to talk with the press fa attendance. ."-* She did not request an" opinion from those present at the -meeting ^as to ��rhether or not they felt the press should attend. -��� . This action ' follows bers of the" PR Chamber ef Commerce executive, "- 7 The SCTA ads for the coast from Gibsons up "to Xesd, and retjtiiref at least t2SGG- from tfe \PR area to_ meet its'-bodget, said Toynbee. The PR Cfcam- , ber had donated S50O to the SCTA "but much -more is needed if we are to do an effective. job." be^said. Alia, of the SCTA. is to publicize the regkm as a. whole; it is up to each, community then fo sttrtcfc visitors through its own local efforts, - the - chairman pointed^ oat. FERRY SERVICES '"- 1 Rod Fraser, ct BC Ferries, -told the -meeting result of* a vote on the shipyard strike is -expected today .(Tborsday). If tbe ^strike is settledr a ship for the Sanauno run siuaild be ready within two weeks, with possibly another ship ready June. "IS to put the Howe Sound runs on an hourly basis for-the summer season. The Jervis Inlet run amid be rcinstaWd soon after settlement of the strike; at present this nm is on. a. temporary basis which is causing groat concern and iccoovience to Powell River travelers The Cemox-PR ferry is"oof- pase 4 property^ He said tsrsFwas go��� -tng-to be stopped -is frxspiTt.- tion -jrftii thi chief, tte" -prob- alioa ofScer. the bjtrd ctxiscii and tbe RCMP, in: crdsr tt^t . "tie i&Slm"-- com mas "ty m$f. live in [peace after iu p.m.". he said. |" ���-^- " f -$40*JMi)0p; - ��� ! upin^smoke EXG^fe iMty, otL.telHtxo In ^��. "iskiki fiscal year yiekJed tie government an estirnated UTi mipyn! Cigarettes, tobacco asd cigars 'are expected to provide another $233*8 nuilier. in excise taxes; | You J can't snjoke without a - match J or'lighter and th���� two articles arc subject to excise taxes yielding St *. -cii^ioa. Adding it all *p. smokers paid to Ottawa-$4C64f* millior..^or ���6*,t of the S toia.1 ^-venaseftt revenue, estimated at. $$.2 fbOiiei- <��������� < < ��� m -_ ^ WHERE'S THE F*Ri . Sechelt V'olsfflteef fEre Brigade was called ou| t��| a chimney fire in the boast" of Mr. asd Mrs. A_ L. J>e Acgells, Selma ; Park, J Friday" exknhig. about" 9:30. Then? ��ra^ n^ darni'se^ Planned removal a meeting'of representatives held in February ,at which several representatives and trustees ex-, pressed themselves-freely about the-teachers,- making such're- marks as: **Teacfaers don't da . this (teach) for love, they do i it lor money. The B.C. Teadi^ -ers* Federation " have c the ^strongest union in Canada aitd Hhey are~"opposed to\ merit rating. I gathered that Jrcm some of the teachers.I see in r the scbo��L" and a trustes et:7 plained, the difficulty is being: unable to get * rid; of the "eld .ones to hire new tmss. -^ J j_r_ 7 7 T*heX. teachers" took exceptwn7 -** to these remarks .and deman-r VKrP'SSS ^i?6^: ON THE frontpage of the Marcfais issue.of Me Tin^s Teachers- Assocktioa^As! a ie-7 Z there is .alphotograph of the work being Sdciie by a suit of their tetter, the Board JbuHdozer making the approach-, to the Roofer^ Creek wrote to the teachers regrettaig .wharf: ready for a commercial operation. Since then, the ; the publicity given to remarks light standards have been put up and the contro| box for of tijistees and representatives-. power is also in'placerflt wont -^���|���"- .���- and the. interpreUtion given (to 'be long before Roberts Creek same.by The Times. As a re-, begins to feel the benefit of a 77iult irf these bse letters, Mrs. Joew industry instead of. the :..W.-Waddell of Sehna Park,"^"^sEart being pulled down and presentative for Sfchelt rural. ^e pfjing used elsewhere. loberts Creek wtutrl has stav of esecuiioEi - '. ���*- - �� . - ; - j j . -it Stave tank 50,000 GAL. stave tank at .255 ft.-altitude being construct- ;ed on Francis Peninsula t>y South Pender Watefc District. It has gravity feed frorn the lake, fiilly automatic shut-off. When the drain is heavy it will feed back and equalize the pressure on the Peninsula. If stifficient customers sign, up a siriiilar tank will be built at Madeira Paik to service those in the vicinity of the hotel." requested the Board to-divulge" contents of both" the "letters^ -1 Under Section 9T (b) of 6ie School Act, Mrs._Ball refufed her- request. | = (Section 97 (b) of the Sdraol Act read: "Tbe- Boarxf of each school, kistrict shall determine. local policy in conformity witS this Act for the effective and efficient operation of schools in the schooL district." -_._ i White} both ef Wtsea? are professional engineers* t^cy exaiti- ined the wharf atii |>r. Oavis " said fee eoold not} &^e thar -i|_!_ was . unsafe, snd jappeared to"~ When kids anrasuncement was Jbe good for man*? years yet. t.i" i ������ * ��� *��� *- i t - : made in r local paper ia August 1963, a resident who had been a wharf inspector for the TDepartmtnt of PubEc works foe five years realized an ^rror was being made. "He promptly- contacted Dr_ Jack Davis. M1P,- for this riding, land asked "Tor ah .explarfiitioa.- On "Aagjst 3fl, accompanied . by, Dr. Datis and Dr. Wm. H. Dr. \?hite ccncurr#d fct this opinion.! Dr.-Davis was!requested. to have arrangecfcai^ for removal _of^ the -wbkrf! held up until. ! Department { <�� Pubiit Works ���' officials f ^fdaM reexamine the. strud-are and agree to tha opinioal ! - - -. . As ja. result. defHolitkjs was forestalled aad'-Rkierts-, Cr^ek- wiU have a c��* bus-xess. J - ; ���v i^?*��:.*^?i^n*-��-i"*' _H_S&fi_l_3_S__^ Ja***Il"ft *f m Published Wednesdays by the Scchbft 1'sninsulo Tirre's! Ltd., :ot Sechelt, BX:! ' ' Gtjbss Circulation/18 50 copied ���C lossi ried Advertising j Rotes: -3Cii ie A iBriefs (liwonfs) Qne. Insertiopi Thrc 3 insertions Extn: li'n* s (5 words) Box Numbers, 17c insertion, *0c 85o .1.70 iL}l 15c .... .. ... .Ll25c :extra If p lid \>efore publication, a dis- cour fof 25c per AdBriei* is oliow- ed. Semi-Display;! Super-Display, Biut Chip Display inch, AegalfNjticei: I per-count I'm*, 15 words) first 13c pebcoiint line -sub- uent insjer'ti'ms.!! . ' !������-') Ithesr- Sal Urda /" 5 ��� pjn*: ubseription Re tcs: jcopy;' 50d per month" (by odvonfce ���>X:marr}hr);t;$5AQ: ICarc i7pfc7Thanks# Pea! hslBfjrths, In Men oriim^Com ^rigil ilvenfe-Etc,:- Pei ^O^wordkl:?*^" fl -SO'" per perryear, in : j Engagements, tc- fer in: l."25;.jext fertipn (up exthn rwords, lejacl |7:25c' Discount if pp : '-' ' '' ' publication Cho X-4$ RE WS���Passed i March *22ndJ '-isfel. 7Laiv- Edward'-{ Ajndifews !'��� pf tt Hoad, Gibsons dved by Jiis to 3c d before TYPES SURANCE INCLUDING LIFE AND HEALTH ANT) ACCI DENT ; AND Xnd Contacj: Office: Evesj E.= Surtees 8 CJ E. KinpJ 885-1 ^AGGETT AGENCIES LTD. Borx 63J FOR SALE ltje2 sskio oJympia, t Vboml traihr, ;S60CO Phane J886-98*io'. atr-The Quick RUBBER, sthmips. of criptjejris : nay be Tirnejs. Phone REAL" RENTALS 885-2065 Seel service^on al KITCH, arborji (e* 9945 service eIn <!h. avfay iud-- ndrews pf ovihg wife TECO oil h barrel and stand- Son John. 3 jBrothe Ronald an d [Thomais, Riveift Albeitaj }4 .Sis- ' " '" "Sltrk. 7:Siie jS^E|ifh; |iF-wtij|ti^pfiriJ^li|^ Buir-" POuce Coupe, anU his itib- 7,and ;fatoeriUlr. and Sirs, rge ''Ahdl^-sbPeac s River, itta".'* FOneMt"S|^ifce, Sat- iKHMarch 28, 2964 at*" 11 St, | Borfh siamews rch^^ifcsoift * ^ 'BLC, kDirlisI^; Harris! j officia ting. im a'^^*?#_fe^a|l.c#nettv .T HaivW 'Funeral Homje,.: Gib- ! Notice ��ofeii7i>jrectors IPUR-EBREE !885-2fit)7J. rome $30. PH AIR TRANSPORT OTTAWA. NOTICE QF APPilfcATIONSl and notice of i Rearing . TUaitc ESTATE i 25, tasib Tjie Air Transport Board is conducting a geieral review of the adequac \ of com; mercial air servic ;s other than Class 1 schediled commercial air service j affecting the coastal area of or 15-9303 06(3 lumbia and has u&ditf consid eration a number tions for licences ments to licence* the establishment oi or chan ielt, B.C.,- 5084-tfn ges m air servu fritish Co- of applicdr amend;- involving e; in the tor ec "bed- offer. 9977-18 all!, des- obtairied 88^96p4' orders. et, grey cne7!��8^- 9749-17 sal "far, 2 fier, --4 Pla'BEtb Philips! :206r;l i j inCludiid. r. o B LEGAL NOTICES VU,NTED Mi!:cellancous G<K>D home msle',7 part ] ab./ dc>g 8^2291- O^tjSANlC ganli Tlgrgfe Jgatr basis.! Ehorie 8<sS-^47a gS5i. -*-.'. ���' WORIC^AHTED mm : ��=^w . i ' " I *s! Ttek 9750716 : . 1 *��� ��� i no. .drape, recardi Id, 4alLta years bid. 1 ampE- ;r, mddel tachmdnts 1. 8S5-22* 12, 997S-18 Airdale Fotrnji I No. fs' (Section fb#m-: AQJ to f Intention tc ... to, Purchase ]|4nd In Lahd\Jtecording Vancpu|v|er \an��i, sitiiat !in yicjinlty oj t7\* ,Chains_. . _ Block73! DXj!7u71 brouri 1 N, W.D. TAKE ���Stewart; 9908/15 [Matins ���i/.. / ber, V I - chase lands: NOTICE that 'Michael .McGuire of Di7., '��� occupa aincouver, B"C ion to apply! for pcrmissiun t> pur- T e! following Ccmthencing at a rost plant ROTOffULlNG ib, , 4 sijzes of machines toi mdtkft . - your -job.- If;, ', .IR lowing !:3fjd:!7*Breakih;g;|' '^^'"^^���^'"GriJurtld ������ Breqki^ ��� ''���- " , Ciradrng .tone*! Leydling 7jfejlttvotir>ir eihd if filing , Cfomplefe Lqwn Sejvi'ce. from planting fio mointenance. flowing cmd Swee]3ii[ig ]vPOWER RAKINS Edging :pnd fertiliiirig "Seeding and Rolling ett 1 jJ\rrange for ^regular * ! complete lavvn care i I > iioft bolpersoN U Bo*c^435 -iSechfilt 17 7 885-9530 ' ! ! Phc|ie- Evenings Only !Plea^e~ 1 ^ - ^728-tfn 1��EtS PEKINESE te��/ ���fESE puppiesT sse-sbo, J9-15kfn &��! . ed 17li chains Souh E. corner of Block B Group jl NAV.D. tiie 20 chains; ' thence Chains;! ther.Ce East ' of the S. D.L. 7071 ice ,West Snuth 5 0 (chains; thence iNorthj 5* chains to point cf commencement and containing ten1 acres, more cr less. The ipurpcse for t-hlich the land is: required is. a homesite. ' Michael ! Stewart McGuire Dated March 14, 19 54. 9745-pub, ; EARL Adjocent, to Earl Coast Highway lent I v^-vy 10% down. Easy Madeiro Pkk, B.C.��� Phone 883-22313 \ U ...... . " -������; ; ptips. Ph.f 992tTtfn'. Bi;ji*j7 area. The area of JB'itish Col- umbiacovered by, 11 ie review Js~dft5iportian of tJi: province south ,o�� Alaska, wi st^ of the* eoastalfsfinountain jringe anil north of ��� ��� the ? ��� On|ti ;d Statejs boundary. ���-1 Board hearings if the following applications t will be heard at the follow ing tijmt;s and places. Air canicrs,l'Sov- ^erinmsnt departmeir !js, public bodies, private, grc ups j .'and individuals who" ha- e not already done so ar<J invited to file submissions ! i-espccting the said applicatio i,s or rne general review and to attend ithe, hearings *and| jive svrd- ,ence. Anyone desir ng to ipe submissions ooncei jiing one or more of the ja iplic'itions *or the> general renew must do so *by filihg aj iopy with ,tfae Secretaiy^Ah* TTransport iJBoard, Queepsway 7Touers, 1^00 Isabella Streetl Ottawa, Ontario by, April 20, 1964, smiist^son%imbwhiSxe the 40*t Apply J Disrict! of East of Pcrpoise SouLh of 591 SW Bar- iiitesds des sribed Mar. -25 mission concerns, an ajroliea iion, that ia copy ! has been sent -concurrehtljy t4 thej applicant^concerned Time, Date and Loc!atloh of: Hearings PRINCE R*OPERTl BC. - -- io-bo* 4#;-Mo**OTA*i';i:aAy 11 T( f ^ED^ESEJ f _*r- !|a AY 13 1SB4,' at:--- CDl^ClLl iaiAMRERS| CITY BALL, PRINCE RUPERlp, B.C (a) Application py Pacific Western Alirlinesit*> upgrade licence -No;7AJ^By--555/51 (Jv^} :from a" Cpss 3 -ibfcgj ular Specific ydiht sei*vic< XO a'Cl^r^.^cgujar'^pey ific Point7 service! secvi Prince Jtuberi, Stewart ice Armandf Port Simpson betweelc the j-joihts hanlcri in thje Iipmce. (b)-" Applicaaon by Tlrans Provincial Mr Carriers j Ltd. for authoriti* to operate a Class 4 Grloup B Charter and..a Classl 7 Specialty commercial ktr service1 to transport persons and/or goods beiwjeen points within Canada,! from a base at Stewart, ���krC. (c) Ar^licption by Trans Provincial |Air Carriers Ltd. for authority to operate a Class 3 lnregular Specific Point commercial air service to transport persons and #jub- S GOVE SUBDIVISION sCove Ferry -termmal-pn Sunshine beautiful view of Jervis Vnlet. Excei- fishrng and boatingtGood site Jfor rpo|ef and boqt rentais. 1 WATIfRPRONT LOTS $3,5QCIj tOTS FROM $180fi fterms on balance; Discc 0.1 for casH. V ajid/or goods from a base* at Terrace, B. C, serving the points Gjreenvillc, Km- eolith, Alice jArm, Stewart antLAttuk BiVer in the Province of British Columbia. (d) 'Application by Trans 1 Provincial Air Carriers Ltd. for prolectio-i of its Class 4 Group B Charter \commer- 1 cial air service wider Lie- - ience So. A.T.B7 10S[6/60(C) ��rom a base at~Terr^ce* B- :C-- . - ���������' i !\ (e) Appilcatidn by B.C; Airlines Ltd. for authority to serve the additional points Porcher Island. Banks is land. Trutch Island ahd Hartley Bay (inde^- its Class 3 Irregular Specific Point Licence No. A. % B. 1.53 /63(NS) \vhich authorizes v B. C. Airlines Ltd.! to transport persons | and.jor goods along the route Prince Rupert-Ocean Falls on the British Columbia q>ast. The principal points served being ButedaleJ Klemtu and Bella Bella from bases at Prince Rupert andj Ocean 'Palls,, B.C...-! . . - b " Cf) Application/ by IB. C. Airljines Ltd. for authority tb operate a" Class 2 Regular Specific Point commercial air service fo transport persons, mails and/or goods serving: Prince Rupert, Port Sinipsc-n,' Alice Arm. and Stewart in the Province' of jBritish Columbia. Application by to A. T. B Class �� PSint Regular ice wi up B. C, -grade 687/53 irreg- service Specif-^ :h pro- points Prince Jusk* Airlines Ltd. Lieen^e.Ko <^S) from a ular Specific to. a Class 2 ic Point sei tection,: servfing the Sandspit, Rupert, Jed-yay and atia.:. OCEAN ; FALLS, B.C. ���' 10:00 AM. FRIDAY MAY 15, 1^4 at;' BAKQUET SOOU, SMARTIN- IT-JN HO- TEL, OCEAN FALLS, B.C. 7 [p) Application by -Alert Bay iir Services Ltd. for auth- ;>rityato= operate a class 3 !rregular Specific' Ijoint ,icommercial air -seri-icc to ranspprt persons and/or i?oods from bases at Hirdy 3ay and Sella Belli, B.C. serving the points Namu,! 3ella Coplai .Ocean j Ftalls it^iJK^mtUr^ih the Province irf Biatish vColumbia. \ ' 1VLERT BAXl B.C. X 10:00 ,A.M;';*TUESOAY; /May' ^19, Und WEDNESDAY/ l��ay| 20 t&k- at: LOJti^GE, [NllRSf 15S RESIDENCE, ALER"-* i]JAY,'B.C. j \X- ] ���!��� Tia) Application \ by! AlCi) Bay Air Seryiccs^ Ltd. jfor authority to dperate. a Class i Irregular Specific1 Pbiht commercial air sertdce to transport persons - and/br goods from ^>ases at AWrt ^ay and Kelpey Bay, B/C. between points within \me arcs, boundedi *>>'��� the Mnc Kelsey Bay, piind Channel, to the mouth er,'along thc .Knight Inlet of Apple 'Iliy -east shor��j of to the H(*ad ad of Knight Inlet, to tbe HI i of Seymour, Jhlet, to AllMon , i!l3rbour, lo jthe south Pad of Anutz Lakes, to the sdtth - j?nd of Veraori Lake, ;to Xul- sfey Bay in the Province] of British Columbia. i r !, ��� ! |(b) Application by Alert Bay Air- Services Ltd. for rcl ef. from General Order No. 5/51 which.affords B.C. A r- lines- Ltd. protection over the following | Class 2 Reg-. ular Specific' Point routes;V (1) Port Hardy \~ Albert! i Bay ��� Minstrel Island ��� Sullivan Bay; ��� Simoon Sound ��� Licence No. A. T. , B. 1452/63 (NS). .T" \ (2)- Port Hardy ��� Holb):rg \ Whiter Harbour ��� Mahat- '-aaMutt^*" ' Fair Harbour ��� Licence No. A.T.B. 1450/63'(NS). " The applicant has applied lor a permanent exemption Jrom the protection afforded to tlis above Licences, to permit the said applicants to operate Class 4 Charter f-lights between the points on each Licence without restriction. CAMPBELL RIVER. B.C.- 10:00 A.M. FRIDAY, MAY 22 to MONDAY, MAY 25, 19G4^at^-COllNCIL -BOOM, VILLAGE OFFICE, 301 ST. ANN'S ROAD, CAMPBELL RIVER," B.C. , ' (a) Application by B, C. Airlines' Ltd: for authority to operate a Class 4 Gjroups B & C Charter Commercial ,air scry ice to transport per-' sons and/or goods; between points wiUiin Canada from a base at Gold Riyer/MWch- alat Inlet, B.C. b ���. r-1'" (b) Application by B.CbAirlines Ltd. for authority to serve the additional -point Gold iRiver, BCi under its Class 2 Regular ;Specific Point\ licence No. A.T.B. 1450/^ #*S) which ajuUwr- izes BvC. Airlines, I>tdb to transport persons! ! and/or goods serving the points Campbell . Rivcr^ Tahsis^ Zeballos,! Kyuquot and Fair Harbour, B.C. Z (e) Application iby Island Airlines Ltd.; for authority to operate a "Class!. 3 Irreg** tilar Spucific Point com mer- cial air service to tratUpprt persohs'i and/or goods from abase at Campbell Rivcrf B!C. within the area bound- by the following line: From, the Head oL^Toba Inlet to Comox Airport thrdugh Al? berni to the West Coast ol Vancouver Island, (including .points, on the West Cpast of Vancouver Island and] offshore Inlands sdtdhea'st- of! Bunsby Island) to the most Westerly part of Bunsby island to l^ount"?Sieaton : to Merry Widow Mountain to the mouth of the Cluxewec Riv^r, across Qiicen Char- "lotte Strait to Boyles Point (at Wells Passage) but including Malcplmf Island, to Mount Stephens, but including Sullivan Bay Jand points located" 'at* Wells passage aisd Sutlej C*|iannel, to the Head of Wakemahi Sound to Silverthorne MountaihA to Mount Waddington <ile^id of Bute Inlet) to the Head o�� - Tbba Inlet in thePpvlnco', of British Colluwibia/ (d). Application jbyjflsiand Airlines Ltd. for Authority td operate a Class 4 Graup B Charter/ commercial fcir, service to'transport persons and/or goods from a b^e at Gold RiveT/Muchalat. Inlet, B.C. in addition to its Group C Charter commercial air jjervice authorized under Licence No. A.T.B. 1500/63 (|C). 1 rf(e.) Application- by Tranf 'Mmfntain Air Services Ltd. -.for authority to .operateba' Class 4 Group B Charter commercial air servicjKto, transport - persons ^ and/or; goods from a base-'at Campbell River, B.C." in addition to its ,Class'/4, Group C service authorized* tinder Licence No. A.T.B. 14B8/&IC). <f)N Application "by Island Airlines Ltd. for relief from General Order No. 5/51 . which affords B.C. Airlines ' Ltd. protection over the x'ol- lowing "Class 2 Regular Specific Point routes: (1) PortA^Hardy j ������ Albert Bay ��� Mfnstrell Island ,-- Sullivan Bay IX l^moOji Sound ��� Licence No. MT* B, 1452/63 (NS).- ta -���Port Ali ������ Coal Harbbtur ���- Licence No. 1451/63 (llv'S). (3) XJampbelli ?is, r-7Zeball"is re -- Quatsino River ��� ������ Kyuq ' / / Tah- uot (2) Port Hardy ��� Holberg -4 Winter Harbmir ��� Mah- atta ��� Port Alice ��� Quat- ���. stno ��� Coal Harbour ���- Licence No. A.TIB. 14l51/f3 , ,(NS). :! v I '" ���'.. (3> Campbell R|yer ��� Tah- -jis.b -'-.,- ..���7-s*?f**t<-wB*?ii.- )-- -j. r a LEGAL NOTICES (Cont'd) - 3 I - I r-' *t 1 ' ,- I . i ���! j sis ��� Zeballos ���- Kvuquot ��� Fair Harbour ��� Licence No. A.T.B. 1450-63 (NS). TTie applicant, has applied fop a permanent exemption from tha protection afforded to the above Licences to . permit the said applicants to operate Class 4 Chaner flights between' the points on each Licence without " restriction. - VANCOUVER*. B:C. h0:0O . A.M. WEDNESDAY. .MAY 27 (approximately two weeks) at i > CUSTOMS BOARD ROOM, 1001 WEST . PENDER STREET. "!VAN-- ' COUVER, B.C| *'" (a) Application by Tyee Air^ ways Ltd. for protection of i% Class 4 Gfoup B and C Charter commercial air service under Licence No. A. T.B. 1203/61 (C) from a base at Sechelt^ B.C. (b) Application*:-, by Ea^le Airlines Ltd.__for authority' -" to operate a Class-4 Group ; JB- Charter commercial air service to transport persons and/or. goods in addition "to* its Group C Charter com- ;; mercialo air service aiithor- s! ized andsr Licence No. A. i TiBl 1418/62 (C) from a base ~bat Vancouver, B.C. (c) Application by Tyee Airways Ltdbfor authority lo operate a Class 3 Irregular Specific Point, commercial air service to Jransport persons and/or goods from-a base at Sechelt. B.C.. w':thv in the area bound by "the following line; From Horseshoe Bay to Nanaimo. in_a- northwestsrly -direction, in , the Strait off Georgia to a .-_ point just west of .the north- , ern Tip of Texada Island but - . -including Lasqueli Island and ail of Texad^ Island; Ito Mount Frederick William... But not including" Powell River or Westview,; thence in 1 a northwesterly direction (parallel to <}ueens Beach) . .