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ccept planner . Weat Canadian Graphic ItjUuatrie-f (X��^d._, 1606 West 5th ftye<. ���.'.'���"' V'anoouver 9( D.C," ��� :j^|^K Z1ECHONAL pistvict empire is growing at tijJtffyM ft fantastic rate and directors, with ��mi"P' ihe exception of Qibsons -Mayor Wally a, special executive meeting. I did, however, request the proposed starting date pf' employment 'be Relayed one month yiitil Api'il 1st; ltrTl, Th�� committee informed me that this date was acceptable And r-ecjaroj-Qendjd I U"8ke&the necessary Serving (ho Sunshine Coast, (Ho\ve Sound tP Jervis Inlet), including Pod Melton. Hopkins Lapfjin9< Grqptharns Landing, Gibsons, (lobqrts'Creek, Wilson Crepk, Selma Pqrk, Sechelt, (-jal(nrio''n Boy, Secret Coye, Pendoj Harbour, ModeirQ PnrK, ^lejnqqlp, Irvine's Lqndjng, Earl Cove, Egrrropj LARGEST CiRCULATIQRQf ANY PAPER ON,THE SQUTH^N SUNSHINE COAST. Volume 3, No- 16 jl I �� ' . ' ' I I " I 2nd Class Mal! (Iegistrgti9n No-���! H? j^M'-l^uted last week at a spepia.l meeting, to K^lK .employ a full time planner at a salary Rllsv'Wndei stood tab^ . [.,$$%�� As reported . "In ' IftSt week's Times, ..: At the special meeting last Thuisday ���"** ^hairmtm J;.Tyner in his executive com' the executive committee again stated the puttee report recommended that plans to bflard fast year agreed that the comm.it- "-", ~.j~��..����� u..;ui���^ iv,���.,������i���.. *,������� \qq lie empowered, to employ new assist *i ' "w^lmPloy an assistant building inspector be \<i y mopped and a planner employed instead'. !<' 't\,Th.e report'was rejected und thrown out ,j v "\by u vOie of five to two after the matter ', \ �� 'had gone into committee as a whole and *\>A, Paoli to regular business, %l\s~I Report from the building inspector also A'" ^condemned the actions, of this* committee j "l f-m iignt of the facT a very capable person " 4j ^ * $iad already been interviewed and tenia-' ./,\f (Uively approved for the position of assist7 >' (" "ant inspector. L1 V-1, In order to deafr up the situation \t was J ^deemed necessary to call a special Poard ' 'itmeeting jasj^ Thursday, particularly in VhghlAof the^facV that the planner to be "employed wrote the Board expressing ���{eoneei n at recent events after he had been ., given to understand the situation was all Settled 't( Sli anger still was the statement in ,"qis letter thiit such arrangement for his ; ^mplovment were, he understood, finalized He said, "In a meeting on Saturday ;'February 13th I97J, a formal Offer to take \ tjhe position of planner was made, by dh- yi pj��?tor' Tyner and director West on behalf, -, 'Jf*,o| the board's executive committee. This i ' ' |Rpeting was held at Madeira Park in ���*tj\e oflite of director Tyner,. '������j-'On Thursday February 10th 1971 "Y jln^ipaled my acceptance "pf" the offer at h M ft \^,>. fr vj' ants. Mayor Peterson asked that this be- shown in the minutes". Howevei, study of past minutes failed to reveal any such .motion.' - ' It was then argued that the executive committee had acted "in" good faith and, further.-had been told by-tlje secjetary treasurer it had such poweis A somewhat lengthy discourse on last Was strategy by West, as it involved planning, was finally terminated by Mayor Peterson who stated the board was not present to discuss the war- Due to the committal made by lhe executive committee and msistence that it had acted in good faith, the whole situaf"ir-Tr~w-8s>- eventually rebolved with acceptance of a planner on a full Urne basis but with the provision that hp Wpuld be in a position of seniority to the .building inspector. Resignation from tbe executive committee Was submitted by West who indicated other duties were taking up too much of hjs time. Two new directors, 'Thorold and Almond, were appointed to the committee in. his place ��� As tp help for the building inspector, it was indicated larger oil ice quaiters wi|l Jrave. to come first then an assistant Will be considered. ISHtelrfV ' ��*,* ��� ��� i ��� ������> ''<i ><fw i4* A T *���-.��� ft it * 1 - .' V.-V- -Pi jVv.^^X^.'iJ ���*^s.^' ^./������:- %-Amww �������� ������> i*Im ��� Prefers idct AAAWPAAWf- No auto insurance >:��sn#&j^ i^d knds {ine o{ $250 Emotionaiistic objections not considered by Minister APPKARINQ, in Gibsons couit before ...... .Judge .Gharles'lyiittelsteadt ear her this month, jjjric James Vealejrf Gibsons _was ��WEET TOBACCO ^ ^ Japan spends more than $3 million f>&ft��3h year on Canadian maple syrup, re^ ippfts a Canadiap Grocers magai-ine. It Vi , jjg ysed to flavour tobacco to suit the taste f 'Of'Japanese smokers? ���, im -JTPPS!#NS ,t, '-"'Pouncil of Gibsons moved at last ** ^egulai meeting to erect stop signs at ^ the3? Sumiycrest Road intersection with j a lii^jhway 101 and on the Davis Road-Shaw wj' ,H��fd intersection, . ..'. . f,jO,C^NTENN|At. " /��� * Beautificatipn of the������ Gibsons park, ' _ ,'*f Centennial project, will include decof- v '���-, native jock work, Contract ha*t been let to Iind is to be completed by April i*Hh/iQ7-,- ' moident at this Penlr-svila Hotel in which ined |250 for operating a motor vehicle Without necessary insurance coveiage Charged with operating a motor vehicle without having insurance coverage, James Milo Skinner, also? of Gibsons, was fined $250. For failure- to produce a drivers' licence he was fined $25 and tor failure to produce registration he was fined-a-furtheiH*i25. Charged under the Government Ilai- bours and Piers Act for Jailing to obey instructions of the wharfinger, Ray Keelan was fined $50- Charge was laid by Village Council against Keelan foi failing to remove, his. vessel when instructed lo do so. Facing a similar ehaige last week, Rrjan Hogg of Gibsons was also fined $50. ��� Brian. ESdWftrd, Walker, qf Sechelt was. eb-irged ,wjth gommpn assault fpJipwJm? an ^ nwflii-eteaM^e-fdeMiiB^-tlw��^eiwi-t��tt^o-anytlMii"rHo'-^tep^��^^^ projectis Com- proiects such as gravel operation," he sard vi\ete�� it Will stand proudlym a set- with Victoiw Fmther, Chairman Tyner replied that the mat- linff wu.pu nan he enioved bv resid- 'i'V'" ��jR��'teadiness for "dedication by May 24th. ! I&o'ttue prive '' K * '/ ,��P0��ts and Cubs of the Gibsons District VwVIWfoP eoni}ucti|ig a bottle, drive on Sat- r l*,\\$(liitf, March 20th, Thosp. participating ���$111 Jjjeet behind Super Va|u -at 0.30 p.m, ���><- , ; pnyotie wishing to arrange pick-up of bot- ��� ���', fle-j^hpuld telephone Ml'. Ome Hinqki" at, .mww, Wall-er grabbed a Gibsons man by the hair and attempted to drag him lo the bar. Vyalker was subsequently barred fiom the Hole). In cpur-t he was put on pioba- ,tion fpr one year. Hldvi/ard Ball of Roberts Creek wab fined $300 and his driving licence suspended for three fnpnihs/He was charged ' with impaired driving. Breathalyser reading was,,i7%. LET'IEH liom Hon Ray WHliston, Minir bter of Lands, Forests and Water Rer sources, to a giavel pit protester was lead at last legulai meejing of the Re =g"����al~B��ard-d final decision on operations rests the Depar tment does consider valid objections but not those based on emotionalism. Chan man Jim Tynei commented "it would indicate that we ani not in a position of control but rathei that it rests wi_th them" _ Mayor Wally Peterson expressed The" view that such information should be obtained fiom the Depaitment lirst hand not elsewhere. & * Duector Harry Almond said he has been sitting in at meetings' recently and fiom what he has gatheied it should be made clear that the Board has no jurisdiction regarding; zoning when in respect to mining-1 - , .��� m ��cw- * \J'Ap#rqvaI-in ��� principle was gjvpii byv the Board in the ppsp of Construction Aggregates providing they'come back tp tho Board with their (inal plans. However, it is very evident they do not have to come in us. Further, much of (he project involves Indian land and it would seem the only grounds on which we could object would be ecological and aesthetic, and 1 doubt veiy much Ihal the Boaid bus any say m thai eilhei.". ��� As lo the Rivlow operation which is already in the area of East Porpoise Bay, duector Almond noted the company has previously applied tor a permit to construct an office building "I can't see that Historical Site Establishment of this waterfront property at Gower Point as a Provincial Campsite is a truly worthy Centennial Project which has taken a great cjeal of preliminary work by members pf the Gibsons Rural Centennial Committee. .The cairn which com- memprates the landing of Captain George Vancouver R.N. in June 1792 was erected many years ago by a group of Gower "Point residents and Union **&*��� U��he| This Issue 12 Pqges ~- 12c WEPNeVpAY, MARCH 17, 1971 Fire Marshall acts Stobrorder on wxxmV CONCERN over the rapidly 'deteriorating condition of lhe Sechelt wharf appears to be gaining momentum wi\ last week the fne marshall issued instrucUpn to the -qil-companips-thaWunlo-jding-iyill-naLbe permhtpd in future until suehaime {he structure Js put irf fit condition; It is also understood ithe Sechelt Rod and Q"n Club has registered a protest with Sechelt Village Council in light of the fact the wharf now poses a possible danger to shipping should it colla'ps.e during h>gh 'seas x At last, meeting of ���011001], aldermen were advised there is little Council is ahle to do but clerk Ted Rayner did -suggest he could write another letter to the Works Depat tment It has since been brought to our attention by a former alderman that responsibility of Cquncil is clearly defined ;n the Municipal Act which states, Section 1)73. The Council may declare any building, structure, or erection of any kind whatsoever r 01 any drain, ditch, watercourse, pond, surface water, or any other matter of thing, in or upon -any private lands or highway, or in or about aqy building 01 stiucture, a nuisance, qnd may duect and order lhat the jame shall be removed, pulled down, filled up, or otherwise dealt with by the owner, agent, lessee, or occupier thereof 3s the Council may determine and withip such time aflci the sprvice prdcr as may be therein named Necessary procedu*es are clearly outlined in the Act which ends with: This section applies to any building, structure, or election of any kind whatsoever which in the opinion of Council is in so dilapidated or uncleanly a condition as to be offensive to the community. Oiaa_of-f)ur-pi:eseiit_aldermenJxildJher. Times "this would appear to be the *���, j '"**�� Wm-MF��lHHHPjq *B��� rynwyi*t-ln;-(WL--Tlfc ^���tt'i����-3*,-��i,i-'*7ipni��-p-^^ j^ t t,'�� !������ -. >*. ���>. -in1' - f^ W.l/ T" 1 * "' * *X^'i' '' . 7- ����� > w, *J>I , 1 1 . f-i ��� jt,"-- ^-rt -I �� ��� ., ��� ���-\'f V"* JtS-��-'- -' +Xt0.*f�� '���'" '", .,.!��� M'.^ Z*iAh>*. - -*����� '. l ': j ' \ "'* .' ��'�� Mk \ ���ft HI ,��� II, Mill LL4 I X. . r^jZ^^rVr*. lei would be dealt with in reports of the Planning and Executive Committees Duector Lome Wolverton commented that an cai her submission by director Ciiif Thoiold regarding control of tbe Regional water shed was an excellent outline; of -the -situation,-at the-same- time "we do rj'ot yet know what the company will requne in legard to watei. Certainly we have heard nothing, further fiom them," he added Judge Pat Caiey of Rqberts Creek appeared to registei a protest regarding his water bill which was based on a cpm- plcte parcej of property. He explained that thp acreage was npt 11144 gcrgs as ' ,*!iqwil W Bq!��rd records, that' his land is split py ths'-hi^hWay, ^tjrat t��e Ppard is . iiqabje lo -"MPply water \a the upper section and I hat he does not own the actual acreage charged for, Director Frank West suggested the mailer be dea.lt with later by the Wafer Committee which wpuld discuss the situation wilh .Judge Caiey befoie making a decision. Mr. R, W, Ciawshaw was present 111 order lo discuss uppiovul granted lor a mobile home 011 the waterfront at West Sorlioll below, bis house which, he maintained was contrary lo zoning legulatipns m Ihal liu: permit was actually granted 'i|U.-|- zoning Ctiiiiu into lone, (.'hiiiiiiiiin' Tyuei lead a letter liom the Boiiid'h solicitor which slated that, 111 bib o|iii)inii liom known lacls, thu Hegional Rn>od had no giounds lor withholding Iho pm imi ll was also pointed out that the in-! mil had bueu Opphud lor be- ���boo piigo A-6 New situation , . . ting which can be enjoyed by residents and visitors alike down through the ages. Board office funds . . . answci tor forcing removal of unsightly auto wrecks m"the'~V'illage and wc were told there is nothrng we can do ahoyt those eilhei " Education Department warns against referendum surplus RATEPAYERS have' a long memory, that the department of education may no1 warned the Department of Education approve if as capital expenditure next Jn a letter tq the School Board advrsing time, Various othgr QBiniop*" were ex- that. if-unused,RcJewndum No. & fund*} pressed and 1h��"matter handed ovcr-to grg degjai;eci,sH)"plHs .this egrjld be. intpr^ , the PJannjng PommHlpe fpr rgP9mrficn^-' preted ih8t P school iiaurd pffice'is. npA tion tp tnc'Bo'drd. "- v -'l '"', " > needed nPw or in tlre future. The leltcr further said |hat the depaitment of education would have no objection to the inclusion of a school board oflice in a future referendum so long as if is approved as capital expendituic but Ihe ratepayers ineinoiy is long urn! what questions would then bo asked? The decision was left with the board whether to declare the ,'j>.'H,()00 surplus and use. pail ol it lo upgiadc* science tacihlies at I'endei Harboui 01 to keep it in cold storage awaiting Iho department ol education's pei mission lo ('(instruct a school boaid oflice In the meantime the Boaid is committed |o a three yuui lease ol Ihe picscnl ijuarteis in Gibsons, Tni'ilcc Agnes Uihoiilo expressed < the opinion that tiuslees will have to decide If a school boaid oil ice is needed. Hcrie- laiy Tioasum ,lim Mel-Hoi pointed opt rustees 121 confusion over 1 ��� $kydivers slated . . , preparing Mq^ cj)ay schedule ^UHSntNI'J Couid l,U)M nuiiiiboiti aro , % fioHvujy at work |ir<'|>ui1i��g for wlntl phhlllfl' pruva llm html (VIuy Day todiibi, wrnillmr |inrm|iilmi, and under lhn ulialr- ni.mph)|) of I'lrli'h llnnticl] a grrurt rhuil of . fl'fblisj'i"''!! bun b'.'t-M lijuplrwl AJr^ody. n iiiiiiiImii^mI alliaclioiiit huvu 'lieiiir-flnall/cd mid |Kirliu|in lliy gr��iii(��nt ���'Hl-yi -lo" calor to'||iu puhlle,. liJIphhiHtouii H'ic- ...-/.I'.l'ii'iV.^ti'hbol llapil hull iigrmid In iiiirllnl- iiaiit and plinm aro not yet |'|ii|i|I/nd to In Inn In mi oiiIkIiIh iiiiuitiihi/{ bund, |nm- ' litbiy (ram I'liwill lllvni,' , , nioioaiets l\1iiltjiu{ n -il^ily ol' wliitl may prova ii vfilunhln Hoiircu nl' I'ond, uniiiu'ly ^H('|ili('���tJ|Llliu��.r)OtL''|)u'ulu'i^Mf-in|u,lMo.. alijiHi liiiiml nn Hm HrlllHli Columbia ���cionui, uriulo Vl hlulogy KiiKliiiiln ul, ili!l|ihliu'lonu, - hVuit h'liilMyfion mid ;(Jru|' HnyoH liiku 11 iMHirtnvi)!' ndvmtcmi 'rilllKAT of a Io-kiIi-ii-h' HtrJIuitiri llus Hoc|i- uli School Dliilrlol wns caijiiu |'or uf)|i'- riirn ul las| Thiii'-idiiy's. rri|"n|iir bgurd DiDfilliiH. Ii'aimd with an, iiiipi'iiccduiilnii nl- liuillnil, liiitiliiim wine tinciirlnlii whul ;iie- tlon ^|)r>it|r1 txr t|ih��:il 111 the cyi'llt (bf'tilint) lion >l,i|il ol' Hu- HuI"h oi' lhe Cohiicil of Public ||itilruiilloi|. ' , Tho Muciiiin ruiuli) "Tlio Hoard of fli'hnol TriiHlinm uf 'a school tflHir|(!t 'Hhiill Hill, iiKc-ipl by Ol'dui'of IliaHelloul Muillenl 'Ofl'lciir npi'iuliiieil iiniliir lhn Piilillc HiiI)iio| Anl <ir h,V I'iriiiaiii'iif liiiileinancy of wtiallrnr llinl ml/ihl oiidMiigtii' llm Ikii'III) of ihu |)Upi|ll, cjniHl IIII.V hlllllllll wllliuiil Ihu ,| 104'- ol sL-'m wljhi'h can provb||t |h�� |oac|ioi-H Irom sirik- liin )s nn aimiiidiiiiiiil In'Mil) -I, ���, Mr, Smoihuriil iiulil lhat tiinclini'H gdn- "rally -iiipia-i'l llm (Kiiiihlinhnioiii nnd'Hru |io|)irig for'an aniendmoiil to Hill >l, A pro-- tniii Hlrlli'i of our), day lij plimiiin) hul uiiiild liml limgur if Um (lovorniiiiiui '|ii|uim ncllni), ' /''''' ' AkIujiI xylilil |li��':niliiallon would bu If luiielicni IiuoIuhI nil' Hicli , I'alliur Ihun Hirike, hoard nhalrmaii Shiohi Kliiiun sa|d thai if ||"urp Is n hIiHui thorn would b" no conlnail iiiid im I'ringo bciiel'llu, Holh-' Men, KHhoii luul IruHlriti Miilcuhn umii'on-iuiI |ii)i'/iiimi| I'e'nllriiiH 01 -lyiiilialhy wilh Iho loaiihui-H but did mil NO HOLIDAY' Letter from Mr. Thpmpson, principal ol Pender Harbour Secondary School, in- forniecj the boaid Ijial as so much school lime |ias been' losl this year, March Jpth would be a noimal woikprg -,chool day at Pender Harbour Secondary School. Per- niisbipn had been given at a piovious meeiing foi March 10th to be devoted lo a Secondary Schools Conlerence. Mr. Snielhuist sard that lhe stalf at Klphiiistone wisjicd to gel opinions and I acts hour othei' people in schools Pn Hie hcnicslci system lib it was fell that Ibis syslcni ih noroHsary to get the most effective i|sc out oljbo huge plants which we now have CENTENNIAL " '.Thu U'epailinnit ol Munition is looking Im pn lurch ol school himpc'nings in llic eiuly pari ol Iho ccnlyiy for inclusion In 11 centennial cducai'ionu'l supplemenl which will |u: nif'Mly plcliil'ilil vvtitl some humilolej*. Mi. Mul/.lti|- miid Hint the board lilns ��u, luick fo |f)(H l;u| it, was (p||. thi|t mosl tro-iiiui'OH in the district would |ie Id people's lifinx.'H, Aiiyonn ihnying such |)|climin in iifiSiircd thai (huy w}l| |)|i |��- liiruiid'iii giiinl oi'dur, ' HIVJNE'S LANPlNq lidllor fnifii -Irviiiu'ii I/iiinUng Wiiler- worltti Jiislrjiii ;iii)v|,ki.'