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Yn-.fi: \^. f* .J T* ? r***> <--.*���<���> * t-J ���< ��� ���> ��� *jf w '����� t West .Canadian Graphic Industries Ltd., * "V-"-" ^y, v **/ -i* V K * stttteflotente' ��si;' ftiidgef; cut�� - s IT IS A grave error "to wpTa-pp feach-jng eEfc, '���Grounds; Bob'lEtutterU&todithat bating 1$ad" * ciency and quality with- money, -teb-rtei-t worked \yeH a-nd^-regarding a -janitor (being Secholt Schoql'District igMperiniendentiR^iB. in, srt)2iidlraceY wflTe-reve-r pos-jible overtime Jrlaniia, speaking alt%rita*$ BoardmeeUne .-^a'g'Wo'jded,-; \, '���.��<������,. < ���t held on JTOiajy 23rd/' , <; , The Board agr1��od'to support in prdtieiple , Mr.-'Wanna-an^de his comment wihen Jh/er tHe ?Rgcreatio�� Centre.��� A tetter from'Rec- Board was discussing . arrangements' for meeting with Sechelt Teachers' Associa&on to cla-rdfy a statement that ithe Bo--iittro&�� cut tho budget without lowering educational standards. " , ��� - _��� ,������ It was- agneed that the new Eduaa'tion' and iPubBo Relations committoe comprised' of 'trustees! vAgnes Labonte, I?.eY. B. Jenks and Wm. Malcolm should arrange a meeting, with ithe Association. Mr. Hamm will also attend; tihe meeting iset tentativelyJfor January 30th, Otihar I committees proposed "by cnairman Sheila Kitson and/ approved by the Board " ate: 'jTransportai^on���iMr. Hough and Mr. Blalcolm; I'-orsonnel���-Mr. D'ouglas" and JJr. Burfatick; Finance^. & Purchasmg���iMri Hough and Br. Burtmeks -Planmng-r-Mir'S. ' Kitson, 'Mr> Hough and Dr.'Burtnick. Policy���Full Board: ' - -> < ' Dele-gate to-' the South ^Coast Branch is % Mr. Don Douglas -but -as he is presently reation 'Oealre Committee chairman vDr. Pag'tkau stated that moral support of orgaoh izaitions(yis* required. Trustee, Dr, Burtnick explained that the whole idea is to get -the Eeo-reatipn-- Centre going. * SPECIAL SEMINAR Referring to recent publicity concerning the "Use and Abuse" of drugs, Superimten- -denit R, R. Hanna stated 'he has received two 4e/tiiers, one from Education Minister Donald Brothers "and one from Assistant Supfetjnjendenjt Mr. Taylor; the person nominated to attend the 'special seminar on use of drugs, must be expected to undertake and "be mwlved in education at the district level and work in this 'field. Following Mr, Bairna'S' recommendation1 ijt was agreed tha? Special <-Cou&sellor Bud Mackenzie should attend the seminar. Mr. Hanna feels, that (the Board should takeHhe initiative jihd get, something mov- l-cg; Lheire should be two programs, one. for adults at the tdistrict 4evel and one ior-ssta- rAuthorlze'(J as second ;dos^ mail by the Post Office Deportment, Ottawa. ������ Volume 6j Mo. 8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1969 .���� i^f �� w *������ chairman of t^e branch, iMr. Douglas- *re- ^_ __ __ quested thajt "other ��es also attend., 4^4n",the"scho^ls -JPrUst-ees'^Agnfes- 'Labonte Jan4f Rev, Jenfcs .--'���-'*. offie^ed. their^services to attend,-when ip-oV/ tt-J-i^* ���' t**-*' ' m."ZrM ^ sible.JvSouth^ast"Branch*is comprised of HAliflftW 'T^liSVrirtli-Cli - Powell-JRhier,. Secholt, Ocean-Falls and J.lUlJL*Ua| JTI,a|UUUOp Howe Souwi School Districts.- iTru^ees m^^ . ' , '#/ ����� /f* f* ��� ,i< Z f to'discuss p^dblems of the boardl to -their' Tfl 'VISII'"FfiUlIlSllm ~* ~" mutuiai'^vantage. ������������ ,-> ' ' , '" , -s��*w** * v******* ��**-** ��� iMr^.^iAgnei .Ivabonte will' -represent 'Se- HOlflDDiAY Playhouse* British Colum'bia'lsi cndi^'School District on the Umon iBoarjd of % -educational theatre, 'resijimed its tour of Health*�� / -j '/ , ��� ';".,, ���eleanen'tary anr| secondary,schools on Janu- TRUSTEE "DAY-" .- ' \ < / Z <>"': '**? >2(>'' *SS9, / ' - ^ '��� ^ ��i4 * <" ���* ��� " " Dise^siB^JTrustee'Dayheldiii'Mairchat^ " Thes iprovmeial Company >-will present Victoria 'VjutoaN&ttoii TJB6_whero boolhs ' R'9"*c.*"��f* ,^.5en?re' .J^e ^e1^��� de* *�� 1 V C of G geneml meet slifeij^eri fo^Feb,-3rd PE!NiD!!BR,, %a.?bo.ufA-- Disjtricjt Chamber* -of CcnttnetcO jAnnual -Generai Meetiiig was cancelled 'fJanuary SOthj duo to, the Jbfad weiather. Hcwever, it has now been, "scheduled 'for Monday Febi-uary 3r4;at ihe'pen- dcir'Harbour Hotel. -Two mernbers, of the School BoaroV Mrs. Shiela Kittson, Chairman and Mr, Rill Malcolm., Vice-Oha^rmap, will bfe in attendance at the meeting which gets /underway at 8 p.m. _ ^ ��� ' , All tho��'e wishing to attend the diniier at 6:30 p.m. prior to. them&etijlg, please phone Alice Hkddoek.a-t 823 3248 or-Kay.-Mittel-- steadt at 883-2931, before Saturday ;nooa, February 1st. Plea-se plan to attend.*- < Senior; Giti^ehs'7mSe: ^" \ MEETUra -of'Branch--69cSenioriCitfeeoS' % s Lr t ,*-i -": L / J signed *espedt'ffyiforv��ecohdla,ry "schook and directed -by Jane Heyman, *~ '" ���"*--*-��� Vancouver area for-ftw been ��pon&onv*a*ds',in- -Bieptet ^rochur-fife "^ fi>r tower .Fraser ar^natmaUy' printed for Uke occa,W -and ISunshine^Coast and Va memoers'of the ��oard set up displays-giv- Plays - for jelementary iii^ltprcsP^tivrteachOT9 a chance ito leairn *^a�� A FaeeJby ��Enc.mcol directed by are'*setirp by sdibo} districtSsto-attract new teachers, ��� "both trustees'Bill Malcolm and Norm Hpiigh feel -tb^at too imuchJnioney fcais Snow Pads '-.-4 i"y -f abottt the disjtriot Truijtiaev "Msdcolm."-wondered 'Bow jmany't-e\rih��is contacted ever come h.ore,>and -.trustee Hough -stalled this disitfct has--never had --any trouble (getting teachers li-eiro�� t r '- * '~ ^ *��� ' i *��� ^Mrs. Xahonbe who has attended ^Trustee Day-felit It is worthwWle"a>'A"lot"of7-eii- quMes ^are^recexved -and it is -goadv far strus- " .teos-'to get outside itheir oWn distnct,lMr. Majcolm', Suggested -ythat ithe t Boaaxl t cub " drawn on "brochures,and jthe presenta:tiott,J^ ��� M .The ^ecfotaxy advised that this is 'not *- aerially a.rrocrtiitmg day which,can be ariianged 'any^timo-with'-thckmjversilies^ ���?���- RECRE ATION. ; s/ v> J^Z'1 *''-" v , TJ-se( oif 'Jrloberts' Creek.- School for inec-r-ea<- tion* ^tivitaes.on a Friday, ^evenifag^-was again ^viewed/"wheb fflti. 'iMetzler'fc^orted; , thit.npifc SajrJng; "ijajitpr, on? duta^ is -con- trarV to-the Board's -��-gr��ement.witfi tOatt^ dito-TJmotk'of'P^b^-iEmployoe^ itoca-I i^'w' Pamela , Hawthorn and .The Decision by iBrian Way'directed l>jr Hutchison (Sh^ndro, 'asVeil as the seconda(ry program-^voll.-be jpresisntedUo many itho-usands. of Children (and students during the four 'month tour. ��� s\ 1jhe company, _which includes Chits. A��- len,-iArdott 'Bess, Mario Crido, "Nicola*-Mp- man, Rohald Ulrich. and IM-artt Wright, will wturft to the Lower iMainland"the>-firist week in) April and -alfte-r.'Eaater-wili present the ���p-rJokrams. in the" SqtuamiSh'area, (Buwtaby, JOoquiUani, North Vancouver and! Surrey^ ^ New classes slated ;. for! adttft edition f SEVERAflL. ���ne^,classeV''Ateill -"be -oflered.'-by \ - --the adult^edac^tiw: -Itepartment of School C. H. L.:wtdodwMid i chatigQ, The Woartl^Agro^rJt'to ^advise' Roberts.TGreeJc PtHn^paJ Wcolm -WSjaesMW- isVito ^ee^ow^the^cireation .group fofejs ,.���,.- _���^~ ^��� ,___p,_ .%m ., k - - . , About this.', '^ / y kL " *- -r ^-',���*'���, oft Tue^ay,: January ^ath at Elphiitstoo %?r?x?��ft situa^onv is..one that;-��fdl;have . -Gibsons1 A-ctt-yit-in Hoom 'will- be, used 'Ifor Secondary School. This��cok^o. ^ stiU^gis- ^ *e rosolyM -by -Ci^uncn. andx-the: Fjre Xm- grade & aiid 0 Vasketb'all 'in >���? 'evening, tering students.:.. ��� . ��� .).:.; ��� provement 'Dfstrict-- Pr^bl-anwrTn' |thi^ re- fbllbjiviflg \ requ6?t; from Principal .George Read tins week's night school' ad for Cooper who sitated'he-and oth6r imeiribeais time place and,ft>es. ,, - of "the ^taff will-be .in attendance. !��� Many of the night school classes pre- When free, Elphinstone gymnasiuimi will sently-in progress have been interupted by ���be! used Ifor adult'seating on Saturday eve- toad weather. conditions^ but they ,-wi!|l be mings. Superintendent ^Of' Building and resumed this week weather permitting.- _ *-\\. �� *j > <��� ��� "' * �� \ .��� l\lj,t �� / i -' "*.i- >T-W- r-a ��� �� ����� 1 a ,'t - ,,1 1 Marguerite -$mlth^'Provmcial, -Presirlent* pi the Senior, dtiziens> A^ociaitiprtt- ot ^^wltt ba'aWo'-to "-attendr- y ��"'*-'"~ **,"," ^T.^ ,'' iMemhershV, card? are now 'ready- anjid imemoe^'iare^.difis'erl to pay u-p "S��ir,'4ueS if .pq-ssible before '.tho meeting.^Mail,'ybur dftllaff to t^rs.^Wm^ -McGregor-RvR.! I^-Sc^ <jheit a^d-shtf t^II send your ^mem"bership c^rd'toy retaxti. ��� + ��� r. ^ ; ,"' y --... * -There'���.^-yft&rtys >no social";���afternoon''on Fobrua-fy ��th^'; "B^pfi^SillSflM' amongEitj. t&r"jumoi- <*m��!m- _ -hfejrsjtjf Setiheitiind DislirmtRod h^GUn' Club i^ very ���ev^nt'iriMe'.res-ult^-;'^ foUrjflwrig^e-JCunior ^e^arnfe Safo^Trai^- iri^idourse:*. One'hundred :por cent *^p��ed percent and Mghes^-pe^be-nt i(.. rJ,, - -vic^R^^--r^eatB^dayr��wijrrVicr<^^ 1TOstsw^.heid^a^tho<a# Hous-5, W��t - ,:.indich-^s mo^y^toemg'^eiea^-forihe . <soq Creels onThut-sday, January %r& wAth constructidnot^i ���roadto'^Vaitoffge.dunrn _fMr. Wm."'Miasoif' a's "-o?ca��ihter. Instructor afGjDbsbhs *" ' - ���v ' ���'-'-'- '.'*'���* ?4"inrc*^>e %T -fl>���"s��tt�� 9^*;MSr. H^MltJ-eteoa. ."I * ' . , - '".Tr^T;'-.- ~~ 7 77���7 T ~w't,^-vr-^--i.-^s^:*s: -a; m"^i -t^-s ���^t -r^'^^^ifi6 *J?^^#nft&te>w fake ^tini��te M^WSCHOOL TAX FIGURES V,< '> ���scmsiVjaiago.hpuildarie^'bAvcbeen-foi^ard-- !DepaT%nent-wifl'insist 4hat >^-ieqwta3fl.e cluh'* Junius program ra!^e^ pBeit Bec^, ������ Notice -Received late Monday- 'afternoon edrt-p-the-^De-pa^N^nt of ^Municipal lAffairi;1 'a^eeme^t toe delved; -onces, e?tejaon_J| *��-'-������ ��--"���- ��--���- ^---^-^^^ ���.r ,\. ����� ..."*. r~TL. - . w-c? _-. ....p* JV-^... MayoMFred'-Feen^y. ���a.tlast^eigttlar'-jmBet-, approved."'"-:}-' *Zy ���-<,���. - i .c ^ ->' ifetoId'cou^no)did;MrJ4itihM ^ ^Regarding r^ad^Vi|h-J -1'- -"���J ~- sdf|icte%V^^^--ix*e^9-W,^# tensioii,'' Mr/^oodw^1 ?r�� 'One^ 'small' jgroup "front ^ "Hie ^Gilb^o^., would to��1 resppnsiblft,'fo: , ^ Heights airifea-*^rlier:'n\e,t 'with. m��mT>e-rst'o^ ' the-,mannep-} ma^it is^espon^blja' couQcili'to'-discuss ^ oium^ejrv ol que4io*fe ' roads wi^'th^\ir^seOTim\rU!Ucip3 ���exists ijtiat^r writhe fire spect'have arifeen in-past municipal cxpan- tsipns hhd there are'ra number*-^ (ways by which they might toe resolve^. '\ , l Whilo' r^uch 'ne5g3tiatfons hro', of' cpur&fe-, depQndent upon lapproval -of, the ,prop6sed ektension^ ij would not' be prober for'ithe de- Lastly^ any "Services'' expected- frd^ 'the yillftge 'author-.tiqs, ^hquid'ithe'e'xten^o'nfb^ approved, would, be the services ptWenityy enjoyed toy the people of Gibsoms (Who' Mb within the Village boundaries. Iifeyel off such services"would, o'f course, ���deponcl upon decisions- of eWed council." | ,' - - .- ACCESS ROAD ,'t ['i', ' 1 , ���', Mr. Glenn Davics, owner of ^r6bef/ty /'��� h$ldr -bacl^v-io' '���pSV'li^iiff^s SCSltOOLiBoardr budget for ISlftd'is ostimated before March dst, it will ibrj necessary to go u ^'$1,8531,4^ almosV'tto'Bi s&mo figure as 16 ireferenduT-n/, requiring ���sixty*; per"cejft^p- _,-. ,. _���,.._ ��� the i]553 oudget of^C.853,158 after-it had proyal of owher elc'cton^ta spend the re'- thrpugh which runs an -hecefs road to ib-��ui been sl-ashed by ��om6 $80,000 by(the depanb- qitlrdd $275,13^ in excess of thfe" iterinitt'ed Village and Regional garbage dump^, h'as ment bf education. . ' ' < \' operaiting qosts. l " '<- *" ' giyon wr-ibton approval to the Regional ' ' ��� M Board ito use his property for accessi use until May 1st, 19G9. . Copy of his letter to Hh'e Board was read to council and stated "I will1 accept your o'ffer as outlined in your letter I of January With; A payment of $125.00 to bo withheld as credit against a water connection���for Ihc use of my property,,, , ,, ,. ..,'. ., .j'.'i' VTrhls,, then is: my, consent, to, open,;the ���gh:beV'unUit/!Moy:ist, l^^it���is���|olso���undcr-��� - ��� . ._��� ,.��� ,, ... ..��� . Al , stood'that you will irtain,tain:*.an!d leave the v: WrtSff&S matatain ithc:cducational property in Its present state,!'VI -.:..;: standard in this district, ',( .Mayor Frpd 'Fceney explained that iMifJA |lon,- Isatoel l>awson bus 'stated th-^t if funds are, aivaWa'blc; the Highways lVJflntster has ���said he will 'push' a- publl-i road through as Operating Action of the budget is still in excess of fthe ibas-jc education program for thD Sechelt District which has .been set by the Provincial Government at'$1,-231,13ft. The Board is allowed to exceed ttyls amount by ilen per cent giving an alla^vatolc operat- ing'cost of $1,354^49. Estimated operating ,cost for 1959 is $1,- 629,401 which.'imoans that' Sechelt School /pj&Srlip.-t'^iTOipt/.^ej*;- ipbrmi'ssldn to; rais'fe itho 11 ��� ���soon jag" .'jfosslble. Othciflylsc it wjl^ 'be included in the. next budget ahd probably be done-'in'April.' '' , ,;. This week th6 School' Board ^vill' meet with iboth Sechelt and Gibsons; villago" coun" qils .to ijeek approval of the oxcess ekpendi- turo. If one council should" re-'fusa'to- give- approval, the BoaTd must publish a.iGJudgot' Money 'By-law on or before jfabr^ary ist.' If one hundred taxpayers petition the Board Welcome news ~ ��� ���- ��� , ��j j��� M t^ 1 At * l. . j \ ing some agreement .regarding a,'"specified Snow piles at Port Mellon orotoogin- reads- the��� s}gn% in tho forbg-r^und. \ar^amvbMngibuiidingscoiitrtoTs. it wa^ explained^ that there are roflds wWcto .arc j>�� located! that one side is In tho villago, tho ning to dwarf tho buildings as trucks work to keep parking area open. "Parking' at "your risk"' ironically Highway crows hayo done a wonderful job keeping the Port Mellon road opon. $2,$Q0 returns ���iKltXFUL. bandllog of .vlUa'gc funds thy ad-- minifltriitor CDave Johnston has 'gained village of Gibsons tho fium.: of, $^,300 ini ��ho past year by moans' of interest,obtained on shorit term' toanK ,4opo^.<'.'TMrvfatf .made known (to counciliby Mayor Fred (Fceney who, at last regular meeling, compllnrcnted iMt. Johnston- on his endeavors. ,,;,;..,. iMr., Johnston' explained that when Mxts> come in there arc momctlm-w largo auntiS which imight Hw held for some wc^to Wifor��' tici-nfg'-iwrt,:'ito use. During thSt -p-edod'tob* possible to transfer the money to IBank Term deposits for short periods at high in-' ���tcrcst iraifccs, He said that while tho -Dcpoirt' ment of'Municipal Affair* docs not permit any Ipvestmcnt of villageiund.v there l�� no oliJccUon to short .term deposits. , ,: " Further benefits to the vHtofto 'Vvero made throuRh ��i little known grant avnllflblc ifronii Victoriai on street lightltiff,'.'Where street light* Arc, hung-at intecwatfon* on �������� miilnjitivot wWcli te"'Jll�� the -.wgh-wwy; v' ' -fifty ���pt^critii''M^ti:S,iYiila!bJ��'.^'Oi| occc#- i*%��*9�� tJt% ^*t��w4h'fl��y.#(l��|1*w ip ������ i*&f��v. *n#?/*''* dory roads Hhls grant is twenty-five percent. Knowledge of this Iby tho administrator resulted' in'tho" sum' of $305 ���returned ito the Village on cxlis'tlng lights, CLEARING COSTS , , vVecfuisition of a gravel pit should 'also save the villagoimonoy -Inifuture, for it was irtpfSrrtcfl/' that coHt of snaw clearing ,and grayel! ^reading will cost; when all bills. .'oroMrtriicW^ft Utioo and $1,200, ; Of thi$" '$$fi'km$ for* sand-, .���Itwa�� however, afreodi ithatil'considering,i��ho qniisuijUy heavy snow arnl, 'ivork'-carried'.out, the amount is not :too''i<!xc'efl��lve'.:; \ '���������:*���' '���> .��.'.... ,',i ijvfr. Johnston -expressed the vi*ciw that ass council will'-havo Its own -gravel pit next year -there should in future be a substantial ��avlftg'* on gravel alone. SPECIFIED ARPA 'lAfdcrman Waller Peterson Suggested ���cofmdr'consider nweflng Tilth- 'membors- ol:' ���^���'Rcgioaali^lJoor^ w|��Ui * view to rcaciif other, isid-o.com-Bs,under Juriadlotioni o'f tho Regional Board. Main concern "La that itho.se Nvho imight own, or plan to Ibuild, good clnhs hoime�� wlthiiii tho village, should not have their propertii��Bopa'rdl*ijed toy prospecte of inferior ��truoiurfes being permitted on the other side of tho street, ;, iMayor Feeney, a-grccdMth'is. might be a good idea and it was, moved such a- moetints hoaxxapgcd;ahoJrtly.; 1 ���;>.,-',; .