-.. a distance of twenty miles; : "thence in an easterly direc- ^tion to the peak of Mount George Edwards; thence in a .southsasterly -direction to Mount Baldwin but includ- ���iing Squamish; thence in a southerly direction to Horseshoe Bay in the Province of-British Columbia. ��__"., fd)- Application by Jomac Air Associates Ltd. to operate Class 4 Group C Charter commercial air service to transport persons and/or cgoods~ between points "within Canada from a base at Vancouver, B.C. using Rotating Wing Aircraft. (e) Application by B.C; Air- toes Ltd. to'operate a Class" 4 Group B Charter commercial air service to .transport i persons and/or! goods between points within Canada from a base at Nimpkish . Lake, B.C. * i_ (f) Application by B.C.. Air- !, lines Ltd. to operate a Class b'4- Groups B and! C Charter - commercial airl-service to! transport persons, mails and/or goods between^points \ within Canada from oases * \ at Tahsis/Zeballos, B.C. (g) Application by B.C.",Airlines Ltd. for authority to serve tbe additional point Jehnis Bay, B.C., under its Class .| Irregular Specific Point service under Licence No. A.T.B. 1453/63 tNS). which "authorizes B.C. Airlines Ltd. to transport per- * sons and/or goods from bases at Port Alberm.( Alert Bay, Zeballos, Tofino,' Campbell River/Como^and serving the following, area bound- by thfe following line ���From the .head of Toba Inlet, to Comox Airport through Alberni to tbe West Coast of Vancouver Island, (including points on the. West Coast of Vancouver Island and .offshore islands South East of Buasbv Is-'. Jand) to the most westerly *" point of Bunsby Island to Mt. Seaton to Merry Widow- Mountain to .the mouth af Cluxewa River, across Qu^en . Charlotte Strait to Boyles .Point (at Wells Passage-but ' including Malcolm Island. - to St. Stephens, but including Sullivan Bayand ponts located at Wells Passage and Sutlcj Channel, to h^a'd of Wakekam Sound to Silver- thg-one. Mountain to ML Wad- dington���head of Bute Iiriet to head of Toba: In&t. (h) Application by Pa* ell River Airways Ltd. to upgrade Licence No. A.T.B* 1138/601 (NS) from a CUss 3 Irregular Specific Point service to a Qass 2 Ro?u- lar Spacific Point service... serving Powell River and, Comox, B.C. (i) ��� Application by Powell" River Airways Ltd. to redefine "Ihe area served un-~ der. its Class 3 Irregular Specific Point service Lic- - enca No. .A.T.B. 1455/63 (NS); I from:.-Class 3 Irregular Specific Point commercial air service from a base at Powell River, serving tha area comprised by a line from Powell River Airport In a northwesterly ���direction to Stuart .Island, Bute . loli*. thence iin a northwesterly direction to the head of Bute Inlet, thence in a southwssteriy .direction to the head, of Queens Rsach. Jervis Inlet, thance in a southwesterly direction to the "Powell River Airport and across the Strait of Georgia to Comox. I lo: ClassZ~3 Irregular Specific Point commercial. air service from a base at Powell River, serving the area comprised >*by a line from - . Powell River Airport in a northwesterly direction to 7 Stuart Island. Bute Inlet, thence in. a northwesterly direction to the head of Bute Inlet, thence in a southeast-- erly direction to the head of .! Queens Reach. Jervis Inlet, thence in a southerly direction to, Shelter/Poiint. Tex-~ ada Island,- tfrffnee in a westerly direction across *lhe ... Strait of ^GebiWia to Comox ', and thence to | the point of . ' commencementr- at J Powell River Airport^ (j) Application by Oak Bay " . Marina Airways .to operate a Class 4 Group B Charter commercial air service-to transport persons and 'or goods "between points within Canada from a base at Victoria, B.C. . " (k) Application by B.C. Mr- Vines Ltd. for authority to serve the additional ; point Namu, "B.C. under its protected Class; 2 Regular. S|x��- cific Point- semce. under Licence Not A.T.B." "5S9/M- ��NS), which authorizes B.C. Airlines Ltd. to transport persons, mails and/or goods from the points Vancouver, Tofino," Tahsis, Zeballos. Fair Harbour, Ocean Falls. . Bella JCoola and Port Alber- . ni. TTie 'protection granted should! also include the additional point Namu and be" ; extended .to include Ocean,_- Falls ami Bella Coola. . Only applicants who have filed submissions respecting^ specific applications pursuant to this notice or persons who apply lo the Board Smd are granted prior authorization will .be " entitled to - cross-examine witnesses. Notice is hereby given that this^ review :of air sce- vices may result in cancellations and amendments- being made by the Board to licences , and commercial- air services now in force. The^ Board will not consider itself restricted to the consideration of applications filed pursuant to this notice and the decisions of the Board, based on the evidence psresentd'to it af the hearing will b2 directed toward a pattern of licences authorizing, .commercial air services considered best suited to satisfy the public requirements. i~ -_* If the applicants, interveners or other persons vhp 'propose to appear before thl^ Bbarrl to give evidence ini^td to produce documentary evidence at the hearing ef such" a nature as may take the parties by surprise or tend to result in a request for adjournment, a copy of the proposal production should bs served upon the Boar J, the applicants and interveners . on !cr before Ma%- l, IS&J. |" The Board will not consider the introduction as exhibits of any form of evidence, of a documentary, natcre Coder such circumstances is would result in the. Jack of opportunity or denial bf ihz right -^.of other parties to <ross-ex2.-p mine. - - | AIR -TRANSPORT BOABEE 7 (Signed) D. F, Quit. Secre:ary 97C1���Pub. April 1,1364 New ieek'ior "~ J hunting licences | CHANGES in banting llceuce " fees-were retreat!;.' announced by the Honourable W. K. Kiernan. Mirrisier cf Recrsi- - tion - and Chnssrvafionz^ I .Tne resident' ordinary, and general licences jinde-v: whkrh sportsmen hunted game hale now been abolished ar.d a fce- sic S4.00 Ucer^xf introduced. Th*s resident firearms iicer^e will enable the holder to carry' firearms and hunt gair.e birds and black bear. Gjtise tags, now called Game Tag- Licences, will be required in = addition to the- resident firearms licence, in-order to hunt | the-follow ing animals:. j *\ Deer 50e; Elks S2z Moi- . tain Goat - $2; Caribou S3: ��� Moose. $5: Mountain Sheep $5; Grizzly Bear^oc - { The Resident Special Fire^ arms Licence, costing $10.00, whic^i "was required by trap>- pers. has been abolished. The -licence to trap will now cost $5. but will not entitle the holder to hunt. .Trappers .must take out the basic firearms*^ licence together, with the ap- " propriate tag-licences if - they wish to hunt big game and game birds. } Sportsmen, will pay more for the privilege of hunting sheep, caribou- -and grizzly bear because- of the feew tags required for "these -ar.irr.als. However, they ��� wiU now be able to hunt elk in addition to moose after buying a $2..' elk tag-licence.- Ir. previous years hunters ! could choose either an elk or a moose but were not allowed both animals on their hunrxfig licer.ee.- - Current firearms licences expire June 30 and new ones wu.be available by JuW %. 1964. . -" ' j The Sechelf Peninsula Tunes, Wed.j April I, If 64 Page 3 - ; ������i ������ni������-��� <���-��� ii., .,- i. .i ,1 n-i-iii .i i. m ������ ��� ���!*�����������ii ������������ Quotes & Continent -..., ��� ���!��� ��� ��� ��� -I | II. ,l.....ll_ , K .1��� I ��� ��� -'._-' - - _i��� By Vit�� Cicnci JUST before Educcticn Week the Vancouver "Slia'f carried a report en en address given tiy the pcessdent cf the Vancouver Board_cf Trade tc the BC. Council: crrEduce- TK-3 >'* t -. ���' .i ;���*"' eye-catdhing headline ��ss "Educators* AJarm Bo-:- nessnz.ea.~ and., the general tone of the-piec* was thesur.- -dard one. of - condescension. only siigfctly masking ihe paper's beii:timg attitude to :ez.- -cfcers. I sizppcse it's"only coincidental that the. speaker is also ger*erai rrir.sger of tne Pacific Pres��.* publishers cf both the Vancotiv���__dailies. I kno-A" it's danjerouj "to criticise a thing like this from. -the abbreviated reports but at tbe same time, the speaker is quoted . on some supremely stupid remarks'.wiucE. should be'refuted promptly.:. Ideal y. the rebuttals i should come from the BCTF__ but this seems to he something tiie officials aren't prepared to.ee. . "Tbe business community views educators with appre- ���hensian.���*- says " Mr. Benson. (WelL t vieiv --the bujinesr community with a certain a- 'mount of nausea}. -Tae 'teacher 1 tends to indicate ..that ev.erytimg is black-and-white 7ar.d that there i.i-.a simple solution t.o .any .given prcblsm-** he <ays pliintiveiy. (This is an- vat- right whopper..' And wh-rre doer he' ge; his. :nformaticn*) -uunx tne seconaar ed ucation "'" program . should, fc*; "des:gnc-d, to produce pezple with a capacity't*-��a��ersijih4" and_aralvze cbjectiveiy.** !. (Platitude No. 4S2. Whir- does he think we are trying to do ether-wise. Anyway, what he_ realiy means, and should be" frank :encugh to say -is that we 'should'-produce people who think as the Board of Trade thinks.) "Produce a person who has a fundamental ' understanding of the elemer.LJ which malce- up the- ^wcrld in which we live.'' lileaning the gospel according! to the Canadi^n-3Lan- -ufacture-*s Associatiotii "AK this was a sort of wind-,. up. Here's the_ pitch. _"In. rhe\ development "of the curri.e-- lunL educators should try la point cut that- the word profit is an honorable word . .- -. whether we like it or not. profit- is th^ mainstay of rrar present - -society and" teachers should make this point quite clear.** 'Well.* I could make It quite clear-th:i the"word- profit7 is oft��rn culfe A dishonorable or.e. and t.Hat !:prcf:t-s,s-. a maitstay of a society ..-cc--.i!d be a.tastier. A iu4>" of the profit i motive. '^.mL���I's -effect; cr. '\-krious civi'.sfauons. in-' cl-dir^i this one.--i-osild bc- il-, luminitiri^. but yo-4"-d q-i--?- pcssiMy not ir.ecs with the approval of thel Board cf" Tzadeli ' t- i "In zzjrrt-.r.z? t>ct-*ecn .r.e re-prvis-n:;-.:.%e? cf th*; B^ari of Tridc ixr.d. scht/o'. counsellors, board ^eprei-cntattves h;id come-sway w:;n ih* :~pre :- sior. that the ccur_sellors h^i little- understanding of the business world." iFreely translated; "this means tr.at eo--"- sibly the teacr.t-rs were a Lille diser.char.tc_-" with the" aims and practices c-f the birr-r ices.- .izorld. i ifual?" and c"rgan-:zatl3ni ->at- sice the teacrung profcs-:r*.' is getting pretty itr-sctte. I havt- r.ever bf-vr. t.'':U- 'c- u-.-. -der^aki* why. the JBCTF <">=������ tier. .r. ow.ee:^:^ to th^ -vi-r: c^ staff. Irr^nnv' trie recoct - ����� ��������� '������* *. ��* ^-1*.--.1 f-C* ti,^ ��>, '*.T\*l'**T sa.de. .atu-'.ks en tn*�� r-.e<��.i-I .professian appear* ���_ ;n the" daily ipzp*rzz. But trsen. :t :s a real" ptzdei-icr^ % z'.<- ar.c willing-to slap irb. ���;-..r.f >.-- med Snd ^r.zr.'t-Ui^t.t cr.'u- y^Jchn Hind-Smith *^k Refrigeration j PORT M��_toM ' TO PEHOER HAR8CUK fhone WoXmi from 9 a-fn. ��o 5*30 p.m. Ret. $S6-f94*t K-*i 3W TA * :*J 1 -'i-'j ij v. f * yte. ty * !'. - *������* .'< si r. *��� w ���-i t - s S a ' *-i ���**! bft , ��� , W-" X t _ s ��*f I xe ,.v.*. ��� '* ���* 'A AiLi��ButP'AlsM',-'-1'!' ZCHELT MIR SERVICES PORPOISE BAY (S���ch�����t) &*C. Air Chaffer & Aircraft Maintenance Fishing Hunting Freight Air Taxi Contract Flying Sightseeing Tours Timber Cruising. Air Ambulance f i. * '��������� 'r Zi. ���'< \ < K; " - ; '���".'������ , < 9- h ������_* >���* i i ? r> * x* X " - ������. i ���:���.- '' k tl'-S :���:-. '���* i ',< PHONE SECHELT ggg.^gO^ AHD BOOK FLIGHT ������i �����;��� zn '*-j -���' ��� 3 , '- ** ������> .-'.. i m NVOKINO section J, . -which, gives the ijnine local .policy, thc ,b(|»ar(| chairmairj arbitrarily Mused to divulge to ;t rbpresentaiive Il'ttcri frbm thc tcaclcrr association ib arjology and thc board's reply [She also harried trie~-press from a "nficting of representatives £1 ire wachcrs' because of remarks m achersiiiAgencral •*f»*ha. qbouvthe board's putf xpaVcfs feel the boa'd holds secret sessions bje" iu.sci.it hi .s something to hgle? [ lis thjis a\good vray fo enccji rage the con -jnd trustees as, she lolcl thc reportcf, the trus-! stra tgcsf union in Canada, and worf for nioneyy*^™^**«/K arrt nowit is I tires uould mu feel fiee to speak with the press^not forjlo^fj. After all, who is it tftat threatens Ppbabjy the > winter holiday , in atiendanccl Any pirhdn holding a jubic posi- schtol boards with arbitration all across 3.C,-^nvm south. ; ' denC e o er? Cood ublic relations Have lb bt[ built-up catjefuily and cj'msiitently. Not jjlist birforif a fcfcrcndijtii,, and this board tyis a lot of work bard: '$ in How |is any bo^rd going to do 'anything about epfecti of. tc.bacco pn to go,;ibou* this pr«j»bl %iMjnOtkil$ah th to tie,dinicull to com not smoke c tc dangling from his pling cigarette ashcls giv'es him factors to t onstdcr th'ijrt p] :ldc the\taxpa' to do to.-gain- ground hist Hy ^previous t,t!he field of public rein lions, <i ilej TIii ' ' j*jfes{?iHa}"J by | snipping. Johr jf' Pender 'Harbour tinel former irepresentative, is. urged the school board lo institute! a no juokiig j-alnpaign aiftoiig the.s;ho4l children yout is are (he /ones at v ie c<mp|igii, and! education us f:;nr-'Gf-Tr.RNAif li "\VIIAT pxJKl thing *>"iai -1iT'e:'''1.1attliew 19; 1ft A - minis man dashed i nt icd tlfis \ital qHcs'ion.jJcs'i*. ariswcrc- t with his personal problem ■ Hint ilea l.tjl-p thi* CO iltian >t ! in bC 111}! Vi'IlL .t\ to the poor ndnii «?i*ig'g? I Vl this ht'Adranie to the i mined mercy ( •jilt eternal life, or Psy thpir Pro the body is|oncj good w;iy th. i^nistf^e'tjbne incc a tt*£ii iger when he see-*:his falser with A cigar- his boitte. or his teach' i poke*; break, or ajclve boards, jind TV depict o|f fa^l ion;ible, sop!ii*>l What is needed * ,lips, or His nukher dro*>- 'a-equ on thc- babV.s f sice .[as .she forbi rtiscmcni!. in. p;fpers. bill-/ transportajioJi" facilities, school and ihirsniofcin'] as icatcd peopi along with im ''Af©*. people crc ih attendance* Any pir*.6n holding a pub tc postilion, ifraid to take a Mand on ailpubjlic }ssue,,is, Hot lie person to hold that office-! Alfred North Whitehead e aim*; "Illogical mug it hesitates to draw, concl isions', ,becaujsc neva* know*, cither what it means,] or^ what! it assumes., or how-far it-trusts its o* n assumptions, ohwf|!i(t viJI be the effect of-any uodificalion of "istini^fipn." In dctc "mining toe;il rjoliay there niore " " ■--'-*- '*" '" contents of deoianding its an befelre To apo on able New Status jjirotjlems unless it tackles them tjoldly. and ir* j§[if ®||i^0] jrgtnized manner. The aged anj those, whef -ZX- X'-° ill things, desire not tomakk a mistake. a^&pshwc News) be intimidated by thc teachcrs'l demand for 1T wAS^only a few years ago ogyi is to bind thc future of th<| board,-and that a big flashy car was ic othcri hand the teachers are beipg unreason- the status symbol., Then in fo take umbrage at remarks that hey have the turn the status Wmbol be- geit; union in Canada and worf forfci»«^^J^^ J fifoy Hands tic whe up? ic ipiage? Will paid the H i the annual salary demand*, for i: tcrcasc come I . I I / uhich we th!ink will be a won. f i-jfipbols, has I come into be- 1*1 have a wash, then find'a - , . . . . l..g in Washington, DC—and ^j- mol-c, but teachers themselves oppoic this in w". believe fully without any . . ■ . . ' k This.j.. ftc ' t-nvkV-ent Jflfji *. '-ffl^'TSf" ZmXST i-tcahiy. Certainly dedicated teachers should be -j^ in Washington, DC—and pleating tie coriccrning mov; district bec-j educ ers with nent rnor: H' il level of the community not lo How is anything constructive c be d >ne about these problems as long is ti nid and the public deliberately and misinformed as it was before tl the^isechell Peninsula Times. ie health] hazard D'jly resident cu advc mas*; 'this advc irri won adva thou fit** going'""cig he should of at $ irji >aign in .school is fcdcralJcgisl; rttsement of such 0rodu«r in tzines, radio, TV, billboards and has been done in Italy on the * rounds that wMhou* , ^»'i*Tasf; tisinc of products dangerous io health is hc,nfi ^m of'','"'■••. horn t(t« beam lo tjie harmful ;r going for ja siute,' 3 lejiiNoges i hiillmarjc p«na to re ducationyl Britu port and causi mcnl ma I 'othtped panoses a' St riptide thay itpt! understar d; bftt . . . f/|e aces that holder i understand". ie aYf tha Marl,. TVp, it: .—■ ! \ 1 do, that l8itu'i'r have ctcrn&l gantz Icgisl cues tions bat tl up to ChrKt a\"*acllv when toi lit! covttoo*,iic«, ami therefore had tits. nniiimimcnts glibly rcplicU md follow Ch - imicrcd :i that ,hc hat tl to sell his rht. H> his a i sec .* the way of rcccivtng cter things, f«r it <nann«r. Thcr pcrfcctiotl, if rnis'."l|;iJfov,' Clwisi." and A*i the i tfndhince to "sc"if*i fioiJ can by IIi*. irnp0v>iblc favor to the ill-dt'icniiiig). .sav< jreji is a concmu v/& cat, drink and wear as and breathlessly I him in ja rnar'- He tolilj him tL> ooil thimg. Thi: done iSiis, bi t possessions, gi\K tion he iijdmii qroken thjc con al life i«; not bv to. perfect >oyi cwill alwa'y . crop tib some lofchanncd. VV-* forgive our'mil d works]' i*. ru- thc heart is ask - Him to iKhteou*. "got grace funrrictitcd favdr) anil T ' after one tl good 1 real fi us. .giving as a -Pastor Joseph j\nonby are let i i sMle be your umbrella. 1 i J j altiatry is thc art of leaching people h'pw to stand own feet while r;cliiu'ng Qn douch^. ! "~~ . ' I ' ! ng effort^to make the thing*? goold as they u*ed to bc. **THI THUS humbt are th who lust f« tender hold lighlni us — noble dedica Ink Men idijy "t'^ites a Jcttcjr nh a qucei thing called a pen, ps it in a hot tie'' A^id out run little nicn; fhey run along tne paper, In straight but inly l{iie*», Cutting funny capers] And making funny si^ns. iddy calls il writirtgri Wnnilei if he knows,7 -"i It's really in*; men cliasing Tl« pen where*er it goei? And when he's finiihed writing, " b " • He puis the pen {way.' And stoppers up the bottle Where the ink men stay. s half-past one, my work is However, something1 new, 0I*' ' hi,* «ta th'ink will hta ti A well-earned rest 1 think-1 vo. dedication to the cult of medioci ity. intention at being set up as _i . . f .J .. ....-• „, , I . . -isdeh—although if it was ]n. For one brief hours, quiet ml, And finally we all know of parents who have ,tentional, it's t!he smartest fin- Thjis time of day f IoVc thc best. d to another-attendance area, or left the iesse we'have seen in years. , or iicnt their, children to pripte schools J There's a nUv club i'n the Jidt what a chance have plan* use of various grievances against jthis, specific capital city where race., color ike these alional set up. Wc, also, know pi)good teach- ahf» religion have.no bearing W] ^ „ , b5 !h dl- , i i £ >l - l. Jr j:rr!...'.it:.., whatever on membership, - ' ' ho have left the area becau.se!of difficulties FLs are higb,but-not impol •■«« ion perma- S-J,}c—abou* $lrO0O member- Aid dirty hands and dirty face cultural and sh!ip and $50p for associate Stiaight home from school at their liking, membership, pf ahosc wlio unch-time jace have joined already many are _ . „ >fj^ „ ,,„, .. _ 'er going to of ^^top 5tnj,a ^ the fields lc ^M" v,ater every place, as the board-of government, r business and ticcpt upon their hands and uninformed community. ( ace'.' e advent Of Anybody 'want to bet that school trustees or other teacher Maff or because they found the rtising of products dangi mr>ral. The-fine imposed is up to dn't consider .advertisements, eku nt'agfcr of dope addiction, wouk ;h we don't balk at adverti.s irlettes^-and alcohol and -these'.arc diction. The Danish Cancer. RegLstifatioi in, say, ten yea|rs 'time a prime For if I thought my rest I'd requisite of any good club ,-arned xvill not bv a mixed member- ., ' , . sh p? And imagine how l much M:' ^lc^ wa% wron»- lW* m«re interesting such ai club *<yon learned. , must inevitably) bet Afrikaan- For there inside mj'j bathroom t,on u> Dan ler would mix- with black1 man. newspapers, Coihoiic with Hindu and Pro- . ■ . - h neon signs. xe*tsm with iJcw.. .