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BC Historical Newspapers
Serving the Sunshine Coast.
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1 * "���-* *" *���*-���' 3��" ft i,"��B* _��� vt�� \ Serving me Sunshine Gwsr, (Howe Sot^ taJeM^ H ***,**. f . - Vo��#��*vCl,Kc 21 Wilson Creek/Seltpo Pork," Sechelt, Holfmocfi Bay. Secret Cove, Pender Harbour, Madeira Pork, KleindaSe, Imoe's Lending, Ecd Gov*, E^mcnt. Jf WtDHESDAY^ IAAY 6, t"t*HM tOc Bick Clayton .. X X - ; ...K I'".-"."' ..*,*.*.-. eiepies *��. * * ,. ��� ', "*. ' *��� . * *. m* V- .^,.;-.-..^.?^. ;^>*.-^i^^ .;��.. @ iiesent iesoliiiioii sw-sii^_-^^i3?; 'SECHELT AXD District ChambeE of /Commerce will ��� malce aether attempt toward the construction of a breakwater in the-Selma Park area, when Dick Clayb ton- atfeilds the annual meeting of the BJC. Chambers of Commerceijrl Vancouver."May/24, 25 and726- y . Mr. Clai ton [will present a ~������ I ******~ **"[ * " - resolution ,o the Chamber out- ly with the lack of berthing lining the importance--cf a facilities hsre, they simply pass breakwater! in tha ^district- If us bv." * - r* " ���a����_��._��.C . *~*���f **���-<. ��, - i *in*.-- - --. * -��� .- : ���-��� * - - : e * -* * - i r~' .iaiwi iai|.innn 'I "i 1 1 appravedyby the _BC!?Ch^mber, the -resolu ion itl^tsT^taken up .with/ th3 yFedaral Gffvsm ment whlc i will be asked to finance tha construction Of the breakwater, estimate4-_,cost of which is ]in the region of $250,000. Speaking, for the Seehelt Accon^aiying * Mr.^inayton_^iiuniCipa* 7 council, chairman -r*r Mr. Osborne also pointed out that a "large number of boats* outboard motors and .accessories are manufactured in Canada. It therefore foltows the more facilities available the more the Industry will develop. - - , * ' , - - - _ " t " " .# ��� ' - �� r _ . " - , ��� - "J t >- . . I j 4 . * '*�� " . * * . ��� " , i -' ; - ��� k . \ ��� ' ' ��� ��� ��� . . i > - * . "��� ��� , . ��� , ��� * ��� n *-'. ��� - - . h ��� * ,t ��� , * V f * - . i - i New editor for- to the conlerence is :Mr."-T. Osborne -whq told The . Times this- marnng j"a breakwater has been ni:Sdad for a number ���of years; 'it the present; time [there is noUhere betweenGlh- sojjs and Secret Cove for boats to pull in./ Mrs. A- Johnson indicated the council would be pleased to support ths Qiamber in its bid. "The council has previously'- stated it would support such a project," stated Mrs. Johnson. "At this time we will wait the result of the BC Chamber of --*' 7 -' Breakwater needed . j f CHAMBER OF COMMERCE borJe so pursaiielfce Fed- ~ -- --__!. - eral Government to construct! another breafcwaterbn P-^nfri^nla 'FfTtlP'? ^e ^a***'* ^^ would."open up tremendous tourist poleo- L CLLLLLaiUQ 1U11C0 tial by prov-iding extra berthing faciKties for vTsuing boats. Dredging of the-bay is also on crbamber-agenda. for needed improvements. j - ���'The tourist ipotential in^ this Commerce meeting and if nec- area is trefiendaus; ca^h year essary council \nll be .quite morr* and n ore tourists: are vis- prepared to lend support by iting Britisi CdSmbiaKbv pn- making representations to the vate water craft:. untoSimate- Federal Government.". Followt^speedhng . . . 11.11... t, , .i _ i ��� i Lettef I�� indaistffile coi ADMITTING -HIS offence of speeding jin the Gibsons 1 area Ddren Michael Cecconi of Kaniloop*-r Street, Powell RiveK forwarded a money order} to tEe amount i of $23.00 to-^Magistrate A. Johnston in Sechelt together with a Mten which could have resulted! in serious con- i sequences.-; 7 ��������� ; - 1 Cecconi |told :the magistrate ricatioii he would pel unable to appear in court iri y Sechelt due to his carV beingl in - pawn and that eveh with pis pawn money, bis tola, assetkl amounted to only $3.47. On. top _of this, his employer had threatened to fire him ii Ie refused to work Satordays {ind Sundays, free. !Ceccom jcuntimied that his pay in hifi | place, of "employment only! amounted to S3.00 weekly^ this! amount was added to what his '_ oung sister earned the assistance.of the probation office to look into the unfor-_ tunate circumstances of the - young couple. .Investigation revealed-the fact [Cecconi was living quite j happily. ���w2h his parents in a; maiera[home in^ - .���see p��S�� 3 APPODTTMENT of .Douglas G- Wheeler" as editor of-The Times was effective this; week. He succeeds Mrs. Joan Donley. who has managed the piper since, hs birth five months ago. Mr. Wheeler is a native of Monmouthshire, England, iand served sis years with the RAF in Italy, ihe Middle East. ."Corth and South Africa and in Greece. Coming to Canada in 1957. he settled at N'anaimo. later entering the newspaper. lis^L at Campbell yRiverS he was-"with the PowelL RiveF News prior .to joining the; Se- chslt T:mes.. .- I tderested ia commtmityr development and growth, |Mr. Wheeler was enthused about, bis appointment to - the Peninsula! are��_ri"?Tl__i/._s-*-��_:*-ileal; place for constructive newspaper work, ia my opinion." he. said,/"and I appreciate the friendly receptioa "and confidence of the.people. I promise' you it wiU not be misplaced." ' Mrs.- Wheeler is a graduate of Cardiff__tJniversity, . Wales, in sciencc.and an ardent pboto- Gibsons visit . . . cimed training pch! GIBSONS BOAT WEEK/a combined effoil! bf the pits- sons and district Chamber [of Commekee and [the Retail Merchants of Gibsons, commenced {Monday and will be highlighted today with, the amvaTjof]the"__av_d vessel, Oriole,- The famixis sailing ship is scheduled to stay ov^r catil Friday mornmg. and it is hoped to <*t*sa .cooptratfcs of ssmie of the crev in a ribbon cutting ceremony ta celebrate the installation of the Chamber of Commerce boat ramp. -./Thursday. ~ [ Th��f ramp, a project <if the Chamber, is open to the public for the launching of small boats, and foreshore rights are zdd: color to* tfcefrifeMa cutting ceremony. Togcthef with, the arrival* of Orioif |aj rancus ctihir MiOnt a<titt��cl fe tM cooimonity. it ij fit thc hostesses mill -appreciate the fact that Gibsons is' a ir.ecca for boating and .&sh��.g_enthusiasts. They. wilL then t*e ir. a pofitaoa to tuivertise *!:�� d'vrict from first hand expetie���� Asked tbe pe^'.I^-. regardisff Charge against CHARGE of dismissed bailee ~~ failure to return vaged when a boat which had been sal- found floating in by-baby sittitg and housework. . , ..- .. ���.. ������ ; . .'The.imbiS sums." added --%��^��2^��Z�� Cecconi,. "arebarely enougi to sustain ouii!:POor lives.'* In admittmg. the: offence, he explained .-h�� was" hurrying to apply for a (job in Port^Iellon which paid[|hr'ee dollars more than his present position. In order ; to ]s|ave gasoline- .and their meagre winter savings he .was coastirig-downhill and was stopped byba police officer Robert Thorburn of Gibsons, u*as dismissed in court.on Friday. - Circumstances were tha^ Thorburn had found "the boat and reported [the matter to the police/As the owner was not located, Thorburn became the bailee which [meant he could- .keep the boat for which he would be responsible until such f reserved for this purpose by " the! proposed ra:��n^ of the k the government of B-C. - . sunken oil barge ^hich has 1 it Is hoped to ^ise the ramp caiEed ccasiderafclj- incooven- * as a keystone to further bar- ience t0 fisherir-en sr_J fraaE -bcr dev*kopm��it for there is- boat. - operators, C* .*. amber already a need for dredging as chairman Dr. II. |i-t:sg slat- well as the construction of a ed; ="We are kev^hz- ia touch atf j i ���: *i. breakwater which would pave the way for additional facili- - ties for bciating visitors. Also in connection witfa boat ' week. It is hoped to bring In. a number of ferry hostesses to w-iHT the situa'tec; cppparer.l- ly there Is so-<* :.tf ai entanglement holding*. *4>->f- up at the moinect but ��i-^iv* to se�� something d'on b- fere .too l<sn��." . " -_-:--.- -.��� after he hks reached a speed -timers the owner could be B- cated?T%fter one year the finder- is allowed [to keep the boat as Ins own property- If during the year las: bailee, claim should ' be made on the boat, the bailee would be entitled to claim services in respect to of -32 m-pili- four above his normal 28 \ m.p.h. yy. {Sle naturally did not begrudge a [man executing his duty; unfortunately the delay when be was stopped had been sufficient to allow another man ��� to get the rjob a few minutes ahead of him. Getting his car back would make both [he and his young sister tearfully happy, for not only did it [provide them with a shelter on; cold nights, but were subsequently laid. it was the' only thing they had Representing; Thorburn. Six. left to'rerhind. them of their * Earl Dawe of Gibsons proved poor parents who had been* that Mr. Thorburn had never lost last spring in a tragic actually been asked to produce boating accident. the boat, and. the case was dis-= Magistrate | Johnston, rather- missed by Magistrate John- disturbed byithe letter sought, ston. housing, etc. t In this particular case, the Receiver of;Wrecks had checked on the boat and reported that Thorburn! had sold it before the year [was up. Charges Doug Wh����Ier :\ ��� ' -' J grapher. With their son? Rod- eric, 14. she will join Mr. Whseler as soon as sellable hoBisIng is available. 1 - .^ -Mr. Wheeler is a member oT the Royal Canadian^. Legii*? t&i was active in service clt^J work on the Island. "However, as a newspaperman. I wish. Co a^ist all organizations as much as possible.acd } therefore* it is Impossible to [associ^ ate in membership with any particular^ group." . - j Uniforms needed THE N*EW Brownie pack in the Indian residential school need uniforms for the May Day parade. If anybody has Brownie uni_orms which they are not using. " please contact I Brown .Owl Dollv Jonas ~ at SS3-9717. ^Addition needed , . . | Businessmen concerned ! - :: - j - - -- I I " over ferry situation / CHAMBERS OF Commerce together -with t|e Sunshine Coast Tourist Association j ace concermii \utli the possibilities they might be overi^Jked w :.c"r. the new ferry* goes. into "operation. - ~\ ~r=- 7 Tbi" tourist associates feels cissed'."toe sas*? ;pre".'err. and strongly that ouing to a Jsack- ' <t?i& *Iso perlurLr.-J <nrr the" log of cars even at this time, fact thit they ur.<eriU.id there- they'- should/ get first preference of the ferry for the Lang- dale-Horsesbbe Bay--run } Considerable .^discussion was devcted to this problem at * meeting on "Sunday of the "Sunshine Coast ' Touirsf Association. It was finally decided to contact loci! chambers wiih * visw ta making tentative enquiries as to the infsdions of the BC. Ferry authority in re- , spect to an added ferrv for ^e po*_b-_Uj.#._ia. j��rsa^. tl^" mn*" ' tfoa was al^ac> ur.d?r **a: An emergeccv meeting, also ptwHei toe r3-cls-->-<--ded cifya held Sunday by the Secnelt service^ but that, as ha* eftes Qiamber- of Commerce,:-* dis- 7 -yl j I ���'���***.P*9* *f Vtll-belrK. addsi/jn to th* pre- r .est Fsrrv t_nt_! J_.ne H iBefari conrr..!'..:: -taeG* selves Ttq'-taL."- cefmite ic-^ tiha.. ic | was c��*c.4^c_ tna*.. Mike c Jack!s<H3, chasrrr.iz of F.oais - ahd Con-rsut:cir.~cj snouid . j��orti*>t to Victoria i*:*r; a iif to a<ctt"U'm-'.��: the icU-r.t:otis. ot the {Author.*... .- iCotwiHeratioa Vss g;> er*,,-to ac- & ta .���> f .���������i.,^.. ������,.,,.,,���'��� iU, ii.,w,.......g..LjM ��������������������� .jW -.1.������������>!. < ������ ,jm ' 'iimw. il, * y i ������'���-. ;��� .��� ��������� .j ju.,.r ���;��� ._.. >l ;.������.������; ��� ������ ' '?7:^7 f*\ '���-iUL'l.' .. ���'.���'���!������ ���-** ;j SecheltVeii Pago 2 Th< ��� Sechelt Peninsula "'" * '" ' ' _'- ' ' mtsi&?Ji*tt��A> Times, Wed,, Moy 6, 1964 ;F0R SALE (Continued) w********w****MM***irM****ar*""**"*"*"*00?"' "i ! ���i Published Wednesdays by the Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd., trt _4chcit, bx:. Gross Circulation, 1850 eop����* Ciostifieq Advertising Rotes; 3-Line AdBriejs (15 words) One Inscrficn .... 7.85c Three mser'ions .; 1-70 Extra lines (5 -vordsl-j��� ���15c Box MumfcKrs. [..J 25c extra If paid betore publication, a dis*- count of 23c per AdBrief Is allowed. Semr-ibisploy, I Soper-Display, orid ,Blue,-(El*.ip. Display 1.50 per Z^-^\ incn-! I ' -y c Ltejol Notices: 17c per cot^nt line] .5'woiTds. first Insertion, ISp per count line sub- - ��� sequent insertions. Deadlines: Saturday 5 p.m. Subseri^tioia Rates: , 10c per copy, 50q per monilh (by, adjvanceJ ' carrier]; $5/00iper year,-in Card of Thai-iks,) [Engagements, Deaths,-Births, Jn Memoriaiin, Com- , Ing Events, Etc. Per irjsertiop (up to 40 words) $1.25; ,extro wirds, 3c each. 25c Discount ~f paid before publication. ' . PEKINESE puppies, 88619890. "; " 9915-tfn Room ' and ] Board Wonted ROOM and board available. Private entrance, Wilson Creek area. Phdhej 585-0785. 