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F-Ttf i - W -_ '. s . , ',V . ^ i ^r. i 1 - * Yy Y \\ ! ! l i . ! 1 i i By:Dottg-.WItt3glei__-->4 -������> -r-r^-l^��� ��� -. ale of candidates oiler ��pportunatY for taxpayers VOTERS gp'iolhe polls' this week-en^-with 'that janga,"/ , , ���the opportunity to bring about the chan- Ji Ityijiiljbu. im\\?a have. &_fica4_d ges^on 'both counpil $nd school" Iboatd HWt.tar stmngekrtefcreB&ntation.fe badly that oould.w��U xiefult in tbe progressive ��__Kte8 for Jhe. Secbfelt-P_jj(fer'fl^to&ur reipresentetku so many consider necessary, ateaa''ahd ibait so far __��&-districts have - Ttfo ejections aire called for in 'C^bsons ^ntfnualy been recipients of the thin edge due-to .return io ���council- by acfikraawsiriof pf efich jr��{ferendsiin^ wedge. ��� , ��� w "^ < \\* r __T.______________bU 4P____B3I ^VSB___I __P__F_____S_4_1_S_______I i l______7%_r__i _BB-��5___S��9_H _ME_____M_i Hi HKftiSoSW J_____.^E_B WO. n____>__!��F__r , TTmTt��n ���ifT iT J__B___** e ^ ____9i_______3__Hw> ti ____������ nr***-___3Siflr**"*i&_n____SB_ft-Siirtr***^ ^JBSBi_bseSh ^|U!3|flTP~*^��^. gjjPfftiil - TBjfflj '���flr_T!r���_r*'*'���^'-^" TeMar ^5^^_S___)^ v^B___5B__C^S^ -_B^U_. v */"* ^^sAfl5un|_��teCsV'^^5p>^'*o^ ��d-.|Uie~ ��J��IW' -WilgMiXrafek.^B-HgPlmter^ea-helt:-Halfrtmohl_Bov Cerof Cce *��e rde"k(.^_-;Wj.d^JteW-kf'K,cindo .-...�����_-.,_������'������, ��� __._ 2��22222S2s ���w_.*" Dr. Walter Burtnick A resident of the area for the past nine years, Dr. Walter Burtnick has lived, both si Pender Harbour and Sechelt and has accepted nomJaa- tion to serve as school trustee in this area. ,His interest in the welfare and future of-young people has been demonstrated-by his willingness to speajs: at PTA meetings, where his guidance has always been greatly appreciated. Dr. Burtnick has travelled and studied in many countries and is presently Chief of Staff at St"Mary's Hospital and medical representative Hepatitis danger �� _ E**lk Festival ���/ President cf the Stms-hine Coast Arts . Hawaiian; T__hitian da&ces and the ..Council and Chairman-of the Fblk Charl^toh at last Saturday's perform- f Festival*- J^r. Blian^Oza" $iscii- ted younjg dancers Sherry and Sandy school, Vancouver; Sherry is in grade /; MosdaIt_a_ who performed S^aruslij J2 ^ad S&nd>; g^rade 9. - Y - - -r- t~:-- ���-"-_- __- ^_- ^ ----^ . ' .63 at one mill * -*���# - EXPI_-IiN_NG the need for the mupidSpai -sewer system proppsed for the Village of (Jibsons, "Mayor Fred Feeney stated at a well attended public meeting that less than ten per cent of the septic tanks in on, the Regional Hospital' Planning ^e V^age don't have an dveriBoiw some- Committee.4 ' -' - ' ' ������ where. The system is a necessity, he said, and 'if it does not pass this time it will have to be presented again anil may cost more. The meeting was held on Wednesday of last .week to .discuss details of the $*_J5,<_�� system before taxpayers vote on the inogBjr-���by-Jaw next Satopftay. iB_jpre?e-"��� ___��������-_.-*.'_.���. _-#��.'" that a. frontage tax. on a footage .basis, would be levied right'away. Bate Js"^40^ cent's per 'foot per year with a vaix5snni& frontage of SO ft and maximum of SO" ft". Once the sewer is. installed owners will be given from 6 months to l year to" cotk' nefrt i_p ,_nd their _septic tank destrciyfi^; Connection,charge is $125 and single family dwelling -user charge $3.60 per month. * JM_Y Johnston said.there will be a Court mm PABKEE'S Hardwaire pf geohtdt was the 'victim of thieves for "the' third time in recent mo__hs last Wednesday November' 27th and as in the two 'previous break-ins the h^ods ��new Just where money was hidden. " ' A month or so ago -entoy was made by way of the roof and Ihrougjh ,^n upstairs sliding window which has .since been barred. This time a rear dear of an adjacent building was opened, by cutting a hole in a panel making-passible opening of the door. Another door into Parser's was then forced by the thieves who evidently knew the lay-out. -. Apart frain money, goods to the value of more than a thousand dollars were reported stolen. * *' -^ '" ���" " " " ��� - �� Finger print experts wore busy later and it is believed ideptil|_t_->e> prints have b���en discovered.' Mr. ^Un Pariter told the Times . "we have heard s^lMng Vegapd__g the-prei] vious robberies and now Ibis one i am getting very concerned.'" . Senior Citizens Homes planned ior expansion NUMBER of contributors tq the Sunshine ��� Coast Semor^Citizens Homes took a great jiimp tfollowing tbe official opening and m> spedion of the ..--il ten'units. 'The' Direct* ors were delighted with .the -response and the favorable comments'received from aU sides. 1 ' ' 1 ' t ��� _ > .The finance Committee are seeking gifts from stores and businesses as well as from individuals to pay for the land before the end of the year and to be in a pofiiiion to extend the project to a further ten units. The land cost was" $15,000 and at this time, almoit $13^00 ha been allocated. The $2,000 left is the present basis of .appeal This is a must before any expansion can be planned. Christmas is a fitting time to make this appeal to help in a most worthwhile cause for our senior citizens. There is an increasing sense of pride and satisfaction in the whole axea< in the number one group of ten units and there is a *r_ly Supshiiise Coast perspective because the new tenants come from Langdale to Egmont. , John Hayes Standing for public office for the first time, Mr. John Hayes" has been a resident of the area foil conditions' S& ihe'2rfe�� __i' G_tfi_u}$ .cpeajter, 4 ������&40&ti, '3��3*cfcgiy **��$���' tention^lo a '^milar prwem at Sqhamt&h where infectious hepatitis "of epidemic proportions was a'direct result of a lack of sewer system. CONSTRUCTION ; Consulting Engineer Biartin Dayton explained'lhat first 6ta'ge df ihe system ex.- pected to be completed in" !_!���_ years would service the builf up portion of the Village first. The pumping and treatment facilities would be at the foot of Prwwse Eoad and outfall at Gospel Bock. A permit wall.be necessary from-the Pollution Control Board which may -call a hearing before it j.s granted. The Federal Department of Transport will also be approached for'^ernwssiop to build c an outfall in navigable : :waters. ;.':.' .',' ',.���; '.,;.'.'���...' ��� ��� Treathient of the sewage' will include grinding; andshriedding and 'jstteri-zation by chlorination beifore discharge }i)4p; IJje e given 4�� one of the- ��ix>ec!tar��. Th^ list &ja%dvnor$ $$&%% $$��mied: tythfySpesfoik ^po5i-^^mTfeat^ia}^r^gfl*$zu___^^4!__tw_e_r - P��i? m^^-j^^^odget Tlie/same-^shar-. ' severity-five percent t�� the .gjtfsss'. diebt of- inf ^rra'in^ments"~ applies in _bte pyrchase *..___. __4.o4��m_a4- _��_.,��.*__-__ L.irt^SZ*** _U.a--_._*���_______ -J t*M A v9_3__r_DLl__rwm__->)f _-rf *J_ Itefcrendum aimou_t of tfi,��20,200 would double to $3,240,400. Annual amount payable would be i)l29film but the department of education would pay 75 per cent of tiliin, Ilho difctrlct Khare would be 25 pw cmi amounting to $32,404. M-sod on a $45,.oo,- 834 assessment Mils would mean a t.ax of .71 m'ilJ. HowieiViT, ihe��� ���aow.ssJniCint this year should be In thc region of $46 million result.- Ing in _n��v��n lower tax. Mr, Hiai_iat -m a school diiiitricf* debt incre>a��es, tlie department j>ays a groai|*r pcrcenla^e vf the costs. Tlila coihea out, of oo��toliida1bably bo a junior high bciImwI and may be oonsldeiYd wlw-n tlio mrull- ^superintendent, Money will'also be provided to purchaise a school site in the Gibsons area. Maximum, enirollmient at Gibsons Eleroieotajry wil be' 500 students,, ��� ��� ";;! ���.,,:.'. ,$32,700 ha? been alooated. Elphinstone' for developimcnt of playing fields and, $2,700. for improvements at Lansdale School. ELPHINSTONE An ovcrajU plan for Elphjiistone w_Ji allow for a maximum enrollment of 1,200 stu- djenit but if it is necessary ito develop a sec- -ondalry school in Sechelt, Elphinstone' will not be ditrveloped to that extent, said Mr. 'Hanna. ��� }- ' Present plan for E'liphinston��. includes 4 scipnice labs, in: a new wing wJiichwiM also include a complete home economics area. Another business machines and typing "' ���-*e pad* A-5 and deyelopimeBt of Jiajang fields for the cEldpenr ,R is es&oatsd that Referendum No. 9 wall cost the local taxpayer apprpximately .69 of one mill per ^1000 of assessed -value. Smce many, homes are assessed in the18 to 10 thousand dollar bracket, this represents a cost of '$5.62 to $6.98 per year. It is possible that an increase in the jProvin- cial Home Owner Grant could reduce these amounts. The Board supports community use of tbe facilities of the various schools. Activity rooms with their kitchens and facilities lend themselves to many community activities. Present space is inadequate and equipment , lacking. Referendum, No. 9 is not ���only necessary:'i;|pr'-i';3Ji_e better education of .the .school pupils; but also ifor the use otf .the. adult .population. ' "'.','.".''' .'.������ A YES vote on December 7 will con- ��� tribute itb: the betterment e required. Director Itorvey Hubbs, Chairman of the Advisory Oommiititee, presented ��� & letter from the 'ewmimitAve, asking tho Board Aa talkie procedure to expedite mailers regarding grants in 'aid.' I Regional,-Ifoapitial Board Ihen approved a notice of motion to pa*a a by-law to hold *:'p3cW*c;tte. :;';" NexttWeq* Is for Uie Advisory Cpiincll to meet xxfilh the architect and hos^taj administrator eo ilhat FcallmiateH can be drawn tip for the pro-vliiiona! budget to be jwe- M.I.C. Chaiitman. West explained that' die glonal Hospital .District h_'s assumed Bella- stay in the area transacting business for a short time then leave. Alderman Walter ' pieterson expneFSsed the view that should ^situation, exist, then cbunicil as a whole should work to d_rainato the probleim. ....''' UNLAND PROPERT Mr! J. Unland made a Iur-_icr aittempt , to purmiade council to let him proceed with rc-oostruction of two structures on his property Jn the Bay area. He wa^s told the buildings constitutei an Foyesoire wlilch Jiad existed far tqo long and tliait m the matter is now in the hands of council lawyer there is nothing further, to say at this dime; Unland woe also 'reminded, that application for septic tanks had been rejec- ted by the Department of Health and a_ far aa council is concerned that, is tho end billtlcs of the Hospital llmiprov^mcnt Dls- of the matter trict and that $308,000 debt has th be repaid by annual ihstaMrocnts. I^rnt payment Is due on January 2nd and the Board approved a resolution under Section 31 of the Regional Itotlpa! Districts Act, to borrow a sum not (exceeding $50,000 from the Bank of Montreal, Sechelt. PENDER REQUEST Speaking Tor ithe Pender liarbonr and District Ratepayers Association, Director Tyner outlined reasons behind thc Association's request for a clinic will* emergency beds and miree In attendance. It w*.s felt that Hiifl may possibly bc cslalMlshed under thc R.H.D. Act. Chairman West, thought this may be possible if hospital facilities mentioned in the Act would include such a clinic. The Board agreed to write BCHUS for guidance and then meet wilth a delegation from Pender Harbour. Jf this Is not possible under the Hospital Act it could possibly come under the Regional District Awt under Regional "District Work* and Services, included in tho lxtter* Patent. Regarding suggestions by Unland (hat othtr properties in the vicinity of his own also are eyesores, council later agreed that such is the case and that there Jo no reason wby anyone eJiould .expect to leave heavy equipment outside homes. , It, wiaa gencrally agreed ��om�� means of clearing p*0e A-5 Gibsons Air Rangers launch tad campaign WIKIW everyone busy shaping for Christmas, tills is a good time for fund raising projects iand thirteen girls from ,1hc 1st. Gibsons Air Rangers ire making fresh ���wreaths to mdd a touch of reality to the OirlstimaK season, Anyone wishing 1o purchase one of these very Jovcly wreaths may contact Mrs. Betty Allen at 686-2334. Funds raised will help support the growing Interest in Ranger*. ���t-',mr '*������',���>������ ' >,#^*#,^)1!IM��r*d^ ^^^^^W^t^^^^^*^W^^,,^J^^>^_1,^|_.^^^^ ___.__..___... * *^i<#ft ^, v^jt t _.,^1K!^,1*,^( j*^!**^ f1"/T��� 'vV*' >*"f7rx %&��A,^A*rllZ^��&��JkJC<4&4ttS.!>.�� �����*��*/,�����& A-f> 4 *<*.*��*.* A^%r.**"fHi^i AA*A<*^t^M^^^-F|F^^J��^*_��*^FWlll.����*^** > ; • > --L - - '. - , . --., ^ * ^. > ''.. , Y < 'P ,: Y >-. * • -- ;, •- - ^" 6 W .,, * - ' ^>*V. y'{< • > .<",«„'-.>• * ... _.<_._ „ . 1*1, .. ________ .... J ., * , J_. \\ ' - ...___.___ _i,l ________________ -_-_.___._r___________.______J ____ . ■ 1»-V . _*■.__£__. f ■ ■■ * ^ " » ■ ' ' -' ' •'^-..-B-1*fr -.. .*» > '-"',-' - -> '"■ ' > - , j ' .* * , r?Y " '^ ' '.«"''' 'si c* * ^ " Y r ii » i _ ' r i i \\ i_a i_fi.il.ll OATS&ENaWES . _. >w <<_.* * 'f»-', •_____ >■:/.'. ^0fl SAt£ (Continued) " |l|W4i." 'i'" % FT- JCA9JR.AC aluw;.b&^ „€ST of Saturn drhm4, ip. M 3I?J> -*Jie^tert3#;£^.,^rt- F235 hp'in«.j[»n 4^iei(, 5eoyer« - «ond__on.,vi-Phone,. 885-sa36. $40, P_,.J m-W$.>'' v ^WWrl lights idt§a^:Vbone/m-mti After ?,p.bl, r 'S908-1 '_fr "■»'",:. l»JBM0kA# 0aiplinas ^^fa^e. ■MlUllto % * 1» _v -S-* *i*_J i^- ^-rt«l_— — 1_"> •n*-1" '_*>■* 1 -il^Ji. * _>"-*' V»** * ^i- ■_' | .'i 1 '' i 'i. j- n gru if" ,'-^-'^^=g» , TT"."**""''!J« >*"'**»',"»'"*!>^.-' *■ nwMiwpiw_)w»— 53 ^|©£a;;^f^tvieiy;m J»R sals umi t ■ ■ ^mw**^*.1 '««rLm)mjyiWm-irw-i'«i 'ii» 'JjmM ■-■' UpV& whvetfmeJ t# 'Carriage, electric bottle wainmejv' sterilizer Md' bottle. Some bai^ c^tohg. 886-7285 \\ ; ' Y - " .'"*'Wl&i Publish4d Wednesdays by' Th9 P«_nsu1o Times t$% < ntStfhB%%ii.r -. H»ySE|£EEpJ|.Cl *<1o1m, ,a|| *' foiirid,' priyafe? '^t«#^" $c|p ma Pjr^j fifllt "J " X_OTS for sale, "4 cleat-4. ne^ ....... .,,,_., ...,.„ ,. ', 1Kb .Is _leltoa-Park.,ServicM ^sio_;;l»h^e.8Ki-Z4a3_or at|2. Sechelt ^RtERE is A good selection of ' 'kbfldrens fowtos at the Jims*, ^Secbs% -iwt, T, „ T_.^_F 5_ie AmiRriijsh Uidiafl l^'tte Woij_¥r5 of mm. , ' * ■* ■■ ; _ '■ '" '»s'-..y: , Tg^y.yi>v t .