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>*$?: jiW��* Aim Science facilities , t . " School Boa? far Pender seeks funds arbour .School Wetst Canadian Graphic IbOS ^edt 5th Avb,,- ' Vancouver' 9�� ��B *C.�� no Industries LtdM 2nd C|ps$ jMalt. If Y j* jf4 LOOKING foi a bource of funds to pp- gipde science facilities at Pender Hm- hout .Secondary School, the {School Board appeal b to have the' choice of presenting a i efe| epdum t�� ���the people or declaijng niuised Rofeiendum No |l ^fifuds surplus Public appioval of RofoipndMm No.��H gave lhe bchool boa.nl peimission to bur-'- low when nocobbtiiy the t>t|m ot !j>54,U00 to build a school bimd ofliLO The referendum wab appioved in May-'lOfiO but I* ' -iLibseqiienl liec^e inipobed'by the pio- Vincial Goveinmeul delayed constmction ot a boaid office This iesu|ted in the boaid signing a thiee yeai lease |ast year to obtain the quaiteis piesently occupied by the boaid in Qibsons Advibing the Boaid distncl biipeiiu^jT tepdent Mi H Haima said he had been jjiven to undeibtiind that if unubed Hefef- endum No fl funds weie declared surplus, it would bli.ll be pobbible |p include, const)uction of a bcljool boaid office rii * u i'uluie '-efeiendimi PENDER PROJECT Building and gioundb biipeiinlendent Bob Hut I pi gave |22,()00 db a lough ebli- riiate of upgfadiiig the Science rooni at Pender Harbour Secondary, Sphebl- SPlionl principal Mr. A. h. Thompson said this would accommodate 'H sfpdents al laboratory type tqbles.with 0-11 pupils wm-lsing on ihe side Maximum Science class at Pender has 3f students and the smallest class about 12 students. The laboratories will lie usec^on^rljiiii^dred per cent of the time, (fetid ~Wr. Tbpj^son. Renovations *w��^M be done by the School District maintenance -staff. " Trustee Mrs. Agnes Labonte pointed oiit that the -Board had agreed n��t to make any capital expenditure at pen^er Haibour Secondary School, with the present small enrollment .which was given ab 1JJ3- students-. ���-- ,,���,-:.-���"' Trustee Bill Malcsolm commented lhat Itllphinstoiie Secondary Ejphpo! was not satisfied with two new science Jabpra- toues. but had to have another two to make- four but the Board cannot afford f < \l to fix up Pendei Haiboiu School Ab&ist (�� ,-*\ ant beuietaiy tiedbiirci Mi Lloyd Yoikb ton remhided-tuiblcea thai-Viatoria-would Ifg-.c jo approve plans and specifications of tj>e pioject before jany allocation could ho m*Hle. Victoria, wfould ajso have' the finul -say as to whethei the expendituje is wan anted If Was finally agieed tp consult Vic- (fli|a about buitice of kinds fm thib pio- ���oc'j 6T^^ LEAKING ' 1'opfs in t|m School Dibtuct aie still in a qtapj of disicpau but Mi YoiUston assured, tmstees that woik will coniincnco at) spun ds wealhei peimits Tiubfees had given appioval for money0 to be bpent on tool icpaiib bcloie last bUmmCl ILtCSb Mi Kuttei wainod (bal if Ihe ronfb aie not lepaued boon, it will cost the Boaid riioie money than it di earned possible PROGRESS Sechelt School's new annex has i cached the stage when luibtces aie concerned with the type of public dddiess bybtem to be installed and lhe location ol lockets Which cannot be placed, in the corridoi because they are too narrow, and wi not meet standards approved by tlie marshal!, RESIGNATIONS The Board accepted with i'Pgret, re'signatinn of |lr. -Sevepson of Madeha park Elementary School who will be retiring from the teaching profession in June. The resignation of Mrs. Linda Yd blonsl'i' from her position as library assistant at Elphinstone was also accepted -with regret. Mrs. Yablonskj has b6en on the staff of the district for eight years. Alderman misquoted Chamber not involved AT LAST meeting of the Sechelt and District Chamber of Commerce executive it was ..made clear that decision by Sechell Village Council to seek advice fiom Vjcloi la iogardin.g a slQie opening houi bylaw ib in no way connected with ^tmr^rT-frniw Serving tho Supshipo Copsh ((Hp^ Bound \y Jqryis Jplct), Including pofl MpHon/ Hp*?K'Hs tending,' Grantham!; Landing, Glbse-ps, f*b>ert5 Cfcok Wilson Cr/eok, Solmo Perk, Secholt, Haltmftorl %W, Soprot^ov^'-fefhdor Harbour, tyfidPlm Pflrl*' K|oindqlo, Irvipc's |fln,d*h9* Ear| Covp, Egm9nt I . | . I ��� I II ��� ��� I II If III ���_-���., t ��� ... -- ���-���-������������! ���- , . .... . . 1 ..��������-. M .- | . . .. ��� ... ^ ���_ -. .. _ - LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER ON TljE SOUTHERN SUNSHINE COAST. VolMmfl 8t Ho ]4 ��� WEPNESPAY, M^RCH 3, 19/1 Gibsons musicians gain exam honours TWO giils fjom pibsops have achieved _ 'imiiouoiA.-standing i;f GLade_4_m_iho lecent Royal Con^ervutqiy Riunn examinations Linda Biggcman, IQ ye��n pld daughter of'Coipoial and Mis L"^ Biggeman ol Gibsons, iccclvqd 74 maiks, placing pth in the Vancouver area examinations The cxammei sUicd that hci work was clean and accuiate Stephanie Gibson, 11-ycut -olfi duugh- tqi of M| and Mis Ross Gibson, lecoived ���72 maiks placing I nth in the Vancouver Ccntic The examinci s.iying thnl all her pieces wpte played in a light and ihythm- icdl manner Mrs Cecelia Scqt) ol Madena Paik h*i�� aljBO received word of her stlPcessful Riissing���-the final theory examination in 0r8^e 5 form, ' mm y^'ii-% %* >*Z-rA Aria Since she appeared in the filming of' 'The Presbyterian Church W'Sger" ip Horih Vajic^tiver, where she sto]e the show by overturning the mijlc PciU, this six-yegr^itl ��� ��aane|i doe Celebrity likes to chepk her profile in tlie near est mirror, waiting for the next talent spoilt tp cjrop -by. friends of Mruce j^nd Trish Cramer led wsimev BrP^--ip.:.#eJi:4srm-Qn.v.-Ppa|-tr-Rp^clj- Gibsops, and. twti of their goats became sjars overflight, ,'fhe Crarriers think their Ssmoyeti puppies are much rnore photogenic, but the goat gpt the partv - - fijr lunsiine Goast ^qNPRAB.LE Isabel Dawson,-Minister without Portfolin announced hist ty'^blf: tlipt Ihreq .giiilsj <will be chosen as tpltl-jsi counsellors to'jjta.it June 1st on the i^|p^ dale to Horsesffee Bay run, follnwfnjj'A Iwotn three week training pei-ipd for successful applicants. Applications to bd mailpd tq: Mr. Ed Nprmtin, Department of Travel Industry, Victoria, B.C. All applicants arc tf> be pnivBrsity students continuing on in university next year and must have their, homes op j.ftp. Sunshine Cofist. . Grade 12 examination 0 V t Reporting op a moeliiig of Council, a Gibsops publicglion stated that Alderman joe Benner, also Chamber president, had slated the Chamber was behind such a bylfiw. Tins was an error for nqt only did ihe-'"alderman hiake no ^ucii statement, but the matter has nevej- been the subject of discussion by the Chamber. A Chamber member who attended the meetlng-la_seek clarification was kifm'iri- ed that' the publi��a|ipn involyed has since published a refraction. Members of Ihe executive voted unanimous ucceplancu of a tesignution submitted by |i foi|nci membci Unanimpub appioyal wab also given thiee new applications for mcnihGlbhln Hatification , Will PS QB^pd'fqi -it>nej{t iggi'l'if mPP1- fi- t i ., i u . Ti ' ing-- t. f i . ��� A * " i "<* iS���, ��� f ^nmihinp Poimi ,K'W4inin pinb has-i, policy, pr hnjdjn^ v^n/ar dfnnor mcct- > %- iccelyed"notification U)"' the boplnr cit|- njgs he dfopped and dinnci meetings in '^ | /ens housing piojuct hub been mcqipointed fulpie |o |>p c��i|led fil disprclinn of the %V:^"ndei'tho Societies Act and wil| be Uiurwn piOHldcpt This would not he a| siu.li ���bfyfah Sunblunu Coast Kiwunib Village Dale llrnos lhat guest speiikeis clc mo Ip ult- | ' .{>${)$ incorporation was Kuhruaiy Oil), 1071. tendafica. f�� ,'. A '.�� By Dong Wheeler . , , . MPY GQLFgRS - "a - At-tbe-J-pcept annual.meeting of the ���^ ;J 'pirns-bine Coast Golf and Country Club, p J '*. JjMi'b. Lee liedman was elected' captain -of ��* ^I'the ladies group Other officers include; j'V'^M|��,. Lome Giegoiy, vice captain, Mib </'5fKon Galhei, becietary, Mis Allan Swan, '. * tieubiuei t Mis IS Shaw, publnity Ladjet, P[ | Day al \\\e cpuise btaits Wednesday tJ%/ April, 7H), DOWNFALL of snow was apparently the ; reason for cancelling out last meeting of the Sunshine Codbt Regional Board which is icschcduled foi this Thursday? at 7.30 pm flad the meeting gone ahead , in favor Ip: the.areas concerned a Myes" ypfe was riicprded in all but Pender Harbour. Overall figurcb foi the District weic 7JB for and 338 against, giving a (ill put cent vptc as ust|al it is likely one pf the lafgebt luin-opts. yet by texpi-yoib wopld have <mio(l up bpoid tppm Ui over opna��}iy ^ uign li^m Ho��P stuntl^ppt. &;. WtlLtV, i^inpa $igtri)wtiqii - oj water- i}0|.{cfls ]��icit week; �� m^m'^^UTI -m bMflt Mp |4 the mubsjvo jncrpase Ui|pi|gh eddllipn of a biibtituntiaJ land lax, Angiy pmpuily ovy- nciij have ciivuhilcd pclilionb, letteib have been written to ll|u Bpaid mid D(- p(i(;tn,)pi;it of lyfimlpipiil Afl'Mirs "in<i'ini; some custis hiwyers hiiyo beep i.'obtuolpd, ��� Sccholl and Disliicl. Cheinber of Coin- nicrpe Ims .sought up ex|i|una|ion. Grciilcsl. .hostility .would appear to inine from Hoclii-ll icsiduntB who linvi; boon ' paying for wnlur from Iho vuvy fi'iiim sysleni for miiiiy yiiaiu mid ' now , sJud(li!i)ly (ire expected lo pay t\\\ ��ldd|-' (iiiul fid miuimiiin land lux.' Oho man wImi has a small i-uvuiiuc propurly found his; bill had pimped I'i'iiui fyrly or an (lol- Jni's |o nvor nlni Jm-ndWi'l ai'id I'il'ly, liu trililfllio Tinms "UiIh iniglil Im legal hail wc been paying f'"' �� h'!W I'"'! b"' '" "'i^ i:n.si] llic lino lias beep ip. iixlslcnui! lur innny years", When iipi'inacljorl on Ihu' siluntloii, n lioaid meiiibei' slated llic Inrly ilol|j.fr ii* waii tlevisiifl hy lln: wii|��r euiiimlllei! niid was eei'lajnly mil Hie muoiinl. sug lietjled liy fhe ciinincei'i. . ������' 106rjJVIfAW When a wilier by law wim put In llpi people Novenibei 'A',\, |l|l|f| jl wns vuleil nil in nil uiemi uf Hie I'lliilrlel with nxiuip- nn of .Mni.'hnll niid Glhiipni., lioih ol wliieli wilreiul.y liml an- ade<|iiale iiy.niiii)i.' urc of $l,4pp,PfiO hes beep efilf-W^liPrt; Annb*|l cpj-t fp retire-this bonded indebtedness over 20 ypaib and io administer, opeialc and mdintain thu system is ^165,000 pui yeai Tq jppvp- these annual cqytn, fi watpf pert" bphcdt|le is pjq- pobed tht|t vyiU inf'qrPPr'jtG thiee clmr- ��css p*l|cc? lax be implied tp f^ind -ftJi-ve^ ,lqt-,--* }.'*% flei-rato cqppcc|jqp ehnry^ pt|y In a question-answer ipleabo pippaicd hy \,\\c Brjard office prior tq the yoj.erp^p oxisfiiig wulorworkb? A: Npp-yhp^^pjf^ wjll jifivu no juiibiiictipii pvor pJifst/pg wutc|Woiks and,the ui or- spivud hy t|icm. Anrilhci qpc-Q, If tl|is ici'cioiulum .pt|i,��,ps.wij) anqthpi icfcrpndMm \ip retiMb* pd liefprp'lin; area'ciui' h�� st|pplied vy(M| water? Ai JMp, Hyinw HI jf apprqyed wi|l give ihu .jfe^i'nnui IJpurd' I'j-j'o power t'p piake w'l'cr fivailahlc wiipfe it': W> eenn- (iinically .foiisib'.e. Hosldcnts pf i| |nfja|.ll.y n.!(|iu)Hli|ig a wnjer supply will hoyc tu MHb'hic I iii; Hoard that ||)ii nia|orj|.y of Iheiii wapl thp w|iler apd firp prepared Ip pay the i.-usls of oliiainliHf it. .,... Al |hii linie of ���lhe original vql'u, H|ilf- monn Hay and Went Heehu)t yuted |0tl ...fpr, 'HI no, Yel il was (iHns|d��i'Mf) nei.-os- Hiiry In go lu oxpeiua.' ni' pulling another vcilu In lliiiHij resli'leplH aguin Imil Decern ehJe hi t^o'lp^pvof ponfipciln to the ays; torn, tltut'wlil eqycf thp cpsi of Um j||f(jji| hqiibc connections frprn |||p sliocj, walcr mapi lo tlm pmpoily jinc II will be ^.lirjiio for�� '^-ipej? rpnnepiipn, 2, A ,l��m) '.pereci !�����-<' on ��'il lohtl cap- now RELEASE of results of Grade Xfl Dc- ��� partment. of EdUpation exafliinations ���ivrittcn in Janfipry was made last week, according tp an annoi|ncpmpnt by fhe Honourable D. L. Brothers, Minister of - Edu|cetion.--A}i students whp wrote were expected tq have their marks by .Monday, March 1st. ���'��� ' This is the second year in which January examinations- have���been writtppr They are designed to assist isctipgls nsiht* a semester system hi the progrtnppiing pf their students. Apprpxjmatgly Tfjt)'sen? ior secphdary schools in the prbvinee are now pn the semester system, which |^ |i {-igpiflcgnt' iiiprpasc pygjr lajt yca|i Vbep 46"'spcohdi|r'y sebpqjs wppp"rip tills systepi. m^mjpimHmmm0n':m .he^Hfiip!j\,2{\(!:^xammaflopK;,;^ero -w/ritteK' '' ���In Mm e/pvpn"^"tti^iffff^^a^i^Ji^^ti^heW?' cpiii'scs. This |s'exc|i|tiivfi of i|���^fpipbei' pf Kliidenls ���yi'P were rccommpnf|mi: |i| these pnursos and ilms pxemptcd frnm wriiing cxdmimitlons. . . , , Two charge^ , , . Multiple auto defects lead to arrest warrdnt her, T|iis wiih Hylaw '111 wh|ch again linked lhe mime area' In vole yes or no on MX,leiininii of Hie waler nor/vine. Houii4l wan a marginal "Yes". FINANCING Al llm lime uf .'lhe "Noyo'iplnir '|llllll vule'a eiriiular premmlud by the ||o|inl ulaloil;. Ii'lnalining, lhe i:ii|uil|-iii:li(iii i;dhI qf singe I of l|m woikn lo nerve 1(1,1100 people Is cs!limited in Hu; ii/ighieei;ing ri'pi-ri nl i)i|,|iili,:ilili furl (Hill prli:��n, Allnw- liig I'qr ||i|i;e hii'ieniifiii |n I llllll and Jl'70, plus Imud iIIm.'iiiiiiIs, (iilmh)jsiriitlm) ensts iiipl liileiim iuleies) i:hai|<eii, n Intel |'|||- Public meeting reveals Ratepayers Rsm^ed MIMIilC! meellng iilUm Welimnie lleiieh M/ill on ll'ehiuaiy U1lh wim enlle(i|Ji| rniinlilei' burning " riiiiipnyei'M' i.inHhi.'lii��� lioii^.Of��ih��)*!|l>-r��h��i*iiyi.,i'*i"*-pri-'"-!'n'"lhm'o-" weie riii'ldonirt irmii w��mi fi<'rlmli, |-!ur��hoi( Heneii.'id, W��i|��o|i|�� W"udM| We|i;uiiie, leimh, I'niilrnul'n, lldll.'iimmi |( Hoy mul' Moerot (,'inm, mi Ijnil Hie w|iu|e of |!"|el:|'pnil Area |l wi��w liiil'ly repr,e'ii!||led, ' �� ' The miieling wiih opened by ". Iln/ili luff,, of Welnninp ||iiiu:|| who nii|(genli>d hul n pip |em i-oiiiinllleii he nppniuleii. Ilb.'if�������! nn i.e||fi|r<nii|i,...wiii...,..(|.....Tfiinplmi I)iiiiiIihi nf-Heerei fii've mid in. iieii|eluiy, Mi\ I"DL Mr, Hull'ii��i��|iilnr'il Ihal up iixpliiniih'ijy iieellng limi hei.'ii aniii|/(ei| Iwo wimlu'i emllei' wlii'li al fillepilll hla| been miihIi- In iiel iw/i ie|ii7Niental|vf!fi fn)/n fHif'l) iiiu Hln of I'lleeiuiiil Aim H. Al Hml im^ ig llmie /ii;ii|i|e() lo he /(e|ieia| iigien limiil of Iho iiimii I'nr'li nilepayeiii'. m.i.or liillmi J| wen ,i'i:nlli<eil thai llii.'i'e wiih ii' ]')'���! Tliiiii.ilny, i;��nr(;chi)il peiiii/iiiil npiiileiifi Ihal Hieir A urn a In 11 nik wiih Inn tiiiini) in he ellerllvn mul Ihul Ike ir|eni|iiirs wnnlil T^brii7irw��|f-fiinn4ilt^n|ip(iriMniii("iir~i��'ir:|r THiFLliNG wj(b l)i�� Imw ,:i"i prftyo imtdly i as Lome Ihllchur nf Vnncouve'r found oiil last week when brought (lefuru .liiflge Chailea MlllelHlcndl afler fiiilurp In appear al en 'earlier (into fur trial. Couil was Informed' Ihal Huleher had beep cheeked by'a liUdiwoy> piilrnf|...i��fr fleer December Nllli 11170 iipf'i was mihsi!- quenlly eliarged wilh p|mra|lng' u inolor vehlcle imf .pioperly pipilppeil, "Among Hie defcelH wmi'ih Inw-henm fin| wprl��b|g, lleem.'i! plnlf! 'ilmi|(ll|)|(, bfiM llr'i, li'u eiiiergeney hrnke, and wipers pnl wnrl'lng, Kiiillinr, Hulelier had iip valhl hisurmiee i.'eilllleale, Whep lo)d.lie wifii|il he charged, Hill- i:iier was u||egei| In have uliihifi there Is no way by w|||eh lie would imy n film mul lhe police would 'have Ip flet him In '"���'iifti ',..',/''��� ' , '-'��� '.'> * "'"��� ��� ' liislrueleil le appeal' in i.'iiiiiI In nfi- 'sweMwb'ehiirgeH Deeeiulxir \'llh, Ih'ilcher ,fili|eil Ip Imp up, A warrant lur hln hiti.'iiI wan Issued iiiid' he was mihseijiienlly picked up-In Vuriifiiii'/nr, /dill wllbnnl |p- HiiriifM'e, liliilerln/,! a plea nf "/(Hilly" Hulelier Inlil lhe ciiuli |ie luul ul/pply lujd Hie n iif.'vniifpineni llknly hat Hie Ahhoi!