(| l|-ii lt()ii|'r|Jhnt �� ' miiriliiig would"V hoi-1 Mil' Sunday Maaii " Mih mid all iHoporiy nwiinrH w��r�� Ipviied ,iu iilleinl |o 0I0111, ihriiii IniKleiis,. 'j'hM Walccwurks DImIiIci |ias now been tn- ,(!or|)firi|l(!d iindor (ho ,'Wrtl.nr Act, The Si.'liool Hoiir/I In a properly owner in tho Diuli-iiil, 0 STUOEN.f CONCERN l.iiltur friiin Hm ol'fiiio of iillpliimjlni-u1-' Siiidunl Parlhuiiiiiii ro|(ln|(iri;!| coif'^rh ' over llm |uas||ig Ml' Iho snlioiil uyniiiimlifm ���nno pngo A-ri wvp|)j.'wlll hu a ruturiijliy llm ''Hltyillvorn" j/'oii-" nmnilmr.ii ol' ai| AlibolMl'ord /|ro|i|i v^i'Mif-'rloiii'i hiih'-rMliduii dmi'i wlH�� il'i- /uyft'l diopn Irom mi alriirafl, /('roup dropn f'lid'Jrtlidlng 011 iHi'gol, -T|]rj' "Hltyillvui'ii" w��i'��i brought ovar - '.4^*0 Liiilliin have Ilium iimlliiil oui lo local liunhmi'Koii nnd oi'|iiii)(/,iiiionii on i|m Sui|- nhlim Coiiid by Mou iloidun Hull hivlllug IjMiit, ��i|lr|��n I'ur which awnnlii aru in" Im won in nil aiiuigoriim, Hy imiiing off In an nnly (iluii It Ik hoimd Id (iiicuiiniHii fnr inoro I'luut ciilrliui lluui hi imivluiin ycnrti, ��� mim your,, ago Uiv tlm ru-nl May Day A��nl|i��ir I'ui.l.irn i<ii||iiiliiliii| |h a' Irmii- U��m> Miiy Day wiih fejilv-iuiiiod and him- 'HKI Ml,mw,. h,��|- .uiimlile ahjo h,lcr,m( ii^n.urniit.iiim.ifngmuTCKhitvoriilnr.i,. J'�� ,,.)" Hl,��'������N|hiH��.'i A imiihIkm' A-?j)lhi��r |iopii|ni' group of ��iil")i,laliit-,r'i * )j��Vi' ifjiio iignmil loii|ipi!|ii\ Tl'lln noiupi'littiii tvvpjyd in I'lfioiin ImIdiiii-iI 'yiiiing '|'mo|i|��, l,,i"-,%|ftuM und-iiinguj-^- a,qq ii-)piuirii(| iii)d puifi Lpntmy MaiKJiiuj. of N.l��|��"., ". noiDplli'iiilon nroiiii wlmn Ii'iimIuch ��ui--- i-lileieil IIii.miIIiiiiIIiiii wlniiu |)ii|)|lt. would Im ai'rli'lii|- nl hi'IiooIm w|)ii|'o limi'ii in no I'liporvlidoii, |)ui'|h|(��ii imiile at Ihu iiiiioti ���ililily umlor ii|Hl|ii';lini| ol7Jt!|hl|C�� liu- ilm wan Hint Km bumm would inn mul hliuliiiiln would iinl'iiV Iho mihuols, |l Ih iiialoruiooil ihul ilm iiuiirii |h giving, lur- llmr, |'Mia4diirMllun to I bin nud tur and it lii |iuiiii||)li! Hint Hid Inn,nn will IiiKii llm I'hlldnii" '" ' ��lr|k��'i, TniiHHto��)*rir tn��"��nnni-ii)tftntio-it"^n Miw Mr,: Malnnlin full, Ihal, a proluiil lo Iho Provhminl (5i)vnnimi!iii should not juop- nrd|sii |ha Miii|(i|iln and || wan Ihu'wrong way lo go about il, J ��� , ���' '-��� ' ' " '��� piii'liimiii Hii'iul Mr, imvuiSninlluirhl. 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In llm ri'uil'H on llm ��i|rlk�� Ihhuii whh'h in I'llnlurii, f ��� .'., . lu'/ml a li'iitiu deal lor rullred tcachihs "'��> h��lM ��ohI nf tlm hi-'i|-iliil<i-U|l��< n��iw iinriiiihiilriii; fijjf rm Aid ih iinJM,���r*"Pnrirrrirt;r)ff wi|n)iT$i;2flf),0flirJii)trwoikuiT itimrfi piiiiaiopH Act, |t|t||, w*��h In*' ",w 'h'��t |>liam�� |�� MKpiuitwdio h��gtpn|iriri- ���7n Today's C/qss//M;-- pUmwwwmtivwiwmtiwwwiyiniwiwwwiwiimivwvmiw t'l||L|)''i d��ih|i,' ImolmiiiiM mid wiihI'Idh liiniil'ihiu,, , .' . .','���. , ��� Timiiji Cl'ih-iiiit-ilb icoth ov��r a.hOf) honn^ (10,000 ifioilair,), ��� ' , -" Tliiiim CI(W.||l��i|i|. no INIO ||ia l|onii;i�� , , , -���linrnirhmsftifmisriinp^ * Timiiit Ckiwlfli-iln nru low.coia, high-poivncy Wlllll, |0||i(,l., I)i�� Twatihwin |-im��lin|-fi Act, |t|t|I������-vff"H In* jioiliii.'iMl In Hm |,ii|(lii|i<iiiin Ihiit hchnIiiu mid although It In Millhbmlury 'hi"iiiaclmrif about lo ruil|'i��; it,.".|n not imiiHldi/riid wd���� 'Jlllllo lilt' |(,'||I'|ii;|'m iilrmiily ri.'lln'ii, Jt would n|i|iuiir Ihul,, ihu oijly Uiliiu Mih, JlliWMOi- Hii|d, "Tl|e bill Voyn ||iiv�� idnmdy bi,'��iu doiui and Mm project in ul| Hello up, (('in very |iap|)y about this up. 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Phoiie 885«90S4 I ll' tt ■I s ■ I*' I SB REAMFTATE (Cant,) Classified m-a lyj*en ' ■ j1 i ■ n ' ,. - - , Published Wednesdays by < PoWelt River Ne>vsTawn Crier SeqHelf Times Ltd, qt Sechelt, B.C. ' ! Established 1963 ™ «i 1 -.' RtAL ESTATE (Coi-tlnuetl) REAL" ESTATE JCei*-*,) FOR RENT PETS APFUQX qi acres prime" fu» PJtoWlJHarbpu->-Choice., a 1 ture, residential property, el-, i, waterfront pn same level lot .evated View4 Jane- ^cej-s, close with deep moorage,' Older1 $ to new suMWi-dons, mftinly bdrm house, Jack Noble, _0B3- bush, ^echelt Village. $30,000, 2701, Rochester Realty, 03fi- wlll sell block or 'a acre lots,- 7292, ' 0fj34-tfn _Cash. Box 31 p The Peninsula ~3 ^D^OOM hoyse with HALL for rent, WUsa'n Creels FREE to gqr4 homp- 4 female 'hasement in JSechelt for Community Hall. Contact mtirujiol puppies, small 885-0051. Mrs. Diane Anderson, BU5- ' (1000-10 TO8S. 5455-tfn s{|le_by owner, Plv breed. 880-3052 afler 5 pnV. 00B0-16 HELP WANTED, i ^-__k .Times, Sechelt B.C. j^o-tfn PENDER HARBOUR- 4 EVERGREENS LTD. , if,. Evergreens Wpnt/ecl SALAL 42c undone HUCK 42c tindone Done up 9c extra Free pickup for greens anywhere on Sunshine Coast ■ .Before-picking,—contact plant, •1st place North of Pender * Harbour Hotel Phone 88,1-2205 or 883*3721 t - 508fi-tfn. REAL ESt^TE ";.".' 5 ACRES, VlU^ge of Sechelt, elevated vi^w property, - undeveloped, -$i0,QOO easli Box 5819, c-o Bpx 310, The Tiptes, Seclielt, BtC, oOi^tfn DAVIS-BAY; Ready to buiTdT See tins leVel cleared Itqt JU*"t I block from beach. Only $5,500, ROBERTS CREEK: .Owner must sell. 5 ac. block fronting on main hwy. Qazy 2 bdrm. home features bright living - room with cut stone fireplace, spacious dining room, opens to compact kitch- produca wholly or In part and in en area, 3 pc, bath and utility, any form whatsoever, particularly Minor finishing to be done, by a photographic or offset process Few fruit trtees and good gaf- _. Member,.Audit Bureau . _ 1_ of Circulation* - September'30," |970 Gross Circulation 2920 Paid ClrculaHpn 2446 •As filed,with the Audit Bureau , of Circulation, subject t° audit, '- - Classified Adverthlha Rates: ' 3-Line Ad-Briefs (12 words)* One < Insertion $1,00 Three Insertions $2,00 Extra lines (4 words) , r—20c (This rote does not apply to ? commercial Ad-Briefs) Box Numbers r .— 10c extra 50c Book-keeping charge is added for Ad-Briefs not paid by f ■**■ publication date. Legal or Reader advertising 35 per count line. Subscription Rates— By Mail; Local Area $6.00yrr Outside Local Area ..$7,00 yr, VS.A, __^ . $9.00 yr. Overseas Special Citiiens, Local Area _ Canada By Carrier -$10.00 yr. .$3.30 54.00 .60c mo. Copyright and/or property rights subsists In all display advertising and other material appearing in this edition of the Sechelt Peninsula Tjmes. Permlsison to res in a publication, must be obtained in writing from the publisher. Any unauthorized reproduction Will ber subject to recourse in law. COMING EVENTS ATTENTION golfers, Tee-pff ' day, March 20th; Family inner, trophy—pr den. $15,600 FP. GIBSONS: • 20 . acs. with 0 % clear, excellent garden soil, over 1300' road frontage. Comfortable 4 room bungalow has 220 wiring, nice iliving room, 2 " bdrms., roomy kitchen, ut- iiity, Lge. workshop, ..fi-uit trees, etc. Attractive terms on MACGREGOR PACIFIC " REALTY LTD, QQWEtt -rip.. UP: '.Gibsons, 200'x200' view property, seini waterfront, beautifully treed, faces southwest, secluded and private; $(1800- REDROOFFS Rl* A'beautiful 2 BR home in an inunaeu- late^tjonditjon. Grounds all landscaped and level, very little upkeep, on- transportation, water and power, oil heat, some view. Terrific buy at $2i m,-; REDROOFFS RD: Boautiful view lot; with 100' waterfront including a house trailer 8x85. Fantastic holding property -and investment. FP $12,500. THIS WON'T LAST: One of the best buys- on the Peninsula, close, to. beach. Good Jiojne, -presently rented Jlor $100 month. Property could be divided into 3- lots. FP $17,500. Terms, " ,,;„ ABBS ROAP: Fantastic view lot, Targe lot with southern, slope close to.beach, shopping?; etc. F.P. $4,500. Call: John Black, 885-2323 or 080-7316 OR: Ldrrie Girard, 880-7244 or 880-7700 6070-16 CHARLES ENGLISH LTP. Real Estate & Insurance SUNNYCREST " SHOPPING CENTRE Gibsons, B.C. 880-2481 IWARI^'DRIVE: Very well WANTED, Tishing cottage or cabin. Waterfront or view. -Near- small boat dock. North Jla'Jfnmon Bay to Pehder Har- bpur! Bp\" G077, c-o Peninsula ■fimoarBox ,110,'Sechelt. (1077-Hl EJ?CEJLLBNT ' commerciai~lot BARGAIN for cash, 1 acre, Redmo|fs Road on the Sechelr "Peninsula. Across road to waterfront. Ph. 1185-94,15, 0007-10 1 RUSTIC 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE In lovely woodsy setting, U-> Phone 820-7141 "■"Weekends, evenings 026-0071 ..;, ; ■••■■■0023-20 — centre Seclrelt—-highway blocks from beach,, post of-. "location, leyel ahd clear-ed.. All tire, store, golf 'course, Real- spvYtces available," Boi?""h04 istically priced for"' fust sale," • -Peninsula Times., .1-104-tfri $13,200 some terms EWART McMYNN LAMONT REALTY LTD. -REALTY &- INSURANCE--—Bl)lf iL0'M[sion Clly'B-a- Multiple Listing Service ^Box 23^, Gibsons,-B.C.' Member Vancouver. Real Estate Board .JPHONE 880.2248 'Notary Public GRANTHAM9: Well built, well tended, 2 bedroom home with reyenue shite. Cat'V port, driveway, large cement patio. Beautiful vtnobstructed view. JCohvenient to bus, store and PO. Well siiuaied as a retirement home. Full price $18,^00 with $10,000 down and balance on gobd terms at • 8 per cent. Offers. GEORGIA HEIGHTS: A large "hiJttop" lot With a completely panoramic view ' of West Howe Sound. This property provides exceptional building possibilities as the site for a. beautiful horned It is unique as to location and scope of view. Fuill price $11,- 120. HOUSEKEEPINGVrooto for wmi-% gent dean, wamv private entram')/ All found. For rept at Selma Park Ph. 885-0535. •■ 5(175-1 fn TWO bedroom' ltoi-.u", Gibsons, unfurnished,. .'jd'tTO month Phdlie 020-71024. .51104-1 tn MOplfiN T bdrm.^hoiuJ,- Qranthams Landing area. $125 per month. ..W:'sej-r« pet; elec. stove; gas heat. Available immpdialelv or. ■April 1st. Phone 880-2020.. r- > ! . '■'.'"' 0057-10 WANTED TO .BUY BUILDING lot nv small W-" 1 reago, Sechelt area. Qfi'iH-T ing 18*- travel Mr'filer as pa/i payment. 087-7P»fill oveningV, (Vancouver). 0007-10 -ItlON of al| types—old curs, machmos in any condition." ~ Mind.' Phone 085-2144: ■ . ' 0001-10 SMALL PiUWtwey . Phone 885-0504. wanted. 0058-10 MUSIC MOBILE HOMES 4:30 p.m. Tickets, adults $2.50; children $1. Dance 9 p:m. - ? Tickets $2.50 each*. Enquire 880=2020 or 885-2179. "i . 6071-16 BIRTHS ^ - —GIBSONS-WESTERN DRUGS - . , fs pleased to sponsor this Birth Announcement space, and extends Pest Wishes to the happy parents,' A real littleJgepn on view lot, conveniently'* iocated. 2 bdrms., combination living- dining room, all electric cab. kitchen,'^ tiled -vanity bath: Covered patio for summer time enjoyrrient- Garage. J2erjns_anL$Ii],9QQ. A NNOUNCEMENT 1971 CENTENNIAL, CALENDARS, ready for Chrjstmas Mailing. $1 ' (includes?: Prov, Tax), Available at the Muni- piDal Office, Gibsons,: 5592-tfn MR. AND MRS, George Ayot- le of Sechelt wish to announce the; engagement of their daughter Judith to Mr, Ronald Caldwell, sop of Mr, and Mrs, Don Caldwell of Sechelt, The "marriage to take place April 3, 1971; ' ■ 0003,10 CARD Ol; THANKS MANY thanks to teachers, HUporviHors, principal1) and all pi horn' involved in seeing that our hoii Rick wns well looked aflor on the three day 'many storage unlls, Landsoai*/ Centennial , Journey to Vic- torin,—Ray and Torry Dolong, 0050-1(1 PERSONAL ~~^ ' ".'l '' ' '■ - •■■' ' ■'-'■■! 1 i —. "■ ALCOIIOiilCB Anonymoiw -» ' Mcatlngfi IfiOO p,m„ Thurn- cln'ys, Wjlfion Creek'Commuh-' IIy Hall, I'll, fl»fi.fm7, 880-' n\W, » 4P70.lfn ' ■ -4~-——i < WISH to coiUaet hntler Day Saints mmrilKM'H, Ph. 8115- 0U47 or 080-254(1, 4fS0B.lfn OUR n*'w phone numbiir In < liHR-KO-lft, Vein Itlclilor, «... "qlieil, ;.■".,....,, 000040 WORK WANTED Cl'nJCKfl painting rv decora^' , lug, Giiarniiteeil wrirk, r<ui- iwnnhle rah'ii, im-WK ' \ , 0402-1 f n iSpKItlRNCEl) drywa|T7.coi7- „™jnlle„<t<J«-tl.Hr«tl.c«lltntfH,.nnw_ Jn GlhuoiiH arm,-ami narvhifi the peninmilH, Kr«« Knilimited, I'Vwt n«rvlo«,, Phoiin (i A W Drywall, OlH-fiaiO, 420H-lfn GAHDFIN <l)«nln|(, fmicu )»ohI '.dll-gliig nn'l" liiiidni'iipliig, ri"iifioiinhlo rnton, I'lionn I,, Tnmlch) ■hm-fl'M, ■-■ftWHHil looKea alter 2 Bit home! Fireplace, concrete walks. . View of water and islands. $12,600. 886-2481 GIBSONS VILLAGE: View lot. Completely" cleared and in grass. Close to shopping -centre--!and-irrariTrar-PP-$5;00Ori- 886-2481 GOWER POINT RD: Ideail 2 bdrm Summer or "all" year round home on xk acre view lot, $14,50Q. 886-2481 CHASTER ROAD: Potential' view from this good sizeed lot, Existing spring-fed well, Asking $4500. _ . 8B6-2401 SECHELT VILLAGE: 5.0 beautiful acres with grand view. Sloping and nicely ^treed. Good holding or development" property. Lots of water from ' e-cist|ng well, FP $10,000, 080-2481' "Aims ROAD: Panoi-gmic view of the -harbour and Howe. Sound on nice |ol IIO'-c 00', 2 bdrm small home cilone lo shopping, etc. FP % 11,1)00, 880-2481 ' '.'■ ItOriERTS CIIEI'IK: Close |.o ,Htoro and nice beach area, New cii+iiii, with FP on large lot on Cedar Grove ltd, Offom oh $14,1100, 8(10-2481 W'liyTfMtl)! 2 lots'on watiM' and power, OH'xWH)' $0000, I'lll'lly (floured 7ft>4('0» JMW), 8(1(1-216)' ' '- JIILLCIIFST III); GibnoiiH, I b'triii- hnmo, Ideal for con- pin, nice lol wilh view, Ulael* ALL TYPIi'H INSURANCE , .h-piwfMrlii-V'iy, Fl' V l,n«0,ijH lorni'i, >■■'■■ t .•• ' GIBSONS ACREAGE: 5 secluded acres, partially clear-- e.d on a nice gentle slope. Asking price just $6,000. OR 8 acres on the highway for ■,$8,900;----■-.";■-'-•.-—'■- '- =W¥E¥ERFRe^T J3LOCK BROS. FTiAkTY L14 ? • ■.-. -■"- For Sale By order of tire Supreme Court of B.C-in an action for the Mortgagee pi400 - 1970. Property Situated • In the Village of Sechelt being lots 1, 3, and 4, Parcel A, Blqok 8, DLS 303 and 304 located on Dolphin and Wharf St. but not including Lot 2 on corner. Comprising of Building Building supply house with an area of 3135 sq. ft. with showroom and office on Lot 1, Lot 3 and. 4 for' outdoor storage. Suitable for many .types of uses jWith entrance on two roads. To Be Sold As One Parcel at $27,500 •■" Exclusive agents for the sale are Block Bros Realty Ltd. per Mr„ Ben Good, 654 Bur- rard St. or Phone 688-8790 or ..:: ,...,-,-.,,.687-444.1... ,,.- 24*60 DOUBLE wide trailer demohstrator foi- sale. . By fippointmenl only. Phono. 885- .llSj^after^tl -p-ln, "..