-, ,,v ,a - 0iysjcs,, 7t«t'5 ' EKpeHmeJtt Mes_ser» At«~t SuwotJ- ' of Cinuilfiftoiis / September 30. lf6B Cress dncuteition 2108 PaidCuwdflJ-en 1946 , iSi^ject to Audit) CtesdHe. Ad»e?SB_a_ Sofcij 3-Ui?e Ad-Srfefs C12 wOrds) One Insertion —, 75c —$1.50 15c FULLY equi^p^op^.l^jB&dm ,., __,, _ . . . «o-t»ge on-waM»ht atUlfii I4#|[ l^fo. £8x15; c» Point. $Gp |»ep h\\om% ,j>^ i^tlght <*at».'ldtfei»en; teis. fw.fi. fhree Insertions -___ Ektra lines 14 words) _. (This rote does nbf opply to - jpommercial Ad-Brie__) Box Nymbers 10c extra 25c Book-keeping charge Is added " for Ad-Briefs not paid hy - publication dote. Legal r«r Reader «dyertisi_g>-35e per count line. Display advertising in dasstffe- Ad-Briefs columns, 151.75 per inch. Sabscripition Sates--- By rnail, PeriinHtltt crpa .$5.00 yr. By jrioil, beyond 30«iWles $530 yr. By mail, special vmiwa*tmm FULl»y funf_4ed -1 cabin, elaejaii' ~ribs&t} Sky Motel, Davi_. ^!* ■UWW'S.^frMJP'" "-jWU ONE bedroom. ' d_tf__nifib*d apartme-it avatMAs'Tiet. 4th. In Sechelt Ph. _&_$___ / , ■■■■ " ^l_WU»»WI —■>*15AtRE J Ciibsons, B.C. Wed. Thi_r«>._Q-J,Sp..# December'% 5, .6y 7 LuciUe Ball, Henry Fonda, . Van Johhson' Y0U8S, MINE & OURS '- ■" -an color. Monv Tues., Wedv December 9, 10, 1. DEAR JOHN ,0. Be^ 294» SecTi^t, B.C. Phone Ig36-g876- W4fn FULLER Brush representative for Roberts „Creei- and Sechelt area, Ltyyd Robpytp, 886^870. 75S9-1 WORK WANTED TIU4CUW Chiinney Service, tifaveu cjeane^ and repaired. Pai«fiffg, gardening, Witor service, old jobs, ,<%r AH wco_? guaranteed. ItRl Sechelt, Phone 885-2191 or 885-2094. 1871-tfn CARPENTER work, alterations, carports, etc. 885-0343 or evenings 885-#4jQ0. fflI4A$n REAL ESTATE irmmmmjfmtm^mmxaami*^ REALTY b\\ INSUR^-GE Notary Pufclie Member " Vancouver B«al JEaJa^. jBoaifl ' Multiple i_si__g Service' WIC«Sr&.$8S^_48 Almost an acne of iwaitwfront at Egmont with J32'-front, ramp and 1 float gives good moorage. 3 hdmda, A-O, % unfMshed fesant, $14,000. Old house on 5 acres with sandy neach, 133' front at Egtnont Orchard and good soil, spring water, $20,000. On highway at Middlepoint, 2 bdrm Holiday home oh 1 acre —€25 sq. ft. Choiee of" community or stream water, $4,O0Q dn on $7,000 full price. I acre with 225' WF, beautiful landscaping, modem steam heated 2 bdrm home with 2 car garage, only $22.750—$10,000 dm Large family hqroe with 4 bdrms on Redroofes Rd. Rec. room, two car gamage, 2,000 _>q. ft. floor. Roman tile firepla'Ce. $15,000 dn, $25,00) FP. Cribsonis VJllage^eaFsh, or eash to small p_»rtga@e otH. gtoe pos- feession'of a fine _a__ily home, ' 4 hdnma, t>ig open-plan living- dining-kitehen area. Full concrete tosmt. Completely nanov- aibed a'njj.-redecorated. Lar^e nfeely i|a|i(_sciaiped &>t, ; igineit •'^ew'-'B-teet A speeial jbby at $21^500 -u_l price. ' E. McrVtyi-n ■ 86^-2590 PoWortman §86-2393 J. Warn 886 ._e_1 Box 23S, Oibsons, B.C. Y 9884-1 laadficgped ysrd ivith patio. £ale by owner. >hohe evenings 585-9762 or mVte Box 470 c-o Peninsula Times, Box 2S1, Sechelt, 8.C. ' - ,.. v m$n m» m«mmmm[»mii'»^^alaammmaa^f0imataaamm^^ 0LQCKJBROS. , ^ v phone iitetpto-a^at^oo collect Fot fa?! $e¥viee on- aU, propfr' ties aiid businesses, ; W£llltAi3| HOMES (-<^ . [ V: '" ss4_-t_a r 14 r Y, * I ^|-NlliWM'l^|IW^UW|^.)lMl')iM'!*)W)^»l*l'»^''''lil^l> il-Wi CkARUES JENatsH tm Sym^fejhest.' gtoppjffljg.. CenW- *■' ' Gibsons - ' Paxiyiding the Sunshine Coast with a - complete Professional - Service, !;Re_J Estate -*• Insitt_»t?e '. , ?{Genepal and JMe) Law Office-and Notary Public (B. F. Kennett) Prompt etehion to purchase or sale of property from inception to regislssitioa. - \\, To lilt"<_r pi_rchase 'call now "V Our experienced talesmen are at yowp service. 886-2481 8546-tfn .^P—«^<*w•ii_»___-^_-___^_«n«W^_-____V PENDER HARBOUR WATERFRONT BARGA^ Unique 3 acres with 225 feet frontage on placid lagoon. This property is fully serviced wjsth access off paved road. MteaJJy located in the center of Pender Harbour. Beautifully treed offering seclusion and enjoyment for the whole family. Full price $11,500. . your choice of seven semi-ivat- ■erfront view lots close to safe moorage. All lots fully serviced. Priced from $2,500. For appointments to view please contact Frank Lewis or Morton Maekay at Gibsons office 886-3900." , „ »' ' FiNtAY REALTY LJD, G-ihs-ns Burquit_am , 9385-1 MacGREGOR PACIFIC .!>.. »I'IH. ».f [. I ifcr GVAGn:^»tMt.i*M feet. , lOvet .9 ft. Ut vtv&, % *»*$- clt^s and thill accessories- Vh. # TJRES^ (VM %' U _umni_-„ treads, phope 8(85-3578." o oh)«»»» wiu'o^ui?stny«^ *».«^ inv ., „, .,.«.• ■ .- „. ■.■) .".■ -; ' ', - Y/, '' ,:9WIH •sons &tSA ai __^ifi3^;5*'j|^3J 0* IT'S Jsdte-.it's Motgais ^BEATTY ntat?t ipmp.A. Wtop HlDE^BlEt) 'iWf^ii'£tK>_ S8S'9®9' ^CheJt' *'C'tfm.m ■*---■' ■ - -- . cedar ,*ij£_- $*% Newlcd|_Ji' ,.,, _. - , __!____.' iim Bffifte _£p-27$Y'< .'^ife-1 jd^AL .Ctestma_ g___Y(New * '■' "• rr»ii>!>z-- ctowii wa___. ^allstesi^ jseb— value $95. Special $70. JNe.v ^ & D %" drill $18£0. Used l>h fop, outboard motor. l___Ji__oc__ completely overhauled. Call 886_373 after 6 p.m. ' 9923-1 %eadl Vhf 88^2359 afi«ir,5 p.m. ' ' - id 5 STJMNG .-lanjo, in case, in- stmetioii hook s^nd 2jrecprds# ®I5. 1-vo ©lifei'head neiis; n'ew $10. Phone S8G-9S61. _997-jt£o piUHiUMKMW-wwwytlMWi ■"* Ii ■ BUST ' yo«rs "tfrashF .incinerator - ^rom Sfechelt Kinsmen ' itt $3.5Q eaeh. phohe 885^9542. Y . 99S3-t£n 94b sj&ace ^br/Y'*?^^ «mditiott., Eiefctric ^ #we4 ^. E.Ci Hotpo^tt. Large, iable & ^hhir eat Oi_\\.9Af ^pd.wjlh mattress & teadhiJ^a; • w|^_ items. H_n_. f&gm - 8g5-^rei aftelr 3.30 p.ni: . ; '. p^7-i GIBBONS Buiidtag 6i#Ues I'IfftdL, ^8^?®42, - «SH»soJi8r. ».€. Quality Resdy-raixesl concrete Serving the area for _» ^eata VyESTINGHOySE Wriog e r JlVasber, $29_J5; «©_-& Washed $70.95; AU. Fridge, % ye$t old, $175; Used- Fridge; %&£$% Sogers Majestic -CpnsoT© X,V.. d^sr picture tube/$17$; 'vised __y., $49iKfc,Cpmi»toai|*Hi T.V,. &j Stereo, ,$650 *_.»«- J»|v *nly $399.95., .ip^rktir-s Hatflwai* USED Ty„$^95; comfcfoiataon Fleetwood &ierfo^ and TV, jreg. $595.95, 1 year old, mow TWO 'railroad jtfta^s^swejgji; a- (bout eott ibs'eaigl);' 885-^64^ * l ' sgfli-i FOE iFAL_L phroiihg^friut trees, ._..._ shrubs, evergrfeens, -£er_iJi- $349.95; -_tod GE-jiortaible-TV^ zejr^ peat moss.'Jim^, *.te:'Also AJ^AU^Aliijtotoum «rii}d6isrs "and 'sjjdter 4901U Ownpjfite;-^ .,. .™w, ___«_— -»___ _.__6^n™,«l-w,,w. B^la«pn0? do It ypiir^t-m J^t sblikt, B.CJ. Phohe 885- Parker's ffaTcdware-Ltd., »ech *ftR-OB,M • «w_J»f« ^^ - $913^1 cilt, B.C. Ph. 88M171. 9895-tfn $te.9S; Rogers Majestic doh- •sojte TV, ^My used fridge, $29J5; usipdKZe_i_i wringer washer, liJae ne«r, $89.95; Westing- Ibouse wringer^ lArastyer, - $29,95. S^tHfn availdW*. Ohoipo -canrots, Jbs. $3.95, pontiac or White t»- tatoes, 50 lb. $3.€9. Fia*hi fresh eggs, pure homey iftom bine- berry farms).'Opm &tl9'9.th- Wyngaejt Enterprises. Gihsohs 886-9340. " ' ' $877-1 MARINE, ACCESSORIES Palnl>*Hbr_>gij_ss--Rope— Canvas—Boat Hardware Compressed air service for skindivers air tank-. Skindivers aviulaWe for 'salvage work. WAIT NYGRfet. SAtlS Phone 886-9303, Gibsons, B.C, 1306-tfo ■m,»nw 'i i '■»n Mm milk jowiler Happenings Around Elphie YLhYT^L^,^ boon fo homsmakers ^ * 3S? the e«.6ad.y^mi»ded wnmaex, sWra /-3WUt iKnvder is %. toon td rae t>udget. Ii is t»ittis3&»g, lanweuient fowl ttai can t»s uied as n' bevet&ge otLiri any teclpe thai calk for milk. tskim milk powder is not a substitute fot milk—it is raHHri ' - Skim milk powder i*- fresh, i>_j&teuriz>ed jpjJJc from vJhhbL#& t>utteiifat and water have been."amoved-. f |. il .. HI i > fin. > ■^.,.,.■^...111. n ) .win* i*M^W. Jul" J fi ■ 3?tJP|>JlS for -__#&ifcl_. i i|) ,_«ck3» old, on&^ft wp^sA sa-moyed. Males $25. females m. Ph., 685^598 'a-tef. 4 pin. Y «.> ■ - :• 98834 9797. 9896-1 ■■■». .j miuii BLACK & white' fluffy male cat Lost West See___t. Be- ward. Ph. 885-9465. 987S-1 LEGAL NOTICES ■ H'MIWWiJ' ".pUMP ._,-. m«S CHBISTMAS Bpeoial, ^ poodle puppies, inost -colors, Jawm $50. Iimoeulated and deformed; also experienced p99GteJ-"&& . _ - _-_... i3ng.and gK_>__5_g-._atone__3S'" .^^jDie-^masiyYadyaaHiges^-l »n_mias —" - powder make it a valuable addition'to your food supplies. It is economical and can be usel to extend fresh, whole milk. It increases the nutritive value of the diet without increasing bulk, sinee it contains aU the proteins, __h_faajs and w?ter*_ol«!Mo vitamins found in whole ___k. 'There is an added advantage to those -on a diet—it is low in calories. ed__a«B->^ a chance at the two attendants.' Next'Fri- m\\m:<&ttem of tax&e* con- ^Tone^Ihree, five, eight and ten poubds. -day the students -at Elphie will be v_dflk- fefv.ir_-i>-ti turttiVi Facrrihaiir fiftinffle Tko l_nan. «_/_•« imr_i>i_.M» _ho V.__. _?-.____._.-_ ._-.l__ ... _T .. . ■ *TTP strwaiib . with. asphait, shingle 'afjie larger fteckages axe imrariaib^ the best sidhbg. Floor atea* approximate- buy. '* ' WILL your trees be safip this winter? Let us make certain. Trees topped, Jimbed or felled, Insured experience and guaranteed vrotk. Vtee ealety inspections and estimates. Phone 885-2W0. 9943-tfn »■_■ <—...* ..ii. i ii mfnniimi|ii '■ mini „>■»!■ mil. i r active 3 y^ar old, itwlc.. wouMy. Wrltxi J}ox UB88 c/o Peninsula Tjm<_i. -1 .SALAL WAMTED Top price paid. Qood quality irxjuJircd. ContJi-rt J. M. H_yc», Itecd Mohh & VcrOi 8u|';', Holiday *&■ .treat with good a4^Joriage7-l85' shore. Cozy 4 rpqM cottage. Ex- ce-lent float, snja!H bo_t. dnly $12,600 on terms, Call YCKJN •PAIT, 883-2284. Nicely wooded % ac, near 200' shore on beantlful Sylvafi laJoe, 5 min. ito.-aeav Bidg i_ite clear. Try your o_Cer neiar $$000. DON TAIT, 883-2284. Roberts Creek: Offers,are ,_> vited oni 10 Ac. south slope, aome view. Last Chance! Desirable 3 Bdrm bsmt home jn convenient location. All services, down payment will please. Choice waterlromt home in charming garden setting, W-W ciarpet thru Lit, .b£dfO&w attd twjl. jjriok fiireplace. Tlie tow price and easy terms will am- aao you. jjaqgdale; Close to ferry ttsrnv inal, 16 lacres with 'modern a bfidroom home, wonderful view B-D. Full JKrice $30,000. Terms Cower Point: Owner transfer-1 red. Half Ac, W/F park. ?0Q' fmnit. Charming 2 bedroom cot- ■t»'Bo features lge. vi«w LR with slono F/P, mod kit., dlpiflj. ar- ea. l_go. , worksho-p, garage. Many exlkw Included In full price of $27,000. Term*. RO'benl- C««-k: Imunaculutc 2 Bdrm, watFerfront homo on l ,pc, Modem cab. kit, Spacious LR with tadjolnlna PR, Utility. Full Uwint,, 12«50 IU'c. room, oil tMMt, oar#«'e( attractive gaar- dial, fmit tirees, etc. Full price ortly $23,W0. Only 200' from iMiadi. 3 bcid- ro.»m, inlectrlc heat borne on V* j ^^ acre, Transportation onily x*j block mway. $18,000. Full Price, ca*y lerma, Waterfrontt Lohd semi watfirfrcij-t Block acrFeoges We have ma^y enquiries for Iqxtd, maiinas, con____«__l-\\dey. eiopment and cottages for,:JP«$nY d-ir. Uarboiwf, Se<_iielt and^8u!_p shine' Ctjast's^reas., Take advan- iage of otir; exjensivO; conitaots and e^perience,*to obtain a correct market {.l^uiaition and a ^atiisfactory sate- •' . ly 500 H. tt. ' The Ccmdittan of Sale ate*. (1) ihe building is pit to. foejoceup- ^d^eiii'.e'pt^iihsolar .as .iis.tneces- isary. for jemoval or d^toolition. <2) the dwelling must "Im? re- nipyed ior disnio-shed Ifnom its site within 30 days, jomimencing frbm the date of acceptance of sale.."' Prospective buyer MJJST fam^ ;:'!iI^e''ij^eiTiis«aves iw_h\\lttw''M' Call collect MqcGregpr1 Pacific Realty Lid 688-3501 or write No, IM r 045 l-prr-by St., Vancouver, B.C. ■ "■ . ' ;'''' ' ( 9924-1 mtati i' ym'^-jmarmaimm ,* \\mmim ' —"'— ■""■" "'I1 ■.■■',l THE SUN SHINES ON I K.. Uutlcr Hd» Mcflnvn-wy Rd. 1.utl(T I_wj Tatt 886-2000 fE@fi-5W30 tut-low EMJSM K, BUTLER REALTY & INSURANCE LTD. Olbfioni, jn.C, Phone tm-MK) MULTJPL15 LIFTING KERVIC1G MW-Ji tm' of unrestricted view fwnt- erfront wijh llhe finest sandy |ieac}i. ?! bfcdroom home that is n <^%ht to phow. $38,000. Immaculaite — «}uairter acre fenced and Jn lawns,' walka, flowery, <_iruba, and patloa. 3 bedroofn house, gawge and outbuildings. Near ©chooJ.'S, beach, and stores. $21,000. Large lot, Selma Park, $2800. Good terms. $1,500 DOWN—In Seehc-t, bedroom house, remodelled, el octric heat, laundry room, nt- taclied carport. Movfi rlglrt in at $10,800. West Sechclt^-Vlew of Trail Ie- lapd. TUu Z bdrm electric heated comfortable cottage on 75'x 700* Jot Is a gem. $14,000 cash. NKW, Went Rt^hclt'-Ijuxurlo-IB 4-plex on 80'x478" Jot. Own wak er nyi&tem. 14'x20' living room, WW <;arpcts, 2 bdrms, col. plunrWng. ,AH with gulf view. Fully occupied. RECHELT—2200*, 3 bdrm home extra bedroom and rumpus room Jn bfl*ement. Fire- place, AoU beat, 100* water- front., SecludM $30/)00. SELMA , PARK - DellRhtJul a bdrm cottiafje. Family room on Janie lot. WW cwtpxda, electria Iwat, $13,&00, R<"al good U-rms, H. Gregory 885-9392 H. B. GORDON & KENNETT LTD. Phone 885-2013 Seebdt, B.C. ©9S3-50 ,(lj Zoning bylaws in the area wh«te. Mtey, ate contempilating ""■'_-8J»'^ l_aiiWii«g. Codes in fiie area where ithey are coirtempteting pl^t^gp^ b^ditig. " ' ($) Conditions under which i___i«ture toaa' toe moved, on Highwiays and witbin Mundeipai- 'JtJes." ' Of|Ber$ must be acicoropani-d by i( certified cheque or money order made payable to the Min- isiiiw. of Finance for 10% of the bid. , The highest pr any offer will not petewsflrily he accepted, but dbifii "'beamer of a (successful ibid will ibe required to pay the 6.6.'. Jto.. T^ie' punctoaser must raaUte full payment within 10 day* of notification1 of acceptance of the F&u-tstceSGful offer. O-herwise, the deposit will be forfeited to thc Crowp. Upon illollure' to remove —- -...-■ |i—•——~— • 1003 FOIVD C'alnKl^, 2 door, 6 cyll. inimndard. Real elenn, Ofw itlre, Isso! WIU tJike old clMccf Iboat and Jrttioard on tirade or wh,at have you? J-elly m-2m. *mz iniii»i'|i_w'«.wi"'wn._>i^ii- i-w"»h iHnr'-niiP\""""———-.■ ■—...—^_- FORD pWk ut» for fate. J955, oj»e owWtn le^od mndltion I.. T.. HatWrn '885-SW3. ■ 5WJ5-1 storage is no prdblem. The dry powder will Jseep on the kitchen shelf for several months, but after it is opened, the package should be tightly dosed after each use because there is a tendency to. pick up moisture, Fta-tsiBg a "caking" effect. When mixing .skim milk powder with water, il is best, to follow-directions on the package. Use level measurements. When . reconstituted, a .pound o_ _k_in milk powder makes four quarts of milk. The cost per quart can be readily calculated. The' tyipe ef powder on lhe marfeet today dissolves instantly in water, but once it is converted into liquid milk it must be treated as fresh milk and kepjt refrigerated. And fcere ip Eom .thing to try 2 powdered milfc cm foe .used to extend fresh wheUe milk by combining equal parts of skim milkvm.de ftoni the powder, with whole milk, U'» a great milk-money .rtre-cher. Maiiy people prefer to drink the milk this way,,/. . ',■,..