|iiI(oii fpirlil etill mi exlin- orilliiiiiy-iiene/iil liiiieHiig ovi.'i; ihn .Mfin|nr '."wiHilwniil lu pill l|i<rpi'ifpifidl|ii/i'bi.'fifrii'lln ' nmnibi'i-fi. -, '' ' " Hll|, Cjiiih of Ibillimmii Jlay wan e|- ei'li'd an Hitasliier pin Icpi anil lhe Cimi- mil lee wiih uiiipi/werifd Inm/ld pp lu him iii|illlii'iiiii,r;"'.i-��i/eiiihi.,rii,.il. The .f'uiiimllliifi " wiiu'lif inNiiiiili'ii! nnd uliifly Ihn imuiilllii" H<ii| ilf ihn Hiin��eai|l Huy'Hi'i|epuyi!iii' As iii|i;jalhm ami would rniifnel (J-ioff, (!|iiw- lller, 'pren|ilenl, tvi llinl'im, llnie wimlil he luul, Hm t'lfimiiJH'eii wi/uld meiinHiiie "Pl'ly lo Hie1 M-'glniriir fil r>in'|i!i|fin for Ip lui'iniiiluii reiuii'lliiK llmjiroi'i.'M nf fmmliig li pew fismii:|fil,|ifii mul "wuiild work pp a, llm 'hi niiii/i for whieh 'H /-imiilii fiirivf/, Tliere was geiminl jinii'i;n'ie��)l qn Ibo piil|i.'n i|nii he would he liniiiile hi pay VJi!)��'(^!L!a'��tiiJj!ixiLluji��.iiH.UCi*iiyJii-w^ 'pill, The my liipl he-m /(ivim him Ih line wblle hlii iiwii w/iii being reiiii|ri;i| apfl lherf!fiiri;'he did mil Itimw of ihe ilnl'i.'i.'hi, Jillge iMil|i!lii|i.'inll lolil bin) llinl mi llni i river Hie onus htl' a mile Vehicle reiilei with i/lm "mil uniy dp yim plane ypiiiinill in ilaiiger bul iflbuni' |lvi.';i urn nlfiu llireifleperl," he m\\ii, liulnliiii was fpipd $W> for, fiperalhig "��. ifefeellve vtihiele 'ni I) diiyn pill iiu'd ���flid ui jen iliiya fo|' |i|iy|(ig pn i'i.iiIp Iiimii'- liliei; i.'oVi;iagi;;' '' AeHnil jm.n i��;|| In'Jhfi lUjiy))' pffji.e, $!|0|) apd bad his licence i!iiKpi-|ii|ed fpr i-f|ie iiionlh following i| guiity pjeu |n a charim nl driving while impaired. i'lpo wi|H l.'liai'geil whep pp!|c��, nellpg on iiifui'ipanpii received al ll.ilOppi If'eh- ruary ��� f ��|111,' (ip|i|-e||endi!d him on Ul" fcleeliell leseivu afler lie had driven llil'oiigh Secliell n| Ipgh speed ii||dw||h- mil light'! Ml) Iiiu vehiiilo, | < 'Hi f{'l>lH|i/' mil Vil' his cnJ- .Ipe a|i|msl fullnver, lie wi|n lf||w;i| to Hm |lebii.'biimiil.. i iff I en where a breniha|>v.er lent showed a refilling nf '.'.ii lie l.wM llm ,|iiilge,|m (lue/i' mil usually drink In Hull c��lenl Imi. hlid been "rrmlly iilnned" al life lime, , aimow \ Appeiulng In Cllli/ioiiii eimrl Tuendiiy Kebumiiy il.'lril, almi |ipi'nr��i .Judge Mlllnl- uleiidl, J)eaii AieKiipder i|lohfi0ii p|n-|i|f:f) nol gf/llly In n 'elfm.'/ie of "fiilUng to i" iiiHlrilelliifi/f pf |hp,,:')v|if|i'/Jnf(er.;l l|e found '������/���i;j)Hy',' iiiii,'ifil;|iiiV,!<|,'JMMJ'flpi!il''--, l^r��i/ipji,y.:i;.Iir!/nl--iy|..ni'4i|b��ii|ii!, Hiffri^" w||h operiilJ|'i/|,��a, Jimlnr' vl!hl):le whi|hoi|l valid |iiHiiiaiii/e wi|fi'')fhii;iF|ij\!ilill, . 7'liiiimiM li'iiimeii (if ,||ie fllhmfpM urea faced a Klmllnrmliorg'" I'lhil wim i\\m flneil iimy Willi Ad-BrMs point Iho mi loaclionl In Todo^'s Clqwllledi~ j/iil/ul iiai bivi!n|||(lile<l!irmlnhlip ��l Heeiifl', ||��!A |i.'omlfifiullon rmllo, ihipi? Cove hibnimy 'Mi In which fip nuloiiio- ph/yer npd ��l" TV, l)||e had left Ihe Ji|giiwny and ended up w,.��������.��������w.��.i.<>.��w.^��������-,w. Ill'I. dileh. The drive,, J-prny li'tilhiWH V J^A C|��f��Ml|��|il* fcrid) nvcf '4. aged <|| of Texii<l|r hi|a/|d, wan i.lljl he- (.10.000 fnndiiml ' mil' I'oi.'iiril" jijhd 'llm^ wheel ' whep pulji'n Ju'iivcd ��� , . . ., leial agiei;niijnl on llm J|u w/i.n i.ubiteoiieplly iliiii/i'ed Vv|lh tirivttiii r��viilyi����-i?w7i?ir��(vr--iiiri"rlnrif'?ffi;i"-M/iy*HTfi��; " ['1",;,1I~t'}r���>brb-nriyHv'--AwiPj��if-jnrrnnVl(rrr yHMi luijiiiljed���"fi>l|o'Wj))ij <y"f��l:��i��'l pi|y"|- , ' ,1/MOHpotleif "fti- llinl In vvJml you've bmm (luinjf, KiMay Mil i��onilpi{," Ibliiku Nb'Ky lips l��i'- p* ' rkrt wi'mjijhmI up,wbi'iMly og'ilMH), |li�� t * rljlli wi-pDmh' . vvIiMi iIuimimmI ii)khiI, * |i lip'bou ol wip/w mi lli�� HiiiiHliinu Cmmi Iiimii. Tl'iii liii'j(��r Hip-yviniiii made by OmnilH Miilonpin' of Nolupi I'nrh It ii I'Min, Hiiibl pi, HiIh Uiiw.of Dfli yoar, /fiiyorn' Aiimh;|iiII0ii, a Middy hin^rpmaliil ' nndnr <fm M<)i-|e||i',,' A"l Of iifvei'Jhi: i|j��� l||i:l nl'i!W��i|i.'0im;.Woodn Them had h<'i-p ��� flni'linjil^i, of Hi<- po'.��.lbl|)l|i(,. iir|1(JhiU,'A'f. m/i'|iil|i"ih'''i|^leiii||iii( Hie Ai;eiiu.i'.-i'|vt-|ed mi ''^Ijiif irTiiiild i cpi i-i,cpl A"|'|;ir Ii",^ir w'ii;." fi��it -ihi-t nn�� niiidi' b*- fiimpl'T limp jminn lhlifO/(h lhe e.spi.iii.|ve and liiim.eoiii.uni big piorehH o| iip'oiporiding ii nl.'piiinle . mf.'b'dy, '. , . ��� ..; ... ', ������ .|' - Vimf meiiibi.'ffi pf l|m ftiugeiuil liny Jlalopnymii' A��''oe|nl|ii,i who w*-��'�� pfcneiit Harbour |ltilcpuycrii' AllOI'illllO/l .WIIH r,��?s.pl��p�� h1) STUPJO VISIT " Tlp.'ie In i. piiM.iblllly llinl (llbi.imH Kfi'liH'liliiiTHelMiiif'rbiJ'dieir^'w vprwnl itp Hj|�� ��� Thfirfdny'-t rhmpl'*! tl |i:|ev|;,)np Houi) linil't H'fOW. Ope lmi|il|i.M| i,lnde,|li. fioiii ftllliMfiia I'lli.-iiiefilmy gr/'de Ii. uIuhhuh' urn vlNllliig ,- V|eliir|ii and rnrmi, til llmm will make ii Jiuii' of, Hie Milfivb Hop Ntinljp. i:i-i wb|e|| nliowed n /en<|l|i|< of ,U<K A|'/m��i��i'i|' jicfiiip lhe -ludgfi Wudpei*. lUty h;bniai.v ��jl|i ^ii\hm>*^>i* 'i|l"/<cd lo Inivi? ailmllltil ih*' fil'lempted hi liilie a ciiuli.;)- id in)i fiiph und l.bfuJu-JnulJ.ii'wi, iblnli)li/i lieiivily, Jbi Inlil lhe epm-l he ||-irt--hmn"Mrli)IMnB'"nrifin"lirnf''i��l'i��l'Vi'��. on bin way In J*pwn|p l|)ve,��� 'wliep Ihe ^hiejilenl (/ci-iineij, |li( v/an fined- ^HIU ami iuni |iIm di|vlii|( llecpce fmnpi-pded ��� for iipe moiiHi, a; p) aei.'bell wi���� fll^f fllM-'l , , ^,b00 bemc�� 1,10,000 fwodupi). Iiipcs Clns.'.ihcd!. po If HO,Ibo bei?W'l���� . nut -^ii.J^wrii>��/-����.��rp��?h -r?/;^^ ti ilvicmr i���-;-;'������-**��� fiipc.) (ipMihcili, p,�� low-to?!, |i/ftlipol volet .lofi|t��, i��� Hubeil ,h) i f'liono 685:9654 Phone Unci opep Sunday/ clnsilfM dcodllno |�� Soodoy cyopipQ, 4in0mHt��fiii^iri^,f*tm^**'A *v^ i*fc ** fn nf/b+tiqmimiidi+fm*,**** ^m*n< *>^n^ m *���>* m, ^>i^)4Bfc^^M��>^'*%* ^tr����^^ **N e'bie******. ^^ jfc t^-^M 1 AMM^JkA^AM^AA^-MMd (+,1*^0*****.*^*. MkAXyHA^AAKHlH 0+***+^^ ^^^^.^ i^TVJ*iyir\r-)^^mJTC<^-��iur.|��ji%W|W. r �� * . ���0- -A-�� ������*f^Mi M4. # V *^��- *.IV . j'\,��<s*t-'V^-' .�����. I* T' * I a. \ *fiL. n U. i^y * 'AA*: ..* $���*��� - '��� '** 4"*,, .; ���*�� pfftv m . t. ': j i !���' \ �� r ��� i _ J- Page A-2 The Peninsula Times, Wednesday, Mfli-ch 3,1971 ���4W" -ti J-"1 Tn^pENINSUWvTtowe*. Sechell - Phone 885-9654 Classified W*" imiimwiumwmHMUVMWMMMii ��-M����w��*��n>M>ii��mii��mm��m<��nmm��i������ciiM����i�� REAE ESTATE (Continued) REAU ESTATE (Conf.) 60" FT, waterfront view lot, . APPROX ��� 21 acres prime fn West Sechelt, only $8,000 Owner 005-2410, ��� - Published'W&dnesdqys by Sechelt Penlnsiitq Times Ltd., at Sechelt, B,C. Established 1963 ote ;i Member, Audit Bureau '���'���'', .' of Circulations), September 30, '1970 ^ Gross Circulation 2920 i Paid Cifculotion 2446 ���Ast-fMed- with the Audir^Elurequ . qf Circulation, subject toeuditt. Classified Advertising Rates; ������������-' 3-Llpe Ad^Briefs (12\vords) Ope Insertion -~7~-���-���,$100 three Insertions -~ -,:..���..$2.00 "Extra Hoes (4 words) ���^-.���.-200 (this rate does not apply to . .,- commercial Ad-Briefs) Ba>c Npmbers , 10c extra 50c Badk-keepin's) charge is added * for Ad-Briefs not paid by publication date. Legal or Reader advertising 35 ' , per count line. Subscription Rates-��� By Mail; ' local Area _ ���$6.00 yr. Outs|de Local Area -.$7.00 yr, U.S.A. _���-^^.���-,$9.00 yr. Overseas ;__* $10.00 yf. wQRk Wanted (Cont) EXPERIENCED drywall acoustic & textured.ceilings, now in Gibsons area qnd serving the Peninsula. Frjee Estimates. F-igt service, Phone Q & W wall, 884-5315. , 4208-tfn WANTED WHITE Jllephant hems ur- ���^ gently" required .for; upcoming Sechelt Kinsmen Auction. For pick-up phone 885-2443 or 885-2475, 5939-16 HELP WANTED Special Citizens, Local Area ��� Canada ��� By Carrier ��� j, $3.50 $4,00 v-_f���-60<; mo. Copyright and/or property rights subsists in all display advertising and dther material appearing in this edition of the Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd, Permission to reproduce wholly or in part and in any form whatsoever, particularly by a photographic or offset process in a publication, must be obtained ih writing from the publisher. Any unauthorized repraduetion will be subiect to recourse in law. Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd. BIRTHS "^GIBSONS WESTERN DRUGS "BTrtjtAnnouneement space, and extends Best Wishes to the happy parents. McCOURT���Tom and Barb are proud to 'announce the arrival of Lisa Lee-Anne, fi lbs.. 3V| "o'zs. on February 24, 1071 at St. Mary's Hospitafl, Sechelt. A sister for Dougie and Hobble and first Granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs.^H. LICENSED plumber, carpenters, tile and floor .layer, \*>ith own hand todls. Also helpers and laborers. For 3 or 4 months work near Sechelt. Reply giving phone number, experience, references and wage 'expected to Box 504, Sechelt, - B.C. . 600347a LADY required" for part time ^ work. Apply Yarn Barn, Sechelt. 885-9305. 8000-14 PARTTIME booltk*per. Credit Union experience preferred. Apply Sunshine Coast Credit Union, Box 375, Sechelt. 1101544 PENDER HARBOUR EVERGREENS LTD. Evergreens Wanted SALAL 42c undone HUCK 42c undone Done up 9c extra Free pickup, for greens anywhere on Sunshine Coast Before picking, contact piant. 5983-15 PENDER ttarbour~3 beflvmV, ppUHevel home, 10 yrs, On "highway, 4 acres over 20Q ft, waterfront. Jack Noble, 888-. 2701. Rochester Realty, 937- 7292, ' 5783-tfn C ' H; B.~GORDON . & KENNETT UTD.'I , P.O. BOX 123, SecV^I^. Et'.C'l <��� -Phone'885-2013 Real Estate and Insurance ��� Buying or Selling ��� If You Don't fry UsFirst fry Us,Last ' '��� , ,. 5752-tfn EXCtUSIVE Selma Park - Davis Bay LOTS .. LOTS - LOTS . Compare these prices and" features: ��� Hire residential property, elevated view, lane access, close to new subdivisions, mainly bush, Sechelt Village. $30,QOO, will sell block or 5 acre lots, .Cash, Box. 310 The Peninsula TimwrrSechelt B,C. 4489-tfn- BLOCK BROS, ."-I Shone Mr. Good 880-8798 - collect or 887-4441 .For fast service on all prop-, ^"''erties and businesses, ':'���'"' bxock brqs. 5ff467tfn THEY WON'T LAST NOW! ACT ���Spectacular view ���Cleared.^l-eady for building ���Paved roads' ���Water and hydro in ���Extra'large lot, 7(1*���90' wide ���Prospectus available ��'... . ���Good .terms These prices limited lime in effect foi* a only! HURRY! CALL; LORRIE GIRARD ��� Eves, 080-7700. MACGREGOR PACIFIC REALTY LTD. 888-7244 or John Black: 885-2323 or "886*-"731fl. 6020-14 CHARLES ENGLISH LTD. ..^jeajjj-gta^ PENDER HARBOUR _ 3 Bdrm, home completely re- monelled. 1,100 sq. ft. Large kitchen. Over an acre-of land. View property. All furniture included; Ideal for retirement^ or summer home. A real steaf at $28,000. Jim Mcintosh flg4- 5494 or Bill Hartlle 987-1505. HIGHLAND REALTY 985-4151 5097-14 MqcGREGOR PACIFIC REALfY LTD. THIS WON'T LAST: One of the best buys on the Peninsula, dpse to beach. Good home, presently -rented for $100 month. Prope/ty coijfd be divided into 3 lots;, FP $.17,500. Terms. REDROOFFS ROAD: Beautiful view lot with 100' VV"F including house trailer 8'x35'. Fantastic holding property and investment.., FP. $12,500.,. A beautiful 2 BR' home in an immaculate condition" ��� grounds all landscaped and level, very little up-keep. On transportation, water and power, oil heat, some view. Terrific buy at $21,500. Call: John L. Black 885-2323 or 88G-7318 <-43��meV===����to*d~ Harbour Hotel Phone 883-2265 or 883-2721 5980-tfn REAL ESTATE ChT-isTehserTa nd G. McCourt. Mr. and Mrs. 6016-14 5 ACRES, Village of Sechelt, elevated view property, undeveloped. $10,000 cash. Box 5819, c-o Box 310, The Times, -Sechelt^ B;Cr 581f^tfrr ANNOUNCEMENT 1971 CENTENNIAL, CALENr PARS, ready iJor Chriptipas >H- Mailing. $1 (includes. Prdv. Tax), Available at the Municipal Office, Gibsons. 5592-tfn EWART AAcMYNN REALTY & INSURANCE Multiple Listing Service fiox. 238, Gibsons,' B.C. PERSONAL ALCOHOLICS Anonymous -y Meetinga 8:30 p.m,, "Thursdays, Wilsbh Creek "Community Hall. Ph. 085-0327, 880- 2343, 4070-tfn *'���-��������� ��� -iii..i-nli���I,���,..i...,h_-.,i-i ,..,i_.r,-T^lt-..,.,-.' i-ii.,ii WISH to contact Latter Day Saints members, Ph, 885- 9547 or ,880-2548. 4505-tfn OUR now ,1185-2045, clvoll, ,.. phones number is Vein Rlchlor, So- , (1005-1(1 WORK WANTED CHUCKS paipting & decorating, Guaranteed 'Vt)rk, run, fionahlo rates, 8n5r2375, ��� , . ,-, ' * 5492-tfn GARDIHN digging,' fiMice' pofii illgglng and liindHciipIng, reimonnhlo - rid oh;'.' Phono L/ Tomlclc 1)110-711,(1. 5004-111 FREE ESTIMATES On your colling or niliid^j-iuJJ/i who'ir gyproi; jimriTfrrin I null; flllod nvon jrfioiighl piiiiiloi You can HifyM.. yiHtr; I'd/iluni1 vviiIIh, cnrpnlH,; HtoiKi 'I'lrnplmroN and Btiir havn n rnltixhui 'HPAHKI.WD c.'llhi|'( Wilh no nuwiH or liothor, Tho Job may not ho nn <ixpnnnlvn hm you ' Ihlnkl ROBERTS CREEK DRYWALL- 886-7193 ni)im-i.'i Member Vancouver Real' Estate Board PHONE 800-2248 Notary Public ESTATE SALE: In a prime residential area of Gibsons village. A two bedroom home in - excellent condition, Two street access, garage, well kept grounds, fully fenced. Unob- Rtriicled view, Asking price is $16,000, All offers considered, ROBERTS CREEK; Largo lot on Lower Roberts Crook mad, SI'/.u 135x221x150x120 ft, 135 ft, rood .frontage, Selectively clmu'ed, with larger Irons retained. Convenient to jioiich access, Full price "$5,750, W AT Hp.P I tONT P ROPERT- IES; W" Htlll have Homo wa- tiirfrunt iloin :lo offer rnim $5,00.0 and iip, Altio iieinl-w��i- y.j.Pjrl'rrmt and prime view lol's, HOPKINS: 'Hero Is n nice 3 hod, homo jfgup und 1 down) on n heaiillful view, minil-wa- loi'l'rnitl lol, C|oh(i In all hoi'v- Iciih and Iiam'Ii. $22,500, IK)I1KHTH CHRKK: You huvo a choice Ium'ii of nn OT luiuftn on.. I A��� Of land fur $11,400 or a good m<rvlnt Hln- lion huiilnoMM v^llh a 2 buy gar- go and a' 2 hud. Ikiuiii for ,500! or nial'ii im-, nn nl'l'nr im IIkuiii 'two iidjnlnhia prop-, (irlliiH Mogothur, . HHT1NGH WANTIQD VlncQ Prowor 886-9359 Wally Peterson ' 886-2877 Hok 238, (llbnoi)ii, H,C, t . 0012-14 SUNNYCREST SHOPPING CENTRE Gibsons, B.C. 886-2481 GIBSONS LOTS: View lots on... Abbs Road $4800; view lot on South Fle'tcher $3300; North JTetcher, a real beauty already fenced in With grass $5000; HiHcrest Road $2200; "tJTBsoi'rtlergfits, close to stares etc. $3000. 880-2481 ACREAGES: Investment and Hdlding Properties. North Road 5 acres $5500; Chamber,- lain -Road 4,75 acres $fl()00- Reed Road 5 acres $7700; dower Point I acre, view $4000; Pratt Road 3' acres $4500; Hwy. 101 10 acres $12,000; Sechelt Village, view acres, , $-10,000, 886-2481 GIBSONS VILLAGE: ^Abbs Road, 2 bedroom older type home on beautiful vhiw lot, 00'xlOO'. Suit' .couple, o' real starter for someone, FP $17,000 800-2481 ROSAMUND ItOAD: 3 bedroom homo jm V* acre lot, corner lot, large l.,H upon.i to HiuidiM-k, Kitchen has dining area, hath, A-0 boat. FP $10,1100, on loruiH, of $11,000 down and $100 "p��r month. 880-240U " REKP ROAD: 3 bedronin hoine, part, hiiHOinenl f��) '" acres, Family homo, FP $20,- 000 wl|h Ifrilnwn. ' 1 0HO-24III IIFED ROAD: 2 hmlmpin V- LA hoiim on !l,4 luirnn purl- ly hi iji'iimh. Fintplaco, nil lily I'ooin could ho 3rd linilrooin, largo klli'hi'ii nnd dining urea Worluihup rii'Vuiir TcrniH, , llflll-241 880-7760. 