-W «H A ^»ng torrMdo mwt have ^ . a. ..-a,—. —«-LL'- Qi been *■ $3200. We cmbamisFment And left behind on paint onca My dear, yiu mean to say -shite, muddy foot prints, left and : ighl. i nllinn rh,* th: l- at' >'"ur- PJuh niwnbitrs its oiing int - W(e Chri5|tians? _J how v^c! Lven ,}u]ii" * 'i ] rment-s for jjow there. wjould i-e a stat- hoth forms us'symbol of note! Board has :stcd legklatfon from its go\ ;rnment to forbi 1 .smoking in public "to person > under 16 year*! of age: to prohibit smokin-; in public ize cigarette smoking through tixation and WHATEVER bdaitK. of -aub. strict or abolish cigarette advert in the Royal College of Physici to the British "Minister of Heal definitely stated, "cigarette sh of cancer,'* which resulted ii sponsored campaign to cut dov tics. Here's ;i worthy campaign foi ations to prckl die senior gove Notj\So SmMhilimted i ' libraries; to (Lions Gale Times) Jiminal" advi rtismgK? Upon the mitror'* shining face A muddy hand had left7 its 1 race. Ihi bar of so.ip that used to iloat . , Ujon the w.uers like a bpatt VV7s noihftig now hot hits of o;tm, my >otmg son had;-fu$.t becit iome. . . ■ ? Fo tiLitjun iu ptvnj uiu >cjiiui j^uvk iiiucill llltw .".4-jiju^. njiiiu uf,tfc, it ion banning the advertisetner t of cigar- hashes on a iTV smoking in government sponsi too 95 as sements. In tns in a re- This allegedlV jbnlliant idea h, officially in. selling, revqated to th* oking is a w°rid a few yeijrs ago; "turn- He * 'i' iiovern *"*** oul *° iye } tflC-' snow" ' n'on cigar- f,la,k'l on ^ r'T' T n,om' Ur on ihe ip»eMeft their trace. ~. ... . . ' , Arid on the basins once clean The sublim^nitil approact* .. many or- was an attack 'on the Mitjcon- ', nnient into scious mind by, repeated skorl w" or movie _ red instiiu- scrcen- Each fJjlsh* ca*l,,ying And all this" happens .just be- a brand or product name, was and'positive education campaigns to com-lo lasl for ^lh^in imptj:t.t.pV ic damage already done. M) . . .food ible fraction c|f, a- split, second, so short a, time that the message would never reach the watcher's co iseiousness. But the -effect on hi*> haviour would be quick and suie. He would., at once, go ... , .. . . out and| buy a pottle of Bop- ., for thought po wj^out eyer- knowing Up b\. why. .1 7i d wet his dirty haudsand ,K;e, -1 re streaks left by ai muddy i ide, - '! xi use . ?. . •*on must wash his.dirty aws. in* theory, it Do ... ..,, . . , . All very well here is the same difference tn a person before and JU5l didn't work !|ie is- in love-as tnere is in an untight :d lamp and tice. c^t is burning. The lamp was there md it was a But the h^ar-subliminal amp. but now-it is shedding light too ; nd that is its l.VPe used by 'our pros'ineiai ^.Ffping By Gaiy Wood. Grade 4 lose to fljf in the sky While friends crowd round. *-n on the ground. out m prac- Sory. no more allowed —-Vince it Van Gogh government onl ilamdoi-a TIa sEBglaf s by Ben : DEDICATfeD MEN" For he provincial Highways eertanily dees. "' C'.St.*n*JO-*m.**~ **f* *.*. We refer to -.He "Completed «fa»axr£IIINSUtA,^w«eft in lOati** signi which have. graced our major roads al'4 over liC. Everybody has read _ them a million Limes and we Bunou',to' think: it is about time they " were taken down. E are thc dedicated men -* conqucroi > of space -— -Actually, they are becoming and Godfearing - ready for the ace - these quile4 » \°*c M*fi«larly with- ... our tourists and I their subhm- ,is ot old — jna, effect on ^he electorate I moved Jo wondrous deeds-— wufeotit thc will 'boomerangi against our' gold — the^e are the high and mighty *— yet,artful designers in Victoria. l ' y sijnccre -— nien of deep emotion -t for all they ' • —' these a^e the worthy heroe*| — who on It was said: "He who is of a ig bolts ride — who with a bn'liiJnt smile tell calm and happy nature will they're taking it \n stride — these- ire the truly tartly f^* *he ^^^ ot »"?«• Without fear ~ tLe arc the ^^^l^ V ?! an ^1^** I tni&hv ruo into- a crowd; mm a >mwwmmm & ^ ' /ere who journey ed rrien — thank-God wo have them acre. lite -disposition youth and age !are equally-a* bidden."—Ulato. Published TA'edneudays -- \#t Sec'belt ' ki B.C.'s Sunshine Coast ;. ' ,' by f Sdchclt Peninsula Times Ltd. Bos 3KI - Secheit, B.C, Serving the area front Port Mrlhrt loggmimt (If owe Sound to Jervis /hies) Joan Donley, Editor) S. If. AJigard* PtibSsh^r ; Subscription Rates; j? (in advance) ;7 - 1 Year, $5-2 Years; $9 3 Years %U | VS. and Foreign SSiStJ H * The Sechelt Peninsuto Times, Wed., April 1, 1964 Pdge S SHERIDAN T.V. Sales and-Service RADIO APPLIANCES Phone 885-9605 �� J H. B. GORDON & KENNETT LTD. Real Estate *?nd Insurance Phones: 885-2013, 886-2191 TELEVISION SALES & SERVICE RELIABLE - PROMPT - RICHTER'S T.V. & RADIO LTD. **&���&* BC* ' ph- B8S-9777 FIREPLACES PLANTERS FOUNDATIONS WALLS _ i . A. SIMPKINS - 885-2132 WATER SURVET SERVICES. Complete Woter System Service L; Cv EMERSON Sechelt 885-9510 Insured -Blasting"-'--'_-: - SIM ELECTRIC LTD. "Electrical Contractors Appliances - Electric Heat Phone 885-2062 Scows ��� Logs SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE LTD^ i HeasxEquipment Moving & Log Towing L. HIGGS. Phone 885-4425. SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. ' Rcjii esc nt ing TraTel Heddquarters " Retetvctions end Complete " - Inforirtoticn ' Coll 885-2161 Phone Sechelt 885-9669 PENINSULA^ BUILDING SUPPLY - "The House Witlv A Heort**: E. J. CoWwell, Proprietor Box 97 - Sechelt, B.C. BRITISH AMERICAN OIL CO. LTD \X Fuel Oil - Gasoline- Oil Products W. A. Persons, J*Vgent . . Phone 885-2016 Wharf Rood, Secbdf, B.C. LAURIE SPECK �� SHEET METAL LTD. Oil Heating - Furnaces 5heet Metal GIBSONS, B.C. Phone 886-996T ���I The Finest In : FLOWERS For All Occasions ELDRED'S FLOWER SHOP Cowrie Street, Scdtcit Phone 885-4455 RAY NEWMAN PLUMBING Hot Wotec Heating : * ���' Nothing Down lOYeorstopoy i iPARTS AND REPAIRS TO [ ALL WATER PUMPS,77_ Phone 886-9678 .Your Becrty Agent STUCCOING-PLASTERIN' GYPROC JOINT FILLING l< CEMENT WORK * by : . N. SCHOENEWOLF : Phone 886-2862 -/-.. CUNNINGHAM AMBULANCE SERVICE HALFMOON BAY- Emergency end non Emergency - coils. Special rcres '��rok^cge pensioners, 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone S85-9927 TREE CALLING TOPPING OR REMOVING LOWER 4J��ABS FOR VIEW: Insured work from Port Mcflcn to Fender Harbour Phone 886*9946 MARVEN VQLEN SWANSON BROS. Septtc Tanks and Drain Fields - Backho�� end Front Esd Loader Work ... Screened Cement Gravel ' Fill and Read Gravel I - .Phcme 885-9666 'Box l?2-Secfcci�� Frank E. Decker OPTOMETRIST Bal Block Gibsons Every. Wednesday '���-���* for..oppointment 886-2166 T1NGLEYS HI-HEAT SALES ond SERVICE for all year heating _:-"-'��� requirements 4 Oi I Cg/s Finance Plans C. E. (Col) Tingley ' Box No. 417, Sechelt* J85-9636 ���885-9332 NORM BURTON -* Your Odd Job Man CarpenryWorfc, House-Repairs, - ��� ". Droincge Tiles loid. etc. Phone 886-20=48 :x Chureikr- Mw&etmh/ b Bethel Baptist Church Sechelt, B.C. - Church 11:15 aan. Sunday- SchoolTOdMXam. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. ��� trfithf^m. Wcrsixip Serrice ; , Sechelt ;7 7 Home sertice���7230 p.nau March 8 at the home of Frank Hall, Porpoise Bay Rd. . . Pastor John. H.TJlme��..Ph* 885-2008 or 825-2027. Sunday School 11. aj-n. to * 12 'noon. Lelitia Morrison^ " URS.' LETITIA. ;.MtHTtsfflt o�� Davis Bay passed away at her home on March 25, 1564. She is survived by her loving husband. Dr. R. TL Morrison, * one sister Mrs: Albert ChUtra of Davis Bay and a neee. Dr. Jean Cross of. Santa Monica, California. Born ia Muskadabitb- Xova- Scotia, Mis. Stomsan. a great lover of music, came at an early age to Vancouver whece-sfae was-a music teacher. She moved to Davis Bay in. 1952-and was a: very active member ptjhe United Church Women's group. She- and her husband. Dr. Morrison, started the United Church. Sunday school .at Davis Bay.- GibsQns_librar^i report for 1983 j THE Library operation for the ... year _1S63 has been satisfactory, thanks to the splendid cooperation cf our"efficient vol-- untary work groups. | - The - book circulation in the adult section shoars a sufestak^ . tiat increase. We have also fei- creasrsT our membership in the adult -and juvenile -. depart- -m;hts\ - j The financial condition of tie Library, as the audited statements show, gives a credit balance at the year-end! of SSS7.S3. - Expenditure for the j^ear 19��3 'f is as foihjsrs: _ - | - Adult book purchases. &tI2._��^ Juvedile book purchases. S165. 38. Operating expense, S240.<3__ Building supplies psrehas-si, S55.46.'The operating_expense has been fully coverad by membership fees" and^fines. | The Librarian reports a totbl -book stock o�� 4,202. vofasmss. kn increase of 250 books-during the year. The adult purchases be^ ing 150 books and*, the Jurende -purchases being 150 books: and 50 books discarded. There hdie also feen many-donations received during the year. As the donations often, include duplications these have beea passed "on to neighboring libraries. | The book drcjilatiga for the year.fcas bsen" satisfactory. The adult department lias issued - 760T volumes to ISO members, compared with 7137 *. books "issued ia ISG2. Credit in. tMs regard should be given to" oar book "purchasing com rolttee. and the help from the Victoria TravflEag Library. - . j . In October, 1963, Miss Hose Vainstcin ot^tfee Public library . Study of UBC, together with f Dr. Hasler. made a visit, to ik- spect our Library operzxim ami together with oar exetarfite many matters were discussag. The object of this visit vas the preparation of. a report on libraries, such is <mrs,. throa^i- "out tha province and the offer -of written assistance from tse Eibrar*? Board in Victoria. To date this report is not at bandit has been fen that* an ertas^" sioa of hours m wrhich the E- brary is open, to suiscribers would be benpficiaL AX presest .ve are: open,tour bssirs weekly, 2 t*t A pm on Tuesdays and Saturdays. This matter has hem discussed several times, by the executive, vchiclr teels that t!Be opening oa some evemsgs may be a^ffeciatetL r ^ 1 We still feeijare vrill- need more bock space-, "although this has been, alleviated seszcewbit during the past "year bf~!fee in- staiiatian-of moce shetsisg and rearrasgentPtrt This- vork. -a-as ~dooe by Mr_ Roy. to vHsomzyte are -indexed for: many fa vers. The suggestion tiat the okl church building be ��ad>oined to the library was vetoed as being impracticaL f With, a view to gaiforming to the type of htTilrfingv already in this area, it was suggested thai 4 a further addition be made to the present library. It "seemed more practical that a fund be started wfafdnstHiId eTentualfy give the fttTdrflfmar. space re- -. quired. This fund to be su|^>ie- mented by the VHJage CcMnmis- _^ with, mosey sssed or redeemed by tbesafe- of the oS�� church buiMing.- . | FINANCIAL ST&T-MBFT 1 " . FO�� THE YBOi EMDEtl | DECEMBER 21, l��2 7 b Receiptst 7 J Funds on basd- Jan. 1. 1SS3 I -Bank -_.____ 5 6CSS-; . Pert Mellon construction 4 FIRST phase of constra'ctica at Part Sleiion. |"nb is tbe new mill stores building built first to.(hoi_se flje_ material for the ne**.* "recoverj" teller, and jpt*ier cpftZ struction materiaL ! '��� I I Reuses $1,781 ... - I : ; ^ Sechelt Christinas Seal :---!- * :*fe" -- 7 " successful ceunpcrigif THE. Christmas Seal Committee ]of Secfielt Peninsttla under the -chairmanship of Mrs. Nfary Hu.nier has been congratulated by. H. S. McDonald, Present of fhe B.C. Tuberculosis Socfety. for achieving sales ol "S1.7SL- _- This was an exceU^s.!. shavr- r^ __������.���-^ _- ing. fnv thz Crst campaign ta bz conducted in this area. ��� The ' 1S���3-6J campaign was the n*5=t sueeesiful ever cos- dnrtsdin B.C^. -with a total of S202-2-5"* realized ttroafigut the province. This represents.asum- crexse ct S30.25O or ll'** oyer the returns cf ! the previous year. .71 ; "Britiih CoiuteMa shsw-rd tha grsatass. . percentage increase cf any prsvmce in Canada this :year7' :ssd_ilr. McDonald, in expressing thar��s to the pabOr for their generous response. " . ' "-."Th? ."'additional money is ba��r_y nszdzd 12 [carry- oat the extsnsive pregramme-fsr ��rfcich se .havs budgatted. In adiE- tion to providing grants zb- ^rard5"jt*ie cocstru^'^oa r,( various Health Ce-:t-**-? 3^*- hn-e iarrsased tar contr;b��ti"n*i. toward* !res-ardi. Tiie nest im- - pertart err itan in ti;s fe-i-rJ- is Ihs-lfJizBciss of a ne* res- ������ pirztzry disease ss-r*��7n vrAh thi Faculty o��-M��tl;:�� -zt'the U-iv^mty. cf Br:t.sh C��'um- his.. I," '_ "We-! ars si��o h.*ii.;��jr coa*- mitted; Ta-ith. oar thir*- of tb-~- Operadoa Daorst^p ���*!����� ��s-. ' munity. asti-_tab��-r^j[^*" * l*Ht- I23 pnrsrsmm?. Tfc.s "b *c5k- dal^d h cm-fr mo-t cf \te- |tr- "g;r-ccntrtf la tht -rr-.-He^lf-71 jses. '"OFiratioo r>->3cs*.*t- 'Ir* ;*vi3C03ver. co-r ur^i^r war. ;��" tbe -largest ���iinfte 'urd^rtaka*-?. in **rleii w*> bare purtietps**' ed Sechelt Bowling-Alleys -.."-" -".---_ - j ���-By E-fe Moserip; IX AN exciting playofL Strike. 10's ih the E'ee'S'fee^eague emerged champs", Bobbf-t^isckC Capt. P*|nny CaliJ- well's team gave the winners z good ran for |Jt^ eham- f " Ladles Leagus:" kab' Hay r- ! ��� . 72S* C222i��. Bz!l�� lk**Ux 2S5, pionship. Juvenile 413.4S Pettjr Cash TOTAL. ���: "I0.QL f-^250 "Operating Grants: - I Public;iibraiT Com. *5 v&m Village of Gibsons! ���^18O.0!> Xfembei^iip- does ���_ ISjOO Fines and Docaiioss __ K.*��S Sale of used beater ��� ��.<**& TOTAL - - ���' faicrjgjjg; Total Receipts ���-J- imi^g DISBUSSE3IEXTS Books- purchased, adult - Operating expense I35.4S TOTAI. '���. ^__ T71ZZ Balance on faacdiSSST.OS Funds cm bandy Etec.. SI. 1953 Bank', account i SES.3S Petty cash ���. 17.G5 TcyrAL .!-������.; ssim Allocafiotr of Funds en Hand at Deetraber 31; 1?53 PuMic library Ctsn. Grant Balance oc haisi J^t. I. 1S63 mos 19S3 grant received - <00.0G TOTAL -~X~���- 754.0S " Ju\-eni!e books box i��5-8 Adult books *'~ 123.00 Balance -���..-._,-.; _���- 455j67 Village of Gibsons grant: .. ZaL. on hand Jaiu 1-63 110i2 1363 grant received _ 400.0(1 > Total . ; .__ 3W��1 Adult books purcb _ 2��.-t*3 BuiMing fond acctaint Iz&f/l Total . ���_. G&.4S 7_2Bafejee ^- .-I 1. "tD.2_ General Funds * BaL Jan. 1-63 _��� 120-^ 2��embersbip dues _��� 13_!&1 Fines and donatidci ��� 66.15 Total , ' 31SJ3 Less operating expegse \Ghi2 BALANCE ._" -. \__ I7SJ2 Bufldmg,Fund - 7 *��� BaL, J��t- Jr63_r_ <2J>S Sale-of used heater -��� ItJ-10 AliocaticK-t o�� village gr-ISO-flO Total.. !_.; e232-3T Less chimney aidrr, '��� ���^5 Sfeeiving lumber ���- <8S1 Total ._ __i - 147^1 Etldg." fsnd for new addit. 25M Jean, Bah,:*n��an_ 2L | b " ���Pencferr^ Bill CabneiroQ 637r !Roy Fenn.fi*"0.(*��4j| Bftt Ga_- - dnxp ��C. Dave Ifyd&ni ���7#, Stmsy-iSeoular &i4. $ormy Sese- . lar S2**, _Caariie- Ha^ks 63*,. Carl Ristzs.2SS. - f ���'{ ' Peauaala Ccmmetciid: Joyce Potts" 2n.. PeMe feaferai 291. Pearl j Mle&esme { 25ft, Sam Uae��chaie 2&C Dofotiy- Ssuil* -7S1 {3��3L Chic- Mlartuse 731 f223-)�� ! Lawrence CMdl 725, Fesr Taylor 2S2. Brrmnie W2- S9n'25&. Jadt*wasofc-;t50 -275��. Ladies Matinee: Jeas EIdrs��.i_ 730 C2SS.}, Vera pdfr 2S2. Hjgh; SdKKfc * Sdek'i .Goescw 4& (2&). Ala'Sirytfe fTS C2I4>, Gail -Ritchie-- 33T (Ten, Mary Ritchie^ 3^ C2a!t- I { ���_...- Pee Weesr Pensr ^aW**��rff 273 . .(ISO). Gary La**<K*| 32? C173>. tjeh mns I I '-Riy.|Bena_:. 549-|2_tL Jade Wilsc-a- 524 - <2ZLi.\ ta��neBce CrueO fe4 "{20Sl,--il4rriB Skytt*�� SQ4.~Exrl Tymra SISJF^aifc Jc*- "gisrKn * 5@7. Mickey! Bsfas Sl��, Dfcfc- Claytsra 552 -(22��>. PefSr- Pooised 512. Ran Rifecsacr 2*^. TOTAL &ZJ3Z Beauty Safos ���- -") Sediell - \ "b, Evelyn Hay��a Cittliaq. caut'S*ft*a�� Tuetdaf t* S**vr4<i* 9-5 fVaur <��a��n��cf Tg - I Ha**.Ee��_*y'7 Phone 2S5-9525 st :V --!; rZU 'A ���awp mmmm. tummmm l*S -''I "f' *-*.��� 'T���.^^"^^-' * f. ^ msamm > Page 6 The Scchclf Peninsulo Tinges, Wed., April 1, I ���***Jf******0**-M*-mM***��*0***r*-*****��****M*a*\**��*mi THE HARBOURS arj | restless, with the cominsj of the fishing season, ana the sunny weather is bringing visitors* to the Ibcal resorts We ni*jte .that Secret! 1964 facts school sayiij.ffs clubs REGULAR weely saving (no At Gibsons matter how small made by the Student* Cove been chKscn as a Youth Hoitel ��� ing cenferband the lpkl young Mr. Segec deserves much "���*�� ,-- 1 . -L-.!-'.-~i-i ' Ik;-.. it - tn* iWI msclnpfnl it" people lare anxiously) awaiting visits cf some youtig people from distant parts toj the JjJun- bhine jC^oasti A nubber of students are conditioning themselves for spring jby running ipo m les [Leading! th*. boys is Mieliael Foley, jf��f Halfmoon Bay, and Melody Mcintosh of |he Sifftie place is leading the glirls. fiooh |vve will ;|get jths word <hat tljiese two doni] ldlSei?hate '<Stel��r Il :aM&^-"*^ sulppbrter, playing pn teum),'-����>��-> jpet^feir^alS^JH^dn ****** that >equired^competent hef w-- *'":" '7"-:---" --;-:---"- t"^r * " -Last! ye#r, - in the . Sunshine : '���: covers- books. LEAVING DISTRICT I The entire district is sbrry that we are going, to [lose Mf. Tjorhpm 'and his lovely fainily, plus all| the menagerie,! of djog^, t mtpd' a sichbpl bus] |he 17*njiile Irqn-^b&t dot Tikjely! The cpokijook of favorite recipes from1 Render Harbour went like hotcjakes. [Only 100 w?re printed. Sue $erritzen arid sMaureen Donley headqd a (join mitte ojf: girls who skved lias the jexcelleht pctures up oh our Fishing E eldss the last iss ie of The Tim :��,' ; The boys. n��y feel considerable! pride in the success thty have imadp of their class], and it for, the' masterful way m- which he his steered the cla:is into such a variety of learning sitiiaitions. ''["here is a real net|d for experiment .and indiv idual- ism in modern educaton. The Department is eager and anxious to implement useful dea��s. If many ofj the critics of education would sit down ai id. <fo something constructive, * -very- one would I benefit. <%i �� othjir & for- Yqt ' words; if yiu don't <Uk44h ahd assem We'd the hese ���mat of the report, make -up a better one, one that would satisfy you. Try it on your icigh bors. Show it to your prireipal We all si are the cost, a* *d,b- cation; periaps we ^iouk take "���some responsibility for ;valju- ating it, to<p. *r* ��� may be Savings may be withdrawn: at liny time Students participating will receive a pass-boolf w|ieh records all transactions. School Savings! Clhbs arc in your community Credit Upions kre (Jhartered by the Provincial Go* ernment, and inspected by; Gojernment investigatory. Credit Union Officjers are bonded for your protrjetion. The student participating may be eligible to ree< ive dividends each year. Certain insurance 'benefits are also available at to extra cost to the i member. , . .. The Credit Union wh ch spon- sors your School! Ciubj is own- ���i and operated by in : your ed. control! your fello\f-residents community.) The School Savings i'lub will assist you Require the!habit of Thrift, and; thus maktj it possible . to rejach your qbjective. in polities) the first apt of the professional) ?aiki- cuse the ��(ther side professional) He4n-of- LLONA tJUNCAN of M^dei?a Park leads the] Easter [parage of teen at Pejnder. She has always Ipeen ati jday;7i6rBh&;Tjorhbms:4-;! ' X MtrX^6^6't^'My%i'^f&:'s%' years C|f.unflagging servicb io mis ^mmiihity, and jhas dp- v^ped|an>e��ficieht and! varied pfiysicajbeducatipn projgraT ime m7the-higfc,scb6oL;3lej Ml: be a hard {man!to replace,) bui vie know he is-! going ,to a situition toatr'hesiia'siipl'anned- da7fpr'"|a; ,���-r ���---*,JT-,--..-, -���,., ioa^:tlme|)^^��can*<ohlyIsdy / ThSsf-j-eaik "Uorla was c iected f"Tfianf you- and good luck t is Treasurer of ���{^le-V Stt|denb' fbis^vcfo|ing|weeks!::here7.lroli by.