■.. M^is nature's, most* perfect food fault how much are you supposed to drink? Canada 's Food Guide suggests the following for e^ch day: Children (up to about u years)Tf^_a cups. Mole$cen-s-4 cups. Adults—a% cups. Eitpectant ?ind nursing mothers*—4 cups. Roconstitutted sjdm milk Is the most economical tony when er cent high quality protein, it is also the best pwxteln bargain when compared to other sources such as meat, fish or poultry, So be assured, you are not deiprjvipg your famijy jnutritiolnally if you decide to t_oi_»joiia.e by xmbg pkim milk powder. Jf you have any questiops al^out'isWm, milk powder, or any comj»laint8 about your purcjuise of it, send tbegn to National Office, Consumers' Association of Canada, 300 Gloucester St., Ottawa 4. Spr their eboice, although the winners won't be announcfed'nntil the tight of the""da^ceJ; Friday night Elphie's senior boys hosted, the local men's team for a game of volley-'. ball and basketball. The first ganie, vol; ' rin*> mnmtW$ at PIDEt IHEfiaiflY OUTB0ASIPS Sales - Service - Poits * Ammunition • Fishing Tackle * V Pulleys * Pipe-.Fittings ♦ V Belts , • Monopra Ropes * Monomel Paints ■» Zincs Bring in your OUTBOARD for Winter Servicing ond Storage MAftl«Ell/AY$ i toMHSr : . MuntSpjg ob«^ Filing madielt® Perk - S§3-^^0 mmmfommttmmmmamtiiiiima^ ;.,-'-;''V:'r--^r'-;,;7'.-7'V,.1.l,;r..7,:;,,,^^^- V.LLA6E OF GIGSOWS V "' \\'l A . T8C1 - _V.TO_OPM iL!€¥ Public Notice is hereby given to the t^ecttm.of Hie Viltyfle off Gibsons that pt the close of nomihorions, 12 o'clock noon, November 25. 19$8- there being no fuit|h«r nomiabtions I declare- elected by occlamatpon the following candidates far a-.Jtnto year terni/ 1969 ana 1970:--- ■_ ''"■'."y-;^ ■■''■" ''''' " ' ' 'v' ■? KEMNETH EDWARD GOE>5>AflO, aa on Aldornan/ WALTER OAVID PETERSON, as ai» Alderman. November 25,1968; ftetfirfting Officer is m »_g{sa^«8aptfap 3- I^SWWW8_W_Xga»aigiifa'»!^^ ■ I • I* , u M, ._rT; PCrjt^_"'-iA i'-^Wtft^'r-'tn^Vf, -. .. -.- ■ 1" ,.i>. O Lr .i« , .. . ■ -i_ -«.;-*• is . tH^-t***-'!' \\t.0J^m0».rn »«»,.,*mJI4> i> f** .^p-!"^, . . ,. ..*■ . «•* fa \\"t . ■" _.: 'i 4 I -*■"■ r i .in1..in i,",;,-.-m» ,' iim tf umi'P'i iWii' 'i.iiiin'i yfj BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICE: 5CCH-LT fnnd^V 6c&vlc« 11:19 «-st. fwsstog $&rlc9 7(10 p._- PASTCm REV. S. CASSELL5 bmvh fey btx>4 end Art>\\ttvt it t&ttfaa up tioaa, Ml0~vr«y) nllmlliiHiiB' mtttmrn —iitt—_• *.i mGUCAN CHURCH SAIW HllXUS,'fr~MCHZl.T 8:00 o-m. £wv Sunday 9:30 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. 2nhan» 885-9793 [very Wed 10 om ML Communion St. Hilda's n SECB-PLT ^giCflES DATE PA® • This free reminder of comiflo mpnis Is a eervlop of SECMEUT AGENCIES LTD. Pbon# Pmlnwl* Tlt^tn direct for Irca lUtlngs, tp&eltylnv "Pot* Ppd"i Pleose oxfte thot ppoifo Is lltt>it that (this )a a "ir#mlr>dof" llBflnfl only and fibnflot always carry fuU outfall*. Y Pec, 4—7;30 p,m. Sechelt School Activity ftpom, Public Meeting fo ■ v dl6cuss School ReTewndurn No, 9. Dpp, 6—2-4 p.m. Christian Education Centre, son9,. United Church Christmas Bazaar, Pec. 7—-A a.m.-fl p.m. Glbsonn Muntclpal Holl. Votjna on Sewaoo Oy-law. Oec. 7-rB a.m,-0 p.m. Sechel Uijlon Holl. Election day ior VIHaoe Aldermen and School Trustees, , Dep. 7—^8 a.m.-8 p.m. Vot|ng thrpughoyt district on School Reeferen- dum No. 9, ' . , 'F Dec, 7—Pender Harbour oroq. Girl Guide Aosn. Annuel Nut Sole. Dec. 7—F-Sechelt area, Boy Scout Atw. Annual Nu|t Sale. Dec. 7—Roberts Creek Hp|l, Anou9| (Rod A Guri Cft^Sed_^in_lage_-^ j- | . to stjimMe from 910© w$$^r ^yan^eR. ' , •" fhe lingering stoeii __^j$$fa$o( 0$ Bail was |iilt begmfiing s|» feck away and v to. we _3^ taxpayer ate stock j&Jwrai again. Y^ , .po vwa^jips ibpi$k~>m olnort^ We* ,,. . usable fotec«> of jarfcjpertor jai AtUtii.jmS - ^sBSrrJKi ^x&^U^m^^smd&Tmf^ iMg ibe we, miaMy, we are jtofcflL, fox pari, and Wflflif zeamUon eqi%toesnl^«r_ici_ could Imj bet- ) M#i , to jpeaisd m ptojfeky aJready owaetf hy, *^TO #e Village. , _ ...... WJ?:^ $*» w _ _fc ^_S_m__M 0, «_/Sijuiii_w_«iU-> * ^«#i^Jpft'-_a|' mm;$im mm; Uwu mm ?## ,•«__ _______ _. _______ ^^«-•'^SSS^S^1», IM __+_V,r_«-»__'t- __£_*_ -i_d__- &_ !^|M^M.i4Ms_J_atoliri#fe fe*_UK «4s_-s^ii-^»l-V l,.-!^ .nbo 0Q£b» As an-owner pi ho&fo rewknlM and bot^i^mimMLmUi Vuk £m___m *& tt*^"" jNh_w&& «SUL Assa^tioii ^«_id# eomiriemal pfop_'rty in. itfae VMAage o! £e- --^ji^SESEftiiJ^__r!feJ^_1_rSr,!^.tf^ **.&£_ w r,_«_*_i_vj- _.«l^ AA««ui w,__ &ta.__* efcelt., I tow will support ifihe bylaw and Jodie ionnal protest M anyiaitent faw- zone. any a*temt to ««■ feg, «^ Whd4c^ilitf 4te _k_H; g-yfe^-tt NO»M.vAtSON ofA.M^e.;, -; JJ ,#._-___._. i_A'_ _:-iidi. tvj_fi___. it l_i.__i Ui imu -Swi itt^AL COGST SPEAK-f. It w^.sej'u^^admia^ifer 'a'five year « Olfer aneinbets <_; fee .ioardLaspej, Jani-S , priOgram, ftrCB^^g^'^ubS^ fa,(^€^n^:C__gt,C6_i_ll_. j£,'i& new AT- lodian, P1s_.-^_ei£^-.'Msifiafe#, .?i_>ij__i yattsj-'Mian Band;'fi *, mmty, C^4- .___,.,„ —.' 1 !,-( ^1 ~F> ©«lMpj_e_.t., <&& mt mr&Y&emi&, as of Wi <____ #tt M ^_.^%«*&__ weU ls'|^^tehl-4# _f_m^^giii»es/ -' Vmn; M %., % $tMt$&, mMM 1^ -> pfajmew^ ^t&M'tsszMf'b&p up- t^m,vym. *&£m, dt^miiffynrtm&t ^ade3^feE^n^t^j_lg-3g|^ng<^^ - ttt ^^ '■ . y $ ii-i Special thanks EditW*, 1_ie Times, . Sir—Ojib_ao--s, AiUjletie Associaifion would Mk£le -pay a jspeela! ibanlk you ifoitih.© follow- Ing Sndi_iduals arid o-rgaijiz-t'taioljs for jfebeir' wj ico-openation durdng the year _9_T-68 _o- er wards puifctag the Brotiiers Menioriai Paifc an_j£.„„— „ ^_ ^. —_ ^^^^ _. ., ,,..- „.J.t>,-jV . „ . into use- 1 , . hocwm\\mM^ im& ^Pi^^k^^tS^Z L. Bwansoh, N. Ho«gh, b> EJander, J. ** P^J^^J^r'" '"" "" *" ** ^'"^ ^ "^ *" * ^ Chastfer, C. Cb___t___ia> <3, W«a_, Bay loti^xtfMj .f»4 i^1 Md JUn^dq, E(. B-efltalaa, *W, I-jigren, 4V. w.*.W#Wjl«fe Of iJopuferily ..__ __. ^j^^* Priefe, C. Sicb-te, Gi Boser, B. Biutter, P&nt Pf" S^fit wNM&wtes oast. , PW^" Meton Community As&odatioB, GSlbsons ^^'^^^sw^e^^nsydlsts^.iof iBdiiding Sulpply, Twin Cjreek Lumlber, _?wa- Se&Mt ^''t^K iit, jfefesj ai_4 Tt&tfc. Gat-* "nis CSlulb, Iflnsanen, J deai ofiPos^i ,^s_^" wfeo tooii'si v^ ■ pie; Stie mm siifcm ttotkrn *&_% of gaihl\\^'mm^Sdi^4p^e*^"Slhttr lalttour .giy^en to Hhe projedt manager, Mjr. KWA»«W_^IOM$S ; ^ "f what itey are ^ojnr to 4«.., „ ', . --' *-* ^lumbia^ >.- -'"^-/-Y' ^ C. p. Mentine, h'as gr^tly assisted us in ^phn Ve&eMck made a las^diteb. effort' ' "I'm ©fitjy^priea' $0l_tf .rip l&iap -eJec'-' " "TfieNDE -_adEeir _^*tt_£ _W___mj_M pr#ariilg ithe Eeld Sttr jxse toy fibe toaselbal, to Mve\\{m^&#^tMf eo&y&B&i tjpfc " tion,4' ^Sfeacban ecM_ti_^_d, "feecauisei Pi?e- suggested that B.C. taJse over jthe Yaton softbal and soocer leagues. ' ^po_|ed?&oimt*»AfaiktDP'eWo, foMtsS-by*- ■ mier Bea_tjett J_as'te go a long way to jne- W .the $MTiLiC^JZ^~%L®f>y2t &*& m_^_l _,,,,,,,„„,. ,VY.,,.,,'_Y.- 1=. : r-s—_-, -—^ ciban said fli. ia^ 3»*§. "to Jiaj-e^piBoplets ■ ",s wife ^i_a^.;iifeifi^&,^a©»;- for the Mic^^lg^ ftdir^/.B-m^wclK _1..L__. .* «< '__J___.ii. *__.J -»_.._. _.A-J>x^ "doing^ s__aetfo_3g, a$)WUit -be #nter 'works isl IH ©S3 _H3-^_£li_g fls-2___Ssf.0E.ii &M Mot Mr Farn£aie&. avtem-Agenftei *'flM£ timing" Me _--H-Igsi and ^ig^lilgr 1st3taE..i_:.ori, ER WS. - SEMilT, B.C. _ne> 5RANK ft DECKER- OPTOMETRIST Sal iloek - lliVf-llf« ine Biiighitest $pot ,«n the Highway dppps^e >h# Hieh Sehctfl - Gipzmn f fot Tioke OHf Ordera I'hbne ©35-2^33 l ' ■ ■ "" »'■_.*" v 'im.hi .. I fdephbno 686-2069 ' llOSi & ART ENTEEIPMSES - {hotteiy, Supplies, classes & firing dealer for Duricab's Ceramic probucts Pinb ltd. & Gran^vim Ave. P.O. Box _2, Gibbins, B.C. L-H. SWANSOt. LTD. Septic Tahiti end JDroin Kctds - j_tdc__biiio and! FMuit find to_de_ W«i_- ' Bo^etied Ceraeot Gravel - FiU oiid Roid tSrfevl- Phone 885-9666 - ftox 172 - S&ft&f 1 1 . .1 ".. *" ;. ■; li ' ll.. 1 ■■ ■- ' ■ ■ - ft. H. (BOS) CMElUTMERS Oil Stoves and Heaters Cleaned and Serviced Port Mfelloh to fearl'S C&Ve Gibsons, O.C. Phono GB&$d3G OGEANSIDE FUW .ITURE AMD CA01NET SHOP Custom cabinetry for home olid office. Kitchfen ISpefciollJrts ' It: OirWn. Oodch Ave;, Robert. Crcelt' ^ymoh^MM&ii );,;''.i;t Hi' YoW Fiiel Supplieu Donny Wheeler Yoor IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER 086-9663 - Hopkins landing Tailored Suits by Oijopeshire Work ond Dress Clothlhg Accessaries - Jewelry Watch Repairs - Timex Watchte MARINE MEN'S WEAR 1505 Morlno - Phono 8S6-2116 4c___i Mirid-Sm-Jh REFRIGERATIOH W*4nd4*k_- 0Mr*r ■** f - 7j_H_4M Eft HAS 1 •*' ""ftj*J Y •:; mm SB6-2231 fKS»S_fc9oao ^^i»^»y»«___i»7 >^l i.. fi _- Logs SEeNta-TOWjrtG & SALVAGE , j, ^ «-*«* J_r# ^ f. HeavyEqurpn.fe_tMoVmg& Log TdWing ' '^Y^r;t_._ifecs. 8B5-9425 ■>.!■■-. * <«H ' cissof.s hArdv/are tm t No dciwbjtxaipn&it'f ©ewk intenKt a t, Complete line or appliances it'' J>± " ._.*— *--* J»-j» ««•* SS*f> ____g 'fo prevFeifit Ifi-e""lapeef our JpBovmce n t-trough strip j_l__ttg aad,«fiier ctaatos on « our natural resourees," SbF^AaiQ said. IsASt DOLLAR , "Eyeiyth__g j? sacr__eed to tile last dollar. Tttey itofc tV-->- 'w w J- - 'i_J . SUNSHINE. COAST REGIONAL foSSTHlGT ^ * _Y__T __i? ■^'•f^' * ■* \\" - ** S?M_M_5_f OF POLL > J By-law No. ItT^*^ iIT7- /* I, *- a . "Langdale'^Wt-Xighting Sefvice Area By-law l$(6r' ,i 1 4 1 « By-law No." £8Yr,"Y y m. "Gain*«Jr>*I__*P9r/Ne»rr Bwgtoon/West .. -Bay^imM€^)MLc'AscSssUgUmgBylaw mt'h -. ' ,' - Vctes Yes No »i '5 22 By-tew No. \\9 * 41. "t>a.visteym, .. .... Service Aitea By4aw i&&' "Oavis .Bay7WaaQ_.a«fek Sir&t-Ugjiting SeMce Ajtea'By4aw f*68" 47 MouM-rrt',- * j! jt" '24 4.i PENINSULA CLEANER5 1521 CJower Pf. Bofld 686-2200 Gibftons FOC_ YCUft ^AMILT C_Y ttEAKtNG MCEDS ; HEADY-MIX CONCRETE AMb CJUlLblHG SUPPLIES Your Grie Stop Building Storo For All Voiir Building Heeds GlbsONS ClilLDING SUPPLIES Ltd. 1653 Sedvie* - Phone 8I&-2&42 M-PMEDRAN aECTtHC LT». Residential - Commerciul Industrial Wiring Electric Heating Specialists Gtk-ona 006-9609 Serving fStf Mellon fo Pender Hotfoout ISCCAVAflONS FoufidalidHi - i't&H remtwed CleaBng Of^l Road Buildlngi » (sftivel/ Navvy & Fill A SlMPtClNS—005-2.32 BtllCKlAYlN-- BK^GEIupte LTO. ^©S_l 08--2S03 r When You 1 Nfeed - Bulldirtjg > SufsplIfes ' ' Give Us A' CaJL . P£WIMSU_A-S_i>tlC tAl^lC Prompt - Effective - On The Spat • Service. c_.ieos-i?s33b_-886-~y07_ m& PpL-'YL ''^jw>:'!«-».'■;. .■■■■.■. ■..'"•.,. '-. fully Insured 1 ' I "I F. ',,'H" I ,, "I |# ..... I, , ' | ' " ,.' HAO^^CS CA5AWA MAa.NA AH fcl-clriie fcdBIhs; Boa_ *eritO-s. ..'•■ / ytJk^mtm^ Mercury Outboard, safes arid service, .AAarine.-vpys. Repairs. 'r_-S_4jB':'- Mo-eii0.Pailc,-iJO, . 1 ml I'.. ' .I- "1 ' . "' ■■ jS^,,;_%rni«a4 Sd©3* Piart^ Service '; i rm-Hom&monsmAn^H nkpAifti'Arsit* serviC-on all MAfcfes fv-ni. Me;;a Harica - C35-9K0 ^', KOWE ^UMO S-IO-ISc StORE 15^ Mdrino - Gibiona - 806-*?jJ52 Everything, frc*o Needles to Sdidbl ^uppttfes : : - ■■•-■--' ':'-^ !?-■■■ ■''■■■■ '■ ■■—_ _-_,—- Uti WtlAY'S TttAf-SFEft HtMLis^htfJd Moving & Stdrogtt fhpsta 't%$x%4&^ ■ ■ EL& |1 -iifesono ■ ; ' -.' 'r ■ -■' l l'' "' '—- -^ —'— B3t lWft@^ «f tSi# Chevron £ 'tmrnm st^vlcii- tTb. MocWni* ^Hd6 — Art fcrvd Acty Wcl.lrti iSar^-M ^?»JC(^Wid ■— ^rtrl#i ¥toy» AiitoJtjis*J»'B _3_r___ M6riri«i Rejoin ^JobsSIm MorJno Sfotlosi , ..j, M.»iwi. ,1 ml 1.1 iii ,.F* Ff 'I. ;n J-ASJ'SOA MAttHA LTD. ml. fpif-' - Pfend^r Harbour ' ffarii A ..Marine Service ', . ..-0e»l^r;' Ifw fcvinrad*, -■' •}:p^tm.\\stem mm Lawn 0oy, Spgrfyc-v, aprir^gbak, K'&C imtft®w<&» . 'JM'rUrtr& t*wm B* Pic4%f. -Omn Saw dealer t"i:c7r.c> C03-2266 '< 24 HOUR TOWiNiS^6iSi6-2811 ' l_o.es. EquipBient for ,;. FRAME S WHEEL ALIGNMENT Wilson Cree^ O.C. - S35-.J465 . TH£.T€S€ESiY tadi-s1 and diiidren's W-§ar Open six days-6 week , x tewrie Street, Sechelt meat/' S^rachiain said.- **Tfeis is.wjiy it's iimpor-amt we get ftoid Britisb C5olu&t>ia as soon as possible.. e paid. "When I step down as pfloyfoeifli der in Apr_1,, Stnaclian said, 'TU mp- «i J&e man elected." ''SunsWriSlC^sTfe^iiia t»strict «_barf ' 569 and ^\\^j^k^U0QdgBy4m'i9&S'', -, . JBy4a»F- Na'ii'vi. -j 'Y-ti^ 1.. ".- .ilI-Y _. fc*-i^_«^W^4^3/^pp;xPP', ^-ts,;,-. (60% rfiquired) itlixaved Assent %fM^Bi Assent fifcfceiyfe- Assent Rejecte. Electoral Aftaifci 5 '-■ Electoral Ala^aF - < 27Ui day-of-N. 21' IB-. ■ -J Received Assent fi_i_ay__l Assent ^soelved As_3at Rfc^i-6! AssSnt €5__V___f_3 F_ GQO0ING _»■*• 1 J.-.ft*lil_<_, _____*__• <_V.*HM ■_■ WJG4RE/5 SEWING .CEW^I! At_%i_._t! . v Singerl fcevti-lg Mdchln- t)e6l-l. Cowrie St. - Sechelt - Ph. 885-9345 ' • CIBEON €304. OSA^TY SALOM r&\\fe§&nb \\ Vilw_je '- ^eri-;,oif;'cat_/ CJoSjNs'.'dpal; colour . Cxi&crt Pertva au PJjo„q 80_v2_20 •1 .1. i 11 .1 '.in,. ,; iii, i'i ,11 n 1 Phono'G35-20S2 ■' 5lM ClECTftlC LTD. acfcfOJCAL C6MTllACtO_S A^UAte ~ iEtCGT^C HfeAT ' Pfiono ODS-206-i ' CO*.TROLLED BLAST.MG FR£i £_>TiMAt£S Fmi!JCO^L_Y Pcrtdc* taat&ou. - C33-2403 '"" PLUMDING aCPA.tlS InstaUlhg Fixtures fVee estimates * P'hone anytime ."-.. G^..*AWklE_ ' O&5-2104) - Sechelt, D.C. _t6Y 'I, V/A€_MAAa &.C. Lend S_-teyen Whitaller felock - Davis Bay R.R. 1 Sechelt, B.C. 0G_-23_2 or ZEnilh _4_0 «_-33-a_-__-__- tlso the cwn end whtta «] l0t>eta to bundle, your Chrjptrha* cordo. Th*r Will t>_*l*tlvorftdt>y your Lettftr C»rriter or you may pick thorn lij>*ttb«po«offle». c:in:sTUA3 cur.iL MAmfJtj dAt_i5: «Urtlv«»ir fwm$tii mymm-phmt **><*, d ■p. d T i 1. M. 1 Tl _ T 1 >«F V, ■'-'■> I* ivy IT nl 1; I'll 'I'i 'W Jl-S ,-m' **l» \\ IJI MM '■hi rt, '"it '*■» . 'W ,'i'l 1 AM I ... "tfi«rti»^^ ^ h ^t , **. «*0, **<■ 4* A ^ «* * ^ i*i*4, ^«^** .^r^«rt(. * #.^0-W«H^''H^*Al<^*^t^'^*^•ffl^*%,^ £*z:LZiLL:z£ZJiL£<^~^ { . ' A ��3 -J *��� L Poge A-4 The Peninsula Times Wednesday- December 4* 191*8 ThePeniwsula^^-^ . |���� tY?_. | ��ug. ��; _>��w_. &tf J shall not bc so wrong as to fail to say what I bctievejoj* afetaj -.nr^r.. W��e___b.1^ **^ ii ii______Wmr-~���.