6010-14 OKEOVER ARM: Powell River district, 1.11 ac. 200' on WF nenr government wharfr Cpujd be cut in two. Sea food in abundance. $5,000 .! witlr only $1,000 down. Bal. easy. ROBERTS CREEK: yoii; look over Most days Georgia Strait, lo Nanaimo on Van. Island 'from this cozy log house, featuring 2 bdrms, - nice living room with fireplace. Spacious' dining room and roomy kitchen, titility rpon?, 200 wiring. Small orchard and good.' garden soil on this , 5 acre bloc.k, Anxious for quick sale as they are.moving to the Car- Tbo'o. A good buy at only $1,^000 CASH. In exclusive area of fine new executive type homes. All available services, Situated to take full advantage of view of Georgia Straits, Howe Sound and our famous Salmon Rock, Priced bblow market value at $7,000. GIBSONS' Modified Cape Cod cottages on view lot close lo bench, This charming little homo consists hf bright living room, i dining room nnd compact- I'llchon on main floor, Twn,1nli!n(bdrmH. and full mnt florh ..bathroom up few stops; IHxIfl'burnt, set up for laundry rnoVrl and small office wilh hmlanco devoled to storage, Lge, storage area In all in. also, Nice nun deck nn front,, $111,000 and tcrniH urn iiIIiuim live, . ,;. LISTINGS WANTFJ) K, FP $27,000, ALL ti Jack While Kiin Cro'iiby, Jay VlHHitr niHi-swih lllill-20110 iinii-2;ioo 0013-14 V '^ TODAY'S "DIGGEST HOME BARGAIN PiilM Jim ll"mn You Wnril Wlicrn You VVnnt |l,' IN ONf! DAY, SAVf: .WITH OUR 5MIIU. SYSTEM, ' ,i , ' [ , ��� * 3 hmlroom, lull liinmrwni, ohflll hrimnt . compUMcly oronnid Ifiim $6,900, ;.,,,���* This hoino ftuhhlqnirially.ciiini'l'tlwtv-il^/SOQ, -��� -��� - ; i-. *,No Poyvn 1'nyninnl -nniilrud, Inloilm llnonclrtfl nnd B 3/4% tt,C, tior'l'M^ridag* 'ptoIIoI>I��, E, McMYNN REALTY LTP, ' .,,��,<2lb��^��rPlv-ftBA��2248".,.|^ i 64 UOT ,������.���,..^,,���.^^^^^^^^^ Tho Imi laran vlow loin In Ponder Harbour���ovorloohlhp (ho I'larixiur nnd Gull, c|o��o |o ��toro�� nnd school*-rlhosa lots can' bo purchciMid wilh n v����ry low down pnymont ond payment"! ���������������������' on low on $33 puf morilhi 90' Wntorfront lot at I'ondor IInihonr���-$7000, % Acru ����ml'W<!lorfront lot at l!nrlCnvo~Y$3000, , 6Mi Aefo��,.Mndolrn pnrk, 1100' fmnlooo pn HlOhwoy��� $0000, '. HANI. 30 |,OT COVH 5UPPIVISIOM l-nrtio rhnlr hoot: H ftomhwnlorfroht loin n i mid llhlilna, Prlcoil (r��m few hiinilf��d hint $.1000 to yr/i)o, frwn Mony oih��r vl��w ond ����ml-wol<irfroni lot* fmin $3000 io $0000, ���VI , ' Tflrmn nyollnhlo on obovo pmpnrlloa, .... .,...,.,.���.���....���,.,���PI��':owntJorXflsh,. ,...,.!,, .,..���. .,,l.,....:.-,........��� ' : OLLISLADEY Z Madeira Park, B.C. ��� -��� Phono - Peridot Harbour 883-^233 " "'^'.. 0f 4. ^((jlaU, �� ���&',* BiAL KSTATR <Cont.) ,3 BEDROOIVI basement in sale by owner, 1'ouse with Sechelt ��� for Ph. fl-15-0951. 0000-16 WANTED TO RENT 2-jl JIEDROOM house wanted to \ rent, Pender Harbour area.1 Phone 0fl3-2f>23. >. ���2S23. \ S007-tfn BXCELLflNT commercial lot ������ eenti-e Secholt���-highway Ipoatton? level ant^ cleared. All services available. Box 1104 Peninsula Times. Il04-tfn> MOBILE HOMES 24x00 DOUBLE wide trailer derrinnMrator for sale. By anpQlntment only! Phone aafi- 2163 after ,0 p:m. 5034-tfvi v,,::,v.; :.-.'.i^-.-:';-!/.::.. ���.,,'.., . . LIVESTOCK v BUTLER REALTY LTD. TYPF.H IN3UIIANCK Clllmmw, llC* ������ ��� " Phono f)ll(l--2000 MKMniflll MULTIPLJfl LIH'I'IMO HKHVICK (1011-14 QUALITY Feeds at Fair Prices, ilay, Straw arid Bnclcerfieids Grains; Purina Agent' for Sun- shihfe Coast, Free d'e]|very< Pratt RaM, Gibsons, Phone 8^7927. . - ������" -..;,' 5772-tfn FOR HALL for rent, Wilson Creek Community .Halt. Contact Mrs. Diane Anderson, 885- 2385. �� 5485-tfn HOUSEKEEPING rojim for working, gent. Giea'it, warm, private entrance, All found. For rant at Selma Park, Ph. 885-0535. _ 5875-tfn ������ ' "V���������7 ��� TWO bedroom home, Gihsons, unfurnished, $100 month. Phone 020-1024. 5894-tfn ^QNE bedroom furnished cottage for rent near Tillicum fBay. Phone 805-3100. (1017-14 ONE space for mobile- home, 30x12 maximum available, also travel trailer spaces. 1 or 2 bedroom housekeeping units--by-day or week. Big Mapk Motel. Ph. 885-0513. (1018-14 2 BEDROQ.M suite in new 4- plex near United Church, All. electric. Private entrance. Ph. 886-9890. 0004-tfn located turn, ste. Light and heat included. Suitable for quiet .working person. 800-7206. 0022-14 BOATS & ENGINES ��� g , -���_���, 12 FT. 'Sportsman fibre, glass boat with 9Mi h.p. Johnson Seahotse 'outboard, $700. Ph. 8flfl-75S3 01)51-13 FOR SALE, I2'a ft. plywood specul boat. ,.23_.J~,P- motor, A-l conrTiTloir^lanA' extras. Offers? Ph. an0-24(i7tevenings. ��� , ' 0OO2-14 ...-.>..: ' ���-,.'. *���' ��� - CARS & TRUCKS '50 AUSTIN, new (jres, dutch, brakes, ��� geu. . V.H., plugs, points. Sacrifice at $-125. Ph. 085-21197, 5030-14 1007 ACADIAN 2 dr. hardtop, 4 speed, pause at trae. Extremely good shape, 2 now tires, take over payments. Ph. 885-2490. -5954-15 '04 INTERNATIONAL, -to ton pick-up^ Positive track, 4- speed, $050 or best offer. 880- 2100? <�����-* ���,. 0019-14 '55 METEOR, four mugs, good tires, radio, Herst floor shift, v reconditioned motor. Body good shape. $300. Phone 1105-95811, 5099-14 MUSIC GUITAR lessons folk, country, i blues, classical, private lessons $2.50 hour. Group lessons $1.50 hour. For more information. Phone 8U5-9801. 6057-14 % PETS " WANTED TO BUY ���WANTED?!useri fi ft. to 12 ft. glass nwboat. Also used used drill press, Ph. 805-9501. ' ., , 5970-1 In BUILDING lot or smalt acreage, Sechelt' area. Offering 1ft' travel trailer as part payment. 907--7050 evenings, (Vancouver). - 0007-1(1 IRON ot all types���old cars, machines ip any condition. Misc Phono (105-2144. 0001-10 fOR SALE IF IT'S suits rr~ it's Morgans. ���;.. 805793a0,_-Sechelt,-B.Cr -. :' "��� > 8893-tfn LEGAL NOTICES �� ���)-<-. DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, ORDER 0 erator Sechelt 2475. your garbage in/eiu- at $3,60- each from* Kinsmen. Phone 885- 5898-1 fn PROPANE kitchen range, re- 4'itlat'or and two tanks pro- ,pane. $90 cash.- 880-7538. 5935-14 TlUVEL .'Traileiv-ai- Shasta, as new. Arboi;ite kitchen set, centrifugal pump," movie camera ��� and accessories.-Ph. 885-9570. 6918-14 ELECTRIC -hand condition, $20. deletion repulsion Flume 885-2200. saw, new 1 h.p. in- motor, $40. 5950-1 a SADDLE, black with 14" seat', good oonditioa, $75, Phone 800-7553. 5952-13 OVER 500 used Phone 885-9970. red bricks. 5950-15 SAMOYED PUPS, from $75 and- 880-2100, adorable-Tup. Phone 5903-15 SPCA���home wanted for male part German shepherd pup HAMMOND organ M2. Excellent condijion. 803-2318. 5977-15 .11!ST off the press! Paperbacks. How to Catch Salmon $1.25. How to Catch Crabs $1,00. Complete series of John Galsworthy including Forsythe .Saga. For- ehilldren who love horses, paperback books, 00c. Sunset hobby 3��n)��Vrfi^frrmb^4k^^-a^gi^g���� 0 FEMALE mongrel small breed, free home. Ph. 08(1-2952, puppies, to good 5990-14 dictionaries. Times Sechelt, 085-9054. Bookstore, 5907-tfn Member of the Multiple Listing Service^ SECHELT AGENCIES LTD.' PENDER HARBOUR "' '' No. 1953 - 66Q~hVoMhe open -Strait; Including o small island. This 2*5.5 acres, lends itself far group purchase beautifully. Excellent moorage, ample wafer forseveral dwellings, 4 room summer home, good access from highway and power available, mofo? this property a must to view. Peter Aelbers, bus. 885-2235, res. 886-2991. SELMA PARK���Water View No. 1963 2 Bedroom all electric home, new roof and paint, In'erior de- lightfHl. 60Q sg. ft. Good cottage ^ls0 F R- $13.50,0. ��� Excellent- retirement home. Call Peter Smith, 885-9463. RENDER HARBOUR���Waterfront ~ "No. 1954 1.02 ft. waterfront, 2 bedroom home, furnished. Own floar-.and deep mooragerOpper portion could siib-diyldp info 2���extrn lots; for sale. To see this phone Peter Smith, 883-9463. SECHELT VILLAGE���Business . No. 1883 Be your own boss! Living quarters wilh 2 bedrooms plus two business areas under one roof. On walerfronl esplanade, aood potential. To view call Peter Smith, 885-9463. ( PENDER HARBOUR" ��� ... No, 1962 Appro*. 8 acres. Wii���'h..5Q0- ft. waterfront arid 370 ft;, on Highway, Large, modern S l'Bdfn{im"ift>mo h(iantifH|ly-4trTlslT**rl7"2 tiro 101, places, double carport, stream, pools, from dpplex, protected moprago, . For to view call Don Hodden, 885-9'50,4, and rock work, Revenue details, nnd appointment PORTABLE sewing machine with attachments. A good buy, $40.50. Ph. 005-2324. _L_��� '...". _��� 0009-14 METAL utility trailer, $20. Phone 805-2030. 0008-14 UCA combination radio, 3- apeed record player .and 24" TV, 080-7206. ' 0021-14 MARINE ACCESSORIES Paint ��� Fibr.eglass ��� Rope ~ Canvas'-r- Boat Hardware Cpptpressed air Seryjce NYGREN SALES (197-1) LTD. Phono 811(1-9303, Gibsons, IVC, 5007-lfn LEGAL NOTICES SECHELT FI UK. .', I'ROTE(3T(ON DIRTRICT Wider Rosotircgs Rorvlco���- ^Pollullpn Control Branch' .APPLICATIPN .FOTl A ���' PtfRMIT UNDEH^miiJ- POLLUTION CONTROL AC-T 1007 * 1, -Robert Merlon Wallham of lUl No. 1, Redrooffs Road-,. Httlftnbon . Bny,. B.C. hereby" apply io the DireeiW of Pollu- jMvXonlxaLJor a���peiqpit to discharge effluent from Mob lie Home and "Trailer Park located at Roberts Creek, B.C, by sub-surface* ground disposal and give notice of my application to all persons affected. - The land upon, "which "iho effluent originates is remainder Block 22 D.L. 810, Plan 5157 New Westminster District. Tlie quantity of efflueid to be discharged is as I'ollovvsr'* Maximum rale 0.07 C.F.S., 25 (Imp. gal. p.m.) Maximum 12- hour discharge 10,500 Imperial gallons, i Average 24-hour discharge 10,500 imperial gallons. The operating season during which the effluent willl- be discharged is continuous. ��� The average characteristics of the effluent, discharged shall be equivalent to or bet- , ter than, suspended solids 30 p.p.m. Total solids 500 p.p. 1n. BOD. 20 p.p.m. P.H. range 0.5 to 7.5. Coliform Bacteria 500,000 m.p.m. per 1()0 ml. No toxic chemicals. The type of treatment to be applied to-live waste before discharge is as follows:- secondary treatment followed by sub-surface land disposal. This application dated on the 2(ith day of January, 1071 was posted on the ground in '"accordance"with" 'trie 'Pollution' Control Regulations. ROBERT M13RTON WALTHAM This application is to be filed with the Director of Pollution " Cbnli-ol, Parliament;��� Buildngs, Victoria, British Columbia.>. Any person who qualifies as an objector under the Pollution Control Act, ���1 -aa7--irray7���witlThT^30-Tl��ys-ncTf the date of the application, or within 30 days, of the elate of publication in The British Coilumbia Gazette -or in- a newspaper, or, where service is required, within 30 days of tho serving nf a copy of \he application,'file with the Director an objection, in writing to the grunting o'f a permit stating how he is affected. aiJOH-pub. March 3, 1071 Centennial memo ' In the latu IIIUO's it was reported that camels were seen gruz.h'g along routes ��� to the C(ir|hn<f-"Thoy h'vcl tiCup VVE5T SECHELT No. 1827 Exceptional waterfront vlow ��� lot overlooking Trail Islands. S|jo 100x150, iiVnovy'liomo subtllvlslon, Pull prico $5,950. Call Don l-Mden, 805-950-1: - ' SECHELT ''. " f"~"~: "��� " No, I0o4 3 hedrowrjl^ajl lolectrlc hoijiq on Inrgo, wolllandsctiperl lot, CI0150 lo school and shopping tuvhtro, Pull price $23,960, wilh^hfilf rlown, For .appointment phone Don Hodden', 005 9504, ROpERTS CREEK "~"~~ ���������- ^ (vjo, lQrtfl 60 ft, soml-wnforfrhnl, o|r|or style hul slr'urlurnl sound Iwo hmlroom home,1 Apprnx, 150 ll.'(mm l��vel henrh ncross, Wllhlri wnlldno rllslnnco T>f post ofllfle ond More,. Piica $13,71,0,00. Peter Aelhars, 00A299I. n,\, ' ROBERTS 'CREEK *" No. ' ]M7 4.5 acres ol cleared land nnrl n six room Innnhniiso plvcifi you the chnncu far |n��|��p'inri*inro Yonr nrnund, rinok nnd nn nxcullonl (>lnnd of ll^lrtmh i^nh, llilti cuoperly veryikihlrnhln, Prlqe $2 1,5.00, used :^4i6rt1frX*;it1~*r>KCr^^ ","*.' '- ' ' ' " Iho 'Douglas, Road, hul were Putin AeilmrJ flOA ?v9l iiiu MADEIRA PARK' .Lol nl onli'once in MP'loirn Pnrl 10,1, I'^callonl commercial l��ro only $d,000,00 down, Coll Mf-b No, )Ml\ , 200 iliifli frnnlnoo nn Hlflhwny on, Pull prica $11,50.0,00 will) Ken!, Mh'Mfii, Smm-V ') , i ! ' -. ' "'"'. i* Mn. in52R 0|r|��ir 3 lioiliwim hausn, Control locnllnn In Iho Vlllnne, Pull piire only $10,000,00, want tihniil l-iTOdh. Will liston In raMi oiler <��r |iil<ii Ipw Inlurii'.t mil) mi bnlnnre, Cn|J Hob Gonl, Htlt.'?<\6i, GOLF COURSE ( ' * ' No, 1019 C|ni.o to Clolf Chiiino til Rnhofta CfuoK, |2 Acroi�� nl (imillii, lioulh- iniy hlnpnd pmpiirly, I'ml cleared, A minor Inmllon wild over ��0() fl, nl anifellod rood lij nddltlop In lllnhwny 101 (mntniju, I |��now whuro yoii riiii buy ruin ikhi Im $4,f)()n,fli) In Ihlh ��nme Ificnllini, Where can yon llnd nneuoe ni only $|,l)00,0() wilh ��o many |en|iirei>? Cn|| pub Ki'ill/ flfl!.)-04n| hnfnrn hdmeniifi nine ���.You��to-n; .^..���,��,��^r.,...,..^^^ ASK FOR OUR PREP CATAI OGUP QP |<FAl, F5TATR I mul h Tond'U'H'nro helpg culled for the 'Hldccoing of thi^No. I fle- (���ho|f "������^ Fii'i^vHall, ���'"For" further details, please contact Tension ���|i\ V, MiicKenzh), al Hl'aiidiird Moliirs ,of Hechell Ut\, Tend-' i��rn will cIoho- on ' March IfV, 1071, id 12:00 n'ulocli noun, llm lowest or liny tmidei' uht nee- OHH'trlly licciipled, ' B, I"), Flrlli, Recretiiry, ' JiOIIO-iiuh, Fob, ���M, ll, III, 17,,'VI ''"', fWCIII'il/l' Fllllil rnOTIilCTfON DIHTIIICT po nox in, Hiijanwi/r. i��,c, frond and ahfindnnod hder h��- ciuise lhn.Y smirod lhe horses In olhor 'pack trains, Ti!iirh>rH nri'i the tirciillnii u icing I'lilimi lor a II Ft, Hhi-il Mnk I'ciicu nrnund Ihn prnp- nrly ocituplnil by the N(i, 1 Hochull Flrn Hull,' Fnr'l'iirl her (IoIiiIIh, pliViiiiu cniiliint Tl'lisliic ,F, y, Miii'Kmi/ln, nl rilini'lni'd Fylolurif ol' Hniihull, Id.d, Tnii�� dp I'd will clone un lylni'iih Ifi, 1071, Hl.iailMI ii'iilnck iiniiii, llm IiiWchI or nny Inndtir not il'"1- (tsmirlly' iiccc|)lcd,. ' B, IV Firth, > Hocrnliiry niHIL-pMli, Fnh, H ll, Ili/lV, "If WIIITF, MFACH! ATTIIACTH Pox 120,, Sechelt AGENCIES LTD. ,; Phono 9A5-2235 <f:.AO,n,) , < ATTENTION IIMK ZJZ BLOCK BROS. REALTY LTD. . ��� YOUR 5UNSHJNE COAST SPKCIALISTS ^^ , ,, PHONE COIXECT: Mi'mH, Ooorl ,- 6tM)-{\796 dr M-MA: Mf," G. Knowlfls ��� 29)-2flfl)ror" 99tlQ(MI ovoiilnd** \f MESSAGE TO CLASSIFIED USfiUS ��� . ��� CONSIDER THISt Ynu nro nhni'i- |cj Inyost mnrioy for nn od ond wo wont yoii pi cio| j-psulU), Tp nccorp. pllbh this II lb necessnry for yop In Tf-1,1. Al.l, nlmut t|)n do|n||q (if your oflor, lie wire yni| don't mnl'o o'ny'nf'iho'follrwino ��r- ron, thnl |iruvpnt ruhiillHi 1, Pon'r Omit l Tlio A��l'lroMo�� Mony iHilnflown rB"d<ir��' w|ll wrlfrrynii hut will nn| Npnnd mniiny |nr ri Imirj dlolnncn roll, 2,' Pon'r Omit Tho Phono Numhflr Mony rnnil<irfi will roll yon hm tin n"i llm! II ronvonlnnl |n r:nmo In yniir hnnw, 3. Pnrt't Crineonl Tho Prlco Dnilro'l , Slirvoy* Mhw (hot n hlnh .jiuicMiiipoo ,��nl.,iHfld��iii. will- not. ('ni��w,<ir m nil imlmm Iho prion I* (ilvmi, , , 4, PonVLonvo Homo On Tha Dnyi You Advaiflio M'iny f.|o<��| |ii-D��imriin will pn| rnll1 llio Niiconil limit If your 'phnpn I,'' Hiif'iviw'irtid, B.'Pon'l Omit ��� Impafttint Wflfrfi '"-.',.���-���'���'���- To Sovo Monoy I'dnrlnr* rnn'l wm* on Im- pmlnnl fl<'lti||n, ftorriumbor, n wull wi|tt��ii Ipfnimnllvn odd will (|nl ioiiiIin InMnr nnd Wl 'jnu-iMnb-. in lliu Jon-- iiiii," 6, Pnrt't Ov��rloril�� T|io 3 for 2 Borooln llofo You'll V-fil llio hlnnoKt pnrndff n\ rmiwAi iho|<iw��*i pilco, |( ynu i,n|| your ni��r<;|inudl��o nhftod of tin-A |init rn|| nnd rriiir'i|;,yftiJ..jMjy,i;Ju,|)fnr wh<il yrtu ni^^'-^.V ' . I'r^''1, - TH^tlMES * ^ 0BB-96B4 *\ 'i^-^7*^ "���sf-^^^SK^' ~T��^,**%ol- **>***' > -;-,��w*v 0-j. *��/���*��*���*��5 - 'TUT* ^r^ni-wa^JweCS^*-***^^ * .as >_ / In Your Garden this Week In S.C, 100 Years Ago ~-!