9396-23 WORK WANTED i SERVi CARD OF THANKS SIR. AND MRS. SL Singh wish to thank all tholse who rendered assistance) following theif- - recent ; fiTe. Special irganizers and 4 Dance and thanks to :ha partrcipantsFbf t'ofts warmly to a'll thosi; who made dona ���Your istance was reciated. REAL ESTATE a REDROOFS >6 rconi heat $1<S,_ Real Est* Gibsons 75 I ft. wa ouse' anion atitj* oil oo.; e and iie*.. In 9997-21 erfront, BlcMynn, iurance,- 9998-21 . "i ~! ~ FOR- ALL TYPES OF IN- , SURANCE INCLUDING LIFE '���'AND HEALTH AND ACCIDENT AND RJEAL EST^TE- A?k> RENTALS il CHRlirS]LER( Croiim M-7. 2-1 re- duckiqn gjfar. TJ>P'��b?PO< ��450. Phone" 883-2266. Contact Office Eves C. if. Kin '7 Ep:? -63 885-2065, or Surtees 885-9303 , 885-2066 RAGGETT AGENCIES LTD. FOR RI-NT BEE jjlace*. A*vallabl pi June, month. Appfy, Bpx 381, .Seic-hbl! SlfttME B { proper ty; able Ju r.e June, J ily ible ps rties chelt. ! siphqfto;8Q*2354 Ju% Sechelt, B.C. bi S034-tfi_ bedroom home/fire Parti; iiy furnished Jine 1 for ijnonth; , August $125. per- >.���>> sttja Cotljage���waterfrbr t unfurnished,! avaij 1st for months and Aug/Res|bn: only, ^Sbb; j>' month. "toply Box No. 381t7 f9993-** 46 SHEETS" of %" tonfeue and groove plywood,/4*x8 8200/ cash. 886-2340. Tax lias be|en paid. 8082-tfn PUREBRED Ahdale p|ups.. Ph sheets. 885-2007. 9921-tfn 1 , u.,.���^ 4 RQG*jl hdus?, light, [phed,*- water available, onsiy act] i! 9999-; 2 RUBBER stamps'of all description-! may be obtained at The jrimes. Phone 885-9654. Quick serviqfc on all. orders, WATERFRO_H" lot. coffee shop, gas--.pumps. ' small house, go^d marina locations. Box 9987 Sechelt Peninsula Times, Box 381, SeehelL ' - b ! -���- ' 9987-^2 Coa: lent t High' fishing 10$! down. Easy terms on, balance.'Discount for cash. WrffiiWiil EARL'S CWE SUBDIVISION Adjcjcenf to_ Earl's Cov�� Ferryfecfiprial on Sunshine way. Beautif ilview of itrvis Inlet. Excel** and boating Good site ii \j motel and boat r.rtrals. '.'.--._ \y |��� WATERFRO ft- LOTS $3,500 '������ VIEW LOIS FROM $1 0. Madeira Park, B MY C. ��� Phone 800 MJ3-2233 i PORTABLE. .typewriter.���leath 1 er_ycarrying 'case���excellent icojndiUon, $50., Ftoor length '-wedding, dress., -mauve, ���formal, S20. semi Phont ^SO-2446. , 9751-21 FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 MILKING goats; *-sell|;-oir swab, for* day Wanted cart and for walking, tractors! R. Proud- lock, Bo-wen .Is., old calves, riding sjulky SIM ���Lf CTRIC ITOa Electricol Controctors iances - Electric Heat Phone 885-2062 AUTOMATIC LAWN fAOWER SHARPENING GetyYour Lawn Equipment ':;:. Sharpened Now | Slrvine Benner , Z Phone/885-22927 SHERIDAN T.V. Safes and Service RADIO ������ APPLIANCES Phone "535^*9605 ROTO-TILLING j 4 sizes of iriachines to rjiatch -' "^! yobr .job. i , - Plowing- and Breaking Rocky! Ground Breaking Grading jand Leveling Cultivating and Hilling "Complete Lawn Service ['from planting ta maiprtenance. { Mowing 'ana Sweeping POWER RAKING .* Edging and Fertilizling Seeding and Rolling etc. Arrange for regular complete lawn care . ROY BOliDERSON Box 4357b Secheit ' ' *" ���* 8^5i9530�� jfe'-'" ' ' \ '"'"'' .:9728-tfh' | i -. . , "1 - BOATS & ENGINES 1C0CO-21. Business Opportunities LADIES Fjashion Shotipe. All new Spring stock. Gonghus- iness,- grossing approx. i^3O,600 pen year. *Sibsons on the Sun- slii'ne ^oast. Only ore hour from Vancouver. Ph. Gibsotjs 8S6-9941]. E!venings. 8g6i7736. -^-9984-21 FOR SALE H. 8. tiDKDON Si K��NSJEST LTD. Reall Estate and Insurance Atones: : 635-2013, BE6^2191 -J i TELEVISION J SALES ���& SERVICE ' ' RELIABLE - PROMPT , RICHTER'S T.V. & -RADIO LTD. Sechelt. B.C. - Ph. 885-9777 FIREPLACES; PLANTERS | f OUNDATIONS WALLS A. SIMPKINS-885.-21312 WATER SURVEY SERVICES b CtsmpteteWater System Service L. C. EMERSON Seehelt 885-9510 ,-,�� l nsu red- Blast ing, CUNNINGHAM AMBULANCE SERVICE HALFMOON BAY Emergency and npn Emergency colls. Special rates for old-d^e . -����� pensicners* ; 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone 885-9927 1 1 . TREE FALLING topping or removinis Lower liMbs for view. Insured work frojn Port Mellon to Pender Harbour Phone 8�� 6-9946 MARVEN. VOLEN SWANSON BROS: Septic Tanks ana Drain Fields Backhoe and Front End Loader Work Screened Cement Gm��el ' Fill end Rood Grovel Phone 885-9666 Box 1721 Sjechelt ���___ h_p -i Scows ��� Logs SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE LTD. Heavy Equipn>��j?nt Mo-j-ing &LogTcfv.ing , . ~* L.HIGPS Phone $83-4425 ; TINGLE YS HI4IEAT SALES and SERVICE ;��� for aM your heating rdquirernents 4 Oil Cfj>/s Finance Plans C. E^ '(Col) Tingle* Box No. 417, Sechelt , 885-9636���885^9332^ CABINETS CUSTOM WOODWORK HOMES Guenther Barowsky ���llUlb, No/ b Gibsons I f��hone 886-988i0 >Ml��i"'ai I Frank lEbDecker ! OPTOMETRIST Bat Block Gibsons / ] Every J/Vednesday i for-dppointinent 886-2166 Phone Sechelt 885-960 PENINSULA BUILDING SUPPLY JThe House With A Heart*'' E. J. CaldwelirProprietor Box'W - SetAreH, B.C. BRITISH AMERICAN ! J01L CO. 1.TD Fuel Oil -Gasoline- Oil-Products ] W. A. Parsons, Agent ; Phone 885-2016 Wharf~Reod, Sechelt, B.C. i LAURIE SPECK , SHEET METAL LTD. Oil Heating - Furnaces Sheet Metal S185GNS, B.C. Phone ��86-996*1 ! JThe .Finest In FLOWERS For All Occasions ELDRED'S FLOWER SHbP Cowrie Street, Sechelt Phone 685-4455 RAYtJEWMAN PLUMBINCr^! Hot* "Wottr Heatififf- NothfBS^Oown 10 Year�� to pay PARTS ANCi-REPAIRS TO ALL WATER PUMPS ; Phone 886-9678 ^���" j "*"��� ' "������ ���'���'���������l^illlW Ill���.l.ll.!.*'..!.! STUCCOING-PLASTERI^G GYPROC JOINT FILLING CEMENT WORK y{-X:.' & -' - N, SCHOENEWOLF Phone 886-2862 PENINSULA ROOFING Asphalt &! prctvel Built-ufj> IRoofs CHAIN SAW CENTRE Wilson Creek Dealers for:��P.NV Canadien, Mc* CuiloCh and Homelite Chain Saws, Complete stock of! all models 7 Parts and repair service Telephone 885-2228 ���, ,,; - , . 1 ". "' ' ' i NEVANS iy & RADIO SALES 8. SERVICE , All Appliances 7 Fronchised Philips Dealers Marine Driire - Gibsanl Phone 886-228D ���tr Guenther RM No Barowsky ibGibsbns Bethel Baptist Church Sechelt, JB.C '.,.. Church 11:15 a.m. . Sunday School 10:O0 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 pjn. Zt /-��.: iSI; V 7] The Sechelt Peninsula Time*, Wed., May 6, 1964 Foge 3 j Indians favour . . , ; ) ���:_;.' Garbage disposal plan proviace pilot project ~ SECOND -MEETING of Garbage! Disposal and Colleton .. . .Board met Tuesday evening. April 30. to hear report of fact finding committee- Sixteen *ere present from the various organizations iiavolved, ;. ^-- The committee consisting of : '���' 'i^flb'J -aft f 'iff- rtfe -xm& !.*4?C ���/, -fl*'.*.' in Surrey. The.motner, i,*w pounds, has givLaa.. ��� several Impound calves in the past The arrival of the Jl50-pound triplets however, surpassed all previous efforts. _ b^���.. ���photo by M. Lang Birth rarity �����.��".�� * T.b ."npiet csilwes bom iurrey cow by Margaret Lang happened ia the past, news releases tend to reach Vancouver. much in advance cf any? information reaching this district. Contacted ii Victoria; gen- eral manager of R.C. Ferries, Monty Aldous�� said that a delegation would not serve any particular purpose at this time. The Sraoksa, g#er recondi- tloaiagr would T?rove adequate to make the Howe Sctnid ran. and" while cot all Xhat was hoped for, would be the only vessel available this summer. Management, had declared. Len Larson, It. WhiUaker. Wn. Swain, S- F, Waters, Eric Prittie. and Vines BraceweO. with CD-ordinaior, i Barry MacDonald, sanitary Inspector, had selected-three sites, -one for* each . area. ! George , Wilson, Lands Branch, and representatives froaf Forestry ind Highways had assisted with the selection. 7 These men; had met to" discuss the data otKained with *F. Wyngaert. and Clarence Joe. secretary. Sechelt Indian Band "council. Ode!: of the site* Iks within the 3bdmda!ry of I.R. N'o- 2. On motion of-H. Whlttaker asd'��ric Prittie it was decided ; a delegation should go to Victoria to discass all details alth Municipal Affairs Department. Lea Larson. Pender Harbour- Egmont area, Vince BraceweD. lower end pi Peninsula, and Barry MacDonald will be delegates- ..'--��� "B- MacDoaald told the pseet- _ing this "proposed service was ia the nature cf a pile, project In the province, and a delegation to the department involved woirfd obviat* delay, or error in ^seaing uf> the service- .' The commr^ee reported the Indian Band and Council are . _- 7 --- ��� he added, that the new- -ship THEY COME IN threes at De Groot's.dairy farm in mUst * -*������*- ��� ��-��>cn��ik^ir��iv district of Britis-h -Columbia. At ^hsn *aa^Y COME IN threes at De Groot's dairy farm in must go~onthe .Naaalmo ran, the South /Surrey district of Britis-h Columbia. At ^_hsre it wonid serve the most least that's what happened there when a six-year-old people and where it wis most Holstein surprised everyonebby having triplet heifer needed at this time, wium the calves. All concerned are very "pleased for it is a rare" ne****" ^P *s '<** ^e -Sanaimp thing when triplet calves are ��� ������ ~ ''"*,= Howe-Sound would have born, especially so, **^J-*��F-" youngsters proved to be abou* " the-Secteh�� : in favor of being included in the garbage service. They already have a sum set up for disposal of garbage, which woidd cover c��st on the re serve. Tbe u?j?* cf" their lar.d * for} a site * .'uki have to be *, negotiated, a. tie Indian Sat-d ~ is'eg* in fa*-or rA living ��wr" any more cl _b,._r "and. B- MacDor.ald In reply *.e ~y query, pointed ou: that, metisc-d usaj would b^. s_s.tary lard fiH| which ^*ouii reclaim -land for: lature ktse 33 park*, -,-pia!j- -' Ing Celds, {or biiiLSng sites'. J ~, The Health Ek-r<&^n*ent .was alsb inter-eft*.-*! m a compk-fe garbage ser*lc* lor the .whole art a. as H is 3 profecdoa. }S> the healths of Ihe eommeniry." . BJ-L- Coxie,- SPCA president. was assured a trench or*, each site for fispoj-al of acimaLa would" be part <S 'he service. .Barry MacIKr.a'i replied -to a jquesHonlthar '4 :^-illegal for anyone to damp garbage $s tie_ s��a, or on the bc.ch. pursaax-t to' sanitarj- r-����...at.ons in tie -Public H/i'th Act. * . -* - ' Miss llaxbuii. Graatiajr.s Landing Ercp**rty O-isers 4**"- ^ooat^a. -tcld the meeting" a p��H had jbeee taken cf 'he- Eiembc-rs. I ir.cit- ef whops_ are sgmmer tjcr-.e ov.rers, "arid they w^uli nrt cfpos.e $ corn- - piete garbage n.r>xe in tr.e area- ~- 7 ' ^Sixteen 5ett^^ mc'-udlug let-" t*rs frogi. i.Iarc "couscilf. were read -t&I��.r___;;_ the eifazx ct the "board p_k-cneh aivd P'J"- trkt C of C rcrn.tt.-d fee of five doSs-rs ar��j. a^'ced foe fcr- _*er dftaiss. j - .- ' mm L. r ���������#*��� ���il-Sai-ti ��� ***���" ��"*aSV . ^f v* .:v\t.\ -M*- t'int '��� >���'!* ft"! 1.- it-r.'ii :.^|l ziM ' ��� .-**>-& I l.���_���.*.."!������, ���Sis: ���s*.*_ m ��� ���J�� *��� i - '**.*#! %l :7i'v! :-��*i--*�� ate such lively, healthy ones as arrived to increase the De Groot herd. - - Oh the evening before the birth farmer Adrian De Groot expected the ccrw to calve soon but there was no ; particular reason to suppos"; that there would he anything unusual about the event. No wonder he. cculd hardly behave what he saw when he entsr.d the"barn at five o'clock the following morning and found two new arrivals up on their feet surveying unfamiliar surroundings and a third resting beside mother "before joining the others.' -. - The total weight of the 150 pounds which is something special even for a "fine big cow" -that normally weighs in around J..4C0 7 pounds herselff Other . calves she has had itave weighed betw5en 80-90 pounds. Needless to^. say. Mr. and Mrs.;,De Groot and their three sons. Gerry 8. John 5/Andrew 2. are overjoyed. The couple came to Canada from neat Rotterdam. Holland about 12 years ago. to Surrey shortly aftqr^and have been~in their present location at 174.Pacific Highway, near the" Intemation- . al Border-for about six and _<?