������������������^���^^ ��� 11 I WMUMM*11'1*' ESTABLISHMENT of a Regional Pis- trict on the Sunshine Coast two years ago was viewed with the usual misgivings and certain trepidation by many taxpayers and certainly, to this time, it is extremely doubtful if achievements have warranted the high cost involved. Most sorry situation is that of the garbage disposal district approved a year ago. Since that time three dumps have been established, Gibsons, Sechelt and Pender Harbour and each one of them has presented problems. As to an actual collection disposal system, it would appear we still have a long wait ahead- However, this is not altogether the fault of the Board for it was faced with problems regarding compilation of assessment rolls. For assistance an approach was made to Victoria but was rejected until a barrel of publicity was fired by way of The Times and threat of resignation by the Board. Assurances quickly followed that IBM cards would be supplied by the surveyor of taxes. This has proved a major operation although indicatoins now are that light is dawning and action might be expected to materialize without too many more months passing. Passing of the recent Water Supply and Distribution By-law might well be taken as an expression of faith by the public and the coming year will provide ample opportunity for that faith to be justified. Very many taxpayers have grave doubts as to what they wbuld be letting >&*_# Yit J_ * ff..,*fwf4#,*lira ��-'4 " v^e_aj^______a miMmm "Lmm^m^^pi%$mm themselves in for, others had no reason whatsover to commit themselves to the project. Nevertheless, they appreciated the fact such a system is necessary and regardless of possible higher taxation, voted a substantial "yes". Both ball and bat now rest in the hands of the Regional Board and how capable the hands will be remains to be seen. Initial costs of the scheme will prove substantial and probably far more than has been visualized; water is however, normally a profitable undertaking and should not impose too great a burden upon anyone. Once completed there is no knowing just what prospects face the Sunshine Coast. One significant fact not to be overlooked is that the Regional District is able to bring in facilities previously little more than a day-dream. As pointed out so often in the past it is an official body equipped to directly negotiate with Victoria whereas in the past small groups, with good intentions, invariably gave up their abjectives when it became obvious they were getting no co-operation from ithe provincial government. The co-operation still leaves much to J 057 Owner electors be desired but0a glimmer of light does at least now show through. As a result there is every chance we will embark upon the path of progress which will ultimately lead to an entirely new and prosperous future for the whole area. This, at least, is what most of us look forward tp and indeed expect. Whether it will prove to be so only time will telL 13 per cent eligible votes registered on recent bylaw BSIi] ��1 li-Sl IiadlaMg nausea! -tar v^tesi WITHOUT doubt there are Indians living on reserves throughout the country who desperately need assistance, there are also reserves which are a great credit to the residents who for neatness and cleanliness are able to put many white people to shame. Why this contrast should be is something, we do not at this time profess to know. Certainly a great deal is being done for the native Indians of late such as substantial __Lnanrial assistance for purchase of homes, fishboats and equipment etc School in this area, particularly, have adopted a 'policy of integration which is proving worthwhile and a number of local Indians have been employed for some time in responsible positions at the Port Mellon Mill. Indians are employed in other small businesses in the area as well as in St. Mary's Hospital. It must therefore turn the stomaches of many responsible residents to hear those of the leftist element come into the area echoing the rabble rousing American civil rights insurgent's crys of "Discrimination, Red Power and apartheid" That Canadians who claim to wear the cloak of responsibility should spread this insidious indoctrine is bad enough, that they should insult the Indians by looking upon them as being sufficiently gullible to fall for vote seeking patter is (even Fletcher's Philosophy ���Harry W. Fletcher INNUENDO It's time for a pause to examine the cause Of civil unrest in the nation. We can't blame thc poor who have felt insecure Nor indolent administration, Thc question of race is a hard one to face, ��� But that isn't cause���just a reason. Thc same's true of dope and a forsaken hope Which knows neither censor nor season. I Just wiileh your 'IV and you'll rapidly t.ee Why riots arc varied adventures. More fatal than death is u case of bad breath? And what about dubious dentures? Mow many respond to spend iife as a blonde With sprays and shampoo stuff to slosh in? Ami mothers must iliylu io pet whitor than white ' / And upstage the neighbor's week's' washing Now how can you tell that you really don't smell? ( What's had as a five-o'clock shadow? " , Willi pllnk ol miliars and lhe Mink of the curs, No wonder the country's In trouble I worse. Indians not stupid, but it would be absurd to suggest everything is a bed of roses for such is not the case. However, great strides are being made both by the Indian bands and by the Department of Indian Affairs. A big gap certainly remains to be bridged but this will not be accomplished with inflamatory speeches by power hungry politicians who happily throw in with hippies, mili-* tants and anarchist oriented trouble makers- for the soke __L ��bta_____ng.._,-_es. It takes little imag____ion to visualize the sort of government we would have if elected by people* who are nothing more than dregs of society. We hav��. warned in the past that communist infiltration is a very real threat and at this time the wheels of the Kremlin are turning efficiently and with increasinig tempo. Wherever trouble exists the hammer and sickle dominates the scene. It started in the southern United States, spread north and has penetrated Canadian borders. The Viet Nam, Africa, Middle East, Italy, are but a few of the other countries presently in the throes of internal problems behind which lies the guiding hand of Russia. Strangely enough we hear so little from the red banner wavers when big brother Moscow impeaches upon the freedom of small countries seeking escape from the demoralizing domination of the Soviet. It is too bad that any political party should have within its ranks those who care not who or what they discredit providing they obtain their objectives. The only solution lies within the rank and file of the party to erradioate such malcontents before irreparable damage is done. One bad apple in the keg and rot soon sets in. This is happening throughout the western world right now and unless a little sorting out is done soon it is certain the future holds little to look forward to. ^ EOLIKWMG recent success at the polls Sunsi-tiue. Coast Regional District Bylaws No's 17, 18 and 19 were adopted at lasit week's meeting of the Regional Board By-laws cover street lighting at Langdale and Davis Bay-"Wilson Creek areas, also wharf and public access lighting at Gambier Harlbour - New iRnghiton and West Bay areas- Three readings were also given Money By-law No. 23 giving the Board permission to borrow a sum not exceeding $20,000 from the Bank of Montreal, Sechelt. Taxes w_l repay this money. A-serft By-law No 21 which received ap- proval in all electoral areas except area A covering Pender Haribour and district allows the Board to request that Letters Patent be amended to include water supply and distrifouition as a function of the Regional Distract, in al areas where approved. Regional Board. ���wJU osw a-k.-Ses-wSBt _��,ffl_a_ve, C_m___3_ soizeamssasr ssatttotuk^atr-tSn^ i__a;plemFe_ttot_c>i- <_> waiter supply and distribution, r. ., _ INTEREST Secretary Charles Gooding reported that 10S7 owner electors voted on the water bylaw, representing 13 per cent of those eligible to vote, la>st year only 6 per cent cast a vote at the polls. There were several complainits aibout omissions from the voters list and Mr Gooding pointed out ithe ____cuility of using a single list to cover all electoral areas. This was most apparent m the Giibsons area, it being di__.cult to explain the boundaries between areas F, E, and D The only solultaon will be to set up a separate list for ea'ch electoral area. FAILURE Although By-law No. 20 received a favourable 58 per cent vote it did not achieve the required -0 per cent. All directors felt they were to blame for not _u_fi- ciently explaining the by-law which would provide wharlf and pulbJic access lighting throughout the Regional District Director Lome Wolverton coanmemted that as a result of "Hie pulblic meetings held prior to voting day. he realized that people do not yet realize the functions of the Re gional Board and m which areas it is possible to help them Also the puibhc monthly meetings should be publicized. APPRECIATION All directors expressed appreciation of those who worked during polling day which ran very smoothly Appreciation was also expressed to the press for good news and editorial coverage prior to the presentation of by-laws TilNEMPLOYIMENT in British Columlbia is on the increase. / Statistics released by the department revealed an increase of almost one per cent in unemployment during Oc_ober. Aihout 42,000 etf the total labor force of 7l99,O0t. are now out of work, the report said. This represents an increase of 6,000 or 8 per cent, since the end of Septemlber, said the statement. However, the report said, unemiploy- 'ment has increased by only 2,000���or .2 per cent���over this time last year. At the same time, employment in the province has gnown with the labor force to stand at 18,000 more than at this time last year, the statement said. Sechelt Notes Mr. and Mis, George Adams w Mr.' and, Mire. Noiraiiao. Franske of Powell Biver, tocher of Mis. Vic Fram-lce of "Vic's Motel in Davis Bay. Coming feom Vsameouver to ihelp mom _heir friend Mrs. Vera Clark of Davis Bay into ixer new apartment ait the Senior dti- zeibs home was Mass Marie Steel and Mr. Bill Hunter, Mrs. Clark is looking forwatd to living in her new (home, i Mr. and Mrs. Ted Matter from Chase spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Benner in Setoa Park. Mr, Ed Messnar of Selma Park is a happy and proud hunter of 2 dear. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Redman spent the week-end in Vancouver. Miss Cairalee Johnson visited her parents Mr. and Mrs Leo Johnson over the week-end. Many of our residents are plaiining cruises over the Christina- holidays, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mongoimery and Carl, Mr. amid Mrs. B J. Lang w_*h Howaid, and the Jack Redmans and Bill Rankins are travelling to warmer climes. LUNCHEON MEETING The Sechelt Hospital Auxiliary members will held liheir annual luncheon meeting at the Casa Martinez Restaurant in Davis Bay on December 12th at 11.30 am. promt. Business reports, election of officers and the uastallation ceremony will be on the agenda. The new executive will be insballed by Mr T Wagemaker, administrator of the St Mary's Hospital Sechelt. The Ghristonais atmospihere together with fine foods will make this an excellent occasion. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stroshean of Wilson Creak held their 36th wedding anrnvensary celebration on Satiirday, November 30th. HOME FROM GREAT NORTH Captain Angus Thodeson has amrived home in West Sechelt from the North West Territories whene he spent 6 months captain on the MacKenzie Raver. Captain Thodeson, inclines to like ithe country up there. Upon leaving on his motoring trip home he the fe__per_Jtu_ie wias 23 to 25 degrees below. The roads were icy and slippery bmt as he came farther south they soon cleared up. Welcome home. An Albany, New York, housewife woke up at midnight to find a burglar in her living room She could think of nothing to say other than, "What arie you doing?" "I'd rather not discuss it," said the intruder, and ran from the house. Any ��ue-tiotis please? Q If I maintain a dependent, ragardless of relationship, while working, why am I denied the dependency rate of benefit when I am drawing Unemployment Insurance' A Certain dependents do not qualify as such .under the Unemployment Insurance Regulations. ' A dependencey rate of benefit is paid m respect of a person who is wholly or mainly supported iby the claimant in an establishment maintained by him and includes only: A wife, maintained wholly or mainly, unless the wife's earnings or Unemployment Insurance benefits, or both,, exceed $25 weekly. ; A child, under 16 years, maintained wholly or mainly, unless the child's earnings or Unemployment Insurance benefits, or both, exceed $25 weekly ; Amy person connected by blood relationship or marriage wholly or mainly mam- tamed m an establishment maintained by the claimant unless that person's income from any source exceeds $25 This excludes cousins, or relatives bv adoption or marriage, ie. brothers, and sisters of spouse and ibtep child or adopted child. The dependent claimed must live in Canada or in one of the United States of America with which Canada has a reciprocal agreement in the matter. THE PENINStJLA,lyfc^04. JPubllHlw.d Wednesdays ��t Sechelt on Jl.C.'tt .Sitntiliknc Coast , by Sechelt Pcnlnuiilu Times Ltd. , J)ok 3K1 - Sechelt. JD.C. Ihniglax (i, Wheeler, Editor H, il, Atxnurd, Publisher SubwiiIption Rules: (In advance) �� Ycinr, $> - 2 Yearn, *5> - 3 Yean, $13 U.S. unci 1'orcslgi. $>..^0 Serving the area from Vort Mellon to Pgmt 1 (Howe Sound to Unit Inlet) Choosing best milk to feed your baby II'1 YOU will lb- feeding your baby by bot- tlt", ifind out from your doctor im* your health centre what kind of cow's milk i_ .best for your baby. Babies arc adaptable and imay thrive ort> any one of several formulas. Three common kinds of milk used to feud babies are: frerii cow's milk, canned vvajwrakd (whole or half fikimmod) and powdered whole milk, says the federal health department publication, The Canadian Mother and Child. Jf you use ItchI. cow'k milk, bo wire It In pa.sleuri/.ed. Jf you have to use raw milk, you can pa.s.curb.c il nt home. New germ." may come in contact witih Live milk, how-, ever, which is why ba.