>y Tho Old Rake DOES ihe name tampala soiu'id familiar? n^jlnn't think |t will, \\ is the name bi 'a plant thai was mlrofhiced in tho HMO's whon Victory gnideiis- were Iho W��6U of March 1, 1071 vomie. Although it hpH been compared ^ie- HW Thompson lload Steamer Co, with .spinach; that nuiy he doing il an ��)f����mert Ihey could transport freight injustice, The reasons mHny people dis- !',n,N y**!p ^ Barl*Pi'villp ip 10 days al a like spinach could very well mul'u |hpni��� ('osl ��f I1 f,eilts 9 PPund duripg eight pnlhusiaHUc about Uunpula, as il .hat) V *�� 1e<' HIPntN ol the yeqr. Prpjghling lo Cpn-federa'tion.. Jt post 3 <cepts per h'tfJ' ohpce tq mail a letter -prepgid within Oanjcja.' otters could po sent cpUepl for f>-centf-. Rowf ver, HrjIjBh Cnh-pibia, Ipjtpr rgtps we're n* cpnjs in tho Cfti'ppn.-- 25 - Keeping water pp the stove for hums" ~ioWmg the -ur was said lo be.fi gross roJsr take --ppordipg io "HaJI's Jpqrns-l of 'JfepHI*-" This renders the avir less' nptrjii- ' ops lo lhe lungs and bipod t-pd c-��ps,ps tjie body fo be more susceptible .to cqlds. II was rdlPPI'Pcl Ih-il coa-1 rnipps at WanaimP and Bcllinghfun Bqy ��pd Iho ���pugel gpupd fepwrpills woHlrj soon pe/ dpsor|pd i. because pf the Qrriipoca. gold fpVP]'. . ���> ' Wejnesdnyi March 3, W* The PerWnsulq Times Page A?3 ):t �� CONTINENTAL. COmm & "BQW7QUE Bsmn wampm ANP srr with this coupon WM Q1i ftuwkir -Price '���mmftwa. jut'".."^! ��, yVHW��HWW*nWHHUW-<WHMtT^ ����� milder fli)Y9l and timnnlhei texture than spinach Depending on conditions ap cul- tuie t| will grow Irom two to four feet high and its lor-m is tall and branching. Although called tampaM by the uvliw- ducer it in actually a ineinber til' lhe amaianthus lamily Il is not .claimed (hut tampala is a new vegetable (lather, it ih <inB thai -has been long lucognued ab 11 delicacy in life Orient and now has, been brought to this contiiient. When a' ne\v vegetable is introduced there is always the question of what is "the .propor culture In our particular district, first of a|], tampala/is not I'mst barely,, so should not be sown until all. danger nf frost is oyer. Spinach on the other hand likes u cool root run lo-leeep it from bolting tu seed prematurely. The young plants ure ready to use- when they are six inches high, al this stage they can he" pulled right up and" the entire plant cooked;-like spinach. If it is to fie used this way it wjll be necessary to sh\v successive sowings every Iwo or three weeks. In about six to eight, weeksothe plaids will bo of usable. si*et n\pst home- gardeners will no doubt thin the plants tb'stands two feet apart and use the thinnings for greens. As these' plant's develop, tender tipB several inches long may be broken off anch cooked while, hul if lopg stalks are psptj tbe leaves and stalks must ha cooked separately as the stalks take longer to cook. The plants. Will continue to produce side branches as long as the tips are removed. The advantages pf this plant over spinach besides lhe taste is that the leaves from the tall plants are not soil spattered as with spinach. The fact thai it protitipes right up to the time when the -Mights gp|. cqrjjpr. It does not go tp seed as readily as spinach and a light nitrdr genops feeding is all that is required: it will stand drought belter than most plants. It might he.diffinill to get. tampala seed but if ytui can find a course I'm gu--e yoii will ward lo grow it yea|. ���^---nftiiir'-yes^ "'" '-���"'' ' "A tallies that are worth trying and are not hard to grow and gets us away from the peas and carrot routine. If someone betrays ynu once, it's his - .fault, If he betrays, yon twice, it's your fault. the Gartyoo -hy ox or mple team t-poU up Jo 00 dtrys apd cost up to 15 centra ppi'md. There was a rush to -lhe box office by 35 disgruntled patrons, when the management of a well-advertised benelif performance hi "Victoria announced the show would'not-go op after all. They found only 50 cents remained in_t_he UU _afler_ rthe printer's bill had been paid and the actors, hfld put ip Mrs! claim\ to eypp this stn.a;U amount. ��� In the legislative Council it was claimed; that British Columbia would have a more liberal franchise than 'iny other of the British North American Provinces. <; Coyote hunting in t���he.st.y;le of English fox hunting was becoming popular in Karri loops and Okanagan Lake.. Epthu- sjaK'tic adherents complained that the settlors of the rpgjon didn't seem to take much interest in the sport but could only hopp that their tastes would change in linie.- A bill was passed for the repeal of a sppcial tax. of "iO pepts per gallon qn spirits for the maintenance of the lylajn- land telegraph line. A'Cariboo mindr attended a sessiop of the tiegislative Council in Victoria -pid rpported he would have liked to go agfjin "but could not afford lo lose another d>y "in that dreary hall." t It was suggested by the Mainland Guardian'Uiat a npw, more pep^r pl'^ce fpr the seat of government be selected. The paper claimed that if Clinton, Lytton, Yale ot New Westminster wp chosen there would likely be 8 belter csjlibre of members. * * . *?��� v 0 '.. Ml people, settling here in B'i'itish Columbia and farming are-doing'well .although labopr is slil] a'problem. Sqpie farmers compjain that the- wages are |oo lugh and the hired help pat Ipn much tq make farming development as rapid1 as f -t' ACCOUNTAMTJS \ ��� \: ��� ���* ��� ���-. ��� . .. ', .mum, M> mmtihMfc TRAIL BAY ENTERPRISES Repgirs tp large Pr srriQ!) q-apligncgs* JOHN BUHYAN . Jlavjs Bpjm Phone 885-9318 AUT SUPPLIES Tolophone 606-2069 .'& ART eHTPRPRISe? Pottery, St-pplies, classes & firino degler for Buncan's Cerprh^ predi-cft Pino Rd. & Grandvlow Aye, P.O. Box 62, <3|bsons, B.C. m AUTO $|ERVi0i SECHELT HOME SERVICE Atlgs,.Parrs - Good .Year Tires 24 Hour Tewing 885-2812 or B8��,9979 HL'J'U'l'.IIHU"..'. I .I'll"!.'! BLASTING i��ni. .uii.i 1, .I,,, CONTROLLED BLASTING THE ANGLICAN CHURCH ��� - OF CANADA mvicp. .- St. Hilda's, Seelicp. IsE^illy Eticharist 9:30 a.m. (2nd and 4th Sunday), Holy Eucharist every Spnday q,t fl o,m.; 9:30 a.m. (1st and 3rd) Every Thursday at 10 a.m. Eyepsang qt 7:30 p.rn. (2nd and 4tli Sundays fy H.alV'B< Fort0** PtVr'JWY EmpIWhsI��� 11:30 a.m. (Ur and 3rd Sunday), Egmonr, Holy Eucharist���? p.m. 1st qpd 3rd Sunday). Church of HI* Presence���Redrooffs, Even- sanq���3 p.m. ever 2nd Sunday. Holy .BMcJiadst���3 p.m. every 4|h" Sunelay, Prlqst���Rev, P, Pppp|o, Sp-||o|l flfl5r979��| A oonsidprablp number nf. Welsh'in the Cariboo at this %time formed a very popular, and successful Glee Club which" often pill nn performances at the Theatre Tiuyal in Barkerville. ',.,..���,.��� Pay for coalmjuers at Nanajmo was $3 tier il hour day and free fue|. labourers earned $1.75 per day and fuel at a nominal post. ��� " The. Coribnp Septjnel reported a cat had left for the Ominega gold fields and was expected to.be gjvep a hearty welcome as (he miners had been ,mueh trpu- liled last year by rats and piipe. \ A British Gplpifllna shipyard, canied hut (pe (ir&t ,'iHm)>n>Pin{j"'qpntrtt'-|-. Ijhe ��� r*n?r:rrrrTrrTr--T -t���~^tf^^-t_^.u���1^-.-' FREE ESTIMAI bS FRgp. DONLEY Pender Harbour - 883-2403 WATER SURVEY SERVICES Ppr Expert Blqstjng EREE_ESIIMATE����� Phone 885-2304 L. C, Emerson R,R, 1, Sechelt, B.C. 1. jK',.J!!mr ���"���"W !���!! "U.W.1. !'i,.iiii.i.iji'iii niiii .winwiii 111" n -ii;��'iii BHiCfrlAVINS _^______ Baptist Church S^rvJces BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Mermpid and Tmll, Sechelt Sundqy Schpol 10;PO a.m. Morning Worship ]I:'15a.m. - CALVARY 8APTIST CHURCH ��� " " ���' Park Rd., Gihsons Sundoy School 9;/|5 am. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Potior, Robert AHapy (886-2932) A. WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU, SUNSHINB COAST QQmL CHURCH NyprJenprnlnqflonpi) s-rri'i'iif|?h��fir��rpfOp(��!,-��-f ^rsh^rvtf9,^ J his p,m. Pv*?nfn|Bi ��arvlt?0 7i3Q p.rrif miow my, ��. ^ssi^s JffbjppM Mpfiring Hlflnww-r) A, SIMPKIN5 f^ S17 r SecMHv B.C. Phope 885-2)32 BUILDERS 1 The Un\m ChMrsh of famfa , SPRViaS Sf, ^lin'ji Un|m��l Clmrch - Dav|�� Pqy StinflgyjarYlpp-i -..9&Q Pirn. Rnhprfi erqpkUnl-pd Smidqy 5flr,v|pp��i r 51139 p-m�� GlUom United C|,i,rcl. . Sundfiy ^urvifw -llilS p,m, Part Mollfiin MnIM , 'Sundoy S^rvlc-iii - 7i3(? p,m, :' ��� J2nd nnd Mh Sundoys) Mlnl-frv Rov, Jim WllllomsQn r m^m * 8116-2333 G, CRPWTHER DUILPING" CONTRACTOR A-FrnhTls and.PrQ-Fpbs precled Convpnlfonol Fromino Cqll 0834746 ��� R,B, ], Mrxjoira Pqrk, B,C. ��� i^'"iiiYir>|f s j ii % h I) Vr V 9PCCHRILT AGENCIES PATT l*AP ��� Thl* fr��*�� rwilndor nf cnmlnn ��v��n(��J*, u barvlcoof ^C|||;|.T AQf:NC||E& I.TP, rimno I'liiilnB'iln Tlrnrni d|n>Pl for fw IIMlnp-i, WMRiryipp "Polfl Pnd"1.|��|pn<i<- iinl" 1I10I *por:�� In llmlinrl nnd lomp fli|vrjnrH oot��*i mqy hnvn 10 wfili iliolr turn; olso thnl i,h|fi U n *'rprnln'l��r" liRiinn nnly.flnrt r.nniio| olwoy�� rorry full diiloN". > ��� IWWVWIrVVIflfWV^^ /yVir, '.'i- I) 11,111, SI, rilld/A I loll, {iiir.||iil|, Ori|i|iio C(nh MwillIlM, Mod 3 - H |>in ^M'hull I-��ijIoii Moll, lilnpo, " Mnh fi 2 |i.ni Woftimi'* VY01M Ooy of Pioyu, Ciibi��nnii Mnliiid Chiii'chi 1 Si, Alrloli'i. Anidl'.fiii i-hnii.h, KnliMilu Cru��K/ Si, Julin'* iJnllMil, C|iMi'ih,i)i|v|i.,|loy.' \ Mm,''>' H lull. S��r.hn|i riuiniininry fir;hool. Alrnholir! oml Pi'iiu Kn-'V1, .,���..���.,-���. ��M0Hll>.J;l|l)i,��.~~r'\'---���^^ Mor. ft H ['Hi. Iron' 'lllvi'i' I���oi4|i'��, il'uiuliir I'loihuiii ��. PlMllfil Cimi||| ilni'��ii AmiMol Mnuiinw. ' ' " ��� ��� ��� . Mor, H U |i,in, l��uf,hMllr liiillnn I loll, fling Moi-.li ���U |i.in, l.-l|ib|i|Mniiu( '.iil"i'iii<<, ChlMiPii lo Clilldrpn Ovncpii, ,'Moi /lioin || iiiii, WiIwiii CniuK C|nh |Joi'i,r��: ��hi;|imIi |bn| ��, Gun _, Alinool Alj(-i��i'��lff '���lioul, ' ��� ' Mor. ��� V, II |iin. Wllwo CimuK Hull, Coininlinlly Ai.wicliilliin.'Aniiiiol . .........,.,^un-iinl .^("mIImu,. .1. ............ .'v,,..!.. .........,..'. ..,.,., ?-..,' MOI, II ��� lll'll) llilll, fif''-ll��|) l;W!lWll0iy ^:||00|, |liu|>fi|V|||w '/I, , A5K FOR OUR FREE CATALOQUR OP R^AL WTATRv Free E--|imates - East Service . 6 a, W PRYWALL Rrvwoll ocpMs'Hc ondlpKlorod pollings, Hpw^orvlnq G||w)ns;,.fi|'on ond Iho Ppnlnis-'lfj. Phone 004-5315 Orx 166, PprrMollQti, B.C. JOURNEYMAN BUILDER 4-- EXPERT FINISHING ^ A||orollons7 Aifdillon-i rklichanpnd , UulhrPoniB q S|iiap|o|iy RAY CRAW5MAW RH 1, Sod-alr, P.C. - Phono 005-2190 CpR XUIPEMA For All Your Renovations, Repairs nhd Cahinfli Work.'' Phono 885,2139 fSIHIJPlNCi MAINTENANCE JOHNSON'S IIUII^niNG MAINTENANCB ,Snof:|p||ai|n(} Im tppjipf llonijlriii,lnlPr|or ft, E��|pr|or diicorolliifl, P1111'Clponlno, All.iyjw-inf B-flMiiia MnliilHnorir-o, Floor ln��l��||ol|oni 111!, ' ' W|n��|ow Clnnnlna. H' PHONB flBB.0718 AfTfiH 4 P.M. ���'('���'W'"'"'")*''-!* fillip DINCi SUPPLIES ���"in fpr't M'-IMph- Millrifl Sitvli-t Vpofoiiriir C^i tmm REAi, ESTATfi INSMRANCIS ., Phono 003-2233 (tax 120, Soclmlr, n,C, RBAPYMIX CONCRITE AND RUILDINQ SUPPLIES Your On�� plop Piilldlnr) Slo/n ,,, For All Your Uwllijlnfj \\aoA% QIRJIONS BM||,DINQ SUPPLip|i LTD, \h%\ Sonvlow - Phono nnn-26<!2 RUY DIRECT FROM MIM, ^0POWN,'Tf;(��M5AVA!I.AmP, <��� Cm| oil m-m, llmhnr.ond I'lnnl', fimionitlonol ,|iinih��r ondniMywooif, Wo ilfillvpr on ilia "fjifmhlnn Coml. rii��r.|< Our rti'iiH Onforw |Jiiylnr|, _..ygAM$r-PACI|)|0-MILkll'lTTPi~��� , I'M'/ MlKfiall Kooil, Plelwrion'l, M.C. Th<r\<i}H)r%!M v\,' TWIN CREEK LUMBER BIIILPING SUPPPE5 LTD; Dial 8862008 When Yon Nop-Mh-IMInrj Sunnlles Olv��U��ACoir." ,: 1 f\m ESTIMATE CABINET Hr1AHEI3S .06SANSID1.HURNITUR1 ft CSABINST SHOP Hgrdwgpd SpBcigjisfsi T Pino Gustem FwrnhHrfl Stqrp qnd ResfeMrgnJ Fi'ttuirgs FyrnitMr? P.e*?9irs ��� Custom pei-ignerj r>it'*henr' end BpthfPflrn-i lh o|| price ranges, ' ��� ' "R 8IRKIN Roach Avo., Roberts Jpraek, B.C. -.' ph^p|fJ6^!5?r WIH^WUlg.'.'M.W.1 CONTKACTOU1S COAST BACKHOE & TRUCKING LTP, t_ Fill, (3emen*-Grqvt,l,i Prqio Ropk, etc, Box 89, Madeira Park Phone 883-2274 {STUCCO Old Hpiftos A Specialty GAMBIER CONSTRUCTION StyccQ & Masonry Cpntrapror FRANK FRITSCH Phone 886^9505 Box S22 * J@i����Qns, B.C. L fi. H S>YANSpN m REAPY-MIX CONCRETE Sond qnd 6rpvel r BgcKhoes ���" pitching - E^qvptions OFFICE IN BANNER BLOCK 885^6-5, Mm,.\n,. SecheJlv B,<3, Road Building. Road Work Call OSBORNE LOGGING CO. LTD. Box 189, Sechelt, B.C. Phone 885-9767 P .JC-JliNTAMr���-���-- Madeira Park, B.C. Gravel - Fill - Top ��pi| - gHJldpzing Logder:������- Bqckhpe - Trucks Phone 883-2240 PHPNE B8S^8��Q ,0 rONjS CONTRACTING C|f?p>fpg - Excayqflor-s - Ropd Bplfdlpg Grpdfnp -Fill - Rpqd (prpvel c Crwsliod Rock Phone; Sechelr 885-9550 CVCiES , ANN'S GOIFPUHiS in the ty-i! PlecH Next to the Co-op ��tore Gibsons 886 HEATING GIBSONS HEATING iW^TALUATI'aN *. SERVICE Ftirnqco gr)d Hpt Woter Tanks - Oil of Gas FreU EslimatflS - Klo Obligation Phone 886-7380 Jack Curric, Box 587, Gibsons, B.C. ^i.'ijj.ti|jii.i.i.L!iim.....j.|.ii.i,|.'|.i HUATING h mm. HALL SHEET METAL Pemesti-; r e@rrimeFciGi| ? industHol Telephone J8^?��o�� & SHEET TILLICUM HEATI ' MET< ..^11, s EtECf m & GAS - " No down payment -_ Phone OPS'9494 OIL FIRED WARM AIR HEATING OIL FIRED WATER HEATERS , Nothing Davvnr-7- 10 Yeqrs To Pay. ��� j mi 1 ��� ��� ~ ��� Light Plumbing Land-Clearing^ Land-Development��� -Rr^tpighfc- ivtxideinrPaTK 883-2401 883-2778 ���|!.i.i'"j.."i..i.'!..i.na" wi:- JANITOR SE^VBCE Wekorne to The Floorshine Coast HOWE SOUND JANITPR^SERViCf Specialists jn Qlaanlng 1 Flppr Wq-��ing Sproy puffjng - Wjhclow Gleaning RUG IHAMPOPJNS Phpne 886-7131 - Gibsons, B.C iliiltlliyiiiinipw) MENTAI3 IT AT" thp rintai, mm ' at Pavis Bay "We Renter Sei! Almost "Pyorything^ TyRBwriiers - Mohflng P|qn��s j TploYision*- Rptfi Tillers r e��mpnt Mwk - ^wn Rakas- M*?Phonlc'''T9o,!'' PHONt m#%4$ ~ 24 HOUR SERVICE ������������;'��� '��� '��� : .-������..��� -i ' EARLS COVE RESTAURANT 9p@n.? a.m, i$ the last ferry Home Cookea" Canadian and . lyrppeqn 0jsh��s J OE ANP MARY FRASER Teh 88^2747 . I' u k If-- k ��� ' .3 1 If* "i t - \ >l* RETAIL STORES "rrrs C & S HARDWARE SECHELT, BC. APPLIANCisH HARDWARE NPME FURNISH!NSS" Phone 965=9713 r TASELLA SHOPPE Ladies' - Men's r Children'? Wear Yard Gpod��- - Bg^ing - Uner-s Dial 885-9331 - Sechelt/B.C. id THP TpedERY ir=t!TraiTrarwrv^r ^^ Open $ix p-qys q week Phone 885-2Q65 4?o^rJe. 5|-ree!*r SecheU liWI!M_lAI?HI^IS gernina 8< Orness 01 KERNELS BICYCLES 5AI.ES - REPAIRS - PARTS - TIRES ETC FOR BICYCLES - MINIS - MbTOR CYCLES ^?" P"1^!- P'f K or Cydo Sglpt & Sorylcpt ot thp RENTAL SHOP - Phone 885-2848 |F DICK CAHT FIX IT . , /GIVE IT TO YOUR ��� MPTrPMN-tAW ELECTRICIANS ACTON ELECTRIC LTD, Raul-Ion I IpI - In-lH-ilrlol pikI Mqj'lno Wiring Plpc'rip Hpq| - Mno Work Phono 006-7214 BILL McPHEORAN ���ELECTRICAL- CONTRACTOR free Eetlmqte-" Phono 806-7477 - Gibsons, B,C, FUEL. ,V��' c ANADIAN P ROPAliE Scirvlnn lhe $'-n*hliiH Cwqst wilh. i'illol��l<" on'l wunominnl Conl-|nfi/,,"Hpo|ln�� nml lint Wo|��ir, |-|-|:l-, ESTIMATES Phonp fl05-23<5O Wharf f��m��l Dolphin r SochoR, )J.Cr RNIE WIDMAN for all your .SSO^PROPUCtr��� IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER Phono 003-2663 Ma<Ja|ra Park, 0,C. __...... . _ �� Par Yptir Puol Supplloi ��� PANMY WM'm.fiR '���", "' ' your '".' '������ ���;"" IMPERIAL ESSO "AGRNT 1 006-9663 - Hopkins Lonillna , ^^'l|WW��^��l.ll.��^W��B��l.��^^^^ -I|��P��I.II-,IIIW FURNACES ^ - _'��� ^ PARKINSON'S HEATINQ LTP. ,. ,.,���.,���,.K5p OIL.,FUHMACtS.,���..,,..,,,... Mn dowri pqymonl - Monk Inlsrnil f��fl v*<ii�� )<�� nqy Complplo lino "f opr-f|nn<M fftir fr���� �����lm��l#���<3��|| 804-9730 *������ "OSfrTHIS"*" **" " ni)5lMESS DIRECTORY TO REACH .. |0,000 PEOPLE ' THE TIMES, 8QQ.9654 FOUR-0 EIGHT BGA.RPINQ KENNELS Frqneps AypnHP - Rcfliooffs f?oqc| HALFMQON BA.Y, p.C. Phftrif? 805^9469 - Bctvvppn^- ? qim.-J I a.irrt,��� S p,m.