-half years. And it vanld ap- Zpear to be a very good place for them to stay. Wilson^Creek notes T-By AAcbel Wagraon ASOCIAL general meeting of'the Wilson Creek Com--' b munity will; be held May 13, at 8 o'clock. Follow ing the husiness to_ be dealt with there will be refreshments and sandwiches sold and"the rest of the evening spent in a-friendly,get-together with crib, checkers and. chess to be.participated in *���**���* =������* ��������� the Sechelt Queea. which, would assist In handling peai^ loads. Mri Aldous did cof Irish to suggest whether -a d^egatjon should or should, not go. How- e%er. be polmed out. the decision ha* been* made about the new vessel arid no changes would be contemplated now. "The -Smckwa will |operate satisfactor^y. I am ' sarey he told a member of SGTA. MORE-ABOCIT ... . ^ I Police Court ~"\ from page 1-r- . | the. best part of wWtview, Powell River. ! The speed o��� S2 mipJi.-. al- niitted" by . Cecconi dnnfllc'ed with the claim of 50 m.p.h. by the policp and he was consequently ordered to appear in court. f Following a severe! lecture by the magistrate, he was fined S2D.00 tnd SSJSO css^s. ZEPHYR MOTORS LTD.! .pre pleased tc \ -. i ; appoint [ "ERNEST -R. C���m!e)f 1 FELTON . j as repcesenjetive j to the Sechelt 7 i t- Peninsula -' \ far Kew end Khed I Cer and Truck Sc'es \ CALL COLLECT Bus. TR- 2-7411 Res- YU. 5 3321 "w '������*"*��� *P**il ISli �����!.- /���'.'Tl > ~"��\ > MERCURY METEOR COMET BRITISH FOtO NEW REStDgNTS _5Mr: and Mrs. Lou Trimble. newcomers to the. area, are .aow residing anTavis Bay. - EtecreD queek , Dianne McDonaldr of Wilson Creek, former May Qa��n of- 1958 was elected 00 Wednesday'as Queen of Elphinstone gJoBdary School. Her attendants *���Tare -Annette Hansen of ��il50i. Creek, and Karen Drew, of Selma Park. SCHOOL GOINGS-ON 7 The children of Mrs. Slater's and Mrs. Parish's class have bad thfcir pictures taken m two group pictures in color. , g^dra Wood and. Kathy Moorcroft, ��f b^ZThv^e School, were selected b>^.tne -girls for the Sechelt '64 May Queen. The children also received an unexpected holiday on Friday, the 1st of Hay, caused by water shut-off. -. COFFEE PARTY . The April coffee party at the Wilson Creek Community Hall turned out a financial success- Many grown-ups and children came for the noon-time, coffee break and lunch. Mrs. Sylvia McN'utt. Mrs. Sue Woods "and Mrs. Frances Jackson were in charge. \ . ARRIVED HOME I Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberts, .accompanied by daughter Ivy ' and son-in-law. Mr. Jack Baird and son. Bruce, have arrived back home,, from their vaca- ECHELT'-AR SERVICES PORPOISE BAYV (Seehelt) B.C. Air jOtarter XT Aircraft M^intehaice S^'y.^rtvs jet- .���� *-*���... Fishing Hunting Freight Cpntract Flying SigMseeing Tours Timber Cruising Air Ambulance Air TaM PHONE sUePT ggS-f 5m *** jBOOK FLIGHT c me ^^k_^W_a^?^^to^^^ \ fa mm ��v "A- .* ��� 'V i To Talk'--of Many ThitijjffiXf Shoes, Ships. Sealing Wax, Cabbages, Kings ��� _.... , , 1 reity !l*as 'bcpmsd by young and old alike as high spots to be m;_ny entertainments, miunly of y* Isynthefcie b^kiked forward to during jhe "course bf the year, nature, munity, The result is that wc ovin antt seiffent Dining the course of the year, a (number of entertainments' are sponsored] or organlzjed! in the iistricts by one or other of the various smaller service blubs, popular in out Of, recent diminish :d to vhicfr-are. rarely found in a sniall con? have to rnake qtir and probably; one oj the j most <pwn area is"the.May Day Parade. fsidft, "iSTii- ParlEifle^ I *���/ may be Wrong, put I shall not Mspwrotti as to fail m say what I betieye tp be right. ~JOHN AlTKlNS re.fP-plf-eic ��� ��� I I (Pons Gate Times) Royal Anne Cherry Tree ���By Billy Simpkins years, interest m event has P&mpi -ret! softie extent with the result th^t the general) ium-o i it has beertyson ewhat discouraging to those who put so much' int��the project. Ev. nts st _h asjthe May bay Parade ar; wel- WHILE we Have "A�� argument with! thos: who kelep pets and feed table scraps io them, we must stil draw attention to tie asjojindin�� sums ! -of-tnoney spent on nets in North America. News- j week ft ports that "Last year more thai five] hundred and fifty million dollars wejrei spent on j >il than thi e& billion dollars las pet pop llatiori that To-day Dad and I planted a . tree'. - This is a Cherry for Anne you - sec Our babe was born at Davis Bay Ths* tree and she We hope will stay When Anne is growing so big .. , . and high. (t wlould be a profound'disappointment to many MOTORISTS OFTHlS and our An'1 b" -** �� **** up in lhe "''"' Id the events be allowed to fall by'the way- neighbering ; -m.unicij��ality . sky ��� - / " ! I,"' have reason to question th^ dis- She'll pick them low and pick This year in co-operation with the Recrea- Pfnsatibn of road justice lor it ihemhigh 7 m>ii committee, tiie Sunshine Coast tions Club ��fe�� ^f^^L*00 aU!��- And R�� hcr belly with Cherry m Uiatinz its resources toward presenting the big- rof c .J Tt Z��*? �� - u. k i[ic' $4 ^MMa* Day Parade ?t. >���� llythe ^.J^a^J '. T J ��-. success of a^ parade, ts dependent upoMhe num- <fiu^ ^ a ^^ rotfm waits Seeing The World "' of floati entered; the more floats thU greater proCedjires theplea of giilt/y; Tnv tired of pU^iag io my merest. ���* 'ji V reading of a police repdrt,-! ay vardj . ���; i With this in mind, the .prganujerj of this proioukeement of penalty '^'"JJvi* Kkc to see die world -s parade, seek the support^ everttme and ��/^^^��oftS^ ��hink in follow this wW this parade and successive events,, U is to thei the vu.it next door to the, m T ' ,,L ���' ��� ' mab police office With rtoney s��aa , in ha*i'd. ' ! AnjJ see where it's uncurled. .we klooot intend to in.re.se! the' difficulties of a police of-JtUW^ to look at that big 'ficjfr whose duty it is to "Step7 house, up., hanip- ourj roads as free as possible \fcim savs It Is a-'store, ��� �� There ��?f accidents. They have ^ |ob Bu{ j have never gone that far and -4�� It well. .' ��tut! we di oped they recjeive every co-openijion. Guest Editorial by E. CasscIIs canaries, and;one|'millton assorted sln-akt stets, monkeys, apid other friends ofj im are also twenty-three million aquariums dog and cat fdod, t\k> and a half tinies ttib total j be ooiled down tdjthis: "Do we "have morje concern spent or baby food, jln all, American^ spen- more "j for .pets or for people?" The abojvei (quotation contain mg six hundred land Fifty million tropical fish, But ^ve Jlo question the ba^ic ing from tenicent guppies tb $500|kainbow- ass^Ption that it is a f^e- x. j-jr c- \. ��i: & rr t gone: conclusion by thos�� lay-.--., ... ,. . .... hu^d discus fish. j / fng ^aj-gjs that ^ acfUSed I w��h they would;Stand still, Something ^tragical -11...1���..-��� r .-��......= 1.. ..�� .^_ lion dogjs and|5ats> ajvy-enty m S Flk*>T kordsl con ier! to, ;edersin :i year tb: pat; iper ai : makes'us wonderfwhat kind of people we are that majinla^ wrong. Tjhe issue can yjfo plead guil^*. T They disaPPear riShl off the 'Ij'hel'iueslTon is prompt<|d by earth recent iticident m now inc udes fifty-four mil- thelre is so mucliffuss and furorover|t illion parakee tsbmdy lands School for pur retarded children. Wood- ��|ho Al( by myself before. My, but don't the cars go fast, lower: When they get tip thc hill. laii^ftier of advice harjded 6u{ to a new- the disfirict are tjipre often th in not. wnif th�� l bolice! are not on separ-tsp/' antagonism municipality.; A mot- was involved in a^ay-isn't that the grandest stream! It's deep as it can be. lor acrideht, was ^charged pleaded not guilty���pjtdeed, \ And almost drownel me. 1 ^Itfiotigh a certain amblmt of /may occasjonaIly.be detecte. ,'behtpd the^dvice, Z. most people accept in good tart the ffct that any ; extra vis ilance on the-part bl the police is jno7 less 7than a r ieahs, which rwretHaii }ustifies the end, 1 namely the ^inimilil^ol:s r^ad^EKpden^s and * fatalities, ' J Th* results of the.-pal!ce activities in this respect ;ire_apparent in considering die fcct that motor virhicles registered in the coirimuniiv have 'jumped, from 1200" in 1957 to 2.4|?5 in" 1964; during tl ti^. tihte,. the accident rate h^si;been held at a^tott jfigiire.irhis has oily been maintained through law enforcement, ongt m an an, uncommon occurence. . . . ��� lbs cas. was remamieU for ��t came nght over my-hoe-top a jveefc. Before the end, >f the anil radar ttapkji - \ '' ' ' (webk; hwrever he was alvised ��� ' i* s��. iL .viltr7^,^.. ^r .k^ -o ri a. �� ^ft;^*.i*e that the charge against him-I feet I ve walked a hundred .-.-.J I^SI^ I r .k^^FL1 Sf-4 beer, dxiped Had he miles; 7 th-p dunnl th|;execuuon of their dkies, thjy j^ ^^ .bn-beng char^ My tummy". g�� ��� have retaiifed the respect and co-operation of the gfl h^ ^^^ autoka^icaUy public; in fact without that co-opecatk A, law ep- haie beer; fined, fa-cement I wot Id be much more^jdiincult, the Are the police always accident ralte would soar and the PeninsLtla would Whate\��r the explanation m bv no mcaks b: the pleasant place toi ive in that this case miSbt have b^P* toe it'is at presbit.; . h .!i| ! impressio^ is left that " , . . ' -���* -;��� 'I of not The Unfpjrtunate thing about speedsters apd mtive pa L*ontinu��ilr chi:ck-ups carnage to a minimum. ; THERE ���� ajeommoh wish tmbng people (to peer b intc the!.future but tie- future cadnot be visualize i exb^ept through ! listory���rWhich often " reuea^ tselff Due to the jwide bdlief tltat the federal gciverhinent should pjrovide. 4"! end^lpss" list of benef '$& fijom ,welfare-to! education wjth cen- rnilized Hurfeaucracy replacing local {responsibility it is wel to ponder possible results] Thfeifate <?f the Roni in Empire suggestsl what njii^ht pappen. The Encyclopedia Britannica says th s about they declii ie and fall of the Roman Ejmpin: " /. . nothing i Joulld compensates tor'thei lack of. self- determtDj uioh, and although during jthe f rst cen-' . tury and" a h ilf of imperial r jle a flourish ng local oatriotiii i ii -some degree 1 tiled the plac. of the ��� wider se Uin lent, this gradi ally sank intp decay and bee. me a pretext unde r cover | of which the lower ch sse;. in the*7seyeral * :ommuiiities look toll ��� pf their veaithier-fellow-citizens in| the shape of public works, largesses, ariusements, etc., until the resot rce�� at the dispos. 1 of the! rich ran dry, the com nuiiities themselves in miny cises be- c!ame ireolvmt . . .the oigans of civicrlife became atr >phied, political inierestdied oufi'and the, whole bt rden of administra ion, ^s Well ajs that of defense, |fel|i ufK>n the shoilders qf the bureau- proved unequil to the! task . . . The Mmt piii*eaiieraey impaired drivers is that only too often :ij innocent stable person suffers in jthe event of an accent. Jfie young daily misery caused throughout the province as a result, of roact mishaps is. tremendous|. 1 We may therefore count our bltssm that* we have a group of law-men whip thrJDu diligence and continual vigilance restrit iTthi 'lajying the charge an|d' inexperienced right? pain.k I gwess l*m getting hungry ,.. - so FU go back home again. &** Huntin' Lions in sound the Parlor con- is Emtwimh,: (Frtacr Valley. Record) spite of its undoubted services, an tbtoleraple a eight upon the energies of the empire." I History, let us remember, has a hjitbit of p- pejating itself. Mlppte ^leslsages I know where there are lots of caves. So big and deep and black. The. hide mc and my. kiucn, too. t If I, Savon my back. the Wg one's 'neath the chesterfield. ONE- OF the objectives cf gov-. jarnmea: is to elimlnat. poverty. This is a fine thing but it is agiinst Holy Writ, for rhe sn"al} OTle's ovcr there Matthew, Mark and-Join, in Beneath the old footstool that th|_ New Testament, all quoted stands ��� irist,as saying: "For y. have Beside my mothers chair. th|e p<^>r alwa>-rs with you." : |Luke|. jhe phj'sician, <jiti not My Ititteo is a lion wild, ��� say so;, relieving put undoubtedly the poor abo. ic was With eyes that glare at me From deep wiihin the biggest The la(te R. J. Deathman, r fe? THERE is a gi eat I which dejiend] Jake that nest! water w^re ct.f time. We in "Most people are bothered those passages of Scripture .they do not understand; !_>im ... the passages that bother, trie are those 1 do unde, stand". -~ 1 -lark Twain :ity of more tl an a mitlior inhabitants for its/watfr supply Sufctba little O! the eracy, rgigahtic- bdijeaucracy of the winder water (has truly water "Everything lieanp snail 4th century proved, in SQ�� <|E!(0�� w'as thinkmg wjater. "as of rrbnS life. J ihe live whither ot sb much of thi necessity of tpe Pre-semJe us Offered to-thef Woman of Samaria the gift of "Livirlg water" from which if she drank, she -l again. The Itruth vilould nev6r pi. Ezekicl and lesoi is that the from beyond) himself.