>y'(i formula must bc Meritkcd when it is imadc. <- Evaporated milk h very often used to feed babies because it is always clean and free from germs when opened. It is more 'easily digested than fres-li milk ibcruuse of the heatinR process Jn the canning. Name, doctors recommend that babies be fed for the first one or two months on hnl.f-s.cilm- med evaporated milk, because H lis caster for some babies to digest. * . CLOTHES UNES-Opera giant Noel Jan Tyl, the six foot 10 bass op the Vancouver Opera's Barlber of Seville, has to go to oon-ideraib-e troultfte to get flasteonalble rainment to cover his massive frame. So when he. turned up at ,a fancy reception wearing a leather coat and a fur hat and a local Society belle cotmpliimented him on thc geUnp,' Tyl was juslMfllbly hapi*y and was all set to go into a six-minute speech aibout the origins of the coat and hat. But before he could say a word, thc woman unintentionally Wiled the compliment by adding breatlilesly, "You look just like a Winnipeg poiliceiman." * * * QUICKNlKS-vThe Georgia Straight crowd planned to run the picture of lien tie John LeFnnon and girl friend Yoko Ono l>u| the print shop which handles the paper said the saime thing as the record company whlich nixed the photo ,as an album cover- "U'gh and uh, uhl",. . ."The man resfmn. Bible for the decor hi the full wale rcilvnlU.il- latlon of tho Devonshire UoLeiPs Hiiesls rooms is Interior. designer Howard Harris, a son of famed Canadian pa I niter, Uawren (Group of S��ven) HarrU. So why weren'i any Canadian piulrilem represented In ihe artwork used in each rotum, "Because lhe I-rillsb maM' muc|i more Inexpensive "prints." . . . The pev. reconstruction, cu. I- JnR aibout $100,000 for each wf the six I'U.'nr, will add ?W�� guest rooms by elimination of the remaining kitchens, Nexil sUiRe of the development, after the rooims, ii. n ;w- room tower and convention hull, on the hotel's pa riding lot. �� * * lock llll flll.V JU'fI Am experienced fireman Jn �� volunteer fire depart men! in wiul.li Florida .answered lhe phone and ������. told tfuit tile caller's 'house, was on fire, "Jt will take up about, twenty im.imi|.cK to net 1hcrc; can ywi keep the fire ivtlnn till we net there?" be *.4.m1 iin all serious- TYPE RECORDINGS���Wouifcleil ; promoter Jimmy Hill underwent si 111 other operation at St. J'will's fhe other and wilil ppobalhly be Jn hospital until bofore Christmas. l.iiitcs. sui'f.cry was in save a kidney that was hit hy one ol lhc bu'H.-.H l.twi'l pierced ills My In'Mini roller whop shooting . . . Charlla Libko who inn the Ikulihiinan shoppe, locally lias Jimnpeil io Canadian Breweries In CaiKiiry . . . Sun business \\vriter Mikt Cobb but. left jouniu Jlwm to join NaH Frankd'i ex;putulii_i> (,'|J,||. 1n:ln J interna lion operation . , . IM' l.n.n. are mnikilnig noises as If they'd like \\��� ,.,.( put of the CJfJ-'a tdcvlwon deal on lhc grounds that inadequate coverage maikes the game look bad. And the Pacific National Exhibition is making noises as if it would like a- cut of the TV revenue as part off the already faniUistllc rent for JEtoiipiire Stadium. P.ut two and two together '��� -..".. Roj��er Schlffer, the youthful promoter jSind cl_b'operator who fonmod tne syndi- calte that blew alii those bucks on Tiny Tim, .has bowed out as mahaiger of the ltcitinal Circus en Pa vie Street. The Ohong family, .���Which runs the Shanghai Junk and the Ble- j'gant Parlo has Installed Dave Graham as inew manager ,ctf the Cincus which will go 'with movies and light shows . . . When the ,,Yugoslav a.mlbassador t'oi Ottawa turned 'uip in Vancouver at H&S Canvas Gallery on West ThlrtynE-iighith to pipen. tlie first showing of a North American tour of Yugoslavian prints, he was greeted by a . large mob of i>ur.porled'ly aniLl-Cotmimunlsit Oroa'tians wlho hollered obscenities and insulted people entering the gallery. Most outraged visitor was architect Vladimir Plnsvlk, �� Yugoilslav Olympic athlete who juimiped liis team and came to Canada . several years 'H.go, to get away from the reiglimc. When he caroo through the picket line because he wanted to see the art, or his native iand, one of the pickets sipait (on hl.m. The picket/ was Canadian born . . . The demonstration came as no surprise to tho iiitmbassador. The JtCIMJ' had warned hl.rq, of the, possibility the day bdfore. ��� mi* GRANVILLE GABBLER���United Allr- llncB in the biggest creditor of the defunct Vancouver Jtoynts Soccer Club, leading a Mint that 'totals nearly $80,000 . ; . When n bank oiflflclal blow the wlhlstle on a suspected pusher oi forged money orders, the other day the subsequent police Jnvestigia- tion Jed to a stake-but in and around the Blue Hiorixon Hotel where the susipect was thowgM to (be nnglsitered. Ollficers followed one Likely looking chap up the eliivintor and imto the bar, watched while he or- derod a .drlrtk nnd tlhen foWlo-wed him Into the men'is rootin where they asked for l.D, and friske4 him, Horiron manager R��ed Hayden igot the welll kmiwn biuiinetia xniiin exff the hook when he Ideti- flod hlim as one of 1.h(^ hoU>l's beiter eus- tomcira . .. Many eanjrtoyees of the ncarfby i i " " �� i city street seen CJ.C who use the coMee shop were also stowed and frisked leading to a s'care that the police were on the lookout for grass, The next sound you heard Wias the loud sigh of relief that the police were only looking for a crook. F�� ��� ��� .LEFTOVERS-nPuring a visit by Canadian Jewish Congress president Monroe Abby, QC, from Montreal, a local function- ery ini^rodiiicdd' UMC professor Wlillltam Steinberg to t.he easterner. "Pr. Steinlborig is our expert on Bhakesipeair," the local said unneceasairliy. To wlilch the Mon- frea'ler rcipflled, "Just so long as he's not an expert on Bacon." . . . Calgary interests have bought' Fred Crone's pioneer moving and storaige finm, . , , Question of the week: just who was the guy with the sneaky infra, red camera, making tho rounds of sonve of our town's swingling spots the Other night? And why. * * ��� CAMPAIGN SPECIALS���One of the frus- trillions tor Teaim school board candidate Peter Oberlander is that he must whip oflf to Hawaii in the midst of flu. campaign because Gov, Jack liurnu wants to see him aibout the lange clcvelopinetil on tho Kona Coast, In whleli the Ulic planner is Involved. The project Is so big Unit Oberlandcr Is far belter known in Hawaii than he is Jn Vancouver . . , Mayor Tom Campbell'* 'personal claimipalgn budget is $.17,000, down about $2,r>(��(> from the la.t time, Caimipbetll will pay for his own'persona, ads despite NPA backing, The campillgn will include 4-1 bllllboai-ls, radio (oven on Teaim pusher BUI B��.llman'��. station) and print bull, it will NOT Include a bumiper stldkvr des- lijned by one of his admen "Caimipbeil!! is Alive and iUviIng In Vancouver." Ca'mipltH'Jil veitoed Uic gap, as ','dlrlyipot.l" ' , . Meanwhile lih�� Teaiin peu)��Lc pirlned up $3tK) for Alan Emmotr'ii camipulgn as the result, of the i!l> cent hrt'H'kifiist, Nearly M>0 iwoplU) shinved up a.nd the orKaii'ly.erH had neglected to have change available for anything simaller, than a !._ bill, * * * WASHERMAN I A���(Another way to cut down on strnoklnn! Is to keeip taking phow- ers. It diM'sn'lt cut dawn the urge but it Kefips putting out thc matches, In Your Garden ���by The Old Rake PERHAPS no plant causes more oth's and ah's in the spring than a good sized Caimellia in full flower. Like aU other plants it has its likes ajid dislikes and -here are many facets of its culture that we should look into if we warst it to do its best. First, the place where we are going to plant it. When they tiecome established , they axe-^v^-e iovsiy> b^^eurprisin^ly*- are,.-. -often retarded by -he iwflectioi. of heat�� from a bouse, lihose planted a^way from the house db'awit-havfi thas to contend with. They are often thought to be shade loving plants, hut really jfchey U__e light, and will tolerate light shade. I Another bad feature!of planting near a house is that the roots are liaibie to suffer from drought. Try to find a spot that will not allow winds to dry them out either m summer of winter. When planting new camellias avoid the use of lime as they are acid loving plants. They can be i grown m a wide variety of soils, but the best fesults aire aibtamed when lots of humas, or well decomposed organic matenaKis present. Humus is nee- '. essary in sandy soils to make it moistm* ��� retentive and in -clay soils it helps to keep it from packing too hard. However you do . it, make sure that there is adequate .drain- ._' age under the newly .planted shrub, this is probably the cause of most failures with ;: camellias, i.e. wet fee^. Another fact to l' remember is that ithey are shallow rooted *i and con'sequeniUy do not like to Ibe planted *; too deeply., To give the newly planted '. ���shrub every chance you'd Ao well to pro- ; vide some shade during the ftot two... months, . v. . The time to plant is importamt also, most camellias have two periods of active ��� growth during which it is not advisable to '��� plant. These periods normally occur in late ; spring and late summier. Early Fajll is the ,* ideal time to plamt as itihe soil is s _ iii,^W��*ii*1.4.��^'.(��.k^Afr'**T1'?J1* !*��*=('�����*.��-��-.____. W. * ��_ * '(-_'. "\\*9 iin'fi'.i.l h'f i.v '.i'.1. .fi ..-F ���ffi-_J-/jjj.., �����"_ ff-.T'i.-ii'���r-ii-n -" s*f ' "Y \\ *. ,. .-i, b -\\*'xi *p,W(. 'ifffiPty - ^ -<. -v^��F^vV-��>*#V"^(i^'^^v^i^^'tt'^'|fr>^y|L^^vFJ-*f*i *���*���"*[��- f * 5 . < Tfce Peninsula -Times * Page A-5 Wednesdoy, Pecgfttfrer 4,1968 i^RE abo^t , -_;���,_ ���/ �� Referendum Ho. 9 ' _ '���-Iwijrai page A-1 ���raom; ��-lull ripgtitoiton.islze gymatasluim; 2 ati rDpths; mw ttiffk�� area; enlaced ropim arid a coyered ia��? ��� -C , , '>"r horse was taevimed that ihe owner of a Itept #i.h_h ihe' village had - - WWtot of enccn-ri tte-iS-ttl 'w **e ^s- r - _ a spiritual poverty >in Acadfemia, that in ��iyJ?- -~" , ... some ways, is as explosive as'the material ft^IyHaCfy SlxjniuCanCe povertyin-he^esYSgoesStoSi Mw^ Vttlue of iMHfa ^1 I4 L V how |>aith��tieaUy inadequait^ school -buildings ar$ at present and ithe" need for good sports -acilities partLeulairiy as the'Indian students .axe sutMetieally inclined. Plans for Langdale call for one classroom for grade seven studemts which will relieve the pressure on' Gibsons Elementary School, UPGRADING The Superintendent explained ithat ihe miaximum allowable had been flO-owed in the Referendum for upgrading equipment in aiJl -schools. n' No huilldlng is planned for Madeira Park and Pender Harbour; if Madeiiira Park gets .crowded moj-! iuse m_11 be made of Pender Harbour School. He further stated that approval of -he Referendum does not give the Board a blank cheque; all -*pe___.tuxes have to be approved by the dlepairtment of education. MORE ABOUT . . . o Sewer system -4rom page A-l for a site has been allocated in the by-latw. SELF LIQUIDATING tent*, df man's .spirit? -young* people on the IsldePsf-'-the eminent- to construct a foa'ribour as first phase of the proSect but-chances were eon- sideyed to be very slight. It was,, however, moved dhat appJicaition for a reserve of the harbour he made. __����_i Ymr.:Cum Setbeto VfUose is falling behtnd ��nd I very Vtfip "if jN->S done about it. ^ - There ii o'lacfc of constructive ottd exvotcsspc ��� Hem coming out of the . Viflpg. HsJL First ond foremost ffcis . yS_sg?lo*ttst port on o Sewer System. . Tfcp ��ev phd Stricter pollution controls , make _ Ms ypr_��*Ment. ' 7 We how olreody lost one business *o 1 -he tnjfhafe ores *_<>* has a sewer, and j -c^y'ttfarp jcfenao- come to Secfaett far ��� the Jpfk-fifv?e^��rs ond proper dralnoge. We ore In fact stpgnotjng In the ef- fluent pf our own sewoge in 'tfae moin port of the'ViUoge. Hov-^.bod tone experience in the tminidpol ffeti. * offer myself os o ��_>- didate fw ��Idem. on. ond osk your $up- , port ot ffie polls. " SediE-t _sn take its rightful place os the mp|n_ cpmmerciol ond odministro- . tion *ent��. of ihe Sunshine Coost by lhe iotettigtent ond forceful actions of a 1 strong Village Council. We already hove i Ii greet geographical advantage, ieVs not 1 loose it by default. 1 i that -"the modern. American -u_iver_Jty seems to have lost its soul, amidst unpre* cedented material growth." Processor Halle says that "the fasbion- aible anthropoloigy of >our day identifies man as a predatory beast." therefore hip evaluation _tf man as "a beast with a sonl'J is not a view that can gain a hearing today, "foecause it is ap, unwelcome jfco thorn who represent the intellectual fashions ol icr day." H. the professors are correct io their , WATER SERVICES Request that mincil consider supply of JS -were-an impontant soime xA'iM, "'water to a number ._ summer cottages on ilclicinC .scent and &avor for ��_e eirly " Keats Island was tabled pending neferai-to consulting engin_��r Marthi Dayton. Jtoyor Feeney pointfed ��ut itot the Island was out of council's juri&dictipn and -hat It should be a .problem ior the Begjoaal District. seWleis who planted .small her��- gwrdens as'-kon as-enough hand was'-JeSrad'-'lor the jasecious seed. 1 3^ny marvellous cures w��re attriMtfed to ^?J5bs, and reeipes were handed demi tptm- g��aeration to generatioD. iSere is a sampling of the 84 varieties iQ^tohs and Iheir early-day _ignitfpanc# .|a^changel: a perennial with angelic GOOD REPORT Gibsons Recreation -Association tendered''a report of its past year's activities which Fdrew loud praise! tan meonibers of a perennial with Fconter -n'that man refuses to re$og&}_e hf|||g, Powers, warded off plague, made -council. Mayor _Ffeeney > and Alderman Ger- the -i-bUme in his nature, how has thi^ thie|%art ^nerxy, drove away witches and ry Dixon agreed it was one of the best such hajipened? 4if|��r|splinters. "- reports they had s^an^for a long .time. It The 1st image makers-of the advertis�� S/fj&jbage: ^n "annual���a borage flower was moved a leibter of congrait-datiom be ing w:rld must shoulder some ���of "the 4j>j&tepg-in a ��up was always j?resen1*d to senii to the group, blame., as, ,,vieir success depends entirely j^^ght departing for the Crusades to grv* on -convincing m3n of the impontance -of t^l^pourage, , c__--_.__-.__. _-.-._J .;_Jf_��..l^ Ms jAysiical needs'and desires, and, ^bj| ^C|?can_rey_ a perennial���fljssed'fcsr juptures dafCCtSIn XZIlu rialCiM-? layman's naive expectation that sc_enoe"tJs|9^'<��lceff hones. The Pennsylvania'Ger- ��� J-c*--,,,. caff>_t_.cn__-<- and technology alone, can solve the prt>')&^mSthd the ��oot in lard Sor Iraatoenit M-��_��VJT #**-" ����|^sv* ---'���'-'--- --=--^-^- ,---^*i'*^-*a&^ and hrifises. . * - DOES YOVR cbM lack Foonfidencein him- t, rZul^ Ito*** +w +v,_> ��,ct��m hlemB of the world. 