-.;���������"��� - DOO, PROBLEMS / trnusuoMy' bad ���wcaltocr condttions havo hampered aclivltica of' the dog pound opcr-' ator result of -which has 'been an increase of stnrys 'making, ar inuisanco'of v,tlicm-3clvies iwlthln the village; .. u-.. , * 'iMayor' Fceney fi'aid,, apart '.from..nmny complaints'' by residents,; ho' himself has seen thr-u-p* )arg(? dogs-, running at largo and knocking people-over in tho vicinity of the a��03t Olfice,: |l��| aaid, h^ understan<l�� we poundkcepers is ahout to launch a new drive. (It was alsouVmph^sizcd, ttiat, dog licences ��wtmld ibe erjfomd ami a notice to this'effcol to Ibe advertised id the -prc��s; CHAINS STQI.EN '] Itcjfarcllng. complaints of garbage left uncollected, Aid; Ken <^ldard/rcportc<l Hint the contractor had -been dotwnt with !flu. chainstfor Ms truck had -been stolen,'.and heavy sntw considerably hampered collection. An aislstant ha�� -been" doing; hl�� .best. to carry on without' cImiIom 'font new ,un�� haw limit (rp&ertd--imtr--ttcrvliiCc-'iA ��� -ba-ck' tO'-ou-^al'-Vtrry f.boxtty, ���.- >er OTveii assurances .;'/v'''.-������..' ������ ���'' i, ��� ��� "��� ������������'''" r-^;Qlr%ec^wdter cJeirelopn|ieiit , ANiNUAL Rcneral meeting of" tho Sechelt development of the Sechelt breakwater. 'And District Chamber of, -Commerce" was Regarding tho latter project,. imoctinff.si held la-st 6'n.lurday, January 25th, at tho have been held arid a roprescntailivo of tho Ma-nUncz Itestatirant, Davis H-iy and was Gulf Oil Company has indicated a-commep- atfonded Iby about fifty memtoers',';wiy��s -nud ''ciaJ i'mariha will bo operating during 10C0. 'guests. -Pender. JlanboUr^htliDiWictC^am- Other private interests are bcltevcd to'bo bop waa represented, toy1'-President John Haddock and Mrs. Haddock. ���Gibsons Chamber by Vice Chairman Ed." Nytes and 'Mra. jNyfors,; togetlicr with Mr. and; iMrs'. Lylo Schwa-bo of the Cedar* DPna; Village of Sechelt was ircprescpted by- tMayor IVill Swain, accompanied by Mr)s'. Swain and Mr. (Harvey Hubbs reiprescntcd thoItcglonaJ) Board.1 " '.-; - ��� ,'';'.' '.-.��� \\<. ���';,:.-'-'/ '.' ' Guest -speaker waa Paul St;. Pierre, MiP for Coast Chilcotin, who flew-in'from Ottawa to bo present prior to cwiimoncing a numtocr of 6ffJcJal -visits 'fitarting' Sunday with a trip to Calgaryi and inciiwling two trips to Ycllowfcnife,. Dawson Creek, Vaiv couver Island and polntsi north. iyVclcomlng all p;;s.ent, '���President -Erich Itesjch'.ckpTCWtd ���the view- that- "wliile;tho; Chamber could not lay claim id any -great achievement* during tho past year, -mom-*- hers have been'active irt a number of directions and are presently working toward establishment of a later lorry from Horseshoe Bay, Indications are t|ia,t a midnight run is under consideration by the iFcrry Authority. �� , . Three projects consldfred worthy of 'iprtorily planning a^ half million dollar investment, lalao in tho vicinity of the breakwater. "���Mr, jHensch drew attention to the itact thrft in order to encourage a- (sewage -syst-cm and pthcr progressive project* withi-ri! tho (vlUa-ge,'meetings have Ibeon heW. between the Chamber and Council..1 Council has' alu waiysi been moat co^opcrntivo and ao hw any other organiza'tion ;which the Chamber ha-S'-. approached, MMemberahlp of "tho Chamber has increase ��d (from 57 in .1067 td Tl- in lOfia and tliero wai'si * an increaw of $000 10 ��oopenditurea during .l*p68 over 3007. This is* a situation '���Jvhlc?*'Jiaa'-rcsul'ted in peed for * change in fee slructuro together: with com�� toy-law changes.' This i�� being checked out with .Uie.ltoardof Trade and if approved will bo -tacorpowiicd'next, year.."- ���'. ������ .���'-" = -vi '- ���. ...".;For a short period, Past .President,Joftn., Hayes,took ihe chair, during swearing into office of'Mr. Hcnsch, who was c|cct��c-."*tn serve Ms ficcond term as President, nad iMr. Joo licnncr as Vice Chairman, iMnyqr Hilt Swain carried out the installation,, \ Mm. II. Gray was appointed "secretary . and Jim Janlcwick, treasurer. Other executive .members include: iMor-gfln Thompson, Doug "Wheeler, Fred Jorfi-Mwon, Neil Campbell,, Irvine licnncr, Frank Newton, Adclo NEW LEGISLATION The new school financing formula "was introduced 1-ist ypar and js undergoing its flnst test. If owner elector? refuse permission to spend this "money, the. Board's last resort is to appeal to the Ministor Of Education. f Education. ,��� Minister., Donald. Brothers stated on Wednesday, January 22nd ���0iatl tho . Provlnciali Government jwill*rais9 .the-ibasic cducaitlon toudget b!f sonicv'echboi; dl^rictA ' faced w:th lifta'neial difficulties. "��� ; ';;���;,/ . '''-.'���^b'mc' s;ch'p'Ol'';;ib0'ards .h^vc/.fouhd.-'iheir'' .costs to ibe'uhre?hstle; and they have: just got; to .bring them down to a pWCtlcal' ^ loyol," stated itho 'Minister.;/;'���;���;���_"���'��� -; *��� yy<: ��� '��������� no 'coNTRpL y t y.zlz.''.::':."!'''���"'��� -'Z' ?';:,,:' ��� Referring to the -$67,035 cut in ^perfrtinsr' costs which should, have* been- madci last year when department of education slash-ed the budget to the $l,8$3,i58 figure;, secretary treasurer J. Metiler stated no control wa s' exercised In: the district last year. , ; Only lip service-was paid to the cuts but no action token, said- Mctzlcr -who came to the district in August of laat year. *Tf I have tho support'of tho iPo'^'^'iwili'.iijril:'''' be repeated this .year,',' ho &aid. , ' Trustee Don,J>ougia.si who>,wa�� Chairman o'f the Board Jastyoar objected to '.Motyler's statement that no (budget control was exer- clscd ��� Tho Board stated ithat no over expenditure was to take, place. Mr. iMctzler replied that his remark was not directed to the Board. Cuts were mado on the spur of the mcrment and it M-as" im- 'practical to out the toudget as it wa-si not possible to )ive within that amount, He further staled there is no point having a budget if wo aro not going to stick to it. ��� BUDGET' ' ������ -Z ' : '���'' " To keep the budget at the same level as last year drastic cuts have been mado to offset tho 0,3 per cent increase on teachers payroll,, as shown: '" "' '*���-;.'.' --^:������-"; Es^ Kjipcn-'"' JBad-"'"' mates) diture ' mates" ,. ISm, l.lQSa ;.-. ipso 107,268 107^13 VH'flll l,W,pl l,Qtt,'KO'a,090,600 221,053 219.m 233.4S5 Administration Instruction Operation Repairs and , * 'Maintenance Conveyance- of Pupils "i38,ws,-jar,anr a-i.poo Auxiliary Services o,02a mm jaf>,6i5 a*i,r)0 Chamber support wore,put on a ...... 'basii and Include a recrea-Mon centre tor the m , ,r, - ��� ... ,���. , ���d"fee.��� ��� ��� w*ttr��>-iiw*,'mpim'm-<4- <v!VI*He-t������Ti4ft-ii*��-���<��� 4e,wl'ft��f-Tiea.-.Sm&Hm, wm Wateoa w .., \ <uid.'PO**ibiUU^ol au��w Total Opcr��tlna Non-Oj>eratlnR Debt Services Current norvi-harcuble CapitalAccotint "87,542 Total 6Atlm��t��d ���' ExpwwUhirt i.a'��a,15B 1,871 ,&��,1,85.1,185 1,582,407 1,G01,353. 3,^,401 8,33ft 7,331' 23,048 174,781 173,4341 15^,838 87,512 1,000 ( 5! h( Ww*kb rf^rt,**.!,*"^*!!******.^ -rfiM n��.iv��*- ���* *p������f-**w*Mrp*M ���*��� -�� jfOnitt^li*����,a\,w*-,*tMt*Vt��. ^fc,(*-��T(F^*14 ��-,(I" j***��,'*****' *��Vlt*,*#. .^V-i"*' *w-*'tam|*fa��^)w<*!r **(�� ���"/��� t* h^��lrv^>it^^^����^i^^'iM^^,^n^^^i^ ^A^O,^ *|)fc*Bt��t����Mt-A**H-t*ft<#IKl^fc.^ <"Y^" "���itiM*.^'^ *��-^'^'fi**^^^**^(t^^,ff^^lrj'lJ[l= ( ^*^t/lit&lfii&>����il*%^v1h^t^pft1^ ������^%^fr(^,Aai^$.<f����A'W*1.I Wl*'*��^*'4t*l* f.W* ^tN^W^WM^^^^IH**!, '^mft^l^m'^tB^ ^ttmt^Wm^"^ ^W*^*^^^ jlll ■\" V, V* -"". )! 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T iwas worklhg 4o4iours a week and '/'"0_uestians should he Veferred to^nfohria1" , " 1:t,-H-tfq .$BD^Pfi{'885-9654. ,9813'vtfn have bj^h cut ^down to -15 ,hottrs a week: tW Services, . Uji&mployinent ^Insurance :^'«^A.o* '"]H -T—:—T"—'.-. " - Willi be -&fble> to draw Unemployment insu^ cammissinn. VJitiifiv RuiiHthtr. vx>. 'K^ann -^Published Wednesday by The.PeriinsuIa J-itt\es Ltd., . '--,'«<* SecheH-, B.C.^ , ,' VIEW lots for sale in ^Vest; Sp- fe]. IT»S - Sllits—it*s,. Morgans «,?«!: Zl'« S5;92?i £m2h ' 8^933°-'>s*chslt' ®-c-- - >< a -week.^irfiit days>haven't -.been"cUt> down, 9796 or write Bdx 441, Seclfelt, . , . , t8893-tfp just, the'houH. -•;/';-,*", " J ? —-—--■■—'— -" '-A. As a-'short'time -vvbrkef," yod; snay * « ,. ,-. ■ . Unemployment insu^ cimmission, Vftnier Buiidihg, ZZZ^mm ahce nenefits? I .will be, working five*days *■• ' *\n~*.*r~ ^-* .•*.!.'*■)'«« - >* j§t.,L Ottawa, Ont.-JTel: 995-29754 B£JHa .BAPT/ST CfefU/^CH service: •"',.-';,_ ; ;,j^^cHEI-T r ^ ' Sunday School — 10:6b a.m. '.\ ;u ■ . Church Service.~ J 1:15 a.m.1, ,'. 1 } .REV.--A. WILLIS) PASTOR"-' -' •, Voli ate invited,to attend any breach service! 9883-tfn i. Member, Aii^tt Bureau " of Circulations f' ' * * * < i September 30; 1968 " "Gross Circulation 21250 ^ Paid CircuJotion 1942 . Clossifieti Advertising Rates: 3-Llhe Ad-Brjefs^ (1 fcrwords) One 'Insertion',' HECI>; WAITED, (CohU MAiE *or - 'complete vice ori Su;jishine Coast. Write with'power and water. Prided; ««"n"uf-J^^iTTS" ^urr8Wearmng3 exCeea one h 6ox'84 Powell River. B.Cr^ at §2,750 each." P.O. Bo* 299,' ^^*L2?SS5?.al .** 'mum ***Sr ben*t Mto*-': - Sechelt or to view contact^. chelt w p°?"e 8859654- . ^.-- - - -", , ,*'.'***-. ' *'* ' L-* Xestman, Selma Park.- 96^9-tfn BUY your ' trash incinerator \Q-!l hayc a letter from tthet UIC that »% fromV-Sechelt Kinsmen* at J.^ understand.- It'says l>/a»i dlsquali" UM 2052-9 FOR RENT rlALL, foi, rent, Wilson Grceh Community Hall. ^Contact Mr. L 75c " Okn Phillips. 885-2183. Kffl^tfia, '1 Three tnfeertlons *• -_L„:„„^1.50 Extra lines (4^words),'„,.Jli.Iv,il5c , fThi$ rate does riot apply to <■ ' ^commercial Ad;Brtiefs.) , -Box Numbers _~. x.J_ 10c eitra ' 25c"Book-ke-eping charge is"<idded ' for Ad-Briefs nofpaid by, - publication date." **• - * r " ■* Legal or .Reader, advertisirtg 35c \ per count line. - , . Pisplay. advertising: lit -. classified Ad-Briefs columns, $1.75 per inch. > ■, l - » j \- 5 > .Subscription Rates1— ' By m'dil, Penirtstila area ^$5.00 yr. Bv Mail, beyond ,30 rrules $5:50 yr. By .mail, special citizens J_$3^yr. By carrier _. LU 50c>month V ^ *■* COMING EVENTS . , , | „ . , , ,_ . -i FOR -Twilight tTheatre" ipro- gramihe phone 8S6-282t. J' - 2021-7 ', ! 1 I J i 11 * \\ A i d\ t I i * OLDER type 2- bedroom home, oh,busi(route. near Gibsons* 'Oil range, heater and frig. Suit batchelor- or pensioners. $50 mohlth. 8&6-2919. . • 2043-tfn HOUSEKEEPING; ROOM all found.. Private entranced Selma Park, Gent. Pbonef 8S5-9335. .I - . *, u ■ 755dtftt . .* ■■ ,'Z' REAL ESTATE 1 ^EWART McMYNN REALTY &~ INSURANCE , Notdry Public . '; Member 'Vancouver Real Estate,Board Multiple lasting Service ' PHONE 886-2248 " - Well* situatedV revenue house,-2, &W-each. Phone 885-9542.'-; ^ed -ffOW. receiving Unemployment ihsur7 *■' »- „ <,j $g88-tfri ance (li>en&f« /for.three days a wqek. (What . ,"'-„"„ \J '. 1-i-, * does' this Tnesth? Does it "mean i'can'st ct>l- ^AXlM*1 "C-2 8mm ' Movie lect at a|l?\ I was <workiftg J^hreV days .a I CaihoSaj^S speed,-, powerful week beforehand I want .tov,continUe work-- zoonr.lense, like -Inew,. with ing the-three'days. If jthis, paper means I lense.'shad'e, unused fiin>; and oil can'^cSllect (for three days a week ihd ani accessories, cost, > over-„$500k disquslified'far (three d"ays, the-n I am salfe- sacrifice'$150. Ph. 88S-965C.'"! HeS. • *"*i'' , ' " * ./ • " -> : (l • -, . 3812-tfn l-wAv-Yes$, you *tare enatled to .benefit'for —'-- 't'—: , '/■ '" .'-• the^balance'ofithe-week. ' i ' SEVEN 'month old 'half appa- "loosa filly. Halter Brome^Ph, 883-23ia.\ BLOC5 BROS. Phone Mr. Good 681-9700 collect or 736-9171 1 11 For fast service on all propter-, ties and businesses. ,' WE TRADE HOMES / ,• ', 9646-tfn *5 - i J \ FOR SALE OR RENT /, MADEIRA ^ PARK-approi 5 ^SkTTT••">< ^^vTTw'^S&^SS^wS acres, ofM^akefront property d g ^ d w- ^ the^.anea!? Iby^lot or ^eclion.number, on paved road and waterlme, u^w£e dasher• te4Ml See conce^ion^fld township? I lfe dn Toronto^ with sectoded 3 bedroom base- ^gSmSSt^&S^ «^rWt kn^ what {0 put down for- diat. ment home. Auto -Oil and fire- 'SwiiSrSSwffi up to to%! '* - ^ 'Tife <&¥*<**-d^s «* apPl^ td those rtSle-nLff iHE*£ 3^:*S ridinginan-ajor^^^it^k^ It J5! j 1 ^.\'t wonder if you cbuid'-heip^me. -wi,di LOST OtJR JANUARY" RED;" TAG- SALE. Parkers \Hard-^aret • X4«i.'r'; $e- ch'elV'B.C: Phone 885-2171. • <-, \\ :s , "- \\ ' "2029^fri FRENCH Poodle puppy—Black, ^__^I r*-^~--J .,,. undipped. 8-9 months .old. 8! ROpT Camper, $175..Electric lackstock^ ^ Cabin No,'' * 3,1 - -.well pump.lV4", intake, 30,ga,l; ,., .. - 2025-9 tanS |is„new; $75. Phone5v88^ Blackstocks Sechelt. 885-9963. J 9724 eyeWngs." 7549-8 BIRTHS ' ' . , ■ bedrooms, dining xoom, oak -^ST on Peninsula. One tnan's , :—E '- floors thru Out, economic heat, blue sM Jacset. Size 38. Ph.f J.958 ,F0jRD V-8 automatic, -7 McCOIJRT-^-Dougieiis;happy to garage One bedroom-fully and 485-2427 (collect). .; 7547-8 jtires^,radio,> gobd ,cO"nditiqn. iMOUCAN CHURCH* ' ) SfAlKf HiLi>A'S--SECHELT . k - , v8:d0a.ni, EverySundayr • 9;30 a.m. Church School .,, , 11:00 a.m. 2nd; 4th, 5th Sundays 7^30 p.m, 1 St and 3rd Sundays k %' * ^ • "• -> r Services4ield regularly in * : s. V -" GARDEN^BAY, REDROOFFS, and, 'EGMONT **!',Fbr frjrormatton ph"ono-8B5'-97*?3 EVeryVWed.^O-am H. Cornmunfon St.HifdaJs *m announce' "the arrival of , a well "furnished; vsuite^in-. full baby bwither, Robert: Scott, .7lbs basement. Good terms on 1^02.36ru. January 16, ,1069t at $22566 x .-.,., ' St^f Mary's, Hospital^.Sechelt; .t -^ii ' j-a« . .-■ -- B.-Ci ^Prdud parents are ;Tom » A fiood solid 2 bedroom home, and Barb, x - 2056-9 AMjP?1?^ *ofl"and tile fireplace. _■_; „ Quiet,road, lane at back; good view. Terms $12,500. FOUND Vardes\ white t pearl accordion. ;>pou'b]|e J>ass switch—like" new. Pho:rItK885-9787.' ,. .'2035-10 Madeira Park. Phone m- s-naperDess-than 3^yrsr-oia. 7SBL mQ'd $lfe.. Ph. 885-9752. 2037-10 PERSONAL House and rental cottage going PETS OH. stove .in good condition. . --,•-.-- - .- „ ^ ^Around $30. Phone Mr; Bed- ftLCOHOLlCS^Anonymous. P.O. at sacrifice-price. Good water, FREE tq good home. Female £ord>886-£570. J << 2047-9 , "*A-w nnd^ HarmVtAii- 13 fi DIm-ma OIlTATMOT-Jft nil Annnroto Koca. <-***%*-r*%A -Oii tr** *AA Tiitr?%«T -1, 1 !■■. ■-> . ;*5x-29ii Sechelt, B.CC Phone automatic oil, concrete basement. $6000 to handle this two bedroom home with- easily supervised rental. ' BJU-9876. 969-tfn spayed, ZVz yr. old husky. ——- -^^ - ■ . • » „ .*< Had all shots. Good vSh RUBBER stamps 6i all des- SUNSHINE COAST GOSPEL CHURCH (Undenominational)' *, - Sunday-School 10:00 a.m. Church Service Il:15Ta.m, 9 Evening Servico,7;30.p.m.. <. ' PASTOR REV/S. CASSELLS \ Davis'Bay Road and Arbutus " (2 blocks up from Highway), SECBISLT AGENCIES ^ (DATE FAB^ ,- -, r • This free reminder of coming events is 0 service of SECHELT AGENCIES LTD, Phone Peninsula Times direct fot-free" listings,'specifying "Date , Pad''. Please note that space Is limited 'arid sortie advance dates' may ' "have to wait their turn; also that this is a "reminder" listing only and, - cannot always carry fuy^delalls. ' - ' ' ' ,,'■"" Jan. aS-r^rSO p.m, Wilson Creek Hal)/Burnt Out Shower.-Kitchen and- "■ linen, for Paulette Thorsteinsop.': «• \ • Feb. 2—7:30 p.m.;Annual General /Vteeting of Saint Hilda's GrWch/ Feb. 3—All week.' Roberts Creek to'EgmontC Kinsmen Mother's* March. Feb>.5f-ll-a.'m. Glb?ons'Village qfifice, ^Court< of Revision re-Secheft1 School District Assesment ro|ls. *■; ■ - *" t Feb. 5—8 p.mv St, .hjilda's^Hall, -Sechelt.1 Garden'Club* meeting.-. New J 1 . members welcome. ' * - -. ' \ . , - * / - . \ J.eb. -5—1:30 p.m. Heolth Centrplafbsons.- Hospital Aux. meeting.. - *Feb."8—9hpm. Wilsoh"'Creek Ho». St, Valentine's'Dance. - , Feb.. 10—2:30 - 4:30 and 6:30 - 8. ri.m.• Sechelt Legion Hall.-Blood', ' Donor' Cllnic^-DROP JN! r XSK FOR FREE CATA106UE OF PROPERTY ,7, , - . v. <, --- -. . Multiple Listing Service - '..Vancouver Real Estate '', *«i Bl-t**"-|S Boord REAL ESTATE INSURANCES Sechelt 885-2161 24 HOURS Gibsons 886:7015 FOR Twilight Theatre n programme phofle 886-2827." 