- 5934-tfn BOATS _ ENGINES 20 FT. Ska^it^RQ^ CribiTi Cruiser, new con. top head, sink. Sleeps 2, anchor etc. Np motor, $1400 cash, can be seen at the Sechelt Rod and Gun Club. ' 6060-17 22' ART-CRAFT WITH V8 INTERCEPTOR-EATON OUTDRIVE. Has' been boat house kept with 4-wheel 'trailer, $1,495: 19' Plywood cruiser with Volvo power - $1,325 18' K>C vvith full house type top. 115 Evinrude power. "Demonstrator ... . $2,095 New K&C, Sprinkbok, Sitn- lineer boats in stock Your „Evinrudea Dealer MADEIRA MARINA ' Ph. 0(13-2266 Madeira Paik OMC Service Centre 6004-tfn PIANO top s|ile. Phone; llOn. 0639, ". ■ .," ■ 6050Y20. FOR SALE IF IT'S siilts ~- it's Morgans, 885-9331), Seche|t, B.C. - ' f- 0893-tfn DISHWASHER, child's, drapes] pleated dress, size 4. Phone 886-2551. 6078-10 DOUBLlS track snow mobile. 6052-21 Ph. 805-2421. STIIIL power saw, i) hp, model 070, $200, 6 hp „ Mercury outboard, motor $175. Both in good condition. Charlie Lee, 883:2563. 6024-20 PROPERT- BLOgieB-ReS. REALTY Ltd. CARS fi, TRUCKS- CHILD'S, Desk, bookcase and washing machine. Ph. 886- 2454-. 6065-10 AC-HD 7 biilldo-yji- in good working order. 886-9365. 6079-16 ORDER your garbage incinerator at $3.50 eacli fr-tom. Sechelt Kinsmen. Phone 885- 2475. 5098-tfn Protect Your Environment Use Re-cycled Oil DOUGLAS RE-RERINED 20-30 MOfdR OIL ~ FOR SALE (Continued) MARINE ACCESSORIES Pa.ipt — Fibreglass-— RQpe —. Canvas — Bmit Hardware Cpmfit'fissect My service ■TJYGREH SALES ■ .,,-. {1971) LTD, . Phone 1)86^303, Gil)sons, Rlc. .-■■:■' - ;{i8n74Pn : • - ■- ■■ '^-A '■> lEGAL NOTICES ~ FORM No* 1 LAND ACT' : NOTICE OF INTENTION ■TO APBLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF CRQWN - / LAND ,\ In Land Recording District of Vancouver and sitiiFite vic-' inity of Cairns Bay."' Take notice lirat Alfred V. Cost el In of Sechell, B.C., occupation, businessman intends to apply for- a lease of tlie fol- Jowing described lands: Commencing at a post planted at the S.E. coiner of Block 4, D,L. 4758, Groups 1, N.W.D. Plan 5190;" thence S. 25" E. 600 feel; thence West 600 feet- thence North 100 feet; .thence easterly- altmg 11WM 700 "fuel to point of commencement and containing 4 acres, more or less. The purpose for which the disposition is required is Marine Works. ,. ALFRED P. COSTI3LLO Dated March 9, 1971, 6068-pub, March 17, 24, f71 Young beholders DO OUR children equate beauty and lovely things with what they see on television? A sixth-grade teacher in Montreal decided to find out. She discovered that children listed beautiful things as being *i church ■■ without"-^ttprrv-: 1ES: 100' lot Gower Point, $11,000; 2 only 72* lots, Davis Bay; 2 only 00' and 70' lots, West Sechelt at $8,900 up, or a lot at Pender Harbour for $5,000. LISTINGS WANTED 6070-16 WANTED TO ifcENT 2,3. BEDROOM hoiSse wanted to rent, Pender Harbour area. Phone 883-2523. 5907-tfn Recommended for all cars and 'gether in a field, tide-splash- 1955 FORD station wagon, trucks 3 years or older. Also ed stones on a beach, a dinner Auto trans. Rebuilt engine for Marine Engines, Outboard table before the guests sat gone 15,000 miles, Trade for Motors, Chain Saws,' Lawn~ down, sleeping on a boat> neon 12 ft. aluminum boat or offers. Mowers^ Motorcycles and Hy- lights reflected in Hie water, Ph. 88572410. 6049-21 draulic- Systems. morning mist on their street, a moon playing hide and seek Good view lots are becoming scarce. Let us show you this 70'x 120' lot in desirable location for only $5000 with $1500 down. " A must^ to see is this spacious 5 , room home, featuring lge, living room with fireplace, separate dining room, all electric cab. kitchen and 2 nice bedrooms, thru' hah. Oak floors, Lge, utility room, 10 level acres, 5 clear with fruit trees and lge, garden area, Fronts on 2 roads. Terms on low^price/'of $25,000. Immaculate 3 bedrm. home on vjew lot, close shops, etc, Lge, all oleclric kitchen with adjoining dinlngf -Mo d o r n bath, utility, $18,500. Retirement .special, Qom- pnel. stucco bungalow,, 2 BR, utility and 4 pc brilh. Living room arid kitchen fealurnn the open plan, 220 electric sorvlco, Lge, attached garage has ~Vince~Prewer ~ 8Bo^9359 = . == Wally Peterson 886-2877 WANTED immediately by responsible family, 2-3 bed- 1960 JEEP, 4x4 panel wagon- aire. Would consider trade Jrji^pmpeily_jyaone_8atL28.77.. '.';,. ••■'"" 6043-20 Box 238, Gibsons, B.C. . .6075-16 room house in Sechelt area. Phone 885-2340. 6066-16 ed grounds with qwn private park in rear, Beautifully maintained, Aaklng only $12,- 900 fully 'furnlflhod, • ailANTIIAMH! 3 iili-o lots wilh panoramic vlow,''$5,000 on lorniH. 1JSTINGS "WANTED' CLIKNTH WAITING K, BUTLER REALTY LT&, Member of the Multiple Listing Service - SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. WEST SECHELT No. 19-1991 Approx, 75 feet of vvaterfronfane and 250 feel in f(er>lh, Nice bench qreq lo take odvantage of excellenl view. Lor is nicely treed. Only $9,900,00 Full Price, Good Terms. Cqll Bob Kenl, 885-9461. SECHELT '. ~~~' ~ No. 1983 Carefully maintained modern 3 bedroom executive home. 1,650 square feet on one floor, Large den with fireplace, suitable far privacy or business, Double carport, blacktop drive/on fully land-, scaped arid fenced lol. Full Price $36,000.00. For appointment to view call Don Hodden, 885-9504, ' . WEST SECHELT ~~" '"' '" ' ■'' No, 1027 ExCepllonnl' water.y|ew lot In new home wbdlv|sinn, oy,orlooklna Trail Islands.'Nole lhe lorrje lol size: 100x150,,Full Price $5,590. For <|oloils phone Don Haddon, 885-9504, • ROfiETS CkEEK —~— ^~~~ No, 1989 3 Rooms, llreplaco, nil rnnne, plumhlno, 70 feel x 175 feel lot, 3 mlnulM walk to I'oM Office and slora and beach, Full Prlco $6,000,00, Water and hydro. To view, call f-o|ef Smith, 885-94i63, SELMA JARK ™ " """* ', ~ No,-1963 Very nlco 2 bedroom all electric homo, water view, also quest calilii self contained. Full Price only $13,500,00, Call Paler Smith, 885-9463. 1062 RAMBLER sedan, mechanical Al, healer, defroster, $425 cash. To view phone" 805- 0757. 6030-21 'SB METEOR, four mags, good tires, radio, Herst floor shift,- reconditioned motor. u Body.,, good shape,., $300 or trade. Phone 885-0588. 6051-21 1066 MALIRUi Vli, auto. Irnnsj- radio, all new whitewalls, carpet, 2 dr, liardlop, beautiful condition. Low mileage and in top -shape, $1500 cash. No offers. U|)5r()654. (lOWMfn Distributed by K&E Aulo Wreckers, Roberta Ci-eek and GibgAns Hardware, Gibsons Supplied jn bulk -from, .Gibsons -to Lund by DAVE HILTON " 48379714 (Lund) • 6061-16 WHITE SPACE ATTRACTS ATTENTIPN — U£E IT' with clouds, new-mown grass at lhe cottage, spring blos- snms-a nd_Ur lip-bedsr-f ounlaius- in the rain and the look of a dog's eyes when the animal was happy. One > child linked happiness with beauty and said it ■ happened when his parents sang together in the car on the way*to a-holiday. Interestingly enough, in an Q\m\vww $m% ?pnAma, mm- tipped;,feJjayisjpri or a television image of beauty! ASK FOR OUR TREE CATALOGUE OF REAL ESTATE Gibsons, B,C, .,1'lioiw ROO'2000 MRiMBEIt MULTIPLE L1BTINQ flllO-2'llll rtrCRVICIfl mi\A.\ Jiinlc. White Ktti) Crnnby •lay VJ»««tr llllll-203f) , 060-2000 lillO'23110 61173-1(1 Aibk \2Q, Sechelt AGENCIES LTD. • * ' " 'Phone Q05-2235 (GAO.E.) •64 DUNE buggy, loaded with exlrax. Phono 6116-0357 or' 006-2(HH1_ (!04fi-tfn •56 AUSTJN, now Uros,~rduUt£ braltes, ' goo. iV,H, plugs, points, Snorlfioo at $125. Ph, nilS-!}(iP7,.. , 6062-10 (.'oiidithin, LifOUHcd, $200.; Ph, (I05-OH30, ' (1072-17' OUT OF TOWN MORTGAGES OUR SPECIALTY ists, 2nds, & 3rds ;;,:; '"..:-7p|IONKi;COLLECT 879-4166 or 1879- VANCOUYER MR, RODDA 64 LOT .„T„,-.„_„.,.,.-.-^ADRIRA...PAfm Tho Iwl |nr«o vlnw lolmln pfllldur Harbour—-oynrloaklno tho llnibour ond.Gulf. ctoi iq »loro» oiui school*—lhis»» |o|» "con bo purfllitiwl with a yory low down poymant flfl't paym<-nl» !. o» low nil $30 pur month, . 90'Wahirfronl loi at Pflhrlor ||oibpur*-$7000, % Aero »«ml',woi<xffont M a\ Por| O?vo— $3000, ' A*fi Acr«s, Modnira - fork, 1100' fronhiQo oh ltlahwoy--$B000, ROBKRTS CRKEK , ■'. DRYWALL Tripl'iig /mil Killing by hini'il and mai'hbi'i, Hprny Tux Hpnr» , , Itlw ('nlllngfl, Phono 006-7193 ii • Robert's Crof)^, H,C, """~"* : "'" " ' iiii^iln Mill! WANTED if mate) TWO girls for' wtiirmen. - pnrt lima, 4'hopi*' Uf'ft.ailU, IWMI-lil, 30 LOT; ; „■ r-ARi: covt; suiidivisioh Urtt*i r.holcn' i)«ml-vy«lfl(froiii loin a («w liondrwl frwi'from bnnrh ond liuhlw, |'||r»i.| from.^.'lOOO lo 1-3700, Mnny other yl«-vy "pd ecrrr|.wo|orfront lol» Irom %W)0 la \f{0t)D; Torn)* nyolMilo on a\ma ptopmj|»», |)|M;r)iint lor Codli, 7 WMFZ MnrJoIro Po,rk/ B.C, : PHona,Pender I lorbour 00^.2233 r. COTTAGFS • J—-On bnnrh--ifllmn PI', rirnn 1-l?,f)00 hirin-i, 3| IMfm, Wmi hfi|i>hlno, V—Two o|i|»r ty|i» hniiii»t», vlnw lots, Inrtii?, Dnlh 9 llilrms i5rt * Hwy, $12,000, T'ifinv n—Al Roliurl*) CrnnK in hlor|« t</|> pi, loo, oaragci. 1'iriiu lol, V ,.»,,„.,, Ildrirm.'-Vl 3r9&0r*-'l«irrn».r»Nr^~wboi |-«/ltk«bB«cl)r"-Mrr—t»<«»d'— hMWfb or OII/M44 I, ' ' " ' '1,015'' ' " " |—W^lor front 100 Ii; by WO fl, All>ifvlrii», Sulinbl«i for »ub- ; dividing, Vl'iW Von, K Ii, Qmtiala Si, l-'lrm, »ll,?!*0, . ?.--•'Ital-arU Croak, .1 |o|*. nr, wh«rf,-AI| ^nrylciiii, VjOOO mirh, < 113*380 If, Mr, Good MWtty "I Afl7.<M<H, '., ,AClllAGE A mo*i loni'Htlr. Iv/Q ond bwll ocr«* |»fO|rlywllb limi,fin*«tl view on llowoTiOuiiil linludlnu d/<iiiii|jvi» iy|m oil nioilum Iwo Odiin, hnrrm,1 To I in linvn llllti bnrooln ll bos lo Uo mrm', Al*i*i 3P0 ft, 'On wnlii! wilh ro|lnu»i Inolialnd iw tm\,l. lliu who|i» ri;fiiii|«ix, Only t<t(i,00('titmvi, Mr, Goi»|'nfin,1«/Vofinoll/-44.'tl, ','' "' liii'Jmuw ..'. '; '. . , fntlrir h«r» on Mown Sound Swi'ililrin C.t>mi,\ GnK-ory/ P,0, nnd YYIinrf, Mmi, llvlfiii '|uofl'flfi. Al'ot^>'1<?!,000 whi, rnriuiro'Mi, Good oflfl.«/9A or ^fl/»444l, Aim',mo oi|i«f nlmil %'l/^Wi do, Moth ihnvi -lii/hm ofii |n|i buy-,, ...VYohnvH |lin.ti)|i.|>oil(ollo.r/l.ll6ilnoi..'nlliJy|io,i lor illin MuniiuliinaJ.', Ohi-i, Mr, Good ollll fl/'/n oll/^^l, '.,,, ' BLOCK BROS. REALTt LTD. '. , . AM BUMHAIUJ-Vr^ VANCOUVlR - (Al/ovfl lhn Touilkl Ihuitou) 9^Zm:Z^> ' • " ■ '^4/ii&f'-. ' ^*4 Zf *A MMA f^v.Zp^Z*Z'!?i): i//$ yj^ywft Fi|i-|idNirrn^wi-r,,,t|ici1(iy» lira li ing unil on-!ii lom;|y,,,- mi Mimll cvciiIn lnhc on jjrciil ■ilHlllfli'lllH'l", II HllN |N'I| , |)|(.'liiiu'ii|iMiiiin»llu'yoii|(iV0| hi)IHH)l|ii-w|l()l'l'i|iliif|cii(:|| loi iviailiir vihiui i.. ijlvu lior n cull. ' ""■ ""Wii«i'iiir(i!f^)iiTiirriiii;r! IlllU'll lilMMV "-(JjllmillU Ullll.-N, BtQ.TEL Alltii fi /»»iiiiil mi? limf Sfiniittir »litif iiiiui liiiilliliiiiiiii'iiinfin mn IiHiyi. ) im i mi villi ulmmi iiiifiHii'iii ill < 1111111/11 wiir/ni/ tn \iiiiwn, fur im muni limn II'film Inimiiivi I'lt'iiiKi-hi'iI, , mu iiiin im> im ikimh, ,W0V*-*0L *LWT*0* 0. M*4* A.A ^b»»«*««-|n^«V^H'M,^. A.«M< 0r^h. «* fi*0U*0 ^«», V- ,r * ».-ta^-<,C ■ 4 .^ -iW ,*«. Halfmoon Bay Happenings THEftE wih he a' general meeting of- the Sargeant^ Bay Ua'epayens' Association on Satuiday, April 10 at .7 p.m. at the Welcnmo Deaoli Hail, when Ihe members will |io ���"sjted to decjcle n|i wholher I hoy wihh tho boundaries ooverod by iho As*v '.sound ion extended to cmhraro I lie wholo of Mlecloral Aip-i \}- Following the Sargeanl Bay--moot ing, there will hu a publit; meeting at 8 p.W and all rsidenls of RlecMoral Area n are cordially invited at altond. " -*py M��ry TinKley sion was eleqted: Peggy Connor, Chair- maiii Jean Mercer, YtePi:h8irr-fi*ini J-ynne Jnrensen, 0,er)re|ary4reasuren pgy'-qra J-.qaUsp, Jean Trousrloll, Ann Hansen, and Jolyi- Charloton, "Mrs. Morpor will or- g'-mjKe'a. programme for the fcpnagers ami Mrs. Lakso will ha in charge of films. The Oommis'iion is planning an Waster lflgii rfiml on April lflih. , ACCOUNTANT*' CENTEN^AJ, ��� ' - _A.ajneeltingi of the Ilaifmon Bay Centennial Committee heid last week, the Committee planned to hold a ilunchefln on April tilth at Ihe Patip Gardens and invitations have been sent to all Pioneers of lhe Ha.U'mQo.i'i Bay area. Pioneer medals will bo- awarded following the lun- i"heoi-. �� WORICS PHOGRAM ��� The Works Cpimiiilluu has iirider consideration a plan of improvements" still ���lo be -can-led-out���at-the-Welcemi W aJI. Improvements lb parking space one of tjie most urgent problem^ is.held ro mm? lylis, Pat Ness was in Powell River for Iwo days last week as the guest of her daughter) Beverley Srlvey She spent Iho Ijme visiting her mother, 117 year old Mrs. aarril- ^Vnll at lhe. West Haven Guest jlohio at Wesjvievv:>Mrs. Wall, now blind ���and, ���eoiirrifieir'foshe|- -bed, has hjid two re- .cent stays in the r*q\yjaii River ]ipj"Mt''>! and ia-stiJ! very weal'!" llobhy Ellis,-son of-Mr-, anci Mrs. Alex .Jtlliis, hafi ..taken Off a semeslei; from Sj'inhn ''Fraser" niverslty to fly 1r> Tpkio lo vis'it his brother John, who has been leaching English then' for the past year, i^jprf,���Bobby���pkp\&--t-tr���--et-iirn- in time tn-' take a Spring Semester and John is planning lo fly home for a visit; in August. RALPH ef DUCKWORTH .CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT \ Tcjophonoi eS5-9SV5 - Teloplrqne: 8B6;291_ SECHELT, B.C. GIBSONS, B.C. W. Philip .Gordon c CHARTERED A^WTPlT Tel: Bi|S. $86-2714, Res. 886-7567 Harris S'IdgK, .Gibsgns, ��,��. up because so far- approval lias not.been received from tlie Department uf Highways, . ���'��� ��� ��� . ���>- RfiengATiQN At the Annual General Meeting nf the Ilaifmon Bay Recreation Commission held on March 1.0, the'following Comtnis-- SUNSHINE COAST GOSPEL CHURCh) (UndepominqtiPnol) Srjj-ftaV Scliftpl ,- 10:00 q.m, Chiirch SerVieo ��� 11 ill a.m. f Evening Service 7;30 p.m, PASTOR REV. S. CASSELLS Pavit Bay Rood anil frtbutu* ($ b|oc|u up frem Highway) The United Church of Canada SERVICES St, John's United Church - Davis Bay Sunday Services - 9;30 q.m. Roberts Creek United Sunday Services;"'-'2:30 p m. GlbronTIJritfe^-tlmlixrr"^ i~~ Sunday Services - 11:15 a.m. Port Mellon United Sunday Services - 7:30 p.m. . (2nd and 4rh Sundays) . Ministry . , Rev Jim Williamson - Gibsons - 886-2333 THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA SERVICES ��l\ Hilda's, Sechelt. Family Eucharist 9:30 Q.rri. (2nd qnd 4th Sunday). Holy Eucharist every Sunday at fi a.m.; 9:30 a.m. (1st and 3rcj). Every Thursday at 10 a.m- Evensong Eomonf, Holy ^ychgrist- fsuntfey): -2 p.rrir Ut'^nd Chiirich of Hi* Profonepr��� Rodroptfe. pyen- song���3 p,m, pyer 2pd Sunday. Hb|y Eucharis'T���3 p.m, eyery 4th Spndpy. Pricir���Roy. D. popplp, Seche|r> 8B5-9793. ST^AT&Mi-FS It was a happy packed house at tho Welcome Beeach Hall last Saturday for A SUJ^IricK's TBlenl Night- The haft was decorated with shamrocks ' and leprechauns and when.il came-Iq'refreshment^ lime, there wus,a. iiumberegl shamrocF- with a sentimental message at each place. "The lucky number winners were Mrs. Jim.Cooper, Mrs. Blanche IvlcCrady and Captain Jerry Williams. The prpgramine was warmly received. A "play "The'Wishing Stream' "was performed by the children of Halfmoon Bay. Taking Bjart were ��heii|a. Murphy,. Starr Manton, Mary Connor, goalie Murphy, Sherry Jorgensen, Janet Harpnick, Carrie Trousdell, Freddy Hansen, Tr.ayis Douglas, Ginger and Cindy Cunningham, ISjsie Kingston and .Stephanie Murphy. Tlie ladies'who helped with dressing apd make-up were Mi's. Dick Manton, Mrs. Cliff Connor and Mrs. Harpnick. - Rusty and Ginger Cunningham played guitar solos and duels and Louise Murphy sang a song, ''Colours" -accompanied by Mrs.' G. L. Brooke. Mrs. Blanche Mc- "-Crardy ~ eriteiluiiifed���with her guitar- aTP" companied by Mrs. Ruby Ijtjlpher al the piano. Mi'-. Walter James sani^ two songs with ah Irish flavour. Olive Clear and Mary Tinkley performed a skit ��� entililed "Married Bliss" in which Mrs. Clear, with a superb job "of make-up, acted tlie part of a henpecked hysband who gets tiie last word. There was a special vole Leirdvte_ h~e~Tadies- refresh- TRAIL PAY IHTfifiPRI&ES Repqjrs to Igrge'er small appliances, JQHN SyNYAN Davis gay Phone 885-9,10 Tolophooo 98672069 ROSE t ART iNTlilPJllSSS ' Pottery, Supplies, Plasses fk firing d,eqier fgr Duncpn^ Cemrriio brbijucfi -Pine-Rdi-aV^randyiow-Ayor P.O. Box 62, Gibsons, B.C. AUTO SEf!