*6 p.m. EWING IRViei FRii mm mmkmmim repairs AN.p SERVICE ON ALt MAKE? Mrs. Mona Havies - 885-97^0 SPOKTBWI3 GOODS .v- MACHINE SHOP AMbo Sign of Iho Chovron HILL'S MACHINE SHOP a MARINE SERYICE LTD, Machlfio Shop ��� ^r'c qnd Acfy Wo|ding Steel ppbrlcqilnn r- Mnrlno Ways AiitamotWo qpti Mflrinp Rppqlrs Standard Marino. Station ��� Plipno 886-7721 Ro. BBft-?9S6, B86-93?fl CARINAS GIBSONS MARINE SERVICE LTD. of ESSO MARINE Gnu - D|m.u| Roijolrs - Wuldlno l-vlnriifl-J Sqliw . OMC Pnrls fl. Sorvlco llnql Hmtlinn Phono 886-7411 Gihsons, B.C . Madeira Marina ltd, poqlppt fori (���vlnni'la OMC, r KUC Tlin'rmnnlnss. Snnlinor Sprlnn Roh and I'lonmtr. , AIn��- Plnmhlno El��llnn�� oti'l r-lxlnrns, ��� Pondor Harbour - Phono 003-2266 NURSERY MACK'S NURSERY Rohorle Crook .SUNSHINE COAST HieilWAY LnndbRnpInn' - Shnihn ��� IthII Tr������ - Enrllllxa-- Umiy plnnu , Hoddlnij'Pldhis - |'uq| Mosti ��..��.Fnlly.L|oaniiad-P��it|o|do.>Si��rqy|rin'fpr'-^''*uUu Enridflcnf-lnn nnd Tnum. 1 Phono 006-2604 9fI98!SJS!St PRANK E, PECKER, OPTOMETRIST ��� Bal Blrtck > Gll'ion/ Evoiry W^Jnofiilny ', ri,rr. ..... , 1 , Ui| .,. ,,i ,M ij| If II I * ��� f ������'���!���' ^ ��� if >��� u| ,, PLUMRINQ . ,_ ___ SEASIDE PLUMPfNfi Glhioris Pliimhinu - f'lnnhiHiiri - sio<����nfliilnfi \ ��� Hm WflifirTlofiHuo ��� I'lfiri i.niininn ��� *(-' fDEE .ESTIMATES Phono 006-701V 01 006-3040 ,....,���., ,,_,,..,......Uf��.O...Hic'.o tpacest lo *���rpor.h'-nnnriy' 10,000 pcnpia ' every wopKI" >'....., .'.'.'...,. . . THE TIMES - Phono 805*9654 CLIFFY BOATS & ACCESSORIES LTD. Eishino SLipplies- - (30^-5 npvvpnpl Use^y. . I^argp & Strip!! 065-9019 Sechelr SURVEYORS PTTTf ROY B, WAGENAAR B.C. Lqnd\Siirveyora Marin0 ^MiMing - pprpPise'Bqy SecheR; B.C. 805-2332 or ZEnirh 6430 TAHI HARBPUR TAHI LTD, Harbour Motors Shell Gas qri<l Oil or-fT RepPlrs, 2d..Hour Taxi and Wrecker Service, Gqrcfen Ray Rcl,, Pender HqrboMr. B.C, Tolf 083 2414 TIRES COASTAL TIRES , Sunihlno Coast rllohwgy , B(.^ |3, Glbioi,., %Qf fl flmno 0B6-270O SAI-PS ANP sppvice ��� AH Brqnds Avnllqltla r^nndny |q Soti)rrfqy^|!|Q n.m,jp^jM |,(m, rrl'lny.avflnliiii |��y rj|)|jq|mihi)i]i wnly, r'."'iii,i'���� i',i'"i|ii>'i "v"i i"inn im TOWING i.u" -i i" Scows ��� Logs SECHELT TOWJNG ft SALVAGE LTD, I |��qvy fcVtn||nn��inl Movlnn & I op Tpyyln-j phono 88^9/126 TRANSFER UN WRAY'S TRANSPBR HoiiiioImM Mnvlnq, PncMnrj, Srornqa priddri'i Mofprlnl* Pf��r ��nlfl rVomlwoj Aljiod Von (.|n��i�� Cnri'i'lfi'i N<>, I fM'ivnrit Phoni- MM1M, R.R-1, Gibsons, B.C, HANSEN'S fRANWIjR LTP. y/Ai?i*i|du��f:�� 5oc|,o|f 008-2110 n Olhions 0O6-217| ;:��� ' fnrnifi/^rf?/mr'wi|flrfl7ivCrtiiflif4r ���������r 0��n��r��l Fr?lBbr. Mw-M unrf Iim*�� |io��|l��m IIPHOUTBRY. 0PI.AIR CUSTOM UPHOLSTPRY ANP PRAfiRIES Hnii|ihnMu��inn ��� f'����ly|lnfj - Com|-|aiu PrhpAry Suiviiu. "jurniilei ���.howr) hi ih" homo ' fh*>m fi8640fio aim �� p.m,": ��r 006-2073 rffcrfv**-*1^-��i. -tf-tijiij&M^.jmui*\V^i ii*'< *^nf1j*i *if* <* ��*^ ���" ** * ^ iff ii* **irt * f*jrti ^��<*^ fSn^ <*V^i i rfS /*- *w>* ��� *" i** Vmf*'n<*'���i^>>i/tn*ti iff i A A ffiJ^i^fr <fJ>j^inAjAi^iiiHi il *��** AXAvA AA^^UJOrA^Jw^AJiWM^ A rfk j* A A rft *��� ***��� ^ 4^, Jl.,* j. ��^' ^ ���* ***,0Um4 J*. 0* *fxl .--, ���f i * li*�� J* u* * h" i����>i*r *-"w��* w ��� * >*w_ ���*"'���_*_���''* * e i J-j"**^i r- j^v Vh . .'�� . I', ' ,. r, r �� f .-,}. ?"?'f* 1 ��A��Air,, ����� *0 W*N%. , ���-WV J^��_ �� >^ *- *��* *"*H "V** ' * w* f ���v^r * �� ** fc ���r -0 vr -***#** �����v***-l" VV\*n*i *���'�����*,'��*��'**������ 4��.**i*" * ** V- YWW .4 Jty 1 '.* * S&V f'k '. ��� ��� ,���- 1" r t- /���I >''i�� >;'* i "i* 1 -v: i f ( J ! i ���- f Ottawa Report !: ���The Times, Ottawa Bureau ? ' THE CONSTITUTIONAL BIND ? OTTAWA���It is difficult to'accept that �� ' . the latest conference between federal |s and provincial prime Ministers .on the ?' constitution achieved more than'giving X>, A j them something to think about. ]' ���������' The' ��� break- through qlaimed by Prime | , ^Minister Triydeau is hedged about with t I' ;���;'���' enough ifs and hints &s to make the ac- '��� \ ceptance of ap .amending formula fcemain f , f ~ 'more^of a possibility than a probability in ,. " | . the near future, ���\ > There seem to be; a few areas of nn- } animoys. agreement. One is- that the con- *. stltution should be'brought to Canada r' ' , .and in future be subject to amendment . ' . pn agreement between the federal gov- ��� -|' erhment and those of all the provinces-.' ; *< The formula by which any such amend-. V. ' ments will be made must be agreed upon before any move is made toward re- V 'moving it from the jurisdiction of the v United Kingdom government atr, West- > minster-where it has legally, if not practi- * cally resided since its inception. On this 10 proyinces and' the federal authority must agree. The rub lies in the diversity of opinions between them and their desire to retain as much autonomy as pos- S sible or even to increase their respective - ���'_ _ powers. The thought now is that Canada shojuld ��� " be divided into regions rather than prov- \ inces for the purpose of voting on consti tutional amendments. Ontario and Que- | bee, because of their size and "importance, ���-.would be regions unto themselves. The Atlantic Provinces and those west of Ontario-would be other regions each having a single vote, or power of veto'. Such an arrangement would reduce the powers of veto from 11 to five thus enhancing , in theory at least, the possibility of agree- , ment in subsequent moves to amend the*" constitution itself. It is now up to the various governments to consider in detail the effect - of such an arrangement and to reduce to legal terminology an acceptable formula, ��� ' ... . The first ministers are to meet again in June in Victoria upon the occasion-- of British jColumbia's centennial celebration, The stage is set for an historical * occasion but whether or not it will come off remains, doubtful. The key ...word. |s. that the formula is feasible. That according-to the dictionary l-gsfyvqtjpnf- in fiflvprnl nrcm *% ���* nn I. I I L- t v ) ���s z. *>A r \ \ i iv Zal\ ,;:qfi I) i 11 ���hi.. >i r ���i , 0 r ���r ��� *l !' '"��� * iti .���-.' 0.* -K W r r i' *- Quite patently Premier Robert Bou- rassa does not want to put his province in the position of accepting anything which does not of itself assure it of increased, autonomy, His present demand is for provincial control of social programs including old age security, family allowances and unemployment insurance, all -Qf-whieh-exelusively-belong-tpthe federal- government. He says Quebec needs these responsibilities to assure the maintenance of its cultural and social development in its own way. Mr. Bourassa. accepts that the proposed amending formula and the ques* tions of provincial rights are separate questions; ..Btti'i thatisdpej; not mean h9.; will not'-mplcefappep^ence of -pheicondj-!-: tional upon the othorC The Quebec premier has .some sympathetic support from other provincial premiers but that varies with the economic "and physical ability to admihster the load of social services themselves, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia and perhaps Al- berlu have the size and the expertise in bureaucracy to do it themselves. The abilities^ of ...Vhe other provincen might . hu strained, , . ' ��� , . A' , There is un inherent fear umong most provincial lenders that Ottawa' Is-going Inn far down the road toward centralization of government. They are federalists, but for thp most purl they want a'mini-' mum of interference by Ottawa in their awn affuirs, 'Tho nnly area of complete agreement apparent in the 'lohimuniquo which was issued following Ihe ennferenco was pn lhe subject nf fundamental rights. Not , lo havfi not those out would have ap- punrc'd to lie against God und inqther- > hood. Those rights Include uhlvorHnbsuffriigo, (Inirincralli! iflDctiouH iii leant every five yoiii's, froodii'm of thought, conHclon'ro, religion, opinion, cxpreiiHlon, peaceful ��h- iieinbly und uiitioclu|ion, But rivoii these hud an over-riding rluimu which dncliuod "Ihn exerclmi nl' lliniin friMidnniii muy be subject only lu mu'li llinltiilloiiH un inn pntniirlhed by law iiiid mi are remioniihly JuHllflublo hi it . thiinuc'ntlli' siicielyhi the IiiIimohIh nl''nu- lloiuil i m-cnrlty, public milnty, houllh or iiiuiiiIm or IIki fiiiiiluniontiil rlghtn und ireeiJoiiiH ol othoiM," 'I'lml provlnn would iicifin lu give gnvernihnnfii wldn onou/di Mcnpn In law inul'lng, , , Thitre wns ni- qtuiiTnll wilh a (lucliirn- llnn Ihul KiikIIhIi und Knindi iihnll Im f tlmilitrntl llio nllli'lul luiiHm-gnii uf Gun- liiln, n^cnpl mm if applied lo llni lungiiugn nf liinli'ui'llnii In pulillcly nuppm'tnd nehuuln, Mr, llniirmimii wunls llirin In cnu- nlilnr tin) liiipllciillnu ul a i'Ihiihu which (li'clunvi "ihn hiillvldiiiil iiimii liuvu llm ^~rlMhUi(u-hMV'u,.lfii��Hl|��ih~ui'��|',r*irii'||"--iifi--hiH---- niiihi liiiii{iiiign nf luHli'iii'lln|i hi'publicly iiu|)|iiii-|cil lichniilH In ui'iiiiH wlim-it Ihu luu/tiiiigi) of liiiilriii'lluii of hln clioli'ii In rhimnn by n milflclnnl iiiiniliitr nf peii.unii In juNill'y llm pruvltthm of the nei'twury ���/ii-'llll'loii," Tlm llnyul Coiniiilimlnu im llll||ii;iui||hiii uiul llli'iilliiiiilliiin him iiii|{/(��Hl��d thnl If) per I'tnit |�� Ii mirrinluiit imiiiiIkt lu jimll'ly ������'���-lurch- ttWlllUCH, hit|. nillll'/IMMI wiiiiIm III . 1 ii im uuollini' limit ill. II, AllnniplM In upply ' rini'h li rl/lhl huvo loiichnd off il<uiinii- , iiirniluiffi. iioiini uf ilimn vlnlnnl, In tliui Moiilir'nl uiiiii und Ibr iii'iuiiiiii' In under- " MbindidWWWl? rif'-��iu'.<��M-ni|��| iioiniiilt- UMUllM, Now dm li'|(ul nxjierlN urn lu huvn u Ho nl iiMliit'liin llm pinpuniiln In 'inmi'lliri' dcrinlllniiii In law, 'J'hnt In lliu'll will ���l.ii����l... hi) mihV. Iiilnipiolrtliiin uf.~-th<*"-'"hiw"~ [,lh II llppllltM hi Klllll'il'lc IlllllllllCI'h ill whin ' JiCi'pn cmiuIji uiul liHvyi-iN biiny, ���\ Mrlfi-'ln/; llm I'niiNllliilloii Imiiihi In ,'t'iiliiidii, Hindi' illlTh'iill mid nol ynl jm- him cd, will Im only Um hcj-imihiff of wlint < npj7fnm to'lit* o Tif-rf;r*m(tfriR innh, Around Gibsons - ���by Morion Chorman MRS. Sylvia Talbot of Guyana, .a member of the Executive of the Internationtal Committee for the World Day- of Prayer served as chairman of seven women, leaders in the church and state, who as an ecumenical group from the Caribbean countries were writers contributing to. the service of worship for the World Day^, of Prayer. The theme is a New People--! for'a New Age. 150 countries will be participating in this observance, Even before we are up on the morning of March 5, hundreds of thousands of people will already have met for prayer in villages and cities in Australia, Africa, Europe and the Islands of the Sea. Remember the concerns of the world in your thoughts. Be a part o.f; the World Day of Prayer- and attend the service locally at Gibsons United Church, 2 p.m. Friday, March 5. The address will be given by Mrs. G, Owert, ; ; j:;;;; Co-ordinator for the observance, locally is Mrs. Huxley Marshall at whose home a planning meeting was held on Monday afternoon of last week. Present were: UCW, Mrs. Al Boyes and Mrs. M. Volen; ACW, Mrs. John Wood; CWL, MrsT i_,arry rJabonte; Baptist, Mrs. Jim Marshall and Mrs. J. S. Macey; Pentecostal, Mrs. R. Cramer. It was reported that ladies from Port Mellon would- participate in the service at Gibsons. HERE ANP THEflE �� Dennis 'Macey has returned to UBC after spending mid-term break with his parents- Mr...- and~Mi's^-J^-S^-M��eeyr---������ Mrs. . Doris Drummond has returned after being away since December 4th *0* - Musical Chairs Brownies In the Hunechin District became acquainted last week when Pender Harbour; Sechelt and Wilsonj Creek packs joined with leaders and mothers for the Annual Banquet held in Sechelt. Enjoying a game of musical chairs, Brownies wait for the music to start, while mothers relax after a wonderful meal. ' . V - Pat- McGeer .���Comment .from The Legislature WORKS Minister W. N. Chant was telU 'n{f thf> T.p>ft'slatiire ahniiLUie-Anglican Minister who was losing heavily at the horse races while the Roman Catholic Priest was betting on all the winners. The Minister discovered that the Priest was blessing one horse before each race ���and that the anointed horse was winning. After watching the Priest in the paddock, he dashed up and bet on the designated horse in the 5th race. The horse shot to the frpnt but collapsed and died half way abound the track. The disconsolate Minister .sought an explanation.from., the- Priest^ who commiserated with him, but saif- thp M'nifM"'''* -rlifficnllv.'was,, that he when she left to visit her aunt at Miami, Florida. She also was guest of her brother Mr.* Bedwell in California. Visiting Cornelius Olsen 'was his son Harold Ojsen from Vancouver, _., " "Mrs7 ^ahJna Gardner" who^was in St. ^Raul's ^Hp^pjtaJ underwent surgery and la progressing well. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bushfielcl 'of Richmond celebrated their, 20th wedding anniversary on Tuesday, February 23. Harold is a former Gibsons resident, his late father Rev. F, ���Bushfielcl was for some time minister of the .old Gibsons Memorial United Church here. Harold Bushfielcl and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Iron) the city ware visitors 10 Gibsons on Wednesday. , ' . ,'., ., , ....,. ,.... ,_ ��� Recent visiloi--wili\ Mrs! -M. Cooper" was her son Bill Cooper from .Fort Churchill who after a brief slop on thu Coast, returned north by plane. didn't understand the difference between a blessing and the last rites. . Members broke into heckles confer-' ring last rites on all. their political opponents. Who wil.1 win the next election was not made*��"ciear by the Works Minister's sermon, but I suspect it will be quite a horse race. ~~--MiTTi5t-eT~-wrtrn7nT -"Portfolio, TatTicia" Jordan, wants all gas and service stations moved off main highways. She advocated the English policy of having gas stations on attractive driveways off the main road. After all the furor raised by the N.D.P. over "road runners" prnf-t+tering from highway right-or-waye, this policy might have received more enthusiastic reception from the Sociall'jtsr However, I don't believe anyone seriously wishes to have service stations tirekedrout of sight where people will have trouble finding them when their tank is running low. Barrie Clark, Liberal, North-Vancou- vei-Seymour, raised quite a fuss with Health Minister Ralph Loffmark regarding ll)e Dr. Reguhr incidont. It seems strange that no oho has noted that doctors are licensed to practice by the -B.C. College ���,,.pf: vPby,Klc4um.;U,iul burgeons and not by . lhe Minister of Health Health Minister Loffinurk couldn't lift a doctor's license even If lie waited tu hut Uiul floes nol excuse him from misinforming lhe House Pet questions " ���Answered by W. P, Fogarly. MRCVS QUESTION;- Is it true that fleas' trans- nut'worms to dogs and cats? Answer:- Yes." Some common tapeworms of'the dog and cat pass their intermediate stage of growth in tlip flea. Fleas which live on the animal ingest tapeworm eggs from the feces, after which the eggs hatch inside the flea and develop into immature, forms of the tapeworm. When the animal swallows the flea, the immature worms in the flea are released into the animal's intestine. There they grow to maturity. .' ' . ���"���' To permanently rid animals from tapeworms, it is as important to free them of fleas as it is to eliminate the mature tapeworms from their intestines. as Mr. Clark alleges. Garde Gardom, Liberal, Vancouver- Point Grey, has called once more for an Ombudsman,.This office has.been praised wherever it lias been introduced. It started in Sweden in the. year 1713. There has been plenty df time, for thinking politic- iam-4n-Jonrliidfiu...t.hat._^^ is a tremendous help to the average citizen and that he really poses no threat to Government power so why not have one in B.C. &4! Sechelt Jewellers & ���& -fr This Month Only! 20% DISCOUNT on Diamond Tipping? Jt ~s\ Just for Writing^ i, I A GOOD LOCAL NEWSPAPER-MEANS TO ME" A llMips hivel filrnpli'tiH /(own, iitTiirilbi'i l<r Knin: K-tlio. In ono I hid In down lo ��"�� Tho Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association through Tho Times will pay $300,00 for the bost lottor. of between 250 and 700 words on the function of a good local newspaper. This contest is opon to all readers^ .of tho Timos, - ��� ' ' / _v i_w-,^ Igcal iiowspaiiorniouii;- .,��,.