^. Council,* aid, heif'-Scottish Muclil; aHjreCiatioh, -was] eac-b must hei. c��n*ini? to the in CodstDrajjhlF Festival, ^hJ3^��*|in' the [fijest Actresis "!Awarif,^ ceiyihg__hi|h praise-for a certain iscreati she [uttered it the sight of a| man bvith the boiy of a snak^ She even sur pris zd~- her! jteachers and friends with this shriek she is always quiet, and ladylike arolind the-?: chosl. politician jjs to ac- )f being politic! ansj the-wedk rcmarketl, "We are fortunate , to.have an expert to dra>w up tlia financial report;" Mcftib- : bin stated "West d^es m\%% of the wo'rk of HJ.D. and we couldn't function without him." West advised the mill rate wilL.bs 1.92-1.93 mills. He believes this year wjll ba the highest ���, because assessihunts are risifig and as ajssessipents .rise, mill rates-.'lbw-e]r, to raise thg same amount pf money. Hei poin.ed out, this II.I.D^ has the lowtst |mill rate in the pnb vinee. Cnly distridt close is Al- benii paying 3.5 mills. The hospital is beihg built in such a \,-^iy it can, B*3, ultimately expandeSKto 100 beds without "undue cost. The pressnt services aie\built and located to accomiriodats 50 Mds.bo 5X- pahsion, when hejjes^ary, from 35-50 beds can be accomplished by the addition iof another storey. He felt pppirtation projection figures w^re such that the 100 bed idea jwould not become a* reality before 25 years, and at that tinrte the original labenture issue would be paid iff. "\yest ��dv^ed H.I.D. is a cor- )oijate!|body restricted to the because; efficient! since the sjchool began) 51 IP^Ii^Tflprll 30ifi open to S. bl^od forp, Her worst moment calne when she was ��� iistriicted td * give,a certain teacher ! a j BLANK CHEQUE * in the e rent he might'erici^in^er;som��; runfpre- ���seen emerjgenciesi oh s school .expedition.f .She.'gave hint the cheque,, bjut; did'i not Shave it countersigned hyt the jprincipal to make it valid: In many olh^r: devious keeps ;tha ! pennies- in Llona ii a talente many fields of chtteatjbur. She ^has taken]danei^.]lesspns irpm Mrs. Lowe and :hds pferformed .'in many Concert|. She*could understan|ably tin dertake a career as p, entertainer, but once againf the fru- zone 2 H.I.D| trustee ZONE 2 Hospital Improvement rDistrittt meetting iri Gibsoris School hall re-elected Ni R. McKibbin: trustee for a further three year term ty acclamation. F. West, secretary-treasurer and trustee a presented a well- prepared trustees' report and ���*- f~ _ , ��� financial statement, to the doctors have enquired about meeting. J. B. Allan, chairman selling" up a practice in the - sponsored by the!Creiiit Union Q( the meelingbexpresssd ap- area. A resident doctor is a ?" -1--"-���"-��� preciation of -both reports and de-jision for St. Marj'*s hos- pitil society to settle. - \ "V'illitbeire be a co-ordinated ambulance service for tbe urea? West pointed out there is an ambulance ih Ssehelt operated by the Volunt��*er;Fire De- pat tmeht knd Gibsons Radio Celts have \an emergency ser* vie;. ���!", \, - -! V'hsre do donations; lo St. Mary-sj hospital society go in relation to capital and openi- tioral budget? West; advised the enquirer all mbney was put to ;he best possible use to pro- vid? (1) modern equipment, anc (2) better patientv care. Conversion of the present -S��� Ma ry's into a chronic hospital could hot be considered by ei* the- H.I.D. or St..Mar>'s hospital society, "according to We: >t, because the/building be* lonjjs to the Comnribia Coast Mission and is/presently on lea::e to St. Maiy-'s hospital so- ciely for $3 a year. Feeney feljl the building / was no proper pla ie to put/old people in. v S^lpa Park social notes IXtifyk Sheridan came hbme to; m IA SB^bflDARftschbol essajy- contest on the subject of advertising is currently jbeinlg^sponsored by,the Ad vertising and MarketingjA^ociation",6f/ Vancouver. Alt full-time students in feritishColumbia-are eligible . _ to compete for $50 Canada Savings bonds, with bne bond ating this year rand to be to |^e ^warded to each! wimier j 1.��� J'X 1 ;��� secretary, keepmg. he^r ere; rdvisiPh of financial aid for ;ft4^M^^^ ^-E^tf Weekend , tig^-fisted IWasUrif ^ %$���;^ Z*&X ^aid she is Ipiing fPrwarc tk> opente the:society. He outlined 'the! operational proces*: the 'ho'jjiiiabadinlhistration re- porta to |Cox,' the.' df^uty^^ minister of health* who reports to7 the+Mi!riister���w;ho reports to. th Legislative assembly: Oper^l tional.costs, are paid by B.C.H.Ii;. trom .5% levy/ of S.S, &II.M- tax! An el ��ctdr* enquired if the new faospitdl would supply all services!' or would' .^residents be (required to go to the city. West assured him all kinds!.pf operations,, 'will be: ���M^fwrried here, except highly ������' Vcomplicaled heart' pud brain surgery. Standards ni d been --piet: to accom- niodatei. specialists from Vancouver vho w^ere expected to come up to perf|)rnii .operations. Anyone) wh> 4*pnts, can use ns, and Jpays .she ie bank. girl in fct IMe f" "Xr Esi. D!;to 12, inclusive.' esr Essays inust foe words in length, titled-1 h'at Advertising Heans JjCo- ���'(.-.������ *l ��� '��� / . I ! says must be typevmtfen apd\ double-spaced ��r nea|iy han<yvrittenr on one side j only. of rP^ular 8V*s x U* wlute jj��a- er:| \The student i mst show r.an*��el, address, _ s hool a^id .fWa&eAin the top lei /hand corner cif\ the first pagt. " Contestafits are ,���' nvited itp Write in any style they wiih, pursuant Jo the sul ject. They/ may praise, criticize Or be pb/ jective, Bfe-they wi��] All�� entries musff to ADMARK, Bok couyer 3, "B.C., gal side of her natu|e warns herjha.t this rnlght n it be too ��� . ..���, ���_ profitable, so she plan >-.to take the facilities^'' hp said. Accord- a business course aft(|r gradu- . in&. to iPiprmatjon, one or two marjked Wotlater thaib midnight .Apra-*4w,i9*w.'-- I-'-- TJecMon ofj the judgps will be hml, alnd all entries iecome the property /of the Advertising and Marketing > Asspciatioh of Vancouver. Selection pf winning gentries "witt.'itje judged on the/pbasis of dijiginalitj4^pres- lentation of thought land! accur- | acy ^n'spel'jhg Ipnd igra'mmar. ! / V* mners' names m.iljA be an- :,faoimced publicly within 60 days fpf/the closing date. ^Ojbject Of the jcontest is to in-1 se the awarjenefs of both .Sfti Mliiiwlliilliiii lents and the ^dijistry, of the res jonsibilities in | voiced in what has become pprt of* the Canadian way ty li^eT���advertising^ advertising in- BOAT WORks . icol jRepoirsl * ' BO/CT REPAilRS ���- Phone $83-2366 a creativity as a 'hobby. Llona is popular, anil has an infectious giggle.' Her school work has always been well a- bove average, Th^ business world- should consider itself fortunate in attracting a girl the calibre of Llona. MORE ABOUT . . Comox ferry from page I��� -��� for this tourist seasonj Mr. IFra. ser said, although wo Ik? ori construction of the jnew ship will be resumed immediijtely after the shipyard strike; iff -cannot be cc,*npleted for i boot four months or more,, ho- |ever." " He asked for phptolraphs for hanging on the BC/F< Tries,' vessels; these should be px30 verticals. The company ilould mat arid frame any suit* I Ae photographs donated by i i: or group. / :* ' [ The SCTA/is parti:[ pairt of thfe BC Fer chiiire for/ the .sunshine coast anr^ will have a-r^pecial interest covering this* area, iaj 10,000 of the 1*^000 beiftg Ipropared by tfor person paling in es* bro- the company. I-*:-.. USE, TIMES 5 CLASSIFIED POR QUICK RESULTS ard Spending the summer at Sel- '������* Park when ! U.B.C.* closes ^r^irrl! ApriI'-24.' -7''7! '"'!" " ! A rchie - Cawley,' - who was In St. Mary's iHospital; for a -short * time, has now takeqj'up'resi- ' ���deuce in White*-Rock.7at !Berk- ley Private HospitaL "Jack Jones, who took MrPCawiey to White Rock, said the hospital - is well appointed land set in " beautiful grounds, priw to be-- .ing at; St. Mary's, Mrl Cawleir hac, lived at Madeira Park since leaving Davis* Bay. Linda, daughter :0f: Mr. and ��������� Mr >. iHoward Garter, Selma Pai-k, ��� came home from Van- coi ver for the Easter holiday. -Their iother daughter! and her husband, Mr. and Sirs. Martin, Stahge of Whitchprse ;yvere here for a; couple ^>f djays.!iThcy are taking Mr$. Carter's mother back !wiU*7them for! a short time. 7 : -.' & b\ INVITES YOU / OAftKE S1I#K!N To See The LARGE SELECTION OF USED 4-WHEEL DRIVE THE VEHICLE THAT GOES ANYWHERE,* DOES ANYTHING both gas andj diesel STATION WAGONS, HARDTOPS, PICKUP, CRUMMIES Top - Qualify Used Models, NEW 1964 fiAftD ROVERS ... all models D r>.��* I .^..^fc^l���a!��� - I a*a.J-^:-^- **. *m* FROM easy terms B.C.'s Largest Selection. Terms to Suit;,b.���_^ FROM $285*5 Cars and Trucks Wanted in Trade Wrifc, Wire or Telephone Collect * CLARKE SMPKINS 999 Kingjwey ot Windsor, Vaneouvci .������*- TR 9-5211 .'-M 7? �� ** * j I** I ** is. ./, . .... -."_ -1 <:��� *^v s r 1 y Wilson Creek notes <*. -- *7"3 Ft** \ ���Rose Simpkins CHERRY TREES at Davis Bav'SchooI. if* �� In view-of the *w*ork done by the pupils and teachers fin this letter writing project, "a cherry tree has been jolanted-for eaci: class. These will be*cross pollinated irom our fiftv Uees across-the road from the school.- I They ,were all bought from ; = :��� Mrs. Eldrods" Flower Shop, in. Sechelt. "Cherry trees are native to {this area and love a. r ���,. --'i.aj-- atf*y-s*wt.m^^^^pti v.���+��� X ���vt******-c* *?"�����-��� ^b *���- s.����� - *. ��� w ��� ���* ": - X * T -^ fejandy soil. We have much peat maps around them.which we lookj from our ��� lake we ipase in Halfmoon Bay. , ' IA thank you to Mrs. .John Kicks, substitute school teacher, .. also a thank you to-Mrs. iieslie Jackson, School Board trustee for this area. A thank you to Mrs-. Ann Bums and Mr. H. Chaster who were so nice - pretty place,, bat it could be improved so' we would get mere tourists./ If we could cllang3 the community hall to a spacious building with, a theatre, indoor swimming pool^ curling rink, skating rink, and bbultng "alley, it would bring many people from alt over BC. -Instead of - the playground .there could be a beautiful walking park with all kinds- of trees-and flowers. The streets could'jie paved with sidewalks *~- *. ��". ��� I* ' " x* ��� .1- '^ t ^il*t* The Sechelt Pen. Times, .Wed., April T, 1964 Pege 7 SPCA ready' for casualties THE ;S*chelt P!cn:r_��:'a .���..*;- ; branch" ofj th.* S.P C \. thought it fc-asial" thnw*); ���-*!����� oily soaked duck*, toot- ctc.-- but not <o". At 8:30 or. the ���*���..-- ing of tSe 26th a call was -' received-from" Robert )Io^j; <**f, secretary-manager of thr \'rs-. comer branch ��"a SiViSKQf** a year .(Jperation)' ai\ ��:ng. :':2t". he was f sending on th-* �� a*. ��� o'clock ferry ati-jibe 2*7t'i, i.-~.-^- - liquid for usejof e!>ar.in.; ��if the oil and putting th? r,r^/ -about the idea.- A salute -to���andbhedges. There should be Tree* Planting PLANTING for.the/titt-re; Dale Stephanson and Gary* bae* ,l�� jnormau Woods put f inishiiig touches to planting cherry trees donated by Mr. and Mrs. .-*��. Simpkinsrto each class due to the good response to the letter writing contest. John Ritchie who chose a cherry tree which his Dad planted fir him,-the tree will be priceless in time, and >ou won't re- ��� gret your choice, yotr-. clever boy. It is hard to believe you - are only' going on ten * jrcars old. ^NTEST iThere were two outside letters, otherwise it became a project for. thei Davis Bay School. Mrs^_ John Hicks was a'new wharf. For industry- there might be a.sawmill and . fish cannery, to handle,the pe- - ninsula's requirements. Along the beach instead of rocks and logs there should" be a sandy beach with no logs at all. The school could be .improved' by.7 having more rooms and teach-. .-ers. This is hew I think- Wilson Creek could, be improved. By JOHN RITCHIE Wilson Creek ii a lovely ;<? ��������".* 7" appointed judge and made the pIace. blit- it ^id haVe seme fallowing comments: "Ail the children seem to be brimming over with ideas, I [especially lijced Ricky PearsOn's idea. I enjoyed looking^ at- their work and I thank_you\all! for writipg pb beautifully;'* The winners were Linda,.Pearson. John Ritchie, and Terry- Newsham," grades five, four and six respectively.. ..Linda . and Terry chose three doll^s.^'^fhb prjzes. and,' Joha wisely, chose; a iCber^. r>| Tree,7consolation: prizes, SI each, wer<rpaid: to -Janice Furuya; Cindy Nygren; Cheryl Ed- - wards. David Hobson, and Ricky Pearson; of grades. two and three, of Mrs, Parish's class; :' ^i'-.a^oij-".r>T-^'***'- "-v----?"'���* CONTEST LBTTERS ; -,b (Cheryl) I third*, we should hive some built on to our room a si it is too small fo"r thirty- one people. ��(Janice) Have a shopping centre, little town, high school and hotel -for tourists-...... \Cindy)/ Blacktop1 the bold' btimpy roads?7. Paint the old, bdildings. The* people who live near the highways with little chjildren should make :_"-*" fence. |David) Have a picnic site in fr6nt of, the sandbar, with five tables and a; barbecue." " 'Rickey) t think "we could make Wilson Creak prettier with flowers.. If everyone.threw. oujl a package jof flowers all ovjer the hills and fields, we. would live;in a beautiful place. By LINOaLp���ARSON 7 Wilson Creek ii already a. improvements. Clean .up the; beach. Grass and brush should be cut down -betwesn the road and beach. Street lights should be useful too. A float for small boats and swimming would help. In Wilson Creek park we should have.swings", teeter-totters, and different things for the children. The back roads should be paved .or oiled^ tot keepi,the;du^da��'p''in! tjje 0m-' * mer-time." By TERRY NEWSHAM- _ Wilson- Cretfc is . now- very niceTjut needs "to be improved-^ -One way is7 to build a boat ramp. -They should^also have a - *V . " a * ��� V- -* ��� **. "��� ��� _ a ��� *. *��� fi ��� * yj: ,'S-..- "J. ��� ;-+*. i * i*.x.+--%������*%*'Z^l ��� .* * ���" v .���-.-*. ��� -I***-" Wtnnersr TERRV" Newshamv Linda Pearson and Johnny Ritchie receive 1st prize awards of S3, or choice of a cherry tree: Elementary teacher | Mrs. Parish presented the prizes. _ j .:- '&'.. if-'j He hii rcad'"in_o8.e Jof ltd... Vancouver papers ]tH*t" Ogr trouble- still "existed faad ��a��-.- doing bis bit-to hc^> baf-byi. / hustling this mixture putl to the - local president '- I. ! i - * . \ t -. It arrivedj-afety-prl the hrsV . ferry xin- the -afti?rn��o7 thrie^ .-* bottles of the mixturej G*e hnt~ tl was "given" to. Mr. ^ortgams-^j. - r>. %io?-{macipa[;of tie $3,phiuX sSoik; Etementar*"' st^io��!,*- ice- - .use ,with? his7 efassesj fhh ��*c-7 <ajd iKsttle was gfvet .%* * -"r." 7 Lcob Ardiur who, with |u* <a~ taily^ had rendered suciri timely help dsring the reefnt Serines��- the thirdl&QUJe was klptjby -����." presidenC in reserve t| hfr ��r*vf as reqyifed���.. ;��� -. f }- - "There ii still-danger |*f fas^tr: - seepage of this oil sd U>e"cJ��.P." C_\. staads rsady witi .t!je*"besE known rf-msdv to-dd i"4 f>*rt-"*' in relieving any sufTermg hy- any- ppoq unfortunate htrds- that may corse in c<a"tact! wiih :Le oiL ^ | f - f Thare are nuw three places is tfc* district. ^tjiM hsjp, ai^"fc>r -' ea.Fr;m��p} 'zi.d'^*Sd^^X~ bird be ffcinsd su��f-2ring frcrn in .unwelcome oiL bath,, casi-ct MRS.*. Dick:. Olson and-Mrs: Ken- KaHowtield -rare . weefcentf gasts- of Mrs, p. Comeau. They are ~o!d school fifisnds ofTBfis^ Cbxneau from White Rock, B.C. . ."visiter a*t7 the home o��i>2.fr..-aQd: &[t*s.*A. Fprgusoti's. ��� ���By UMar Moore --��?*'.������� <* tisa *irte :**�� fc*,v'?. .--;-.;.- . :. _ i. ��� .the mixrure... , -. ... ���-.,..;~ Ken- Fallowfield Oa Marctrnjr the. lo^U rvts- .i: sident -delivered a letter ��o OSx** t! Montgomery, mil - amnherz, u*nJ " Mr. Artbsr (f��OBUi<hb-4Ew fish" ��a5gh-inr-;so that-people"*. -.Visitor***"*at;taghog^ o���iMr,3xxar Mrs.**. Fprgusoti s��� Ur- Ariasr 4��e^i*im*xMzu~.-.i do TnaTitive &&& Hbrs^ibe " are Mr- ^n* Mrsz TL A. lk\iIotte** 6f* Varlcolf*.-er: 'Mrs* *av.�� 'D^f��tao:�� Jf * ^fif** j*^ Bay to wei^i their fish. I think thee government should stodc the takes and creeks* with7 good sized trout. They. shou!d7also fix up the roads and blacktop them alL The! people pf, Wilson Creek should i go-on a cleanup bee ol papers; etc. They 'should bring in buildoeis and clear the beachey.o^ the big rocks and put sand; instead. " Lavilotte^ �� WcX Fei^^on's sster. The Moore's: had .i pfeasent| ' - ~ �� * -r~". -sl^it- with. Mrs. Paul Aecariiis, | _/^t . - an old frfendiroin^ White Rock. | GrUeSt Speaker &ein&itA��a��^toefydari��rs.|^^j^caQS from Sechelt Aecartu* me^to a full church oT visscsrs;! parents, and, children- Each I class: pjjeseitHt aa Easter! Greeting or- sttsy^ Four lovely j Easter hymiH^ isere sang thro- \ ugh��it tiie programmer * j c. t* BULLDOZING,: Land Clearing - fkcarating * - end Rood Building - FREE. ESTIMATES Phone 886-2357 INCORPORATET * To ^really ! improve^ -Wilson Creek, we rauist incorporate in- -^o.'"tfebViltegei.of.W"Isoa Crek. Tiien the'tax! money wiSch^is taken by our money-hudgry jugglers in Victoria^tcan be {re-* - tamed here * lob dev^bp -7 btur -jl&flfff&^JJJff/MfllMI'Zrfi place. Without additiKial tax *^*T":"rrirr" "-'[ burden: onus ���� can pay a t�� - " clerk and "ccwndl to "blacktop the roads,.and.ptant the boulevards." : . '--XX"' -7 1 7 - At Kitsiiano;. where I come from, thsy !put~ :the# beach stones in rock, groins and flagged them so' that the public could swim in safety between. fTbe i��or people over1 , there would be- ha^rpy. to "come: and swim in this clean water. sa��r ma Stmsnme i j^s^ ^x congregate fxxr/i Coast m all lS-^tey. | pa3el tesnxssaan on church/af EASTER PROGT*A��iSEb " ! i3ics *����� Tussday evening at 8 On March *22, ther port Mel-f Ion Sunday: school, popd*-. pre=, | sented tfe&- Easter- Ptugram p.m. _ in St. Bartholeme%v*j parish hail. Gibsons. Rev.' Denis. Hams ind Rev.. J7 Ferguson witt \ attend tiie panel as guest speakers and will answer questions from the congregation. Following the discussioin refreshments will be served. _ . '��� * \thsh the good l��ory dsne'hi^ thc^r was highly .cotsciesrfM, RUG CLEANING and DEMOTBIMG Oct ��r E*��*l��f Appointment Dot>e R?cht In; Your Own Hqrm RATES R_isONA|Lf f��r free EjtimcfM | Phone S36-S390 WB*W�� -*$i :�� ;5;i" mwsmtiLwm< Ypur Government Reports To You! 1 mmum bruch; . M3L.A. Esgoloalt IChoirmon o�� the Council of thc B.C. Legislature! . Will Speak and Show Films On His Recent Trip To The Far East 7 Halfmoon Boy (Welcome Beach Hall) 8 p.m. APRIL 1 Egmont- (Community Hall) 8 p.m. APRILS MR. BRUCH IS FRESH ?FROM THE SESSION rHcor obout the Bank of Brit��h Colombia cm* Social Welfare, j To Be Held At R0gB?iS CREEK COMMUNITY HALL SUWAY, APRIL 12th Doors Gpsn 1 p.m. a^�� ���li 7|i If" ^i ,%- -Si" i? iS*" 5* Meeting-Starts 2 p.m. . t$r Welcome Beach Hall) 8 p.m. ; ��! "J ^ "'"-- ;Sf APRIL 1 -> S^ J L_^-������ ^'���%""- immunity Ha��0 8 P.mb . || / V ^ALLpEMBEl^ PLEASE AUBN^-j^- || april^ }^ AA��MBfRSHlP MAY BE RENEWED AT MEETING & ; I FRESH fFROM THE SESSION' j^j ^ "" */1 - !��' -���'-.''.-.' :"j - ; *: - ���; * -f ���' I ���! " '" *4A^*z&.WJM*'&t*#r*&Mi&*^ z - * ' ��� .** : :- 5- j >���-* >-- >���:' '*���:.' B*��:' *.>.���" [>- ��� l-*-" !*������ Ji IV t> la.-: t K- fv Sfl*"-*. ���38;** wr**1! S W&z a*r��e V.. *Wl?'" ib IS K* '���* b i BM1 'S. Glbsoiisl Yoluinleer SODI*^ after the fellate of and to hive a ^ecreatioh room Gibsons was ir cOrporated in !the upper . part. Wi h con- in IS29, plans foil a water sent of Ithe commission and supply main thrbufh, the vil-x 0*6 prosbept Of a gO)d fire lage, IVith standpipbs at crit- hbll complete with goc d equ- ical pointsbwos desijgned This ipment ih j?ight, interest tlev- pipelijne, complete vrith ::tand- eloped ajidj work was started pipes,! wps started i\\ 1931 and in the spring of 1950 on the completed in 1936 b Shorty after^ tht eolmple- tion of the water ipains|, cer- ih! D4cemb_er 1949. Due to tain citizens-gol[ togethet- and ogrii^ed by. the viilagj? fath decided tp form aP volunteer ersi !Eric Iriglis having resign fire fighting group j Thp vil- ed. lage fathers of that) iday saw ill fit to buy several lengths of to ranvfls hose. ,ADick Coopertibu^'-'ai hose ^fl^^,1^^.