��lPE SgCHEILT HQM)i 5PRVICE Atlas "Parts = Qoocj Y��i.r Tires 24 Hour Towing W$-Wi <" 885-9979 OCEANSIDE FURNITURE ll qmmt SHQP ��� Harc|wqod Specialists - pjr)Q Cust9m F��Knltur�� Stqre apc| -?e"stgurpnt Fixtures . Furniture Repairs Custom Dpslgnad Kitch.cns end ggthroprns, ip a|| price' j-gpgps. R 8IBKIN Bgqch Ave., Roborts Qtvek. @;G. ��� phono 886-2551 coNsfiifJfetiM ''I'Sfglltgig-glBB An wpyi-e yom MK��-- qddilien? An qlterqtiqn? A pew .. , irs? A now floor-r-spgrnlc^ss |i|<e ��\. MflfVi!-?.. Hospital? WP PP IT A!-!- WINPM!LL CONSTRUCTION im Irvinp's Landing, B.C.; . phope 8813-241.4 Leave message ot Harbour/ytotors.. Plan bpoks available ��� Planning qss|t"tgricp. CONT^ACTCDKS ANNf8 CjP!FFUP�� in thp M ^lecK - . Next fp the Co-op Stgre Gjbsops - 886-2322 Btcqa H3ATWIQ �������?�� gibsons HIAT!N�� ���\i.rf^^i^f��iMii'-: '������ A.:-^f^eji\^$^FAA A-YV *Mh c��rri^;��ef ^WtMmm,: %%��� mmm & mm CQA��T IA4SKH9I-& TRWQKINQ Pill, g��m#nt=prgv^!/ Prsin R@��k, m Bos ��9f Mqdeira P31H BICYCLES sw mmm BICYCLES 5ALES - ilEPAIRS - PARTS - TIRES ETC FOR .BiCYCLES -MINIS - MOTOR GYCLES j-. Ca|j Quich Pick of Cycle Sg|ps & Spryjces at the RENTAL SHOP - Phone 885-2848 IF DICK CAN'T m. IT ��� ��� ��� GIVE IT TO YQUR -motner-in-lAw BLASTING of thanks to Mrs. Clear and lyirs. Who did the decorations and CONTROLLED BLASTING ALL WORK INSURED FRErrrWlMAtri-i FRED "DONLEY jfinder~H9ib��iHr-=-88|4403 responsible merits! to for the excellent Baptist Church Services BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Mprmpid and Trail, Seche.lt Sunday School ]Q:00a,m. Morning VVrtrship^ 11:15 a.m. CALYARY BAPTIST CHURCH Park Rd., Gihsons . Sunday School 9:/|5 am, Evening Wprship 7:00 p.m, Pastor, Robert Allbby (005-2009) A #ARM WELCOMR AWAITS YOU,' wmmm Mrs. Stan Mpffat and-Kit v/ere jn Vap- '" CQ-ryer Jflsl weekend to allepd the wedding pf Jjjnley Shetton, sprj of, M'- ian.d : ..-^Mr��i ���-, 8t I JlMkh, in Undn -MhMimMmt* ������ i,rfai?tii,,-:Jg.��/jlUer....8l Mfc m$��� M\'Sr-,Mrytin, y^Wgyar}l):^yw)^ 'i'he. rrian-ipgp took place at'tho. ]yf)npr,u Chane], Rjphmnnrij Tlie bride wrrs dresserj ip an A-|ine yowp of heavy em- bostjed lace wilh a design of daisies. Tl|e bj'idpsjn'lifi'' wore dresses of ||irle ijr��on and the daisy design tv'as reppnteel in their boiKiuels of daislps and bab'ys tiroulh, Following tin- oureinoriy, |hoxu was a rufiopiion ,iii tho l.-^.A.'Tla'll on Oornnior dal.' [ ��� . ' 'fUe bride 11 nd'(.{room who are |>n!h (|t iinlvorsily will (iefor Ihoir linnoymoop unlil May, when ||ie.V phin 11 I rip lo lilni}-, 'land. Mr, and Nfri ShrSheitiin hf-vo a (lolbif'c on Trout Lului Itoad unil Mrs. ''bi.'llpn Is a iiMidiMr id ' flnwiiii Islunrt srlio/ll, ' "' '" ' ���'.������������������'���������'���'s-rMiBe�� ��� o\4 Hemt�� a SpiBg|ciif-y 6AMBIIR tgpNmUiTIPN ��tmm ��� ����� Ms��9nry i��ritrflft9r FRANK RRITHH Phsne i8o^|Q�� L4H SWANSPN LTP, -* REAPY-MIX CONteRETE Sand and Gravel - Bppkhoes Pitchinn r Excavaljons OFIFIgE IN "'BANNER BLQgK 885-9666, Box 172. Sechelt BC. Land Clearing, Land Development Road Building. Road Work Call OSBORNE LOGGING CO, LTD. Box 18?, Sechelt, |.C. Phone 885- WATER SURVEY SERVICES For Expert "^lasting FREE ESTIMATES Phone 0&$?S$Q&-bt 6, tmmw 'ifif^! "mmmmm�� i.m.jt'.i.'M'w "Tlii*" ��� A. SjMPKlNS Bpm 517 - Sechelt, B.C. Phone 805-2132 BUILDERS IS, CROWfHER BUILPIN^ CONTRACTOR ATromus gnd PrerFql-s Erec|ec| CnnvBnllqnnl Framing ' Coll 803-27t16 HM, 1, Moddra Park, BiC, Aflpr ujiypnil iniHliikoM by llmorew l'i ihIpk n (iIuiiiiiIioi'-iiiiihIi; i.'ppiioi'l fpr ih'p Ihillsh llrondiiaWlhiii Corporiilion Iho dir- m.'lor wiih ovorliciird wh)spu|'lm< Ip t)in iioniluiiliii' ''(Jonlrl- lhn "yoniris lnrly In llni ��� inliilHlili'i' h/i porHiiiiiliHl ip chip hur i;p|ip Sliloluiildle?" ���������'������. A\ \ l" ^^^M^-M^^f^ji^^-^^'i^,,^,,,., Ut/ \*&LLy..t. lMn M��� f���*\-1-| /*" _^i- It ll SECHELT AGENCIES PATE PAP t Th|*�� frufl rpmlndnr at ropiipQ gvpniK Is a norvlfM p\ ��fC| ||:|,T AOf-NCII^ I.TP, I'hono punlniiiild Tlmo* dlror." lor Inui llsllnok, kponllylnn "Pnfo Pod", f'lpnsfl fioln |ho| iipnrp |i, l|ml|'irl Ofld ^PIP odynnru ilppit. ii|fiy lioyo iu woli rliuii inrp; qUo ih��| ihi* |* �� ''ror-rlrx'or'^ ll*Mnq ��n|y ana crippoip|wriy�� carry .full doiolU ( . , M'lr, I /-'I p.ni. fiuclmll luplon Moll, Ulnnn, ' , Mor.. IH ,-Ip'IO p.m, iifirlmll l.'niljfij., HolJ,. ,V, ..CHI/tin* Uiorrch M Ih'i/plfir MiiMllnii. -i"^"'' ' "'' Mor, '|'/ II p,ni, !>urli/i||> IihIuhi I loll, liliKl'i. ��� Mill, W I'l'M.I p.m. OIIhihI Opuniiii) |>)��.QI| ,l)ia 11.11 lpu Cpoi,l f."o|t H, (jiunliy Cloli, M��ir '10 d| |ini, fun hull l.n()inii llo||, (4i l'i|ii|rl<'-i Papi-u npi| f,mi)rtiaH' 'Moi, V<| i inn W.livll jvi|i'-n Holt ItPiO'di HP |<oy��| (,Viihii||mi| ( |,ii|)loii /onii M��i'i|li'ifr.' 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I') l" im IIPMOtSTEIIY BPI-AIR CUSTPM UPHOLSTERY -~,^AN& ftftppl)p|s|r,'i)pp ���, |l��*'|y|lnfj - rKjinplula Dfopory Shy/pi t SnwNMifjwn In Mi-thftmo Phono f)Pr>:2()fT-Q qftor 6 p,^ or BBIS-287^ ���-YoiirRujiriMv^nM' ���* l'i llli�� epneo y/HI 1 /vrpnrh HPirly 10,000-p'ppplflt Uw cost - High powor K^w^jg-^*^.^ r^-^^^Dj^^L^V^^ 4^*>s^wr1^^' VJ"#*^?*?s!������ ./-O'-^X^r, .v^sr "^* -*-* 3.-L" ."*T"��St'1r -^iBiVSi;.^* _C 1 5^|-,*��%^^��^'m-V*<��V-^ ^A4f44^A< �� < ��� �� A ^ A<VAAyi ^ A^AAAACA* _irJ| --" 'i*^ ���������������������*����� ^p^���^*^ v^Vw�� yv^-'^~v -^*T��-____ Pose A-4 ; The Peninsula Times Wg^in^oy, March 17, 1971 . Rushes i. i.* -~bys Frank O'Brien BIG Brother steps in a Utile closer and characteristically kicks over some more qivil rights; Attorney General L.es Peterson has announced that new drivers licences is- sded later this year will carry photographs and licences coming up for renewal" will also require photos of the holder. ' / i The photos are sgid_,to he used for quick identification in case of accident and give a ready means of identity check for personal use, I, fear, though, that the abuse will more than out-weigh any possible use they may have, "l?or instance the hew licence wiM tell _at_a-glance-(to-goV-erinment file keepers) whether the holder is brown, black or awhite, whether his hair is long dr short. Films taken by police at anti-government demonstratiojis can ��� quickly match protesters with names and addresses from their drivers licence. All it amounts to is that every driver * in the province is in a mug file. Normally ��� reserved for those that have broken the law, this latest filing wlrte-usedlrjIreep r 'J * r i 1 i. > V O if 7 ,- ������ �� ��� !���-��� J ', ��� i i 3 ^ \ % 3 * ��� 4 \\ 1 _ K i f . ��� _ 1 * ' ������ s - 4 * * * S 1 % ���', v ' ' If \ . 1 { 4 3 \ * * 4 r V p i i %. i ��, ' L i i > * '����� * ,. 4 5 s 4 r r |T * \ V t ���, , ���- a V I t Vr *s * i ..* * ��� '���'. ��� <r ���\ >, fc *r ���* L 1 _. * . "I 4 0* * P i 0 ' ? ���1 \ * 1 * i 00 " ��� ��� 0 > * i t I' T k ��� v ��� ���'*\ Fur/her submissions . . . an eye pn^everyone, . . > The reason for the pictures on drivers licences "i&^al -least vaque and at worst useless, The average person carries a social security card, a drivers licence, numerous ci'edit cards and club cards, sui'ely enough to convince even the most suspicious clerk that you are who you say you are/" Np, these new I.D's are for one reason alone. To allow the security forces, already too powerful, to keep everyone in line that much more. The picture idea is even" better than fingerprinting. The public seems to have a built in opposition to having-prints taken. No suqh opposition-seems to exist, in force, against mug shots. And besides, fingerprints can't spot you in. a crowd or show the color of your skin . , . or the length of your hair. * . * * ,1 Weekly Newspaper Contest entry deadline March 18 '/ '������*^ ���.i * \v s \ J The GREAT FIGHT is over. Millions of fans throughout the world watched over closed eircuit T.V. as two large men attempted beat each other up. The only thing that would have added, to the battle, is if on'o-of--the fighters would have been killed in the ring. That would truly have made it the fight of the century. -The fight, of course, was more than Alj against Fragjer, it. was radical against conservative, the lip against the rock, the brawler against the boxer. All the ingredients for a 20 million dollar gate. This primitive fascination about the fight game is universal. A fight can empty a dance floor or fill a stadium anywhere in the world. Normally passive men will scream like lunatics for their favorite to "kill the bum, kill him.' Perhaps in our -world where society places great penalities against the use of violence, -people are forced into the fight frenzy' %o release the tensions of life. Or perhaps'4t-js simply tjie animal.in every, Albert Museum -man; lightly covered by a veneer of- civilization, that roars forth at the drop of a punch, Whatever the reason, the fight game is here to stay. Say what you wish about it's brutality , . . it is stilll the laugest spectator sport in the world. And it will continue to be until' man changes his basic outlook on violence ". , , or something oven more brutal comes along, "'"*���""* '��� The Six Wives of Henry VIII Keith Michell ��\s Henry VIII in the' be shown on CBC national television third episodeof the color series "The at 9 .p.m.,'on Sunday,. April 4. Six Wives of Henry VIII", which will WHAT1 .A Qood Liocal Newspaper Means "Jo Me, by���,M. E, Saundera. Where ewer I live, it wauld be im^ portant to me, to read the local news and happenings,-The paper itself rnust arouse my interest on ape'pifjc points, whether it be opinipn or whether 'to" take in some spoial event, It roust pf evoke interest to sortie degree, to l,nake one more interested in the ������community.' Our Peninsula Times, ip my opinion, cavers such a large territory that" we in the smaller places are overlooked completely, unless of course some poor soul breaks a.Petty law, . The paper has the up and coming local events, very little world news, wtfnt adds, births, deaths, and .advertising. I'd say it's just adequate. Or should I say antiquated? We need a little color. ��� How about a women's section-1 A little fashion, patterns, consumer suggestions (seasonal- low prices), recipes, ��� helpful hints, and so forth? Or a column for men rj^Bqw To Fix It or Make It. What are the men of fashion wearing these days? I'd even like to see feature''stories on the local businesses. Perhaps Lord Jims, The Jolly Roger, or even one of the local logging camps. The people they employ��� are they local or imported? I've lived on the Peninsula for two years and I know so little about it. Could we have some literary comments on some of our beautiful landmarks? Don't just gjve us statistics. Describe it so that I, and others, will want -to get off our pratts and see them for ourselves. Distill sorhe pride into ust,.We Jive here and love it, but we "want others to know about it loo. I live in Egmont���a little off the beaten track, but still a part of the Peninsula. It's a jumping off point for some of the lovely landmarks I referred to previously. The Skppkumchuck Narrows, Harmony Falls, Jervis Inlet with its many bays and Camps, not to mention Salmon Anm^are just a few such places. *A It seems I have nothing but criticism. ���Not so. U^Jj-didn't have the Times to lpt me know about the Peninsula events, I would be the inevitable recluse. humor and everyday articles except fpr serious articles, * A paper should have a children's sec.-* tiqn where ypu. put articles that are easy to read for chil^i-pri that are, five-years bid anci up. ���*'���' '... ' _''' T A good local newspaper means a lot to our fapiily, A newspaper can tell a lot rrrore tha^di^^IIfli sure without-newspapers some people could not ^now-thai their: country is ai-w,ar.or that the persons next to him or her is an escaped convict. Newspapers are very valuable to people without TV or radio.. I wish I could ask people the definition of a,. newspaper and they would 'answer, "It's an educalionaj system of entertainment", but some newspapers are a1'drag:-A paper means money for some kids that deliver them on for their stand- heed a immiw. CAtL COR OSS-SOS COR 2CUID5MA For all your Renovations, Repairs and Cabinetwork at -reasonable **at*f. s .< ins. I know I don't have a chance of'Winning but it was fun writing \\~. A crisis arises in Suburbia, with the small foreign cars getting caught in the big American power mowers. Finance Company ^eposseseSons On the Spot : qnd- *:��� ��� - Immediate Financing 75 cars fo choose from Same day service Phone collect for free Credit Check 879-4166 or 879-6701 Vancouver IMVWVMWI��MWWMlfM��JMW��IWMllWMWlk��aWMMWWI^ Sorry j We regret any inconvenience that our moving may have caused our customers. We are still in business as we settle in to our new premises on NORTH ROAD. (FORAAERLY GI&SQNS QkASS) _ , WATCH FOR OUR GRAND"OPENING jWWWWWWiAJMW-MWWVWWWMMWWWWWMW^^ L . ^���v* ' the other Henry��������������. . -i acMillan Bloedel sponsors historic television series EACH Sunday at 9 p.m., from March 21 The task he undertook���and accom- to April 25, the CBC national television plished���seemed impossible. The church network���will���show���^he���Six���Wives���of���owned-a-quartei--"oPail-the-laTrd-iTr-ETnp Henry VIII", one of the most ambitious and dramatic color series ever produced by the BBC. Costumes for the series, whieV is'being sponsored in Canada by MacMillan Bloedel, y/ere qf such quality and so authentic that they have been on show for months in London's Victoria and' THE OTHER HENRY It's time the popular concept of Henry VIII was laid to rest. His remarkable and valuable contribution to history has been lost behind the flamboyant frailties. His ..magnificent'' aehievernents Jie hidden behind a colorful facade of rich costumes, gluttony, jousting and adultery, A brilliant new television series., made in coldr by the BBC, has now made a land. Churchmen controlled senior government posts. Cardinal Wolsey was the most powerful man in the land. He controlled the great cathedrals ahd monasteries which dominated the towns and villages, and 9,000 ' parish churches, That was 1529. ' ' By J53C that Church had ceased to exist, the wealth of the monasteries was in the royal coffers and Henry was -'Pope and Emperor in his own domains". Henry- changed the very structure of English society and infused his people with a new and proud sense of their identity as Englishmen. Despite his excesses they loved him, The ultimate egotist^ he was above ��ill, a great patriot and a na- tiirul leader. ��� ��� He furnished the money to rebuild A terrifying example of *MfhW��"MUtMlty'" this may be is witnessed in tho Trial of Lt. .William Calley, Caliley is charged with-the killing* of. 102''Vietnamese civ- ilnns, Now hu has u fun club, And fun i rnai'l, Thousands of letters of support, llii is presumed guilly hy most of Iho fun c|ub members, and u hero, Nuremberg ''".;".".'Nuremberg "i . ,( did someone mention Nuremberg? ] Friday night, wfarch 5, on lhe Penin- ���juln, Two shoWH in .progress, In Sechelt "'�� film on drug iiIhiho , , , in Qllwins u rock concert wilh Black' Snuko, They , both shared fuiiltir'o, : Only--7-1 podple Hhowod up for ihe rock concerl, mid mo-st went away dts- iippolnted, Known un a Htrong dunce blind, tho Hliick Snuko just couldn't get a concert off Iho ground, Wo|| over 100 people nhowed up for" tho drug nhiifio film, Ton bud Ihey wore all lhfl,(wrong type Purenhi, who couldn't undorHliuid Iho piVrblepin mid tjiiliill child- ronwho didn't, Voir ulwuyn hoc Iho mime lypoii ul drug uluitie tihua, the aider- p<y^ phi fotilhiK it Ih Until' duly, for miniu oh- Honru reu.son, to ult��nd the��e hIioWk us HPine people ullond clu'lrch, "Wo'v'ti [Uma our hit to light drngH, now l��tn go home mid huvo ir drink," Out of -tlghl, out of mlhd,, ".. ��� I ' "* * * , <> ��J v| Tlio Qtoo* CunndlHn'Cynlcn un, ou|3 In full cry ul'Uir llm nuirrlugo of l',M; Tru- donii, A i|iilf-k KiimpUi of Iho Smiholt. arm rovoulud HiiiNii r(iinurkn: "It'ti a niurrhigo