- "lo "you/ io your family, io your community; In qohornl, how does II help you, lo an Joy llfo In your cuininnnlly? , Poltohocl, oxporl |||orq)-y'")lylo h t'jol KOiirjhivRalhor, tho JnflflOR will bo Intflrosdod In Mmplo, door expor.itIon iHint hi'llr-cito"! on qworonoii-, by Iho rondrir o( Iho rolo of Iho wnnk'ly '> In llia,..r.ommuntly. - (JiidCjoswill nol look [nrokaiNslvnly lilgh pioh,o loi Thu Tlmuu;.......... "illw'y will Mudy llio jiidcimoiil ond urninrMniidlha. hy modon, ��� of iho function of Iho lor.nl now-ipopnr, , , wliol jt bfimild do, , whoro ond liow1"!! bliotild sorvo Hu comniunlly ond lit. roodors, Mail your entry boforo midnight, March 18, 1971, to CWNA Cbntost Editor, Tho Timos, - :���-��� - - ������-'- .Dox-310r Socholt, B,G; - *��� - ~^- 50th anniversary of airmail A CANADIAN iirined foims CJIlfi fighter jel lanilcd at ' .Patricia Bay Airport in Victoria at 10 25 a.m. on Wednesday, July r, ||)7(1, lo mark' the fiOlh anniversary of Iho find, mail flight across Cnn- 'nda. ��� ���' ������."������' True enough, hul the flint mail to he delivered hy air, In British Columbia, and possibly lii Canada, reached Its tltm- tipaliou on n sunny afternoon in the full of mill, ' I'Might-^ioul, Vii'lor A, Bishop, a young Air Koruo lu- Mtructor. on fuiiough from , Franco whom he luul (IImHii- MiiIhIhhI himsnlf as a fighlnr pilot, was finding life in Va.ii- I'oiiviT iM'clty (lull, A piliinn huill hy lloffiir's Md. needed lost lug, und ho willingly accepted Ihu Joli ol' pulling It through lis plicoti. Al lliu Miiiuti Uiiiii he thought ho'would hiivn n till In fun .(hy (Iropplnit ii welghlcil InM'ir lie hln mini at l.'ltll llohsou Mt, I'tuhiipM Im iiiiido nvliit|iiu lilii- tory hy doing Just that. Ilii look off ul !l 11,111,, Hop- loiuliiii' l'i, HMD, i||ul was soon HWoopIng low uver Viuici'iii- yei's. Wast liliul, .Alrcriil'l. worn uncommon lu lluinn days and n liirgn criiyvd galhnrod Ip , downtown hI'i'miIn' lu willed, VHlHhop nhido hln' until cull, dropping Iho hitler i|cnlly, ,hi Iho middle of hln iiiiiil'ii luWu, -llfr-irlnfl'tlfviiu'riilrily^lfi'WlH'nl - down lo Coid lliiihoiir und laud un wider, hul 'ended In u idiiw tipln, 'I'liein 'whrii I'l'lon ul' honor from llm iit/milii un lhe uliiiliiiiu cnihhitd lliiounli (lie roof of Hm hoiiin nf Dr, ,1, 0, Piiii'liih, IKIll Ihiln Mln��i|, wlioio Ihtii pilot wim lulnr t'nunil, uuluu't, i'i'|iu!i|ii|' liullui Punish hnlhluh, Bliihnp hud inudiV llm I'lrut' iilriniii'l dullvniy, mul hud iilv-' ph Viini'oiiviii' lln I'lml idr rriuili, from whli'li Im iiiii'iiped With inlnor hriilifi'ii, Tlio", <�����- |ilo|l niiiild nn hniiillliinii uiiij wim huhlii'd up lor vurlouii. |I'II|4II||M, TJfe-Garry on Crowd at Gibsons theatre ' Page A-4 The Peninsula Times 'Wednesday, March 3, 1971> . PKB5PARE to laugh yourself silly when Carry, On Camping comes* to [the Twilight Theatre, "Gibsons," All the lusty, good natured humor of fhe"famous Carry on Crowd makes this'film a, laugh-a-inin,- ute delight. Hanelhng in next is "James Garner as "Marlowe", the private eye who makes Mike Hammer lopk hKe Dud-'' ley Doo-right. A fast roving, story of bul- Jets, black mail and beautiful Wpmen. Pi lined on location around l*ps" 4-lg^les, this movie offers tight suspense, plenty of-act inn and an ending tha,t may' m-'- prise you. First on the program for (ojay, and, Thursday only is "My Lover, My Son'\ il frank, taut story of a. mother lpver' Come see it , . . if your over 18. Sawmill Sue says that it's only natural that women take longer to dressr^hey have to slow down for the curves.! ,V^^^q,iyf^f-M'��7*jr''��'''' 'raihw>i,i!wAi-niiyMi' jWfffii'tu'lirti hwuimjii mm, WMM��HwiM<He X. Sechelt Legion Branch 140 iy m Legion Hall, Sechelt EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 8 p.m. JACKPOT $J25 TO CD $10 DOOR PRIZE A SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL DISTRICT ��� <'^ will take place on Thursday, March 4fh, 1971 at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Office at Davis Bay. CHARLES F. GOODING Secretary-Treasurer 17 PLUS ADDITIONAL LIVE ENTERTAINMENT GIBSONS -A- FRIDAY, MARCH 5lh 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Admission $2.00 ii V�� ,| . ���*** \ ���)'f No charge lor onlrion, No ogo roilrklloni, It Mako novornl oniric* jf yau with. Any Roador of Tho Tlmo�� may ontnr Could Ton Use $^M).6o CASH ? Whydidthoracal! it that? KANAKA Hm- In 'llm l''i|iM��i' Ciinynii wiih iiiiinoil lor lln widliiii liiliniiliiiii (KhiiuIuim)' xvjin''",nnriT~T"'nnrin1" fnr"~jFd|i iIhiiw. In UI-IO (ln�� JIMC o|k(ii- ml n i'hiM id IImihiIiiIii and lis ll'lidlii't nhipn hiouidil a njini |)(H' ' ol KiniuliMii In lliilliili Coliunhlii iivni" '*<n yniiiii, O \Z, ri A .so Now gel true beer task; in a mall liquor brew. t||i|,iHlV'.l|H.VUitii(Hiii��l|'uUiulioU (ji UikoitfyuiJ hy lliu Llijuui Lunliul UuuiU ui iiy lliu UuVbH-iiibiilul Uiiliuli Culutiibiu, a^^^tfwwSP ^jhMiiiMi ^^W8??" ttH itMrfA.ffhrth A��.M|#��jfl*-w*i*- wfc*r��-***u*j��. ^Vsrtk^tlV W0* i- -_. r liSSiffi - -from page *., ,&*����#��� example of how much could ���t<?>^Clm! ���shed by such a body * !^��W MORE ABOUT .., �� Public meeting ���from page A-\ cited as an be accomplished Noim Watson pointed out that rate payers' association*, aie ier-ojjnued fib quasi oificial bodies, the next thing to an m- cYn pointed charier impi oven-im! distuet. The. only difiicult'y, "m his opinion, was tjiat lhe lot malum ol a latepivyeis' a^o'c-" ml ion had to go through vauous. piocesseb and meanwhile the people m Ihis aiea had seveud things thoy should he in gently vtorkmg on Watej was one of them While thK Committee was lunctionmg, he suggested it should communicate with Mi Bulloch o.t the ^Vatoi Rights nianch wlKo -f^ has a gieat deal ot infoimation pertain- e'*"- * ing to the watei situation in this aiea II his i(-commendations foi a watei system weie put betoie the Boaid, the tas- payeis miglit he btjved a lol oi money Mi Bulloch would be likely to suggest lhat betoie going to the expense of bunging watei all the way liona Chapman Cieek, local*, souices of watei be, consideied and these would piobably "--nj.fjre than suffice toi the immediate needs of this community Anothei alternative should he examined Thcte aie immense bodies ol undeigiound watei in this aiea One, of which Mi Bulloch is awaie, could pioduce 250 gallons of watei pei minute. A vote of thanks was moved to Mr. Duff who had done ho much work in arranging the meetings, to the pro-teui committee and to Mr. Watson and, Mr. Cliff Thorold.. for their heiph.il information. ������* u \ tffr ~3f$ W.W&W'W.W. ������*:V ���L* ���' r Wednesday, March 3, 1971 , ThQ Peninsula Times , Pago A*3 y�� v ��� �� h^V*"*"*** ��**. - "h. -/���>���J���-Vi*-^. v^�� ^ -v FOR ALL YOUR aOQBtCOyERING f\pp5~ -^ ' ��� ���������cam, on 1 ^��_WJ���_^4M>-.( 1659 Sunshine Coast Highway of Wynaaerf Road, Gibsons Pho^e .886-7112 ^ CARETS* -& TILES ���& we; feature; a large selection of drapes a*,, ,<iMW.1miLanHiiii>'inimriiiiH>iMiii1liniilitin |"|.|I��HU ^iiiMijiii llllll I'mu III *s. o- Madeira Park Highlights ���by Valerie ReirJ and James M��ckle" 'H'v;ww-iiwiyfgwatf-7Ji^^'d Thuisdqy afternoon features the m- dooi ti ack meet. Gigantic posters for each team have -been1 rhaiir-ted. on the wa 1.1 Teams nave prepared cheers and selected Nevv Annex Sechelt Elementary School's six-plass-- room annex j�� almost ready'for'oc- cupancy. Built at a east of fl71,07Ji the building will replace Jthe six portable classrooms presently in us,e and has been designed for expansion.. of the local tausiuasses\ for parents to View..,The school halls are decorated with pupils' best- efforts in the Academic field. The school almost looks festive..Ah air of diligence and anticipation pervades,. Education.Week affirially opens Mafch 1st. However, parents are only invited to visit the school Wednesday afternoon, MORE ABOUT .. . ��� Water rate increase ���from page A-l able of being served in tlie service area. This lax will vary, depending on the shse. of- the puroel, as follows: (a) up to one acre in area $1.25 per month; (b) over one acre to three acts in area $2.50 per month; (c) over three acrs to ten acres in area $3.75 per month-; (d) over ten acres $5.00 per month. 3. A "User" charge for each dwelling or building that connects to. the system and takes water from it. This charge will vary, depending on the cost of supplying water to various locations, and is estin>-^when the Parents' Bond performs. The ated to be as follows: finale of the concert will be several rnod- -��� "1; Sechellt and Selma Park'$3^50 per ern pop selections played by the'combined month; 2. West Sechelt $5.00 per month; adult and senior bands. Tea will be served 3. Davis Bav $4.00 per month; A. Aran dunngjlhe concert. ..,.-_ IT'S been a veiy hectic week at school r4.fiveryone. seems to have a task oi some, sort fimplication Week. Some of the pupils are preparing special Cen- Teams have prepared Pheersland selected FUdlery is. the art pf telling 'anpihsr tennial projects in punch work- Others cheerleaders, to lea,d the cheering, ffl-icb person -eic'Jctl'y'vyha.1."he" tMnH.-i''af hwseif'.* are carving totem poles. Some are pre- member of all the lepni^ will be wearing a - rr-r^���'������.:>?. ���, '../-,���".���-.:- A.AAAA^j' paring cheers and posters for fhe indoor special J.eajn " emblem.: The", prpc'eedihgs track meet; The bands are rehearsing fSVqrnise to he. .colorful . daily, for a concert during "Education Week. ��� During the past week tjre sohool'fekms Displays have been mounted in sonie ^^-e gctlye. On tdesday,th$ gifls" VpUey- hail Te^m 'defeatfed the Bender Haihqur grade. 8 -firjs ig-4 anid i5-8- jfr> % 'third miitcli, this; one {-gahi-ilt ihe grade nine giris, the Madeira girls '-Jqst lS-ftf Blake C. A|rter|0nJ':i?jCt" Posr'Office BulMlrig Sochelt The boys' .Floor ;HQqkey Teairi -vyfjs.nbit as. fqrlimate as the gi.t-ls'' Vplley'h^l- Te^i-p". On Wednerda'y,, th^bpys, p^y^d1 Qih&giis > | Phono 885-2333 -.et. 886-2321 Tuofday hi Friday 10:30 a.m. tp 5:30 p.m.. ^aftjrdoy 9$0 a.R|. to 1-Q0 p��rn. t EVEHIH^S PY APPOINTMENT ! l *mj.MiftTWnn.HIiii (���lm 1CTIVI MONdAV, MARCH M Ywmcmm tmmMM & wnmm sullies tn. ' GBBSONS BUiy}ING > SUP PUSS LTD. ��;Q�� A.PJ3.-5:0�� PA '*i .V. Ill il March 3rd, and Thursday afternoon, March ��� *$$ n?be^s S.1*' ^^..llrsIT gam^'wajji dtSw 11-11. The ttexf g*^nve-aaw Roberts Creek win 4-3. The tying goal in tife first gairi�� p'ampfpr .Qibsons with, only 5 seconds left. The.winning goal for;I^b> erts Creek canie with only 10 seponrjj's left. It was an unlucky day for the Madeira Park Flopr Hockey Team. The house standings are as follows: Roadrumiers 4? Cpbrss "46, ..Panthers 37, arid ' Cyclones wP'These'''sli"nSjngs"'wj.11 certainly be different after the Indoor lYack J^eJuon. :rThursday��� . ~������r- 4th.- Wednesday afternoon parents rpay visit classrooms from 1:00 to 1:30 p.m. From 1:30 to 1:55 p.m. the Gymnastic Team will display its talent. From 1:55 lo 2:10 p.m. the Junior^Hand will'pJay. Then the Senior Band will play until 2:30 p.ni. Parents get into the act at 2:30 between Davis Bay and Gibsons���lower pressure zone $5.00 per month; 5. Gibsons Heights���second pressure zone $400 per mnntli; (i. Gibsons Heights���third pressure zone $11.00 pei- month; 7. Chekwelp, Granthams, Soames Point and Hopkins $3.50 per month; fl. Langdale- second pressure zone $4.00 per month. The above "financial zones" are de-- .lineated on the drawing as Areas 1 to 8. Halfmoon Bay, Pender Harbour, Earls Cove, Egmont areas,'comparable rates to be established. The- above figures were advertised both hy circular und an advertisement in The Times <in the issue of.-f^oyember Elphie Highlights 13, IQfltf. Chairmnn at thaMime. vf^-'Mv, UQ hcnpolt-Harid tmdPr the direct -Frank.West wh�� "iince Mfirbp^if^ffi'6Kpa","^j[v Bu*Ut,-1*1^���thB'Kllihih*'t0h^ cha'nnan and ri nnomhar .pf * UipV^flter' f?and under the direction of Mr. nnmmillan Ur,>lai. ��r..�� .v,i II o�� nlinl^mnn So BBJI. It 'Will bGL'in tli . II n.Itl. Ill Ii comn\ittee Water committee chairman is Dirctor Lorne.Wolverlpn. i NEW BYLAW 'Uj. ^ Bylaw to amend the \vnter rate s|nu> turn vvas advertised in The Times 'February |(I of this year hut unfortunately its significance was sadly overlooked, Tho new schi'iiuilfl as il appeared is as fn|>|ows: ���ANNUAL RATES AND CHARdES��� DOMESTIC 1. (a) I. lip 10 nno acre In nreji $40, ��� (21 Over one acre lo Iwo acres $4ti, (3) Over two iniros. In throe acres'$firi. (4) Ov- .,.,,,<H'w!bW'<.ni'W..|j��,.f��ini,ii;:rfl-*.'$H5> (0) .Over four iiiTitH 11-rflVu iici'iis $75. (ID Oven I'b'e ��� iicro.s $5,00 for. oiii'li addilional ju.to nr purl nl un acrii lo lun iicruo. (7) Ovorlen ' ucrcfi $3.01) for o'lich uddilionnl ncrc nr purl (if'nu acni tn Iwenly iwiich, (II) Ovnr Iwiiiiiy ai'i'UH $'4,llll for uucli additional ., Hnrn 'or purl of an ucru. In iiddltlon t,o tlm loregnlng where n I'uiilici'linii Is, iiindi! Ijin ffillowlni!. w nplilyi Hi) AHIi:A-;r/,nmi I, (Mcchnll, Mu|mu Park, |')iivls Buy lo GlhunnH) $;i,ari pur iiinnlh. /nno 2, illiiMiiiiiiiuil ltd., dimitcr Hd, I'rall Hi . pur iiinnlh. 2, Miilor IIiiIiih l*nr hiiiuldrnd culilc vTl'i!i;| 2li(i pur mnntli; nuiilnvuiii c|'iirnu(ifiiir " .!-,��� ii'iiMiih plus iiinlitr rniiinl $'ii,i|iti.-, '"' ', ' II, Mnlur imilnln (I) 'IV-uiul (ivor Tilln pur month; <M) I" $1 20 pur iiiniiili; (,'|) I tli" flllO per nionih; (-1)-U" 1*2:00 i��"i Hu.I.Hi; (Ii) .1" :|,m,nil pur niniilli, 111) $111,1)0 jinr niiiiilh; it) ir $W,l)0 per nionih,* ���I,' Ciiiiniiiillni) chiirgnH nniil|oii,$lli(l, (15) I" (innliciillo $171), CI) Oynr I" $IVf)..|iliiH (ifldlllnnnl cohIh iiif:iir- rilil fur l'lliiiii(H unil 'hmliiilliilion, An liilnrliii' InMfior'ii wlfn lolil im Ihul mIim mul hor IiiihIhiikI nl n Iriiviil hiim<iii In I'riiiiui (|(ioi'|ji^ HIlTi wim Innkln'i I'fii'Ji,, ^ "Wi iii i foinriTi r( i ir"wiiin rr��*r iiih i "*f im< ip ���"���'"���"'-" TllE WILDLIFE lihn held nn ..Thursday,.. February, 18ih went off as planned and it has been decided that all proceeds from this showing be donated lo the Retarded Children's Association. ��� The next event opining up is' a' Fine Arts Night, March 5th, presented by the Children^) Children Cultural Exchange. This Exchange Concert will feature Arg- yle Sohpolt-Band undpr the direpfian Ql ' " Sd]{ool Camp- II-will begin at.fi p.m. in KJphin- ^tone flchopl gym. Admission, is $1,25 for fdtilts and 75c for students! ticket fpay ���by Dennise Dombroski he..purclia'sed at^lhe door-,- ���. : -J A British Columbia Centennial Flag has been purchased by the Student Government for the school. Homecoming is planned for March 30. On March 26th there will be a school dance put on by the Student Government The dress has not yet been decided. SILLY SAYING; Everything from H. to Q. Q. What happens to thp ice in a glass A. The W4ter pats it. I l-HWOiW-WW Time (ells on a man good titpe! ^JheM +ubc Mjur-i^imi p. xamntUH LADIES UDIES' NYLON DOUCLE SHELLS with mock rurHo neck in sixes Small, Medium pr Large. Spec, SPIES' FLPfiAL PIKINI'S in Mod Co- lors, Easy care arnel, p<��'r Special 2J.Q LADIES' SUMMER HANDBAGS In wipk*��r or vinyl, sovoml shades. Special priced from WWT\ to PHENTEX KNITTING YARN; Groat shades for sprlno knifHng,' Completely WJWhflbla,������T ���" ^| Afij? Per Uoll - ,. Special **w'* ^.00000000000000 000000000000000000000, ELtlCTRIC HETTLE ' Plllro, Chrome 6 finish, Special 5 v ��',. , V* 00 000* 000 00 00 0000 0000 000 00000 00 000?, for ,... Special jp pkgs. J[^ iy�� you uniofod ihy ry\ofln| (hilMlno ConloMi- Wilh ��nch'pMrchriso of a model kll you rocBlvocirtonlryioriTi.Juilolno will ho Maich'6 ui 4 |>,m. TO WESTERN P AMD -"Pff "WS ��� W ^Sj W#( H Ifc C ..ABERNHTHT ,^StmJ^m^SSm.