2022-7 TIRED'OF B.C. WEATHER? Charter tour .now ibelng planned VA acre lot ori Pratt Road, 2p Iromt; cleared 200' back, total length 660'. $3,350 cash, ' E. AAcMynn , Do Wortman cMdren. Ph. 885:9312. 2055-9, WANTED, , WILL purchase patchesl, of standing timber. Phone' 886-' 2459. * ' 1681r£n 886-2500 .886-2393 toReno, Nev. for 8 days.'L&ave 4-' Vyar" . 1 886-2681 Powell-River April n--4 days, Bbx 238, Gibsons, B.C. ' ln.Reno,'tours, .nightclubs etc. 2058-9 Bus and hotel, and, two > dinners *k»h included'- in fare. , » * . -, , , THE, SUNSHINES ON unlicensed fish boat for t''I>AViIS^.BAY:''^W>*-Unio^te''" "ab3Uf"$500 or less;'Phone FOR Twilight Theatre programme phone 886-2827. ' 2023-7 30-30 OR .32 rifle wanted," good shape. 883-2438. 2048-9 ,, day-.Pow^-RxVer^l83-S2§8 dpsign; ^^Cs&wus Hv- after 3 p.m. _ iflg, 3 bdms. Uving TOOm; i ..•j-aKw-a .dining-room and kitchen. Col. Van. plumbing. Split level* with WORK WANTED basement and- large- family ; room over. Some finishing, ytfll WILL Mux trees* bo safe this sell unfinished or will finish, winter* Let us make certain. $27,500. > > 885-2893. 2057-11 criptions may be. obtained at;The-Tiines. Phone*885-9654. Quick service -on' all orders. MARINE ACCESSORIES - Paint^-Fibreglass—Rope—* -~- Canvas—Boat' Hardware"" * Compressed air service "for, j skindivors air tanks^ *\ i ^Mndivers available tot,' salvage work. - ( 'V^/ALTNYGREN SALES' ..'"-. LTD.- , I. "u/ Phone i886-9303,«Gibsons^ B.Ci „?w, ^l«f''';:,.••; v • -■ -1306-tfn FRANK E. DECKER, OPTOMETRIST Bol Block.- Gibsons i Every Wednesday 886-2248 -•■ V *- -l»-v* *^ t <f <u, TRAVEL Trees(topped, limbed or felled. Insured experience and guaranteed work, Free safety inspections and estimates. Phone, 885-2109. 9943-tfn CARPENTER work, alterations, carports, etc, 885-2343 or evenings 885-9460. 1874-ttn TILLICUM Chimney Service. , Eaves cleaned and repaired. Painting, gardoning, , janitor service, old jobs, etc, All work guaranteed. RR1 Secholt, Phone &5-2101 or 885-2094. 1871-tfn __ , ! SUNSHINE Coast Painting — Interior aiid exterior.'For the bOSt phono 885-2375. , 2026-9 DRAWINGS, sketches, coat estimates—cenovatiohs, new building, very reasonable. ' Write Box 2031 c/o Peninsula Times, 'SechcU. 2031-10 HELP WANTED ■Hi ... ■.■»■.■ mi — ——■—■. .,...,..>..—■———«—« SALAL WANTED top price paid. Good quality required.1 Contact J. M. Hayes, Rccd Moss St Fern, Secholt, 885-0313. > 0532-tfn SELMA PARK —Large lot $2,800. Good terms. View 2 bedroom, home fuU basement. A/oil heat. Asking $16,500. FOR" all'travel information'and bookings, Margaret MacKen- zie (local rep), Eaton's Where To Go Travel, 886-2960. Gibsons. 9968-{£n BUILDING SUPPLIES . YOUNfi GIBSONS Building Supplies. Ltd. 886-2642, Gibsons, B.C. „ WILSON GREEK: 2 bedroom Quality Ready-mixed conciete Cottage on 7>h-acres with creek, Basement with A/oil heat.— $16,900. SELMA PARK: New G. L. entry—large L. room, twin kitchens & 2 fire places. Dandy family home: $28,000. SECHELT: Waterfront home. 2200: 3 bedroom with 4th in basement, Rec. room. F.P., A/ oil heat. $32,500. H. Gregory 885-9392 Don. Hodden 885-9504 H. B. GORDON & KENNETT LTD. Phone 885-2013 Sechelt, B.C 2054-tfn ROBERTS CREEK: 2 lots on mnln highway each 100* x 450* approx. 1 acre phis. View potcn- ~ tlnl, ncai^ golf course $2000 SALAL PICKERS WANTED each terms. Nearly now, three bedroom home, electric heat, V> acre, close to WI'T. Could have great Serving the area for 20 years 90-tfu SWAP TAKE?? In trade for our equity in 1968—12' x 65'. General trailer. 3 bedrooms plus utility, still under warranty; sot up at Irwin's Motel, Gibsons. Phone 886-7491. 2049-9 BOATS ond ENGINES 12 ft. FIBREGLASS on plywdod runabout with 1968 Johiisdn outboard 33 h.p. Phone 885-2106. 2010-9 GIBSON GIRL BEAUTY SALON . Gibsons^Village nv -> \' - - -' ■ -, Experts at.cuts, coiffs and colour Cu^om Perrns ■— Phone 886-2120 :; (CLOSED MONDAY) BRIAN'S DRIVE-IN The Brightest Spot ori the Highway Opposite the High School - Gibsons For Take Out Orders Phone 886-2433 Telephone 886-2069 ROSE 8, ART ENTERPRISES '- Pottory, Supplies, classes*. & firing dealer for Duncan's Ceramic products Pino Rd. ft Grandvlow Ave. P.O. Bpx 62, Gibsons, B.C. John Hind-Smith .REFRIGERATION. -v PORT MELLON • ' TOl PENDER HARBOUR Phone 886-2231 from ? a.rn.'.to 5:30 p.m. 386-' C&S SALES ■ ' SECHELT, B.C. « ' ' 11./ ' f * " APPlllANCr-S -.HARDWARE ' HOME FURNISHINGS , ;., Phone 885-9713 , Res. 806*9949 1 * L* * *• " ' . TASELLA 5HOPPE Th»r0 oro Ihrao mtll|on pooplo provnd tho World today,who, hi- llovo (hat tho unification of mankind Is tho will of God for our arjo. Thoy coll Ihomiolvet) Baha'li. ■Pertiopi Oaha'l It what you am poking for., s EDNA M. FOOTE Bohal's of Sunshino Coast 803-2088, SochoKr, B.C. , l a h. SWANSON LTD. s^^^l^-^sMtet^^ ¥|rjgiSrisffii^ag»«^^ Phori^j Mrs. Naida WHSon 885-9746 or write: , Box 390/ Secholt, B.C. •■■'ia3BJ7l Vc<)KO\ Uu Ms i i. *3 ftVii ■imb&r- CALLISON EVERGREEN CO. Saloi Pickers Wanted Huckleberry »37c Bunch « plus 5q bonus - Snlal 40c Bunch plug 5c l)qnus Contact plnnt before picking, Ideated at Roberts Creek, across atr-sct from Btoro. Phoner 886-2633_ ,; ; 2051-tfh PENDER HARBOUR EyERGREENS ■;■"• ■ "'Mftddta-Park' , Salal Pickers Wanted Hucklcl)erry 37c hunch plus 5c bonus Salfll 40c bunch plus f.c tonus Contact Plant before picking, Located 1st house north, Fender Harbour Hotel. ■■' - Phone 883*2265-■-,-.'-■" V view. IjoUi of cupboard space. Fiill price $18,000. tilBSONS; DctlBJitful 2 bedroom * stucco, bungalow,, Ideally suited to retired, couple. FwUV/i furnished and In convcttipl ( location, FuU price only $15.«W \ caish. ^ Very nice redesigned 3 bedroom home, close to centre of town. Fully insulated, A/oil heat, large I* shaped living- room, utility, large kitchen and dlrtlntf area. -Full.price $16,000 with' $4ooo down. 4.5 Acres onrltelr) itoad. Ixtvel property. Full price $5000. Small 2 'bedroom home, clow to, L-nngdalc, Largo lot. Full price $8500,,with $2000 down. X BUTLER REALTY & INSURANCE Gllwoni, It.C. Phono (£30-2000 MEMBEIt MULTIPLE LISTING SEEVICE , ,.U &@m S^aJ W!SWU4-^ ft. m: -Z&£Z<~ . '»^i"^: •wfai ^«asi ■£1' <m' , -: -"-n, r* ■.',1,"'.^ --",'*»•' :•-■' tf " «Vi- '"/ i.v. 1 )i "•\'~ ",c"-.. LV^^-v-'^Z'ZJr^y -..*.* s.w-&-'viz* -'''( ^ ^iariu.11 /.tan ^"y^Ot^t * _**.* " % - *-— ^ ■•■ r " -* jt il-rni>. r Vf\j tit* —Jb.*- _. * Roll V Readf Paper Feed * Magic* Meter. * Touch Control* * Magic* Margin * Full »l?o keyboard •a Watlc-* Column Set • T«in-Pek* Rlbboh Changer • fingertip control panel o Eraser tiblo • Una Finder • Accelerated type bar action « ftuggciMn metal Structural design Plus ctsotca of.fiiw dBcorater colors EASY TERMS • *Bttlujlvo Royal feature! K. Butler Bon ^eSavancy ^d Butler pa/ntm- — 888-2000 •" - 2093-9 Th e / unes mmno SSS--0-SS4 Septic Tanks and Drain Ffolds - Backhoa and Front End Loader Work Screened Cement Gravel • Fill and Road Gravel Phono 805-96S6 - Box 172 - Secholt OCEANS1DE FURNITURE AND CABINET SHOP Custom cabinetry for home end offlco Kitchen Specialists R. ulr|kln, Beach Ave., Roberta Crook Phono 886-2551 or 886-2261 For Your Fuel Supplies Danny Whcolor Your ' . IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER 886-9663 - Hopkins Landing LEN WRAY'S TRANSFER .,' Hot(soholcl Moving & Storage Phono 886-2664 R.R.I Gibsons ■»—"•■"■' ■* ■^■^iwi.itw Hi .il .n. > .I..M .n.,.11. t\ ■hi,... ; PE^I^SULA CLEANERS .{', V 1521 Gowor Pt. Road 886-2100 Gibsdrts • „■-. 1 .i . ■,.. - ■, ■ , ■ . -. ■ ■ ■ .. FOR YOUR FAMILY DRY CLEANING NEEDS HADDOCK'S CABANA MAR-lNA All electric cabins. Boat rentals. ; Launching ramp, Mercury • Outboard sales ana" service, • Marino ways, Repairs. 883-2248 - Madeira Park, B.C. McPHEDRAN ELECTRIC LTD, Residential - Commercial Industrial Wiring Electric Heating Specialists , Gibsons 886-9689 Serving Port Mellon to ponder Harbour EXCAVATIONS Foundations - trees romoved Clearing and Road Building - , Grave), Navvy & Fill > A. .itlAMttH^—SS5-213.2 BklCKLAYING it Scows,'—^- ;Lbg$ ' [ SECHELT TOWING ft SALVAGE! LTD.. HeavyrEqi^ipm^nt Moving & Log Towing L. HIGGS , -. Phone 885-9425 PARKINSON'S HEATING LTD. GIBSONS ESSO OIL FURNACES No down payment,- Bank Interest - Ten years to pay Complete lino of appliances For free Mtlmatc—-Call 886-2728 . TWIN CREEK LUMBER, BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Dial 886-2808 When Yoii Need Building Supplies Give Us A Call. FREE ESTIMATES ; READY-MIX CONCRETE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Your One Stop Building Store -For All Your Building Needs , GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. 1653 Scavicw - Phono 886-2642 .! . I W—|.I^I..W.M—,1.11. ■l.»W-|-*l-»«lll»l1lllM.H«lwmil«lll>.i«l—lllllHlW».Wll..,lMli«MlW->«l UNSHINE n . 0 . < ERVICE Born«no « Ompga EWING So'cs, Parts, Service FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION RCPAIRS AND SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Mrs. Mona Havios - 885-9740 ' • s .'■■',' i ■' ' —■■—— "■ " mini' '■ miwiKiLw » miii— ■■■»■■■>■■ mil i n mli| I iimiiiMHi -tfiiiH n I ll HOWE SOUND 5-10-15c STORE 1589 Marino - Gibsons -886*9852 Everything from Needles to School Supplies . I At trto Sign of itho Chevron , HlLL'S MXcNlNE SrfOrt & MARINE SERVICE LTD. Machine,Shop- ■"' Stpol Fabricating — Morlno.N Automotlvo'and Morlno Repairs , Standard Marine Station Phone 886.7721 Re». 886.9936, 086.9326 • Ladies-' - Men's,- Children's Wear Yard Goods -'Bedding'- Likens Dial 885-9331 - Secholt, B.C. t " * r v m ' Arc and Acty VYelcllnn .Ways MADEIRA MARINA LTD. Madeira Park - Pender Harbbur Parts «8« Marino Service Dealer for Evinrude, O.M.C. Stern Drive Lawn Boy, Sporiyak, Springbok, K , & C Thormoglass Ford Marino Engines & Pioneer Chain Saw Dealer Phono 883-226,6 BELAIR CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY ^ REUPHOLSTERING -.RESTYLING ' CUSTOM' DESIGNED FURNITURE * DRAPERIES Phone 886-2873 after 6 p.m. UNSHINE AUTO GLASS COAST , REPLACEMEM ERVICE LTD., A SPECIALTY COLLISION, REPAIRS 24 HOUR TOWlN-3—886-2811 J Latest Equipment ton \ , ' FRAME & WHEEL ALjGNMENT Wilson Creek; B.C. - 885-9466 1 < -• . ■ . .... THE TOGGERY » Ladies' and Children's Wear Open six days a week Phone 885-2063 Cowrie Street, Sechelt " i. Phono 885-2818 NITA'S BEAUTY SALON Open in the Richter Block ' Secholt, ,D,C. v PERMANENT WAVES — TINTS HAIR CUT — STYLING — SHAPING 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Tuesday-Saturday ' -"•W <-"■ '■"■'■■'-" ■.■H..I.I.-tl-ltl»l..»lW.l...W.*>'Wll.li»I.M Phono .885-2062 SIM ELECTRIC LTD. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS APPLIANCES — ELECTRIC HEAT; V Phono 885-2062 .;:;;; C6NTROLLED BLASTING;,;' , ,..,...'.' FREE ESTIMATES y ,;, .\ ''Ffefe;bOMW^^;;•(,'■-,:■ . 1 Pender Harbour - 883-2403 : ,,•,,,' roV &,"WagenaAr.',!:,V ^ B.C. Land Survoyora Whltakor Block - Davis Bay R.R. 1 Sechelt, B.C. 885-2332 or ZEnith 6430 ! SUNSHINE COAST PAINTING Interior - Extorter Decorating For tho best phono 885-2375 MARINE MEN'S WEAR iUITS;- In Stock ahd Made to Measuro Hoadquorton for G.W.G. Work Clothes Stonfleld • Arrow - McGregor Currlo - Pioneer Clothe* JEWELRY - TIMEX WATCHES - WATCH RIPAinS I il s L i % I; i TIMfefi AD0RIEPS WORK FOri vMS'!'. * ISP MdririQ Dr./Glbftontt'r 886-2116 t • * w .-*,1* ,n ,w. 4i H' *'(»*'** ( 't -In ii 'i 1 <,.,.,, t A. M . , , , ' I* ^V itt't**}'*!*'^ t.^^^^^'^T^j^'^Jii^^My^ r*" * s#^ *ff A ** 1* «*i (*»•*»!». •iWW'* 1m #• t*|- i»tmti~-rt*<>*i* *" *«**i< ThT'* *»*^7"*i**/* .**?** *\*fi*\+ f,r*«K*4-* -** * r*<^H»*,<* -f*^ "f»!- 1* ,* f*,)%, *v*fft /» /* w - ^-* J* ^' t * I\^ ^ ^ * * *^ ^ "^^^^ '^fl*-1-1-?^^»'*'^ ^ y-tt * ti'^'V*v s> '^M0 0 ��� ���*���*��������" �������!���* HM ^m\iii|Mg!fia i ���?.-. ..>--- ,- ,--i..qii vf ���������������>��� " '������-���' ��������� .���������"-.;������;/ ���yzz v : N ��� -fi f v.-'.* ' *l, iu ��� k'ii[y '��� l- - >tfrf i * * *- S-ff/ r. *l j *V -. >rA' *. ---\ 1 ���; Installation-. i'SI-l 71 * ������ r ��� i /A 'zfl^4l^ . * * '*- >r v����u- VjWviJ.-mfcu.v hiHtfoM ��*n .JAfaBl-i, .ft-."***. ^vt^^aifeia^^M^tiaftiwwtrt -, ���MCtwdUtn-Mi-i��wviMI>MM Wh WAiM4mMwAJm)ii Job's Daughters ���*d~^*^JM~i**X^ tanked by symbol of ihe beautiful of "Befaen**J6.~28, I^lefnatipnal.'Order "on ftie-rigfcfc'a&d Junior Princess theme of their installation���Praying' gJ 'Joit'i 'Daughters is: pictured with Glenys- MacLeod.- -Ceremony tQok Hands���Honoured "Queen Pam Boyes Senior' Princess, Wilma .MandeQcau place, oij^aturday evenings - ���". >i+ \\ ���* V' v : - n A X ' '- �� v 1 *���> 1 w V-/ *��� ,Ar.-_ .���*������/"������ l-r i. *7�� *���*.. i' fr^�� '^ \.', \ �� lb J* A*" 4 \.J' > ��� -I ���*��� f'lK-l^1 w ' ���� ii ��� ����� ,^i. /' / "i ���* > t i > t Bethel No. 28, International Order delkau, Barbara Price, Juanlta Cham- > > | ^r* ��� I "��� Job's Daughters installed last Satur- berlin, Beverley Roberts and Cheryl /\rf\t lITifl I-i/hc-hrlC day in the Masonic Hall, Rober|ts McEwan. Front: Cathy Deaton, J^1 uu,tw %JLU3SJiLO Creek are, from left ^standing: Nancy Lynne Brady, Pam David, Faye OONiGJRATTjTLArrrONS td Mr. a-M.iMrs-. Johm. ��� ��� .. . . iNimmo on the aaraival of their -first 'child; a ibaiby gki 9 lbs. 7 ozsu* Sfcaoey Lorraime barm Jamuary 24th ait- St.- Maiy's Hospfcal. Grandparents Mr. and ,Mrs. A. Swanson and Mr. and Mrs. R. Nimmo; -greait grandpax; 4inits Mr. and-Mrs. 0. Swanstm. .The baby's ���natal day is also the birthday i of Iher'aiurt, ���Mrs. W. N^mlmo., ' - ." . . . Mrs. 'R. McSawaney of Rioiberts, Creek has retunned after spending a month at Melfort, Sasfcatchawan:. ' ' , INSTALLATION of Job's Daughters, Bethel Following the installation, Honoured ,M��� ~ (WoeLram. .B ^���Amur mAl ��� No. 28 took place on Saturday, January Queen Pam was presented with a beautiful Me^k VaJSf ^ ^* * 25th in the. Masonic Hall, Roberts Creek, bouquet'of pink and red carnations, tea- -��Z. rZlZ ^Z^Zi-^ fi,lwi��� ^-^t^ u��. when Miss Pam 'Boyes .was installed ditional ,gift from Mr Charle, Robins d^3l��?S��S^^SS^ ^ Honoured Queen. - and presented on his behalf by Mrs. Arlene John, Dttnn and Ron Parke were guests Theme for the very beautiful ceremony Robinson. . ^ ^^ pabemai gra-ndparents-in Vancouver was "The Praying Hands" symbolized by Congratulations were received from ior t^ -weekend. the five foot high emblem of hands clasped Mrs- Doreen Dockar, Grand Librarian of . jjjs. Doim Pa!rke> visited her mother io in prayer on a purple backdrop. *ne Grand Guardian Council of British K-elawnai. Bethel Guardian Mrs. Vivian Chamber- C��lum*b--a; Mrs- Emily Quigley Worthy Ma- Mrs. A. 'Wyngaert celebraited her- 89th lin assisted by s Associate Guardian Mr. ^��n. Mount Elphmstone Chapter Order of birthday, on,January 24th at the borne of her John Robinson called the Assemfoy to order the EasterDI star5 Mr- Bm Ra^m on be- son-in-laiw and daughter Mr. and Mrs. P. n^A, ���������� l.��� �� . j ��� i n i- ���. ' haljE of the De Molay; John Smith on be- Fletcher. Among those caiHiing to offer best ��nS!S^if ^^���l??!%*^: ha�� of De Molaya Advisory Counca. wishes Ware Mr��and Mrs. Ed^Connor, S. Millier^ Darlene Lawson, Karen Stan- Reid, Oandy Harrison and Susan ley, Candy McPhedran, Donna Man- Thomas. Bethel 28 . . . Honoured Queen installed during impressive peremony mony Miss Carol Forshner was assisted by Bethel Gwair-dian Mtas. Vivian 'Chanv H. iMaishaill1, 'Mrs. S. Fladager, Mrs. E. 'hi *** 1 A'. *f v Pi ' - ��J *-, f \ J*~ .�� �� . /*'' I * i ?���-���; A \>^, /- ' - r-V ���* ^y ��� ��� ��� ��� if ���������* ^���*fc.������<J/V * 4.��ri 4 t ..in.-. ��� - Installing Officers ���" : .*J�� tV-'"' 'V Blake C. Alderson D.C. SSSlt^ii'S8 "!M^=0?^ "�� berlin and Associate Guardian Mn John Lawrence, 'Mrs. R.' *i����?��Z '^Coopl w l^ff S155 I^m5 EmU^; ^tal' Robinson congratulated' Honoured Queen er and Mtat-F. Wyngaert. Tea was senS 3��ir !f^8r i ��� rS;��. 5* Morrison; Pam and her officers ^ commended the including a beautifully decorated birQiday Instalhng Chaplain Miss Mary Harding; ���mst^his te^m for ^ very ^pressive cake., . - Installing musician Mars'. Mae,Freer; Sr. installation , ��� ^toM.?A^w?v WaU?;^r ^ Honoured Queen Pam graciously ���?i^^*S^RSU,S<m; 1J?tanin?.Nap- thanked everyone-who had helped espec-^ V^J^JFfL-1?