^^ a four-cylinder ,sf ire. pitimp and: several hundred73*e< ;|tj of One pnd-one-halfb inch lined JfoseJ *\\ \ | - \ - - In the siimirrier o: !l945 wp ter service Was imbrovet throughout! - the vi i lag^ anc present hall. , In;January 1950 Clif: Leach became the second chjef rec- health Leach wasj forced retire in!March and Wilf Minent rves Grkyx- bbcame, the tillage's i-^el and a "cart! td carjry it. .-r"T~ji- t.- :i.���: u"i . . &nsi'd_rab*fe - ihte tost was ] 8 ! v^u**|teers which ** -as lat- shlwn about this- time and fb���a^T!r.d ,to,. ^r*-*-' in maW practiced'-wer > held and }W\M tl���}. fir��\ a^rm was som��* fires ^ere\! put out. fsP%,dl ���ls tal%rn ,*,m* Ther\ was no great jchahge- to��� , ����F Lthf df^cl .Gi;a"lhj��m s cquipVeiie -except fir tlia ad- ! ?v55adejai?l+uwa|br\-;U ,led ,on ditimAaf^moreiJtwoi'lncircan- .the| roofjof the Shell -as sta vas hbfe. X, \ ' .; tion-.- | DuriSg the war *Us those 'T^L ^l ^W^ W3-i of -the ftre fighting kAvip not ��e| ih May^ due to the soil in the irm&7 forfe Vjoined ,�����# -&*���> ^ui.dotions with the "Air Raid Precaution .i^::��,Jnos**rJ&3?-)/����rths to group. Thip group ^ras ^given i��3^K>7 TlL ^"fe, ?? more standpipei wtjiije installr ed. The ARP gM^ip in September of t,hp year. Early in .-1948-- fl|e J newly formed Ratepayei-ij tjon ^undertook;! to -.Nistlt mon ey for : the improfeemerit of the fi2*��r>!��4ghting , [e|jiiipment. months to ma"ke the hall ha- one- Dit?^e* ^ut ?till She from P lubber tompiet^.-.-���D'j!irihg ths 'time 1 each member had given up pnp dr :wo evenings a week and ! every Sunday, jwea'ther perjhiitting. *tin|:s and' practi|ces \ had' ^ The.A&-g^pt^Sd_d . ^^upSto^&hi corisitfuctioh period. C>n Jan- -uarlybll,7 1951 the firs|t "njieet ASssbciar WithTlhe help of -ai -Small- brigade !- undei* chief they i put on the .:men'i Ball whiclj aqtl)usiastic suppor co'te^iunity. ; : Ratepayers used ijome|of thfe funds raised- from thi.* f^irst dance to put in th<} rp{i;d that conn^ts * *' Sechelt ���with'Uhe road in f' Gibsons -Butlding ing jwiasiheld in the on w hall. "������Highway mcjmentp of their purobing) of qase to (|libs6ns with standing!-- lliat. I.. |pro[tect>on wou Benj wer^ Th#=eoast News ���of.sMardh .8, 1951 i-epprted as follow rs: tOur Vpluntetfr? Fire Brigad a tipder ;-ic Inglis ?ire Cljifef Wilfred ^reir is ifiiSt Fire- /Something of which every ' ,t ,i4ceiyed^ <^i*?SCj*"i-te can be prcud."| {JratfC the "To' the 18-man de*: artipent this village owes tftn pl% we' predict it will;d^e much ,niore. 'JThis firehall will; ,l)ist' and i jyery. * as a lindijistry ,ma- ont lot* the and thdughtfulness.'; Tj'he Supplies, chinery within, every tinjip it thus); giving access .to the moves to a hew fire, will' be equipment' stored in jthe old a mobile reminder of hei|r in- VQjhgarage. u*f i /'��\ ���y^,, dustry and activity-ou behalf * Dlifring-Jthe siimnrcef lot"' 1946, v; of us. * v " ' "| the 'iGranthams Fife Brigade v "In an undertaking such as came into existence i under bur,brigade, it\$_hard to place chief) Le^ Steadnja i. This or- tiny major ambunt cf credit ganiiatioh, was '/cempflsed of " ohj one mah.- This Volunteer. 18- men, including ii hop crew FiVe Brigade of Tours: is truly of six, a" ladder, .chefi* of six: a igjrowth of co-Opera ioni and.la satvage'erew: ot| sax. Un- 7 pince installed i^i tleirjnew fortdnatply 'this ufiit was ha!ll.'the firefighters fonrjed a shpr|lived ^nd the eqd pment committee to investigate:..!'the cahs!|sting M an A RP jmobite .' purchase of a fire, tinek. A- yhnit and 1,080'-feet'! ]0pg with the co-opeiation. of was ��� event|ni{iUy] given thb; co^iimissioh and\ speedy Ithe d be extende tharty. THe ex-Granthiims I pump. engi!jie and trailer j:-.yerq ovar ii! to iunder- Gran- apt^on "by th��^-cp^nn ^ittpe, a truck was purchased and! dri- y^ri inio, the hall uarly in 'February.; \. !*\Vith : concerted '-efConia of* ������-,-. . the firiemPn work-ing three hatitsd and paintpd, rsiaking nights di wpek" this b;ire i^kel- its -I first appearance tb the .. 'etk>.o of! a ttvugk beca Tie -, Gib- public Pn Parade Davy Aug. sdrts first mobile fii e fight- 16, 1047. At tills time-the first jnjg apparatus complete iwith disciissions concer tting b fir^ ptimping -unit,-, 300 gallon re- halli were-made lietwddn the sqrvo'irt, hose racks and equipr ratepayers and fijre-fighters. | nieht lackers. Ii madtj its!". first Knight and pho��e office. Dljiring the win| 49 it firefighters, ratppayers ikg jnl June 1952, d \gejieral andll the village (commission, xneed .'^^-t$]^br^e^n&^ejicy'- aithjlough agreeirJgv generally -first aisrl equipment' on the building Iplansj, could not see eye to eye on the site, Flh illy the courJcif, i|n Feb- ruajy 1949, allocated $1,500 for the pew hallli to. be, built hexjjt tcj the purjip' hpuse, it bei^ig ujnderstood the W. appointed b)y thjs rate- elected lit! February 194B a ffirehnll,. a{>peprijnce in the committee^ of fivtbErc Ing- pprade. lis, !pliff Leachr-Ij)ick; pitchel.1 ; Wilf Skellet tilnrie'aid. Norm lyiac The cfriginol Gibsons fire truck ���*.?��" *���%������' UrJL\\\ Wrj*l- * -*1> �� *-^> - S ��.*. .^*-i *��,-r-. j.x tt s . *. ������*�� t ^v-^mp .,* :��� I - - - ��� ,i. - .i ������-������,*.. ��� - . ,r ��� ja *.*. ^ * ** *--*��'*,* *"-:��� * - ��� I < -. ������ .,i'' * - r ' I ��� - '"�� " . ' , - �� r - ��� - - ��� -- - I .ii, ������!������ ���� ��� i'< linliAiiiili��iii��l I n ��� a a.lJJ. Gibsjons and area "fire trucks to lead the this "Kay! 5was firefight- payks "to draw^ dp pljins for ers but because df business the Lewii hall. This; hall w^s to obligations declined\ thai-pos- bc* beaded adjaceirto Uie old itipn. John Bunyart became ' - ' _L i -<5 * -b ' +*- ^ -- ter.d: chi^f ip the summer \ot \ 1951. f 1948- 'j Becaiji^e of; a tragi{: dfpwn- rrjen under Ichief ; Bu nyak; offered their services is ai4fund raising! agilnCy, and donated the first $25 to get the ball rollingl". As ai result of the | generous hall \vould tp ;use!d as a stoijhge [area Tor jthe^ water- woiks departmenti J ^ Unfortunately 'disputes over the hall design -.pqstpo'ned final ipprfoval by ' he. commisi- siot! un.il late 19-lj), whpn.rep!- resiIntatives ! 6f! ihe firefightf- eps I presented a fplsnfdrawn j and [designed by Dick Fitchett anc j Norm MacKiy With the apr.royil of' tne brigade and fire rpcir^pirs bffice. This pla k w is ��to be 1 arge enough to jjiouip two fuljl size truck*!, Ithat |part of ifesponife ofj the pu|blic, ��� the Mair 24 ���r. Gray resigned atj frhfej fire- RGj5U.scj.tator i Fund w ent oyer fjhe .toj>. about a mpith after* thb firirmen started ti*eir cam- faign^ thereby enalling the lijrchajie ofj the best of life saying equipment. Shortly.'after thit, tine word brigade ^vps droppeol, in favo r of Gibsons Volunteer Fire E Department,,, p * ���'! In 1954; wUth Feeney retujr- hed as chiefv the e; terior jof ihe hull ,wjas painted. This year tfife pt! pleted rchase \] (Jif.^tJSie. interj |/as coni- pr chase ; of the ' presdfit -wUon GMC "first aid and smallSfire truck. During January, 1955, a fund was started f��r..tt%e purchase cj a new tr ick \as: the old onej was reqi* ring! jmore arnd more mainteri; nee. ] low- ever, it was later) Ideci^d to keep tne truck- atjth install a new motor. -|j XX,_ '��� '-' (Iri February, Gins'ohs- vorst fife- tq_that date occirred.- wheo���"* thev-Fairw[|y Service-, -station was dembl|shed. This fire could be calfcd a joint fire-fighting, effort fas both the Sechelt and "Port Meljpr bri- * gdtles were called j to> ia&tist. Also during 195J5 "the! first major attempt b*| the' firemen to form a Fine Ihrbrove- ment district took place, but met with little response from thje surrounding community. The village conji mission of tl^at year also paised a motion j closing to aj ow the department, tp atten I fires.outside "the 'village boundaries, except' if. approvail \vas given by-is ppnimissionei -. 5 Bob-;Wilson became chief in.aluly .1955, .whe i Fred Fee- ney resigned o^'ing to business pressures. Nov, 5, 1955 was a black day for the volynteers as the firehall itself was the scene of a (conflagration caused by a fadlty battery ehargfer. Damages amounted to nearly $2,500., Pf which $1,500 , was to the buiMing pnd $1,000 to equipment. However, tpe~ hall was repaired' thrjough the concerted efforts of | the meii. The year 1956 proved quiet for the departmjent. Member ship lagged col siderably ,fpr. corlsiderat the first few���''months^because of the ban on'answering fires outside the viliage asiith'e majority of the firemen.lived in the outside aijeas. Irtterest was developed! {again in the fall with the ! arrival of the fire^marshairs ttnit and.a second attempt ��� tb Organize a Fire Improvement District. Fred Feeney became chief for the "third' time and immediately propplsed that the village commissibn investigate the possibility pf buying an air'force five ttiuek that was oti^the market; through Crown tribuie ^ Assets Corporation. This truck; a five-ton 1939 Inter- nutional. was purchased in, January ,1957. . In an *&fort to advance the fiie 7 protection area outside, the yulage of Gibsons; Chief! Fiieney and a' delegation ot- the Jfire department sought hilpof the village fathers to al low! > an organizeobfire fight-, ing force to acquire by out- ri ?ht! purchase or by lease' the Old fire truck now used as a standby truck^ Although ex- piessing sympathy7 with the objective of the firemPn, the cc nuiiission explained that under the Municipal Act their: hands were tied. Because of this, the firemen decided to form an incorporated ^organization under tiie Societies Act, which was accomplished -in'"December 1957. The beginning-jof the annual, cc mmissipn dinners for the v< luhteers which have been vtry- much appreciated, also stirtpd in 1957. On becoming registered under Ithe Societies ! Act and b'ing incorporated',* as the. Gibsons and Area:' f^ire De-:! pirtment, the firemen! called the fir^t general pub"-it"'-.meet-l ing !,on March .15, 1958 alt-- which 60 interested persons attended: .. ! The call f*9r volunteers toi sijnfor future fireprotection service saw 75 applications tt-ken out. Membership to ob Uini the service cost $5 a ycar.TThe fireriien announced tley had donated from their o-vn; financial resources $250 tc wards the purchase of a fire truck. Officials for the first year were: Fred Feeney",: president; Bill Scott. Vice-president; Cliff Mahlman, : secretary; Dick Kendall, treas irert 'The ai-ea, of coverage was set at Lingdale sub-divisiojn on the north, Seaview Centsetery on the west, Gower Point!, on the siiuth -and How'e--TSound on the east. In April the .village com- it issicn offered the old fire truck to the area' for $250 which was immediat&'y ac*- . copied. William ::Weinhandl o'fered the use of the building on his property to house the fire truck. Clarence. Sic-,* otte donated his. services to bulldoze the area and move the 7 building closer to -the' ^orth Road, By the end of May, 200 associate member- sliips had been taken out. $��.12:30 a.m. on July 29. pg, the alarm called the rerhen to the worst fire iri \ie-:,'historj' of the force. A earby telephone operator,. Mrsi Ethel Bryant; on hearings a crackling sound looked put and saw Bai's Block, t ne t of Gibsons ' landmarks, liupst into flames. Firemen fought three hours! to confine the7blaze that threatened to wipe out the entire village. At this time Port Mellon, Sechelt and the Forestry De- ijjarlments were called on for jissistance. i - 7! At one stage there were j . i even fire trucks on the scene'-'with 1,200 feet ;of Port; jblellon's hose and.all of Gib-! sibns hose put into pction. The 7 major,'fire was not but until' '*:30! a.m. and ^mopping up op- ��� ��rations took [ another 12 lours. Damage was estimated" it $200,000, ! Shortlp after this Catastro- 3he7a7Ladies Auxiliary to the Ctibsons and Area Vo.'unteer Fire Department was formed with-23 -"paid 7up! members. These ladies \vere to plan ways and means to: raise funds! Ifor the personiiil benefit and Ineeds of the firemen. . However, after three or four meetings disbanded in: 1959 with theiftmds raised turned over to the firemen to be used as they saw fit; - 7 & fund startejd by--the Coast News to assist firemen who suffered loss of or, damage fo Clothing during! the. Bal Block fire was closed out in August; with $277 collected. This combined with $123{ donated* ���se*b page 12 ,iiV,L *��� rWiMii'rtir iiift-- ���*������--*������" ��� ���-���"���----- ���--y- -,^ ���"iiiil-i raT*���*>--���--,_ r r r - r j- ,- -,r- -f - nf���-'-��� ������ ������in-; ���- ,r- i��� i ��� ���- H^������_���>���' ������ f-i-ini ''n^ii ii * *J" " v'��_M-_aMba Times V "FlATURE PAGE" The Sechelt Peninsula Timis, Wed./ April .1,-/64 Page 8; 9 &����sw<o>ird 1ACE0S3 1. Animal fo* 13, Javmu Im is. r<��Ms��it��. tn-aSr*- ef %<* 21. Vonafej&atO 23. Sprit* 2H,Slrt ^ 50. Coespuiiim ���uffis 51, Cinlft us. u��aum 33.7o*an) tteUmed ���!& . 35. Eitlar 3S.Sny 38, Vtaaatsn. 3?.M��irt7 ��. FlWt *Sl Btictl t:i.rhuK�� 45. Wo* -��� .. *��J��!tf��_ it. Male tojjy 80 3*n��A CI. Aatw ��- 62. Sheep tt* ��3, Foot {ait, M. F<aMis*i ns. ritth�� tC, Elroj4�� 67,'Cbteia-" " ( XKWfl l.'A <��ut*t _.J-��r��J�� . S. Towird tit wesS CAtMt ^ Cnulft , 7. IA* 8. Ittfica 10.NMTDW Wet II. Building addu*; a 17. Hit wttk epenjuna 19.-'Small brow's*" ��2.SoliUiy s<. o��!o: .JM.-Boat front 67. Ireland ��8. Adhere S^jMeriU el-. KnduriDff 87. Sat�� 40. Barter ��� 43. Ahead of tbn�� 41. Brain psssas* 4(>. Fix��4 eh*t*e�� 46. Great. lal�� 47. {j<midh!ni-OTr<^ 48. Vrite.out 49.Euls 60. Crt*n v��gtUl)!|l |3, That nun it- See Solution ON PAGE 3 for today's : Crossword SONNY SOUTH by AL SENDERS ' I'M SOftKV.COUSiHSONW, BUT I JUST JCHtt FOUOtf<%WUE &VK3NGT EbtT ��w��i|��l HOSSFACE HANK IS IV f s <* Id w 3* 37 yi-j ?* *9 32. !3 5* �� ta 1-^1�� " ii 3-r i? *6 *7 ' by FRANK TtlGMAS 5^ GRANDPA'S BOY by jBRAD ANDERSON NOTHING BUT TIIE " % ���R5UCH fAXLQNZ TRUTH by j "Arnold" '-'^^-'-'���Jjg^^fe \X% I'^JilH**' After f-cueic foot OF NPOIKAU <5AS HAS BURNED* ft fAAKES / cuticftot; oF carbon DIOXIDE -*���? 2 ft/Me fa*fr orw��-reevAPc?g;^7 Alc.\CROT WAS FOUND IM TH5 RKET of S.SPEER, in PhitadalpWi*, Pew*., THAT HAD ��50IVV COMPL��7BLW : imouSHA 6OJ-0 WBQ&NQ RINS if. , jfoftssi Soot WSWAVAW THOSE WERE "THE SAVS-- ^t?����VWl: LITTtE FARMER by KERN PEDER50N ! ffci I? It-': - ' -- OFF MAIN STREET by JOE DtNNETT *-!rt�� RURAt DELIVERY by At SMITH ��/^- \ Z=r - ,', il. J - - ' 1 tob^^ J ..t,.j��i.rfJlb�� is&s^^ississ^^sm ?X By JacJcrpOvisbMaP. REDlSTRIBUTJON-jltha"! is the-drawing! of the electoral map of Canada-pis long oveifdue,. Some ridings are fai' too large, some jtffc toe-small.; One contains fewer than 20,00ft people. Another, Avftth 300,000 popula ion* is aboutl fifteen times, ad large. Why rtbt make tlujm jail [*> |* /b>;, roughly'ihe same size? The issue���ajnd it ' really in [doubt���is no\v| being hotly debated, rdf Commons; is no in the I; The establishment of impartial <:ominissioners���jone ��� for ��ach province���to carry out Uiis. ;task lis something which ���should have been donel long ago." iKrom the time of Comedetatioh down until-the turn of thel ceh- tbry the government J in powfer drpw its own constituency ibotttr- dary lines. Then, in 1902, Sir Wilfred Laurier made one important change. He turned the su&jeek over to an all-party ccfl^mittee of thc 'Commons, Still* it remained .m, the 'polit- : r 5. ��.&..' _i L w.,it> ��*. onger Hoilise at the eiirliest possible moment.- Fortunately there i: every indication!!" that, redistribution, carried out under the auspices of ^"dependent commissions; will be, in|effect before t ie next federal eiectiori rolls arouridi * i _ !" Gibsons canvass needs volunteers THE ANNUAL Red- Cross cart- ,. t -I.--,-, vass for funds-in the "iibsons ical a*pena. Now, as a result of are& j,as &een tinder v ay | fbr an even more important | step, �� the past three wdeks and- |Mr. we are much closer\\o achicv- Henniker, the Campaign Chair ing, representation by I'ippula* man> reports. favorable results MORE ABOUT .... Council copes from page 1��� to contact the fire murshall regarding fire escapes . and the sanitary inspector regarding." efficient and sanitary garbage disposal from the cafe. Request from Gordon ���. and Kennett Ltd.. to place two houses on lot 9; plan 3130,e D.L. 686 was refused ��� unless a prc- per subdivision plan pro\idin�� a C6 foot, road allowance uiong the boundary"**^ the adjoining lot were provided. - Request from -Gerald G. Frc- dericlc to move two houses, one 24 jby 30-ft.'-and the oilier 30 hy 30 ft. from Hillside to two (tiojr in Canada. i . ! Requiring that eaj:h sriding [will contain about 70,poo people will increase the influence of some voters and-reduce that of others, The % big. winner will of course* be- the urban voter���the raanojG woman who ives in the 'fast growing suburban areas j close jo Toronto, Mtatreal and Vancouver!, The farners on the represented in Gibsons now*, ��� ��� J _ Ji. _ ** * _ ��� a* rn/��W r\r\t\ nr\mt\tintxrirt *st*itm��*>1 Some I being ['status. to date. The greatest dfficulty has risen iir finding canvassers fpr the various regio vs arid there are still parts of Cribsons? not covered due .to a shortage cf volunteer , canvassi-rs. If anyone is willing and able to help in (his way it wjiuld be ppreeiated. So many organizations are t ach one conducting prairJiejs; th�� fishermen in the maritimesl and the miners up who have in iiffect' been over-p rereseoted in the past !T"SU lolse out in. the' process. voices' are inevitably raised in favour of the ._ quol Rural members arc priintiig''��� about \ttie" ?arge -e ���'.-. . v~" j] �� i ^^,��>ii.hMt.m>��, X.*i.n 'v,~i^^ a district and! la iew^- rg��|>giJ<>l>iSIl'ife8are30sa4he d^-j ��,,.'firtiA I'-oHJ :; riding^. Sftwa-Wg.Q&tfc&flSat. ..Hr-.��� to-date-havl inWemjU which] have been , A**gjg ftofaljf $S i Changing- years 45 YEARS has seen a marked change in Gibjsons Landing as may be seen from these two.pictures/ Top ��� Gibsons in 1918 anji bottom. 1964. Pictures, courtesy H. B. ,Winn. AtSechelt . annual Restrictive covenants j ' 'a still under fire a, ,the "Highway-Shoppi ig ving beeur turried ih fr >m made-- in-j-y4ransporfiatioa--and" ccfem^nicahons-thef automo- co^pleted d&ricls *#> f&&&-t-%*&*>&* SS^ the target of S787.0Q. phpne-p^Sqo)tIpl��iJk^t Ihey . ^ v f| - cannot possibly repiqsentl their w "���*, " , * ; B'&.'U-aitfli ngiipletiates - ��� �� Possibly, But the fastest gro- I�� COnVentlOlk ing* areas often present the ~ - ��� - . wrag* grfratepf nw'mber of They-! need, jnore lew building; more : new services-. Also individual contacts ai e far more difficult ij��' maintaia1 in the ev- PJaJ ,>o�� protlems. " W. S. POTTER, princ Elphinstqne secondary schooli, Miss Jean Robertson and |Eu- gene Yabllonsfci-, all of (Sbsohs, and Malcjolm Mactavish of!Se- Sechelt Teachers' Aa*s>ciapon to the' 45th annual cbxventioh BCTF to beheld iitT^iaicotlver March 3(|-April 2. ! * t Sechelt Teachers' ion; will, present a ally sound. .-Building, permit was. issued to - Joseph .'Oscar JHoag to construct a "five-room, single dwelling, .52' by 56,' valued at $14,- 000. Water connection permit for,<lerald" Smith-was issued. WADING POOL Ijj'ladager reported- plans are going ahead for- the kiddies* ��� wading pool, 16 by 30 feet, in thj; Kinsmen Park. Water line in Bal's lane is1' progressing on schedule. Hydrant by the Legion was knocked off, but this was detected esrly and repaired right away^r Drummond reported atrpopt cooc to door appeals for funds Lq$s 2Q and 21, block 13 belonging"to A. Richter and Plms ,a�� Progressing. ^Ritchie rm^difhetiKTferSce'th'm ' Iot C* Plan 94 beloiighig to A, E. Patten were re- *><�� ��*if.^SLi". St*? a^tlr iS& as c"ainn^ ^ed from resideritiaVto-commercial at a special mceM "^ dp the Red Crbss Drivu would H*g of Sechelt municipal council. Request from Mrs: v elcome i assistance n the Evelyn Hayes to iiezone lot B, block 4, plax* 9050 fron, ifeadiands-Frankiin Ro|ad irjr4 residential to industrial was refused. *. Council indicated 4.jthey WQuld,.considdr commercial zoning, on. this lot. smaller ^:comm3&m chairtian'VgaF*'- ~ ' ^& i ,! t ,,.3,, , I, }Gi��� C* Johnst0?1 requested council He pointed to apartments"over ei peen to review- applieatiocsr-fot .re- ' zoningSldtsf U* }5'andi 18; black if�� 4.