^Jw0^ Trail Poy Control S��icholf Phono DQQ-3335 SgMiBiiaqiMwww^^ 0$ Cablevislan Installation Wlffi Every Color T.V. Sold During Salo, BLACK AND WHITE':J*V* " COHOR TPV. -.STEREOS' * MWI TAW PE���MS ' ' RKCOflD PLAYERS - CAOETTE UNITS .. . \ ' EVEHYTHINQ' ^lUST' PE CLEAHEP ' IN iZ mutt?>\ 0 COWItlE STM SECHELT "wmm smvia is AVAMm" PHONE ona.2171 I ,- *^^kj^/0i^l0*^^0^0^^^^^^0^^ A*��A<��Ai A*aaAaaaaaA ilA<U/'. w^m^i?if}X^^^^^ -���l.'VA.O.AAltAytAMl.lAt. aSlFii I**" Page A��6 ' The, Peninsula Times Wednesday, March 3, 1971 J \ {���'-, Afgyle School Band ii!lphinstone-March-5 /"���" ** i rM ���' r' f 'Vi 11 ANOTHER fund raising project to he launched by the local Children to Children organization, which brought the prnp _ ��� ��� Children's Choir here from Czechoslovakia, f ~ " ~" some time ago,-will be an "Exchange Con- L��� ��� eert" to he held at the Elphinstone High School March 5, The concert will feature the Argyle School Bsnd supported by a program of imusiQ arid drama with local talent " Other past.events in which the oigan- i?ation participated includes: a visit to Brno %y the B.C." Boys" ;Chdir, Visit and performa'rice by the B,C. Boys' Choir in Gibsons, Armed Forces Naden Band con-- .cert irw North-Vancouver, Salmon Barbe^- cufe last July/.as a fund raising project. While the'niajqr events were successful they were not money raisers and consequently a deficit still exists. Admission to the Exchange Concert will be $1.25 for adults and.75c for students. In 1898 Vancouver was seized in a muwmmwmn i \j i ij ��� .H L -J- - C. .'-J.-.- *.0^0, -i�� C" 'I ) \t n .*'"�� 'J-Hj a. r I- "i ' I , |V"p <��� * --il Ll' i < ^ ���I I * r W\ -* ���, i '1/ �� . ii i > TtctU Bay Centre ... . '' < ,���_^ Western Drugs store opens ^ii^e^tee^ltTISlidppwgnMail 1IIAIL Bay Centre in Sechelt will be UBC. Both Mr. and Mrs Klause Will celebrtrting another Grand Opening on work in this newest branch of Western I hursdqy of this week When' Sechelt JDrugs and have taken up residence in Vestern Drugs officially opens' its doers Sechelt. ^ iiu'he community. __ .Assisting Mc-and Mrs.-Klause are Mrs. - "���With fifty-six drug stores now operat,- Ei'een Evans, Mrs. Helen Chrtstianson nig ihthe Province ol British Columbia, and Mrs. Edna Fisher. Western Dings offers-customers Iremend- The spacious store is attractively l.ncf H is savings and right here off'lhe Sim- out wi h a wondeiful variety of products; lune Coast prices are exactly the same especially attractive is the cosmetic bar a; those in Vancouver branches with its. oveihead canopy and deeoraltve I'he Sechelt stoje has the added at- lamps ...... f tiaqUpn of ..being located in the jridoor a feature of -next Thursday's opening hopping mall which provides a pleasant will" be free orchids. flown in especially ���������'axed atmosphere away from the noise from Hawaii for the ladies; balloons for if traffic. ,*! ^-"���~k the children; Chinese'fortune cookies will Pharmacist and manager of the. new conceal fifty prizes and there twill -be tore is Mr. Wes Klause who is a gva'dua- tremendous savings on opening specials. is of the University of British Columbia The new'drug store, will be open froifl nd comes ���from Vancouver. Mr. Klause 9 a.m. until ti pm. from Monday to Satui- i married and his wife Helen is also day and will reniain open., until 9 p.m. qualified pharmacist and graduate of on Friday nights. Newest Branch SSffif B^tateT-Jd'iM /Officially opening on Thursday of prescription service from 9 am. until ���was' crowded to capacity tents were this week, Sechelt Western Drugs is 6 p.m. on six days a week with an pitched on every open lot and sled dogs the 56th branch in British Columbia, extension until 9 p.m. on Friday were being broken to harness in the With two fully qualified pharmacists "nights, streets. ��� in attendance the pharmacy offers iCc e ��� 9 �� anarcitulcitio nd etcofne ��ra��ja;izM����.-imi��wcr^^ ����&������ ��^fJB��pfflm��^��m������^ ^^^^M*s**ssiiii^^fg^^^^HiffiS^s^^^5Bi^8'iiiii r. i'-Ji^i^^^^^BRi^^iKu??^^^ ond SECHELT f- ; ���- ���-- -v:;. ;������ Introduction Pharmacist'and manager of Sechelt. Western Drugs is. Mr. Wes Klause who comes here from Vancouver, and, is very happy with the new appoint-' meat which brought him to the Sunshine Coast. Mr. Klause and his wife Carol are both graduates of UBC and will both be working al the new store which opens in Trail Bay Centre this week onara NOW SERVING YOU FROEV3 TWO LOCATIONS l^����WiWl*SMffi^^^ 'feS^'^^^'K!''^^ r ; ��� ; : . ���*-4 L.���\U���-J t. i r * J ������ -' . . , -. "*v . ���. i : i ; ".-... ' ��� - * diU "-���^, a zm ,ii< w" w:?^> Z" MA ���dm.'. <<<> , .'.jA^ NEW LOW DRUG PRBCES COME TO SECHELT 8 WATCH FOR OUR SPRING SALE FLYER ff'JH. ' ;,^'Av Astiiti '!��;���#;" A..A',l- V^l Antl-porspiranf Spray, 6 ox. r\ i,.*, ,��� 11| ,\l\ iH ���vr^ v mm^mt^mmmm^. KLEENEK WHITE TISSUES 100'. 2 ply. EACH LIMIT 3 PER CUSTOMER tfWrlrVWWVWWA^rVWMVW^^ COLGATE TOOTHPASTE PltiV MPt* - Family Slx'a, r'i ��� ������' ,. c WESTERN DRUGS-SERVING ALL BRITISH COLUMBIA 2S0rs PLUS 7S'a FREE ABSORBENT BALLS Brand, PLASTIC STRIPS, "How Variety Pack", 100's %'AZh,; feminine Napkins, 40'�� Ronular; ���>% , A. PUFFtt SPECIAL 0m0m0mmm4*0m0m0i0M**mim*0**rm0**f*.*v***<*'*i0**m your family pharmacy / Trail Bay Centre ����� Sechelt -.' Phone 885-9833 STORE HOURS- MomlayThur��rloy 9 a.m. 6 p.m, ��� Friday 9 a.m.-9 p,m, CLOSEP SUNDAY . COA4f IN ANP MEET W��S KLAUSE ANO STAFF ��� 4 .* ' * I : ./,-. I, #������.#,#.** % * * ft >' V -...» ENINSULA Section B Wednesday, March 3. 1971 Pages 1-6 ..j,i | ■ . I ,t.. ; n • ? N ffecfteif packs . . « 1 !,' * * i Mother-Daughter Banquet hailed outstanding event CELJSBnATINCr one pf the raj? qcpa^ions'|knees. ; ■- .-■ ./-.■.>..' \ A ' when the three Brawhie pagks in the |aWARDS f'fe]i Z^&iil Elistrlct get ^eth^r, H ■ TherVconld be no better day for mak-' qWet Was an ovilstanding syccess. ^ gn 0^, of {] Pe^er H^'bom'. _ More -than fine, hwn^d ^ JW vpacki,Helen "Ohristjiii w^-enrpfeas Brownies,. Leaders- and Mothers attended „ fJll,Hpi. anH Knrin<- Ma2 »;i«o^^no^ the annual event held thiSuyear on Feb- (i Ir %v i *lr mary 32nd to. celebrate the birthday-of World Chief Guide Lady Baden-Powell. Highlight of the' smorgasbord style banquet was the fine twenty-two pound salmon which proved" there are some fairy godfathers as well as fairy g°od7 t\< mothers behind the scehiS. The salmon was i a Guider and Korino Martin W3*> enrolled Tawny Owl of the Wilson Creek Pack. District Guider Dohalda Sigoutn repeived .her 4 year pin with a special flpominonda- ticm from: lhe District Cqrnmissiqrfer in appreciation of the tremendpys amount of work done by this vpry active Guider. Anna John* was enrolled into the Qephelt ■e, %r r caught by Mr. Kobus of Pender Harbour KA?"** ****** W**W4 ^ and had been prepared by Uncle Mick? Awards " de t g he, B ies of Sechell,. Stulfed with shnmp and ; included the Housekeeping badge-Sandra garnished with cucumber andJomato, the.- ,..Jo en8 R bad^eJSharon ^6]sw delectable dish was thoroughly enjoyed _ Cal.hy. Rodway and .Wendy Flay.' Pender Harbour Brownies receiving Speculation Slapstick comedy piesonted hv LA cast on a white sheet by this crazy melnbui-) had Biowmes helplubs \Mlh team (any resemblance J-o persons Idughtei d-> Ihey watched silhouettes known is purely coincidental!) together with the many tempting dishes prepared by the mothers. Brownie Mary Connor gave the toast to'the Queen and Brownie Kim Benner toasted the rnutliers, Mrs. Peggy Connor gave the reply, INTRODUCTION Huneehin- "District Commissioner. Mrs. Dorothy Stockwell introxfuce'd Guiders and Local Association members which included District Guider Donalda Sigo- uin; Sechelt Leaders, Dorothy Rodway and Mar.y Flay; Wilson-Creek leaders Joan tyewsham and .Ko'rine Martin; Pender Harbour j leaders Bev Dival, Helen Ed- . ^#IM^l'^^n-Christian and Packies Ma^i-Mfr^r^hd-Ti'ish Kobus. FairyGod- mothers "for the. three packs are Ingrid derhi.il, Dianne Benner and Ruth Kobus. Mothers, Rangers and Guides in the kitchen faced with the mammoth task of dishwashing, were extended a hearty vote of thanks. . ENTERTAINMENT With three packs participating, the game of musical chairs proved quite a challenge and Brownies hardly had time to catch their breath before members of the Local Association presented a skit which had more than one person "in stitches". What lhe Brownies saw, was the silhouette of art' operation- which was too ' comical to he imnjsfni)iirlh£_aiJ4au-l.qJdi^-^ place behind, an illuminated white sheet. Later each pack entertained with their pack songs. Both*'tlm Wilson Creek and Pender Harbour packs songs were the first ones composed lor these packs. Sechelt luis had ils own pack song for some time. Another feature of lhe evening which had the little girls cheering with gusto was the -mothers bat form Tatnr ami ayorre mother commented; "It's good to make them laugh, once in a while", and/ the mothers did just, that as they hopped'-' shuffled .and waddled-lo the finishing line with a balloon held lightly be'tween their badges were: Housekeeper—Holly Ann Wiggins, Jo Ann Iverson, Kella Garrison, Cheryl Porter and Michelle Turner. Meredith ,Porter received . her writer's badge and Sharon. McKay received her minstrel's badge. Kim Benner of the Wilson Creek' pack received her -Toymaker badge. The evening ended with the Burmese Welcome song and Taps. — i i NEVEN'S RADIO & TELEVISION dealer for: „ ZENITH. / FLEETWOOD ADMIRAL * * * * - BURHITT BROS. RUGS AND CARPETS .* - * * * FURNITUR Ph. 886-2280 To^yVes and Ctirel rslause, As neighbours we we/come < SECHELT WESTiRU "DRUGS- fo the 1AIL BAY CENTRE *W The fiesf of Luck. Vi.* 4ij,i ti >J | 'r<AA '** 0*0, IO- ; ■■V-, "iPi i«^ Fashion Centre Ltd Trail Bay Centre, Sechelt >ieis id Sell. Rent. BuyA&mdpAeM I #«MHjMf«^ y»»^^ t'( ' i >.' , Operation A,}\ mny look a hit gnuiHonu) hohinil llio ionUiinod wilh i\ .comedy a he {flumes Imi il m\H ''operul.ion laugh- operation, hy Iho way, wan an an- vii - 'JJoy" during lhe llrowiiien Molher and topsy. il , (tpaiiglilov Dmi(|iiol when Ihe l„A, on- it it \t; \ i(4 ^v4 Mt V .'.I' I I II'' < I I I < I ) /to ' I imro ' ' i i» »,■"»■ on in ■■mm ■ 7f- - *,'!■ •ft , \« s, I I my,\i\"i>,j'>i , ::.ji, OUR FULLY LICENSED PIIMIMG ROOM IS NOW OPEN a COME IN FOR A flNE MEAL IN QUIET SURROUNDINGS, SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY i TWSL8GHI THEATR GIBSONS , , , // 7. Y LOVER,, MY SON" RESTRICTED TO PERSON 18 OR OVER, Unless ..*. i_.:t_ . ■ Accompanied By A Patent Or responsible Adult. Starring: Romy Schneider Wednesday and Thursday, March 3 and 4 at- 8 p.m. 1 n i<s - I' 4-1 ii*- »rtJlji|«K!ni'lV(^ PHONE 006-2472 9>jtaanaanaK,~wiv i&iizat&'i** . it ■ra.t,~.yj;a~»T.a,s.tf.i'.;lsi.;.,,-.s. ~U&££bS«^C;S^£l£u^t* »iim i il/'Min i.<ichi| ,'iit '..\.. y*w| «Hin>\.. '•"'if-" i "t.' STARRING, ' Till: CARRY ON CROVYP Friday, Sarurday, Sunday, March 5< 6, 7 i HI ■H^^^K^^Siftl."Bgi ADUUT STARR IMC: ' •iliinieS 'Ciriinui' uiul 0ni| i-joiiuyad Mondny, Tuosdqy, Wednesday, March 0, 9,10 at 8 p.m. ) -1. II ■ i .V* I \A. $ ■: ■'-'ij '.i. ** AfA r \.-. « -« .ii. t >'* * ''>^ *. ■« *« ■'" •* '** ' t ■* *■"* Ay-* *». ** i'.'V: 1 fir'. »»^; - it*-' - •... ■ if „'■**'' Z>i ft* ■*. *4 If nV J. ** I 1 J * ^M^titmi&.w^^.: CHECK & COMPARE! r tV no trade-ins weeded ^IN^TftLLfTIPNJNCLUP.EP ^r USE YOUR CHARGEX . J^BBSHB -SEOBBBiB ywwwwwwwiwwgf^^ I I i ; i i , DUNLOP GOLD CUP Full 4 Ply Nylon. A First Line Ike. Fiill Range Of Sizes. i'-. '.■■',, 6.50x13 . ; ",■ 8.55x15 . . . ^m^u W/W-$2.00 EXTRA ss 335S ■agaaigigswgg SiB— DUNLOP GOLD SEAL SPEED Full 4 Ply Nylon, top of the line. Full Range Of Sizes. B78xT4 . ".■""." H78x15 . . .. <?^* W/W-$2.0p EXTRA n YLON TRUCK TIRES DUNLOP GOLD SEAL 3 BIB, 6 PLY. FIBST CINE. ONE OF THE FINEST. U«#J 7.00x15 JJI^iiJJ 6.70x15 7.50x16 7.00x15 8 Ply 6.50x16 7.00x16 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED sfii$wSi«#!*dl AGI?NTfOR PUNUOP, GOODYEAR, R, F, GOODRICH AND FIRESTON^ WHB SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY REMEMHERt ONE $TC>P TIRE SERVICE IS OUR PUSINESS, PHONE 0f)G2700 "I * i«t ' A ff a-WMIU-MW-M-->UI^^ to^ ah Sports groups, organizations and clubs on p^ sunshine coast Th« Sunbhino Coast "Lions Club a|a a(ja|n sponsoring Iho Annual Community' Dirth'dqy talondar and salasmon aia rQc|u|rdd. For oach calondar your Organization can soil Iho ■■ Lions will donato $ LOO towards, your activities'. Applications must bosubmitted to tho Lions by MarclvJ2th and your salos bill* comploled by March 26th.. .For further dblalls ' contact any of the following Lion MomNrs- JOE BENNER - 5-2058 I NEIL CAIVIPRELL - 5-2335 I FRODE JORGENSEN - 5 2027 JACK NELSON ^5-9030 v I ROR SCALES ~ 5-2^21 I PETE SfVIITM - 5-0463 jj 2 ;;.. «i * -*^t^***1«^»^^ J- * il t 1 f 0% -tfy 1- -=TwW *t^wWjf«*.iT-w. V -v_T!^.���rl ��v vi ������1 ,��� '-* 'it1 ." ? i * T��ge B-2 "w Tliii 'T-enhfeula Time!- V" Wednesday, March \ 1971 ��� ��� ���'��� �����"-. _�����.���in ���.,.,.,.,, .-I- . , , . gP , ��� ' 1 A��W��MMfc^MMWWMlgMVWMl<**^MMMWAJMWMVW<liWM*W<W*WV��*WWMlM��MiW TllE PENiNStJLA7*��^ -*! -nfly f>f H'ro'ig, fcn/��/ iJirtfr /jo/ f>e so wrong (is to jail to fay what I believe to be right." *tJoiin Atkins ' " '. Dqii(-i.a<- O. WirKBU'.H, Editor Rush es I Jl: Coiuiiutiiity PRIOR to CQi#Tetion'oC the Trail Bay Shopping ^Centre concern wns expressed, in some quarters, regarding likelihood of empty -stores due to those merchants -moving from present quarters to the Centre, Qthers ��� could see the local merchants are able to ortfer anything they do not have in stock, the average person does like to see the article first. '. " " This then is where the' addition of -an ��� attractive shopping centre plays a big development as n" natural "an'S progres- part in the economy, of the area: Not sive step forward for the Village of Se- only does it provide a pleasant shopping chelt as such a complex would inevitably atmosphere but by bringing in new busi- :omplex v encourage a greater flow of shoppers into the community/ Another aspect-is.the fact that many thousands of dollars are spent weekly by out of town shoppers, people who for a variety of reasons prefer to spgnd money, made locally, in Vancouver. This is not a crime for any person has the right to shop where he, or she, feels fit". Further, many outside shoppers are genuinely convinced they can do better in the city where, it is possible a better choice of /product might be available. There are, of course, many arguments nesses and offering existing stores larger premises with opportunity for expansion, a much greater selection of goods becomes available. Thus, the need to look further afield is no longer a major factor, mere money is kept circulating within the community and more jobs are created as a result. '���' Even mofe significant is the fact that stores' which became vacant when merchants moved to flie Centre are riow back in business again with new occupants. In most cases by entirely new types of business. Combination of the Centre and re- against buying from dealers outside the -occupied stores had added approximately area. Such things as goods on warrantee which require servicing. It is an incredible gall to purchase an item 'in Vancouver and turn around and expect a local agent to have to fix it should it break down. Then' too, we have the question of the tedious chore of having to spend hours travelling to and from Vancouver, more time seeking the appliance, furniture or whatever it might be, and finally having to either transport it back or pay to have it shipped over. Question of limited selection might, to some extent, have been a valid one and although it could be argued that ��uses? thirty new jobs to the Village. Hospital expansion will undoubtedly result in a 'feWmore and a gravel operation already setting up at East Porpoise Bay will provide even more. Not to be overlooked is the substantial contribution the Centre Will make-to the Village tax revenue. We would hazard a guess that within the, next few years growth of the area will be quite considerable.