- from being was, an and1' tha votes. Many when he was Member c: lia-ment for Huron, ga*. quotation, and later |iis W. H. Mbore, MP,, told unwise thing it would cosjt the ri\er jCtpmeth." He MafthewL it may have been in I physical itntortance of the mind of one or the oKher bt of God in the otbeb. Par- o this friend him it cave; He'* dangel-ous as can be. 1*1! get my gun s^ikI hunt hih�� say out, . J him I'll bag htm with one shott For I'm a famou_ hunter who of those who tito not Has travelled 'round a lot seek office may h^ve ot served that aim<mg tite-poor ate peo-. Aw, gee,, here comes s hjigh among thi hills. If th 4 supply of Ple who ^^^ ��b b��n| poor, mother now "f or raniami i-��te,t pv..n \rnr a chrtrt that helji IS U^ffeCtive because �����,... f or contam��hated ev.n jfor a short ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ And there s no cave so deep , of the ;xH_r to improve their Can h,de me ar,d m>' -t'tten been spoken of in terms of life, for conditioE. It raay be that if life. The fhophet Ezqluel wrote, this wstsjn't in thei mind ol St. i my when Mum says it's time for sleep. ThSXe genuine peer *vho ^^^^INSUtA^^ imre p<or who "get ass stance jreal iQd. ��pre^d by bot|i ajL squmder it delibera^v or life of: .man comes boUr(| jt secretly, -knowing that .Man is, a spiritual thW can get more whe -e that . . . food ff�� thought The i>mbllem of modern cirflizationiis to keep space satellites rom turning into shooting star^. *���Dm Bennett and fiads Himself a soul thirst that nothing in this, came from. world can s| with Horatiui nisfjy part Bopar: from God. .Many have found assistance, Thei-e ���ho are An agent brought a do ssd in women's Clothes 1 ���. producer of a new �� I The dog sang like Marie and read lines like Hekn Hay vi u t /- i. �� *es- "Gh, one thing mori," the -Mis^ H. 7. Campbell, prodxlce. said to m. St. John's p raited Church J Wilson Creek ". Letntne see your legs "1 came fo Jpus. and I drank Of that life'-giving straam: My thir it wis quenched, ny soul revived ~^Ar.d now 1 live in Hit x." g dres- to the njiusieal. Callas dog." Publisbed Wednesdays at Sechelt on B.C.*s Sunshine Coast 7 . bv Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd. Box 381 - Sechelt B.C Serving the area from Part Mellon to Egmont iff oweSound to Jervis Inlet) Douglas C Wheeler, Editor S. __. Alsxard, Publisher Subscription Rates: tin advance) 1 Year. S5 - 2 Yeats. $9 , 3 Years $13 VS. and Foreign S5 JO PH.* .■■*- ■***- J J 1^1 lUf IP , **- ■*" -*■(■';**..--■' * -taiT»**" ii- * . <> / _J i M . ^*. •--%," « . . V ■ a- '*■ * -- '"- T^»».*« h -*■-. '.; V.V.-V.,: .^X ,.. .. The Sechelt Peninsula Tunes, Wed., May 6, 1964. Page 5 fmpaired 'driving -NamedSunShineboasf... earns S1C0 line a._T. -J •*.'.' -r *>. .,- _ » v *' - J*. . «■ — I -?*•*.. P__-M _ __■■■ *"*«■■ * Fall fair --enthusiasts *» » KATHY, Frankie and Michael Laur help plant peas in the family* garden. They are going to grow some prize pods to enter in the fall fair. b r - er j —By-.Buiuiy." Smith ',-"■ ;" , »- : - . - "!:. - .7 , ."-' ' T. ,:--"■""- 7 7 ST. MARY'S Hospital staff gave a bon voyage party for Mr. and/Mrs. Ed /Lorentzen on SatttHfiay evening- Mrs. Winnie Sundqiiist did a magnificent job of organizingand *Mrs. Riddell painted £ the motiff for the party in the form of a jet[plane zckiming into space, and the words "Happy Landing" to show that everyone in'the Harbour wished thesis t\vro loseable folk a pleasant journey to Visit the towir' of their birth. Olde, inlNorway. Anne and "Ed have been in ""- ■ : . - ' : - Canada,.for 40 years and this is their first trip to jthe old country.' With their four small v children, they lived on j"he Fra- 1 ser River where -they operated -the Fraser River Boat Bufld- . ing yard until 1S49, when they : came f to Pender Harbour. with a suspected, appendlx. Don't let them keep yoa: too long. Denny—the .firemen 'need you, the fishermen need you and by now" you will probably be most ""needed*" man In the Harbour. '"— X^tJT^S^ °L£«- Registeredrnmses tng Boat" Building which- is still go- Ling strong. One son Kory lives ■ in Pender Harbour. Relatives in Norway are excited about the Impending visit. Good flying and a happy reunion, to Ed "and Anne Lorentzen—a couple of swell Canadians.. "SLOW POKE" BURNS t started across, the bay on Wednesday, and to my horror, b saw Robin Reid's/'Slow Poke" / with smcks pouring our of it. . Two pother boats - were towing it—Harold Clay and Gordie b-flail! of Sechelt/. and Peter 7 Benjafaeld - and >Senny HarKng. \ • 4°bin is one J>y the best-known i§nd best lik&l young fishermen Jin the Hatbour. His boat /caught fire near Williams Is- ^' » land while- Robia was: in the " "" stern of the boat codEshing. "the engine backfired l and the cabin burst into flames. The boat drifted to shore and he was able to get off uninjsrad. Mrs. W. G. Brown of Middle- . poiAt- "is in Lions Gate hospital. She has undergone .an operation, for cataracts and I hear she is doing iins. We-"all hope whein those bandages come- off that things will took rosy. ; . " ' 7 : 3-,-A, newcomer to the Harbour is Miss Dorothy Gibson. She will reside ,in Mrs. Joyce Nichols house-on Hotel Lake. Her '.- grandfather, was the Gibson for whom Gibsons Landing". wss; roamed. Welcome to J Pender Harbour. Miss Gibson*/ ?" ^ The. Bill Peters* have a: couple - of new arrivals ; within the past week—two lovely colts. Oldtimers aroundr the Harbour /say these are- the -first colts to"be bom in the- parhouri In ' 30 years. . ..y- -.-.'-" "/--'. --"'(■ Denny Harling was? rushed to St. Mary's hospital in a harry RUG CLEANING and DEM$rii!M€» 0«y or Evening "Appoint uwefr Done Right In Your Own Home RATES REASOMABLE ',.. For Free Estimates Phone 886-9890 hold convention 'MISS Ada George of Vaceou- ver. president, will preside at the; threerday sesskss. cl the an-" jmal mceai-g-cf the B2gtsfef€6*y "Nurses' association of BG-in the Bayshore lim en" "May-. 28. 2i and 22. Councillors frcm ten districts and del^ates froni 42 chapters,- as well as many other interested registsrsd nurses frcm throughout the province will be at the meeting. -The first day wSl be devoted to- discussioa c£ the importance c£ continuing- rssaarch in nursing^ to easare-tfaatjtfae practice of nursing keeps abreast cf medical developments str that the public wSl receive the highest possible quality cf care. There will be discussion ot research projects ^aiready undertaken and- future plans. far investigation^ o£j nursing services and cursing educatioa. Dr. John- F. McCrear.-, dean cf the facultytot medicu-e, Uc iverslty cf BC; will be a luncheon speaker. He will explain the plans for tiaa*"" hesltfi- science. center at UBCr . Bazaar very successful '■' "tHE Pender -" Harbour Community Club held z very successful bazaar an Saturday.. May; 2. The weather vzs teao-: tiful which brought out i Urge crcwd and the sale of ilfens was scsi dspkted. The Community Club !?wishes to tfaaid- alL tfaasa vthh. supported the bazaar and would like to give a very specil. vote- cf thanks, to ths businessman, cl Sechrft. fcr the cooperation they showed in this sal-?. Donations were far .bevbed that expected, this is an jannuai event and it Is- I toped that next year can show the same results." 88&-2T92T MU 3-T&T RE1BS Moving & Storage Co.- LONG DISTANCE MOVING Fully Fncnchised ; 992-Powell Street^ Vancouver . Four locb.1 tribes .--: ?.""- *-: ""'■-- : J . Z ; form single council FOUR LOCAL Indian tribes met in special session Tuesday night at the SIiammoa Indian Reserve to form a new" tribal council *b- discuss mutual problems .and affairs ^affecting the four tribes. . , Name of* the tribal coimcll * will be Sunshine Cosst Tribal. : Council and comprises- the "Sli--: amrnsn. Sechelt,- Klahcis Snd" Hcmaica trites. ■ ' I - . - - i Attending the meeting aiiich resulted in the formaticii of . the ICtb such . csancil in | BC was Clarence Joe. ; vicerprssi- dent of tha Xstive Brotherfeocd cf BC and" mem^r;-<rf-tthKSe- dielt band: Alfred -|Au^st.7 - chkf councillor of thej Seciieit baAd; Ertuist, Joe, councilor; Solomon Harry, .cooncflforlagd- Tbmmy; Paul, cfeirf coaassflts-- cf the. Hcmaico- tribe; Leslie r Adams, chief cremfilfcr oif fee- Sliammoa bandz ^wormanjasd: RtHi Gallagher, SHammon eoes-; . cites: George Harrys _g T7. Evie, AmtKOse Wilson, ccaacfl- Iors from the Klahss» tr3>e and Billy SfitcbeU, chief oi the KlafKxss. ' " } Clarence Joe was xamed. sec- - retar - of the newly formed council. . - - I First item.-on the agenda" for - j the7 four tribe cqaaeil was the use1 of funds set aside for {each tribe by the fedaral government. The^ funds, - <x- a; per- capita basts, are set aside" by Indian agencies "for use is. the tribe, e.g..a new eoancSI hall. ^.Thls^yeai' the entire -SSIS«i earmarked in the Vancouver agency for nine tribes in tfie!!"Srea ~w&^go-to the Burrard tribe fer a^yne*-"'* council boose.-|Kes - year the etsire ssn wiH ^o to another tribe a&Z -so- ocj-untfl all tribes have had the ic&ey one year.. .. f - trrj^an ageet cocducting tfce meeting n. J;C. Leitcher of Vaccodver who-warned tSe tribal chiefs that- the time wss coating when Indians muA govern themsetves and nuist fase "th^r internal "prcblemsf with "the mixumam of .government aid.. - ..- . T Clarence Joe. who; fleetly attasded ccesferenees in Ottawa &&& made a deputation to the United XatJoor Human Rights^. commission spoke oc ktf trip 'east/ . - - " ! - "Fifty years ago TrdWTt'; went to Ottawa., to fight tfce ^Indian- \3_Kis claims and; jtSey "?f* - neariy '.starved to death on the streets .of the capiuL N'ow we are met with tfce red carpet treatment, 'a iimcieoe. ii^.a special7 room set aside fer oar talks. . f'/ . _ "_;.I*We are-* cow fight-tig tae -wMte man oc .his- own gnx___d- "*No longer" must we- need? inter- - ST.A_\"LEY \"-:"' -i Ci (^•jir,..-1 cl GrsT.i -izr:- n c. -a--<ir-l bef-.rt };_;,*.' -.:,* A '•:.*( » Johzstcn l"r__:j: . x:* * I ?-, a charge cl *^r a'irr *& ■*■- • 1 vehicle *»rJ.e u ~.k-z t.c z.:..~ ence of alecir.^I CY.r~--Lari.zn.*- AJ! fe.r-I- siur_.p<G o t." ' '- <l f.i— r~* wte**S ct n.> car .r. tr.e :-ir y feocr. cf Itii- cfaarl=d *r.i a. -* ».".? i .- cos^t later: in t^-^- Cjli. u__3 'he . pleaded cuity And admitijed thai h\s £C*.;^i fead been tvj- psd. { *" -, Tbe 2<c-->«-c j. as ctsrapii- messed for h.* r.-ir tzi"* - t!" *5. HsI .- flaed $Ua- and co-r* Clarence Joe - ;--.... named secretary pret«s. We can s^seak EnglMi and now the whi^- nan is com-. lag _}_$.: : -We Set other Indian organ-: Izatkics tfansufbout- Canada and .we stressed the fact - thai ' ts . '- must advasce. Edncation Is the _ ^key to our success and we most. "leam ia govern, oarselves-" SEammoc's shane of the- Vaa=- co«%-er "ageceies SSIOO would be 3SQ- Chief Leslie Adams _ asked i If this' ntoney could-be saved was taid by the agent. preset^. ■ that: tilts c<sr?<fn"t be -wirfciut jdn.-<*.-aiie Tvis,.lsc ;*i- ter. j Cirsme .'t: th'.d th- cjms.-^ cit he was rrt"****'"-*^! ic" Ottawa .thatl-z *.oc-_*Jcr.3i .cheat wjl be -^btiilt in the ?-.j---*-?ii - River area- tr? t^acb .th* lc<L*rs etuii- ) res.! tradis.. "W«-. l_ave" been ' prosiissd S2?,,--0}.*' Jce said. "Tte- provisial s,j\erntCJt^t wiSicontribule cat- Curd of. tfcs amimt U gi^e us SlSCJOQfk |a- wartls. the- sc__*-..L<* He b«;d Northern .Aifair* Mmater*. Arthur La.zg a*i'fcrjc h.m the" school »&^d tc b^yt .m tfce r^ar firture. ohnt Hind-Smith Msiey. Is needed. - at Sli__s_- mon for the water system which goes dry every saaaer '** "leaving tee-S5e poEKiiatiQ=. !h<re Refrigeration f POST -iELLCH ! TO J£H0€R HA-MOtl* i Fbcnc 886-2231 * -1 - v J frciB f-aja. to 5:30 p.«, I Rei 8S6-9949 7 ^u&mtmmw\i**M+f»** "* THERB IS STILL A\WOmER?UL I SELECTION OF SPfUNGrfiASN/OWS , ■- *;'-■__. ' " af-[ ... j". ;■-"*,. -"- Helens Fashipw$hoppe GSaoiig CLOSING <0UT «S5-9941 •«,■■ '■*i.. V ;' ■v . I — »inm.'a.iai IWMMMkMWbiaMMIiMUUfliia MwwwiaMMttMa -GOOS FOLLOW THE CROWDS - j ON MOTHERS 4)AY -..:-.'" I TO r " ' - pmmiuiA Momm SECHELT \ ^ . "■J tor 4 H0ST^ Sunshit******** Ch lions Adults ;!__: $1.00 CMM 5 to 12 .-50c €3_iMx«a under the age* of 5 £ FREE» F . : - » - i NO UMfT ON WHAT VOU CAN jEAT. » a - i i t », a. » a. U. ANNUAL PANCAKE BREAKFAST I I James rJL Woodall HOLDS UP ONE of the honeycombs that fell from the hollow ih the cedar lin* b wiiert! high winds wrecked it. Another honeycomb of similar Size remained on the wall when the multiple*!dwelling was split ibjwo. _> '1 Mi! 4. 