of KiihI, und Went for ecoiiomlti ���ritiwoi|n.M -^��l��iir��i|y-pf)!ll|rn|;"*"It,r')Viiil niriillJmlirr" to lukti llm mind of Hm pooplo off iho irmnii of ihe ifrrvormimni," ifiid Um old ���itliild h,V "Hc'h I-iiIJIih! murrled, lo help hln ����i'fitir1H No niuiiiioi'j of, u iiohiiIIiId iinvn, of the off chiiDct) Unit Jim liuppy i'nii|.l<i jxirliupri wunled lo get ihiirrloil for up. Ilroly |mr��diiul'rtiiiNonM, 1��� n i'hn fi,(l|i ���r , lhe gov^riiiiinnl or llm peoplo Hmi t|,��.,-,. I�� no littlrr l|-uiil In Um Prlino, Mlnhlcr? " J-ni'lHipi" II in Jiml llm -ilxifik of Imvhi'l , '-ovory dully pupar hi tlm mnutUy nary- ��� hi�� only 'Hood piiwH nn .llm fropi imgn, li'p|' u t.'onflrnmd cynic UiIm could htiu' lijiiiiiiullc expiiii<ii)i!o, rwive to i-eclroHs.the balaii^^^^o^M,,,,,,^,^,^^,^^^^ something of the other Henr'y-'-the patriot, Kclioliu-, archilect of the navy and the British Umpire; musician, composer und uutlior, ��� In 'The Six Wives !oi*'Henry VI1T, ii six-purt series being shown every Sunday evening ul 0 p.m., jfor six weeks from March 21; the riimhuiVctiorm Hon is still I here, but thoro are ghmpses of tlm great monarch who ehunged tho course of history between the bouts! of womanizing and gurgiintunn feasls, Jn his youth Ilopry wu.s u magnificent figure with till lhe f'lunlugonet /,osl for life, Tlm ipugh'RpgiiHh nohloH adinl'rotl<hi�� skill und flaring at the hunt'and Joust, The mu'holui'H of lUiniil-iMiiu'tt Kuiopo' rujolcod n't his knowledge of theology und 'uli good learning', Ills oplorfiiKcoNlunion were uLUiO-fliiesLiind-tlm-Courl und llm emin- Iryiildo rung wit It Ills songn und hln prii|iien. He wan <i prince iirnong nmn, For HI) ytmrit h�� ruled Engliind und in; ul|mr nioniil'cli���bcl'oi'ii or MhH'��-~lef!.m|ch' ���-ri-porRoivri1'"Hliiiiip un]"li'lifTrcVVinicy mid llm frit urn of hln HiihjfH'lij. , He wus llm mun who lore down llm apparently IndeMlrimlihlc fulirii' of llm Itoiiiun Clmi'i'h i��t Khglund uiittroplimed 11. with u niilinii'iil church owing ullegluncn nnly In lilumolf, foul of Iho Spunirih Armudu. And there is no doubt, that his.supremacy over the church.prevented a religious war in England. �� He wroto a luirnbufi tjf songs"'uhd,'one of Ids hymns is still occasionally sung in, England, His HclKilufi'lic *iihlliiy and his prowess us a HporlNUiun uiifl hunter wore legend throughout Europe', ;,. ��� . The Vcinolian AirihasHudpr, Ginsliriiaiii said of llupry- -"Nuturo mpuUI not huva doim more for him, He -In much ���hand- hoiih'i- Ihun any ollmi' sovereign in Chrls- tenilom, u h'mkI dcul luoidsomor than the ���King of Kniiiec lie Is very ^mcomplishcd; a good musician, composes well; is a nin.st cupilul 110,1-Miirmii; u fintf Jiiiuitur; Hpeiiks ilond I'Yc'iicli, l.ufin and Spuninl).,, lie in exlriiniiily fond of lunuls und If Ih tlm lirnlUesl tiling II llm world lo win him play, lu,-i lull- skin glowlni' thi'oiii'li ii shirt of llm fiim.ti. lexliiro," , ��� . .1 uril,, oviuvl'"d,y.i;urH.-liitf!|v.|lopr,v wiih- 'ii friglileiilii'g figuri!',' Iiiu hloutod liody tacked wilh (trophy. 11 lit hmid rilmuk sii iniieh ,lm couliln'l hold ii'pop niif 1 he wim cun- Hiiini'd wilh. Icrrlh.lu fits of violent uii- niiiHonnhlii nigo,. ��� lie dlnd on .luniiury 'JM. I Ml al llm mm of fill, WhaCA Good Local Paper Means To Me, by Mrs. Irene Brooks: The Times in my estimation means a lot to all people from all walks of life. Everyone looks for items of interest to them, for. myself I look for the following. First of all the want ads., mean a lot. They help buy and sell as well as offer jobs of various types. Second perhaps, the most important to _e^o_y.QneJsJiieXounGi.l-news^-This-pi"Qves^��� to us the progress of our town together with the nature of pur aldermen- It shows up those who are aggressive as well as the deadheads. The Mayor plays an important role and from the reports, we are able to determine his intentions for the future, as to Iris community, At election time we should, therefore, be well able to dec|c]e who we require to lead our conv munity apd who we niust weed out. With the soaring cost of living the weekend specials in the stores help us a great deal and-ifrom them we are able to save ourselves pennies in many ways. "Isabel Writes" keeps us in touch with , llie affairs of parliament, I feel Tlie Times can help our community forge ahead instead of standings-Kill. - The'police'coufr news keeps tire readers well informed of t|ie fucj Ihul l|ie lore lire public )|s|Hiiil��yiH,'lde by the,,law in overy wuy. , I feel lhe- local paper moans more to tlie public .Hum iinylhinM else, Il certainly does to me, un ardent reader of Tlie Times, i ','������* ' * ��� ���*."'> What A Qood Loeul .Newspaper Means To Me, by Puler Evuns aged 10: Whut does a good local newspaper nmun Ur*mo? Well flint question .is very liurd for mo because I'm pot a fust'render, A good newspaper In a good Houi-en of family eniertiilniiiept, ll also tolls jinpiir'- Innl things about the world und it lu edu- cutlonul, It's n wuy lo get u Job or dp odd-jobs through Hur wiuit-ad section, . 1 think ii good local newspaper'should have a question'und aiiswor column und. alfio should huvo imwii for every age Ihul liil��riinlM Iherh, I ililnli the nowripiip��irii should have more humor. Tlm rouj Idonl newspaper should he n mixture between WAN? TO SECRET ALL OVER i? TOV USE AN DBAL 885-9654 -��� * ��� * x. ,. . ��� Mr* Advertiser; These advertising spaces are real bargains for you. Spld on contract only. 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' ;. , ' ���'.- . \:: "'���' A coaling t)|i, Iw'o |il,V;|��f(ir vtiMil'*!'!. will piolucl polnloil f|i)()rh,(i()(n^^.^W fociur��r�� AstWlalloir, A r,l<}fir or��thono which roslstq obrnslnn Iti n'parlicnlarly good cholca, k TWIN CREEK ������" LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY i Your .' 1 Gonernl Points Doalor :.Monamal & B100/.0 , Pnlnl* Sunililno Coast - Hl0hwoynpaf GinSONS riiono 006-2000 ^Hmmm0im0*0Amm0tmHm^^0mm0m00��m0i0mi tm*00000i^0im*Lwm mm0mfmm0000**00*m �� iZAi !�� ;*^-2fe^ll.^.. ' JS' ".?UI^ -��� .i' * .��� ,*> ,��� ��� v*. ^ * * Ml, (M ���una 11 ��^Nit^.l��^��^l)^y����IIMUI������^H^I1w.*^a^ Iff' 01. lfaL0.0h&0b00fy0��&ft!**to31*Ht��,&^iy*st*^ :{zf-X2A^*J^AACi<��<j0i''ZA £UN3UINI3 Coast Juvenile Soccer was wel| represented on the} mainland over the weekend when. Qibsorjrs Legion qnd Pupci V«Ui took pmt mrrrovincud Cup plny-ofi-. on Satin day Playing their second playort game jn Division 8, Qibsons Legion met Duidette Heavots cUihsud as lomih in then (own league and despite the fact that the Legion was a much lighter team they held tho Beavers to a 2-1 win" No goals were -.coipd in the tirst half and it wa& Joey Zuefl who scoied foi the Legion tnwaids the.end ol the game(In Division 5loiSuper Vain met Biudette'Bpaveis on Satin day and semed a 2-1 win Teams weie tied at hall time with the winning goal scoied in the eaily pait of the second Steye Miles and Ken Hajl scoied tire giwIs i Rupei Vain again travelled to the Mainland on Sunday, playing "1 Squamish wheie they met Squ'amish Kinsmen which is oloso to lhe lop ol Ihe Noith Shore League All lhe action tOoU place in an exciting second hall with some near misbes and a tinal scoie ol 4-2 tor the Kinsmen Sconng foi Supei Vain weie Greg Qibb and Craig Nor rib Both teams playing on the mainland weie highly commended tor Iheti play and in light ol Ihe fact that there aVe some, 2,000 boys playing in the North and West Vancouver leagues they did extremely well and returned home satisfied with their play. LOCAL PLAY-OFFS Due to the snow the Sunshine Coast Juvenlle.Soccer League schedule has been disrupted and play-off games are now under WS.V- In Division 7, Sunday results were: Local 297, 1—Shop Easy 0. Warriors 5— Chessmen 0. " Next weekend Ken Mac and Teemen will meet Local 297 and Residential Warriors. In Division 3, Gibsons Legion scored 2-1 -win over "Totems. Next Saturday at Haeke.lt Park, Super Valu will meet Timber/men. Play-off games continue next weekend. 4 , Malf-jrd-A lypicgl fcf Btt?U ^ui.k% fihoveljer -,- _ 0s mc^|& -»por jejll^cij;, tytiotythiipzti > fin^fJfluij-Jpgd v/ilh" cpmb li^t fffl} utters, along -Ms sides. ■ t., '-,'",' , (;ariv<>§bock -- C fitrp-iy ■Jncj tapef-sd Hn pulJinfj > •■ qptpaPk 1rrm<rt\&r§h'hq\iarp, r <■■- " .ti pee^dajabliSrn/il-cit-a^Mfio rT^ailofd pif-fJ fchqyeler, hfiVe ^rriiillblender hirid to*-" < ,,,"••' - 6iypf*>, like |he rtidjieed, Gtwi$\bfc$ .and scaup, ,heiye a jobed (iifid teo. , :" * , ' i. t.70 1 a: mcmm hatches By, ujjrfg -j'.hirVfened '-§90 Wb'- en'.thfc tj6 < ii ih bilj, \\k&4 Iwrirttef fhfe clucking firsts \ * ^^ if-/r/-j*ig i|6 fiea-i pecfe qyyj-/; (r» f|,$rptf1$r" < 1 - /mo^er/'enl, tjnlH cj iiH js /-$. * '*,,.- ' * ; bv Ertri^rsif)n_- h*dd fi'r*t» Mreha1 thr&k td iK; . ! * \ feet push (<t,«y£ Qf tbr 4pbIIs '.' . W- '. D/^ry vAn tninyipf rtNe ^ycN'iflfl ifi&i. - ^..reatfy.frtfe'fffSf ^|rn. < .,'".:^ • <t mmmmum Sechelt Legion Branch 140 :■-- Legion Hall, Sechelt EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 8 n.m, /' K.— JACKPOT $125 TO GO $10 DOOR PRIZE monthly, meeLrepQEt MONTHLY meeting ai the Sechelt 'Gfarclr en Club was-hejd in St. Hilda'-' H.a!) on l^arbh ^rd with:.President Mr- ?VW\i Read ih the chair., i/fts. Olive Mar^haU is in charge of the PVwi Exchange Board and members are remiudeid to bring any surplus piants for the regylfrr plant salp each month. Members decided to hold a' small raff|p each month among attending members (p help raise funds. . ^ ' After the business meeting, Mr- Baha of Mack's Nursery, Roberts Creek, showed a wonderful collection of colored slides taken during the family's recent visit to Japan. The landscaping of Japanese gardens and parks -is so different^-from the North. American style; the pools, trees, bridges and lantern's make it ye'ry effective. Ne#l meeting will be hqlc}.■ April 7th ih ' fed^sjaali at B p.m.' _ __ Ottawa Report -r^The Times' Ottawa Pyreau NO TAX CUTS n-WAWA-Primp Miniver Pierre Tru- wwim'.*? "*^l"i:.«av-"—iiis- pruies^unai °^nndPpE«?iSSta*/^ lecturing aDProach-as he diff?red with son flatly turned, do'wn labor's dema,n^s has already under taken would! lead to a' new round of infjatipn, thfjy warned Only on a couple of ocpas|oii*r did the Prime MJnister appear to Ire getting 11 ate as he dealt with thfJsy'hmis^iQns/.Thiough- out mosi Pf his reply he arlop'ted a quiet cpnciliatqry approach—his- p.rofess.orial pRPVWPIAL Dents-1 Plans. May Be Talcing Hpojt DevelQpnient ot province-wide dental plans acios-; Canad'l URV he tajcing "pot - in .sntithwesto-11 Omauo A loin-year Vst program" mYPtvin^ 2,000 childrpn is beginning in Wli^l'lop County "The pioject would give the taxpayer,' their elected representatives. anr4 the dental piofp-,sron some i3i>a of whal a piovince--\Y|de piogram >ypulcl cost *P dojlaia anc| manpuvr/ei for'initial dental care. Two groups of 1,000 thjoe-y'ear-ql3s -■\yill he stalled in two sycctsssive years. They \vill be given d.eta|led initial examinations and be taught and shown good pieventive dental caie. Their teeth will be givpn "fluoude "baths" and will be given iegu|ai dental i|eatment slich as, fillipgsl extiaclions and space maintenance \ Cpunselhng will be made availahltij to paients foiyneeds!' involving the use pf dental specialist Waterloo Ooiipty health unit dental staff will cairy out the s,ciden- mg and counselling and in some 'cases will piovide radiogiaphs and fk-ioiide applications The lest oi the t>eatppnl v(ti\ be in the hands of local practising dentists Planners and operators of the project include repiesentatives from tl\e county health unit, University of Toiqnto's faculty ot dentisfiy and the Waterloo-Wellington ,Pental Society. "'Canadian Dental Association COMPILE EUECTHt)N|C ~; - -SERVICE RAPIO - STEREO SYSTEMS Ph||co «Deq|er Salps and, Service ELECTRONICS Gibsons 886-7117 t t IS I* for tax cut in a tough, hard-hitting gqiv fronlation on Parliament hi'U early in March. The Canadiah Labor; „ Congress was making its annua^siillltUssiQn to ihe ejitire' Cabinet, This time they aiTived ayn-ed- With a--1.5,000 word submission. -• ' In that brief they pul|e(i no puriptifisv Using such woj-ds as "brutality",- "callpusr pess" and "studied;''i'n'd'i'ffere'ncpl^-iHitian- coiiseqiiences" the Canadian Labor' Congress charged Ottawa with direct responsibilities foi; the high rale of unempjoy- 'ment />^ Tlie imbmission covered. a .wide range of subjects incfeiding social: and labor legislation! Jmjmm^ugjrls^J^xatjjojiJiCjU^ the labor groups arguments. It good give and flike exchange. was a V One of the steel industry's larger ty- cpons takes a .1.100,000 pay cut, and that's the kmd of thipg you can't mikfe ijp jr^t by carrying your lunch in a p^per sack. Consult our Secretary Manager e ) Madeira Park, -883-2236 A '•". . A" .''."''■'A^^^iiosctip HIGJllilST sppres last- w.e'ifk appparpd to Jraye gpne t.p' M\% ^^ Cpmmei'piais with Razel Sky.Up hpwlinig a high P? 708 followed by '!raok.%Wifwtph'-an^'i*r^enrian Reynolds each with 752. Other scores include; Mixed ten pins; Helen Sihclaii 273, Dianne Young 273, Doreen Mullens 151, Pat Mullens 181, 330. Ladies Tuesday: BvvChappell 711 (315), Rose Robins 624, KarerilJensjen (216), Trudeau will attend fund-raising dinner TngTpolluYion and international affairs. Ladies matinee; Elsje-Johnson 669 The CLC contended that as a result ^5)' P1^^s ?W mD, Marg" Humrh of unjustified government policies, it was 5f..L^ „Gon^y m*®Wx lIazel unlikely that full employment-measured . gkyUe 6Jfl EstherBerry^Q64 (260), Betty in terms of not more than three per cent' mwp"- ft ' ' -317- AXES - SPLITTING & FALLINQ WEDGES GAS CANS FIBftEGLASSING ,'RESliN,^'ttO.TJ,M; WOVEN & ROVEN & RrlAT. h#t-»w Also -CellofIniali Biesin. i«* AGENTS FOR Homollte - McCu||ongh m1 Skill & Pioneer CHAIN SAWS ..., T-^( ■■<•■ Sechelt Chain Saw Centre ltd. Cowrie St, ' Pliono 805-9626 RUSSELL Brink, President of The Liberal Party in British Columbia, announced today that Prime: Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau will be attending a fund- TaisTng-dinner in Vancouver-Saturday," May 1, 1071. The dinner to be held at the Hotel Vancouver's Bj'itish Columbia Ballroom , at 7:00 p.m. Tickets for the event are $50 tier person and are available through Liberal Party Headquarter^ 10PO Howe Street, Vajrcpuver, " ,.-'.- ,',, . Ohairmaii pf the diprier will be Pay) -* p. piant jpf VflncpHveiY i ppmm**ntjp0 ph thp-prop^ noted That attendance would be sorrie BOO persons if. the tickets for "the eyent all sold. He also noted that the Prime Minister had indicated that he would remain after the dinner to talk with dinner guests. ' '" * 1.,., Centennial Caravan starts tour March 16 unemployed—would be reached before the end of the 1070's. Unemployment, said tlie CLC was a "national sickness". It claimed official figures failed to ieA-eaJJixeJ^JJ_exten.i^ affected highly skilled and professional people as well as others, the economic costs have been estimated by the Economic .3puncil of Canada as about. §,i biiUg-i a year. . . The CLC said there was urgent peed fpr a "high employment budget" with bojd, imaginative action tp start' the^eco? ririmy Roving'tpwa'r^s its B9ieijtj|al:-;TilTe ';efiG^h!iad^tb§"'ev'^ ';':''' 1) Irhmefliat.e reduction dfnprspnal income taxes in ilie lower brackets. 2) Abolition of lhe three per cent surtax. 3) Immediate implement^tign -of the proposed now system of unemployment insurance benefits. 