'Most,-scientists %te xM^lm exalmple^ ficiehttets ��fpuld solve, -h*'^^^1 iblem of the wnrld's hungry �� -- as initial stages and T$v#nue jjs ftstimaied at $_2,.;P0 leaving ��l,0t_) .nirplus. User'rates may be higher in expanded area, according to costs encountered. ,The Bluff was .cited. as one instanee where user t rates would be high. ^ - Revenue was estimated on 812 3g>ts In the Village, 421 being oeciipied. ASSURANCE Senior Ruiblic Hjeallh Inspector P. M. 1^1 Bell Jgave a��surance that if pQlhition n_- ;4*| curs on the belaehes ilihe Health J>epart- ���^a ment wiJj. s,tep in and demand better treat- r| ment. -T^ts .are presently being .conducted f. I on the ibeathtis and results %re good. HJ "an-atmual-Htseji as ^prevejpfc^tiys &sity_ Seeds were also caEed' '"Meet- ��UB_sM'se^6 in J_ew,_aafi3aB-l f&m$e self? H a child feels he as disapproved <_f hy .bos* be i_|aflite !bo $ea$e ot i&kt be if j&m>1- 35__>��sieeKi 4s ��� daan- fi-oan. itheir par- i-rsi! /*'.J'Wi_PEN7pU'are dawn-iand-oiiit,; soanething always ,d-_rj_s upland it>_s usaaly the I noses (S^jpr friends. Y.f OUR love,lor tGrod is tested ' \\ of wheiSher we seeik Biim w- (dropping a hsmnb on, _iem.) missivieiness which has seeped ,f._,. . _ . t T.i society J and is ha6ed| ton the pr^aniBie th'at , 4$^efc3$ J&e ��$!&, cur^ _nadn��ss/g#r^r gere ahe'some suggestions frouLa feds- as man is a beast, h��\\ shoiild be allowed to ��� ��Sl^gdnst plagtJ*, d_we out;df:rAls. wc- s^i jheaith -fsmartanent pamjiililsEt, "Bjiilding do whatever be pleases. <,. MMjv_4^. fti-)sjA��nis: Qtmim fei-Confidenoe" tm what you .an do fot W Jhibn, young people have heen te-��e��#: ^f^^stottxfl-px disorders, * r --Tl nated tc view themselves as phystejil con*- \\ Ir^Ahetmrop^m ��M IjfeUK^a pB--fen_-_l modities, is it reasona'ble to assume ..hast, ..^WS, e6n$$eA&d an antid&tej'ibr dfea^ they might feel contused and -Ussa____^, * - p$$ws .and also was usifl*:i_ % hair f��- Mght tiey ask themselves, '"Is this m fivt_&< and *ur�� forFrnptk^ cftnynlsifitts there is to life?" P$;' Mfj^wsar1 Itl^as sSlso aa^3_|ecti|������y-#' Does tbis exiplain at all, the young p$�� ly^ lor Ants and morths. i r[ J ' . _ ., son, w4 5s sunsounded 1by every malterP;.. ',lSw. .a pdMid-^atffe-Cto tflttft-' 2- ^^f?1 ��^-rjdi��ile desto^ �� comfort] choosing to live in the gbetat_��&' anllk % nine d^and'ttbrvsM tto wash fespeet. Ca^e support and ^paifiby. Bdp or the brilliant student's r_fusal to worfe laces (therewith, dausing maids1 to loolk very pn�� *�� untotand and accept the fact that, for rewards which in terms of his vie^ fate.- -; * ,: - \\,P ��� .. , ��� f ^wa�� togs, others are more eosnpe- c. life are meaningless? ' <"��� ' ^ild' IffiarjoraJhJ .a p^^i^s^S^ i��nt Cwm Ik. . Does youth's infection of success- fcassed ened Sihe stomal iand .head'," ,ie$ipted:-the - S. When .he is very discouraged help him - - - .._.--... ...... j.. . .,. . . . ., ...... jre-ajjHjjjg jrija yonrcl 1. A ckldl \\_hpu_J lEe^l, jihat the love he receives j, ioejs ��ot d��5___i on "suepess", Lf-s" ithe L^ude toward .iim activity tbat ;ounts���TnM whether a jcbild -wins, or Is best'5 at ii* \\ l$y the qu_sJion on the acquisition of material gain-indi- appetite,and wa.$|also usedllis.an anradote1 see ilhipgSyin a ihedieir light,'remindi i?j_r Mf g#s. eatea sear,ch for icm0__ng *eyond?'^ L^^f^p^sfm. Y"j ' ���--5 < U'$~ / " .-"^r^8^^ i^P6*3^. achievements. ( r-h r�� ." ���"-?������*. .i.*". i i *"u * I ^.w f.. f ^wiMiiyMiriwi^ii-i �����j^t-^K i. iimkmmvmmm in ��� ii_"�� i^ww-������rinwiwH-_-i_."-W_V_j��.<' �����W" i���i_'^i|i_-,,^"***>_ff't*��W,1 ' ."." .'.'f "i ��������������������*���_��� ������f^��� '���*��� -���-������_�����������������^^'���J <������������������^ ���>�� ,.)..��� __,���,.���.,.; -_-:_. ���" ^ , ���- fn-mi, .iiiinnin-iMTrTM iim i.ii.r nifii'ii mr ^ir-rn inn ih iirSg ttTT rri i f 'inn iir rii Tii ^rinirimi mi mill Hill i I i ' I".1 mi Mm iin nil ' 'ill m iifl'i nr iiiiiii --��� 0-t ul.Y.. Yr-c \\�� -ju-*-.* ��� �� : = r3T "Y^ .*' '��� -^ w-^1i . ^V1'',11 "f .'..'".N V'' '*" A-W'* --_.-;-.*{'.' �����-',-'-- y*s^��� l>. ai.- ^ ...-,, _.., ^....., . - ��� . v. .w-. . f. ....... y.>> ' ' j" 'I. ' M..\\.-l . - \\' ' * "._>_ ^ V^-^i .. -\\_ ' H 5 -(1^' - ���_��� ..' .I.i.. . - '.-..- v..- Win'ri*;'AW DfCQRATIONS FOt ClfRISTMAS 15 Lights Outdoor Set tm mm OIFTWIIAP ' Qfi��� Hep. 7,29 ,.��� ...5pw, j_0gSN_P ��� Speciol ^ - --- ] W<& 15 Lights Indoor Set a ^^ , TINSEL GARLAND #Q^ Reg, 5.29 $l^* ��Po!_N_i '' 0��ly -���._.-,...YJ...'.......'. ',-. 'CP@ - PtUS MANY MOB-E DECO^ATIO^ FECIALS ;:.8IE tHESE SPEPAl? One full pound of o&soited fomily roriety Imported CANDV - -1��� ...A9c AUTOMATIC TOASTER. Su��l��o__ "Oeoototo/' model 3-0 des. _n only 29.88 ELECTHIC CAN OPENER with mognctic Ud holder ond fooMlo Ojpwsncf. 19,95 -.- --.- .��� -- :-*p��lal 13J8 Special ot 13.08 ...J. 19L88 -Three *poed, Reg. 19.95 ...Y T.V. Jfa%\\M SETS '4 pc Fibrogloss, ladestructiblc Gift Galorp At .Specloi Chriitintas Suvlnas 16*' front Wheel. M����vy dlfXy DYWtem flw. TM&��Uor ��t.^ frame. Ploctlc f��pj����d m��t��l Mipt,�� ��hroen* \\plp*fe4 l����n ���Wl^-i ^-^ ** 1 ��!._ __���_����� ��|__l i . < . '^���i 'l> , ^�� * # -f ^ ' * * ��� i�� ��*(l .#_, * *...*",#������ t* 0f* Jf* >*��,*���>*+ ���# ** l^^^,*-*-^.*^.!*^ ,**f |.f(��4-_U*f**.#��. -ffyt1)- .����� ?_"'-fcl.t_l��__f^' 9m8*>A6/tyP ��7kpfmitw&9 Itim^ Repeated requests._ .- Wednesdoy, December 4,1968 =!L-*:: i-2 writes... v uild roads to bow Y./YYYYY''Y^-.'7Y,' Y"V>, ���;���>��� '��� ���:, ,���-:.,>���_*��� ,..?^.v-w, ,v,:....- Ll/ i. jl'V���4 *:*- iJ-Y ^ J.'...".-.V IVt . ,oV,, A,��� .-y^ , .--, ->- hrxx Y"'J Y ��� -' '' " , . itai -\\ ~?rom foe-^isfatore* Victoria BSttAiOSE. British Columbia's ' Ckrc-leran - ^imo-__#in ranges are" acfa-bW-Sdgei. a's fa-yorihle locations for minerals, %e pro- vin'ce's jeconoimy has. always been' Hiked j_.,so_ae degree to mining. 'Opal and placer gold were, ilhe first minerals discovered _nd developed in the, prxmhoe, and although still ; being produced, have long since been surpassed in value hy ^other minerals. The expansion of mineral deve-oipment in recent years has been the result -of new technological adbances in exploration and mining, better transportation and rapdly expanding world markets. "Mineral production in IS��? in the province was valued at $386.8 million. The Sullivan mine at __miberley has for many decades overshadowed other developments in the province. The property remains one of the world's most important sources of lead and zinc. Concentrates are processed at Trail, the site of one of the largest lead-zinc smelters in the world. In recent years many outstanding new properties have been developed. .Notable among these are molybdenum properties of Endako, Boss Mountain, B.C.' Molybdenum and Red 'Mountain. Others completed or under way during 1967 include the Westfrob on the Queen Charlottes., brouigh into production at a cost of $40 million as the province's largest iron mine. Granduc mine near Stewart will be in production in late 1989, and is one of the largest copper ore bodies presently known in Canada. The copper-nolyhdenuan property of Brenda Mines, near Peachland is expected to commence production by 1889. Development costs are placed at $80 million. Comincojias reattivaited a mercury property north of Fort St. James, which on completion, will be Canada's -largest mercury producer. The four major metals, copper, zinc, lead and molybdenum, currently represent 40 per cent of the total value of mineral production in the province. Exploration continues to be widespread throughout the province. Most of the properties being explored are low-grade, large-tonnaige deposits, which, if the condition and time are appropriate, ��� may be mined by the open-pit method. The process of locating a property, exploring it, and bringing it into production is slow and expensive. The Japanese haye helped stimulate mining primarily through the advancement of loans and long-term contracts, with some direct investments. Negotiations are completed on trans- portjng coal from the Ferric area to Japan. w__n an expected shipment of two to four million tons annually. This Japanese interest in low-volatile coking-coal has spurred other investigations into the coal resources of the province. Continued interest in exploration plus the success of new tmines being brought mto production indicate that mining will ^on^inue to expand. * , _ - ����� _�� Around Gibsons EN THE Anglican Church Parish HaU at a tea held in his honor following the Sunday worship at St. Bartholomew's Church on November 24th, Mr. Allan G. Andrews was recipient of a Prayer Book and a purse of money as tokens of appreciation for his 25 years of faithful service. Mr. Andrews has been delegate to the Synod and a valued member of the Church Council and will be greatly missed. The presentation was made by Mr. F. Boss Gibson on behalf of the congregation. Everyone wishes Mr. Andrews much happiness in his new home in Nanaimo. In earlier days here Mr. Andrews was active in the Howe Sound Farmers Insti- tue, the Legion, the Garden Club of which he wa_ for a time president, also he was Secretary of the Property Owners Association. , A. G. Andrews is a gentle; kindly man to Whom children are always attracted. He is also very popular with young people and many lads who were having difficulties thank him for his understanding, advice, and counsel. Over the years Mr, Andrews . has been a helpful friend to older people in many ways, Now In. his 79t.h year this charming and graciousi gentleman maintains his interest in local undertakings and was pleased to be able to donate to the Senior Citizens Homes some of his own books, etc. OVER EAST Miss Penny Lee Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William DaVis of Franklin Boad, is In Montreal where, besides working in the Itoyal Bank, she is .catching ballet and studying French. Penny enjoys living in Montreal, but finds the weather u bit cold. David (Peers from Cloverdale. spent the vyeekend with friends at Gibsons. , foURNAMENT There were ,12 tables in play at the Bridge Tournament held by the G'Jibi^ons , Auxiliary to St, Mary's hos.pltail at the Angllsh Parish Hall recently, The i'H'l prize (a dinner for two at the Cedars inn) was won by Mrs. M, MfVAcar and Mrs. G, Davis with'-a score \\i{ 8720, Winner of the 2nd prize was Mrs, G. A. Whlllrw whose score wan 01 IK), Mr, V, J_.citn.kti received the door prize, Dlirln1.! the ln.ei.i.la$ilon there was a bake .sale, Jt 1�� limped that further bridge tournaments will be held af'ler New Year'* as this even, proved to be a success socially and financially, ut refuse access roa mtbot&ed - beforeSand.- _i_V, mn% $. jstoMI. be vmtmVedfRhdtpomi w^$��a��$e0. w��uj fl recommendation j&w' liw .'Bwtto.'I J 7: ford that g_A.i-Mtt��JteJ_^��o__^^ > y,' Y i _ ��J ii 1 . l�� > ~^< _v c1 J.B.M. Secretaire Wo^tog^^pdrted" ijte_t -lhe\\ ^y��d ffofOY '-**��� i.B.M,' hut $&&bes^*����^^^$b,fa$M&x ��i#��_#'pD^^aureagft Acreage ^all/.b�� reamed, -vftep1.' tad. - r> P *J billing "fot, water4' Mt' if 'Jte. 'j��s-Mal'1l!> . '',l X-, "''. <4 -pa ahead _vi Y" % go ahead w_&'bi_ipgi^garbage.' {+ -, Howo/Sonna tap 'bmjdt^4fe jrvespons^ QB^^^m ^ f^ti^^ ^ ! Coo__nm_ng;on^; Wnalaon:of i.tk !" ttot perhaps^ Regronal Mac* _hould J*S��SStoS| ^ Ad^*S*y^Vtemk��^ #**&*'*' . ��..... ~i Ji _. i._.i__t - . rFkaFiinti-inn- Sl__M_- rtsiaMnmoA __-.__(+ +k_�� !��/_. have considered that access crossed pri vate "property before' -_3tob____ooig a dump. - Bepeated requests from both Gibsons _ yillage Council and Begional Board to Be-' partment of Highways to provide public access .to the dump have been of no avail. Director Feeney stated rthat following Isgal advice and agreement with the owner of the property, a gate has been put a__o_s the road'and for $L00 for a period of six pioajth'Sj ithe Vala^e may use the dump. He said he ca___ot understand why department of highways can build loads for subdivisions and to places- that lead nowhere such as Tiiwanek and Gower Point but camnot provide roads to garbage dumps which are a necessity. Director Gilker observed that _ae choice of land was forced on the Board by departments of Health and Lands and the Government should make some effort to open up a road. Furthermore there is a1 pollution problem in the Village and Regional Distriot, It was .agreed >to ask the Minister of Health Hon. Ralph Loffmark to intervene and approach the department of highways. FIRM STAND Letoter from Coast Garibaldi Health Unit asking the Board to reconsider decision to terminate services of Building Inspector F. Reybun. who is carrying out inspections on behalf of the Health Unit met with unanimous refusal. Service's Wil iterminate December 31st. Director Rutherford stated the Regional District is suffering now because the building inspector's time is being taken np doing another job. Director Tyner agreed by _tw property owners ax_i��ne olhCT,!*__-.I Chamranian West ��antiopeijl 'ah��u4 lhe B^frt},, d-ast who are ^gainst infusion -into* *he'' takill�� ���� V* ,ilJltt^ ��t hosing'ikd^sabj^j'to,!; yillage of Gihsons has 'been cbsawih mp, u .��t other itoaitfeBS ���aocoiQi-ishe4.__9asit.. jHa; Thesis people prefer to remain" in .the ^e. ' stated-he is-worakd about the garbage gional District as they liy'B on the other $ set-up. ��� yiy},\\ side of Gibsons Creek and it is'not' ��co- ^ permits wimkally fea^We for &e VUla^opw- | g^ ^^ ^^ ' ^m vide services to which they are attfta). .^ j^^,^ .Jf g^^ <3aik���fl.I^X Director Fe��ney who as ^also litayor of | mented plications should be submitted to the Be-' 1 iMiT ' f giooal' Board for approval. However umtil Z. ��� 4 I j j -j^. j. . -i. i the Regional Board is eKte to supply water. Regional Board decided to support a no applica,ttflias e^^ te hm u^y petition drawn up by property owners in _ ��� . . ��� the Selma Park-Davis Bay area requesting -1 > ��� ~,x a 30 m.p..h. speed limit to protect children fJrCHICll BB OAPO Sechelt and older people. ..���, * Secretary Gooding stated it is really outside the Board's jurisdiction but these people have no-one else to appeal to. Director Harvey Hubbs observed there has been cue fatal accident at the top of the hill and unless something is done there will be another. The .petition will be forwarded to the department of highways. ���.<1, 'U F-f *'". 1 ~4*p for 4.1h> fun.glcld'C'u of A.prll and th. pi-sllcldi'S iof May. r -t"V-*l^^ BEAUTY SAIO 883-2201 EXPERT . CUTS - COLOR Tho way you -PERMS like |t. Open Thimday. Firday & Saturday (I .a'irpiecei ond Wigs Styled) 1 ' *i 24 ox. tint. Berry Sox Asstd. SCOPE MOUTHWASH... ��LIVES CHOCOLATES m"9_ &_/|i^g_)li>i Lindsay Med. Ripe, 14 ox. it r. Frozen, ( Marcus 6 ox. tins for W)My t. ** -p ^**S^ ��� , .^T WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TQ LlMlt QUANTITIES GECMELT VuoatEaltx P [��,,��,./". C,i'lt..