3 K *'' V f*" ���it 1 I I m V_5, ��- si^Lrr/pFF/b*/ strong wirds the heav^ cedar limb rests liglitly eta the' dog houjsc where it James H. Woddall, points aloft to /the tenants Muiti dwelling nes\ fell in the garden, shattered remains of wha: had/been, a horn; for a,/strange assortment of - ; Many little dwellers. lose home in! storm I by Ma garef Lang WHEN ISTRONG winds 'aid ra'in lashed White Rock re- b. cerctlybthe object, hart lest bit of all for its s^ze^was ���}p. smal! dwelling built hi| h in-' an old split cedatflWhen Flicker' the woodpecker "hose the one jutting limb qf . Jthe. tat evergreen /or a home site ^ast spring it had ( seemed/ a j !!prett> ' safe plac *. Standing in the garden of a home M the hill overlooking Semiahnjoo Bay,.> and; s-^be ��& sort cat. 's mile of beach, If e tree iLad taken the winds 4f *��� ���*��� many/ w for a /lot more. Buy there came a gust thdt] was /just too mu��h for the bi_jJ' iij ^nsjpped off ha f Flicker ha d Paint Provides Y(|u With Big >P .weakened it and m so doing [a surprisi lg drama of wildlife "was revealed. For* although va- ! cant at tie time it was destroyed, foiind in the wreckage| nters and looked gocjd,' of the ybir i house was fcan^ible proof of ,t strange- assbrtmpnt of tenants that had ^occupied it WATCH EUILDING When Mr. and Mrs. James H. VVoodjill watched Flicker hammerine away on thc sturdy offshoot tlf the big cedar in theh*; gaiden they naturally thcujght h( was building a hams for himsi If and family. And they were pleased Little did .they or the bird) __ know wha the future really had in store. Certainly Flicker wouldn't, have continued with his carper taring if he had guessed that he would be! driven from his' new home before he -could''gel? settled in But' according lo Mr. Wood- ��11, that's about what happened" for starlings appeared and pro- ceedad to nest in the hollow Flicker hid/ built for himself. After that/tho woodpecker was not seen iga)i*. PLUGS r"0LE On discovery of this house- ��� jumping "py the starlings Mr. Woodall kuffeji the end of* a rake wra* ped jin heavy canvas duck iptjb the three inch opeh- ing Flicker* had" made. A few days! lajteii he1' found the canvas had >een attacked so he replaced ^t with* a three inch clay! plant not. This completely 6a ^Dunaged. the starlings and |they dsparted. | y Happily, the next tenant!? were much more welcomk They were wild! bees! b Inj spite of the clay pot ttye bees found their way into; the tree cavity and evidently liked what they found. They stayed. - However, traggdy struck 'their; busy honey-ijiiakirig lives wheij somehow the clay !ppt >, was Idislodgsd"'; and the opening , was * left unprotected. The results of tads came? to light! when winter7 winds tore .acro^s^-SemiaJimoo Bay (and shat^ereia-ISeflrout; 70 ft.L litftb of tljie cedar. Then the work ^ of all three tenants ' camp to 'light; .. s. ...if,,.- -/��,_ BEES AND STARLING At; the bottom of .the 16-inch deep! space leading from the outer! opening Flicker had built was a tiny starling nest jand above this on the' ikalls of "the "room" the bees haai enstruct- ed two honey:combs,f each measuring about five irjches Wide, and twelve inches long. " Sad evidence of -what had happened after the clay "door!'' had (fallen away was the half- filleti holes in the honeycombs and tha lifeless bees that; a p- p2artd to have- dh?4 while af worl-." 7 , :'. : It will be quite a job to clear i away the wreckage but'they Wc-dalls say it qpuld have been much worse. They didn't hear the treei break during the storm but when it was discov- ;' ered next morning they were , very relieved to find that al- ! though the limb had fallen dan- j gsrously close, -it had stopped i .short of crushing a!handsome j doghouse located at:-the base | of the cedar, b / ! And,, as the saying; goes, ii\. an fill wind that, doesn't blow some good. For M!r; ���woodall, who lives to study abput Birds and able to measure the place Flickerl had built in tiie k tree and hti was quite ; impressed;" tjo find that the dimeiisions came very near the mo|M size fjor such .a bird as '-set down in a book on birdl hbuse$ and their occupants whidh pel was in the process of reading Th Speak English Editor, is: it be subjected a, bunch be complete!*, English: ��� French )ader' Th3 Times SIr--Eilingd!iiiiS'm, Bah. Why that Canadians should to the wants of of people who ar,e not even proud eiougb to want to Canadian? Why don't thi Frerch learn to speak I doiji't mind speaking as it is good for one to be afrle to speak more than vorje-lanku^ge, $ut as for these Fren(_h"-|ten (ivho don't speak correct Frenclji) forcing it down my neck, nfl thank, you! By the way if the -French and7 the Canadians go for bilingualism what w of us| ill haiipsn to ,the rest ME. nV\l '���'ijJr ������*t ' -* >- 'A ftj.gr*, r. ��.' ���������-.���.il.a.^j; _. ��� a.-lf. M ���Opinions by our Readers Lend Support Editor, The^Times Sir���J ;See plans ^*e being made for Scchelt'H W&y Day. This is a wonderful undertaking arid I hope that all .will, get behind it and lend their sup-; port- This day has not been well attended in the past few years and unfortunately, peo- ple**S; interest hasn't been held, long enough to keep th^m busy for] the da-v- II wutdd* appear from this year that there will be;jets to do, so come on folks get out and support it to the' best of^ yoof^ ability! INTERESTED PARENT rf-. GIOVANI DELSPERA USE TIMES CLASSIFIED CLARIIE SIMPKINS INVITES YOU To Sck The LARGE SELECTION OF USED rHEEL ���rW-,aa���.tcoK����WHra, DOES ANYTHING Tpp Quality Used Modeh/both gos and dioscl STATION WAGONS, HARDTOPS, PICKUP, CRUMMIES H9S FROM eosjr; terms NEW 1964 LAND ROVERS .. /all models ��NT ��F| THE If��SPITA TURDAY; MAY|9^, 2i The Sechelt Kinsmen Furnish Another Up ���IX X X '*),"* *.-y *%i ^MmM Rori Mellpn N^s i y- . ���-By Undo Moore THE ELECTRICAL shop crew held a farewell smorgasbord dinner for .Mr* and Mrs. S. Peterson on April 23. at Danny's Dinef. Gibsons. About 35 people attended the event/Mr, M. McMillan was emcee during the evening. ���-"��� .:���: ������ ��� Toasts were given by Mr." J. Swan. Mr. T. Calver/.- M'ri A. Hauka and Mr, Gf. Host- land, Jr/ The gift of a chaise lounge was presented to - Mr*.. and Mrs. Peterson. WA CARD PARTY The WA to 4he Port Mellon* Community Church held a crib -and bridge evening on April-<29 to raise funds to helpr with -the cost of painting the church .basement. A pleasant evening was spent in playing crib and bridge. Crib scores were: high man, Mr. C. Wood; high lady, Mrs. D. pavid; low man, Mr. D. David; low laxly. : Mrs. T. Hume. Bridge scores were: high man, G. B." Misra; high lady, Mrs. G. Taylor; low- man, Mr. G. Hostland Jr.; low lady, Mrs. B. Strayhorn. Refresments were' served by" the WA members. DEPARTURE * / Mr. B,-Strayhorn has left Port Mellon to take up "duties at Crofton. Mrs. Strayhorn and son : Graham will join Mr. Strayhorn^- later whea_ the school terms ends- Mr. Strayhorn -was pleasantly, surprised-on April 24, when" his fellow workers gathered at the Strayhorn home to wish him well in his new surroundings. The men presented him with" a gift certificate. REMINDER Another card" party will be held,in May. Details later. Remember it is for a good cause. -Sechelt Peninsula { community events I " POTS, POTS, who's got a pot y- ���fIo*er- pot, I mean? Tbb- ' Sechelt Kinsmen arer looking for flower pots and any. othsr , furnitura or articles which they cculd use at their White Elephant Sale. . | If anyone has-things to donate for th; sale, which will be ." held May 9th at 2 p.m. in frcst of the Hospital Cottage, thsy can cither leave them at Mor- gans��� Men's Wear' of contact R. Stechansoa SSS-21S2. " * b *���- The proceeds from the sale will ha usr?d to turrhsS another up-patlents' lounge in the new" "hospital. _ j SPRING TEA | The LA "to the Royal Canadian Legion Is. holding a Spring Tea on Tuesday, afternoon May "12. b '--'.". ~ i - There will be a sale of home b3kin|r and the drawing for \x homejiriade quilty. Tickets are now- on sale. LA members spect many hoars in making '-ssls qiiMt ar.d it Is thc last -word In comfort ar.d color. - _ t The Sechelt Penmsulo Times, Wed J May 6~, T964 Fcge 7 ' NOTICE TO ! PAINTING CONTRACTORS f - i Seated Tenders, for the pcinrirrg oHhe Irt#"Ior of Fender* Harbour Secondcry .School w.-il Be je-ce.v- ed orror before 5 p.m. en Fridcyj Mdy-?2nd,' 196'4._ Specifications ere QvaiicbU ot. the School E<x2rd Office, "Gibsons,-EC r .J **_".-]- " The lowest cr cny.tender will not nec^ssonfy be accepted. * " t j " " " * - : THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES. School District No. 4aSi(Secheh*l ! / Box 220, Gibsons, B.C, ! ,������������" j ���>*K i v-V* ' ?:�� ,:��� -":���; ft-? , : ��:S I t i C *��� ' i: . ��� _ �� rmmrn^marfm^mmmmmmmmmmmmm ��mm*mmm*mw-*mmmm-mmm-mm&-mm&-m SUNSHINE COAST SERVICE ': Specialized Body . Repoirs ��� FREE ESTIMATES * WILSON CREEK PHONE 885-4466 [News and Views \ of your business leaders mmmmmMMmmmMmmmmmm^mmmm L & SrTfatisppft Ltd. 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Motors Dealer Sechelt, B.C. - 885-2111 * ! i it ��� > ��- % �� �� i i - �� k t �� I * Sheet Metal hidX Oil Heating ���as Furnaces Sfieet Metal I Gibsons Phone {886-9961 [���SAIIIJS- -: \. * SHOE STORE Sechelt,/B.C.-'- Ph. 88S-9519 ". '^Specialist in foot c^rc"' r~ ttjg��f�� Indian Is!e ?iaa FRAKCU PENINSULA ;PENDER HARBOUR B-erything foi the Beat Gh^i*. Shell Marine PnxfJ- Phone 8^3-2444 - If Pap Tfr Advertize c This iSf ace Can Be Yoofs! Helen's j FasHmn j Shoppe \ " A teM 1% rf I M#rj��r��e H��m��"&e�� -" . cteetiem" ' Bats Block Mcn'ne Drtre Gibsons f Phoae B86.994I 1 !��� Z A ' t PENINSULA MOTOR (PRODUCTS COMPt!_nTE LINE .". Z- GENERAL MOTORS X^IRS AND TRUCKS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS BODY SHOP j SPECIALIZED REPAIRS , i - . * i * ' ' S 7 Adjacent to Ycur New Hasfftcl b: Sechelt, B.C- Phcne 88S-21H mm * mm*_mx*-* I r. .1. f-*i i - ��� * - \ boys! They would like ,�� where the tap is to tur thirsty during a game it on themselves if thuy knew how. \ Noticed a scout out from Gtb- ' \sons at the ball game or day. What's the matter SUn- Don, iBflgsagj H I Is . . . ���By Ray Nestman I SEE |\VHERE the sbchelt Babe Ruth team got out to Hackett Park on Sunday and mowed the lawns, aked the fields and fixed up the backstop. Good work to know if anyone could tell them tur|n on the water as they got awfully ahd they would be willing to turn players'* already recruiting This has always been one of my favorites: ��� ' Did you hear about the voting couple who's marriage was- know I have I been breaking up? The, husband dc- . *: *S*3 ,V��3*. >> As yo_| ��� . , making 1 lot- of 'sarcast c re- cided to plant a young spruce marks iri this column ib the m the front yard. It the tree past, and it just .occurred to died, they decided; tjiey would mc' that 'I should write some- get a divorce, but If it grow thing.nice for a.change, so 1 th<tt* would staytogether. "*aOti have been sitting,, here inj front v know," she said, "wc caught "*.". of ".the" lypewriter for two liours each other carrying water to ���* *'���' no\v ,and I can*t think of i darn . that- tree." thing,'to say. I wonder !f this I sec the Lions arc having a is what happened to a'lot.of pancake breakfast on Mother's ���over folk these-days. Are we so Day. O.K. gals, this is. your used' to seeing- the bad things chance to lay down * the egg- and looking for the worst of - lifter and lot the old ��n<*n cook ,.������. .... - "j%Ji$&- everything that w& can no, breakfast for _youl I^Si'V.b;*^^ .longer \sce the forest tor -tbe Hffl^ftv^to- I fees?1, * f*n��w in my own mind .-.- nil 1n"��: "'-X'X'ryXZXXi SfeWlri ^S��5��^q < !���**"* (Ws is what has hapbened 7 'What of. the people, that feSSasX^iyA^'^. ' so- hard "jto -make this a better ���Safe' * THE tiW? SAYS "SJafe" as Brian Furaj>a slides info; third; this was ope of the five stolen bases. Brian] managed i& *mis gane. Brian was later awarded the Pl^yetf-(jf /iTe Week, jward, a bgsebali donated by the, Selchelt JPeninsula Tiijies.j Sechelt wins wori* this-f anc a -"c!oupte Brian Furuya $ olbases; it male ;itr innini;. real., hahiy /or, the lin? past Score, fvyii rvns in that The fi: two'i- alU' Peridfer Hind m. H third: basem i inning ended s ikling dandy double1 shot puttek reaks own nifxrk HfeLEN1 Bezdeck of! Gibsons broke her own shot put record \ by four feet to- [v. i*v first place at-Uie Pacific fortfiwest %���� a^^ny g00d people association Seattle rejaysi,Us- aroun(} ^ rf foJ tJiat maUer ing an eight-pound weighty she made\ her record iptit alj 40 feet H��a inches. She also y��on i third1 \ place in the javelin throw, \ although she is just starting at this. i ' >\h . A member of the' Vancouver' Olympic^ Club, Heler| has \\jji Don't ?fftiss out on this one; they claim thoy will- let you eat- all the pancakes and sau- sflgps yptt can for $1.00, After t��� * n:..