4) Major improvement1" in old ngp pensions. ■ . S) H.emovul nf the ll per pent khIci" lux-on building muieruils,'- (i) Purtlier expansion of the govcip- iiuinl's hduse-biiUding program, "'postiibiy ihe tougiieHi piiragrapl) in Iho lung present tit ion read lo the Cabinet by poiiiild MacDnnnld, president of Hie Powers 605. .Commercial; Etta Stewart (2*"4), Kerry Eldred (333), Alex Skytte (308), Hazel Skytle 708 ,276, 282), jack Warwick 752 (289), Freeman Reynolds 752. Ball and Chain (March 12th)-*_WaUer— Kpl-T^iriajrr^ienn Phillips 633, pelle Poulspn 70S, Esther Berry 650, Rudy Crucij 670, Matt Jaeger 7Q0, Roger Hocknell 680 (205). Seniors;-Andy Henderson 611 (207,,251), Sam C3asey 516 f|25) Bfrian Fischer (213)/ Qayle Qno (2titnr"Patty Wirig 510 (104). Junipr-5; Wayne Phillips 325 (234, ,01), Pebbie ISfeslman 273 (137, 136). ; nHlt'lfl^H, pnlumhiWCeulonniul *7I Cnra- l van will travel throughout British .Columbia following its opening in Victoria, . . r ""MlTi''i!lr"1(iriTr"llB""lTiTn-|"-fliTiTanrtinno-in urHre "Wesimlliisterlato-iiriNTT^TiTielT-iTmroiVITfi1^ ^M-$-y^'HMtf^ L, ,'l, Wallace, tlonornl Clinlrmim of |]i" l«l°i' siuiuhefnre ii national' uudjenee Unit I'i'iivjiifillil Oonlppnlal '.71 Conimittee, , The Curi'ivim, consirillni' of tlrree'huge dinpl»y irni|iii:n offerii it Joiinmy through Ihu ("iniTid-ii'H ol' t|hi(|r and er-plurwlloiiK. Iieuoiith the fiiii'l'iicu ol' lhe oartii and hoii, The Cnrnvnn will vinii many areujs In IIi-IIIhIi Cnluiriblii <iii IIhmore llllili 'fi'OOO lillh) Jiiui'lliiy lllld Ih Hcliedulud In upi enr al (HIiHoiiH April iil«l nnd Siicholl Aiu'll ' a&iui, ""»- ■■'■ i ' '/TIiIh In a iriiich rniirii exinnHlyn projuul • ihun ihu very miicimihhI'iiI ('iii'iivijii wiiloh iriivoikd llm PnivliKie In lliflll, IDIHI nnd IIMIV;"' Mi',"Wiillii<ii) hum. ''Tho. ioii|in|'i|ii(iu of doHlgli, iinlniiilloi),, KiiilD'l, hIIiIuh, nnd jri't'iinri'N1 ih'c'-iimiiiI hi f|fipi(!i'ili« I'riivinen'i"■•■• ' proid'ou'l mh well iih lii'Hpluy Hiihie' hi Wf, colDrl'ul'piiMl," , A 'RoyaT Canadian Legjoif Branch 140 ..ZjI. f~ alncit d r>LJance SECHELT LEGION HALL SATURDAY/ MARCH 20th/' Doob Open Jrt 0 p.m, • ' \ Dnnclnp 9 p,m, - J 1-1 S ir Urn my io berj s: . SMOIlQASOQIiP Admlnlon $3,00 — Tlclmu nvolloblo at Reiimons, Soclmlt or phone 805-9452 ,1 a.ni. \ ■^Niy^-i^MWfcW'^g'Mwwwwwwwfau niiWiiliiiii'iMiw^niaiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiliipi itf m»«m *,,.,0i*4.*. i«w ^0^^^m0ff>Lmt^Lx^m^^^^m^im,^it^M i j. ;-«',■". ' '' , 1 if Peninsula Photograpliers A WEPDINGS{ • • PORTRAITS > * PASSPORTS «i_»-v*..COMMERCIAL Willi ilm iii'Mif npoclnl porlnhlo (>ncH«lrnjfiti rind lluhllnui pMilrttlln,. Imnlly M'""!'"! h«hl»», iniVipoiU die, ma dona ip llm pilvucy ol ypur homo, (I i»ui ijcbiieil, 'IhlB *iwl<-"-» pwIMp «• chnnutt ol'cloilmt fltirl «i||iiiilnmii»» lt» liolf awl liinlai iip/lf "'iiMi(«dr'5lllfn'(jrhi'|filHio'i{''|)y"p|J- |«lnlfi«#nl, -»«fi>f-|i» «l plwl«(}riifi|i(e w»rH *h9Yrrr ( ■ ' op r<u|»«ni»' C, ABERNETHK Phono MMm II wus IiIh gpvernmenl'H iniprit In, allow iinemplnymeiil. In rise, if neneHsnry.to «|x per i:oi|l, lo 1-nmlml . lufltitlon, N'-vt'i' |io- fure fl'id iuiy federal i-uvnoinuiiH knowingly, ituiiHfiioiiHly, mik.1' with 11 eiinl do- Incluul delihnrirliou noiilence hundrtidM of IIioiihiiikIh nf Oiuiudliui workers end thiiir I'liinllliKi 10 Hm Imnliihlp.-i ni' uiHiniploy- inunl, Thii lirulullly, Ihu eullnuH-neKH, llio Kliulleil liidlffereiH'r! |o Hm' human eoni"u- (|i|iiiii'(iH nf thln luiil-lnl'lMllonary iippriMinh Vi'iiii! niiitnlied hy lln ||)e|il||iidi!," 'I'lioufi wui'ii, Iiiii'hIi wrtril-"1,m»r| Jlifiy tillrr'fd lhn I'linin-MIiiIhIoi' Hi (:011m liunk I'liihilnil, ■ „ , ' •■' . > • ', ■-,■ He mii|(| IhegiiA^iiiitanl 'liiiH'I'ilt'mw-' fully iivnreiimir'riiiupiuil InTliitiun Uiionifli "fliiuil iriiiiiiii|iinii!iii", iih , he liiok Mhnrp liimin wilh' lhe labor ilnhigiilldir, The IViinuMhiiiiUir willh mi oilgu nf llllillll' ||\ h|ll VllilM) Hlllfillld 0|l| IWll |)H!lli- jIllllH Mil Dill 111 llll! lU'lof |l| Illllkl) Ills r»)|il,v, 11* 1 ur/'iii'd (nr ,'ll| niliiuliiM^lroiii u Hhcnf uf nolen lo JiiHlIfy lhe goveWuiieiil'ii iii'llniiH In' iiiuiIi eiiiiu im |id dimll wilh Dim iiiill-liirlnllun idiiiimiiidh nud rufmlllng llll'i|D|)|M,yill"lll mid lliu |l(ii'r)HH||,v lu.lniimml llm War Meiiiiui'OH imi In iidi'mj wilh lliu Kl<(j IuitoiInIh In Quoliee, ll«',"«!l''V.rll!«l„lll«'/'!^JlH(Ulll!l tllldi "fiiii'li hiurji iiiili-iiififiHiiiiiiry iiiiiniiiirtm llllillll li'iv" liliuil iiuriuiiiiiii'y |iiii| Hutu h'ioi| ranipiiiil infliilliiii Ihriii'iidiuiil lhe imn<- .ijniny, n nrlnlH hi IJiu hnluunn nl' piiyuiiiiihi mid 11 wiiuli (Inlliu', Wull hu hndr nnwu fur Iho (!I.C Ilifire luul luuiii rniimaiil lnlln- lliin pi Onniidn, It, wmi fuiMid'wilh,11 (irJiilii In i|n hiiliiiH'is of piiyiiiiuihi iipd lliii'doiliir wim wbuk ui iluii (linn iWn Hiiiunl'irH aim, liuing wivoi'M liilurnniiuiiMl i»»«ithurisn,. Now, he |id|iiIihI jilil, |eni| Ihaii Iwi) yuiiru luinr lliu (liuiiidhui mnpuri phhIHdu In Milium, 'I.'IiIn him inmuil pmru' John, Ciilliidn'ii fiil'iilmi iixi'Iiiiiiko' pnnllluii Ih inih'li .hnnrovml und Hm duliiir in puwin'« fill, Thin wm'h ilfii'-, Im iiii/igmiU'i' ' lliiiliiilieiiieir.l" nut "iliiod hiH'" .1 Qlie pircps elephant says to the pthpr "I'm getting sick and tired of workmf for pea puts'." - Hiker's trail and shelter opened opENir-jg of the Marble Meadows'-Trail on Seplem- her filh marked the epd of inore Ihan five years of work |>y inemhcrK of |he Js'landi Mounlain naiphilei-H, the Co- jnriK Mountiiirioering . Cl'uh tirVfl—nthprsT—ThTr-jTaii; yyTTiTnT _u)|mui4rht4^-W-e'ii-^de^-rH:}n lie Iwiltu, neilr the -mouth of 1'lllHlps Crunk, wilh .Mnchle MeadowH,'Ik fl utiles in length niid rises '1,000 fee|. In "Iho same goi-unii nren, llm unmplullnn of a llal-sor- lyjin iniiuiiliiin nholior will ho a1 boon to liil'uri- nnfl innunKiin chmhern. Tlm pro-l'uhrioiiled' Imi wim o|-ee|ed nn ' i- k||u a miile from lhn (loj) iii'1 Mui'hlu Muiidnwfl Triill In the i-nniinil dlreelliin uf UdIiIiiii Hindi!, The hul projeet was m'ldnr- liilau) hy Ihu (rlhawnlttun'hiiliu' J)py,%,Jpli.oi'1' IndiiHlrial Arls oIiihh, under lonehur Ken IIIwIHIiiW. The IIiiIhIkkI nl)e|liir in III feet litiig, |U fi!«|. wide, lllld I (Hi fool In I'lolglil, The roof' hi ii|inle fn in i iiiluiiiliuim ■ihei|l|llli||| while Ihu Inliirlur eoillulllK n l/ililn, lioiioh'iH, a In the event that the Sechelt Teachers' Association fake strike action on the issue of teacher pensions the Board of School Trustees Wishes it to be known that jp aeeorclanee withJhe_r^uirj|me^ lT13ivislorr4^^ the Council of Public Instruction, schools will remain open, ^~ I S, METltER )! Secfetary^easurer („ « .' >;, j^fq|Mi flf' fehgol i"friSfgf? ". ^- $cti»$P0fo Np.^6 (Sechelt) 'i 11 V III I 11 ;>'fv;*H Zk Hfii'iplli/l-ilofl, |ii|<e||n»r w| IimiIh mul jiiennlln, h In "noun nr "inure IIIIMIM'lH', , ■ ' ., , , Cji'liiiili^ W'|H In » iniiuli liulliii' |(um|IIuii (iiiliiy bui.'iiiuei |1 ||iii| HUrn'|!|ln<| )f|."l»-'«f''l* •ID/nil" IiAViW Tif- liihor ijiriiup. i fifiiiiijiii"; h«y ol«f llio* City style j Joy#iin.p£d^^n^M^~~ KlJilV^'iiWI) ,f>«ilfmlrliin wnlli- ,wnyn ihul' iiriidewiiiiwiriilMil, nii'i-wiiW'idriiol nynlonin will ' rillmllinlrt li'/ilflne Jiiiiih |p the riMloH uf lhe future, eei'iinltnn hi ,1, lililWipd Miullli,. of I<dh A'||J(il|lll<,r||llll|!ll lll'I'llllDdl und find |)liiiiii|m,i firm A, C\ Marl- l|i ll/ill' AMHDlllllh'H, ""Piir|Hifiii ill Kit) iiliiv/ileil Willkwnyif |H'„l»i nepiu'lile people fiom niiri'. The oiio-wiiy, ■ l|ri»dii-nepi|i'ii|i!i| -iliiHdfii Hyu- iniii, iinrvliiii fi/ur lu tdx hluu|i fuiperhliinli iiri'/iM, w||i| Hhiip* ■ ll'lll'l'lli lllDVlDH I"!' |i"r -will, of llio Uiiiii'.' , .TiKiny, irnrn« Il/ihi« m firr.'iin only IO |i'tin>irt nf Iho • •llin'?~/ind""-furiliw-slowlnri; l« " fniliH«i| hy iiftfliiHl^iiiiH,, lU)\", il||0 fliilil hfi'i ,- ,'!!,!rVi" » i (, Ufk i ■" Jh Z'Z^Z} .rtaK„wif* l a:\*.A ,«>' L- '{•' ahU'J i h wi i i .' H> n< •r(r»|," i' »;tt *■> li'Z '" "^.''^IH i,- jj,* r< i «i jivM' ■i *l\ l l\'v'l i1 ^\\\A\ im, 1 ' , I l' J \oKZZZZ |i hi' i 'I l.i'i' i iVi, f 1*1 I '*, * i \, I I I \,H( ^ZZ"HU 'life11L 'Ai1 Hil V " ' iAttZ i ; >h ' .W'V. ■ ■ t%\\« Vl ti» Ah foi' labor, Im «i-j.-ji<iKlori, it |H.d ,\UM ~*r'mym.n^.nfjnr ii-ir wull., The i.nniii.l .'ivrirtmi/ WH/a'-'"'l,,»',-",,i i i VLL^I . J I, I I i . »<s »i j*' i. h , A\r^f^f mfpAMlhA*A , n,r,t\t,f(*)p0Hf "^**w%^ , t ,tl>f^ it,' \ >krf»^i*^^»i^i *-•«*•-*<• /fc-*h^* 4.^.^ 4*<.A.rtkJfr it* 00*0m.j*.*&+>.^4* A^^KA«#«'-****A^A^'k^'-AAAAA-,,AA-i-A m ,,.. ,, Inei'Diimw wi'rti iiruiintl nhie pffi'Vitul ,\vhl a, liml, yeiir lhn i'"ii| nf, llvlnu )i)rn.'iine hed hi'nii I ''.i j■"■»' eniil, "Thnl," Im M/ihl |inhil'.'d- IV "put ymi id) In ii pruily I'Diifnriuhhi IIDIllliDIl", Trildeiui nii'l Jh)-|Mi-| |ejfli:|«"d |||0 Hll«» KiiHtlun nf immadhiiM lux cuhi, yvny HlmiKPii' iDdiiiinieii ihmi tjipt Knvurnnuint I|1<I0, '"■" :r- ' '■" " ' *lK _w A- _k >■»,*■/ A ** ? I . .(» 11 >< t*>\t, fttft n t* h if/ tA i i i, Ii, > I■ t \ i ' 4\ Vit" llnlii'il Ihirniihy, nl lur whom Die ii)uiilui|mb!y wiih niimud, wiih n plunuer "I I'l^'l "lid iiImu nnjiunl/r,')- of ihu llinl MiiwiiiIi'i l,nd||o in' Ml'lUHh fctoluml-jii In" itlil"' *i»l it' ll'"I'iEl^lT _Ht_ 'l / V, fi i »'.|l ,i/i". < (K'^J'V A '' « ^uA, i » tA V-, l.tK'! *.*v .Wi' '• , i (, Pp |.|Im p«I!y.<tv*" (MfJflSIf 'II Ii4l IP,Ml ji, r*Jl' i i * ' »i \ mi* i«« i\t 11 ,<• ttw if, w*iu/« Vfft|« I hib ndvuiii-iwin'Jni U i)«i pnhl|ohofl uj dlbp|oy«fl f-y ||io l |i|iif|r Cpniio) filpoid or by -lig Govoinfiioni ol 6||li«h CqImipMq. tik , I j f t t,M -I , -. « i*ifij! ^(WZ Z'^Z A ^lAdAki'ymhUZ' , {"ilf'j! itnm ^i4i *i ,n\t , find IttK. ) ^.0k^,+.^/0*0^. ^^"**-^*^^*^,'%,l^«IW%i^]%*»j!^MSM)*h^.l** ** " Ky*t"sr3t?"!Cm7\\' ' -fi *->r -ii-«?♦*«■ '. '-' " I u |J»V 1^~^*^rf-toJ>»-_--tf'u- VJu^^^-VT^tffcJwni/WirtJ-uiriLjwiLAii urirul **.*rV**rs*<- _i^-1irL?gj^ ^^j-fcr-LTtj—-Lr^-uriJVri Jii i_AJ1j-l i-Tn —. n n/ifi — —.—■_-—u— __. _*-. _.__.._. _ _ . __ _. __ _^_- _. _t _-.-__ _. ___j_ _.__ _A, . _ _ f * * *' I * •* \—" _" _ ' 1 'YVYyYYyvYVyvTrfYyYrrrr Page A-6 "I The Peninsula Tlnte* &# ■ >r.'ri -'-V^UIIW '-?_"••• ii°"^ March \tt It/I ^- 4->-»i-,* ^ >*,. <-«> i^»H#__iJ^Bir^w,™ra b!» .-1 * * ■' Wednesday, March 17, 1971 MORS ABOUT.,. © Regional Board meeting —from page A-1 fort? "Joning was established, A septic tanl<. permit-had also boem applied for and approved prior to soning but both permits had been late in actually being granted due. to unavoidable -delays, The Board therefore has no alternative but to stand by its decision,, ■ At the meeting of the Regional Ho$-> pital District, preceding the" Regional Board meeting, it was indicated the long j drawn oVit proposal.for a Medical cliniq ' at Pender Harbour ^-is stillary Umbo, It was agreed a letter be sent to tbe - Minister of ^Hospital Insurance urging his" ' immediate attention to the rna£tey< - i The motion followed reading of a Jet-. ter from the Department stating such,, a proposal will be reviewed by, departmental staff. It pointed out that usually, such a dinic is only considered far areas much moi;^ rerhote than Pender Harbour, which is only 24 miles from St, Mary's Hospital; Chairman Tyner said "The Minister, Ralph LpffmarH has already given assurance that a clinic will be established in Pender JHarbou"",J_do_not know how a civil servant can overrule a Minister". Mayors Bill Swain and Wally Peterson suggested a copy.dS the letter from the civil servant be enclosed with the letter to Hon. Ralph, lioffroark Director West, how- V,-J v,oV<- '*'> -*K<3&$ iC^;- 'V- C n M'vs £•.*■" -' * l V I'lU \: ;- »■ "' " (■"■. ,0* -,~J /J , & * ■* -r I *-' '. ■A 'J r -\ I*. fcS «IUIIWWiW^ ?W© DAY-THRIFT SALi lo GIBSONS UNITED CHURCH C.E. HALL *k FRIDAY, MARCH 26th from 7 p.m, -9 pirn, ? SATURDAY. MARCH 27, from 10 a.m. - 11:30 a,m, BABY SITTING ~ BRING THE EAMILY 01 A " I f, *%!- lb V.»i *>\—**. \^.. .,- «»^/ * -v ".x "'■ «"*-*! r* ' ' »<f £'* ■? >v,(i' I*. (1 /i*-^ 1 «!?*►«-* «' «J ">»'», "> 4^- <n. 'v\ v.* X \ .. ,>,..« )„.. ,>t. J_i _Ji_-r«*v, ever, saw no reason for such a precautibn. .jj ^es a ]pt mo|.e ^n Y^n to ^er ,jng the debris which has accumulated history and is featured in Les Peter if Shaping Up .,,,„,. . i(K , t. ,. M „,. It takes a lot more than rain to deter ing the debris which has j ^^ffi^^SSw^SK;- G^ons Rui^l GentennialCoiiuftittee over the years |re Mra.;.Jjosg Mahl- sqh's book -rhe 0*apn8 L«ndm. a codv should not be enclosed members who were out in force on man; daughter Kerry and Mrs, Su- Story "where Jie. tells of the Ohurch Sunday to cdmmence first phase of therland This particular piece' of services held on the green accompa- development of this beautiful water- land adjoining Chapter Creek and nied by music on the little hand organ, front parksHe at Gower Point, Clear- known as Chaster Park has quite a nrj!-- ^Arasn y»' a copy should not be enclosed. ,.1. < ■-•:,- . . ■ ' ' ' MOHE ABOUT ... .:• School Board ^rfroto page A-l to organizations outside the district for feen dances. It wa-sr pointed out that students attend these dances which could j-esult in adverse public reaction to the sch%l. In order- to"/av.oid'. another "orgy" " situation1 the board was askecfta gi.^e eon- sideratiqn to ht»t allowing such rentals. AsHing for the board's guidance, secretary Jim Metzler said .that a professional group had rented the* gym early in February and the.dance had been success- iul, Thte same group wished to make another booking. ; Trustee Bernard Mulligan 'felt that public dances should be allowed and since the last incident, greater precautions weie be'fig' taken. More janitorial staff are on duty, the. RCMP and the 'Fjre Marshall arc alerted. TrusieeJili^MirnmtX-priinled out that the trouble is with intruders, Mrs Labonte pointed out that if the dances could be.run in an orderly manner there would be no pi-oblem. Trustee John .Hayes said . that the students »had" a point as' they are only allowed fom-.-dances a year. It had—been _ [' discussed at the education meetings that Elphinstone and Pender get together and ■alternate dances. On the other hand student dances are-only for students orthose invited which means they are not always open lo the general public General opinion appeared to be that as the group is professional and the previous dance was a success, tlie" booking should be allowed. , . . Centennial 1971 ■ / By Por| Mellon Auxiliary ro St, Mary's Hospital in PORT MELLON COMMUNITY HALL MONDAY, MARCH 29th ai _ p.m. DOOR PRIZES — REFRESHMENTS AND'^QFFeT " " GENTLEMEN WELCOME ENTERTAINMENT BY DRrFTWOOD PLAYERS Adults $1.50 Students 11.00 GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY FROM PORT MELLON MEMBERS Phone 88672691 _________22 w. /vi *rfj,>.«f'* C :&'A ti. \*' - - • •v-_«v -w i*-r~ •*•—: ,**c?^i5/- -»~—S< ' « ' f *~ -~M.j^IT.,» __ ,<„'/* . „ »—.., j. *. / W" , ^ i "■um- t -,- „,.n.n.. ..in- irfi -Inn- -—V-T, - ji|-i , ' 1 in ., r I i --- - , ■■ - ■*-- ..«« .*..w..>. rf, ,!■ 4 r*/l-. /"..' fe-€Ss«. JOHN KELLY wishes to announce the appointment of STEVE REED as Government Certified Mechanic at SECHELT HOME SERVICE^ ) STEVE REED Effective March 16, Steve is well-known on the Peninsula and hopes to renew old acquaintances and meet new friends. COME INT.AND SEE'HIM AT ~" ! HOME Sechelt, B.C; Phone 885-2812 _______________ __22_l Pender Auxiliary plans Membership Tea May 12 REGULAR meeting of the Pender Harbour Auxiliary to §t'. Mary's Hospital was held March 10, at the Lesgion Hall, Madeira Park, with vice-president Mrs, J, Donnelly presiding. Tho auxiliary are asking for Pender •>'"■ = Centennial Xhq Mup and gold sign hearing the J3oar<|. Jqst about eyer^.department Centeiinial crest erected at Chaster of the PrdvinoiartJoverrjimeiiit had lo Park tolls facts relating to the deve- fro contacted before-'tho property was lopniept of this property-as. a Pre--, declared .a Provincial Parksite and vincial Parksite. Pledges have helped now it will be preserved forever fpr raise funds to match tljie Provincial public enjoyment, grant and development is now under „„ .r ■ t ... a -; .■:-~~~~- .... way. Helping with the work party on ' ,a,his ^-^ wh>«h ■? pcjennfic 0.x: «!irnrtnv 1.5 Mw tnnn Mrthlmnn pedllion plans tu sink deep into the earth's bunday weie ivh&. Joan _M$mnnan, iritei.i(„. wU, be known- B8 the Mo|10|0i secretary treasm^r of the Centennial Harbour school students to npply Tor the Committee-and Mrs, Megan MOOr- report w Sr^Qj^^r,ri! ttntr'of croft, chairman ofthe Chaster Park thL.-e Jt If they don't find anything in there, tlio /ill hp tiirfie: "Thul's nil tlieru, uny Mo.'1 " ■- '.'