^ rMT��� ,?ianne "Uy Mr. Robinson for the bouquet; the ^E^iS^t^ \MU^' ^stamnS Team; Mrs- Mae Freer and Mrs. t^v" ^-d 5y MrS- DuaTm! Lucille Mueller; her parents Mr', and Mrs. S?SS? ^.^P*"8^ ^.y^g based A. 'Boyes; lissiland Florists and the on the theme of "Praying Hands" also sym- Mothers Circle boUzed by &e favors carried by each of A reception foUowed the Qosing Cere- the young officers. ^^ Installed for the ensuing six months are: , 4 days-weekly Post Office Building Sechelt Phone 885.2333 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday 12 noon to 5 p.m, EVENINGS BY'APPOINTMENT' ?r^^nT:S^oy^:!^^n: ^^B^MSBy^g^ ��� ��� ������ ..���,���.,.������ ���������������������������������������-i i i ������ ��������� ��� .... -^..- ^i, ���... ..,-i..i���,���,. I...I..M. ��� |ii|.,i|.| m., j,, ���-ii*-n/ii f -**i ��� f-" -r - In in VrnhMfrthntfiiiiin i'- r -i r -,..,��� .} ^-fj*- ������?-rrJ,v^&.....rJi..��-?J -.,.... r, 1M t -^,.i ^T ^h)-��- - �����������������- -���������-������' ^������ (..-t-c-, - -. *-<>*. r^. -p���- ..p.^.-a -f-^f-J^|.< ���* Former Job's Daughters, of Bethel Mrs. Cathi Wallis, and Jr. Custodian,'1 flinrlp Hr RTftWnitfiC WA No. 28 conducted the installation of Mrs:.Arlene Robinson. Seated^Mar-"( ��w*AW-5.:Ut UlU WlUGd ������. young - Jobies for the ensuing six shall, Miss Lynne Ennis;' InstaUihg ''^1^ '' TJ^rt t ^'- l^_ -^jl months giving them confidence and Officer, Miss Carol Forshner;'Nar- piallS DXUWIlie DaIl({UcI guidance. Standing are Recorder, rator, Mrs. Dianne Lukashul^Vand \ j1A[Mjaiiy 8Ui Meeting of the Sechelt W.A. JJ-S* Mandr?r Mi��nr��riS<S.; rwSff GUlde' MlSS Matllyn H<>PMS: V : -to the Brownie's and Guides w held ��t Miss Mary Harding; Sr. Custodian, . v ��� : ^ w of Mrs Mnry Reports were received from tho various 'FaJry Godmothers' on the activities of their troops, ta-11 reported having held successful Chrisbmais parties. ' Plans are now underway for the -annual Bro-wnib1 Mother and Daughter Banqueit; to bo held i?omtji;iiUmo in Fobrutijry. Convenors iwill1 IbejMr-s;'Mary';'iFIa-y.yancl,Mm Sylvia Jackson.' �� y,' Z ���:���''���; ZZ,iS:':' 1 There iwlU not be a iGuidO Mother and1 Daughter Banrjuet as ithw 'are no Guide compander presontiliy operajtinig duo to lack of leaders.'.'"';,,';. ".: ������. <v ;;'���;,;,, V;. Noxtiiweoting of (tho W.A-- 'Will bo 'Fobru*- ary 5, 1069, at the homo of Mrs.i Ingtid ��ndcThm.'v;:-j'-'|-:'- yz'.->.y.;y\ ;,���'.;��� /Aoss Wilma Mandelkau; Junior Princess (^lenys MacLeod;' Guide Darlene Lawson and Marshall Elaine McKenzie. Appointed officers are': Recorder Faye Reid; Treasurer Candace Harrison; Chaplain (Pam David; Librarian Juanita Chamber- lin; Musician Candy McPhedran (proxy)'; Sr. Custodian Cheryl McEwan; Jr. Custodian Beverley Roberts; Messengers, Nancy Millier; Cathy Deaton; Robin Nygren; Donna Mandelkau; Lynne Brady; Outer Guard Suzanne Thomas; Inner Guard Kajen Stanley; Lady of (the Lights, Barlbara Price and Flag Bfearer Donna Mandelkau. It, ,A- * \ 1- *��� J*** -*��f* L Ap&Bt@Mgve��m@Bit Regular monthly meeting of Gibsons,Auxiliary to St. Mary's Hospital will be held on the first Wednesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. in the Health Centre^ starting February 5thr 1969* jiii I in ) 11 .iLing i,ij]i��.w, p ���t!HJ'J81ifi'^t"<' 'L4JAJ " 'M'l��il-'">Jii.''''��'aM>''l. i'"i a xj iiiiiiMJiLiiiiiJAiinuj ��� j] ii.iiuiji.il ji, inn imp Ml ��j��u^ J.iwu'jr^w-a1 ^fa" i.��,.J> 5...,.ii' iiiVin.i-iini'i.ny j,?if.*r.,ii���iwu8f,ii .riWffifniSfwurainrtifiii-''---'������--���'r' ,.*~.&~J.x~i. .^^.SHi-if.-r. . ^a-n-tn-^^TT-.^���>-'*��- -JT \ V. Mexft to E & fl- Grocery and ConfeetSonery e the people need the expansion off our Hospital to prevent having a waiting list for our families to receive care am Another good thing afyoiit lipstick is, It smears' * up the cups and glasses! ih' public eating iplaccs -so bad that they Wavo to bo rwoahed flh-oroughly,'.-<-.-'���>,.*--�����;, ^.,',-i; , If you h(Wo ^r(qporty of any kind ... nnywhoro In our proylncoV.. It may havo orpat rocroa- t\onnl vnliio./.Mountaln tqp or rlvor oclgo.-wlth trooa or without,'tsoaafclo or lako ahoro, 100 , (not or 10,000 ocroa ...marinas, ski lodpQ3,ll3hlpg rancho3 - larrjo or small ... hero nt last Is a now way to .lot' peoplo know about it. Block Droa, is pr'oparlnrj Volume I of an outdoor land^ahd rporoational property datalofjuq; qoi|o8. Spoclnl national and, Iniornatlonal dlntrib-MUpn of this publication la'JalannorJI so that your property llntlnn will bo rqnd by Ihou'snnds o( Norlh Arriorlcah rocrohtlpnal land buyorn. Act nowl :~: SEHP TJ3IS COUPON NOW. LIMITED TIME OFFER YOUR HOSPITAL NEEDS HELP! B B B B n ' . , ' ���'������ ������)'��� '-,,������ U.J. Z-~- PH0NE..���_U,^������._:^_ '���' 1 B a 3117 Klftgsway, Vancouver, Britoh Coh/mbla ��� t NHMMWMM'illMH'illNmtiaMH MMIM-��mttat��fWMfMtMMIf��m(e��l|WIMIe|i Gontlcmon: , - ��� '< " V- ; -���� ,1 ' I I . I . tit I ��� PIq.iso aond mo qomplola information of your catalogue D I liavo oncjopod Inforrpjation on my proparty(n), , ��� ' HAME ��!,i,.,...���..���^,.P,.,.,._ BLOCK BROS. BRITISH COLUMBIA. RECREATIONAL LAND DIVISION The cost factor as it effects you and me, the taxpayer is outlined below. ,' SUMMARY- OF'ESTIMATES'OF-CAFITAt-COST>; ���': Now\A/brrc-���11^400 s(q. ft���...-...��� ^,.���.::���:.������L.:.���������...������...U.���. $345,278 .Araas Imprpved or altered 7,000 sq. ft. ...... ..^..j.....;.. 141,000 TOTAL BUILDING COST ESTIMATE .!.........,;_���.. $486,278 Less Federal tax credit ..���������_*_.��� j. 20,278 ; NET BUILDING COST ESTIMATE'���.....���..���;._.._. $466,000 Fixed equipment (recessed sterilizers) ..^.,-...���������....���.....���...��� 41,590 Architects' and Engineers' s fees ,..,...���..,__..��� ,���._... 40,OQO Landscaping,: parking, roadways .���.^..^.^.^.^.^.y^ ������' ��� 15,000 "Clerk of Works ...r._.. ...���._..���.���.������.. ,4^.^ .._���.,; , , 10,020 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION .COST .I^-.��:-i-l ��� $572,610 Moveable equipment and furnishings ...r..:..���^.���r.. __���., 36,666 Supplies, bedding and linen ~L.-,.._ ..���. : . 14,000 Working capital ������.- ���.-.- r-������_���.���_.���..���...���.���.���.��� 15,000 ^:r >: "'"���:' -��� -'���\: ���'��� ���������'..������������-' ;;':' -���' ' ��� ��� ��� --������ $638,276" Loss Estlrhatea; Federal Grant....... ���.;.^^.-..-,.���.-...���--���..<..: ,120,000 , NET PROJECT COST ,���~������..__-U.:_..��� .���_���. $518,276 COST TO THE li^DBVBIDUAt ;;;v:';:'TAXPAYER ���";������;��� .���'������.'������"���������( Present HospStal Tax.',....,,.' ...;.' .:���.':' . . -98,��� Additional Cost Tax, ',' ��� , S.04, '������", ., TOTAL'^.00' For every $1,000.00 Aa- searjccl Value it costs $2.00. If your noocoa- ment in $6,000.00 Your Hospital Tax would be 6x$2.0Q-or $12,00 per ���-year..'--. Signed HZHUBnS Public Rolatlons St* Mary's, Serving thp Smshm�� Cornet fr��m fgmotii to Port MeIIowvis YOUR Hospital. 1 mi �� 1 ^���-���s-fr^w^^ ^rfftyxtpffy^fa l#Hl��*��J��l%��'**-rff����*S i^wrf***^^ * ftfrf&^tMl i��*l if*v <** ����B��*H*iify��i^f(ft <#rw#n i(*jit("f.i^'i-,��'��fl��*^1*��TmA ^.^iKl,!* j*^,^^** ^mni*Mi**Ki*n.ffl*.�����*��''��*���� i^*#Ht��*%i^��f^"��'^^***^*i*l��*ftiitlt��ji^'.,��' l(K��lAh!(^*(((^lf ^H*C*(i i**1 *ffl* "��p%-f(#M'*^i'C ���V^���V^^''IW*^^���^^^�����������W*^^l\���*��^'^���^A���r'^���*^ ■v^-V' J* ' * % - * , r -yrrj-^-r j f/\ |r~rj f ■* *;(>«'*; SVf *) •"-* -,,.;•"■ r^l^^^M^J^itMj^MV^^U'^l- ,*J)^><i*«2?Ha-<£**j^^ 1 rHy4 S j 10 "-1! ■ I < i a < i" , ,< M I >, I i ' I I- I ,' ' I • I l * ^Editor, The Times*, , , - v girAEj^OTO jtihve to time.T -read, witb.in- !t;erest from, your paper, (of; ,the succesk of \ -r^T? *t^ "-rs ■jr? ' Tyf-■■yr T- T"3 ^ ■"*-"'—r-s-™—* , , r - - .-./I the Sunsniire Caa,st 'Settlor' €mzenyk!Homesr. "4 may oe lvwn^, but I shall rt0tSelfso;Mo/ig rts to jail tp say what I Relieve to bf. right." | •,$•; has occurred to me, anore" tJiarj; >6nce;\I ,J * K L'r ;;,!', «** , ,, , ' \ —Ioirri Atkins i hayenota5^thQardaiia>raefof-iioiitsid& BovGLi&G;WymhifiKEditor — Stewart B. Aisgaro, Publisher „ , . -| the name mentioned above. «tMMMiiiwviiMi)<tt^'i^^ With iCanfrn Greene's eightieth ihirfchdav-' ' 'x ' ' in February, what would be more fitting than to uame it' ixt his honor? "The "name I •wpuH.like V suggest is, Green*. Haven. The visit toTM London &W ol^qiri: Appeared* to* enjoy in" the past <sUhp$ -^{J? sa!,etJr~ \ •. f „ - , Jiohweahh" leaders by-%lr&['^Uer boofreranged, there is no doubt the W *«*g £■*«• *»??. ^ady ^ name, I $efire Elliott Trudeau^s'anything put meji ventured too far, for after all, there ^SSv :o' see it mentioned as rt gives!, an msigti^ficantcoAtrirjutfon.' Apa$ ftonl^b^ limit to" ho\^' much' any public figure his. obviously arge$£tte&i& to project* the is* exacted to Hake. Th^re is such, a iin'age>Jbf'a swinger Xyithii 'strong leaning thing as ethics and maturity as'weU as a tp^arxi the fair sex, it] would seern,;his breaking point S6me people in the p'ub,- greatest 'achiev^irjent wfa^ h.|s"jmpviir|eiit lie ey^ wi^I"goto great lengths to cp-oper- atterript todict^tepdlicy^ort'Rhbdesia to ate but this does pot necessarily mean a Brifaiti's Hafold Wtfsqri. * \"}. "-" ' blanV"cheque, any'responsible n$wsmari 1 vff o t^ie credit1 oJE Wilson1 he ^id, ,make & normally governed by' common sense clear the fact he had no intentions of fql- and, an awareness of where the party lowing In' the' wake of a fqrme|- British ends^ ' j Prime Minister who threw 'awlay -the Suez " ~ Mr. Trudeau, we" feel, was perfectly Canal at the.dictates of. the United $tates. justified in .calling1 a halt and although And, needless ,to sky; the Suez'tanai h,as most of his comments Were twisted out of . . . .. _ be'enioule^up.ever since..'! :MI^.- \ context, he merely, pointed out Aat he says the garlbage dump is too fiar'asway and There is little doubt- the^only favour- too was entitled to soma privacy. One -tocceasffib -as a result of deep snerw. . abfe^pi^&rtiii^^^^ feoiis Vancouver radio personality J|^/Sa^/SIfftS^Sffi through! hik faithful "enmuragft/of^e who; needless to-say/is'renowned for his; *ag? atiseai !?v^ ^ ParQ°™ Bay. Where grownrreportera who rertaftl^criated *ttie leftist ideals, twisted his remarks to such impression'he-was*sontetHing of 'a.hit in an extent that listeners would be led to that not toosstrange"buf distent land, believe he had threatened to,have the Such; hoiyever/Ws hardly "the case" 'as P°Kce investigate girl friends <5f the news roTtmfaA Kw wnm4i#- trAtTt^tTiriruio ^ik+Airtn renorters. This was not so!' all the Prune , V.'f.YHGS. Trash galore Editor, 'Xhe"*rimes^ " , ' ' ' ," Sir—'Gaadbage is 'garlbage, or is it? Is •there a- difference ia'what 'cwitstitutes ith& ■pulling of'"woorover i(he eyes, or m the tra^h they give you -to print jusit aitother form of garbage.' ' " *' -The ipaper» you -are the editor of has been -printing'a lot of articles on .pollution^and cohtrol bf this aoid that.^ ~ , . > sf i -■ * Then as you can mvr' see .the weather ed by reports" frorr^varioqs fading reporters. This was not so;' all .the Prune are all. of jthe. health rules andi regulaitdons oicw? Maybe these regula'tiqns' are for IJie good, summer weather «rily, "not When-iwitt- iter is here for a few weeks. -The "JaB." 15pt, ,1859 issue of The Times had. a small atticle on'the garbage-as ito when the sepviee should xesume, tiiem it states "tQ-the effect ithey cafinot~get 'ito the dump. 'So, Mr, Cteboirn^ayisLdump it in imy yaird, 1 need )the fill, all1 you have to pay English newspapers. "' '*:v "-' ' ""' " Minister said, in effect, .was "you have -l-c -Regardless Of Mr: Trudeau's faijure been questioning young ladies with whom to Create the image df amaitof strength I --we kept-company, how would you f^^O^iLim^'^^ .Uke it ifa had some of the women with ^ 4 SSCSto SifflK £ why certam-segments'of the news media wlipm you keep company .investigated?" feetofsaaid< TMsigroufidds below iealS should make .such, a "peat .issue"" of the This .was the reasonably-obvious utter- ,^._^. ,,^v, ,. .. , . *ijv -..-. -^-Jii^ i-.-'i^-i.'-t Li-,.*-..... pretation as has since been, made clear, it is too bad others chose to use his comments for political reasons, but that is politicsl " ' " Z Perhaps Mr. Trudeau's visit was not establish, his present identity and with in vain, perhaps he gained a lesson in hq. small success. '"'*"» ' -1 (diplomacy, possibly he will have discov- "J;*v Un^itMately;,both the Prim^'Minis- ered that the cloak of Winging flamboy- ter(and news" media we^rit a Uttle.oyer- ancy is not becc^ning to the Prime Min- bo^rd' in Englandand, in*tus ojvjq v/ords, istef of a great country. fact lie "registered long oyerdue5 cntioism regardipg^ie abominable lack at ^privacy awarded^nim^by the.newslnen, .-Certainly he has, without question, played^up tothe press'and television cameras fnf-order to WHILE to some extent \it welfare' state -should be a desirable_ innovation, iFilt! alties involved more dollars. The average" overpayment, in the case of males miicrl older-and vastly rjiqre experience being about $71, while the overpayment countries' than ours, have velftured into df benefit in the case of females "was ap- the field'of "protection from trie eradle proximately $47. A reason for the vari- fo the grave" only to run into a condition ation in these averages lies in the fact of near tiardkrdp^cy* : ' Zy ' " *Un* ^^ nf *Ua m^a ^™m»nf* **<* nni ' .Tllis .is a situation which .theoretically should not exist, unfortunately the people ymo, with ihe'.welfare :of thfc:distressed and infirm in mind, have worked-toward establishment of such. a. scheme,' have tailed "to take into consideratioh the'hu man element. Two characteristics, greed ,"and* penalties was the same in both cases, and dishonesty, far too frequently enter being inaccurate reporting of' availability into the picture with the result that graft artd/or "Caphbillty for work while on arid corruption qujckly create more hard- claim.. However, 65% of female claim- ship for the very-riee"dy peopkv'for Whom ants;were found guilty on this point, the assistance- was deyised, and --at fan- whijethe 47% registered for male claim- tastic expanse tO'the taxpayer. ' * l ante represented only a slight increase i(t Ms Ibeen filled with saiwdust and stumps. iBverythliig^has made its -way to this'spot ito help fill in and reclaim- the ground, in- 'diuding the dredging,from -the Bay. Now, mot only are we going to create ,the sarnie healith hazards and pest i-reeding grounds as the old dump did, but we are ■going ito pay a tman for putting 4' feet of fill on 3iis own bog land. it seems strange ,tnajt the Village Gowk- cil would even consider such an alternattive as itMst' to avoid plowing the road ito the existing dump, after all the commotion that was -raised over the old dump on West Porpoise Bay road. , It seems ithat -the sea gulls are tie only ones who will benefit from this arrange- rojent as .they doat ihave ito fly so far ito ithe dump: CrOHDON WiMJOER' uTJDM J>EBiBY Editor's note: A -Jitfle closer study of that 46%.of the male claimants had not thejneWs reports, would -reveal the fact that declared earning^ accurately while they council long ago turned! the ganbage dis- were receiving unemployment insurance f°^ •over *o #& (Regional Soard1. Further, benefits. By contrast, 30%' of the female ^V**- ******«» Ration to our knowl- „<, The^major reason for disqualification Gmfeiulthanks » ^ i /■ (Editor, THerTLhies, ' Sir: iDr. Hatschmauova has asked ima' to Iwrite to express her deep gratitude for the coverage given to Mrs. R. F. Bennie's Coffe Party a!t which $400.00 was "raised for the TJSC "Cup of life" campaign. .rr r-ji— » - - K it is at aU possible, "will! you please One of our' most abused institutions £vqr, the 46% who, ran into problems be- gonvey to those of your readers who con is that of unemployment insurance and the amount of money obtained through this source by means of plain straightforward fraud is tremendous. To the credit of the Unemployment Insurance Commission steps ate' how being taken to bring offenders to justice. This will in cause they had not reported earnings. 