^ B' Drfe.33'}3^nllS;;304lbelopgjng towards to, G Cruicil and .[. Mayne.. vyhich were rescindejii at last , .meeting du< , vehatits in force un<iil Jan. 1, commissioner !W.' Swaiir^cn: ���1, present commercial business to support his argument.- Village : clerk, T. Raynqr, stated this has been allowed but there is ,. .. no provision in the by-law'for :ie to .res,urict*\te, jpo- .i j* �� �� ��* . ,1 rtwT'- ki mTl Jllij-;w^w:��ZM* ��j.,-. Iju force un&l Jan. 1, commissi, ipal of er" changing circumstances- of* chelt will be delegate)*. f|-on!i modem, suburbia. -1 Sentiment has alio ehtered the^debate. Some, vsfish to preserve the famous jnajme ridings o&eastern Canada, 'pther point l?Sechelt Teachers' Alsoiiaf- oi^t tbjat Prince Ejiviard, Island, ion; will present a resolujUoh for eiiample, cairhotj have few- from tbair local7 to dispense er Members, than^ it has [seats, with religious training in the ii* the. Senate���this #en'though schools. I Another resolution its^ totaL provincial ipopiiatibn asks the BCTF to press for an is .fess than thatiofi Coast-Cap- immediate- Royal Commission ,filano. j ; on educa|tional finance in R.C. Still' the issue lis quite sim- - plq.. Democracy, detnandi that! each- voter's, opinion should cart- ] iy,\ asl nearly as possible, equal j weight' at election jtime., A 10;! percent or even 10s ?ercer��t var- j, iatiini- m. popv^atitHv may. be per- ( missible.. HOwevei^ I -.to:--.-go- -fur-! ther, br^ to revert to a situa-, ticai. in i which the - politicians themselves'can ?et eonstit|uency ' t boundary lines,, is unthinkable^ ' Otiawa-.and- not the provinces" . is .in ithe driver's* 'eat. jt can and' it: must," ntalt'e. this change L P-^NtiEBJ Harbour ^nd * Chamber of Commerte toish to! expresls their, sincere ajipie ciation ttjt all who assi wardl the outstanding of I the eleventh-- annua smor gasbord.i This year's ev :nt l^vas one* of the best everj 1969*.*- Mrs.v Johnston read a letter from C. Hj. L. "jVoodwant, director of municipil admih- stration.division,backing up her ^contention that the| "municipality has no *- reslponsibihty for restrictive covenants; they are strictly between the purchaser and'the vendor." Woodward's letter s*id: "zoning has no effect whai soever on restrictive covenants: I the covenants run with the I land and zoning or rezoning cannot alter or impair them in any respect.'* Commissioner I�� B. Gordon disputed Mrs. Johhstlms interpretation of Woodward's letter and felt it backed, hts'contention that municipal!, .remaning' could not be effecti|e against -the restrictive covenants and for council- to rezone and- i*Jue this system outlined ,by Gordon would- create a . hodgepodge. Raynor felt it would defeat the aims of zoning. Mrs. Johnston doubted Victoria would permit it. Motion- to- rezone- 'area from amended lot F, plan 8705 north to lot 4, block G, plan 8704, Porpoise Bay road from residential td residential���commercial for projected use was re- scinded. To facilitate the rezoning by-law, council. will deal only with specific applications now and deal with "projected areas in a. future by-law. " ,h \Sechelt Peninsula Times. ��� stlressed he did not prepare" ary estimate on the costs of pcwerjto the airport. This was ar estimate prepared by the B.C., Electric lo install power liije to the airport. ,,���,��..��,* j [Feeney reported Bob Wilson. ��� would/still be the assistant fire - ro|ars6all as fee is moving back . to the j-village. He advised fire chief; Bill Scott felt" badly a- ��� bout being' unabhr - :o - take the fire, truck out ,tp- U\e^acaident 1 a: Tlbherts Creek on "���'��� SCOUTS TO.HOLD * -. Sechelt scoiits will conduct a bottle drive' on- Saturday, April 4th. Have your bottles ready for these boys who are raising -funds 'to send their Queen* District ;tedi td- success obtain a clearer ** .4 1 1 ��� * 1 j. - - j* ..a f %i - , I" .�� . ^ :*.��� tr*.i rX* *. &?-:x. S,. X. V �� ��� "*l \ \t * .*���**���"*- ��� I ��� I * ' "I: "ask him to be mora*exploit." Gordon, protested no further clarification - was n acessary.- To complete the zoning bylaw and prepare it for public - hearing,.council- ihusij. decide on classifications for thi two .-new- categories, residential ��� commercial and marine ���commercial. Commissioner F. Parker will prepare-a list for marine- corn merdial for the boxt meeting. In discussion on r 'commend-, permits for commercial use Scoul .to pennsylviJ^ this- fon these lots would^e to leave ^.j^^^ ��" both individual commissioners and the Corpottatitn' of the Village "of 'Sechelt liable to a lawsuit. Council 1 acided write . again .to Woodward unday n ght when a car burned. Villa ge clerk, Jules Mainil, advis- eil there is an unanimous mo* ti in on the. books' fire trucks are not to go beyond the designated- fire areas." n F'eency requested 500 feet of l*A inch snakeskin firehose, for the fire department, also attachment equipment for the large medical oxygen tanks for the inha- la:or. * ' ��� N. MacKay reported dolphins fop the floats had been driven and - roads needed grading whenever a grader was available. iMainil advised no figures are t' available, so the '^udget- nnotl be drawn up. j Commissioners Fladager and Drummond will attend the Greater Vancouver regional clouncil convention next month, fpes and transportation paid. mmx& S^SS am 32 statement. Cub ceremony FIRST Pender Hlarbour Cubs in> Horseshoe formation at parents' night. Cujbmaster jEd Lowe and Ray Lock- hart give ��� insinuation. * I ' : t��� ^��� - - ations from the mun cibal iriw-h planner, commissioric r S. Dawe felt*' her1 suggestion] to scale down lot sizes 7 to 25* feet apd' roadaUowancesVto'io'feet was laying the: grdandwprk for 7a. slum area. Gordon: felt residential areas should belor residences !fOnly,! but reside! ees should * this is n-ae TIME TO RENEW YOUHMEMBERSHIP ' in ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY Support YOUR Hospital By ^econ^ing a: - Member of The Society 1* be permitted in and industrial* are this was-a�� means ommercial <r. He feltr ��. upgrading.- Memberships Avoilable From Any Member Or At Apnuol Meeting k. -/ 'a: I Roberts Greek Credit Union new directors ROBERTS'Creek' Credit Union elected, three- new directors "at its 2?rd annual meeting. John W. Mjlatchford of Roberts Creek, George Charman of Gibsons ah^'E.E: Rosen of RR1, Gibsons were elected AV. D. Scott and,\I. R. McSavaney have on? 'and two years tb serve. John* G- Warn of Rcb- erts Creek .vvssVelected" ta. Uk- -sucervisory committ22. Other members cf th*; supervisj.-y committee: nrg- Mrs. Mi-drcd Forbes cf RoSsrts Creek and - Mrs. | Hazel-* liste, of Sel Park, who have one :i��i*'" years,.yet to- serve. Elg'c the credit committee Eleanor Cart3r7 of" \Vc . Other) credit cammitte ^ bers are Ray: Malyea. ^:h\flie Burns! and-! E. Kullander, of Gibsons,, and Mrs. E. Ne.ST.man of Selma Park. "- Directors' report indicated a. succ2s-fuL_ year-7 with-. tfclin- cucacy down* "to-some e?aent. although more work roust be ���done to-clear up-this situaticn. They reported one resignation and one drop-out by default or. the board of directors There were 12 regularf*moeangs. A .dividend of VA percent was declare^.- Total assets., for 1963 ! are S92.296.24. .;��� - Salaries, paid are too high "in ratio to intemt income, Mrs. -Florence Jeffries stated Silsc- ries should be within ons-fifth Zcznt or two^ifths of interest income, whereas salaries in this. credit union amount to JO" percent or wo-fiAhs of in'ereA -in- coms. :. ' " ^ Another problem brought forward was uie";*5l yearly i��55i*- ' ment on school savings accounts. This money is collected "2nd entered by voluntary work-_ . ers and/it was fell the yearly .assessment is unnscessary. ans in 1963 totaled 68, with -S53,574.g0 loaned, an average. of S787.85 per Joan. In 1962 52 loans were" granted^ amounting to $26,577.91," . an average of $511 per loan. The Sechelt Peninsula Times, Wed., April 1, 1964 Page 11 Brake failure "-'-.. CAR DRIVE!1*! by Calvin- Craigen of Secheli^that was involved in an accident March 26 when'the brakes failed on Elphinstone Rd. at Granthams Landing and the car plunged, down the hill hitting the back end of Herb Newmans station wagon. Considerable damage was done but no one was serionslv hurt. - RJUL delegate " J ior convention J SUNSHINE j Co*< H\-*ic meeting held at the he:fc.��-.*f Mrs. J.-. Ferjussor.. es;c--*-i;a film en mental hea'-.h *. it' bv Public Health r:sr.��.c-5 M - r*> Campbell s-jd "���.'array. Tie film "dealt with the r..-%'.*-- <*:- perienced id adj!:h~Hl fr'-n -overprctsctioa in c.'..'cll.:-r: \ Mrs- J. Fergus--r. -a- ���: rt- *pd as dak-fite iz- a::*::! *** e play ecrr.iirrtfci cf :'".; BC n**- "istJrsd N'-irj?*^' 3-s ~.i'..'t-. j ���Th*~ Ids <tu-:b.ar>i. '.r-ti d af S*che7t- \S-\rzrz-.\.-c * ' re'spc-ia- The a-? zz.zt.z- v .to jm-r-r'- 'iiKon '.':: *���- t*x:-y stock a faa^.c =,ii-*r��\* e ���*���!-- w*^~ ^��*�� f* * "5 ���"* �� *i " ^^ *y i Si^lt i _ ��aU E * J-��.*> #....**��* * ^ va'labia ca'izqzicit ta trf>: Call M^s. A. Aldrid. &fe-1 at. S'cfce'-t cr'Mrs. F. Wjts: SSS-2554- at G-biSOs. -Tz:.\ \ice- is free, I -, f . " Next rnee-izzz, April r?��� f 71 "be at the hame c* Mr.��. l>. Duvid. PortiMelisn. Pjri J i*: curses.'�����ill also ir.alte arras gen-enti for a guest;; ker. : f -. {: h ���* tfr- :Z.e . a- \: SUNSHINE COAST SERVICE Specialized Body Repairs FREE ESTIMATES *_ WILSON CREEK PHONE 885*4466 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm it MM. Tfcaiispo? %JM�� SERVING THE SUKSMINE COAST Gibsoat VoRcotnrcr, 886-2172 Tr, 9-5388 St*b Agents to Beklns Moving ond Stcroge -.7 WORLD WIDE MOVERS Free. EtHiRotix C��II Collect NewsZand^ Vidvvs; - ��� i ^ of you'r. business rs Ti FRED JORGENSEN EUROPEAN TRAINED BARBER look and feel like A new man to Pool Room Sechelt V THIS TO THIS! [GARBS SHOE ST�� Sechelt, B.C. - PhL 885-95l*�� "Specialist m foot care NOT QUITE Indian Isle ia 1 FRANCIS PENINSULA I t PENDER HARBOUE Everything for the ..Boot .Owner: J Shell Marine Prod. Phone 8S3-244# �� i * i �� . �� S ewii Shell Oil DistrlbiitOF GIBSONS, B.C/ Phone 886-2133 7 I i S �� * �� �� a �� a �� But Micky Baba and Cliff Beetnan are experts in Body .Work and the work they turn out is quite erident-tfiat they are specialist iif the field of Body Repairs- They will be most pleased to give you a free estimate on the damage done to your car, aiid when it comes to colours, ... . i not even the. rainbow-can come up with "the great ���yariety that can be shown you here- Senriciaj of cars and personal attention "to all your cutomotire needs ore also part of the excellent* senrice theyi offer the j motoring public, drop .in and get the very best for! | your automobileby experts who know how jto handle { all aspects of your needs.���s | ** a > t I J- I * L If Pap To Advertize Can Be Yours! ���k *k % _. | { ! cllOH SUNSHME COAST -SKVlff f ifiner Ifos�� FURNITURE AND PAINT STORE NEW CHESTEHflELD SUITES*^ NEW ANO USED EVERYTHING COME IN AND BROWSE SECHELT ��� Phone 885-2058 IMTERI08& EX7B&Q& WMN^mG! t a �� �� ��. a t *. - % t t I _ - t - �� 1 t �� * �� ���- ^. �� I 1 �� t % �� �� t - - �� I ��" I < - �� a �� - .�� * a * 't t t i �� �� *.. t �� �� t �� t * �� i �� �� �� - �� *- i �� t a t �� �� �� I I % ��' a > �� a.. t a i * t l SPECIALIZED BODY REPAIRS - FREe ESTIMATES -J - - --. ~ - i- WILSON CREEK **- 885-44461 Helen'if Sftoppe JAMTUae ef crtntUms^-.: - Bcls Block Mcn'ne Oryre f . | Gibsons Phone '886-*W4l-. mmmimmmtmmM >* ' .Sheet Metel Li<Ll Oil Heating Gas Furnaces Sheet Metal- j Gibsons Phone 8SS-99G1 K PENINSULA motor PRtopyas (,T957) ltd.-;- - , COMPLETE LIRE { GENERAL MOTORS , CARS AND TRUCKS * AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ". BODY SHOP SPECIALIZED | REPAIRS i /uiiccent to Yc<jr New Hcspsfci Secheit, 8.C. >ho��e 885-2111 - : * _ ~ J i -������������ .mm..,r -, - -���^T^��*^^�����^-i-^**-**���- >��� b I mmmmmmm 1!" y i;> - fr'-v ^., v> I ��� '��� ��� clothing-,! leaving sui ���funds | to) purchase feet^f IVV jvubbei* hosje Crq^n Asiajts. h ��� --^^*-'-- on receivin' found unsuit turn, the BA ;, snortly b^- oclc fire and ' WoRIi) ABOUT Fire department fr>m page 8��� *bjf tiie Women":pAssociation oil the Gibson plemoriai United Church rewaced the da TYiis ��?��"*r' ^Irttliiric*" I filien 3.500 frlom ^_ . Unfortunately, the base, it was able for fire fighting, purp .ores, but has sirce beien *?bljr to industrial �� icernsl The "area firf departmen had liurchased & . pink- trnc\ from Pat McCa oiL representativ fore .{he Bal B installed a 500 gallon per mii?- ute purrtp and rxotoi* in September. The Oif :���" In ernation- al[ truck also revived arr icpl��� "criticalunit later; in 1959." 'Both7 these pi.impi:lg units Iwere j purchased sfrori Canadian '..forest. Proiuct:;- at the luminal sum of $20( each.. Early in 1959^ Bilf Scott be- cume the firenetv's eighth chief. Feeney stepied d because of busiiress pressure -f At the "same tiipei the fir financial, statement of t: [area .department was ipubii [ed ��� snowing' a'ti. - iricome . -$:��,332.50 and asBetf^app- ed at! $9,279.80. '-'"TiiS WHS frtljl; an- aimazing acdompli|hment, Scmething the !jeopleoutsiie ���Gibsons village t>ust foe pro ad of. ' j. h\, * ���. ! The. annuaL jrieetipg to elect the area itxeeutiye \\|as h^ld iiv February*! The5old Executive,, .consisting mainly of firemen, stepped ,'dojvn allowing the people themselves i to rib. tbe affairs for 1959. Qf- f iters were elected:] G.. Cooper, president: 'tf. Weinfyandl, vite-president; 'TL. Kendall, treasurer; W. Wir^n, steere- tary���. j | In jApril, the area .fire department received a| parcel jof "l^nd joa,the North. Road, donated jby Mr,* V. Daojus]t, .Wdrk j parties were in imed}ately called to prepare :he grdund for tthe future No. 2^-1*311 j -Actik^l "building., consti uation r staried e^rlyjin: July pnd whs conr* the rjlial phone Page 12 The Sechelt Peninsula Times, Wed.t April 1, 1964 An addictiol be" used on! were discussed bx the village comn.issidf - It** November. The mit itiia'.ly purchased is calleb Sy,rteai_ capacity six volunteer phones. This system is co nposed >f a siren mounted onjipe fire hall No. I rack and the old Granthams siren,] mour ted s adja :ent to the Sunnjycrestj. "s ervic �� station. Six fthone$ kcated thoughout the village !;|a id a*ea are directly conrected to each other and to the. t ,vo si rens. The new siren and ph>ne system was tested on Feb. 1, 1960. Bill Scott^was returned as chief! earlV in 19 50 for his- seconld term, i The year itself had Che usual-fire md inhala- .tor . rails- bult because both halls were yirtuall y completed more emphasis was placed on to-pining; fire fijhting, firjst - aid aid rescue wort all under disd instantly, ia - the able gtiidancis of Cliff own carslassnss Hazards of smoking preseiijt grim picture A YOUNG- man ^knelt in the darkhess,\back to the bitter, cold wind tftat whistled across ho-man's land, and fumbled in his jioeket for h,is smokes. ,\ ' He extracted one with stiff fingers and inserted it between cracked lips. Exploring another pocket, he produced matches,, pupping the match in his' hands he lowered his face tp tile flama and puffed furiously. I The gleam of light gave awaj! his position. The heavy lead of low trajec- try hii him squarely and he' victim of his- Mahlman, Wil h Scott agaiili as chief, 1961 was one of trie qtuetest on recorder fire and inhalla- tor:.cills hkvitig had only one |chim:iey fire 'and one major housis fire since December 196Q. The inhalator was called cut thlrei* times including !on^ rescue trip.' . ! ��� , Theiwemek coniinued their extensive! traininjE program b&iq^ mainpinini: every hy-- djant and! 'stlindpipe both inside and Outside the village. It snouldiiba notejl here that throughout the years the volunteers lavifr maintained and overhauled, i^ - neces^iy, all pieces of- equipment wheper it jbe st rtionary ��� or mobile. ") Ore feature of the deps(rt- mem not mentioned so dfar is tie social club which v>*as knowTL-fof j-ears is the S'mo- key Stover ,Club md is now pan of the Fire Services. This club was ��� formed in December [1950 primarily to provide entertainment for. the firemen after their. |practi< es,. hovyev- er, althoughj SSI*V"6 i*s prime func:ion it has also sponsored the local| little league and mens? leagtie bas;ball teirns and numerous charity-funds ptetely dosed in by" the "end' whiti;h ha^e occurred over ithe of October. The' bui dijng is df . ****$��� ' , . -.-, 7 ! , _-^^j-.- t-,...n i-J__i_._.j_L All money-obta tied;by (the club!; has been thi ouglt (dojna- tion^, fines] to :iremfrt, j or from dances, no ;iublic ironies ifrom either thellvillage taxpjayer or ari'a residjiart have been !receiv<d. ��� T^is. orgainizatio n has often been referred to .is. the heart Of tpeb deplaklmettt. ! nd addiction1 his wife and concrete I again i bute block construction ''���vl'ith'a truss.raof in& aluml- itjiuml cladding. The hall has -since been -insulated! and a " ^hjeating unit installed. Once- " this iiail if 4 fine < tri- tO; the people qf the areja ' a.hd: particrttlarl ir !th# firemen.- . Dtife to the fire protection I'services given hjf xtik' voltnji- .teers) the fire iisurarice rat&s *fpr-Gibsons;-"'village were low-, eredj h} an .alt- itHiie low of ^.SCJbper -thdti;a|id. | The !year-19:9.\aho. saw the firemeit; !Offer taeir services ���j'or- fjiolic^ wori: cin, Hallowe'en *^^hi(a^:7^lelped ttfJse^p down i listurbances;'" (T1 as has now !>eeomev an ahi) The fir^t stt ' Aliasing- "*a neNv ���Ha left* to mourn infant son. His son is no��4, a man. He has just undergone surgery for the removal of Ikis left lung # due to cancer. lis life expect aney is five ycais. His daath will not be as qiii<|k or as mer ciful as his father's. His will be a lingering!.ana painful dea-- th-. "j ���"���,'!'). Cigarette !sm<'k|ng, like ��� .al--i cohollsm, has] tiday hecome a monster of7 Fxirpcenstein pro- portiijins:. Wer cjai m io longer turn: otir bades ionl : t or stick out? head-f Lo the-Sitvt in \hc hope- it will go away. B ut what to' do tj aboiu it? Obvioujly, the place to start is with - tiie young. The boy is father tc Ihe man. Cancer of tie lung, the most widely publicize? danger of smokng, is a particularly torturous way to diet yet The Toronto Star, Navumber 14, 1963 says that smokiig accounts for more! dsaths it J Canada than automobiles aciidents- or any of the know' vimsesj or bacte?' teriai The lungs, poijous, spongy organs which) fill the chest cavity present an entire inner surface of the body. The function of the luigs is to take oxygen into dioxide, the- gas- ious waste proddot of cell oxidation. They alstl filter oiit the tars from tobacco smoke. When the [working surfaces become clogged several long .ailments result���brondiirisjj, - einphysema which is similar to drowning over a period oil years, pulmo- oh-tKe bloodvessel walls constricting them and i cutting down blood sujsply; DfvJ-; H. Bumjof Oxford has found smoking i|| onl>j one or hvo'-r eigarctt&s! fauses release f thfttf j of 190 raQlion! units of hormone iiM the blood- m. . , i bj \ ' far back) a!s 1"892| Dr.- !L.o ^nkar of St. |Vincent'S, Institu-" tioi fftir thf :!Irisane'oI |St. Lon- is, aUssouii;];Wajuheai-^t��� a.'paper /read beforefa medical society of - thai' I day -wtobacco wfeeh habitualilyl used^j by the : y;o"un-gef leadsf-to -a.- -sotecies- -of imnetility yhicji mal^SJ the ju :/anile smoker j lie, .'crattt and sii/al!" More ' i^odern yiqctors ab prjiven Dr. Bil-emer's ipbsprvat- :io; ��1 iffair. towards pur- fire I sired to Finally tlos clo|e out this shoajt histoim atiibute to .the Volilmleer feiremim of feib- sins! and area���* those who havje shivered tlirough winter \ night fbes, c, invassedpfbr funjis or built h tils and acquire equipment to make the depiartmentl successful.