■-■''■■ Nursing leading lo « registered nurse or hcunsecl praetlcal nurse, Tho bubury wiill Hgnin he .$300 [•he Workshop, pponsdred by Huljerts' Creek Auxilinvyrwll'l be hold this year at, the Ciolf Club at 11 a.m, PdeaHO bring JWU4^^rwh^-,tea-t>i'Qridtn-|—Ail^i'ugillai1 iln'd" iinsi("f!in|f! mombor.s iittibroHted, plcu.su c-dn- tiiut Mi's, .1, Donnelly tlllU-'irrHd before Mnn- diiy,' Mai-uh 2a. •Mini Thrift Shop Is at tho "homo of X*fi" 1 Mind tlladys Brown. Conti'lbullons iiro very much needful, ■During hospital weok, u nuimhorHlvip tea will bo Ji.old on, May 12, nil rfjfjular Mild ii.'iKoehdo .•ntoinhorH and thctlr' frldi'ida aro Invited,, Next inkling, -'April .M/a p,ni„ 'at Lo. glon Hall, Miidolra Park, , ' 7iiiHliIIipi^^ ■■■■- NEVElsp'S-' RADIO & TELEVISION cloolor for: ZENITH r FLEETWOOD . ADMIRAL 0URRITT BROS. RDGS AND CARPRTS , '■I. 'I' • ""'P . H«' ,,,„„.„^ Ph. 886-2280 Gib.ona, B.C. THIS IS A $5.00 SPiJ! ""(toss when ori cbntroci) Your ficlvnrtlliinn In Ihlti pipoco ^wlll roach ■ nearly , 2,500 horno/'i , (nvnr 9,000 'ppoplo)' each vvopk, ■ It'n tho ■mo-it oconomlnnl way to ioat|i inoro SiiritJihiojQpri'.| <■ poo|)(o hoemm Ti'moL ndii , A0 hiio more hornoi than nn/ oihor nowftpopor pro ' <lucorl in llii". area, ,, T^iE TIMES " Phprto 003-9634 tiANDBAGS Juit nrrlyoil lor Lad|o» & Mluo», Rod, hrowri, hlock, n'ovy," tolfoo, Ovor lhn ilioHldor, wet |nok and iho popular frlnfjo trim, LADIES' SWEATERS Jm»I qrrlvod , , , piillovori, cardlgatu, Inco ||o crocfiol, all colon, PANTYHOSE Quoan »i»o fit 160.210 |l>t, )00% Diipnnl MroUh, . P/nr MEN'S SHIRTS " DroM, porntnnont pr<i»i, colourful",l»y Acadian, , 65% daeron, ^5% orlon, French cu|»^, Gold, hrown, n\nuya, ^^ hluo. _ lolmon. ' Only *rW'' For oKorcha, Wonderful fool corntort from Holland, 3 , Mlikot'fl, LadK^*1 LADIES' CLOGS Rod, while and hlna, %iy '.,■.,.-.'.... PLASTIC DRAPES All "■!*«« 1 nnd colon, Froi|ion i«p for •prlna, Tradlllonol and mad, poHorn», Mnod 72"x04", 73!""tH4". for nn, PEAK FREAN.& WfeSTERN; BISCUITS li 3 l-r$-l foluo, & talmon. Pa\y ■p immmmmm»M ii"i*n up m w m<m ■ imwiim hk.hw.-w w——imp ii».ii_-»-»mwmm FLOWER'BULB ASSORTMENT Pohlfoi, li<iqon'o», pMMii-, poony, hlomllno lioflif, phlox and nrnorylU. AA^'1' Por Pha. , Irom &W, 10 BEACH TOWELS aNDBATH LADIES BIKINI BRIEFS .-.ovo-or-motf."-..-'- * -.«-..—«-'"- CHICK OUR |i/S5Tfift ITRM5 .'., CARPS, HAPKII-tS, RASlKBTS, ^ ^ CANPII5 AMP COLORED Por'Polrt',T-*™-*"~~v;"'tA5TIIR7,ORA99r' <fA .,,, -'"-'*!' \ ' 'STARTING' AT 8 A.M, ALL FORMER STUDENTS, TEACHERS, PARENTS AND FRIENDS ARE CHALLENGED' TO A SPORTING CONTEST BETWEEN 8'AM AND 8 PM 1 '< K^ , . | ... —' • Bako Salo - Tea - Raffle Tours - Baby Sitting Service T ttw'w">»i>>mm** your SQSSCIOISS DEA^1 ^™^r WI ^iJ0* ff w^ PH pw***' [IP-^ ^WPf p^p^ t^KB0# ^^ ~f ^W ^^ 1^1 ^f P~*W 10^ W* IF1 "m ~* ^^"^ \^ Troll Bay Centro, Sechell- Phono 0052335 TIT PROGRAM '1 1 1 fliOO rt.m.- 9j00 n,m,—Grade 9 v»„ Toachorn, Basltothall 9;00 n,m.«10:00 a,m,—Junior Boy* n Flroriion IOiOO n.ni.-lliOO 0,(11,—Junior GlrU v», Bank Clorku, Volloyboll 11(00 a,m,-12i00 noon—Sochdlr NatlVo Boy« r«, ",;"v-rtarlvc-fcdttlrr-'■--:•■ 12:00 nonii^ 1;00 |),m.-— Grade10 Girl* vs. Nur- mn, Volleyball li00p.ni.- 2*00 |),m,--Grade 11 Boys v»l Men, Plop>i Hockey 2;00 p,m,» 3j00 i^m.-^Grade 8 GlrlVvii, Mo- tliori-, Volloyholl , 2,|0Q p.nl,-,4;00 p.m.^PAKe .SALE, TEA AND SCHOOL TOUR 3s00 p.m.- 4i00,p.ni.—Stialont Gov't v«. School Board 4;00 p.m.- SiOO p.m.—Grade fl Boyi v«. Vll- lorjq Council 5:00 p.m.- 6|00 p.m.—StudonM y»i R.C.M.P. ', ' . i i 6:00 p.m.- 7;0pp.m,-~Grado 10 Boy* yi, All Comer* „ ,.""',-'' 6s00 p,m- OiOO p.m.—SCHOOL TOUR 7:00 p.m.- 0|00 p.m.—Sonlnr Girl* v«. Gradi" OiOO p.m.- 9|00 p.m.-r-Sonior Boy* v». Grad* 9:00 p,m.-10|00 p.m.—Talent Hour 10:00 p.m.- ? —CoWee^ Social, Dray/ ALL OUT OF SCHOOL CITIZENS ARE CHALLENGED TO COME AND WATCli IF YOU ARO A PLAYER, DRING; YOUR SNEAKERS. THIS IS YOUR CHALLENGE Welcome! ' ����������� ������* *,' w?* **W ^ f J- ,*���'.-' r-.j �����.-*-.*-��� ^'^^Vs/v^.?:-^^ "n> ���*���:*: �����, *'i ���-�����- *r .-.i* **v. , - v ��������> *-T �� ��,'�� r 1 f/ h /��� x ��� V, c -" ����� ��� 0 -\ iJ: ii ��� *, ��� I, ' ^l 4 ���** * *��� ^ >* * ': -.''. '{ ENttffSULA Wednesday, March 17, 1971 iu��Mw����wmiwmiwivu����uvn��w��n����"^^ Pages }-$ 1 st SecheltjGrpup *.t ��. s and sons Commerce��! 1*rtiratiri^u�� The Times CUBS and Scouts of life 1st SpcheH grpup looked . especially srnant whep they hosted the tathers at the annual banquet held Monday of last week jn St. Hilda's Hall. ' . . * ;��� . Moie than sixty fathers and jjpnS a.t- tended tire colorful event where; head table guests were: Norm ��� Buritey J.P.; Rev. Dennis Popple l4r. JacU Adair ffpnl Scout House District ��QnTWsstpne-U?or4g--^yeis'~JuTi Smith (bowling); George -Hp|-eyburm7 ^ssist��nlr-EJ-s^^G^?t*is" JBaile>r teaccerJU. WoQd^maJi^Jrm -South. sioher Dave Wilson,, iShalrmari of gechelt and.Mr Burley urged Scouts to make the effort to achieve u,e efficiency which coijld qualify them to attend. AWARDS ���'��� Assistant pistrict ,Qpp-irnissioiiei". Pave Wilson presented the following Cub Badges:. �� J-'- ���' , -. '"'. ''���'.' Angler's Badge���Jirh Sniith, Team Ns sS / / I) * \ Xv t\ ��>��� Group Committee Barry .Redman. Scoutmaster Jim Japiewick, Cubmaster isfpi-a Leitpei gnd^iAssistj-nt' Cubmaster Biuce Cobleigh. District President Ivan Smith took his place with the fathers on this occasion. ������'���-. In keeping' with the seashore theme, table centrepieces were" very" attractive driftwood arrangements made by Mrs. Paula Gibbons and place markers and name tags represented marine \life. Mothers, had been busy preparing the banquet which was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr. Barry Redman proposed the tojiiUlio^tb-e Queen; Scott Dra'ne toasted the fathers and Mr. Pete Jackson gave the reply. ENTERTAINMENT Giving the dads a chance to relax after dinner, Scout Carl Montgomery played twp piano solos, a classical wait? and the popular "Something Stupid." Cubs had something refreshing planned for the unsuspecting father who volunteered for the submarine skit but being a teacher it took more than a glass of water to upset Mr. Dombroski's equilibrium. Scouting the world over was well illustrated in the.exceptionally fine colored film of the Idaho Jamboree with Lome,, Green as narrator, thirteen thousand-, Scouts attended the 1967 Jamboree in- i.rg, groping and gorging their way ^^S twlr s^outpr^^ through time, desperately trying to reach '"8 Bruce Coble.gh who ,s now a Queen s the ultimate in wealth and pleasure; even] Scout-and doing a fine job as Assistant K���f i-.k.;:��� u t ������..;..��� ..���.���.' Cubmaster al Sechelt- Native costumes; dances, music-and crafts were demon- SteaHh It takes a pretty ajert. father to detect the whereabouts of a tracking ���Glib and Gordon Dixoji is quite unaware that someone is right under his chair in the ever popular garne played when fathers and sons get together. Ecology & Fellini at Gibsons theatre LIVELY shoot,'em up.'western comes to the Twilight Theatre this week with "Young Billy Young". Robert Mitchum. and Angie Dickinson star in this excite ing tale of the old "west. "No Blade of Grass" is the weekend' film, a frightening, realistic portrayal q�� v where.pollution is leading us. Vegetation dying of pollution, world wide famine, men resorting to savagefy���all set in 1974. Il will make you think, if nothing else. Oddly enough, this movie is restricted. 'Then there is "Fellini Sat-^ricon"; Not .-.just a muvier^life itselfL Peopte groveli^ Green SlarTr-Edward .Sigouin. The Green Star is. for development of self-reliance" thrpvigh Scouting and; Scoutcraft.' Jim Smith received a special badge presented the Cub who sold the most calendars. Jimmy sold XI Scout ca'lepdars. Serving their first year- as Scouts in the 1st Sechelt Troop which was reactivated this year when Mr. Jim Jantewick took over as Scoutmaster, Scouts receiving badges presented by Mr. Norm Burley were: Modeller: Rat Pawtrol Scouts, Neil Clayton, Frankie Leitner, Gary Perby, TraiLBlazer Scouts, Gordon Harrison, Bob Drane,. Gregory Korgen. Taam Sportsman���Rat Pawtrol, Frankie Leitner i(floor hockey); Trail Blazer��� D^vid^Lai^rScQlt Ja^l'Sar^vv(soccer).'v,;(; , CoHee^p''rs|!B'adge--Ti"ail Blazer��� Gregory. Korgen Tl^amps); Carl Montgomery (rocks). Music: Trail Blazer���David Lamb and Carl Montgomery, both taking piano with Mr. S. Redman. Entertainment: Carl Montgomery who entertained at the B.C. Hydro Xmas Party. Artists: Rat Pawtrol���Kenneth White (painting and carving). Scout Calendar Crest for selling the most calendars was .awarded Frankie Leitner- of the Rat 'Paw-" lml-Wjip_sold 2? calendars. TWIU6HT THEATRE GIBSONS . . ��� STARRING: Robert M'tchum and Angle Dickinson. WESTERN 7 CQLQR WEONESPAY, THURSDAY, FRIDIAY, . MARCH 17, 18, 19-til8p.m. il- ���*T-i "j / before Christ was born. Leaving rem- * nants of art" and .other cultural attempts to sink in the resulting mire. strated by Scouts apd many - attractive | gateways of welcome had been built. At Shock Water coming inr-y-Jll, Ctil)s of the the receiving encj pf a glass p| water, 1st"Secjieit Pack at the Father arid administered by Scott Drane and Son Banquet entertainment when Mr." aided by Edwa/d Si^oimu (lraiitXlay=������Buua-wjrd--ot-a^vice^-if-ytnrTOmBt^rg^^ of campfires illuminated T^i^DombTosTi^wiuinMrednTrb^���tonT~13onam"Dombroski and Lance fue "Satyrrcon' and bring your inhibr- *--- ��� ... .... .....*���- .......... the submarine and found himself at Parish. tio��s wuh-jm the movie will look like ��� ��� ��� ;,, . ��� \ ; . , . ^ ._ ; a put. on���r^P>3u leave, your inhibition** * . at home, Felfmi will make you look like Many projects ��������� a put on; so just come as you are, if ���"^ ' you're over eighteen. Inexpensive backyard swimming pools., with opportunities to push the tijlly- the site and by day the bqnds of international friendship were strengthened^ . This year another Jamboree will be held in Japan with 20,000 in a.tteridance. The Canadian Contingent will be 400 strotfg and Mr. Jack Adair remmded. those present that before leaving for Japan by chartered aircraft, the Canadian ScoyIs wilj camp^ai Totem Parl^Tles^dence, Van- In presenting the badges, Mr. Burley spoke of lhe extra effort required to achieve them and illustrated the point by reading from the manual, requirements for. the Citizen's Badge which every Scout must possess. -. ��� Following presenHaiiorT of awards, fathers and sons rounded off the evening with games "and-ea'ttijpfirer������7-r: : STARRING Nigel Davenport, Jean WpHflce- APMLT B.C. Censor WarnirtQ: BrHtally reqlistjc, some swearing and coarse language. SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, MARCH^O^I ,2% g| 8 pjru ^Vlothed'^uest in|.p the wa^ brjpg soc- .- eP^ver, July 25 'tp &7th. ictj-rtypp hijinor wH)l>P \W rp^ct" p| $(l\ |* 'lir\^ah next Jarr)bPVPP. w|U ^4 )P Wfr 1 Blake C. Alderson DC. CHIUQPRACTOH Post Qffico Building Sechelt Phono 885-2333 Res. 8B6-2321 Tuesday to Friday 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:30 p.m. to V'OO p.tn. -,t ., eveHih��s by'appointM6Nf SCREENPLAY BY FREDRICO FELLINI RESTRICTED "There Is Np End, No Reginpipg.. Them'. Is Oply The Infinite rgssjprr Of MfjBi*''' ���Fellini. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THUflSpAY, MARCH^a^-iSptlp.-,, CKNTliNMNIAL '.pint js sprearjjng .'Sttipl^irts, ra^pd Ihoir own funds-for the throughout tho Sechelt School District three day vibit. It was agreed t||al a leL- with numy piojeclb underway, lleporling ter of appreciation .should be sent to Vloto- at; last week'ri board meeting, trustee .Jpliiij riu fiohopli -Board, with a copy to Hon Hnyes. ouilijied what is being don?'..''!- ,'Basfprd. Also a letter to (lie television Pendei4 ilarhonr Secopd.ary -School /wher'ci" sUiduntH |ire building playgroii|id uqi-ip- inopt for lilgmniil Scluuil. It is^l��o intund- ��tl to make plaques for-tiro school auditorium using a centunniul Ultimo, ���1 Giant Conleiinitil Vy-tlkuthpn vylth both Elj'iliinslp'iio HiurPender participating wilh a f 1 lilinFltiWTTt b (.'tinlT*rln:|Tui'ft-i?rTi"li5Tr huing inycsligalud. Ti'iihIuch Amies Liiliniilu and Mill Niirr- V 1110 alttiiHled.n meeting at (rUmcHis where Hliidunlt-- uro working nn plans for i:nn- .sti'Ii'elinn of ��i, log cabin, It wim rii-gjnully dociilud In luriUl it behind ICIpliinstono but ciiiiHiiliirutldii is now being given it on lhis silo .(if llio poi'tuNn cliiHsroDin which will mum lie r��mnvn'|..Tlm cubln will bu 15x10 mid iH lioihg ihmlgiirirl by Mr. |.<eH I'citei'Hnii i.inrl will bn luilll tiiulor the gnkl- -il|-!u -of Mi', M,|ii|-||-inn, It In liopoil lo fur- iiIhIi t| w|l|i (if'iMlpiininl iiiiod by'pliiiusui'H., Mo PAi}KiHa l|(!(|ni)t.l I'i'diii Mr. Ciw|n-r In allow |niii!|iui'n #hi puck llinir mirii nn ''IHihiiiih lilliiliuinlmy [Hcliiiol groiindN wiih i-oI'iimiiiI by llm DiiDiil on tho gniundH Uiul llio I'lio' nwiriilnill (Imiii mil iippinvii tlio piirklni.' pi' , mini tflnmi In kuIuhij IhiIIiIIiii'h, ��� Hoard (.'lu.ilrniiui, Mih, Hhhilii KIIhiiii mild Uiul II In mil llm Hi'liiiul liiianl'ii ro- Mioiuiitillily In pi'iividn iiiu'klng'fur lunuli- ci'H, ..yjdToniA vibits ' lliii'tilll Vlid! nf, IIIII ni'U(|n fl l||limirin l*:i(.'iin-(ilmi ,v finluml .Hlii(|n|iln Iii Victoria Wim r��i|i(��i'Uii| to |in |W,i ii||IhIhi|(|Iii|( in'inmlm,. '. ���A"'" "'station wnich-allowed students to tnur l.|-p s|udio and also featured them on llic Noon Hour Show, j, [ ��� ' L.eilor from Ponder Harbour Secondary Schopl oskliig thot consideration be given (p thu Board -iluiriug part of Ihu cost oi . spnfllr'Vg \'i honor sti.idepts lo VlclurJu-to��� ���htrflr^i-nK-QTOT^ J.ogiala- tipo, YV"'' referred to Hie District Mipor- jnlfiiideiit for n c||cck inlo cohIh and If 1 the fiftiKioiiiH cniiirl bo acconiiiKKlaterl In the LogiHlulnrc Gullury on tho day of tlio Oilcan's visit, PARKSSVI^LE BGMINAR Ap, Ofwiiy ���miiluHt.' will lUrnldp which ������lildont I'rrtni pbiidur lluibour and hIm> nno I'l'oin lillphinslniio will hu dVomin to iili'ond tho IJ.C.SclJool Ti'uhIuuu AHuoiiiii- llun HoniiiKir In I'ltrliH^lllo, A|)rj| Hii-afi'lli. Tnpio will bo "Kdiuuilinn in l|iu hitnm Wind-. lil'ii llio |!lui|lo||-|tih", Oim Uiiiclicr w|l| iin,Miiiipiiii,v lhn hliiduiilii, HANtt BONUf4 'rriitilerm (ipiH'iivinl iilliii'iillnn nl .'^llll fron.) llm nii'iliMilai' lr'iiiH|iiirliitiiiii in'cniinl I'fM'.M'llMHpwi'llll/t lllllld HllltUM)IH I'l'iilli Pni- ilui' |liii'liniir Ip JVhKJnlru Pink iluilnn tii!liin)l liniiiH, ; .An iilrjliii) 'iilln) , niiHinit 11 incihcul nliiii'lmp. wim 11-ilwnl by llpi (|(i(ini'1."Wlniii wim your liiHt miK nxiHiiicncfi?" - in rim pllni niiIiI. "Ilii)li,' VSo.loiin ���niinV1'' ,!lin ilAiiliiriiHluiil 'I'lin pilot uknciid ui bin wiilch und si hmI-i; "Wnll, IPh uniy yi:l[i imiw," FEMALE mi? WASSSTED T��r BARMAIDSNi��r WAITRESSES ��� COOK Apply lf\ Person To The PENINSULA HOTEL SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY Special Sale! 11***. 115 CU, FT HElIVVNATOR Rce, 236,77 SALE IB CU, FT. HELVINATOR Rog, 247,77 SA^fe 23 CU, FT, KELVINATOR Roq, 277,77 ?ALK SALR PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL MARCH 31 All Prices IncliifJo Ona Yonr Wqrrnn^y By Our Ovrn Sorvlco Pppt, l��l um QIJAUTY I HARDWARE I ECONOR/IY Vmmmm0mm.mm*mm0mm0mmm00mmmM0mm*l " %wmmmmimmimw<mimmmmmfmmmfmrmmiitm t Phono 005-2171 Sechelt, B.C, cknee DANCE JHE LIVELY RHYTHM OF >aveWeslley's mmiv��m*m��mmfm0^'wm<m+tm>i��<m'*vimumm^ j^��_--lSI?C���IAL ���: ir* f��.-~ _ :.���.,,_,1 l~. SIRLOIN STEAK with, all the trimmings .-UNTIL 9 JPM, ONLY,;,,,,.........., ���,____ '.___;_.���___���,���.���.:,!.���... liniiiMiRnNpipiin 0 , '::'V. HIGHWAY 101, SECHELT ��� PHONE: 085-2311 SATUI^PAY, MARC;H 20 - 9 P.M,-1:30 A.M. \ IX*. 1 c^t". .. ��� ,��� ' gSf ��� Mlaflt 1 J hw **���! *���* 0 0* u 11 JW Me-B-3 . the *��iHw��ta 1W�� Wednesday, Mdph 1*, 1971 ' ri- ������ i i .j i ,�� ��� j I ��� - ^���������'.. ���! -��, 'i " ' nitwrMjiiliiii'M'iai'M't^ *TttE pENJNSUUl^^ / may be wroils, btt't I \ltall ttat be \p mans as to fail to nay what I believe to be right" ���JpUN A | KINS Dpon-AS G,' \Vr.