1. A -variety of other reasons make up the other percentage points and include such problems as inaccurate recording of job separation and declaration of dependants. The majority of interviews and in due course bring to a dramatic halt this vestigattons are now being carried out in unprincipled means of obtaining the' easy buck and by so doing will greatly assist the genuine recipients. A stepped-up fraud detection program nqw very much in force reveals the following facts: By the end of Pecembcr some 3,949 interviews arid formal investigations had been completed in the' nine area offices located throughout the Pacific Region. These resulted in 652 disqualifications arid penalties and the establishment of the UIC offices where clairris are revlcw-- cd with the individuals in private discussions. In the six weeks covered in the report issued today, over 90% of tho investigations were conducted on UIC premises. \ The overall program of interviews and investigations, aimed at detecting fraud and misuse of the unemployment insurance fund, will continue into 1970. In addition to examining' claims to determine any inaccuracies, the UIC action io reclaim, $16,4,88 which claim- representatives are finding that the inter acts had received under false pretenses Also, five male claimants were fined u total of $565 when their cases were prosecuted. 1 Slightly more female claimants than males were investigated, but more male claimants were disqualified and the pen- views they are conducting frequently reveal some basic misunderstandings and misconceptions. Therefore, efforts to educate the general public on the role and function of the Uncmplbyment In-i surance Commission are also being increased at this time. ' r < i {t- . > . t' t y • ^ i * ii t I&S*^p€)iite mi ye^tei°y©iar Tti * ' * THE MAN dropped in to say what he v\ would do about dropouts and more particularly afcorit studptUt; riots. <•' and Ifircatcricd riots. ,,'" ' ' ;;' The man said that wheh hisi grarid- mthcr labored hard arid sat«?4 ^ pennies to go; $ college, he did n,ot sjsk any favors m anyone and sought' not" to'hav6" the ulcs changed |n h«s favor. In his day from the govcrnmcru, are really Students. licreWai ho help from outside, although Will most of them drop out on their ' -■--'- ■ stud|«?s ft"d drop out on their loans? Can a red convertible student loan help a personbecome a student? Is there any effort lii the universities, the colleges and other1 schools to establish a system of cf" ' '- " ' " ' ' ' tliere was some private help from certain places when he, needed it) most.. .The ruileS were made by thd -di^lVcrsfit^"'fifit]Koi-- ftics dnd no o'ne itl^vigfft; qli rtnypqdy's rifeht to Intcrferp with the|jn, let alone to run ttib':.iu^iycr3ity.'v' .',' , .T',;M'/;..| !Vi , 1 ' This riiariV -Information; which go^s McH t# TVihity College, in those days it w^is ^ents to bV'H college ■ ■"' Any lack of discipliric on' tfiji1 part of tAXc&V ■ |he students was not to be tolerated for , The,main, pcr'jW th9 P.n!y. VqH <>' one moment. University presidents, vice- criticism coming from students that is Residents, chancellors, bpartfs of gtwer- vfi|id is crijicism of the people who teach Ibrs and other such did not expect to be %W, ^ Adcm* to them. There Is the Mobbed, derided, scorned; floutbjil or shot fcutp thought that many yvlto are prosit orally dr with bullets. , fessedly teaching the young do not know ■'; H anyone didn't like the way t|ic what they are talking about. Which is school was run, he could stay way from not exactly new. Ichool, if\hc was old enoughs Thpfc said flic man whose Information gqei bnck to ttribufed, our igraiteful |thanfcs Ifor their 'generous support. ' ' Dr. Hitsehma-nova is leaving shorltly on her annual tour of USC projeots overseas, (this year to include p preliminary isunvey of conditions ftmong children in Viet Nam, She sends her kindest (regards to you all and hopes to, -one day, have the pleasure of meeting you personally to thank you for your' kind co-operation, iCMrs.) SHEILA BENNETT, -Assistant to Dr, ^chmanova. Spotting pqt Editor, the Times, Sir—Before wo click our tongues in horror andt disgust at itho current drug dilemma, let us first analyze the situation: This technological age is a comparative pin point of time to, itho mlHiona of yoats of ovolvement. During fhis ago annn arid all other species developed a very close und6rstandlng to their immediate natural environment, In fact this close contact with nature has enabled them to survive t» tills present day. ' With the introduction of the mnchlnc, <lie- tendency to depart from this under- standing increases but tho Jnstlnctlve behaviour patterns remain as alarm bells within one's nervous system. It is the repression of these alarms or vynrnlngs within us' that prompt us to find something r|o aootho our nervous system and stop thd ringing bells. If the cdincfltlonaj process Js not geared to survival and harmony then ihc relation between tho nervous system an4 the eh, vlronmem; is dkturbetl through tho jfcclirig of Insecurity, resulting, in *#hat "wo know os. neuroses. ' ' , (Now education Is |he freedom to ba able to respbiia to environmental conditions and to act upon any decltllon;■' <it irt'siponso that will enable us to survive or live in linrmohy; briig ritldlctloH' ttii dknttely a1 slffn pf a frustrtttcjl| eduwt'P1* pro,cess^ Example^ or .this are \k\M& o|;'"aspirin, sleeping pills, trariqulli"iior«i; tobacco; ol, ., .. ............ ,. - -f -T „ «M «t1mv!|h^':'ii^r^^ l|9cipllrj|e? Are university authorities heroin, L.S.D., and fio on throiigh Juindrcda involved would mean a (-change x>f behaviour and the traps , of the formal "educators" "are too comfortable" to change. * v , ' The symptons of thisVn^urosis will continue to' increase; In 1968 10,000 people between the* ages of' 19 and 24 committed suicide in the tJ.S. (Canadian statistics are probably just as appalling)., Are we gO; ing to try for 20,000 tsuicides this year? Are we doomed to gradually mutate into wearing glasses, hearing aides, gas masks - permanently because we are losing the ability^ to haranonize with our natural environment and'because we doinot deal with pertinent facts? 15%^ of- bur -children) are being deprieved of their response mechanisms by' tranquilizers. Tomorrow this will increase. We see^ minority groups, through frustration and desperation'respond to their "alarm beUs" by dropping out, by taking up different patterns of ^behavior aiid sometimes by making a complete circuit of the drug "scene". " r _■■'< Laws -and punishment are certainly not the answer to the drug problem. Let us change our attitudes "toward -education) and establish- definite <programs of applied knowledge and involyeanent,' with the ultimate ehdv bping survival and harmony with our natural environment. - ,' ' , DON-GARB IR/jR. 1, ■Grlh^P*5- ^ , .., ' yPprWcitizen '•'-% '[!* ", Editor, (Peninsula .Times, -Dear Sir—I really appreciated the article "Itandom Thoughts" by 'Mary "Gross, iji.your Jan. 15th issue. Her final paragraph was beautiful. ■•"Call ai ..Canadian an indefinable folur if you like. That's the closest thlnlg yeit ito ai iworld citizen"—& say Amen ito that! Let our pride be in the fact that it is isiimply (great to ibe a person—not a Cana1- di'an, American or a< Frenchman. Let us mat glorify our past. Let us take pride in human achievement and the advancement of justice in, all areas of the world. ■REV. DEJJNIS MORGAN, ■' v '"if « 1 V^ *"£ * I <{¥ott Ifnow,,Martha,;we may very well be at the dawn o£ a new age." ' 11 ' —-— , tftzpftenLngs Around Elphie —by Marilyn > Hopkins , ,-. in next weiek's issue of 1he Times. •*<" •G;i'bsqins,iIBX! OiNOE A'QATN this was another- short week araumi Elphie. Monday the school was ©Pfa-07u>4o^itheNstudents who could get (there. iNo School Ibuses were ^running. Some one' hundred people arrived, but there ■couldn't haive ij>een wer'25 left in the after/ noon.' iMost of t the day the students and soma of the (< staff spenit their -time in ithe igym "playing-baidminton or ishooiting ibasket- baU, although a. few exaims were given, to ithose ,whqi attended. ' Because .of the poor weaifiher and ithe high absentee irate the date Ifor* raparifc ,card' imarks to be "in has been set back a week; The time is clawing closer for part df •the year book pages to be" sent in -to be printect. A few grade I2'svhave been busy lately 'assembling vitheif pages. The ai-l's iheld a> shoe ishine on Firiday 'in "tile main - foyer., >There was quite 'a,,good turn-out al- ithough^imainy people just enjoyed' seeing the igirls worWng hard ..ait shifting shoes and boots. The priee was 10c for>a boy, 25c for at girl and" 50c for a itea-cber. On ithe 88th, another division is holding & bake -sale sat < the 9 minute-break and again at noon to naise -money for ttheir yeanbook pages. On ,the whole t|iere is a lot of 'enthusiasm jfjar the book even tthouga -a few divisions Ihave-h't i done anything. Each divisdon has ithe "choice of put•ting• "whaitavei? ithey' wish in ithe' yearbook because' they pay^ for their page <or p&iges. If "the division isn't interested ithey won'it (be -remembered in 'Elphi&'is 1968-69 yeatibook. '. ' Last weekend our senior boys towelled to Powell! River ito play M&x .Cameron, Squamish and Pem;berton. They were only bea'fen by Max Cameron. This .weekend all of our teams;' junior' and senior boys, and junior and senior "girls -travelled to Squaimv ish where they Were also to play "Pemiber- y ton. Leaving Immediately ijtifter school BFird- ' day they 'were billeted oVetJt|ighit In Squam- ish. the. ■cesults 'of,,these will be availaible This year's Homecaming is scheduled for the 28th df February, providing nothing will interfere with the plains. All past igrads tame invited to attend. It is hoped to have pur seniar girls and senior boys- play \<me past students in, two games of baaketbaUi and then a dance wiU follow. Fletcher's Philosophy —Harry W. Fletcher WEATHER In not too distant years machines will travel To far-off spaces and colonize the stars, Where astronomic colleges unravel - Life's mysteries in sunrise seminars. On earth,ourunproductive deserts flower. With water channeled'in from source remote. The white desalted oceans furnish power To slake the thirst of voyagers afloat. They're building planes to fly with loads •enormous"*' *' > * ^"'* "■ •'',' v '"■'"+*!"»?■<■' At twice the speed of souhd and still survive. But men w|io watch the weather yet inform us We must (defer to storms ip stay alive. With all his boast of science and invention Poor puny Man still cringes from the rage Of elements, but yet has made no mention Of overcoming weather at'this stage. So why not get the world to work together That cause of war and hate shall be lemoved; 'Cause when We've finally controlled the , ,J weather Our disposition's bound to be improved. loan, nor was there travel to Europe on the proceeds of a, student, loan. Even today student loans,'-honestly obtained, are nuppowl to help a student to get through 'scbjqol.";\"''. " * It would be Interesting to know how niany 'studfcnts, with or without loans his grandfather and to Dublin, j$ tl|© way bought to bo. Z',"] .Z "Z \! Entrance into a college did nr>t suito- matically qualify liny person, fo*^ ft sty-dent V A crabby old lady, '*(tt.l.rtg immedla'lcly ll»ehlnd tho bus driver, kept plying Jihn wltH questions',' Finally, «he jabbed him with her umbrella 'owl asked, "U itbat 'my sU-jp?" *'j^o," he (replied, 'Hlvnt irtimy roar -ntul.1" THEPENINSUtAyi^ I'liblislicil Wcxtnesdnys nt Sechelt on n.C.'a Sunshino Coswt . Sccliclt,PcnJijiula.Timfei Ltd. Box 310-Sechelt, B.C. Douglas G. Wheeler, Editor .-?. If. discard, Publisher Subscription Rates: (In advance) 1 Vear, $5 - 2 Years, $9 - 3 Years, $13 ■ U.S. end Foreign, $3.50 Serving the area from Port Mellon to E&mont (Howe sound tolmlfInto) ^' mmimummmmu ^*^ ^ ,-*vyy*i*vvv-v*i.,!' ��� w. ~ s -. -��-W -'-���������I > *f ( -".I >t. trf��-, j*,--,/u 4i fftf > j% ^vw J . +is*t^-~i. W -fc* +. ^luC-u/ *���*' 4t"i*&'*^ ���" V-J^V- ��,t��^' Jkv-^-"^* ; -^-^5 J->> i^^.-*v V^ *����� ^" ������'U ���* w l * -V *" T 0 Pdu/ Sf. Pierre ���Utter from Parliament Hill OTTAVvW-The imornihg an ail "brings yet another ^protest against the Abortion Section of the Omnibus .Bill, The Emergency Organization ipr ithe * Defence of, Unborn j ���Children writes:'"With absolutely no chance itb defend himself the unborn child -(would be)" judged guilty of the 'lerime" of being unwanted, is' sentenced to death and executed." . ' * - ���**���' .* "��._^ ' V !.'- ���'+��� \ fi h t* ���4" .wUJ^pgj^��J*9iwW^ 3&-4S$Bw thVpeninsulo ���Tiroe? Jp��de ^ *���* -^m.*** There have been many such protests. Organizations and^indiyidaals in Coast- Chilcotin have -written in anguish and \xk horror about the proposed new abolition law.*- , , - -. - By the time this column appears, debate1 on the Omnibus Bill will,probably have begun. It might even have -come to a vote, although I expect that the Omnibus debate will .be long and hard-fought with many of this Parliament's," -members expressing a genuine imoral outrage about the abolition W- - ' , , . v ' ��� / ' . \. X shall be voting in favor of the Omnibus Bill as a whole and, In any clause by clause examination, will be voting in favor of the new abortion -section and isin.ce, this will grievously offend 'many people, an explanation is in order. - 'First, what are the changes proposed. The present law makes it an offence for anyone to procure the miscarriage of a female or any female to consent to the abortion. '; ��� yZ - Clause IS" of ithe Omnibus iBill on Criminal Code ito the rule an'abortion ��^ K i> ">���-�������� S"\ w r *-*&-* ;\ creases MOB'E TBAN^OflO-'iW^dDWs."receiving-B.C. if at school. ' ' ' ' \Vo(rkmeh's-eprnpe^atioh;pension's wiU '- More thdn 11,000 persons, injured before receive a-,4.(T4 percent1 iicrg^se in.thfeir al- ;*SS, and ih receipt of disability pensions Icwances.reffijctiverjfa-nujiry 1, 1S59." The - frc.m the Workmen's Compensation'Board ��ew taculhly pehsiotr^f 1^.51, highest rate ^*;11 also receive 4.04 percent increase in paid to workmen's compensation widows in ithteir pensions. . ��� Canada. ,j ^ ^^*1'1 -U '-'"_ - ,' Minimum compensation rates will also -'Ttje announcement Has,; been , made iby bz increased due -to last year's cost-ofrliving 'the'Honorable'Ldspe1!?!^.Peterson, Q.C., rise. For wotk injuries received oh and Minis'ter)'trL't^badrri ,\' Z* Z ' '���'' after January 1,1S89, the minimum-weekly _'��� A 4.C4 percent"increase in alloiwanoeg to ccmpensaitlon ra'te now' is $33.78, unlfess 14,C0O dependent childr^h and permanently Wages- are lawer than this amount, com- dtsabled workmen is" alsO'ajinounced. / < l ���' pared, v/ith $32'.47 previously, , > } the increases"are.a- resiil-trof thi arise in 1" The ne.w rates will be included in iWCfe the Consumer-Pr^qe'-Index7during 19&8. , ' - cheques issued at the ^end of this month: .; , Allt/wances'jiO'y? payable1 foi^'QW^-depen-' Since January-1. 