*. It is an ! outstanding monument to the] spirit of co-operation and goodwill. I najY tubercuWi! cancer which, the tars absorl tobacco smoke. as well* as caused from d from tire IR ACADEMIC fANOARD |- |Dr. Donald: Ki. .Pumf-oy, |psy- ���/log'st, of the University of Ijaryland studied thel effect' of loking on the i academic Wdrk of college students and found trie more a student smoked, the * lower was the /quality of his school work. iTljie study las conducted with|��204 fresh, ten. The 11�� non-slrrlokers attained air average grade of 1.98 while those who' sjmkked over ��| pack a day, mad, t|nly 1.3S. In be the chest and ai-ras, is directly diie tO:Smoldng7 | Buerger's disease is a re- <;o!gnted expression of smok- ing's interference with the circulation of the blood. It affects tKe legs and fe^t and causes pain in the legs! on_jeKerticiO. As the disease progresses the pain becomes continuous, and as circulation f deteriorates, gangrene sets in arid amputation follows. Smoking also causes skin temperaturers on toes and "fingers! to drop six degrees and causes ni/rrtbness in hands arid arms. -'< -. - ���> I - - ULCERS ?Stomaeh ulcers are another disease aggravated by smoking. Cigarette smoking results. iii a marked rise in stomach!, acidity lasting for more than an hottr. This out-pouring of" acid stimulates the formation of ulcers. Lab tests have shown nicotine eats into!: animal tissue much like'lye atid apparently does this in the stomach ''Smoking and Health!" Dr. Arnold Sy Jackson, president of tiie National College; of Surgeons (U.S.) reports chain smdkers comprise 9Q% bof his ulcer patients; !;!Besides impairing taste and smell and destroying the body's supply of vitamin C, which, is nece:sa#y for good health,, smoking also impairs eye sight, Drb C. Shard' of Iklayo Clinie noies. smoking two cigarettes a da>'; will cause 15- 30 mjnute deli eyes require to: adjust selves to see y Jn the time tkem- lighfci in dim those who s rocket! grade of in ranged ialf �� pack fan average who smok-l iack a d��J| of 1.61 / NtjCOTINE Tars are ribt 1 the \snly dan gerous ingredients of cigarettes Nicotine1 i|s aj deadly poison. Four hundred ingms of nicotine, the amount) inhaled in one " week by a |person smoking a, pack of cigarettes a day would kilt-la-person- inptaniy if given ;rr a single dos*. The reason av person survive* is the .body eliminates ��� the!' nicotine con- a day and attain. -if 1.92. white tho ed up to a full made a grade average A study among /Harvard sop ne mores yeilded the discovery ["smokers are ' physically less masculine, lowe*) in pKysica pitness or hard, muscular work frequently shy,! have more in hibitions and * are more self** conscious thah ��� non-smokers" ,\ < l They foundJ .teenagers whi\ ,b,rtl?.thatt those born to non- smoke are reluctant to join, in \'smoking mothers. Dr. Sontag work, gafnes., or studies, and if Wnd ^aHaCe^0f- ^^ Co^ they do, are generally less sue1- ^e' YfiHow sP��ngs. coxducted cessful at it.1 The degree of f survey on-prospectiv-^mothr their reluctance and success -\re and found their* babies' So much for) what smoking can will do for you. What about the .effects of smoking on the unborn? - GENE DISTORTER It has recently been discovered tobaccoi along with coffeie and quite a niMber. of other substances,_is a^jgehe distorter. In other words tobacco is capable of distorting the genes, he hereditary codes, of following generations! That's a long range effect and one that should be giveai some thought by any person! contemplating raising a family in the future. Does smoking have any effect on the unborn babe in the pro- ess o�� development? Studies have revealed babies "born to mothers who smoke, average half a. pound lesfr in weight at , -j-By funny Smith FIIjlST Pender j Harbour <hibs under Cu^imaster Ed EowJe 7 and assistant Jim Lowe entertained at a parents' night in the cdmmunily hall, j I i I Cubs Neil SebholmJ Bob Feeding, and J imray I\ear- iley were presented1 with house orderly badges; arid 1 Nei| Seaholm also received jhis ���f 1���I '���i toymaker badi*e \ and Jfirst Istar. it |cdmes tb troll ng, reports a Ked Bilcik was injvested jai a ligjit film pf oil >n his trolling cub. Scout tie bir Ward's Jwfere soOolps and a dijop-off in, the made to for ne)r Seoutmbter bl|ebacl!j catch. Bob'-Ct^htoiiT&f: hisr abiist- . Seabiids in distress because ant! Ray Phil ipfb aijd;! alsot^to of oil-cloWed: feai hers haye at Bifl Malcolm, p^st presidentiof sof beenirejported in that area; tinuously and builds up a nausea, vomitin red! -vision: and piratioit experienced- by tiie be ginning smokei tine "poisoning also the body tolerance. The cramps, blur- ciammy pers- is acute As the nico- body this - Groiip Cc mrai tee. '��� J*oildw- ii|g a period-rpfj g imes the 35 parents and- culte Jenjoyed7 .a ] luncheon* topped by" a 7eafce> made a^bdecprmed.r ;withcy a ! Cub's head, by MrsbBousseaq. * iSea Scoutsianaer peter Ben- j^field/'are almost is: fellbtiiat Sea] - mdrebappropria,te, Pender -Ngar-; background. OIL STREAKS Streaks of I oif an \ott,the waterr in); the ,k. a realit^It Scouts' will ?b^ considering nautical EN DANCE teen dance *Mll be h6"4- by Pender Bar) lour . Cornmun- M Club in the communitjst.haDi {HJ:-!F-gday, April to 11.30 p. The same do to high [ are in direct proportion* to the amount of smoking they do. i Th2 U.S. government repoijt "Smoking andioHealth" clainJs ! among boys -from . the NewtoA, ' Mass, public, schools,. non-smokers in every grade have [a higher mean, I.Q. than discoh- tinued smokers,' who still outshine the I.Q. j among smoker-. The report also states, 4'Noi- smokers were found to show greater social) participation n organizations', and to1 hold more Offices." Could this' be thei answer �� lack of school spirit some prt)�� gressive Elphinstone students were trying; to do somethblig 3rdi'froT-n ^.30; m. Adbission ^s 50c. will apply as dances. 1 There adjusts^, to- tile poison, the symptoms become . less fre- . quent and less violent... Some habituil smokers argue smokinig^ gives-tliem a lift, whjch; inderat i: does. Nicotine stimulates- jthe. adrenal glands .eaiisinigS^^ele: ^.^^ugaraJiDHk. tolthe blood stveaofyjjlte.���fsame : as fear, anger, pain/infections and some'drug it do.. The chain nicotine is a! serious consider- snijoker ?keje^s llamsdt^/ian:, .ation in a disease like coronary ���at^^ stress-. When . heart, disease!. In additon. to the oke; bl'jodr su.... constriction,! srrroking increase and heart average 149��a rainnje which is ,19 beats .a, tninHte *a- ���bove the normal average of babies' heart > beats among women who do not >smoke. Also, premature ���' births are more prevalent among' mothers who smoke'than among those who do not. , In cancer research conducted by a team Lawrence and Donlan in 1952, they came to he conclusion there is a marked increase in the incidence of leukemia in infants and young , children which they attributed to j! prehatal transmission of carcinogens from smoking mothers.! Have prospective mothers any right to take such about? The Import futher^statk , chances with the lives and "neuroticisra( ;j is ! associated health of their children? with the sriioktog habit." '-," 1 "( . ������ * \ EART CORONARY! DISEASE | The constriction caused7 i by rules . .. ��� f schoojb-..,, -,���- - will be. adtdt^ pervisioni ?|nd parents axe welcome to attend. Please bir|ng yo|ir. favorite t;e cords. "lAY DA |Ot% foi or. J^ancis "jttundsj the/old tq .a meei plans for May Day .:,V/ I ir people turri^d- out ing-. called! to/discuss the Render .^arbour celet rations. habitual hej^does gair levels ll---leveibi ts far... '.beio and he be^ci P garettex Ikjc the- rej elV saves induced,,hysteria / Nicotine i als to the: Wr okers?- which , um^levels;-: edgy and de-: anothbr ci. ,d<��cs��::ni6t ire- smoker, it mer- m a/cigarette-* As intelligent, civilled: people . of' the atomic age, favored by , the latest- technological advances, we laugh at the stupidity of the European lemming as they make-their periodic, suicidal migration into the sea. \ Are1 we any smarter?: . * the. heartbeat, putting, an extra strain on -the heart. -.It; can- also> increase the blood pressure a much as 75 .millimeters, and cause some blood vessels to collapse, ^n->- tirely. It also idows: down the flow of blood through a the ieart,, so ���the .heart has/to act^'i on the pi- *i pquad -tot overcome the defic- tuitary glandfstimulating���*it to . iency. TObaiico angina, a/dis- release a ho/mone which acts ease charajCteri2eri by paih in 886-2192 ' MU 3-1393 REIDS 'Moving;:^Storage Co. '��������� LONG DISTANCE MOVING Futlyj. Franchised 992 Powell Street, 'ancouver V e 1 & ����� 3 The Sechelt Peninsula Times, Wed., April!, 1964 Page 13 Wants letters divulged . -. .- - - , ;������-���: ;���:���. Pretests unnecessary apolpgy to magnification lens is moved to WITHOUT deferring to. tiie opinion of other- board members, school board chairman Mrs. Muriel Pall. under section 97(b) of the School /Act, arbitrarily refused the request of representative Mrsl. W. WaddeU to divulge ���** ^f^f*-p���^5^fnT tbk^ired position and fixed contents^ of letters from the Sefehelt Teachers' associa- "^S^rii isti carry oa an- - _ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ fa tion ) demanding apology for ' statements made, at the" F the" meeting of representatives, =���'��� tioning at Elphinstone on the" J sheet. These," they considered, were sfaarabk costs. - ! Resignation ef- Mrs. Elsie .Seymcur, Sechelt elementary teacher and J. Fleming, prin- cioaj, Roberts Creek, effective at the end cf the school year, were accepted with regret. Plans for folders to distribution to ^oteatial teachers cert year will be laid by publicity .chairman, Mrs. ..Celia Fisher^ Finance chairman, Mr*. M. Velen, "received7 permission to E* W.Shaw Successful invention Ey Roberts Creejk m<an 1 ��^Mi < r*m ��� 32 v\ "- S Us &L\GNAMAPr motorist's aid to map reading, was iitven- * ted by E. WV Shaw of Roberts Creei-^agnamipjis alroad map mounted on a piece of hardboarri and! held in place by -two wide elastic bands.. f I- i A hinged arm -holding a 3:1 - ��� : : ������f' _ ���' '" and a; reply sent to the Sechelt Teacnrs*- association regretting "thef publicity given to- re- mark&__q�� tfustees and repre- ' sentatives and the interpretation given to same by the Sechelt [ Peninsula -Times." !Said- Mrs. jWadjlsll in her letter to the board. "As a representative bf the school district I do not feel'the trustees have" a. right' to apologise to the Sechelt [Teachers', association for remarks made by the representatives^. , . I saw nothing wrong in the reporting of re- , marks I made at that meeting . which is under fire by the tea- ' chers), and certainly the paper in question did not interpret, merely reported 'the meeting." Pender club ccpt teacher, not fully :- qualified^ who also acts as* stenographer. Elementary principals^ from. Gibsans^-Boberts Creekand Sechelt want & full time relief teacher for these schools. Gordon Johnson felt :it. would be better to depend oo. local teachers ./wishing:-:to teach part: time than to advertise, as it is difficult to obtain a good teacher Jor Ibis type of work. Work'books, willbe -included' in teaching supplies; Mat year. Tbe Tbsfdget is -already" made" up for this" year and- the' cast, amounts rto $1200 a year. SchodlLprindpals will receive copies -of boaid; minutes, after- each board meeting . at the same- time" they are sent oat to- the trustees." TUe problem of teachers serving on juries will be dealt with if and, when, the occasion should arise. Who "should put out garbage cans or raise flags? Principals asked for-a poliey.cn principal- janitor: relationship. "When I was a principal, I-ran my school,*' stated ��G-ordoa Jcha- scn. "Also teachers' requests to cording t9.tru���� Reg Spicer. ,"j��e!, students' -conSd^d Boar* will; carry cm with the ,'����., ke?t,tin the board office -��<;.���* mutual arrangement "*'as* r tur=f4, :<%**- 7^*���� Harbour community are not prepared to jac- long-term- or tokenf payments for the grounds adjoin- iife Madeira - Park elementary school. According to BIrs. A. Bums, board secretary-treas-' ureri the jschool grounds .are short by one acre for the number pf pupils.- Thc area of the community;, club grounds in question- is about -U acre, ac- ANTI-SMOtUNG CAMPAIGN- .' - -;-.- ..- -AgU-srhaking eamt��i|h.j 1ms ing directed by the Casrer society was-brought to"ibe attention^ the board by Jchn Daly of Pender Harbour. He wooid Tike this campaign intensified In the junior and senior secondary schools- , 7 - . Laurie Speck's request .for additional monies for tbe Installation of two 1SMK�� "BTG firrnaces ar the Secnelt els"- ���mentaiy seitaeL 1 was refiised by" the board. Original* contract of $H4*> far;icstSIi��"ija was a firm bid, Tacd a photostatic copy cf this win be forwarded, tu Sgeck. Board wiU pay extra cost of wiring having ta- be .brought up to -rggula_or.s. INDIAN WOMENS . "Winners :af the -jafSe drpwn by the Icdiait Women's Hsme- makers club on Saturday were Bussel Joe, wicssr of the hanir per: Jean Johnson, 'winner of the box "cf chocolates and Uts. Mary Jackson, winner of the surprise. The' ladies mada! $64.87 and =wish to thank -" all those who coatributed- in place by two wing nuts. In position, it magnifies and. illuminates a radius- cf ISO miles ca the standard road man. Light is providsd by a pen liffai. ������ ! CMagnamap and is cocnt^r-- p|rt, Magna man jr^ have- also proved invaluable to rSots rea- dmg savigatks* charts and instructions, craftsmen and mechanics at examining ?*arT as*- _semh?"ng fha- mecham*m���, collectors examining stamps ��nd coins, and even to a person trying to remove a sliver. Although Shaw, a mecfaaimcal "esginaer from "-LoiHtai, England-, "worked oat tfr* deUils for MagEima?, the idez was his <&aghter's. She and her besbaed were driving foci California at night and conld not fled their location, cor. evez a la-use wfasre they could es- qture ��� ard this wa* her idea for a sohxfcm tp the problem. j Sh** w has bses mcnuCictur- isg Magcamaps fcr ����ir yezra sr.d during that time has sold S.OCtLThey are sold is B*y ?.cd . ��e USA although tha-VS/'ale* faave faQen cS <ccssibly due to a cheaper re^rcduitim from Japan. Expert duty ce this em amounts I ta 37. percent ��nd is a factor {in tfee btgh<sr"_ JUS price.. . r ' ! *"f 7Shaw assembles tie*.; It fcir quarters at Sidjerts CreJt. The bulb and fiashliffet are Jnzon- ec frcm Ja3aa_Tha weft balanced plastic molding a��i t&e" carttons are* made in V'jtnocK*-^ vec f . - t I " Shiw is also u-orki^s en another inves��L__. aa msulatioa. Idsa based on'a vacsam. He was experimenting en sn- suJatica fr^i a difierest. angle when be"-came aettm a technical paper by S. S; Ri^ier, dean of engineenng at ti|e Ca- tversHy- of {-Utah,- SaitiXake City,- ostiiniag the theory? h��t is .b^ tfikkmg en. The insiiitien^ value e�� this metfaaf | which - tafcel, eo ctje-sixth the f sp*ce cf Ordinary: matilatioE frcaier- ial, thus tnoeasing-lhe i��yk>ad areaj- has bees, established! on the technical level. Plais !are to tiie either the new f mole- -- cuiar armsred miroglgps i or -steei as. a "ease. Inline wfckthis research. Shaw U dooMfag his woit space by eciar^g his quartere. *"!.-" ] ���_ ~ This is a busy and interesting place seething %ith Ideis, ex- perimeEls and work. < : t->,- -*- *;���!.- >iibr��| ��� ���,'������*'* ���������*���: I ��� ..^ * .**<j present mutual arrangement on a yearliy basis. NO REDUCTION IN RENT ." "���Mrtian to reduce the fee for" rentil cf th? auditorium to the lions club by half i.e. SlOO, was [moved by trustee Mrs. R. L. |a:kson and seconded by trustee L.20 Johnson. -A tie votepresultcd when Spicer abstained from vcting because, he ia:d, a derision on rental fec'iiad b^',n mid3 six- weeks ago.! and thc Lior.r so informed. Mrs] Ball TCquasterl Mrs. Jackson I and L. Jshnsop to withdraw their motion. Board policy is that all rentsls must be paid, m advar.c?. ajd to date this , rental has not "been paid. Alsol, the Liocs had the use of the aiuditorium from Friday evening on- although their dance was! held in the school hail and for this they paid $25. - - SUMMER CLASSES - -Remedial summer 7 Hasses will be- institiited by this^ board. Par 3nts will be noticed -in May cori rerning tha scale! * of fees and location-of classes. Principal-tnijjtee':-dinner mee-' tir.j resolved several problems. On advice of District superintendent cf schools, Gordon E. Johnson, Mrs. Fleming, principal of Pender Harbour secondary ; school, will be allowed one more teacher as she find1! it djifficult to arrange her-time- part-time MALAWI ANA DRIVE- Selma JP��k_. ��� COMPLETE FAMILY ANO PARTY MEALS TO C5G Chili Con Corne '. Itolion Spoghcttf *' Phone 885-2270 OPE!*: 10 a.m. to 1'a.m. Closed Tuesday Johtaoit'a^'-i^fj^.^.iji^d^aidt-' pother to read them.! .-_ Z..-.-'-'' 4-B0ard will request a copy!4jf. -1 Sechelt Chambsi^of Commerce -"' survey dn::roa'd turnouts before J endorsing! it. When bus contracts are up for consideration, all concerned will be consulted. DENTAL PROGRAM .- School dental- pnjgram. will commence7in March whsn. Dr.- Murphy from '-Vancouver Island will start, at the upper end-cf the district. At the end of April, a .dentist from Squamish will Commence at the lower end. f ; ! <, In reply to Secheit municipa- *��� lily's letter requesting inain-- tenance material be bought at* ^all local stores, maintenance superintendent H. Chaster ad-_" vises-he purchases small item j 7 in the district' where-the. work is dbne^ but he can obtain a better price on such items as paint by buying in bulk. * Barry Stacbonald. sanitary- inspector, advised board of establishment cf. Health unit No. . 11 to include S.D.S % 4T. and 48 under Dr. A- J. Cunning- - ham". Efach scfi��)i7 board ard municipality will have a representative en' the boards Headquarters will be at Powell River. It is understood this will- include the services of a psychologist, j 7"-."- MacDcnald alsi reported en '-"��� a school Hghtica survey esti-:^ . mated in foot ciidlas conduct-. ed as a result of/Department of Health's opinion that .macy schools in the province are not properly J lighted^- According to the- survey, overall lighting in . schools in this district is satisfactory, except- for one large ' elementary school - which is well below standard, and several individual, rooms also fall - into this .category. _ MAINT���NANCH COSTS TOO. HIGH- Maintenasce costs in. this district *are"2;rercent too-high ac- . cordlng"*ta7i3*fprmatrQn. brought . back frcm-Tthe amxuai budget review by Mrs- -M. Volea- Also.! au_a*oii_"es - question items. ��� .dividing wall is Gibsons ele-. mentary, $KK50 for. Madeira- Park grounds: aHir .air cqmii- - -- 1 > Z>Qi 1 f.- it- ~* r- **-���,"�� ,' ;��<.���"*"! ���55" lb V: iX "ft < *. I ���*;-*!! % liMliaiiiBolliHiiliiliiy^ C.&txTIRE SERVICE GIBSOm SERVICE PHONE SS6-2S72 I m r Hn>t -1. i ������f-t-.r 1 -"i--*��** \XX! ��� ?? 'I ��� ��� - 'if; Ar j | i_.. ... 1 j ii 1111 '�� ' ' ' 1 ' ���, ���f* *V a J *** BiErA * *B -.��� *v' ��� ��� t. \4 & * * ���* �� r7 r1* \i ?��� i' > b i1 . Poge 14 The Sejchelt Peninsula Times, Wed., Aprlil 1 ' -b , 19��V " ', ���'���.'* Views] Foreign ABOARD the Nick Carter I lived for provided his own. chara^t existed in "t|Mornji bf tales ,r���-Trovel PANAMA PART V Matuku Mjo'-ina an<$ in >r of entertainmen that ranged from ai in any of the war's of this, tentifry to. stories of Zealand , hojnJian ;1 from- which, ' -i~: h�� hadi Ijifen absent for twenljy years. */. -, -. ,. "The COlor of these! narrations and hik own unfDrgjetablO personality pt'inctuatirdthe unique- feature by Hay Grigg the company of rriore than tivo monlhs. JE-jlach t. Nick's 1 ventures his New -sing ships1 to come Ufl$ough the jncrriTOle and drench]: my "head I would have to! disrupt my ventilation system; . - . Dining aboard the Matuku ncss that inesultecl from simply J Moana was not formal so suits living aboard the Mptuku Moa-1 aftd ties were not required. hal . ti ' . . ! I Dinner was- usually, composed of freshly steamed rice with a ^side order of tinned bcnito while breakfast fried what re- ^ntain/d of the- rice and added Ian egg. Cof��e�� was always served and prepared in a particular manner. The coffee pot Was a -"pot** unto which grounds were added biit neysir removed until tHere was no -.longer room for the required volume of li- Even the tash of sleepi took oil an adventurous note board the old black ship bunk was port foreward, feringiat this lo:ation all tlje apparent comforts Of the set in Addition to seclusion. E en the!nautical was handy; oh- 154. a qjuick, hop awa<j-. At least this was my evaluation hf the sittiation when 1 was first al- Igted the accommodation!. \t became progress vely that "there -were only two1^ vi:r- tues to the bunk: the proximity of the nautical and the seclusion (it seemed the cockroach es preferred the main and after cabins becaus: of the availability ! of food, so 1 was rela '.