(. ,.."' I.f ���"' "'' ' .IF,^ ,/�� . *, -l*X..���F,,.^,,A..*,,fl,K��.,,!.���*���ftll^. .fl.^/f,^,,)..^, !,'��� !��|,,rt.V��'Jl'FF>"FF;F;fF,f/>|.fti.f'f,.*1... ���,.*..41.��.ijF,p,lr, X.-J'.i\\ll'-A-4t'--4lf,-,*,.l' ��?,.'{'4,lX>'4X.trl-'X:V^4-'*.4> .y,,,fj,,.,^\\��$:,^,,0,,A.,0,tf.f-,. he oairie to .Ottawa as an MP. 1 hav�� never asked hiim why- Proibaibly he had soirae reason. - Since January, 1988., he h^s heen in the calWnet end sinee last autumn's reshuffle, he has heen Minister for .the Indians, of which he isn't one, and and the voters o�� SainfMaudee riding will all have their tunr'at criticism.) He is a ��__n young man wiih a harried. anxiouS" face. In the House .of Commons he answers almost all questions in French, haying been almost without English until he came to Ottawa. However in puMic meetings when asked questions in English, he answers -hem very hhtu-ly with a miru- mum no retreat to iflowery euphomisims V -At-an early meeting <_f the Parliamentary Standing Oamimittee of Indian Alflfairs and Northern Development, Mr. Chretien slpotae for 55 minutes of his plans and ibis department's present philosophy. The excerpts in .ihls cjotann represent no more than about,, four of those 55 minutes, jso they are, perhajis, unfairly listed out ".if 'context. Bping snippets of speech, they will also appear abrupt and disoon- nected. However, these are measured words, and worth study: THE WNBT3BB. SAYS: "The Indian and Eskimo people have' their own object-yes and goals, it is not the reisponsibility of the FGovernment to define them. The J>e- partmental role is to establish its own policies so that' Indian and Eskimo individuals1 ���can determine and reach itheir ovhp. goals within the (Sraimeworfc of Canadian 'society. "It is She objective cf the Government that Indian and .Eskimo people shall he able* to! choose their, goals' for theamselivies and have ithe capability, training and the clear right "to set aibout achieving them. There should be no social harriers preventing our Native people from ipursuing their aims within our society and they must he given the.opportunity to draw upon'ihe resources of society to proyide them ,J?V" F | | I I F ZocGlmew <,,��,, i v',ri,Y - - ��� -^ 1,L,���<_1|111 tension; iacreose no mate lor: Bkjioakeling prices Freak Accident THE MAXIMUM of (the *_>hlhon-d ,01d Age Security pension and\\&e>\\j-ftwK?nteedi Income supplement will rise from, $_Q7_L0 to $109.20a month-in January, ..3SG9,It was announced hy the |_eall!th a_4 .W-Pare Minister John Munro. At Hhe same time, Mr. Munro and j-teviemue .Minister J.-P- Cote announced increases an1 .contributions *���__������.--���-�� and henefits under the' Gabada' Pension Cy^^P^jpt Plan, also effective in Janu^y. ��__������___.. . Immediate responce from T, W. Green, spokesman from Powell Stiver senior citizens was -"We must be 1hauls_U_ for any increase, but it's not as much as we had hoped for." Green said that at the June meeting in New Westminster when pension" ers prepared their brief for presentation to the federal government they asfeed for $125. 'That figure was unreasonalbile.-They should have asked for something more realistic.'. Green went on to say that when increases such as this are related to the will receive contribution tables incorporating ithe changes before tbe end df fins year, i -Mr. Munro stated that all retirement pensions being paid under the Canada, Pension Plan at lhe end that 'passes, the ^^s^^l^^a^^a^s^nTe^f^S ?? ** ^^f^ to ?��*"������� to bring those goals within .their reach. 'They must bave the .same degree of self-governing local ins&tutions as other Canadians. They must have access ito the same mstitutions as other Canadians. They must hav(e the opportunities toj achieve for themselves itheir own aspiratitais. ipro*v_ded, of course, that money is available at, that time, at reasonable'rates.1' The following, referenda were approved- lOoquitlam, $_1,.14,S00; North Vancouver, ' $65tf*lj,an (Scopgc of tho ISuinrard Indians hiiH said that when the dndlnns off jb�� West CoJist wamtod to make a dugout canoe, they hollowed out a long stra.ufbl. cedar log mnd then sought another piece of .cedar appropriately shaped to provide ' a prow for their vessel. They hrout.it tho two pieces of wood together and rulbbed '" them, one .aigalnst the other until they had a perfect.; watertight fit. That is hpw it ,���,yirwust be with two cuiturew, saya Ohilelt " j,' 'George, ilhey must nub against one 'another, ''.' nelUher giving any more tlum tho olBier until they wchkvo'a ipertoct iflt." ��� Y October that this fonmula would be extended to include administration rooms, libraries, laboraitories, as well as essential classrooms. 'So far in November $1,438,438 worth Of school construction has been authorized"to proceed. During tbe past three calender years, British Cktanbia has built more than 3,300 new > classrooms and 241 gymnasiums and activity rooims. Door to door nut sale ~ helps Guides and Scouts - IT IS A seasonal time xrf the year for Nut Drives and on Saturday in -the Pencter Harbour area/ residents wil be asked tin support the Parents Group to Girl Guides who will be 'holding the Annual Door^to Door Nut Sa&e, commencing ait 10 a_n* In _be S-sbeflt aarea jpe0$&fc wiU "be a month. The comt-ned aqaonthly benefit for those who receive both'the old age security pension and the' (maximum .supplement .in 1989 will be $109.20 compared to the current payment of 1OT.10. Maximum' pensionable earnings, under the Canada Pension Plan,' Wr. Cote, isaid, will 'rise by $L00 froan the present ti&Mto to $5,200, Ma_3_ai_n yearly contributions by employers and -employees wall increase pom ���the curoent $81.00 to 0e new pgyae-Ldf $82.80 each. (Maximum annual contribu-ions by sc-^-tmployed person^ wSpl anciriease from $_G2 ito $l-_.60. Canadian eioployeris ILI-CfOilS ^ It is with great pleasure that I again offer my services to Ae community as Al- dennon for Ibe Village of Sechelt. Haying previous!), served as Commissioner for two years I am quite familiar, with the requirements ��f rite district ��nd pledge myself to tbat/end. It bas become increasingly obvious during tbe past two years that a strong voice b sadly missing on council and tbis fact js very evident by lock of achievement during Ibis period. Many projects facing'us bave to be accomplished ond it is my firm view tbat insufficient attention has been paid to tafcign full Advantage of govern* mental grants available for various municipal activities. l_*cat taxation will provide little, but, considerably more could be carried out should council take steps to obtain grants which in some cases are-there for the asfcing. ' The * _a__5_(ter emphasized that school eons$ri_dio__ costs must be-watched care tp^W'^^^m^^mSSf^T^, ���^-asTsM^mppm-m^-'S&Si^, ahd Distlcf salid1 Ms department will continue .to sciru- !tiui_e carelfully .every project siito-ieted jfcr-apjproval. "Our progralm will be in difficulty if the school boards neglect to use the most econopiic methods', and ways of conducting Bay Scout Ajssn. when boys wiU be out selling nuts from door to door. Both organizations do a tremendous job ���and fully justify the generous jsupport which xesideirts have always shown in the past. iywmmiwimm WMMWIIWMWWmtWMMMMWUMIWIWMMMWIlia .?B-E>����t gfA-tiBOU��r CG___D8T WHOM '..,YV C^EW OFFICE MOUIIS ;' IwlOWAY to TMIJII^DAY 12 noon to 4:3�� p.m. ��� . ��� fUtlWf ,12. noon M- B'pm. y [:-':Py pp::':' :;:;ci^_3i_.'::'Satiji�� ��� mtmmmttmtmmmmmmmmtm^imtmmmmmi4m4nmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF SECHELT P.O. Box J29 - Sechc!l> BX:�� . PUBLIC NOTICE ,i? hereby given to the Electors of the Village of Sechelt, that at the'close of Nominations for the Office of TWO (2) ALDERMEN and (1) School Trustee, at 12 o'clock NOON, on' the 25th day of November 1968, the following persons have notified me in accordance with the "Municipal Act" that they gre candidates for the Election, os: '��� SCHOOL TRUSTEE Abode Surname HAYES Other JMomey John Murray Sechcft, B.��. JENKS Occupation Theatre Owner Roynnond Barry Sechelt B,C. One (1) to be elected for Two (2) years - ��� ' ' Y ' (, . ' r , ! ���' ' ' ' ALDERMAN _________!___. BENNER, Joseph L. Selma Park, B.C. idc LANGE Dorothy A-elc Wilson Creek, B.C. Merchant Retired THOMPSON Morgan WATSON Sechelt, B.��. Merchant Norman f. Sechelt, B.C. Merchant i Two (2) to be elected for Two > (2) years. ^nd further take notice that a;Roll has become necessary at the'Electipjri /now'ipen^iing to; Elect �� School Trustee and Two Aldermen and that I jhaye aranted"said Poll ,f , .... , ��� I ,���'������'���'.���'���. ��� ��� Such Poll wil. be opened' at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Sechelt, B.C. on Saturday/ December 7th, 1968, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. of which every person is hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. . , . ... . . I ' : ! ��� Given under my hbnd at Sechelt, B.C. this 25th day of November A.D. 196,9. ,, ,' Y " W. J. 'mayne .,''. Returning Officer mmmm ���f <�����_-��� mm l��>��l��l��_l��lF��llll-l^y'|l��W��IW>l����l����lll��l)ll|l!llill|l������"''lll'lllwl' ^", *"*'" \\Mfmmqim4.*m,4,vnm*mmm,nnmm>nm*0mmm��*mmrtn0ii��0**m^**imm4i<*.w.mw0��mm^. PiPil 'EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURWf EVENING? TIL MIDNIGHT'* ' f^^^M4MmimmnimmmnmmmMmnnmm��m��min4)m0i40qmmit6ii&ti^ WIWMWWtl ti_n_*_w��*F<1.* .u>^,,^^^^^_^M< v s jei-;S' it ^^^V^tr^^^FVV^V W*W ^f^0*ff M"05V^V*��^V->. ' \\b~ u��m '', ** �� v ��� .' ���'%A,- t. ��J.,v> ' ^ - < ."-Y *> i' i -' r>* 0-*illV''/ - ' . 'Y^V',Y-^'J Y*> "V ^ YT *" *~ nN ^ ' 'v ..*'a _ v-v *- J* _���" i * . \\lu P��ge B-2 % Peninsula times r W_4fl_ydftft December 4,I$6j| ^ -__---_------qi^___^^ lljijft i_^aggiB!^B--aa^ff.__l-tl'._��'l ii-WI_ty_HTO-_.iM-*W��7��Wtlt_��Mfc'i T "' ^*-ta^ste'^ii^ ol School ��istrict No, 46 ^tey-l),^ , ��- . -' v. rPK \\ Tp he specified by the British C&Uurtbia lime ����*Jhe borrowing and payable over a jmod^ff ptt(-_ds o^^w^-iqg.^finjy'fly* 'yeaTs from the date or respective dates jlhejceof. inrush jpradpalfttpoljQte Wife. Board,may fyom time to time deem necessary to .jraise 'net sums *m��j&xs>g&nfag iin -USB* aggregate'-One MdEoja, Six. w 2 ���a $ 37,700 12,000 2,700 32,700 _;2" ��_ g ���^ a. ���tm. $585,100 <��� * ��� Sechelt Bowling IiONELMcCU^^i'and^t^Porter'iteamed '����� up to win (the Doubles "axiurnament held on Sunday, November 24th, they had a combined scor* of 4840 for 10 games, with . Lionel averaging 250. and 'Pat 199; Sports Glubt. Ena _tep__strong ��2? 1252), Jean Eldred 273, Jjl ^bCmstt ��57 .(267), Pete Jorge-stop J650., ^��an Eobhason 3621, Jay Mi&M &&, Ray YlSewmm W4. LadieS Tues: Esther Berry ;274, Firahk Starrs 626, (.195, 236, 195).. Ladies JVed.: ^Masr-y Heiwierson 651 .(251), .��� Hazel Skytte 629, iR:ose:._aa!CrisQ_! 625 '.('252). Mixed 10,pin; D_anne,Iteeley .250 i(>142), .Gordon McCouirt^ .,-,....., ,. Pender: Muriel Caspaienon, 614. -Red/Robinson 637. Cc-mmer-cial: Doug Turner 757 .(286), Fern TayJorms (_-��)v%oy%ut.9n TTS'tSk) . Cauleicin MeCuaig i619. Jmiicrs: ;Ke__iy"'Ca^ey :302 ("192), "Melody Farewell 299 (173). Y ��� , ���'-��� - Seniors: Susan Joi-^enson 317 (172), Tim /.-.rjBie 291 (262), Sco_t|Heflderson 221. (b) Purchasing, constnicfiitg, reconstruet- ing JMiUa_-gs,.ft��r s^_Wl*p_^pases or ��se_acoimei_ion_h��_ewStti; ^EiphinstoneSecondary '' Langdale Elementary Seehelt Elementary RS Will'be"t'Sken onJSaturdaj, Beeember 7, 196�� between the hour* of &00 a.m. wd^'Wp.m. scC* " " ' " RURAL AREA f*AM Nelson Island���General Store-���'&. PostfOffice Egmont School ; [x- G ar den Bay���-Lloyd'. Davis1 Onioe Madeira Park'Scliool Halfrnoon Ray School ���Seehelt-Sehool Davis .3ay-School :fed)j��*t*:Creek School EUjrfuns.tpne Seh��i��fi LangSIe School Gambier Isl_nd���Maxwell Residence ' Boweai. Islairid; School MUNICIP^LiTiES GIBSONS���Municipal -!jm . ��� ' ; _".'JS. ,;^4ETZLER, SecxetaryVTreasuxer , . V Scflobl District No. 46 t /-/'/-/i-M-**/!-/ TYK MtWA��S(tfP.'-5ICpil?tvfi.C. DAILY SCHEDULE FLIGHTS BETWEEN Downtown Vancouver - Gibsons - Pender'Harbour area and Sechelt. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY V__ooiry��r P����dor Hbr. Sechelt Gibsoni 9:00 am 7:30 am 8:00 am 8:15 am 1:00 pm 11:30am 12:00pm 12:15 pm CONNECTING TLlGHTS TO LCGGI.f!G<:A>/P5 {SUNDAY ONLY , ^UEAVES6 Vancouyer fender |Hbr. tUchelt Ql>��omi 1:00 pm 11:30 am 12:00 noon 12:15 pm Includtfi Thormatiby, Helton, ond^eatc- Iddnd. PLEASE R_Sr:RVE SEATS IN ADVANCE. CONNECTING FLIGHTS TO VICTORIA ARRANGED. LASSmES' SPIfffS .WEAR Pfeone 606^9994 ��� Sunnycrest Sh��>pping Centre AT YOUI. PO?,l.lAfl LUMBER AND BUB__3!WG ' ' 'stimij-S.".' Serving The Sunshine Coast G'UU:' ^tJ|l01NG 005-2203 - Sedtelt, B.C. ��^iiiM��.Kiii.li|iiiBiJiii|l>y.l��i8i-iulir��';;'rvilwii'ii(lli)i'"n.iriiai-iiii u, ,i.tf.tas VI51T OUR LARGtE DISPLAY OF TOP QUALITY NEW .AHD USED FURNITURE Pender. Harbour ���... 19.25 | ONE WAY fARES TO OR FROM VANCOUVER: I Blind _tay - ...A..��� ..._..^W0 Earls Cove ... .20.-5 Ruby'Lake L- L2..70 Egmont _,���: 19.60 Sakinaw Lake ���. :: 2!.70 Sechelt .__ 9.00 Secret Cove .....16.45 Gibsons ���T 9.00, ��� Thormanby 1.17.15 Keates Is _'. .'....... .��� 9.00 Vanguard 22.40 ALL OTHER RATES ON REQUEST liolf forelm* chiidrcn ��t>doH 12 accompanied by adult. .RATES AND SOfCDULC SUBJECT TO CHANGE i_-_g__a_-g>8zggaigg|g-gi^^^ KING SIZED ME^LS AT BUDGET PRICES ' at la mm- ON HIGHWAY 101 at SECHELT FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS PHONE 885-2311 i-EVEHS TELEVESBON & HADIO STIRfO - .B^ W pnd COLOR T.V. Fully equipped for Coloi T.V. Deoler for ZENITH-PHILIPS-RCA FLEETWOOD Better than City Prices Phono 806-22S*> CSISSOHSs, o.c. SB^BBi_kii^w_ita��iiiaiiaBa�� Srougfit to you hy ihese -progressive places of business . FESTIVE DIPS FOR POTATO CHIPS Christmas ��M ��nack oervti potato diips Whlah hove ibeen healtid in the ovm" sprinkled with Grated choddar or Parmesan Che��.>se. They will tdko-aljowt JO i��n1mirt��s to heat on a cooklo sheet with tho oven at 350". BAWTA'S ffAVQURITE DIP 1 3 07. packaoe Croam Cheese 1 10 or. can tomato noup' I package _lry french onion soup mix Mix the cream chenw. pnd j.oup until iimooth. Add the coup mix, Combine well arid store. In tho refrlperotor. Makes 1 % cups. Appliances - 1".V. - Radio IPUone 805-2058 - Sechelt- B.C. j M^ii fBumbli! BEATMfi & SUIPPLIES Your Kemtone Sherwin Williams Paint Dealer Phono 386-9533 Gibsons, ft��. .j Where fashion is a byword Smart Shoppers aro "found at . . ��� ^ Holene's fashion Shoppe (B&bixom, BX. - Ph. 8G6-9941 amp 3___S 1 fESTIVE TUNA DIP 1 pockage (3 ox,) cream cheer, coftened 1 <.up fiour cream 1 -can (7 iPJ-... tuna drained flakecj \\fA cup��tuffed otlyws : @lend cream cheese sp. Ihorj-erpi. Ish il tsp, worebestFerthlre rmtco MA tsp. salt i KteS-^^-a^^^SKs^ssass-S-s^-S xssLLx m 11m m ILL COMPLETELY INSTALL A NEW SHELL f-URNACE Cornplete with oil burner, ducts ^tl4^^-f^l^ / , f_���, r -��_J. *is$$MY-ifaMpvt^^L^mt.