1358, disability pensions der.i.children ire: ^45.0,5 monthly for* those awa-idad 'prior to 19S5 ahd all widows" and unrler I6,yrears,*i50.68,'jmo^}hlyfor'itlibsev,be- dependenls' allowances Eave risen-H2.6 pesT- Chapman Creek - - ��v'-<"-*',t**-'���*�� - * �����- <��� . Sktf%��~qkPfrkj>mn:CreQ)rZnear/its % mm^immetmWni rv * , For example, a'Widow witH two children -xB.C, is the only iprovince in Canada- .that uttdef, the age oof lib ��� Will receive $21*9.5l' provides for, ahnual increases in workmen's 'hiohthiy under the new T$��es. * *, -" ; compensaticn penkcns and minimum com- 5. "AlL?'Vvanees'.nB.W'-|kSyahle<J'fpr dependent pensation rates when the Consumer Price pjiildren where? there is iti-depenctfent widojv -Index); compiled by the Dominion Bureau of afire-: $50.68 apon-'tWyt'l'oii. ih-ake UJideir -j�� and gtatisties in Ottawa, Jias risen above a cer- -^j9S- Mofll|^h-^iirL^^feC)^*Sr��eDi IB ^4 91 tfi-in level. " -. , ';, \ " ' (tbafr'continuaition of 'the pregnancy of such COld1 tempemti^es1 may be-a head- ���, - ,. , , , -��� ... Uf ���-������, >���-��� ,,j eifdanger her -life -p^ health' be bers, (tors, The definition of^'health" is left (to individual 'C-o-m-mittees-'in hospitals a'c'ross Canada, It does' not preclude consideration of danger ijio '�� woman'-�� -mental health. Neither should it, in my opinion, 'and. I would hope the section eould be applied by these committees in cases;x��f women and gisrls^imade pregnant as a result'.pf rape or incest, ' , Obviously, it-Ms* la^v^wiil make'for easier wHole"newfield'of winter spot-ts'for ��^Aii-M#r -nl\K^A'' ^ ���IrC+Vi'XviXi+r*'* AtfA<n��fn��A WA_1 SiiafSJiwaiKlSBfS^^ > * ���*��� _t ���-t VILLAGE OF GIBSONS ,- *- Dog o^erear�� reminded that a licence for the- year 1969 , became ^eXaBuaryTst.f.DMSifourid running at large in the Village - will be impounded. t *".���..,. ife-wasiaasswsirSitni^^ qAVID JOHNSTON, , . Municipal Clerk ...r.,;^,. r-.,- . * Mr/Hanna stated it as possible .that the J2�� ^^TatS ^seereJarv" mtal^GWith ,the sp^it^ the timef Board could 'miscalculate but the expected %��",����? Sff'iSclufes ja��^S , ' the (Art's Council iGallery Shop, Sechelt enrollment mcrease1 is approximately. 235 , engineer salaries and " cases,,but that ��he old law,expressed this ���� w.^8 eommtuuty A serious student Of intendent, 'who hopes to keep the primary Repairs and Maintenance section has vaguely. I cannot see' this.- The law will art wth a-wde kn<wle,dge of the history-'of sections Jower than ethers. , \ - been reduced considerably from 1968 ex- make abortions easier in Canada. painting and sculpture Trudy spent .three j s , ������_ Denditure xrf -S127 281 to Sifirn^; Mr-m**, ^ ���n.T' u Jn . ^ -imn-^o'nt thA**On.+a-rii*-r!nilj��i>i ��f A-rt--i-n *rn. TcArucDc ftiicov - �� " . , pentuture et "$i^(,,jai xo ^11-0,015. Mr. Metz- ���nn,^A-N*4. m^n :.��_M(.AnM.M ���,���~,<w.��� ���* , years' at the-Ontario College of Art in To- Whetner -it wiU increase Tfcne number of ^irxii-,, - -r. > j , ���, < TEACHERS QUERY ,;, , J , , -. iLetlef "from' the ,Se"chelt Teachers'? Asso- ler jstated. that the Board has cut out black- 'abortions dsless" certain, De^erate w��m^h "f^^'^iJ,^' v ,'L-r. *ha v,11m^ ��* '.^^ ^^ we.seeneit leacnersjasso- napping.'.There-.-Will be .a problem regard- now go ito the illegal, dirty aW dangerous 1L*L���� iShSw!?\J6���&? ^ ciaUo^toJhe Board requested^ mating i^^cenKot of equ\pment wMch abortion anills by lie thousand everTyear. *! 4raughtmanship and majy xe-. Witn ^e - ^ucafaojt Committee, to, clarify ^ouis i -more than rS sum aUocated or+��xn +w^& ' - - -" ������ -* -'' * .yealherkeen'intere^inandobse^rvaitionof a statement tbat%e Btfard can cutVthe t*t3S��Z!ZZ* JiZiS m��� ��� aua,carf' Often they die., - ', ' . v i ^ everyday ithings around us' whieb. .we J\iafet; ^w&ou^oweriS'Se educational ^-^^ ��Ht J about $2,000 is needed to This as a.>huge allegal, dangerous atid .fake^for .granted; The present series of ISrfrd hi tee S^^-'Z^'^^^ meet the aUoted sum. damaging racket.; The M |aw ^on't make" pflBfe-^wdi wili vbe,ori display at ttheTCr^ sw:Qajr(J ?m* JJfrtf-|i , '" -; -. 'AMeB^Ii,A,1^1 it. disappear, but it should -reduce' theI scope ^^{Z^^tt^v^zS^iat^SvS. R^erruig, to-this-letter, secretary ��� J. TRANSPORTATION of the operation. .' .'..-- :- I&ISL* A\����n*m* ^m. .w\aitS���* Metzler; pointed ,out, .that instruction see- '-Althoughta riew contract has been awar- san ease the con Ithat "abortion : circumstances., .._ ... .us. at-even early ispaKes ��! *ingc'��,' ;���- ,\o r ' ." ���" ��� " ���' -**1"? r",*r��r**-,wf*-, ��^*** * -*-" ^--pc �����"!������������>>�����.; u��� -v- wv��.��.��. iW*��. ^.^^uvu u. ������,��w,��' its' development, to beJ a ihuman xbe^ng with, ''-^way^in'^rejsted in new ideas, new $5SU5?'to $64,500. There"is a redaction >in Island students has been djscdntmued be- all the natural, rights, of "a i.-uimiaa- being.' media-' and" methods, /Mrs. Smaill ,-also eatf ^other'in$truolio*hal expense" .-from $32V,7^L ea*us,B th6 uamber of students fell to three. There are also those,' ancluding mamy-al* ducts -an Art Workshop on Sunday' aftei- *�� $1-S|34(>) due partly to'the removal of the Two dre'receiving boarding assistance and though not all! Boman Caitholics?' who 'believe foobns in'the^old dentists "office oq Gower old'adult education programme-w}-dch has one is receiving transportation assisibance that cpntraceptioni is an immoral praictice. tipoint ltd- in 'pibsons where children eap. I*5611; transferred-, to a trust, account. It ib place t of the BoardJ supplying ferry In OttaWa', there are imern on both sides bring their own (materials' and',experiment ishjpuld be possible'to conduct schools ade- transportation. During last September of the -Hbuse.who so feel; and they are now to their bearts coptent. The workshop twill ctuately on the budgetted.amounts', he said, meeting of the Board'il was reported that ' Both the superintendent and . trustee seven students were using the ferry at'a Norm' Ifough a'greed that schoolst-in this c?st <& $21 Per day. district are. well supplied eomparxid with *,,._,'' ������-��������,.��� mm other districts. . -'. ' A' < 3AJ'C PR??RAMMEt A ^ ��� ,. , . * . , . , / * ��� ' Mr. Metzler reported that not all school ADMINISTRATION . '-',s 'n <_ -'districts "are operating in excess of the , fteWer*al.so 'pointed out.ithat adminis-' "basic education programme alioted -them. tratlon costs have been reduced by $3,000,,- Burnaby and Surrey school districts are 'Although mo actual'referenee was made" brtb. managing to operate within'the basic ��!��8S������M?l^ ,in a very'difficult position. Is art sufficient nopefully re-open next month, and ithe Gat- that the1 new law forces no one''into'Abof- Iwy hopeis,to tyave a display, of children's tion?> That itbose whose conscience or re- work from the iworkshop later in the spring, ligion forbids' it imayV continue to abide by ��� ?*" Z.U '.''.'I .'. " )" their, conscience and refuse abortion under nr/tmrr Lf riAvil Wrnrvhin ^iny'-circumsitances? pr is the state snnc- ^f����4U W i/eyil VVOIsmp tioning njurder? . ; "' " "' .' this week at Sechelt '��� I feel sympathy for ithese.men, being ^".i x\'. ... e������i.��HTnu * Z 'it fortunate ir, the, belief tha^ abortion is not TOSa^��f ' ^l^fhelt T1T^1' on, ^ murder: Instead, any oapfdm.would be yJ?Sia^ltt during-'the ^'^^''^ri^iae ^ucatlori programme. Kff did ** *��* t0V ** 'a^^ Sy" ito^BwSSSS, Jonn CasS fi^.tj^S*^ fi*gi��S? S^t 4��f ^^ budget is #5,1* ^Abortion laws were imade.by imen, ntbt Jf*tes'-Ru5l typ0** -SMney Women. TrV(sre; ithe choice offered,^ would Maurido Evans, sup'pdjnt "the staiul .of Ithe C^mimons' Jone ' When'. yeung 'Rosemary Woman Member,. Mtjs. -Grace Maelnnis of and hor buffbnnd, Guy (John Cassavetes), the New ��omocratilc 'Painty.' ^ an aspiring .ftago and TV,'actor, move Into Mrs. Madlnnlfe ! introduced'' a Pariva'to a7 ifamoils Victorian ah-artment housb in '^ember's Bill which/ W(-pUld lvave -removed irnld-Manhattan/ hor pleasuro in'tlio myster- &U refe'ronce',to^ibMion from tho Criminal fou,9 old pla,oeM'daimpqncd -by, ipie ismotlh- Oodo, leaving ithd entire question to itlio dc- erlng at'tentloiis7 ^of tho icldoriiy Castdvets clsion of' individuals in a'ceordftnoo awIIJi 'ncjtA dOw ('Ruth 'Gordqn, SUlCfey Blitckmer). their'own confidences, (I assume she would IHoiwover, ;Guy "isuccumibs io itho coupte'si agree JLhlyt non-quA'lifled pdrsons continue ito obnpms, mtys what with new frlendsi 'tmis forbid ito conduct Mortons.)' ��� ina'wccd advances in his edireer, is Qiapp^lljf ''Mrs. iMadlnnis' blU is nuililcoly to reach occupied " Part of tho B.C.,' Telephone Building Provincial average. ��� i' ����� Uio floor for ddbato in this session.' Even if Shortly a$lcr. she discovers that she is it should, the chances of its pn>ssage would ip,rcgliaul> As^e (^ftlby develops so do Hose be'intiniteymal y \ imnry'sl suspicions ,iha.t hw eccentric neigh- Under -the circumstances, tlio govern- ^m nrc ^mm, that her husbUd.is ln- mont's portion bUl seams to mo to fUx VolvccJ'in 'v/ltdic^aiit and that som^ng some reliWi *m.fot> aum of human imlvcry hmMo |Wm ^m to hw ^lby vpm lu in this nntioi> ��lnd ito bo one; smt��U welcome hlrl), ��� ���, ,r' * .. withdrawal of 'g��vernmont from nn area of Director Ito-h-inm PoUansU subtly mtAvr p^lvmto imornls, whicb Should not bo tho uMu tho i^ "bbtweon weal and unreal government s -bu^wsal. brlng8 Urgohiby' and tonslon to die dark i ��� tnlo of imodoirn day devJliwor.shlp. An ex- Paying alimonyj m like- liavlng itho TV cqllenti cni*t iroundi? out tho story with dra- set on after you'VeWlort a^leopV ��� -i, maUc"dis;ti^t|on. ;r::<\.���;:,,���">;., y\ ;,-, ^-��\��, Wmmmt ���-- ��� . --^���*-*���;^.���etff-*^���'** ... ^-^S'< iiiww iom^m^vmmmmtmmmfim\^.�� .������ ��������������� ��� "' '" ;;M0NDA��#'FEBRUART,'10thf..1969- #����WfSiW*��W����WP*^^ \ S z Sponsored b^ the Kinstnen Club of Sechelt \ s -V..,.,}.: .!j^l��. V ' ' ' ^ ^*^-**^**ti��^#i>^-^^ " ' '• \ I ' — •;,' /V-Vl v"'! "'"//''--•'-- "'"^ ,!','"^*,Ny/ ^ ^.Z" •*r-- '* "■'";.;*iJ', ****** *^j>i'y-.'wiKJ'i*? & y xy ',*■",■ h ■>' - ' 'i *• -* ;• ■ *' ," 4" ' Vr \*.v ; ' - ,-*• •-'*■. ••, ,-- *■ -r* * -1 "1 •^ *"- ^wJ * 11/ h- t -f i - J- T i, , I r. \* >,,:■■ t\ n ^y * r Page J5--"'-- The Peninsula Ti«rie9 ■>• Wednesday, January 29, 1969 ; ^" ■' " " i ' "'i1 InZYour Garden | - -.^ _By The Old Rake " ; •■■"**- ' •- BULBS that' were 'potted; up earlier and put awayjin„the,dark should have made enough roct to/wa-cr-int' bringing out to'a warm'room1; Qaffodis and narcissus can g> „rightr .into^ the full light of «a'window Where tjhey are to blooim. Hyacinths, on the other hand, 'should have the tender tips protected from 'strong light for a few days. A' brown 'paper cone about eight inches high Should be plaead over them until they ha ve, acquired --a'Shada of dark green. This has the,addad* advantage of helping the flower head grow up with the leaves and develop a suitable length of stem. Do not leave the cone on too long or the leaves will be ex.ended and weak and fall over the edge of the pot- Bulbs grown indoors require aimple water during the flowering period. After flowering they can be moved to a -basement 'window and given a moderate j amount of watering- until the leaves turn yellow;'1 then- thi pots can be turned on their1 'sides', >.sr/ no 'w^ter can reach them." . They should.be stored in a cool, airy part. / of- the" basement and when the weather Warms, up can be plan.'edin the cut -flower Z ptotTwhere "Efieyj will be" reco\jered 'enough -; to, bloom again in* two year£.* --} ,,,' ~ Paper white'narcissus"that;were forced*^ *» « * i -?n. \>\ ** » Kinsmen campaign ■* . . }: X V^" ^A i during" fiie''.winter rtiont-hs; rwhat "with the, "fexcess, beat- ,ahd, -resulting dryness ^p.-'W^rhinamGe%fi<ion - - ' '• leaves 'require to 'be^ kept free from Jdust W~erning-\xOeson «,*•>. '.'$¥ spoigbig with aired^ wdter, except^ of course,"■me;hirsute or hairy,leaf-edr ones-.-*' ![ As/a-.'fiepferal.rule'most-house plants should-' no? be "oyer- watered in the winter months,-.except *^hose that do their flowering "duJc^rig .that*,time. "Do .not be tempted to v feed plants that are' uVa dormant or senii^oTintinit „st'ate; wait until growth startsf-Then 'feeding shd-uid be on a regular schedule.- say monthly, with,a" good liquid.: •fertilizer'.* lANJNftTAiL Mathers' March," sponsored" by for c-ther disability grpiips, and noiw offers?,' the Kinsman club, takes place Pebruairy a wldei variety of services'to physitJally dis* iSrd and local Kinsmen seek support of this ahled adults wd children.* - -■ -' very wwth-while cause. For those -flat torn-1 ' -what ias ha^esaed'in the past' is very*- lUar-witb the story behind the "Mothers' commendable'-to the^Kinsmen-Cluib^ md all' March" we present ,the following: - ; concerned'in"-the interest <ff their fellow The Rehabilitation Foundation^ British manV Wbat' the future will bring in' temis Columbia, previously known as' The 'Polio- of Service is stUi in the hands ,of the people myelitis and Reh#rilita>tian foundation of °* 'this' province- whose continued support BriJsh Columbia,-hadvits beginnings in '18i4> alo-ne determines the even fuller'scope.of when an epidemic of Poliomyelitis broke -our development / '['' ^ , out in British Columbia. Kinsmen' throiigh- Member organizations' are nearly 1009f-t out the" whole of the province came to the KUnsmierHCluihs throughout ithe province who fere to raise funds for the needed hospital are represented, by one 'of,their members equipment such as Iron Lungs, Portable at the -Annual' Meeting of fte Fo-und3'^0 Respirators, Hydrotherapy Baths, 'Rocking each year. - A Board of 'Directors is elected Beds, Ambulance Services, * and Special by these representaitives who > govern Jthe Nurses. The opening of 'the Pearson "Polio affairs and activities of the Foundaiticm. At Pavilion for chronic long term' poliomyelitis ' the 1958 District 5 Convention held in Gold- cases was undoubtedly brought .about Jange-*.- en, and at .the 19S8 Annual Meeting for the ly as a result of the prominence "giyen to the" -Foundation, a 'motion-was passed.in each poliomyelitis problem 'for-ihe^ Fjinds raised, case to change the name of the Foundation: ©van at the present titae:)many*Jatiet**.ts are to the Kinsmen Rehabilitation Foundation ,o£ living at home after being dis'charg^d from • British Columbia.'.^ •, ,'.'/*•■ *3 ' *' Pearson-Hospital using'iron, lungs, ttf sleep,. EaCh year,; during'\the* latter paTt of in- •which 'are,;seryiced%xegularly pr the - January or :eatly part o^F^bruary, the an- (foundation. _, -. (l .'■ ,'^r . >' v - - -nual Mothers'.-^MaTeb-is^h-eld^by Kinsmen ' SALK Viccine':twas ifirst 'distributed .Ch^bsHthrou^hpout most are§s-in'tbe-jfijrov-*,, throughout the province by"' -ftie Foundation ince.- ^TWs^campaign 'is' fbe'main source of and brought poliomyelitis' under -control but revenue"t6»'sup,jri0'rt ,1be "Foundation, -and'ifs the aftermath of-the- dread- crippling diss- , program*-of services^ In ^ome^areas; ifiJB-: e$sb wasstill to be contended with. 'The men ^Clubs have^cnose-o to support ithe, Foutw serious lack Qf*{Rehabibtaltjbn ®CTvices for ^datio^byway <*'a^g•cant lr^'i&eir:ldcal> the, physically disabled jpfi*s,ented ^ the n^xt United' Appeal, whieli ithey, participate. 1%, great challenge to itiie iltu-rUori idurtag the in fieu of cpndnc-tog'aM^other^^^ "r*11!", next decade. s "' "Z^f l~. '.',.*'^ Z? , paign, but.no ima-ter what metiibd olf sups' Local eomple take vows ;g pretty ceremonY ■ floral arrangements United Church on Jan- ,uary"ll,\lSS9 for'the, evening wedding of 'BRONZE and yellow floral arrangements length bouffant veil was held by-a fhine- :ta«M«»»IM.<M,win. ^2'*asriS^a,!>0*r?!.iel ?ZJFSZ£l,tS££& ^ Vancouver General-Hospital. , - - FINAI, stages in construction-of ~ the. new " The .target was'to %elp"ffiem|w>n]S*"and port Js used'it isjs-igni6can\ ^afaB ^s-' Arthritis Centre in Vancouver are al- work again."'As,the services incl-easid:^ .pen Clubs, in-District" 5.particibate: to What wM^)^^m^cV^t pos£ P^o'patiJents'the unmetrneeds.Vill if **fW&^^:#t^M the -™u « *? >; £yT^ ^,-21 « physically tabled' person's became 'glar- .Association of Kmstaen. ,r y\' The.Canadian Arthrristis^and: Eheumabsm ingly apparent and _could not be denied. • :-..r-; ;f-,>.,. ". • v,' Society/states -that the building is expect- ThuS, thepro-ffant of the" organization was - MadTsbn''A'venues'Where the laWf -the 'F'&J* 'i?a^? i(*T '^"P^y on'January expanded *-t»'flU4he gaps in rehabilitation jingle prevails.; - * V" 't -*;"•-- '.• to. The official opening will take place in -^—r-— ;—°_™ . ^^ ^—-^—? " *-v •—'- April.