��� �� ��* n,,mh.��- I am through they will'do away place to, live in the Chambers h ��ff of Comnierce, the fraternities, " " ** the service clubs, thc men who Also note tho Kinsmen Club coach the\ball teams, the Boy Scout antliGirl Guide Leaders, and on, ahd on and on I am glaiJ, to say that I have finally a1 w:\kenqd to th2 fact* most of I the, folks, you meet- have m)-n>il\ good a points. So let's all try\ tp see things- in- a. new cololr and > maybe we can make life gAldt easier for ourselves' ' "-Vi l TteB/aBE' RUTH gbme opened. -witJii^^.Mosccip. of long recW of. sports achie&V *.'": thi- Secfelt MustdngSf on! the mound. I Pender had/ a ' ment Maying back -toWetemertt good* tailing-getting**^ third tar^ s*rho.01. wl*en S*!_LW0?-*J\ lase^;-!&., My MolciL'-picked oif the t Hii*dTn^as he [W VJ^**��"i* 3j\: jU- tJoFbig:^ tead*:of-ending, flip, inmh^ for Render. %%0& i^^^ScT im I started .jftw-+P4n---; "^ .. . " ' . ' *' " -���-��"- ^<wr|'r6wn! started! yftn|4Pcn-! ' T^ ������ ..j '_ ' 17 ~ champioksliip - Pacific} 'Sports\\| ; - der'Hak-bour .Comets, an* gajve. pearcd to be in trouble until meet at Brockton Oval in Stan"*'Hi away s^Vsrall VKalks;7vvha| witto| the. i..i\tield:j.cfijne up|;\\vith a ley Park.VH^re she jdalced third \U play ending that - in the 80\ m'eter hurdtes. Latei. had two strkedhts third!man> \lp) \hvWe ^second | itjning'wai*: Mite \ |fo|4y he lilt' i slbw one dbvn Iffie lirst! ta*! line, but was flaMd**5 oi!tfc!firi]b tMrowing*hla. hat line olbtlie ball.. THei (last # the- second]% again! ��e:hdt's inning"asrBp F,^iruyj stole three ba'esfjj| cludinj: home on the basem an _�� eruor. The f istuibf the |t]iint-was- Ray Mcjscrap's big -in rung as .be struck >,ute"|He first mreb-baited tq fac a iWh.n Sechelt took the bat Ufa tijfi!"4fxn inningi-Uie base. were op walks and Ke ry El- lit) a long triple ,< arning tthKe,rbi's. ] appeared tb. be, t ie. end ider' Harbour- bul Mike j"������cja.me iff and r jleiv^d be Browm and!i h s^ fist lad the 'Seclielfe tea n: foiled, f^r q,uite awhilb; RXske ap- r f Peijider foughti hard inlfihe top of thp seventh f^o get biick in tlift! apne,, "HiteVwere twb men on bpse wheji (the longest hit of thb'game ''caiihe off tae h^ of Mike Foley! into left S\f**^T it, ��� bounced pvefAthe fence for the same \jfear she iplaced second' in the/discus throw at the J.O.T.T. track meeti to win, a silver mfedil. . ' ��������-r- The first\fioid medal she won, Mi^MZ<> was in. 1962\a\ the BC. Pob'ce **fa****'-1 sports when\shc scored 3U feet i\U Breaks) own record . .-. - . ,,- "* inch. That \same year the i HELEN Bezdeck\ W (Sib- 4grrjundTule double and Mike 7 residents of I Gibsons-jand area ' ii|ons ^roke hec W adde^2-rblfs |p %is statistics, subscribed: tfyyq funtj. to as��U_ ^j to wjij first " "' " ''" " A~" "'Pacific Normals M hi��h fly bair tt$ the pitcher Hfelen to contoete in the Ama*- th ......... ,wn.,VBS, HS. Ron. Baba fihllhed the game teur Athletics! Onion bt Canada "I"'. V P^c ��iT_?i witli7 Sechelt winning 10-4. - at .Waterloo.\\tintari, where |9c,at3��P Seattle Relays. sh^LSLon. the gbM met al fon the we also won third p 40 meter relajrl and .lilver me- th? jav^lirj throw. ' rjfog 1 Littte League '|ef- Wilson Creek ROBERTS iCreekland' Wil if son Creek of Ithe Sun- * ihp Coast Littli| League in a game atl|]th__,;par^ i^f^Hson V?reek��8iiseSui}- d^> at 1:30! in the after- dais for the shpt-, r>ut and discus .throw. i \\ ' -������:( Last year .atl ihe Ganadian, Open championship ;ames in Saskatoon she ��� placet third in the sh'ot put competition. from B."C- to New-found land. .In*. Miarch this ye^r,| ecompeting, against five American states i "^ t+ f"Vi ��� ' u "j * -u* at _the Spokane'' Wo uen's Iri- noor. It was^-hai-d-fought d00r Tr7ck ^ field JL garre all j the way \vith piaccd seC0nd with; a record-k R^bsrts Creek coming out* 36 feet with a f<iur :'ilo-weigtit ofif lop 13-2. 7 (s lb< l3 f��ur"fif"^ Vz-1- Hie Sechelt fifeninsulk ^^ 1ke<^!!^ n- Tliiijs would* verf much Z���^* *L^%��?^ZZ cu, if1 si"*-- ��������*��� -*'**���� atr ���fi,,0���i���f0 i. if ��,iL, ������~i��*. UP- ^nc "oes *not' smoke, por pearfd to lose control md he af^eciaie,-11 ir r��w couiq drink She has groat Confidence was /walking quite 'as fev* play- '��*���*! d someone Utteresteo. fa her coach; John* Freeman of ers,fbut came back-witt. seven enoiigh in these games to the Vancouver Olynipic Club, stril elouts h o 1 d i n g. Sechelt write them up and:|hand in Her five-year-old 'sis'ter trains dowi��to nine runs. . ". to I the Times offiipe jtli^t with her. Helen has! carved a< :~Tle fifth inning was one for day We regret wef cannot discus for her out of yellow a .little of the old. biddin. ball coyer more than one game ceda"* . '? . , ? ^^"S^T^^^^il tube and we dq not Helen is a graduate of EI ftTEldred cndirtg .the jtnnng. for w%kf t cifoht nnpf-nr ��iU Rninst��fle secondaryi Penler. Mik^Fbley^ stockvouti W$X %$!��} S! <f?if * a" <>^c e���Ql9yi three batfeiVin- die sixrHtirtn* y��Mr* %h��l% Se#!t^ MeHon., . ��� -, . Vl, ing again, holding Sechel down j ^ ^ ask for R^y Nest- _4��� _i;_ to iine- runs-.~ <���-->. * i V^X{. if you are interested. To live is good.|'T> live viv. R in Baba came in, far. flay p : ��� ~| idly is I better. Tojife vividly Molcrip in the- sixth a nd' ap-:! !"pj E TIMES; CL&S$&meWi togatlionjig best: Ri-r" xvwv-iafft--!** ichool and e at Port is holding a White Elephant Auction in front of the Hospital Cottage on Saturday, May 9 at 2 p.m. If this turns' out * to be as much of a success as they have, in the past, you can . bc , sure it wilt bo a| most in- ~tercs.ting day for aniyone who attends, Watch it' JJ��e Benner as famous for sending peoflle Jioffie with - things they didn't " want in thc first place. So dair!t scratch youttliead' if you are within- eyesight. �� At the risk of. boring,, people ..I am going to bring.up May Day again. I hopcthat through ���repetition-, Dick Branca* ; our ' May Day Chairman will get all-the co*oj|eration He can use for this day; mothers . coujld . ,-decorate . tlieir children's bi- ".cj/cles and' the- merchantsi ~ * could all put in a. float to"mjijcci - this a day to remerriber. The * Lions. Club is doing a lot ot work, on this year's* events- coupled' with the Recreation Committee, their-efforts^should go to produce a* most interesting day. A note to the merchants' what do you think about .decorating thc front of your establishment, or even '*�� n rec er in Butting; up a flag St as- thot j QF THE WEAK:: There's, nothing -wrong with ace Ulr the younger generation that becoming taxpayers won't euro. Sfdhelt Bowling Alleys mm BOWLING FOR MAY Closec! Moiu & Tues. Open --THmsvr7JLl p.m PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS ���|ffiday;.7-TT: p.m. Saturday 7fW\l j>*mi i irSundcm: 2r5^ ^.m* 1. . -t .'-. . ' I " Phone Sechelt 885-S91�� For Reservations '���t ���'i- v��� @N MpTftil'SfDAY Serve Yhe B^f. i 885-2046 r*. f &>* krf ***���} i J- J- \- . ******************** ���^ TOPICS mWIHItHWHWOTUM Chatter Platfer The SechelE Peninsafc Times, Wed., May.6, 19^4 Poge 9 Fashion show V Teen - of - the - ivyeek -SENIOR COMMERCE student Dorothy Gough has but , one ambition right now; to be accepted as a dental ; assistant trainee at flie vocational school. Her gentle '\vays_and her pleasant manner willino bloubt endear her to thousands of suffering patients |as she murmurs with a sadistic little chuckle, "Open, please." ** Dorothy has always been act- !-1 ' ive in high school affairs." Last year she was treasurer of the Students' Council withTTa record hudgct*. This year sheis _ busy with her gi>ade twelve classes but the cry of "Ask ypodie" always brings an offer of assistance. She is production manager of the school-paper. Dorothy has spent all .her life in Pender Harbour and] the > thought of living and working in Vancouver is very exciting to her. We hope- that JBer dreams come true and. that-her future employers appreciate her as mucS as we doat Pen- dcr-r- .':-.- n t - f - ' 7 7: Elphinstone school . Diane McDonald elected Qiieeii "TOP spinners thir semaine are: 1- Can't Buy Me Love���The Beatles-* ; | 2. - Hello Dolly���Lous Aria- stroag. .-; ". | j ��� 3. Do You Want To Know a Secret���-The Beatles. If 4. Bit and Pieces���Dave Gark: 5. ; : - *: -"**_ f |- ��� 5. Don't Let The Rain Come Down���rThe Serendipity Singers. 6. Suspicion���Terry Stafford. 7. "Glad All Over���Hie Dave ClarfciSI - "if: - 8. My Guj-���Mary Wellsl /{��� . 9. Ronnie���Tbe 4 Seasons. J 10. i Twish and* Sboat-4-Tbe Beatles. .- " - ���'��� I I 11 White On White���Danny Wiliams. ! I 12. Tall Cod fine���The Wallers. --���-_.- . / . ' ' - \ I 13. That's The Way Boys" Are ���Leslie Gore: | j J4. One Potato���The DoveHs. . 15. Fun, Fun, Fun-^TIw Beachboys. ' - J" | - 16. Puppy Love^���Barbara Le-* T*is. ! ". ��� ' | " { 17. Footprints in the Sribw|- -Jerry Fuller. ' f { 18. Breaking Up���Trie *Roa- ettes. ~ *" It 19. Hippy, Hippy - Shaker- Swinging Blue Jeans. If 20. Hie Wonder of You-rRiy Peterson. it of men's wear ANNUAL ". Buy-Mart and Fashion Show held in Vancouver recently provided an opportunity for a number -of. Sua- " sbine Coast men's wear outfitters to keep themselves abreast of the latest'" styles for tbe well dressed rnan-about- tOWTS. . - The shcrev arranged by" the Men's Apparel Club of EC. occupied an entire floor of tbe Hotel Vancouver and was ta- . -ken- up with, displays of all the latest -styles. | . " Vince Prewar and Daye Pinkney of Marine I Men's Wear. together "with Morgan Thompson of Mergan'&TTen's Wear. reportedLjhat" thei trend is run- nins to reds ar.d! blacks; continentals are. stilif ^popular with ���3-button suits;- [browns and greens still"popular.- Casual jackets Cor young "men are greatly" affected by. the . Beatle'styles7 J For the older Jinan, comfort has been tfic main, considera- tian-Tbe trend ih sport- jackets emphasizing Ugfaaiessin weight with warmth, f- Track, field, day, " slated for Mayf 8 PENDER plans to.iotd itjr-an- nual track and. fiild ^ day" en May g j to clear the decks far studying early; is! tfcf rooGth. - To arouse "interefct jin tsi week's Straining, a. fraud relzy was held betwen; Madeira Park School f and peg&?f Harobta* High, faur boys .runaing for the Hakfasyand faurjfdt tbe Xoet- kas. Haidas reeded; the. points badly as the Nbqtksjs ~*re lead- - ing tbe house, .ccmjpetilioa .. Sf--. 61. Bat their ni|y;<JFs iran ost * of ox* gen arad big laody Hate- _ ly reraped into! tie f-grounds and sprinted bet*jreeft ti-a flying red ensigns . to ! w.fc- tfor *Jk Nootkas. . : I f Sports -day often. Reverses- the Ho*use Lsta.ndin.gs 59 (reat interest is being iboftn * in w bat - will tappets May S. Spectator* are - i e'eome fo school I that day andr refresh-" ni2nts 'ks-Ol be sold., - I*'" ** ���-t*! ���.>-. t?��*"**i * IiVf' - .;*-; : - i ���'*ti ' ��������' i .���*,'. Two mosquitoei were resting .on -Robinson C^rasoe-'s arm. "I'm leaving ccwr^ said one. ''Ill see you-oafrriday." Wrong name i NOMINEES for School Queen and attendants^wtfre in- j , _._ - i tfoduced at the Monday morning assembly.\ David gOOaSXOry \ \ Peer^, Allan Wilson, Bariy McDonald, Peter y^ates, APRIL isth iss%e of The Times Rocky rZantoles, and Bruce ^Edmonds gave an excellent carrted an interesting artide lurilbhng display organized:by. Mr. Yablonski. This in- on the Carin erected at G^��|r eluded various gymnastics, and involved the use of. the p0Jst; :".,_, .- - ,. .-] b_ ^fe^!^!^^^-^ ^ the trample. J $?��&�����&*** % Houseigam^ started on Wed- ; : ^ _. _ ^, ^ ^ mentioned ^^'li^l ^ S1,^ ^a* ���'��� - '��� ~ XX- "in tie storv.-TTte name should Sffi.fe?r '_3_- Classes have -been assi^ed have read Edward I. Mlee. 4? ?, ,HL^ ' um.teU their projects for. the MarUi Apologies to Mr. Atiee arto-. WoThff ^ain 'started on -*<-^as>h^ is to. take-place\k . ^rites./to exprfsshis pleasure ' "~ Sleep, hefces and health, to be truly enjoyed, must be interrupted.