- ively Wmdisturbed by I them i. Even the porthch that was; so conveniently located at the* head-end turned.4raitor to pi|v comfort! The initial problem- that ck fronted m�� was eliminating i musty, jgmeil frdir the mildew ing'biankets and removing- tli patchej , ofi-green I mold ��� that i were *^ppri|ciating|the iocatio' | Soap, ; water7, scrubbing and "'hot sun can; take {some of thp - credit: for same if the partial success, i Since 1 he mattress, Was only, damp <fn the upper side this obstacle������ was over come quite simpl|" by turning decks it over and the Jlump at the* f head end- was.,el Imitated.-for expectec many forta'ble spots. Aloag the length of the mattress tlere were! several large coni-exities and concavities that w*re, upon ev aluation, irrepaira ?ls so it wa:: -concluded that I v;ouldhave to -either attempt to sleep aroUm! them as one might do witl: boulders when c< roping in J gravel pit or try ;a mjind-over mattress approach. It was dis covered that boti had to be partially employed This preparation I would eqiup me! for nights cf blissfui7 sleep. I was wrong. The^first night revealetj that some sort ��f ventilation was necessary. With the port hole open and the hjitch above the opposite" there was an-appropriate eir culation of air. Of: course, wher it rained it was necessary to cto.se the hatch. A *d there was little chance . L>f sleeping, through' even Ithe I most mild of drizzle*- becauseft jf the drips! that came Ihtougi the deck. I became particularly familiar with three of- tjhlrn: one was! aimed at my Jieafl, another at my stomach andr^e last at,my feet. Probability idictated that! at least cnejof th# three would strike hie when tli; rain began! but 1 was usually not pat fortunate., I did, however, develoip a sleeping positior that, seemed more advantageous than others^ and took;; into ! account the location of. ^ie diips and the irregularities tress. I developed guaranteed quid. This system Ithe maximum utilization of a pound of cqffee'at only the in- ponveniencel of havin the product) before the cup. I feel cojnpelled: to jstate as a partial justification that the qiality^of improved as the g cumulated at the, bo! .hat, Lunch was rai aboard sincje the slji jally deserted at th.it. time, of g to strain it entered the coffee rounds ac- tom of tha ely served r> was lisu- jiay. To account for and provid: desert- bananas that could for a cent each ait that cost, tjen cents .jvere alwajis plentiful aboard. ) Unlike the rigid ijidiscijilijie that surrounds . most |shi|is|Ithe Matuku Mi*ana insjsted tipon only one djily ritua to keep-th* vessel bilge pump had to about" quentl y byt dish-wa shing was dene,:regularly, in a all practical puriibses.'. by 7reh^ mannfr. Since fresh wate��-jvas versing the'ends. ���; There- werei �� at a'premium-, salt vyater \f-as however, several umps.in tho used md since it bas!nearly middle that demanded moro iinposi ible to heat 'a I pan full enthusiastic -attention,i Pound-i in a riasonabl& lengihiok time, ing with, fists an<! thfe adjust it was used at Pacifi: rempera- ment ofbsome filling iseC,mdd! tjire. ^ick had also instituted upon .trial,!: to hive induceo ,a)nother economy measure.that seme conjifort to |hese uncomr ho on ;*"'queistiOned. SoapJwas one hour a day: Below, were swept rilher infre- exceptiCns or snacks, b^ bought d oranges a dozen, In order afloat, Uie be worked riot used. This did nit produce jwashiig that .was "clean,. S clean, eleaiiK but t) the. layman's eye jjt passed thel quick glance ef inspection that the ship -a nd her maste ��� demanded. Aiy donbts cone ernirg the qleanliness jof the cishe: was "ispell;d by a thorough < trying ith a ^surprisingly clean dish- loth. The dishrag that became artici.larly greasy liter some m&als was wrung out oveir the stern, 3 ���', No detailed desclriptic these two characters 'would 'be ompli;te without riention of tpe hpst of associates! that accompanied Kjick g,nc *" the Matuku -Moana!. It would be impossible to determinj for how lpng the cockroaches had bsen secureiy entrenched in the ship but/th^y h'al undoubtedly been enough aboarc well a and hir ere light hours seen but a knowledge, chievicusiiesji displaj ed - these qualil an exlraord long rquairted with iv. Durin ���the little six-legged. against the occasiona jt> coined ^visit from but did conclude 1 hat of the mat- no defence unwel a cockroach if I did 31 not want the wa'ih from pas roaches we^consideied^jto:..;be. particular , 22 were others who si ccumbed to a less noble -end. Traders PF^ESlNClEl of anyone The coffee pot was particularly treacherous and many who] climbed beneath the warped Id to survey the contents fell into the pot and drowned. One! morning. I strained, out five as I was filling my cup. Othqrs undoubtedly fell into th'il bilge bat none, I am - certain j*'ever starved to death. them arid this brought more it all the villages where we stopped: Ustupu, Mam sukum.Mamimulu, Mutupu, ticular note should be madt; of the Indian learning a- Igainst the bo6m of the ship. Tie is an Albino. Ona future ^xpetition he and his few a unterparts will be the sub- ijects of examination by a team of dactor&r * Aboard in the Islands-is-a source of curiosvity. We were rib exception and the Cunas thronged mo^e aboard. We expressed our desire to trade with aboard. Such was the case Mamitupu and others. Par- who finds g from his b his rural Itask of ven- shore was iver the tioji of Unlike the perso it routine commuti downtown offiee home, Ithe frequent hiring jfrom ship t never dull. The dihlhy that accompanied the Maluku Moana and the launch profjded by the Balboa! Yacht Cl|i surancps of that If tlje tide was to become the, vessel ; the day- they were seldom ter sunc own their bravery was It was ies that nary tc were as- ot running /too quickly'we generally pulled ffom astern the black dinghy !that always drifted there, bail-a ed itj out and with unmatched oars,\ rowed toward the clubhouse! The* twelve foot scow was. -perfectly compatible with all that has been previously described. It ?was made of 3- ply and designed to be portable. The hinges that held the Sides to the hottom were no and mis- frequently probably provoked spect for people. It- was a feeling of necessity that overcame our individual respect for them and forced us to'do away with them whenever the opportunity arose. But the duty was particularly- hard When they confidently strutted along your sleeve ai d out on- to your fork as dinmr was being ea:en or peered inquisitive ly over the page of the book you w.*re reading. Tjesei cock- A Com Limited \lete Service * INCLUDING A TELEP] will bfing THE Five Seaplanes BIG HUSKY, CAPABLE OF CARRYING SEVEN PASSENGERS 1700 LBS. OF CARGO ONE CALL TO OUR SECHELT OFFICE modern radio equipped aircraft to yow at once. longer secure so all safety resided in. the canvas covering that was supposed to keep the sea out. The bottom was quite flat, broad at the'stern, tapering fc-reward as well as bending upward. Canvas comprised the remainder of the bow and the entirety cf the stern. The whole contraption was held together and in shape by the i ��� ���see page 15 2��uDF To Serve You OR Go Modern * Go Tyeje Phmse Sehl&elt 885-12214& 885-22$5 )FFICE In THE LOBBY OF SECHELT BUSiDEPOT 7 , Views Foreign from page 14— ~-"*7 dynamic balance that existed . between the three seals that kept the sid2s apart and the two - arrangemsns of wrapped . wire that forced them together. The middle seat often fell out leaving the boat and'occupants in ja precarious position but no disaster ever ensued. One also grew ^o overlook the shudder that 'engulfed the dinghy when it !encountered a small wave and to leave undisturbed the foqt-long growth of sea-weed that thrived on the underside of ithe flat bottom." i If it was decided that- the launch should be summoned, there was lime after the horn was blown for Nick to have a "dig in the grave" (shave), puit "on .his trousers, yellowed wliite shirt. New ' Zealander**. captain's cap and his "daisy • robts". But "Slim", the 250- paund launchman. was commonly tardy and Nick woulu . impatiently pace- the after- - deck of the ship growing pro- - gressively irrate. .Finally h** would blurt -out in his sharp voice, "The're to blame, bis bloody .snuff &nd ",_.butter colored friends.^- -- * This was-the"'only situation *' that I found that would provoke old Nick to any outbursts. But ; even these were profanities that reflected some imagination !ar.d character. r "Hyphenated iiilie bast- aids1." he would curse or .decry them all as being the "ill-cnaa- cuived, mis-bagotten spawn of a barren she-ca^nelJ" But neither this verbal color nor uncountable blasts from the "hota. i would hurry . "Slim" because he was ^as iznay -as -a wheat -H axe". " . r "r . Evenings aboard tthe ~ Matuku Moana were never dtilL Nick , was-fusaally .aboard: arid- whe- tti er we were sitting beneath the tropical -sky watching the '-stars and the lights of rSalboa 7 reflect in the Canal's waters or below deck beneath the —hot lights of -the -kerosene lamp, he wis ;always ready to re-Jive a portion cf his life ia one of his stories. They had been gathered irom the corners of the earth: Siam, Egypt, Ms, homeland-; Europe, South America, tne South Pacific Islands, whesi'he -was thirteen he^bad gone to. sea aboard ^n Old " square-rigged sailboat, Tbeen shipH;ret*ed. on a deserted *is- :-. 1« nd and had lived on raw seal ft; r six months, He "fought rin the : First tand Second World Wars and in all other skirmish- e:;.. lie could find. Tie praised S amese women, boasted I-about Sngkpore's cockroaches, related rjow he .stole a leather -em.-: bisshd Koran'from a Mosque ir, the Ifear East and how. id -:"Egypt,! with his bayonet, he} ! perplexed archaeologists . by decapitating a mummy. This is r4r S^WWte^-fr/Wfi^. VICTORIOUS BOWLERS | Sunday. March "22. Gibsons bowlers had a match ia West Vancouver. t and came home .—. . Fashion'Show Hctorious^ Gwen Edmonds THE recent Kinnette fashion show put on by the Sechelt bowled a fabulous 252 average ' irfmfiiftfBiiitiiiiiiaiiIo,--*r'r11 The Sechett Penmsufq Times, Wed., April T, T$_4 Pegc 15 - ——■ ■ , ■ ■ . '—- I" ' . " . \ 5 Gibsons social notes i ■P ""--- "' —-By Doreen Cros&y f - '.!'-» - = - "- t GIBSONS fire department had a call to put" out ajenass" I .fire Saturday morning at Mr. Peterson's -borne- on. Elphinstone Mountain, The fire ^asj quickly brought tinder control, doing no damage. Fird Chief *Bfll| Scott would like "everyone to be careful nowlthat the cl|an-up. knd burn season is upon us. 1.1 Kinnettes was a highly successful affair. Here Mrs. Glen Phillips models a gown in truly professional manner. - - - -■••■ " »v*iv^^T^^v^n • - \ •t: *■ «•.'*■* »■ 'il -JT^^i. \ U> for the six games., HAS SURGERY j Chris Beacon, a" patient in Sl Paul's Hospital.. is doing" itell after having surgery. Also In hospital is Bill Anderson. SHOWER HELD I | On Wednesday. Marcir-2S, -i 'miscellaneous shower, was held In honour of Sirs. A. Rose^ at' kfae home,of Mrs. F. Holland. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Feisi- -ler and Mrs. Earls, 'ir.6 approximately 16 pec^rft* *vrf at the affair. I' . -ABARETbANCE Saturday^ March 2S. Caruid- ian Legioa BcfncE It*. . Gibsons, held i* claret diz-.-zt st the L£g~GG HaiL Proct-cds cf the dance! were givec to Mr. and Mrs." Rose. «fao lo<t *\"ry- ihins in their receat fire. ORAMA SCHOOL HOLIDAY The Hazti Criicfeell pra-r.At- ic febool or Wilson schocl Creek will btr} on holiday-to com- . mcmorate jthi Easter *S;tsen. ■ .. ■ , ■— i * * '1*izz.£&l1 II*IIM .^i: ..- ,*TJ. ,.a. wi, u^**ju*m i Young models YOUTHFUL models. Karen Phillips and Vicki Benner confidently parade in front,of their audience at tne Kinnette fashion show'. : b - " i - . ' *" X' "' i. ■ . • ' -'"--"- -'-■'% *-. The Fact Is ;, . - ? !\ —By Roy Nestman GOOD Afternoon Jkfr. Bamett ! And a lirigbL sunny B.Cb afterno<m to you sir, dont I know you .from somewhere? No Sr. unless you. remember me from when yon asked jne to put a governor "on Mr. Gaj^ai^s-^ar.y^cm-apis^ .you know when lie wifejc*^ " b JBarumpfa, TSs^Yes, "Yesl J cev- oply aTsample of ,the subjects tt * [provided ehtertainment- hfe:* after nigbtb 77: -b X Jterwards, whfen the tm3g- inatibn was active and the; J T ■ body ; tired, when the mind vjandeped. and was susceptable to suggestion, the tropical evening grew to be enchanting, dolors shifted ' to i shadows of stillness and movements Care- fiit and erratic wavelettes dan- • cled with the tidal current,7 reflecting, briefly the brightness of shor^ lights, channel buoys .apd j the_' distant! -sweeping searchlights of the watchful airstrips. Ripples, soothing and inoffensive, chattered incessantly as they .met with-each other or played .with the dark splid hull of-ihe ship. And-eveor the scent,; the fusion of the per- -fiimed: sea 'with the fiesh vege- "tiveness of the jungles, met in ai humid coolness at once a^ak- ■cjning and stupifying. , It 7 all made one feel so. distant from : Everywhere; like viewing a- world'that really isn't from a vplaceithat ►really wasn't/ er fcrget 3 izze,: *Ym. lies, -thank you ^ecyfmpch,-thatlwas _Terv"fein<i;Of7y'aa my boy.? " idr. B3sn3tt» why is 7 it "= that .all jioliticia^ jjaBtecd-tofenow you so -feeill,-what in-fact they -have ne«r -met ypu -befCTe and could probabV - care l^s? . "Now my^ott-thafs not true, -why i love ^dl my psiple ^nd. J make it-A-po-st to remember- Ihem-all by name. , Well Mir. Bennett, I ju$t thought I wooM-ask you as one of your candidate was in the office the otherday^ she almost 7 fell over me" and was jquite -jnsstant -on telling me *tfaat! she Always -read my column "Ah Yea I Mr, Nesterban your-column is woadgrful*' she said. Mr. Bennet, that isn't * my jiame. Wall of course sgu I . know* that isn't your name, how fcolish! of-her. And-Mr. Bennett. Our boy phaned me i few :weeks back and asked -to - speak to 5Tr. .Westman, now don't you think he could have- checked- first? Of course !son. Well -I had better be on my way,; and I' must say I enjoy your column too Mr. Nesbitt. Oh Weill What's in a name? ASKED TO LEAVE A - "meeting*' of the School - Trustees and Representatives was held in Sechelt last week. I attended and wis asked to -leave before the meeting-star-: ted. What'&btbe matter with our public servants? -They are supposed to be -representing - the public and discuss matters cf .public interest- V~b TvVhy do they have to hold secredve gatherings? Is something7 going on that they axe .afraid of the public learning? - Oh. no! - they say, "this is rjust a frirndiy gathering of people here tonight to discuss all:problems of the- School -Histrict 1 and we dont want them to feel %hibit2d by having a newspaper representative present." If this is the case, then it is high time things- were cleaned upT or else it is time^oroe peo-\. pie wexei replaced by -tfase | wbo-would nrt be afraid -of in- f. formmg the "public of what is j indeed^ tteir busieess^ | COD3UR1HO TIME f Do pou think it is right for I an M.f.A- to attHnd" usiversity f .on -a&ll time course when he f is ^supposed to be devctasg his X estire time to his casstitaotts? | If ymi think this" is wnasg for | -an 1tf!,!L.f*i. to do, colour me f pare white. If you thmk I am j wrcag,!colour me red. - J OLDTIMERS DEFINITION | -^ Tiie peninsula is the kmd-of | glace where it doesn't matter-if J yea .are happy cr think'you are -J doing right. What really mat- f ters is, if ethers think you are | ha jpy and are doing the right { " thing. * -"- -:."-! THOT QF THE WEAK f What Sou don't know won't \ hurt yoo| and-it amuses a lot J of peopls*. 1 SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. \ MTE'"PAB •t-. :gi.f...i-*-;.-,tiv'."ii.g; UL There's <-nothing -wrong with J the younger generatim that be-j coming * tspayers wco't cure, f * This free renwnder cf ccrm'ng ijvents « c service* flf SECHELT AGENCIES LTO. Fhose jSedhe* PemmJc "Tmnes direct" icr free listings, speofyt«g "Octe Ppcf*. Piecse note that space is limited end same cdvence #ctes may here ta woit their turn; cha trait thss ii o "reminde*"" listing only ond ccrwKt ciwoyscarry full derots. ""* April I—Seeial Credit Metrting, W«lcs»T!c Beech Vic!', -8.pjm-. } ■ ■ Aprii 2r—Pert Metion BrCwoie -Pcck-~CaiieG cany end bake sste. Church isaserocnt 10 cm.- April 2—SccicL: Credit meeting, femaajt CaratTtjr.-rv Hat!, 8 p.rrt. ' J .* ' ■ - April 2—Starshme Rcfcekah Lxdge S2, Ri£TST?a^e rvenae - bejoog se£e, Hcssprtcl -CcttS3ff,'-!0:30"c.rr Apnl 3^—Teen rfence. CosT^Tn^-aty teli, S:3Q P m. April 3—Country Gcpers Vcrsety ita«.« Fjzbertz t~:e-*- - coromttraty hell, S P-W. Apr, 4—SeCt^t f-fespttcl Auwlscry Stnar£asbard, 6.30 pjn. Legion HoH. 1 April -4—St- Mcry's ffcspitc* Saoety Smcrgcsboro, lfcgi©n Ken, 7:30 P-m-Jx a . i Aoril 5—Turkey Shc»t ct Fender Hcrtsour, ' - StCHELfAGtHCIESLTD. REALTY aod INSURANCE .. " i t Wharf Road Pkase SSS-2161 -*-* J*- ^1 ** *i tit .•-"■4 l\"4 ". *-*J '■"** if" M *% t ■ *"*>» vx. :■ 1 ■*t 1 ■ * * I*;- • ,; ■ ,-",,** i ' _-... ,s'a'- '■» • n it amaaBoaasix^iXBXs. 'P^^jaf^jmmjsiassi xSSJSMMB WOVS Prefabricated Tcik^ie and GrooTe ?b jnULLY ifejILATSD ~ Very Easily Erected z BEDunma 32-xt6 _ -$ 1400.00 ilBEDItOI^24,xX€*f_ $1-100*00 \<fc Building Tax N<^ Ap-plicabfe TERMS TO 3 YEARS IF OWN LOT JACKSOM EQUIPWEMT SOJHELT 885-2104 - 88SU4£4 - 886-28_7 1NCX.U1IES ► 1 Oil StOTe, Blower Fan and "Accessories 1 I YaScoo OtOTmcy 1 Set full Plumbing 1 Shower Ca»ja«et I Hot Water Boiler— Kitchen Cabinet hrith Sink j ..*' l " ' 1 Set Kitchen W«ll Cupboard. —" I Set Elect. Conduit* Main Switch Box Outride ,Leod In Outside tAoin Switch 1 Ser^ B«*rfcal Rxtufes* 1- _S-I K ssa^amiix^sm, ^j^g^jg - i .-ii i ... ii. ■.- i i i. i ii ii n— m t~i T n—r i, * --- i ■ ., - i ».i. .. ������_.������.,���������.���_.������ -.��� .v>* ���= .-..���.- ^-.���������.���-���.���.?.^Sj.--.,:.j-\.--....:.v-^ 1:^-^--,h^J-.*.i.ttjte.*T.a.--aA.-tAaa:-., jf-..."^..^*.^!- 3? - .��� .... f ^������AtejJK Complete horsepo high and full gearshift, panel on or down storage/ T drive met ho run in semi waters. y new frorh with low feigns less , are pi front of convenient ie9Y2 has a ��� nism" that i-tilt posit >w��r ihe ftir prof than 60 pounds. All co ttrols, including a ace d on an easy-jto-see-and-use: instrument he engine. The steerii g handle folds up carrying and JOHN 2 DAYS ON 'M H.P Johnson for ile design shqllow allows on in which wotei % tc shoa 1964 is a compact 9.5 is only 34 inches JOHN DELIVERY ON ELECTRIC STARTS h ....... - -^..iJu*.* .-���---*. ----- ������> ^^j-.*irr^-*i SEA-HORSE 3 1 L ' The 34 pound, 3 H.P. Johnson, features a weedless angle -��� J*V'_ ��� L_ _Jt * _| L ��� "^"r^rj 4 �� ��� �� 4b J'A' J ��� ��� A a. full 360 degree pivot turn- i Minting on the boot, iw; 1964 model, lit small package. Also matie drive, intergrdl fuel tank and ing. For added convenience and faster mounting on the boat, only one screw clamp is used on the n<fw 1964 model, lit delivers smooth, two-cylinder power in a available for this mpdel for 1964 is a right angle drive lower unit, which features more jthrtist and is designed for use as auxiliary power in soil boats, etc. SON 18 H.H. OKNSON 28 H.P. JOHNSON 40 H.P. Ako\AvMM-''60H^A'-7SZHJ^* -90 H.P. ���//si TERMS AVAILABLE BAY 883-2253 if GARDEN ou'U Bo Better At Lloyd's a
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