-* , ; * Situated-on the-north east corner of B WINDOWS SPECIAL.'FEATURE One' Of -the .most interesting features and "fungi are rare as they do'not -thrive The bride is the youngest daughter of were gowned in identical full length dresses hi this'bmlding is-the position of the win- i'l dry a*toQspSere. '"^ ' ' "' ' ' > Mr. and Mrs.4 Ja"ck"GdesDn ef ■Sechelt-and cf "-n&1<»i chiffon with matching headpieces -dows^ 6n thef ground ftoor. These are posi- \J0L ho, often one" sees^ old Jteggy. and! the greom fyji» youngest sonTof Mrs. Al- ^dJ;arried 1)0Uquets of lhr«me ^^ tinned; some six feet' above- ground level «Mdyrp<UL-a1%-w^ mums . and m fact-are not wu^my^ at all, but Uve^utVWeptfor^entimenhlr^asonV^^A^^ r BestVman was Mr. Bob; Laeoix of New dne continuous -glass tend*about IB-inches Mu^ore'saesfaetiorrma^bebadifeut-" ^ G-#B0^,?:F-V .- / .\ Westminster: with -the; groom's bretbers,. deep goings around, three .sides of the tings are taken off these plants and new ' J "Retf ^ M. Cameron offieiated at the Floyd, Ken and Harvey Werning 'acting building. The glass is "dark-tinted' and 1be ..plants; raised.,If you dd^not; wd&h'to dis- wedding'and Mrs., Mae Freer played the as ushers. - - ... visuhl effect from- outside is excepbonapy ea^the-old,vplant,.try,cutting* it back ba^d' nuptial, -music. - --;„,,,. -, For her daughter's wedding the bride's -I *>!■. in< March, then repot it. ■ •- - •«■-.- - ^GiVen;-in "marxia-ge'iby her'father, the '-,- !^Quse plants are.!like]pets, yoii be'eotoe;' bride wore a- fup.^length gown of white or- attaeh'ed .to them, so-they-desenre^more ganaa ^thvembriidered overlay and full attention, than they usually get \",V' tfeain'caught-at the,shoulders! Her elbow _ __ cleap.. There are-ito visible vertical sup-' mo&eV^hes7~aTsuif of" white and ^fver >rts in Ibe'window area.; Op the inside brocade with black accessories andebnsige Patients, will enjoy, the , visual benefits of o'f pink and White carnations. " ,.-,'" the daylight and the trees but without suit with .w,hite aecessories and pink rose ^ mf mbsC attr9ctive ia the city. -Lo0kipg ^ c , « . / • r. ^ ,l r '• d<wn Uurel Street from 13th Avenue the Reception followed, ?n.. Sechelt; Region Hall- with one qncg. Th.'e,brade', and^white streamers' three ,tiered whltte, made Marvin Skytt Mr. Ray the bride. Following the 'buEfet supper, .. . , „ . „, the bride and groom led the dancing. Pia^ three main areas. Research Education Hist was Mrs. Helen Sinclair. , . **d Treatment. Effective cluneal and Out of itoivm gueisi'js included .grand- 'soci9r .research vdU be conducted in the paints of the bride," Mr. and Mrs. G. Mor- centre where patients under controlled den of Lethbridge, Alberta; Mr. Jack Goe- .conditions will be seen regularly. ■ son Jr. of Vancouver; Mrs. Betty Wecknltz Proximity to medical specialists and and family, Haney; Mr. and Mr*. Jim Bais- laboratories are other benefits the Centre S'ett,' Por,r CoqultlhftV; Mr." and IMr*. F. w4Ur offer, Up to'ijow these facilities have W2lrning of Ooquitlam; Mr. and Mrs. A, been in a variety of locations around tho Clairmanit and Brent of Haney. city. : tin education, students and graduates Marriage 'teaches a man temperance, who are the lifeline of the C.A.R.S. treat- regularity, frugality, forbearance, and a ment programme, will be able to see the good many other dandy virtues he wouldn't proper care of arthritis patients demon- need if he had stayed a bachelor. s'trated over the course of the disease. Custom besign . . , Construction Lantifseaning HenovajHons Extensions * s I * •: ■>■■.-•.- r< "''J!Z\k'Z -'Z. " ' .. r ^.. ;-y.. . . ,. „ J ''' Ti— J" i ' '-.''. .y'L ''•Ji* ' •' " ' ' ' " "il«-i;- i^'lp '11 'i ■ I'll mn j «■■■> ' s I I i I • ■ S Bud Star, faster Barber — Prtgferietor J (at Bus Stop, Gibsons) J (FORMERLY RAZOR'S EDGE) EXPERT HAIR CUTTING *— 20-YEARS EXPERIENCE •*K Men's Haircut : ■ - ' fi&Mft- Pensioners & Children ^I.SO L. , "" .5'bJ Sb " - i r**w «\ "S* >«. »i •» : !i •we" :*. ■ •"«*. . *,j 1 -*•»** **■ - '.\i i-? ■ 1 i 1 ^.-tj***»* «-*c*it«is* r ir - ^^ u- i I-*V»-h v« '%> •«•.. '■"■* *-,J*D».' ,1 ^;V^ >■» , ziVy, M%''^zAy;r ' Z' -|«V - ' ■ 0, i*1 - ■*. ■ ?>< -'A' v. 1 > . otV- ' z\\zL *Zlkf ,\iz''ZK<Hr, z yynp% '-mW' rti&>A z^wt Jiv. t -I-u 'Z i«,i : > , M 1.1' >-.■•■ .« , L,-. W J I /;'# W'-u T' .",1 S2 2src ^y^'j-k-^*^"^11^^?"^ ggg? Mr. and Mra. Ronold Norman Wornln^ Photo by DennisI'Gray, Sechelt, B,C. SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 46 (SECHELT) EEL^MSMSTONE SEdOMDAHY COURSE DRY SKIING^,.......:..,._.., BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION SCUBA piyiNG _ ... RETA) ^MANAGEMENT... 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By adding a layer or two of cooked rpushfooms you, lift this, often torved standby up Into tho class of a party or company specialty,,,,',, ' !■■.•■""• ; , •. , ii;i: 'j' ^ :■■; Why not check your recipes for supper dishes and note tho ones you would like to try with tha addition of flavorful, Mutccd mushropms, ,,'■,■ I MACARONI, MUSHROOMS AHD CHIESE Pplnsplafiniing /'/■;.■• i'-;,-:iiii."):.. .'i?':- MEATEM & 5UE-WJES % pound mushrooms ? ctip elbo*r/mocoronl *. . , .. . . 3 tablespoons butter or margorlnc I tablespoon finely chopped onion 3 tablespoons flour' J teaspoon Worcestershire ftauco 1, teaspoon'sugar 2 cups tomato Julco ' salt and popper to taste I, cup grated chccso Your ICemfone Sherwin Williams Paint Dealer Phono 006-9533 Gibsons; B.C. > Wfiere fashion is a byword Smart Shoppers are found at .., , ie's , Break mushrooms. Into plecea. Saute quickly In one tablespoon butter with light sprinkling of &alt, until mushrooms are tender and well browned—about 5 minutes. Cook rpacaronl In bolllna salted water until JUst tender-HJbout 10 minutes; Drain and ' rlnso with cold water. Melt butter or margarine, odd chopped onldh and cook '2 "fa 3 mlnutos. Blend In flour. Add tomato |ulco and seasonlnns. Cook, stirring constantly until mixture thickens, Place a layer of cooked macaroni In greased crisseroftj. sprinkle with grated cheese, then add layer of mushrooms, Cover with sauce. Repeat, finishing with sauce and topping with'grated cheese, Garnish with mushrooms ond bake ot 3S0* f-about 3Qm)twtm,!Mo'Hm 4 awvtngv.* •- " •■■- ■-** :" ' , Fcsshlon Shoppe Gibsons, B.C. »■"■>•■■'-•• ?■''-,"" i--' vf',], inn. Ph. 880-9941 I, I - , , 11 11,111 W«, , 11IHJS3B ,AS.:*L0|l WILL COMPLETELY INSTALL A NEW SHELL FURNACE Complete with oil burner, cluqts work and oil tank In your home. Call Bud Klewltz your Shell Oil ,.. Distributor,, „.„,_,.... ' 006-2133 Gibsons, B.C. HiWIt /, 4» r 1 t > ■ , V t t.'f. !-|..\*l i ■It > 4 I' !'■!(, t *> .',/.'/ # * * t « r» SHt 11 If. •» •*^f'-^''--^,*^I-'--#^^ ���* ..a��MT��.n h. ^-*ix"*-fe f~����l i r -0"*-w. i^K��>^^,i'n_r''iJ -m*** Qtttuir ^y (u"^ J._-^*4i1v ^ , .-rt- (_r *H�� ���^J-ttt^ >w-rs/ �� l.V~ 4<^��-v <J. *Vj ~v* C**��� I1*"* -V*-V.v u** v" V*** ���*�� -WA-*��* r- -ayj. u,��t. j��***l-^-v*i^-Vy-^ *"li W y="if^, AV-v-'^*"��^,*^"*>-W**r*'-*- ,1, ftti ^.y W ���-^-Q; -,��*���-'f#*"V -m il''->t>'0 ���j; i, -����* ,.\i ���r �����(# (lV( ���, <��� & -J��(- J -( -7. a--*-j*A{ i Si V * *, -ji-' f 'to ���M' ^ r." The Peninsula Times -, Page 7 , ��� Wednesday; January 29, 1969 ' -, Coa^ildotih M.P. oft compromise * m **f' balMting system , in federal elections. ' - , v/ Paul) St. ipierre_ (liberal, -Coast-Chil- ' cc'lin) spcike in sober tones about <a recent s-a-lnlon--fishing- expedition ito demonstrate ' the1 -'virtues --of compromise���" the meeting '"of two Intelligent men.-" ;'" -The Hansard report of .the MP's state- '-rne'nt follows: J One -or two hon. members have expressed an Merest in fishing in my constituency.1 ".Fortunately1 I ihad an experience ^recently ttiat.1 think poirits up splendidly * the*'value of compromise in human affairs, 1 * i was fishing for salmon and I caught & 14- / inched jwhich. by our system of measurement' I? an -extremely large fish. Asked* "is that between the eyes." . "M^"St. Pierre said, Yes, between the <syes." Unfortunately I did. not weight it. My wife -had a camera and took a iblack and white picture of it, and ithe negative alone weighted seven pounds! I was mentioning this ito Jim Chambers, the head cf the fish- enmen.'s union at iPawell iRivef, and-he said, , "What was the\size of ithe fish, iPaul?". I said,. ^1 .would esitimate dt at about 160 -pounds���dressed, that is." Well, Jim said he 'had -a -"big catch himself. He had been fish'ing just off Desolation Sound, ne:r "���Refuge Cove,* which was first mapped by ������Captain "George Vancouver of the ship Dis-- icayery in 1792. jim .was fishing very deep and-^hagged, something on the -bottom. *"^^�� '%'' h ���#�� i n*t^$r ** visor quits . ��� ��� f -i ��� &* f ~ (.^-������i "X V*-*- ��*���*, *��� l * ** Ji"vfI, REGRET was expressed by Districit,,Supert- xe's-olution to spend this money it*^ will be dhterident E. R. lianna ^and membei��s or necessary -tor the Board to hold am emer- ' the ScKool Board when it was< teamed at fif?py **��Mtag to give the by-lam.a fourth * ZZ *���< ��� * Z. j \* x.ii * -w-i^^.^ reading, It^wdl then be presented to itax- the January, Board meeting (that Elemen- ^^ Jp ^fe district on February tott If tary Supervisor W. J. Barton thad tendered kjd .taxpayers ipetition tihe Board to go ito his resignaitiom. . ' v' ~ * ' , refetrendum. before' Mairch-^lst, it, wiU be -,. "Mr. Barton w��o> only arrived in ithe dfei; .nepes.s^ry' to 'go through .ithe procedure of -tdct in September of last year will foe-leaiv- setting =up polling-stations. ' o - , ing ontJune^0tn io return to-the British ' Secretary iMefeler said "that this will cost ���Isles. 'His Jetjte-rAO'f -resignation wasjamoaug the fBo*aTd .between $1,500- $2,000 -and he late coxrespondenca^ rreceived^by the (Beard can't se"e & hope of it -passing in this district, *and-,wasf accepted wilh regret. <l '; \ '"look back ever the record," he commented. v '^Sechelt? Teaelifers* AsSiWiation ^vrot^ihe Z Tj-uspee'jion pouglais dbserved that,-the Boa^r-r.eferring; ito their request toade lasit Bo*aJrd";isf��fitlsfied it cannot operafe. with teahtn fequwting k meejBng���,to ^discuss She _ 't^^ ^nirjney; p�� councils -and the people fail value of.ajfJLLaison fiommittee, ibetween'toe to -approver-the! additional expenditure of Camouflage Just peeping out of layers of snow ^t ' Port Mellon, 'this car will not be mo-' bile for some time. Snow is already.�� five feet deep in the'cottage,garden4 completely covering the picket fences, /udgo reduces amzrd^ because no seatbelt / PauhSt.?Pierre, s"! *?��*'' i e >y. Association mid jthe.Bo&rct;s P^nsannel -dam." imitfcee.. iNo-one .app'eare&^-rememb^^cto a ieriuest-^but itrjostee. J>on Douglas advised that a liaisonr comimittee ihad? tieen' -formed in the^ ip-ast ito^ dis<tu^,<iiteims needing, "clacri- fication. S.JT.Aj , b'eHevesi $hat < such' art conv mittee is t woEQiwInJ^^ arid .leads to ,jb&fctei relationship.. .Pe^onriel Committee agreed! ito contact SpHih.. ��� > - ���* bIidgbt by-law.v., -,.���^,.��� 5 M- $27545'2, itEe Board will have to appeal ito VictotdJi. '^Wlhat do -they do, tell, the' councils jamd itjie people they are wrong?" he queried.. ��� > Secretaify JMeMer pointed out that the ^oafd! qy-er^pentto a par greater extentlaist ^���ea^'-bemg^l^r-S^T over -the^aEowed^ud- 1 epw '���< ('Nothing will be neglected and we will ibe-^ble Itft iceep upfmaintenance,'' he said, ���4 /JJof jbn&g this! -school' district'-s operating ���, The^Board f anr^-titree meadings.to, )pudger| ibudget -in,ilinB��wilJh: the amount approved by j,i,i;7-�����Mf tiT��� ~L^y^:'~uy T, s:���Z��� ' y* Z***" Zy Z.\^<,���* &yl^^..l^w&Qcpba^^ Viajoiria' it will^be^-necessairy. to -praclice |NfPRCM>XJ!aEI>. by, JMr. Nonm Watson/W foreigners. Hii, 'al-iument 5s ��kat -opeiiajfcion CKZj.over ,the'lapptoved; ��� operating cost-toif ,eeonoipy/!&>r,2-v3 years.foruthe Provincial '" '��� -- '-'- '-'---��� �����--*-' of such rancbes 3 is \extre^ely marginal ftl ,e*9Aa" -*����*����.hi* .��-h4. ..�� tj^^^ ��..������.�� There,is<no law-stating that ~a person, must fas'ten tSe!seat bfelt which is now starn- ��rf " u sl ' "T. -. "s Zr** * toxT. da^ equipment in'all new cars^-ohly ctfm- Wihen he brought it up he found he had ��� ��� v ,. - . ,, t . . , ./* v*'��� snagged .the .binnacle lamp from -Captain mon sense can direct the car driver "or pas- -George^ ^Vancouver's ship discovery: You senger to do so." Tb~emphasize the need to can imagine his when he 'found burning^ ' Naw, Jim Chambers,- ��� able men. We ,"compromised. I took 100, r. pounds feff 'the fisfa. and'Jim put out the' ������cjtndle. i ������ .(Francis Peninsula home . - ,hosted music festival ��� ';-POLTX>WING -music .students^bf Mrs.1 G. }c L. Brooks took partr-inVrecital held^in. Leit paradise . ... y -J' i -��� ���** ������it \ 4} Grf|de 2,Sirring: Deirdpe Murphy. - v .������Jlj Grade t Plano: siindy- Bildk, Cindy t (Haws, Rosemary JMalcolm", Wtifred Phil- , [UpsC(Honors), Roberta-Bain (Honors). " lj Grade' 2 PlaiW Heather Walker I '(Honors)', ' , n ' ' \ ��� i) Grade 3 Piano: Lorraine Bilcik. ��� ' Grade 4 Piano: Heather Duncan. j ' The -following, students also received / "j' .certificates from the Trinity College of I c^MusIc:, Louise Rutherford, Grade 1 theory, I -Pass with Merit. jxT>vr>T*T\m<irv <,*am* *����� -ha ,k,.;i^���� ,.�� ^n jexeejUent main to Ihaive as our M.P., Paul ���. ^u^ ��-o����.-i��-., ����� -v^.^^^^, ��w��e-����* PRECEDENT seems to be buikung:up on. gt ^^ ^iriber for,Coast Chilcoto, and while v^lue-kaip.Jtojtwo .and teee ,- therseatbeltquestion.- ,'. f > ^as"guest'spealcer-at'1 the lannualt^enecal thousand dollars^may/be-iplaced^on-somie Meeting of tiie Sechelt and District Cham- of ���them, they^ aine1 mot 'wwih /anywheir-e MecZM jCommerce. held last Saturday^ Jiam. neairliiait amount. 'Such <V!aiuW.'-areIoften ffi,th. " , -> * ;;: set by -Americans who,-usalobpholesiin-the "NoTmal!ly"a^speaker"of'srinre wjilr, with" IT.S. tax law." _ .'"" a 'host of vinteresting stp'ries- *^��^xelate;j'&r: ,., iMgmy" of t, these^ so-cajled vhigh-. .'.valued "St^ Pierre this-time ^chose to give iBj�� views- * ranches have operated -either-atVa-loss"'or -- j.i._ j --J..J.- x��� ...-!.._*. .i.- .4. _. xi.._ xt.^ .*t���_.T pgyerty level. on ca-pitali'ini- itx>nthesmal- _fj j-j* i. t; t.- x t-'.x^ i j * ^^^,&v ,��^,��,y.^��.,^, ��*.^. ��v .*,.., Ik��^v~��-v �����-��.w.w-.i.��---w.wV, ^���^^.it'or the to^tteni arid did not haye his, sejit -belt fastened. A JD^en Evolved in:ia battle "with'/financfi min- percent. All ranches ,-valuedj art more iQiam specialist testified --that jthe'iata|-injuries ,'ister Benson over the subject.'' ' \ ,' , $100,-000* netted i-ari- average ^return of 2.28 would :not have ^occurred,:if the v^ctiniha.^ V,-.( Main cbnceinlof St^Piwi* i^that.'es-te'Je percra,t.>; 3 ., . . , s�� . been wearing a seat belt-'at tiie* timef of the 'tax on BjC. ranches; valued' at -anytihlng <ijj>. one of Benson'si -argun^nilii.ifoRjaie, tax collisibn,/.and' the judge concltided^tbat Jthe Z to -at teast $100,1)00 wilt create haidsMp/land is that of social, to-prevent ihe aiScunklar victim contributed_tovfiis own injuries*-;���,'< >vttil eventually result in- sale of^rancfoesffo tion of wealthy faimilies aver geriraaitionisi ��������� . ^ -, <l ^ crieaition ef ^ynasties.- v f\ ��� t ] St, Pierre 'added ^al*o���^ut-eistalte tax upon ��;$20j00u'ranch ist quite ludicrous for value wise,r"-such -a iholdiiig. would be no more than a souvenir. One of the better aspects of !,the ptroppsed new estate tax is ito ensure there will be no -passage of taxation of husband against wife, or vice versa, "This, 1 aim in agreement with" he said. , T ���He agreed wijfih critics ,of estate^ tax that a *ase' could be presented against it on grounds'Jthat,taxes have aiteeady^lbeen . -paid and should?itherefore not be subject to further taxation. This unfortunately- would L'in\Ottawa, it is easy 4-lose-toucli with " create "Wbers of wealthy families but ior ithe home riding and .the country, i^mers-, ���ft>"��m^ ^sons the money as required to - ' --���- - �� **��� ^-v u..^,��&t.^ ��c 4jjje country. This, how- should not ,atpply to am $200,000. , \ - < '.