- : t the end of May. tbe"^der \track for school use and the field is ho<i�� levelled --,-- - -?.. .. '-\ .. off and r^adyfor grassing High School neWS >\. . down. "ji; .; * ������������ ��� .��� ��� ,\ The election took place on Wednesday *pf. the School Queen and Xher attendants.; Place of bonbr went to Diane McDonald. Attendants are Ka-y ren Drew and\ Annette Hanson. H-yCar-old Diane iis a grade 12 student anA is on the university program; She is photographer for the; "year book; a member of 4he\. baseball team7 and serves on' the students, council executive.* \\ - With the artical in.questionJ Beauty Saicn Seclielt . Evelyiv Hayes Ab��y^Pe* OfBc* Cutting oni Styling TBe$<faT ta Scturrfey 9-5 i. "Ydu-r fkeirwer Te Heir Eeouty" Phone 8S5-9525 i& ��*: �����.*_ %�� \*v. v'-vl * x> . -,4 **h* * H* **!* .* t 1* f*. ��� ��\ ,. 1 J'-\' iC?.* *' * ���*:, t * Js*,*1- P.. "* * r \\X ��� ���-���*- is Times f 4 - * -*.'��� i��J.J X'V ,���.. *��� : -. '-.-. X-*&. ^^f^rS^^n^S" The variety show netted very ^ ���flJ��J!2r^SNS: close te the bursary amount. Binder Harbour j| FM $150:'^iiisary|f" CONGRATULATIONS are dtie to the PTA under prfeli- derit Mrs. Gooldrup for a very fine organization 36b in the year's Variety Show. The PTA is offering a $150 bursary to the top student at Pender Harbour High School: as well as several $50 book prizes. ;} dine Hart. - Kareny ,14 years _ of ag��j�� is: in grade ��� nine and Is also on the university program. Annette is a -newcomer to the school, she tooyis in grade .nine, on the university program and 14 years age. -; - An enlightening film was shown, also on Wednesday, to the students of Elphinstone, on venereal disease. This dm was shown due to the increase of the disease in the Penih- *mttiuuuu>*MiuuuuuvtuukKiuui��*������*, -J IV.ALAWHAMA DRIVE-IN Sclmo Park ��� COMPLETE FAMILYAND . PARTY MEALS TO GO Chili Can Came Itolioh Spoghcttl Try our homemade Doughnuts Phone 885-2270 OPEN 10-o.irfto t oiSi. which is most encouraging. On April 17 one of the most successful school mixers was held in the gym. The students went to a great deal of trouble collecting flowers and making dainty decorations. The music was lively! and varied, the refreshments were excellent, and . the* clean-up crew excelled th^nsetyes in removing all signs of the entertainment before "closing up .at_ midnight. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Whittaker aiM Mr. Cross hosted the dance for about 100 young /people- Club' activity is about over .for- the year as students move into" examination proceedures, although-the drama club is working hard on a play, for the. forthcoming drama , night at y Elphinstone^ The Future Teachers made "_nearly ,$100 this year, and under president - Don McLeod, have dispensed if in a remarkable way. They have purchased a complete set of film , slides of tire Group of Seven from the Ottawa Gallery, a beautiful silk screen bf Canadian artist-for the hall, and rare sending over $30 to the Students' War on Yaws, a terrible tropical disease that can be - cured by one shot of penicillin- worth about one milk shake. This is the first time a club" has thought so seriously about ' ��� ��� . . ii - their school and cine responsibilities. . -; i j n_iiiHHnmi - GARDEN BAY BO^T WORMS Mechanical & Electrical Repairs | I -A COMPLETE LINE Of BOAT REP A} RS Garden Bay^ B.C. -��� . Phone S83-2364 I ���////////// //���/>//>'////////'// �� �� NOTICE TO PARENTS �� Registration, of pupils who plan to enter Grade One next September will be held as follows: " 1 PORT MELLON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL __JaONOAY, MAY Uthf _- - , _; I . \- \-���3 p.m.- \y MONDAY, MAY llrii/ I ��* -> *���. *'��� T J X. f X >t LANGDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 7" 1' - : ' _ . - -*�� --:*"��� SECHELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL _ -DAVIS. BAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL -_ MADEIRA PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROBERTS CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3���4 p-nu > "* -WEDNESDAY, MAY I3fh/ during school Hours j .THURSDAY, MAY 14th,f 3���4 p.nu J " " } FRIDAY, MAY'lStfe, 1���3 p.m. WEDNESDAYJ.MAY 13th, morning only X The child is deemed to be of ^hool age if he has attained the age of six; or more years ori or before December 31, 1964. *i . ; "; * _, Proof of'age will be required* i I I I I" s f- M^: *tfreas *t?s-fo. *?-*&f^ fftS&tEi each glish total tail aire dien- saifiJ flNe, ,i>ney| to be ssnt to JBLf*, agf>." " Mft.j , lil. .be ihaitjiman," iijjld^n- *. we st 'bdlen no'-inoney|-bti(jn e'jtiicdle pf front ejjhave tbuait lark: s>ld 5'from date been Heirmarl new to ct ��ender 1 M. referend fty istir. a " pala laid, -iiteiip concrete} sul'a Ti ities !j Weill, !ed to A. H. JRit- offered ,to cUar ing W spejiiu-* plus'antf ^tm- to !go o^drithe ripper blade i for and p;��y: e jteitided 14 by If m running Ub tie, I walls will pro- boalrd policy to change pupil, vide tfCCflfs fprj firing, in the, middle of a' school! tern. ;d as Mifcs pi 4e uqu| Riitr reijtt il torwra ell club al Ers eon be called by! fence ,cjiairrnan, Mrs. *J��e Gut|if Sir- the) leU] >* WV, Spicer . feels * gjj f-Volen,1 Requested ; auttiiiritjr |'heat�� Ts tW, ^liaPi^g^s^Oflji- ter thart .Ute pjrovinclp-l. share. "��� "i'~- the} [r^i|}[| ^u{.ibe ready for/ tomorrow *$42;000<to Jne^tjcuij- |!ary schoojj ��orrib|dura, ,\vWp h"i. 'IBsiVnated cost -is"* renfrejcpenses of $72,700. Board M) - .-I has'$30,700-on hand. ' ' 'Hi 'i\*^ ' 1r ' R130UE h REUSED 1 APPOINTMENTS ������-lit from' ihe Powell v JAbpoijfrtments .end |tjranjsf��rs ions W for rebate in to the teaching jrtaff ��|rW.iW. I. sk of S200 for the audi- Reid, principal of Port iWf^Uo-n kiss tuWddown. Pow-- .elementary is transferred as wt- .tbokj i way His *car, we Jfeve**, ind provide a play j rfea imderiiejath rather than split lmotel and the-yse jtjf ramps irsi < 3&ia Fisher was plei sed }*ti$h|"he ,sjtfed with which the i plans were submitted. 4 L waiU��te+ls^8,47 mills this Moy 6, 1964 age ��� and there are a number fqxpgy fU .1 Ihe! p:iid jto two vend*- e addition to C Gibsons Landing decided at! the riecent school <Pro;;b-H Smith -and ent mjill be made Pletfi. i * rMtfiers f 28 of vacancies -the board Is' on- able to fill. ; '! 1 Bowen* Island school population is down to 12, 'he reported,! Five of these ar<| in grade six! and will go to West Van- -coijyer in September, pnly.two- puils are expected ih in i September, which will lower tlte enrollment to nine ar ten" in Sep ember. He advised * tiie board to give some thought to this problem^ If the jrade sevens stay at Bowen [island jit will) mean every grade in one ^���. room and he felt- this is not j declared a desirable situation.; ^ ,j! | Sch^ hll^is tiai,e been in Vancouver Bay is also .onythe- ceasing sU adily, | due-chiefl; borderline with an, expected) I0 two,factors; enrollment of seVen" for' Sep-i f ^ , ' ��� ��� ��� ,., {eet_ both,to- tember. ' 1 U I ,1- Populat on grj^yth -roQW) COST SHr: ofjbal how carry did wjien a^nd unless 4rnme|nt's in pubhc |hce ilhlthe last a milch greater from the ie north- Transportation assistance >yill! n. >ol. Ad'di- be granted to Mrs.'MargarpU rf���* with the Hobke of ^Bowen ilsldnd. j P*0* endj of the" school wii be*, llush Qfjjthi** ichoolwith a jut-- ������'jhe children ot Mrs. A.j J the narj A tunnel will Williams, who moveijl recentt- v|il(ed i,md!er the hall for to JiRoberts Creekj will be ijcr Troughs in the mitted to finish the school torijr asi fvery 16 inches at || Gibsons | as it is agabs; education, has don^ badly out three years/ Local taxpayers 'proportion of costs than they e pj-esent sharing system was .established, adjustments !ar i made in the provincial goV- 'harel ithe situa ion*will become much worse, ieilocal school aoard. was they TentKri fojrl lithe clearing}' of nohi iall^ , woul 1 go to ehar'ty manhot England has the], ripR Gibsons elenienpry ydurd ^ave to be diverted jto Pf'njtfj** Jtimteroarten "*" sks up |:he rpntal. fee. the sponsoring principal ,.<���* Roberta Cr��jek d| pointed out the meniary; J. H. Portelarte^ has. lltjanjc wis pmich .lower been, appointed principal <f th^nf exited, so; money which Portjl MeHoniand MissjijSJ Hoi acher at Giibsons. vill cpounue ,\vitb its i Bofird went in-cameri di.' mula .were set; up J by .the pro-, vincial | government they were accepted - by ' school boards more supervisory staff. | jv\ acceptance ore equ,Pnent.}ttd,SupnUe|.; ^ SSionU-UPon periodic 2. 'Genenl ecoipomic. condi-. revision, in-line with' actual, tiojjis -have .cawsedj jbasic .costs - costs.- r j tojincr^asei (sal'wrfes, .corastr^- The ���tXp. have not" bpGn re. tion and milnter-a^ce, supplied, vis^d ini lJep with thQ chang. j^nd so on) ' ; { | ��� mu econcjny. This is -where 'A third fuitor now *ovid<j��t, cost-shayirii; has - gone out of and likely jjo'cou*i more- Xxmy- proportion, and where .the lo- lUy'in*,-the--'|'|sTsiii'|m^atelysk- cal btirdsn has) increased ias- ,,,,., , For example ,-teachers' sal- 'brings new r^idsbents for in- aries���over wbith school ;boards stlructors. accomhiodation ahd have only .jiLjtcd control��� equipment jl | |. have . increased substantially Broadly j peailjt|n!g, for por- -since ithe present] grant .$ehed- jjojses of <stkbl^uhg local, and- ule w|as formulated. -But the ' .hares of costs] a schedule has; not been changed. udget con!sij$t$ As' a [result jtht} Jn.crf?a��es "t*|ave : I '*Sha^re^b"ie", become part of tlte Jion-shjare- ahte section ot-the t-uagct, and and _.,. _.^_, ��� r .���.....- cuss ilthe district'-supfr Atent- ige I to (On s maintenance super- enfs',; report-on j a . t^a<th sjr a]\ - i in^rad tjf using a lepd- .sent, for personal reasrjis; ri- eastt car, it wis recommended signations of Mrs. Me.-prhbif y ^ohn [Horvkhj who looked and^ Miss^ Strcit I of j^'jbstln.s 'general , Impression is ��� that ei*ick ,Biisch at diipnui^wne the miii*tenahce| supervisor's secondary and a rcque<t from m}h4ge!adds,<to J)is_salary.i"tf5- Mr.; Paqujstte. 'Elphinstj>ii��i.sec ^gcivernmeilt jshajrjes, of costs,] a school dbtrct | of two g 3c ionj 'non-sharei'blt". ! Costs in tbe vyhireible" tion are dvideti betcween .provincial djwehjinjien^ and Ithe : | in iother iword?, ute gov;rn- local ita>paj^sij. <)Jost of [ jthe ' ^ttint, and .local proportiomj of i'non-shar ?a ble'|' the1 Jichenfe, He'said the Landing eilementary arid Frfnl ���al , Impression Is ��� that erick Busch bt lElphiiistorit woul< cost more.than the pre arrangement. superlviair's salarv year J dies" teacher and the dismiss at piphinstone MainterlaRce .thority r^fut*del the, Ssyipi oi 'is ��S;300 a' |S265.19 having collected j twice)' 1 ��� f for [water I heate* power,'at Gibj soni Landbg elementary, .an ially in tl of the; builtiet ari mileage ��and ; ondary, for a \ rear's \ w_vc -of would have absence; appointment] of D. ion three rt 'salary gr, ,,PQrtation ��� , , , i a fixfed grb B.C. Hydro tnd Po>v<|r Auj, (0yiei! oper cation- bek m groun' - - atJ ex&jaj $10t)L-) This was rlej|ct ked]T Ot^r offfers were i Clara see jit Sibiau, "3KO* (land JalxieS -C4fs tei.iSiflO Scic bl platis provided by ):he ; ajrchit��( i iwere accepted *,tjth , *sw<?llpiQ4ifications,^aad TO in- pleased a ���., .., ..T��� .,_.- ���-,,-- -- m. ii-. . tfefile suoTrvisor Porter' Pas toi increase his salary to own, Harrison as semor soe al slu Jntlf ^SSSSJ to SSy oS .pewntel J, the pay is not in &l^ tether, -it Elphbstooe ^feT,khirop^'^(^"Bere'X 'line-*vU"k|the. job," he-claimed./ and the *lismiss|hl of i-a || sjtufient avelWi Whale addition ffli *me He 4lsol felt a l^nd-lease ca^ l���.s *r*~~**u~ _ ���.*!__- . .Lk ��.