* It now rests with Council to expand its thinking in line with such progress for some of the attitudes . predominating during recent weeks belong in the ark rather than in the ccfuncil chamber of a growing community. ����ne MANY recognized responsible organiza- veloped to pome������-up-with,-vnswers e"abl- uons such as Rod and uun clubs ��� have made known their concern at what has developed into a major issue, that of pollution and the need for controls, before if is too late. v Other concerned individuals have also added support; to' the call for action by both government and industry with the result that major steps are now be- ���ing���t-ak^nr- Unfortunately���tbe-proeess-of- legislation is invariably slow and tedious but does get there in the end. It is therefore, comforting to know that already yction has been taken and while some regulations have been introduced, others are to follow. Industry too is playing its part.with the expenditure of- millions of dollars to eliminate pollution wherever possible. As an example,' MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., a company which,,, has fallen victim to some of the rather more radical protest element, has recently installed pollution control equipment, at its plant in Alberni at a cost of $3Va ..million, Most other ��� industrial undertakings, large and small, arc doing the same thing. At the same t i me, i lis only bee a use., of jli ciej* prcssiohs^��� 7'oT'toncorn lhat this is being done,. We carry no torch for fellow passengers ' who mouni every bandwaggon in order lo satisfy Ihc'ir own petty ego; These- are the individuals who for a multitude of .,. personal reasons-seek, fame, and possibly fortune, as self-appointed experts. Just name iho cause and ihey are there, ll is a simple matter to discount such podplo for they soon become known but, unfortunately, they invariably do far 'more To luym whui might be a good campaign than they over tli) for il. What does count is tlie fact iluii from the resultant clamor the powers that he finally .distinguish the voice,, of reason from Iho axe grinders and act accordingly. Another welcome advance made by the I'roviueial Government was announced lusi week hy Altomey-Ocneriil Leslie l-elVrson wlio outlined procedures for culling down motor vehicle noise, Noise dobak'niei'i bylaw are not easy |o institute lor there" is the question qf "iii"what, level isnoise Jo be considered i . excessive and hy whai yardstick would, ii be determined.' V ��� '���',', . " , ' Not strictly u pollulnnt, motor vehicle .'' 'noise lias of late been put under that cliissll'icaiion and ihe government reuiilii- lioiiK will uliininale need for iniinlojpnll- lies lo develop iioIm> level stiindiud-i of Jhelr own, .-..��.�����,���.,( loVeriimcnt-plans'in lioiiN lliis year \vliieh will sel out iiiii* . in iiiu nolst" levels permlHe'd for cerlain classes of vehicles, Intention Is thai noise levels, IWomc progressively strlci- " er un llic yeai'N go'l'V', I'lnns' o��i11IW imlso nieasurliig ipeters, lo bo used In con|unei|on with mnxliiiiuii noise H'VoIn, and set up ni njolor.vuljlcle * ii'siing "'Millions;' This Is indeed a major advance by a govoiliiiienl Tor it h iiiulcrMood llinl nowhere lins a serious stud') been ilis Trig an iTTspectioii u> fii iirttrTiofffrtH-ve- hicle testing routine. "'''. Apart from a few isolated cases, our pollution problems are far from becoming a national disaster. They are, however, sufficiently serious that decisive action had to be instigated. We have no doubt environmental and pollution control is on the right track and now ���thxat-^te[5��^are-beingr^vl^n7^dctioTr^viH- continue. Poet's corner ���Your contributions are jnvited Suppose ���rby Frank O'Brien LEFT\ving; right 'wing, moderate, liberal, ' radical, TacUe-vl-lih, womeris' lib' hip-' pies, straights, yippiesl..fac'sis, Commu- nistsr pigs, we all seem to 'have a tag these days. Even* if you don't' besleng to any' group you're ono of the 'Silent, Majority'. ., . . ' j 1 "wonder why we have this Ghsesjsion with -'labelling oi.irs-elves .,.' is, H he'eause we seek safety in numbevs, or is it because with the larger populations today an organization of one. ten years ago- is now a group.of hundreds? ''Well,, whatever the reason, I'm begin- n,ing, a new group to" simplify and combat all these lapels. Its name is the Radical Middle ot. the Readers. The R.M.R, doesn't support anything but it 'doesn't condemn anything, either! It is planned-for those members of the Si len Majority who want a more forceful way of saying nothing. We will stage,marches'with 'Support Apathy' banners and buttons with slogans like 'Support Your Local Police If You Feel Like It' and 'Freedom Now or Maybe a Little Later'. ' ��� , Robert St an fie Id can be our National Spokesman because of his ability to speak for hours without saying anything. The National Conference will be held annually on Ground Hogs Day in-Apple - ���ton, Ontario, and if anyone shows up he is immediately banned from the group. Membership in the group will have many benefits. No longer will you have to listen to someone tell you how we' could end the war in Viet Nam or stop unemployment in Canada. On Viet Nam you can-say "I think they should pull out immediately, unless of course, they decide to stay", on unemployment you can state emphatically that "The Prime Minister is cUiiug.. it all wrong, but I think he may be absolutely right!" Needless to say such speeches will ' mark you as a man to be reckoned with. Your membership dues ($1.49) include a manual -of chants and protest songs by Lester Pearson, a complete set of 'now' clothes-to-demonstrate-in from Eaton-; and fashionable glue-on hairpieces for the men. Everything, io short, to make you the dashing radical"you secretly admire. So there we have the perfect solution . .'":".:. t he clian.ee to be a romantic radical, the ''e.vcUemem^5T"pi'iHe��r~U'ilh the assurance Failure Editor, The Times Sir: Following is the copy ol a letter sent to Twilight Thrive operator Ray Boothroyd who for some time has tried to present good family type entertainment to his patrons. E. rl. Dalgleis,h, Branch Manager of Warner Bros. Seven Arts Distributing Canada, writes: , Received'box office statement covering iT, he Mikado engagement 2^8 - 10-'71. '.������ No one could aslv-nxore from a theatre, manager,, than the fine publicity campaign you worked "so hard to get. it is comparable to the best efforts of a top Vancouver theatre manager. Traditionally The Mikado has been a favorite school amateur theatrical play. It is hard for rae to understand the lack of children and student attendance during your engagement. Just- 31 children at tlie Saturday matinee showing. This all time favorite of many gen- eratons, performed by "lhe'"world's leading opera company, met with such indifference from fhe citizens of your community. It's a' sad thing. Once again your effort to ���present to your community a very worthwhile film has met with failure. "��� ' .:'" ' - Objection Editor, The "Times; Sir: Following is a copy of a letter ^submitted, to director Slade as our Regional Board representative. It contained signatures representing 119 property owners who were at home when the canvasser called. LLOYD FRASER Dear Sirs: We, property owners living in the Selma Park area, strongly object to the water rates as set out by bylaw No. 37, Schedule B. " The referendum held on November 23, 1968 promised that the. wa-i-er .charge would vary, depending on the cost of supplying water to the various locations. The Regional Board has not kept this promise. Bylaw 37 Schedule B sets the same rate and charges throughout the Sechelt, Selma Park, Davis Bay to Gibsons- area: Regardless of the factthat due to already having had water, the Sechelt .and Selma Park area- receive no benefits such as lower fire insurance rates, increased saleahility of puv property, increased-land yaJde, etc, " hi the ^strict'between Davi^JJay: and! Gibspps the fire insurance has decreased, on an --average of ,-TO cents pei-^hviitd'ed dollars. This means that if a home is insured for $30,Qut),0d the decrease in the fire insurance premium alone could be sufficient to pay the water chargef Land In zones D, E and F seryjiippd by the pew water system have inpvieased in value. In zone C we get no increase due to already having had. water, ,->"��������� , Land speculators and subdlviders are making a killing. They not only enjoy a considerable increase in lhe value of their land, b\d are able to subdivide into twice as many lots due to being on water mains. . <"��� We request that the Regional Board take a second look at the water charges and bring in a more realistic water rate. Elementary, schools day off March Sfh - FRIDAY, March 5 will be a school holiday fqr all elem'enjary schools- in the district but it will be a day of study for the' teachers who will be participating in the annual convention which takes the* form of a workshop., ^ The day' will eommehce with a pi'e- ,HpnlttVi<m.,'hy Professor C: Gilhispiei foi-" lowed by a i'Um and-audience pat'tieipar tion in, the new .science ,pi:Qgi^.m. Teachers will split intn two . groups for the afternoon session when" Mrs. Joyce Little., . head teacher of Ilidgeway Annex, North Vancouver and member Qf the B.C. Teachers' Federation task :fprce'.on Elementary Science will give practical advice to grades 1 to 3. IVfem- ���b'ers of the Sechelt District staff, Mr. B. Dall, Mr. D. MeKee and Mr. D. White will offer suggestions to intermediate teachers from grades 4 to 7. On March 19, Secondary School teachers will hold an^in-service workshop. Lac la Hache was named for -an axe" which was lost there in the days of early explorations. that you aren't changing, a thing. [_from Teen Topics j> If all that we s*jyp In a single day, . With never a word left out, Were printed each night In clear black and white, 'Twoukl prove queer reading, no doubt And then just suppose, Ere one's eyes he could close, He muKt read the day's record through, *riren'l^uuTdhr_lur'fry" ~~j~ A great deal less talking- to. do? And I more than, half think That many a kink - , Would be smoother in life's tangled thread, 11' one half lhat wo say In a single day ' ' Were left forever uiimiiUI. I, Too * .Out, of Ihe long blue flight into the south. I liavo fallen, IwiBling, to eiivth, Blood taate In my mouth. Caii'tht by a iimall furreid foot, 1 huvo imiivvwl my own bone,, Or thirnli'd to death whore a at roam filing over a Mono, I have rlluil on n griiHny hill, . Slowly, at iluwii, With never a piirlliiH niid|?n '- For my doc and hor fawn, ,1 huvo haoi'i each lliiih thing' llorno hi' inan'a lair-- Thu broken dove, and llm buck And ..Iher.crumjilt'il, hare'. ���by fi, Dorm i The Rhyming Philosopher . l lliiiry W. I'VtcluT INDIOPIONDMNdK Now iK'I'c'r. ii Mi|'|<i'hllHii,,in M'llln llio qiioMlon, 1 Of ilurtiu minis mul inldh mul uuuh, How many people knowlliat the Biaf- . rian government hi^ed a Madison Avenue advertising agency 'q present their, plea to the American public? ("No, George, get the skinny kid with the big belly! Great picture") Of course, the idea worked I J^!tE_w-eIl,.Jh��Jiaii^ ���; - the war but they won the hearts of every mother in the United States and Canada. I Next, 'I suppose, the weathermen will hire an advertising agency, 'and then, ... wham��. . right in the middle of Bonanza is Abbie Hoffman standing under a neon peace sign with a M-l. On the highways beautiful billboard groupies battling with police, under the heading 'Power to the People",. Oh, the puospects are end-! less. ���'������ ' * * * Rapping with a guy this week who��� said that advertising didn't affect him at all. He was wearing a pair of striped slacks by GWG, a leather jacket, (tailored)' and a set of desert boots. Ho hum. The trjuth is that advertising affects everyone, some to more oi .lesser disgrees, I am not talking here about, local ad-. ���'.vertlsonionlH,'-because they simply mirror the great promotions. No, I'm talking about the TV ads* the magazine ads, the' food packaging, Before we see any pro* duel through IIiuho medlns millions (if dollars has been spent on research and promotion. It would take, for example, at least $l|)���()0(l,()00 io put another huccohh-. ful detergent on iho national markel. A new sioft drink could demand advertising cosin up to .$5,(1110,001)���before any profit wan made on (ho product, A lull page lii Time'or I,JIo mngii/.lnoj ��� nnd many others, cmi be as high as ijifiO.OOt), During a iwetil Hoh Hope teloVinlon npo- I'lid 'jut adverting prlco was IpSMO.OOO ' a minute, Noodle^ lo say, nobody MpeiulH ,111b typo of money without ^ii'nnuilned miuIl.s, Thnivroro, I'ur eviiry dollar Kpniil. on iidviirlldlng i)|/ihly conin |H hpenl on rofniarch, ll would mil bo <ixii|<n<inillntf b�� 'i��y Ihul n large diMijIonuil manu-" fliclui'or could |tn���w ������������.��� ���|)(ll|| i|Kl.���v���|.. agn Noi;ih America^ 11011,10wife thnii Iho lioVni'iUIKUlt (|||(!(|, 'lift (rich) Ih'othnr In watching "von, * + * |,!|V ' ��� "Hi ��� ��� . Hurry, In mention ll hut "bnwlniv'lnl'oriiiiillvii' rilnm on f'lni/(nliuno win Hulnglonloplt /Vlllln-ArchljH'unilp. 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on Janihu>> lllh and headed'south. They inn into plenty ol tioulde dining the drive vahPtiUglt Washington �� and
arrived at tlie Springs within' fifteen minutes of each other Jack. and - Alice McKay had come south by a more easterly route and experienced nothing near as much trouble as the Stockwells had on Highway 90. T_ogethep *��� they spent
\-. ... journeying south., they stopped at Tucson Where they visited their first flea market, which is a junk, or rummage sale where most of the articles are cheap and have been put in working order. The Stockwells had come without folding chairs which they say are a "must" when travelling and they were fortunate in a being able to buy some for two dollars
ales and explored the wasi coast, the Stockwells sleeping in their camper- and MODERN SIGHTAS^SOUND COMPLETE ELECTRONIC SERVICE' . -T.V. - RADIO - STEREO SYSTEMS Phi leer Dealer Sales xlocL Service.' AYRES ELECTRONICS Gibsons 88677117 ~^- ���by Mary ^Pinkley the McKays talcing a motel. This way they were able to do their own cooking which they highly recommend unless one can ai'lovd to oat ui the expensive American-style hotels. They found many changes in-
cultivating the vast sketches ol desert, so Jhat gradually Mexico is being translormed irr|p a.p agricultural aiea which may yet develop into one of the important frfod bowls of Horth Ameucy Driving isn't as peaceful as it, once W^i for huge freight trucks are back and forth pp the highways.. Many olSthem are built ip Mexico and some' assembled- there. Herb Stockwell Considers they are spme of the finest and .best, equipped trubl^ln the world. Kiverywhere bulldozers are cjea'ring land and tearing down the old to make room for the dev&lopmejit^oj;. vast, hotels. However, the Mexican
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