-. Piemta (for itaking itjhe .trou- Joe-3enner expressed the ���> condiitions being' so bad,^ leave B.C.," he said. ' ��. ' ���-���-> dt ^^^viDus 'the member went to .great ,The chunky author with the long, grey troul)le io be Present His early search has led-him. to the wry brush-cut talks with conviction, not passion. * conclusion-impression, rather���-ffyri* politic- He chain-smokes, getsuplfrom his tilt chajr f A���imniiUir PliiVi Jnnn al decisions are made by a group ,of elves and moves restlessly around as he talks. OUIUmlllliiy LrlUJj UiuilS or -fgnoimes- buried in a cavern onerhailf-mile "My perfect life w��uld be ,to make a liv- , ;i ,-* , under the'Great Canadian Shield, that piece ing writing the sort of thing you wa'ni.to nnnillar 911111131 fl^TlPD of rugged topography which makes up much write without wondering whether it will J^upilxQil. QllllUai UQIIUC $1,354,249: "VT ' v 'iay^igeflto1.'Caiticli��Uip. However Chairman Should^ either Ifechelt o-r iGibsoijs'pillage Sheila. Kiteon.wacned, "there is no pioint 4n Council fail-to- ���approve-the Sciwol-Boaajd'si standing still, to please the Government" aaiBWMJ6��a��!faMwaB8^^ : -�� ; The Peninsula Animal Hdspitkl will be closed until -February 10th., Boarding fac^itiek will- still "be available* Upon re-bpening I hope to,- cohtiriiie-to service the com- niunity under the direction of a veterinary surgeon. ' Thank you-tor-Tour-patience and understanding��� '���/'A PHYLLIS HYLTON t rf. MSiagBtMBIl ii 99 ^December at the-borne"of Mr. -and Mrs VDuhcan Cametotf, 'Francis Peninsula'. ; Pjano:\ Roberta, Mickey and Roxy Bain, ^orria'ine, Sundy and; Genaldine Bil'cik, ;jvrary and Jean Cameron, Maureen and ; Jtfaney Cameron, Karen,t Denise and Donald ,' Dontbroski, Helen Duncan, Leina, Fraser, * . ��� -. ,-<���-���-��' - \��� ,- ��� - - - ��� < "Martina, Paul and Wilfred Phillips, Carey PAUL ST. 'Pierre, the story-iteller who be-s. V'YfJu nave to resist.or temind "yourself (-Walters. J ,' came ai^politician,-has'.impressions!���not consita^tiy of it so you.don't lose youf-<jom.- -. Guitar-.. RnhprH 'Rain Tn-hn ^A twt eonclusions-^of life as a player on the conn-- .nion-sense." That'sthe -danger here..Govern- ^DuSn/Jobn ��n\mel^'Ma-SrJ irSv try's^ national political - stage, says Keri ' ments-lose their common sense,completely -SpeteW Can Sf'^ ? ' "Clark in a story in the Vancouver Sun., . $tinies,�� 'x-J -��W(M,W-Ji-3,v,- . ~"It is just s,tupid for.anyibody to cbme "---- ^ Zy- rj ��� A�������^n;,5*-ll. B5,-?nca: Russel <****&: here and in a few'moitbhs decide'.whether Coast-Chilcptiri. 'Lake finding the' decisionmakers to 'get ,tliings done.' " Roberta Bain, Grade 2 Guitar, Pass with I ^Merit... This is apparently the first time i 'Trinity Collegers examined a student in ? ���'.Guitar in British Columbia. u ,1 Guest pianist was Mr, Pnul Birch, a ~ ^former stifdent of Mrs. Brooke's, who is I now band instructor in tiie North Vancou- | ;vycr High School. His' prqgram consisted of 1 f./'Rornance" by Sibelius, "Sheep and Goats", by Gulon and| "The Cat and the Mouse" by C6pland. ' \[ To end the evenipg,,brothers and sisters o'f Eastern Canada '- It is another way of saying that it is easy to founder on government bureaucracy as you try to work on behalf of your constitu* ents. - ' "People get lost in a red tape jungle and think you can unravel it," he said, He sees lu> ro}e as "ft half-assed ombudsman." Nothing moves quickly.' St.,Piqr^e, 45, made his name 'as a chronicler of life in British Columbia's Cariboo country before winning the B.C, seat in the June 25 election. He's a Liberal, but as an indlWdn-alist shy of society's pressures, he is met enamored of 'the party system. In the Commons, you tend to hoar the inform. ,i ft > I* v teamed up to play Christmas carols In duot fam? IMiig add 10 to 15 times by oaqh of tho four political groups in it," ho said,' * He wonders it the people within-each group arc -trying to convince each' otljer. As tor Ottawa, it has Its charm, but It is not a Teal city. , "It is an artificial city. Prime reason for Its existence is government. iMost peo- iplo in Ottawa come from somewhere else. This creates an artificial atmosphere; fi '���Wti IWi ' 1&1 'wis 88tt . 1 ��� ������Si$��4 1% Sechelt Notes tSEOHEiLT Garden Club starts another bu*5y , season February &tih' at 9 p.m. dn St. i Hilda's illaill, Sechelt. Anybody and everybody welcome; imcmbcirMxip fees wre rcn" ^ona'bl'e but tlie benefits are bountirul. Learn . (how to create beauty in your 'garden, 1 Magistrate and Mrs. Olinrles iMltitol- Mendl -recently (returned from Oltnwa after '.���spending fli month's holiday with friends I 'and .relatives. On January 23rd they trav- 'ellcd to IVlctorla lo attend tho opening of the Legislature 'and reception at the Em- prcsft Hcftcl^ Laitcir thnt day tlioy attended ^ n very; pleasant cocktail parly (given by Mrsi. Isnibd Dawson.' Minister wljlfomit pont- folio, and her ihusbancl nt the Chartor>, house, Canon iamd iMrs. ,Mlnto Swnn are,spend- in K tiw^iweeks' In Honolulu visiting -D,r, Akn SwnA a nil family. 1 We ace happy to report Mrs. Mary Evans much better Jn St.������Mary's Hospital, . i, ' M'hSuJI^ Wlckson In UiospUal for' a tfew dnyo'. ,>Mri. Sam .Mclu'iiule is also a ho.s- pltalpnilcra.'''" ' ' * Miss Jo Colemart of St. iMnpy,s���nura- Jur jBtmff is spending a Keiw days in Cnllf- brnla vilwlnft iMlss iMyfrnhi Burtnick -and 'jMlsa' Fiiyc Shtndclt who rtro on tho iStaiff ��� of MeffHtHospital. The hospital Is pairit pf the Untyersity of OftUfornla .Medical Centre-.''' \ , ''"-, .'.��� ', . ' ��� ��� ) Mrs. E. Brotherston of Pemberton has -' beeri a guiwt of Dr. and .Mrs. W. .BuptnlcJc. Sales sell. ' " '. ���' "I'd like to spend three months of <a year in Mexico, three months in the Cariboo and slxin Yanrjouver.",, , His move 'to politics led him to drop his newspaper column in the* Vancouver Sun. It interrupted work on a factual book, about his borne iwrovihee <"wMli a few damn'lies in it." ,. , . ��� , U .. , He-felt he had\something close to the perfect 'life before entering politics. He wrote what he wanted lii Ms column. IjTover, ���went to tho' office: - Travelled - where he wanted. He had time to write. "I ran away from paradise," ho said, "'I'm not sorry I did, I made ,tho decision and Ldld it. -I don't know why, though. . "I -wanted to register some of my feelings on political life. An<| I haven't done much of it yet." ��� ' And he wanted to get some projects going in his riding. ' ' Ho is making slow progress. And that's the way it is with tho chronicler of tho Cariboo, where the ranchers and Indians ' and loggers live fnr outside Parllament'-s shadow. " v '" ,'WfctfH St. VaJieniUne's, Day in the offing, ,once "again Wilson Creek Community Club is organizing another of its popular dances. , : The laisib dance held in Deceimlber was an outstainding success with one hundred people enjoying^.ta'ped imusic in a beautifully decorated hall, A novel group called -^Thc ,Whistlers" was a big hit and ^11 be back .again to entertain, .-, It is advisaldo to ipurdiase tickets ea^ly to avoid disappointment; 'they can bo booked1 Iby (phoning iMrs. Helen Phillips at 88&- 21183 or Esther1 ^crry at ^88^-2356. , Don't forget iFebruat-y 8th-���take your liiwoelheairl! out to an eiijeyablo Valentine Dance and seo "Tho Whistlers". Admission is only $1.00. , m-MtMB-l^^ ���?jyWii��iift^HU3JlH|i fwwyygpg mmmmrnm^^m -���*--'������ T^; ���- r ���- i,A TVP9* SECHELf f HEATHE i��RESE^ITS: ���mn^ IfV ^ ^ If x ^ w,y ,.tf.W^- , , >'',!',''' ' ZZ'ii-^pk *"f^" 1** *fyr*r>,��w ��� y ii**f pt��< y Service S0LM18SERVICE STATI01 ,.,..,.��� .'.'.'.',..'������,,'Ml^n-way, tOl ��� ���������' WONE eS6-9^62:" mm StorHng; Mia Fartow, 4of]r> -Cossavetes, Rtith Gordon i ��� '., ' ;" *'<������ ��� ���' , Cortoon - Technicolor ��� .I, Students) - Adufts $1.50 i if tee Lames wear SEMI ANNUAL CIWAMCi' SA! Thursday, Janud-ry 30 - Sdfmd&y, fFebruary 15 Starts 8;00 p.m. Out 10:30 p.m. RESTRICTED Friday, Saturday^ Monday arid! Tum4��y, Jon. 3ls<t�� Fefe, lit, 3rrJ and 4th �� >% "i>*"' lilies : Pyjamas Reduced to 'Clearaiice Pras Garter. Belts ; sposrrsw to % PARTY DRESSES ��� in uplmim in' Grob tmm�� of B^r^piW tmtmgtmwmimm&M r4 UnddveWd Bbrgains. *W^^^��^i^��%^W^P^M^^ (# -* J* 7*H r!^! 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One o& these "cruising .British mtm- archs, the 32,600 4>on '"Cajnmanisu^-^as- pub; * t ran1 'ag-round^off the island of SaVSatvado5r| - in,the e-astern Bahaimas.^She was c-ariying ' 4-7tl" passengers -and ai crew of 45uH on a I twelve-day ciTiiseffrom J^ort JsEfVergladesV L Florjdai to Kingston, Jamaica.' ■, --%>-. - L , 'r 'The -most direct -route for any vessel tp^ , tage -when bound -from '.Florida,-to .Jamaica * would-be to'steam directly" south "to Cuba, come; left klong* the northeast •cca-st'until i Oajb6 M-aisi, the eastern tip of the* island, is | r reached -, 'come bard right into the Windward!! \ v Passage'and then .steer £ southwest course* \ to' Jaimaic'a. But due to *thfe -existenqe of a- bla.nket,of coupitless* reefs and shoals lying bejiween the Bahknas and iCubaf navigaiuoni in" this area- as "extremely bazardous and Jarg'e ships ~are SEorced to rtake^lbW'longer} -route to-rthe north of the Bahaa^^s.-steerin^ ' riotaiea'St1 -i&om Morida', 'past- •G-ramd'-'Ba^ hain^/i^n'iiauling southeast ajfeound 'Qreat Aba"ca jlsle,'; down tpasti Eleutnefa, -Oat* Is^ lai-adV Sam JSalvadorj^-aaid -Samana^'CAitWood CaxK, .Then.du^ south'pa§t Crooibect^Island, 1 aodjOi-reat Jnagualsle'to the eastemr-tip'of CtabsC^nd through i&e'W-Md'vto-rd-^iassage y. *«. * *. -• ,C V;' f* i** ^ l ■* '/"li'Y y fy /^-v;"*>J-:: St** * * r I ■»* -»* wteatihe,!?, , -were 'tO|pf ?■» •x*> ^ ''I'^Qo -Ute ecc^clns/whWr'itbe ISechelt b^t's and'John ''Restbnv afius -,Wel-?omie''B'?aclii , ^dadee-^ir^etheaedN^fRoadlla^w^, it»Jco-ta-ge,."— >:*■;.; "' /- ;.' *-.' _vt - y-flokwted^rip disembarked* the children ^nd ', A-ai ammco 4 }/ *> v » ^ tiwpe4 04'ck ito THgEntoon Bay4o woid the F,^f HESS,,- Az -+ *U w^^«J »» -j -* '^* i _ 7 «• f, their chMr-en to,Ba-lfra'oon Bay or direct to. „ ,. H „„,,„ „iJ4M^«. ««•«,?•- ( ^eehelt, or else^e ten ft UM*y.<i, V ^^^ ?s wie?QM» ^dxUons.permit^ t ^IftatorAiWy;' among ithe intrepk drivers ** interesting new program of fillips is ' ^r' !■« ttO'-Jamaaca.- v-ni .. po marveb of modem commmpcationl It is now possible to hear the same new* bulletin 37 times. MlUMMMI ■wiiKijmmmuu IPPLIES?. Wonl* f-o moke your horn® larger, moro comfortoblo, moro modern, moro beautiful? ■. Whatever .feom© 'J»p'r0V©»ift»t '■ project you hava In i«liiif, you'll find helpful Jdcas ond information , at your ono $top_ supplies tliop Peninsula Building Supplies ltd. Phono 885 9669 .'."■/ sechelt. [fix'z ';rr'T v^The_Briti§h -crtdse' Imerj.OaiiTm^rnia,- did1 and npt-get past Sam Salvador* ~ ~y~ ~ young j -The' island of San- Salvador,' or *Wa*fl!mg jWho Island as it is also called/is sixty struarel :—z miles'.in area and has a populialaoni not ■much, overrl,000,\ notj:ounang animabj. ^ ,was„*Sie lOrst'laid'tC^iristopher Colutmibus saw, when ubde/- a Welteroaoigi-suni be^syierl into the Caribbeait on October. 12th, 1482 and discovered' ffie^PTew World. - The •-iniiito'iname for* theisland^was^Guanaaiani.-^-"j--;-- -, * 1 There is a ihiodern lighthouse on San, Salvador 'jdow that?towens- above the hot/white,- slparsely yegetatjve„ dunes. It's" powerful iigh-t flashes out its .warning tojnariners in the^vicinity and guides .theori safely-pasit. SattZSalvador as. they-steam to any,-number of'fascinating destinations. -My ship wasTonf a T^esti Xndieslran-, takr- in^us ifrom^-ae^ east-coast of Oanada^to Jackso-nyijle, Morid^'therf on to'Rreeport on "Grand Batoma and Nassau-en the island of New Providence. Erom Nassau We- sailed on" to - Jaanaaca/ihen across the 'Cf-tribbean* Sea for fourv weeks of working passengers arid', cargo through .the Windward and Leeward, Islands. Our courses to Jamaica took us along the same^treute the Oamnjania'foT-* ■lowed. .Trip after trip we'sWile^ past San Salvador, past the1 spot wherer-ae'-Britisihi liner, touched bottom. i>< , ,l,< • '{ ,-' ; ( On'one such'trip, a-shipmate' add I were on deck, leaning aigainst the rail and star- mgjat'ithe li-^ithous,e tjs we steaffliied close off San Salvador. A1 light breeze ^Mowing, oyer ^sWpCfave^a-nkful xelie^.froin the "blazing afbemopn sun,- As we glided p*jst the .lighthouse, any* -cjSum pointed; to -the jgadq and ,-furned - itor "me, js&y&g, V'Yoif kriowj I bet Christopher OolumbuS was awfully- darn glad io see ,tbat ■ligtttliousfe!,' - 'Even today,"!"am,'4ot sutelf ihe was" s,erious or iust being facetious.-,, - . • ... NEWS HUNTER'S, NOTE ROOK ,.,, v 'A j Reuters"-news; agehcy , conirniunique da(te]ined •"Georgetown," states that Guyanese authorities have issued murder" whtp: rants to 24 members of the wealthy Hart and, Melville ranching faimilies. living deep ih .the Rupununi hinterland of the country, these, families are accused of leading all abortive attempt to set up their' own republic. I itia The Rupununi area is situated deep in the, interior of the,country. With a land! area of 37,380 square mjleg, these sarvan- nans, or grasslands, are virtually1 cut off pom the rest of Guyana, The major access into ithe area is by air and the old cattle trails are no longer used, the jungle reclaiming them. Beef (is driven out ^ the Rupununi to slaughterhouses on the Brazilian border' and the moat is flown Out front there, I1 ri i Inhabited by local Indians and ithe1 families of the ranchers, thto Rupununi has received very little 'government assistance in *ii?e past. Tho entire area boasts only ono hospital, complete with ono doctor. Missionaries serve tho area' and primary schools can bo found in each villlaige. Tho Harts and Melvilles have been left basically on their own In the interior of tho country, raising cattle -and developing the aroa as best they can. Tn tho true Bonanza tradition, itho Harts and Melvilles are to the Rupununi as tho Cartwrights are to the sirnil r°Sa' TJl° com<paris<>n iff strikingly What makes- this news report notewortihy- Js tho fact that my wife lived on the Hath ranch when she taught school In the Rupu- nnnl before she 'married and came to So- l< . ,^fnmHy> Gu*&m is Intermarried with the Melvilles as well. Within tho next fow weeks I hope to have biibstantial information 'about what is really -going on in tho interior of the country of Guyana, and this eolmn should read Uko an hour-long television western. First Ice Rink, ^ v ,^ ^£:&*-*^^ ?TJ!^ei^:r^^^e "Va7MuW^ter spending inside, afm.KfiSSlr^WE W*> W^wa^.build^:,tuBp warmer dimes " -. •* <> ' G'3**-1-1'11 'National 'Park. Another coloured y> . ' . ^ * ' . fSon ^Ducks of Course," provides ahiamy Many water systems are frozen up agaui ibasic. dvM to duck ^^^^,1^ m<& as and the^ang-suffering users^on the Red- |ee(j:rig itaJbits. fi'ight naifctems, etc., A Ighit rooSfs Watenwor^ system have been wsth, ^ "^ amu£;a$ ^^ whdch '^m appeal Out wat-er far* month • Mftog snow for a t0 mvtXB- 'fcW« weE as hunters, -Other cup of te.a, btteakmg the, thick ace on the imm& in«M p>0gram are Forest "Highways, raxtfbarx^s amd coHecting[icicles off the N;ia,gaIa.lF^b parkland and Canadian* Pa- -roof.for #sh^ashin^has become a way of y®^ pric& ,tfE entrance is 35 cents'and life, a| too reminiscent ofipioneenng days, everybody is welcome, ; ^ i-w ^"P*0*18 a.^<WJcult for « nwnber, of As* r^e,re ^as a sraaU ^tendance %t the SL«%,pel^ f1!^1^* Sut ^f frway >™<&*Z o* ^e Halfmoon Bay Im-, oonmunity^ spirit is &mmg#8&, with the J^^ait Association, the election'of offic, supiuesforthear^neighbors. ^ ( • ^m ^.problems tod posslble-'solu. IN BRIEF ~,-\ - ' ' , " \A- tians w£-?e discussed. •' J ,',V'""'*,» y poes Your Club or. Group report its: Activities Regularly to tfhezTimes? ■- f. Mr.1 rMrs.,B. McCaul has received- news that , for?'', - . , * *" [r.1 Berf ;jamesJ is" making good "progress -" *4I don't., 1 just need the "money." FLC^niDA IfilltAfl"'RIVER ORANGES California, $l*o 113..,!-.^ U.S,:'Nd. 1 .:,; .,,.; Prices Effective: TBiurcEay, Jan. 30ftBa to Saturday, Feb. tct >'JtM *W ■*, » ' rsi. *- _.A»-» ?yT%*p™ '-:-,.-.'/ ' ' ■/'"■' ifrW-ajrXS,' 'j&*y%<j\£rtr>' >>V V"-/ // >r ^ ¥/ v^v i* * \ V, ■/ // /t\ il/ /} tl"^1' )/ n 'A' *~? JI «—A>*\ WvVjSEil' I^UMPiy'HIilJUIl ,H) Vi. 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