-rti ^ests r�� s|ec- i -ttiustjlbe bt|rn& |a holly -by thc ie Icycal; taxpayer, teachers* salarieis are po _! i -J jf "* " 'W same itims iprovida opportjijinHy 'for local initiative 'jand sjus*"- prise^ n tl ikat^ion. b i The|jprO]ifart^ons ofi costs to be borne locally 'and! provln:- j-able sectidn lon- upon local ljps^uij'cj^b'Bhe j(ys- ier in balance], li i tern 'is dbdteziMi to .div-^ jthe jsitnilab CxiJnplet rmifihtl be ,| cost of b; sji education tehvfcen tj^wn jrom * itfcer1 bUd|et it 1-thc local tEipajyerjandthe prp- ^s * 17 ] vincial givfenienlfrand a1*" - ' ' ' ' ' The point jtojbd ijn idejus that t ic schffdulsis j and] : ormuja as oi;<ginally dratted bf til yincial governmentj jaftd' accepted bybschoblj boarjdjt | are" no linger irealistiijr; a^id .th *t t,hey ,are .unfjair to Ioca,l tapepajiers, '"* "the ScliliolBbard conchidedi New citizens TO MRJ, and Mrs, B,itidcll of Gibsons, a san, b6\cn April nex] Previo^sl;' the j*s(tm- of $7fi0 ivas , refjun led for, - Sechel for the same reason ' '' SEMINAR 4iejR9RTi "Trtist^es reported, on ...the mth .Coast branch scmii-ot1. ear, JliBhtly .below the ,1^0- Apparently this 1 brapch, is vincial average of 23.41 mills, spending "peanuts' on Cdqca- , ���?, , i. Asses ments have" increase* by tijcit-ai iresearch'Vcompared "*to* ftsycholQG'ist ��� one'i rid Hir��e-<t��artor m�� Hon ether' akeaS in Canada. South' , I1 f ' "*" , dollaii whiN* oor mill rate has C<*asfbjranch's budget is,*S4,000 j<gfll��Sl Spei&er a I year wtfiile .dhtario spends h^lf a milUon. New vocational education courses are flexible, hut a graduation class of too isi. needed to carry the; pro- I gr!am. A small dislrict like this would te eligible to offer only increased ty~ 1.34 n��UI>* tt*e QQvenment sra'nt is slightly lower this year���only $14< ,751 as ctmparcd to 5144,994 last year. Department of Edtication hhk appro|-cil appointment of a dis trict ibrarian for a! trave ling / ohe of ^the four strcams-r-auto- librarf. . -:i- ' > mlotive or' electrical enjineer- i .-":!��� inlg, cpmmunity service snd STAIfr WELL ABSOLUTE cOnime^cial. Botb labor apd MUSTf si rnanagem|nt of,tne pulp and Staii well for-exit| door Jrom pi��per industry arc reluctant to theTbasemefit occup?jtiona* ;hbp eJhbrace the program because at Eljimnstone will> cost������: 490, *" the subjects tauiht have no maintinance supervisor H./ relationship to.jobs in the in- Chasttjr advised the? board| In- dustry GtTEST ipaaktr at U\e next PTA mfeeting in Sechiftt will be [Mr. DeShi *ld, ed'utjational ' Highest .temperature psychologist of Powell11 River. Lowest ;tc mperature Meettnglis celled for Mjiy 14 ~" in the Seehelt Elemenlairy ac Total rifall Days wjtli rain Days with frost tivity Hall, at I p.m stallmhnt of avlfr-head sprir kler S/sten of Vi-inch pipe arAong: ithe Elpliinstope jauditofimn triisse:; will, cost ��375. Mrs. Vo- len lea the' exit door is an|. absolute miust, Chaster is to proceed with]7 the projects J apd money will) be found:^ out of the _: budget cushiop. | j Boat d will apply to the liuni- cipalit:: fo^- the installatidn of This bourse is not considered an apprenticeship or training /or^tradesmen.jWd. it does ;00t guarantee a preference for admission to a technical institute OU .Graduation., j The "Department of Education is disappoinjted twith Ihe general lack of | response to adult education.! They are; pur- Tjiere will bt- time for ques- tion|s and discussions' and a gootl turnout hoped for. 1 April Extremes eiO (1*362) 17 (19d3) 10 (1954) 73 11957) 26 (1954) 49 {1956) Mean tempiecature South] coast xeslidenlts enjo> quite cool -.weather during the _,-��� _.._ _ was | well below normal but,'d'id ....... of msmhers is- ord 'of less than an inch inkI956. Temperatifres ranged slightly below the normal figures ed fairly dry, sunny and month of April. Rainfall not break thee April r$c- a hydrant to protect, tb^jew W [some ^i^ercm ideas, *MifiA, tn n .{**?>. rf ^W��rh .^s enrolling a class of 15 additidi to GJiE.S. RegjSpicer advised the board the ��� lalcjiitect Jiadb-KW^v iii> plan^'ilor the H.E.!!and LA. .^t Penden secondary School, which met with "the. approval of G. E. Johnsji, jdi^U-itrt ^ttPfi^teind- ent ��f|s?hpolsbMrs. F, Fleming; -^linciTpal yof Pender Harbour, secondary and himself, "hiesfe plans have now been sent to Victoria for approval of -?r** **���' .-. ^ueh ,ais enrolling, . ._ *��aclr'taking a different subject uhfter i correspondence, hut-.!jtU undertjohe tutor] Department of Labor* will pay I all costs in some l vocational j subjects and! recreation graritsj are available :to Assist in paying instructors for hobby or leisure courses. TEACHER SHORTAGE D i c t r i c t superintendent of schools,,Oordon E. Johnson re* ported staffing i$ going ahead Limited ii ��� . ; . . \. ��� A C^mptkte Serpyce ^ fF(i?^ferpla��es To Serve You CAPABLE OF the De lartment. Plans include ..w**^m*m ffi^iiw ���i*"'i*WrfWiifP��~ai| ������.Vi *' ������ *** ���- * - itfUuipiw-Hf'^������wq^wiiiiw t*vmnt*urm,T*i ��� s r.������:.- -r. .**;< ��� - ^%��>h'vv< *?55h?*'��h*ai' INCLUD1NG THE BIG HUSKY, ���������*-������ CARRYINO SEVEN PASSENGERS OR 1700 LBS. OF CARGO TltliPHONE GkLL 1ZOI QlfR SECHELT^OFf-ICE will bring a modern radio equipped .aircraft to j you at once. Go Modem * OF:lCE IN THE L0SBY ,OF SEChlELT JBUS DEPOT Tyee V��' S I I !il K \ ��� �� ���J ik. ,H )p. I :��" - m' 11 u 1 ���| i!i l r * ��� ** i * . .1 * i i ii^. -*! Roberts Creek .!. ��� ��spsctesi resieteni The Seehelt Peninsula Times, Wed., May 6. 1964 Page 11 is Ottawa Diary Pender fire hcdl I shows fast growth WORK is reported to be ��cin? shszd "rsjskify, en the-, cr*- fire hall ii Madaira P*rk. The volunteer.��"ffreoaeso, are out CANADIANS read many more foreign periodicals than crawling over t&?-&uiid.r.** ufce = > they do their own. That was-true whenLth& Rt>"Hon- a su-arm -of beks^aad the. re-' ��� ***''- -bV'V r-f^7-7b7-- 'X-y - ._-.-��� j -_ By Jack Davis, M-P. rksi 81st Esktfattay n r IrViDi? ��r t?���k ^ > i ������"-"', b b -";..-'-���,.'������* orable Vincent ��� Massey made his report-in-195L'"Since - salts are already qu;;-; notice- ,i�� m�� 2 \Sb-er^-1?ree-k7cejebrate^ his 81st hicth- ^6 the situation has 5one from bad to worse. Now there *bIe- ^ fir��K_-^��ik$ aP day -May 6 and is still going strong. Born inLeMarsT - -&_---- _-.-. _-���.. ._- ___-_ .-_.. Iowa [in ,1883. the last^of a family^ ofTiine, fie has led a varied, and interesting life and has many innovations to his1 credit. : ���-��� �� 1 vote for new hed: 7^...>*i . -iv, *���*?-% a- *\* -^*-- *: i^i- /-..:* ��� -J ���* are less, {than twenty Canadian ^magazines. If "the long tun downward in advertising j ���������*��� i���:���: revenues feontinues, there wfli Ip, (Commission suggested that Jiejess than a dozen two or j ..a canon's domestic advertis- three years Tfrom now. Hence i^ expenditures should be de- the concern on Parliament | r��ted ^ ^ support of its own *3dL ' -' ��� I media of communications-** Of major cause is competi-j The Diefenbafcer government tion���competition from the TJS ! didn't act. Se was already in AT THE regular meeting of magazine ] industry. Periodicals feaoggby difficulties vrklib fee the Sunshine Coast "chapter, flowing nbrthwasfd across the _4 ". t RNABC Sthe members voted to borcfer_noi��- exceed 200 million J purchase "aji almost new-Thcs-I J��ptesla year-Shey carry ad- | pital bad, complete with mat^vertisiag which ^appeals every �� tress, which was offered. This btt.asjmucii to Canadians. But j will be added to the equipment scribers in the United Sues..I Technical developments "are al- } so encouraging the insertion of J special ads���fold-in material j aimed diiWctly - at Canadians f themselves;! . �� - . J preciats any assistance , ttey. could gat Ion this project, -; *"' ���s^*��********' C.?E. S1COTT1 f -BULUX3ZBMG 4fRVIC���' Load Gearing -~���xctt��att*3 y_��sl Roo<d BatMinf. (\ - #������ JEST3MAXET ; X: * fhom *E36-Z3$7 * r already ay aiiableb from "tbe "loan" cupboard, and will, be a valuabfef^addltiony \ " , The."feaskallty "of the Chapter establishing an annual prize ���for ���*> stadstt: entering nurses* Time gnd Readers Digest are Ttraaing waf discussed, "but was - -special -cases.Both* are prmt- B. L. Cope' J During a - miner's -strike -in 11910 on thebCrow*s "Nest,. *he had the Lethbridge Board, of Trade [call a meeting of the twos factions where he demanded a je$olutian be passed 'calling on7 thej Minister of L^,bor to serJd: a mediator. The rned iatdr, W. t. LfcKenzie King, fir**t aid attendant at Port Mel- arnv( j'the. 7 j the fiirst used now -The stamj post stam* brbug it ch airman Comrt ittee to /shelved for the7presect until, ways and jnreans of financing such an effort are investigated.7 Fergusson, chapter secretar\% rkiM be the delegate to tha ^annpal' me^tiog of tbe RNABC "May 20, 2l! and 22 in Vancouver, Following ing, Peter tbe business meet- Madison,! the:senior and! in two hourslhad" iloo�� gaveja compile demon- i ,^Wbat lean &e dose about at-| ed in. Canada. Time has added f "lour pagesjlof Canadian news^ j Reader^ TDagest includes art��-| Cles of rlocal interest. Together, I [ however,;they are gobbling t^j the advertising ^dollar. **Cana-f dian -Edlti��ins,*- now take in Twer^Otjfer^iCenrof tbe revenue availabfe' tp the" Canadian magazine, uilustry,^up ^iarply-1 r&rom-40!perlcent irflSSi j q Ik 'illce---settled;' This tin ie a mediator setkle a strike. dve rtising iniversaUy usel by ^jJEflcei _for ..���w��;js'! ar^other intaj force of Trade. Thij was was cancell ition cancelling idea. by | hiip as1* f! the 7 publicity of th\eX Boa rd was, his straudn arH discussion nf the Uempts jto riiaintaia a Mabiej six commoiily.used-methods ot irhagaziite industry date back to; artificiai riespiration.: including f 1930. Piime Minister R. B. Ben-! ���method oi choice for many {nett trted toi put a tariff on! condifiots" and toe-nse of each j "E|S magazine^.: This _^as ^ter| method. 7 [ : �� _ The next ! reg&Iar meeting will "be heW iHt :^echelt at the homi of Mrs. -KessaetC on M��i- day, I June 1st * --"- 7 withdrawn.- Tbe- ^t. l^aurent. government |*rav e Canadian* magazines ani'meome lax'v!ad- vantage ih 1357. Mr. Diefen-. baker withdrew-it in."X95S7 He set up a.- Royal Commission on National Devetasnent in the idea if che>j publicity forth, J^f ^cS^S^ ^.^��ers ind Sciences in- food- particlas for triple who can't eat *;between brus&ings. -Dry !'arming' Congress which was navmg jits . tb Le hbridgei for , He opened the collectlicn agency, which Trada : jeadquarters the \x-ar. first bonded in Canada, maant - sacu *ity for the nierchhnts who enl rusted their collect ions to him, !>resident of -As stock, and ihh cf the of "Western originated the idej adian Chamber of With, Sa manager t stead: Reporting in S61. the O'Lea- FUNERAL COSTS ftAANY = ur\substantioted accountsl of funeral costs hove been given widespread-publicity Icteiy. However, we are prepared to give ycxi i^CTS and answer - all queries to your satisfecricn. Our reascr.cbly priced services! ore txised on y<x/r merchandise sections, end in c!i motters pertaining to our services tKe decision of the family is "final. { !*"--' -" ' | VVe offer a complete } \ j x mEMOMAL SERVICE \ ] " ; | 4or\as how as $100 : plus cymrtafmn fee or grave* s Haivey Fufmr(��rHomex Gibsons, B.C. Phone f����-955. the Wood- Ontario. Bosjrd of Trade. Boards of Ontario, he of a Can- Commerce. Gundy, general the Ryerson Press, they laid the groundwork for the first meeting. Whila pres- - ident of the- Beard ,of Trade |"j of Western 70ntario, he took �� up with1 ths fedasal government tbe qu2stion_ of doctors- bills' lieing allcived as income g tax deductions and " this _ fjnaK���S ly became law. y-r He was justice of the peace, notar^public. and stipendiary magistrate at Echo Bay on Minstrel Island. 7 y ' 'Mr. Cope -says ' -he-. "was bro*4ght up;-by tbe finest parents in the world and he has .always remembered "the ywsH known Bible verse, "If -God is an my side I need not. iear what man can d3 unto ttteC7: - Surplus Equtpmesrt FOR SALE D8 <:at 13a woom. Hydrouhc blGde Hysfer winch Price $12,000 Va YAftD TRACK . SHOVEL: y Complete pith shovel frqnr end 5(5-.ft. dragline boom,- CM. 1 ' diesel postered \ Price $4,000 1 De VILBIS 1PA1NT SPRAY COMPRESSOR with-1 HP electric Vnotor SLADEYV LOGGING LTD, MADEIRA PARK, B.C Phone 881-2233 If 61 BEDFORD VAM . . . The most feonomiccrf Van on j*fhe roacT If Y&j hony we; w^l pain* it tofyour special taste .;_-_ ._.___- _{- ^.- --- I 19- peninsuUmo^ '-ltd: SECHELT 885-21TT \ M��f Prijfarftog/niry*^^ ��� ��� :"xs*3S3'nisss?*'*33^^ 1 ���- V fj I *. w t ��� \ . * . < - ... ��� z*. ! % :������ I ��� t. i ��� I '. '. ���" I _��� \ - i ���. * ���.'.-���
Frequency: Weekly Titled "The Sechelt Peninsula Times" from 1963-12-04 to 1967-03-01. Titled "The Peninsula Times" from 1967-03-08 to 1979-12-26. Published by Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd. from 1963-12-04 to 1968-12-24 and from 1970-11-04 to 1971-03-10; by The Peninsula Times Ltd. from 1969-01-08 to 1970-10-28; by Powell River News Town Crier Sechelt Times Ltd. from 1971-03-17 to 1975-11-05; and by Westpres Publications Ltd. from 1975-11-12 to 1979-12-26. Dates of Publication: 1963 to 1980.
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