%.\\ Y^m, ' Y' / Y^^/VY-?' te? vY1 ,%' ** t \\M^i^ lfaliW-vi*p\\i^4*^ Vi**-*^&,iv*^ ff. . ( �����+���*<����. ��� >Pen3eir< stock with district rejects plans for rezoning Most interesting .$ane& at Sife-ji-iday's Folk Fesilivar^s the^B^feoo'Daiice presented 1?y ^da&cers ftfHBa'Jt&e fitpfi- I pines. Long ' Bat3-3?��D. k��tt_^-/wej5B broughtog-fey and $e^r#ed;��ilast rhythmic tempo-as the��%arfi'f��Qted * dancers danced _)etw_^iihem�� From , . _ 7., .. i Left are: Mike Armenia; Bread-. Lantern Dance ��� : . _.,.-.' Y <5QMQEiRIN -over >��ie . 2ie@-(_i_al - .Daste_e*'�� replied Y^Tbey are ��ot secret -and have been Mills; Ike Sy; "Ana" "Marie "Valera; One of the.mosfrkeaufciful dances per- beauty or .he-dancersy tieir. beaujtV' " proposed zoning,,and jsulxJivisjon con- released to the press." Vance Noriega'; Nanette San Victtores formed at Arts Council sponsored, ful rose pink and white dresses,aad trol by-laws has led^ Pender Haaibour and Explaining imipleiinentatiwi of the pro- ane ^nven the ^la,ws and then cussed; Tile minister polluted out that tts is -not public meetings would be held. _ DECISION possible but the question of whether or not, Director Tyner pointed out that no Tiie Board agreed that a Regional Ad- an area participates m any particular proper meeting way held in Bender Hair- visory Planning Commission be set up com- iunction jls entirely tup to the electoral area b^y- before the Btegioaa! District was pri^6d of two representatives from each concerned. The -'Minister further stated formed electoral area, these will be people other thai the hospital function is the only com- _ , TT ���_._.__.-. ��� ttKlD- directors and the villages may appoint pulsory function throughout the Sunshine Director Harvey Hubbs wiho is also cor- a member 0f their own Advisory Planning Coast Regional District. culatlon m'ana^r f��r Hie Peninsula times Comlmissions. pointed out that closer to 65% of Pender Director Gilker commented that there is Letter from the Pender Harbour and Hanbour residents read the local press, jiot a clause in the zoning by-law which adopts : Distort Ratepayers Am. -read ��t test 10 per cent as tie Ratepayers quoted when such a commission i week'? Regional District meefang stated they objected to the way the Regional Dis- , '��� - that the property owners in the Pender triet was fomned. by notification in the ~ Harbour area should have the right to. vote }ocai pre&s on any function they are to;a.eept. - Secretary hooding quoted from Sec. Planning is one of the functions includ- 735 0j ^ Municipal Act whack empowers .STARRING Deon Martin, Stella Stevens Cartoon and Single Technicolor - Cinemascope Starts B'-p.m. Out 10 p.m. FRIDAY. SATURDAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 7 and 9 ' 5." s^" , ,, Scottish Piper ��� Piper wih'iCiredg pix��V;ided live scbt- performed a -seled-on of .popjajlar dan- tish mti��ip 'fox the yojj^jg dancers toff ces jJiclud_dg Slh^ Swor4 Dahce. Diannel^air^'s school-^-dancing who ���. 1 * j( ed in the Letters Patent when the Regional the Board to prepare Regional plans, mean- 1 j District was formed but Pender Harbour mg a general scheme for projected use of ' Ratepayers feel that inadequate ikotic& of iand ^^x^ the Regional District, intention was -given the residents in that ,0halpman West oteewed mat ^ Board aJe is \\v__ijag to accept re<^_3menda'tion from The letter further stated: "The proposed pendef Harbour -and District Ratepayers. _oning by-law and the proposed subivision D t T Monm^d the Board that e^r^2^S\\^eVs JSKSBS1 S��/?vSa^Sgggg ��: andS^ies/SnS^eommercial fi&og and h��� f*^1" to ���f"1 &eir 7*" lo-ging, _bot_fl bei-gtiored, was' unbeliev- . ^^ ��> ^e meeting Secretary Good- able. Also the development of a mining in- *����� -��ported on-a meeting [he bad'attended . dnatxy is <_>mple!tely igaaored. These by- *&**& ��,s **&- <* TOicipal AffiEairs laws fail to .consider that our axel is in a (pfenning divn.) in BumM>y. Legislation state of rapid growth and they make no ^ ^ rJP .Sptewnal application 'Sor sulbdivu- proper .provisioi'for the re-iocation of busi- ^^ were discussed which Mr. Gooding ness areas. They would *STR.CT Mo. tyi- (SECHELT) Bok 220 - ���5bsons/ B.C, . ,.;..vii.j.i ,'' . '. r,''' .'.���:. .���7; i Public .notice Is'hereby given to J he electors of the School '^i'!; tendance Zone above mentioned, thpt a poll 1_as become necessoiryFyt.!';! the election now pending, ,ond that I have granted ��uch''po'lI; ���and'furf'Hiefr. [\\\\ that the persons duly nominated as candidates .at the .said electionj'foir whom only votes will be received,'are:��� ,',,'.'; TWO TO Bp fLBCfEp Surname DUJITNICK V/olfcr CLAYTON MALCOLM THOROLD Christian Names _-___, -*�� Terrn'off, . I.. ���'. li'i.c: ...T,,.JI,,,, hi,. 1, ,L, ���_riMd*_OI YOUR i^RO/INQIAL GOVERNMENT I1NDSYOUTO _ . ��� ' .., Ml. Occupado^ '% 'IfiMw;' ���" West Sedite'";; 2 '-yeairs 'Y, West S��ch(*It" ��� ,; 2 years Francis f^ninsula f^mdei^O^mt. 2 years I RR No. J# 5pd��elfr n-��-��.!| ^edieolpF^tW':;?1 .. ' ���'McfidiskV > 7 If Mp^llm(��|r|MSflf7 ' ��l'l".�� '."FI l|�� 'F i.il'lnll -/ Such Poll be opened onYrhe 7th day of'December, 1968, tetweertilfH^ ,', hours of /8,:00.a.m. and 8:00 .p.m. at��� " j ' ;:������' ! ;|n* : Nelson ��� Island ��� 3Mct-t__noi;."Ff*^''tWhp-if.;^J'.-���'!,'��� Egmont School , ���'';., .'Secjhclt :School '"'Y '':"'.:'��� ''JQardeM Say - 'Uloyd'DayJs4''CMVlcic)" '���WdlfittcKtoi ��ay.School.'.' of ��tMd} every person Is hereby (required to |(^-/)n(^l0-.��ihd goveiw himself *JCcofidinig1y_ , <5iy��n under my band ..his 29th -Jay-of iNove^er, 3968. 1 ��! ��� ,S0cr#ary-Tnea��iirer. ,j. ��� Y-:I||,I>','|\\ , , $thoc^:DJ-tr5c*.Nb.,^6XS��(!7lneIt^.^;;,"i;; ; .������'������ ���on'beiha'lif <��f the iReiliurn'Jriig ��f'|(i��ei\\ ��� i . ' ' '!r4^''^., _j...i). jj.ui 1.1 in-] iimn 11 mi .urn hut '��� 1 - 11 -i 11- 1 1 1 - ' "- "- 1 '"*' Each year. Homeowners mu^t apply to their respective Municipalities for thf�� Orant :^hm frp-ym�� their .tome taxes. You must apply tor this Grant not later than Mm MiV'ot December each year. rnvmnumt of bbjtish Colombia Department of Finance Parliament Buildings, Victoria, British Columbia ,*,<_. �����B_,iiHl_vn��_._#m_.t. ni�� iiiiIW-HIKi . 'Kti^ltfafiW^^ ^ '_f* '''', ��� : ' \\..0'.ttt fl.A *Tf*��,j1.,..-v ,# .,* ���H'.^V' I ��� ���*.,. ��.-�����- *���(-_. j *<���.�����. (���..<*.' -*Vi��*-.rf��..��* xf-.^f ���> ifV^.v,^,, 1*,.,J. ,,"t., *-��*.tf If*, f**H.(* ^.rf^ ��*-)>.*��-"���'(,.<"_ pf*' ^!W**..ip��*�� t^,^^,irtF^Jffv.^T^'t^>r^1^v^-i^'F^V^^^^ "*'>M V \\ "__}___k __��,/!__ _.**_*',_.*- _>/��� .*���?-*" Halfm :UappUt%ltigs JVS .������ * _-.>������* ''' ^fe- .> I I *i4��y ___________S_iS^^' \\ NUMBER a old __i_j^rln .cgtieex. _s__e__ come Beaefc ior �� _w__ber of ye&is. >Jfc& \\jwuns -rjjttd 'ihe atea13reeej_%., m Godfrey has" xkm. sold __��. __��ne in Vm- seemtd qui'e like 0H,|bmessiQ _$ra Mo couver -u_Tls1s_4fa_. io, an .parfopeatIir /I Rjt Koll-rmao, ih$ m$m mihex Kerrisdiale. She is j_9Q_ffsg'* _rto back , rf the Hd Jaii on BaylShell^tlc^-andM^ east ito- OtaStan*. tp vm Her daughter Cmnie Laniiam win? rm'ihe* H&toft&it Sheila a_d fter $asa%, '- Clf*. .Shop fjr ttuariy yeixs.'- L' ? - vr M' Kjlerxoapwaslu-tona^slt'ln^ FILM SgfMSS > * lH\\ , Jljrr s u H jt Springs and was lhe ��iest af Dfecemlber 4tlih will be tihe las. film ��&����. ta_ R*d Rob n_.>_<_ at Middle JPadat,.. !_W m *he present series ?_ ihe Welcome !&eax_)i Ljrnj__r\\ raam friends iivS_l Jtie glad to ^^ ^>fi iwwg^aanime "Under J_�� Jmitik .tar b^L ha b_nigbtt a properly'in.Sechelb &bar,F wil Incite *^e ^ady J��i__iey$ *��� ard i�� *it .if there petmanej&y. -' ��r& Vilhja__mr Stefa_-_on'J aod *fHenty tax- 'pta* tn pa��-t ^uimimer eoakafc^i�� a jg&d sen's Wpfthwest Passages/* Me__b��*s�� are nijniK cjmp _a the northern pari ol $&, reminded ithat tile ���show new starte at 2 p^m. "__k-_ 1 itrt was only one o%��r wom&tf in thc c np und she did-', tblidc ithere was'. CHR,STMAS DINNER an Djd T .in thing else between them ^>�� Welcome Beaih Ckmiinunity Assor unl Ut \\u' c Circle. , cialion is pilanrdng its Christaiials dinner lor Anjt ti f rmer xesident -who has .re-- Saturday, ol>e��emIber 14'th and this year it % tuintJ *t it Sunshine Goasd. jls __ficha��- w^i ^ served .smorgasbord style. �� !��� jlt\\ . j j i<. ��rk_og at Port Mellon an$.t More memSters are needed for an aiSter- Mj.j" at Iu home of his ajrnt, jUEn. noon series of dressmaking classes planned Cuck \\,tr in West Sechelt ,- at the W-elcome Beaoh Ball sbarBjoe in. Raj,. MeC-ady, who ias fceen im ^ January. Anybody interested _iease Me- t.it al 1 t m St. Paul's Hospital, ^an-. phone Mrs. Boy Holgaie at 885__3B l iunr \\ _s imported lasit weefceu.d i�� be.-- sli - r -nPavement. -��� -, ��N VACATION, Mrs Ma \\ Walkesr is home a-ter-aiwo-I Word town IMJr. And Mrs: JFVancis Stone ctk cjarter bus pip to OaBfornia andT 1S that ^^ ^tog Pnanfiis* old _s__oap��g Tiuana Mt>ito Her levelling cam&at&mi grounds at Bristol, they yere lea-wing for \\a^ . - ����� d fr tad "Mrs JEithel Mc$bee ffi a vml to sjinny^pain. 'They were Iplansiiflg N<\\ \\\\t nua tir.T2__ey very much en|oyed| to ** ba<*: in England in iwe for lC5hari_sit- thi i-^ anj trt planmng another for next, ^ff ^ A ,. ., . - p.i _2^ K�� returning wanderer is Alexi - -- - ��� = ^���~ ~~ Eh 4 i 1'rm.e at RedroolEfs afifcer vis_t-. |0tNl-l4 ��kridma* xhecuxLUt Santas Helpers ; t ; -ife pick mp your trade after Christmas^ WITH AUTOMATIC STITCHES 2-SP����D POWER RATED MOTORS AUTOMATIC TENSION ��� CLIP-ON PRESSURE FOOT Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Arthur Gurney. ���Photo by Dennis Gray, Seehelt. Gurney-Price vows . . . Gibsons couple united during pretty ceremony IN GIBSONS United'Church at 6 p.m. on November 23nd, 1968 with-Bev. W. M.. Cameron, officiating, a prebfy. wed___ig was performed, ujmting m marriage Miss Patricia Billie Price, yoi__g_s. jdanghter of Mr and Mrs ���> William G. Price of Gower Point Road, Gibsons and Robert Arthur Gurney, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. R*g A. Gurney of Redd Road, Gibsons. The church was decorated with red and white carnations on the pews and assorted flowers at the altar. Nuptial music was played by Mrs E Freer at ibhe e Ph ���^ FREE ARM ��� Model 707 SANTA SPECIAL - $249,00 wifrh trade GIFT PRICES ON OMEGA SEWING MACHINES fw v ' i3R_i: .a.$^0 fetai -v i RESTRICTED TWILIGHT THEATRE GIBSONS Miss Wendy Gurney, Shannon Whieldon from Haney was flower girL Best man was Jim Gilleit, while sharing usher duties were Gary Price and Jim Gurney The bride's mother wore white with silver accessories and a pink rose corsage The mother of the groom was attired m a turquoise suite with black accessories and her corsage was of yellow roses At the reception held in the Legion Hall, red and white sitireameirs were used as decoration, Master of Ceremomes was Jim Shepherd Robert Hawkin proposed the toast to the bride Servers were Miss Audrey Hermann and Miss Mary Wray " Out of town guest ware Wayne and Mary Iindmain, Bob aind Ruth; Booth from Mission City, Fred and Ann Shepherd of Whon- nock, Mrs Gladys Johnson and F Mason from New Westminster, Herb, Betty, Shirley, and Jackie M-Niehols' cf Richmond, Kirk and Wigndy Vioen from Coquitiam, Doris and Lone KnitgM from Surrey, Reg and Arden Shannon and M_c__t-_ Whieldon otf Haney, Bob Lope-husky, and Carol Franson, of Oloverdale, Shirley Browne, Raymond and Heather "ftotfh, Helen Lasb, Dody Taylor, Eric Veale, Mrs A J- Gur- nsy, George and Evelyn^ Gunaey, Jan Gurney, Dave Doig, Gerald. vdes Duer, Diane and Ron Gallvitz, all of,!Vl-.ncouver. r.1 . Grocers peel ih&ir eyes for affluent shoplifters A RECENT' survey by Canadian Grocer ,.. disclosed that even the well-to-do are .prone to shoipliftang���'that items are not usually taken by down-and-outers but by those who are light-fingered toy nature. iPilferers will take '"pretty near anything," as one chaiij store manager put it. I A prize haul from one supermarket was a 15-lb. ham, a standout compared to the usual "free" shopping by non-paying customers of 'Cigarettes, razor blades; health ' and beauty .aids, flat steaks and canned lobster that escape from .every chain store. Stores prosecute 'shoplifters in relation to ithe gravity .of thc offence, but as a rule pilferers are simply asked to take their business 'elsewhere. In prosecutions, theije is a need for "sub- stantiail .evidence'' that a person Intended to stcql| the item, thus, meaning an arrest can only be made after the person leaves' the store, and then the onus is on the store to'.prove the shopper hadn't merely forgotten to :pi(y. The Canadian .Grocer survey says shoplifting costs probably run to one per cent. Hardest hit Is the drug section, where hair ishnimippos. and toothpaste arc removed from their cartons and the empty boxes replaced on the shelf, Stores which sell can openers 'have double trouble, People steal the openers .to open soft drink bottles or .cans, consume the contents, hide 'the empties, and take the openers home with them. .' '���^-S"!-*! FI I IL Be the Lady who makes heads turn in a party dress from Thriftee Ladies' Wem Marine Drive Gibsons ^.V^-^^w^V- F*rf*^ i��� * v PORTABLE ��� Model 82F f Straight stiteJi * Round Bobbin ��� Forward & Reverse 'Darns and'Mends Sale Price ��� $5430 Pi, iPi$? fiviif^i-}. CABINETS to' fit ali Standard base Machines fram $39.95. tJfjSHJNII iwine 2IG ZAG ��� Model R-300T with MAGIC LEVER ��� Overcasts ��� Makes Button Holes 0 Embroiders ��� Portable $84.50 Sole Price AUTOAAATIC���Model TAMB-2 ��� Built in Patterns ��� Butttonholer-Blindstitcher with Motor and Light ��� A Complete Machine $119.00 with trade CREDIT OF COURSE��� Bank financing. No Payments tiJI January. REPRESENTATIVE; MRS. MONA HAVIES | -4VBKVIW ILR.lSechelt' j? " A MADEIRA MAHINA Modcira Park, B.C. 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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.

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