-EnEn, Frflior tt^HKnHt^*qmt**M*w*w0**m0*m00i��*^^ al SEE'etlO^S rwar OUR so-e-illed f'hee!' society luis suiely renched i\ new low when smlill groups ol Ibltlht inspired rahbje nrp nhle fo disrupt tow nnd order, cie'ite disturbances whenever responsible members ot tjie public hold meetings, snuisli and tear. down public building1. at\d n way of life which has taken many'years of jhuudship and experience to bring about, and gen- et-iiliy attempt-to t'otce theji insidious hall bnKed indocliine where it ih clearly nol required ".UW"tW0 3'ears~iTgo"\ve beheld the- nbomiii,ible spectacle ol scum sctemmng ���ahuse ahd profanity n^qtir Prime Minister on ai rival at a xVancouver function Last . week a cabinet minister was prevented from speaking at one of o\|r so-called "pillars of learning" namely UBC Significantly, in the country that so many of tHese aparchists worship, Irom afar, they Would be shot tor such activf-' ties Here in our permissive society the sob sisters, bleeding hearts and I el low travelleis would scream "police brutality" the moment they lay a hand on the trouble makers Just a tew years ago when we had law and order, backed by the courts, hooliganism would not have been tolerated and rable of the type we have today would have been given pionipt treatment Unfortunately, too many people have for too long been brainwashed by the leftist element and sincerely believe law and order to be an undesirable institution Unless the general public wakes up to the fact that then veiy luture is threatened and that unless they demand a return to law and ordei, the restrictive, robot-like existence under the fetters of _a_cQmmunUt_tlictator,slup���wj!1���be���a- a mipoiity as most people aie awaie but this is no excuse lot shrubbing the matte- ori. An evil thing is taking place Within a responsible civilization and strangely enough the moderates who constitute, hy tar, the majority do nothing. This too is understandable loi like the police, the moment they mm on the suhversives, they come under attack lion" the bleeding heart societies ���*%j���t, shangii-la compared to the fate in store It mecely calls for a little observation to realize the type creating the' disturbances throughout tlie country They look rabble and aie rabble They are also an ai As we have stated in the pasi, theie comes a time when a country becomes so corrupted and degiaded by politically motivated uouble imikois that u dictatorship is inevitable No sensible pei son in oui western world would welcome a dic- taloislup be it communist ot otheiwise but, ahsurd though it might seem, this |s a late we lace unless apathy is discarded and action taken now to iid om- selves of the "curient malignant scpuige already, taking firm hold What should be consideied is the lact that due to screams oi '"brutality" followed by even Jouder sciearns ot protest by the sob sister pawns, police are reluctant to take stein measures On top ol this, we have many clowns on the Bench who themselves belong to the bleeding heait entourage, and ihey in turn preler to treat the police as villains of the peace At the higher level, government officials become intimidated at what they feel is public sentiment and they too adopt a position of leniency,^ a one way road to hnal destruction. Remedial action is not impossible but.u we would suggest, should not be left too long This calls for responsible organizations such as Chambeis of Commerce and,any concerned individual to make strong representation to his ML A -and-M P-seek mg-a-retu rn-to-law-en fcorce=_ ment We have the police and the means but it will only be by'pbpular demand that the lives, property and well-being of the general public will once again be safeguarded e�� AT-LONQ-last-comes ��ifi announcement -cerpt-irra -prelimirrary-ta-another-clec= 'through the otfice/ot Hon Isabel tion Dtiwson that an almofst immediate start is to be made on thelLangdale-Gibsons cut-oft as phase'one ofsvtmt one assumes is an overall highway reconstruction project At an estimated $1,200,000 expenditure, it might be said a reasonable start has been made to carry out {he, ejection promise by Premier, Bennett which was that reconstruction of Highway 101 would be included in the ne,\l estimates It was not in the budget and very many supporters} of the Social Credit Government have long since become "disenchanted;.' If is therefore; encouraging to learn that, shch work has been included in the 1971 estimates and will take place in between elections rather than as a gimmick, shortly before lhe next one, The cut-off, of course, was scheduled prior to the last election bul naturally iJ^IUi4-4iHiM^'lM^he-long-hing-rjrrrr* v'.'ject, ll is very likely it would have bom , completed I0fjg before this time but .unfortunately the original location ol" the pew road fired off a spale of local politics. , Alter changing plans for the proposed ' roijie iwo or three times, one could hardly, .bliime ihe Highways Minister of lhat 1 day for shelvink plans, Two other announcements made a few weeks ago also came,from lhe office of Hon, Isabel Dawson but were verhal nnd have nqt been conl'lruicd in writing, These were for development of Hie f-nr- >oise Buy pui'Mle ami development of Ki ,��,jii.. ��..&(>�� ���-.iho Skookuhitflink rapids pnrkside,' We find Ix'ih announceiiicniH oxlre- mely suspect, Particularly .following ��r- , rival last week of a Sumnui/y of- Parks and 1 Hecreatlon Program from-lhe office of , lion, W, K, Klemiin willed was sub- headed "A .Summary op Pink Policy with .SpecificiHel'erence to' Present, andJ'ul- iire Prognuns.,;' .Signil'icanily, nol a mention/ wi,tft made In lhe eighteen page nuiii- ., mai'y'ol' cither local pinks, Tlie fjilt:sil��>n,l|llil;liiinK'd|iite|y couirs lo mlbd, ih; were Ihew hasly verbal ,im- ' noiincemeiiis iiiiulo in iif-in of the Pie-'' ���"mler-rilireni-io c-*i|l nn fclecilonrsiionld'ihe:; TeiiiMU'"* refuse io obey orders lo re- jiirn'io work'/ Considering pnsi failure lo live up lo election promises, out; repnv (seniiitlye would have been In dire slnilts hud lhe goveiniiK'nl gone lo Hie people al Ihis lime, - , ' ��� ,,-'.. II could \)h thnl ihe-iwo announcements were gcmiiiHJ even ihouglt m>l Included inMr. Kl'-nian's Shmmaiy, Being riiiher suspicion* minded, nol without good cause, we would hale to llilnk Ihey emanaled from subleifiige ami de- The \^minmhhs]44m^Z _���.���.1_,!������,������,i|-|i|illi(|i��d,.vye<>"ic����|iiy��-ft| fi����!|,e)|'.w,.,���.,!_,"i1.. ," I , on. U.C'h HtmUipo Can** ��� ' '. by ��� SeclKll ivi!i��i��ofA Tfme<i lio-i aio-jtfcciieii, JiA nniwlit* fl, Wlirekr, lUillor ami PnMhher SiitwtrfprfonRftfcir(|��0ffiDU) Perhaps the answer lies in the lact that Mr Kiernan in his Summary has prepared a budget of only $4,756,000 for his, 1971 program whereas, the Premier has announced he will recommend that $15,000,000 betaken from budgetary cash "reserves for accelerated park, development. Just what will be done to improve the present highway is something else again At the moment it is an astounding disgrace and the whole length from Gibsons to Earls Cove is deteriorating at an alarming, rate, Strangely enough, one of the worse areas for pot-holes is that in close proximity-to the Highways Department maintenance yind near Gibsons. That portion bounding Trout Lake, near. Halfmoon. Bay, will soon be below wafer mark. Indications are that unless remedial acliori'is laken in the near I'm ii |���eT-pe^id6nl'r-<^M^^^nfl^1'fl*^^)at',-��� wil| have to seek a new means of,trans-, portal ion,' Possible the solution will be small hovercraft which would, at least, pave the Way for a new industrial urider- taking somewhere or other.' This might be hlhe anRwer lo the whoje problem, Forget lhe highway, lei il collapse and become water-logged ami then rock" the world of toiirifif promotion by offering lhe one and only "North American Venjcie", What tremendous potential? Manufacture of giindolers would inxtin anolher new indiiHlry, l-'loal? ing rosiaiiranis, conducted undersea lours of,the,old, ruins thai once weie roads, water taxis w��>uld be tlie order of lhe flay? The, Jist is endless! , ' 'I'lien* must surely be some reason why, the highway has been pcnnilterl to full into such a stale of disrepair and. jl would scc'ifi, one excuse is -as goml as'another, ��� Poet's corner --Chester is quite determined to get rid of the crab gross once and for all." v , Rhyming Philosopher T Heartielt thanks Editor, The Timet., Sir A very bpecial thank you for your suppoit ot the Februaiy Heart campaign Though U is still too early foi final tig- Uteb on t1ie~yrDv-inCTa-l"tnml-tirive-al 1-bigns- point to bUGcess We couldn't do rt without the suppoit ot the communrty newspapers Again, to you and your staff "thanks from the Heail" fiom each of us at the EC Heart Foundation (Mrs) KELLY YOUNG Spirited citizens "TSdltorrT-liiT-Tinre-j; Sir In any community wheie citi?ens do "the extras" for the well-being of then fellow citi/ens, there is an opportunity for commendation Here on the Sunshine Coast, we have that privilege because, we, have so many citizens who have supported the Golf and Country Club financially though they theniselyeg get nothing from their generous actiprj unless rt he that the value nf their property is enhanced In lhe first instance, a numbei of les- ldents bought debentuiei. to make a Golf Course a possibility Then, many of these pay the full family membership playing i.ee though they seldorji..,it evei exeici.se their .right to" play anytime, This fee is approximately $100.00 per year. There are social members who pay $40.00 annual;, family membership and who never enter the door of the lieuutiful Clubhouse, though much larger numbers ore now using the Coffee hur and the Cocktail'Lounge plus enlertuining their friends; ' . -h i�����Vtt|-y���worn muni ty-p-there���a r-fM-howi- payers of Sechelt should lei then feelings be known on this matter My last item for today is stoie closing hours 1 admire Mr Benner's gold plated nerve He would be the chief benefrcraiy of any���sucli���b-yJaw^���It���ib-cranvnion-know��� ledge lhat the chief offender of the Loid's Day Alliance Act has been the same man The above is merely a pieamble to the real problems fating Sethelt as a Village The real pioblems of how best to generate ojderly__giowth within the Village to pioduce the money to pay fot the sewer s���etc-p-ai e���eoribtantly��� begin���swept- back undei the rug All attempts to come to close grips wrth teal pioblems weie dealt wrth by the easy method of erasmg them fiom the agenda at tne one meeting I missed The lack of leadership fiom the chan is a dneel reflection of the apathy of the voteis and taxpayers of Sechelt as is cleanly shown by the fact that 3 out of 5 membei s of council were elected without contest NORMAN WATSON Hairy W Fletcher PROCRASTINATION I el's take a few seconds to ponder I he things we should do, but we don't, 1 ike fixing Ihe door oi ihi|l fiole in the flooi We ought lo do now. bul we won't Too often we lei oui minds wander, i!riLoff_wntuig- letters pasi due, In Your Garden ���By The Old Rake LAST wW we were talK-mi* ahput the sup being! up m the tiees and shn|hs, Which brings to nftnd a job "that car}., he dune bet lor tit this tune thflp fit any o|lU't Most 'people giow u laurel hed|5o hc-i-ause ol il*�� mpid ��i o\vtlr.' tnpY get ti hedge m a hun.y Tins, p\ tact, makes Imirel n nun trni" saUslnc'tiny subject I'm rt hedge The aveingo gaidenei is, Inclined tn let them gel tod lame and consequently, hard In lDuue When t|us happen*, d is best to cut thorn hack haid and Q* Hiey ine In active giowth they sopn send out new giowth and in a lew mouths the cuts will be coveted and will not show To wait ton long betoie doing this lesults in a lot ot Iho'wood dying b-*-ck aijri leaving o lot ol unsightly stubs You \yi\\ be pleasuntlv suipnsed il you have a specimen laurel that is too laige and you cut it back haid huw soon |t will be a good looking shrub again Hec-uusu tliev grow so rapidly they are inclined to be neglected when il comes to leeding, this is why they so pi len hove leaves that me pale and yellow and diop oil Tlie most common tumble it* the shot-hole fungus whuh shows up as holes m tlie leaves, it cent be corvtwUled with a coppeis spiay and 1 have hear d ot good lesults being obtained with deil- diin^ If the leaves ato eaten atound the outside yon can suspert some ni the leal chewing insects in winch cat,e a soap and nicotine spiay will help llhododendions have the same trouble as lain els in that they olten get too huge lo handle comtoitably The same tieat- ment is lequued only that the time lo cut back haul is cjiifeient The time to do rhodos is light after they have I unshed blooming in summei It they aie leally laige it might be better to do the job ovei two yeais Cut one halt down lo a foot and leave lhe othei half foi next yeai This will leduce the shock and also let you have lloweis tot next yeai To get thai daik gieen shade on ihodo leave*, they should be diessed wrth an acid mix feililv-ei just altei they have tinished floweung Do not tiy to dig the feililuei in meiely serated it in with a rake as the feeder loots aie veiy close to the sui- Jace Probably "Lillle Women" could make a come-haik as a besl-sellei il H��\veie advertised as unexpurgated Theie s, dishes lo wash, nnd the gat den, by gosh, looks woise than ,i junijle���it's Uriel I here isn I much tune left lo squaiulci, (���(.jtaiilless of what we may think The fusi thuig you know iheic'll be nnlhinij lo show foi yeais you have ponied down the sinkA I hough maybe wc'ie ail growing fomlei Of pressing the flesh on our seat, Well find lhat we've built up a complex of guilt Shi rounded by walls of deceit rtefoic we are bum~onct|'-j|-fifrTpriilci, I el's euin peace of niMiil, if (Icsitdil, Don't put off fpi iponlhs what you should do ul once (I'd do that myself, bul I'm tiicd!) BOAT BUILDING & REPAIRING WOOD & HBREOLASS GLASS PONTOONS & FUEL TANKS 8 Bus. 883-2521 or Res, 883-2297* 1 J I V��nr,4S"'t V����rt, ft*\Yjtf1i$H Utvim ,..,������ nod l'flr��KirlJ WM tilt arm train fort iMillan to fig, (Howe (Imiml to lervlt Intel) numt ptm m**>m4i'*m**m'm ������Yfllir iUHltrlliiiitmni are InvltPil Soncfot,Tomorrow ;u�����_^4_^���"���aw-v=i.|>-/'Bo-ri-riy-(-lluddy) ��� f flUI ** ' Lot tlm rnlny.rlny-i of yrmr mlfid Miow iptHtpur gniHii for MIkIiHt llmunlilH, And yrmlerrlny'n rirflnrnw puw llh�� ��� ��1iihJoWh1Iuou��Ii Him duwnn of your mind on llmli'wny'.o hrlMblei; lliliip,, ,' J,<d ypur mind Iltf1��ii to ihn immln of yoidui'diiy I'iiI ynnr liij/irllmid lollio miii/{ of ' "lumyi'i'nwi ��� Vnr tlm dwdllmt tn Ihn nn��l hrlnifn : only i��nln, wllli no iu'oidIhh nf lomnrrow, ��� i * CHANCHNrt TIM MM by ), J'onllrom 1 low,1111(1 when old In )jo filopo ' \ ,, Will).no uilu iionr..l)(iloi)/tlni{, ��� ~"Wilfr"��'in'li il)j"i"|f"Hny'luH(:ill)uV^iI|iT,r'!:3 Ami. no one t'nnic-i iuMtlltnit,' Wli''ii rhlldrrii hll IIMs hlnlNMinve flnwi), TIimIc. I'oiidii nf Jifn hi talihvt, ; ', ' Whlln lli<7 wiih jiiv'i Jlif'm )lf�� mid luvii Miml liico ii blcul' lomori'uw, Tlm�� wiih w)i��i>"f��)ri /o|j<�� worn r��voiml, And 'round llm Ix-iul nil /(iillmiri/fl, . "UulUt tnw moflarf) liuy unA ana Tho youiiH 'Juidenn't Im lioilnirnd,' who are never willing to give any financial support lo unyfhing unless they benefit directly, even lliough they huvo the money to do so, II is very refreshing to fiild so many people whoso outlook mid practice is one of generosity. . I cnnin' across Ihis sltuullon whop was reading noma of the reporls of the Suushinn Const (lolf und Country Club, ft glvfifi one irgronl I'OHpoct, for the (illi/,- ��� oiiry op the piuilimuJn who am financially olilii (o eiihinicii llielr Community.with-- out OHl'iiii! for iiny return, CANON IWNTO RWAN From the outside Kdlloiv"-IlmT'linfiR "'.; Hie: IliiVIng nothing I ml lor to do, woirlhor liijliig wlinl ll Iiiih hoon, I mite Ihis o|)|)oiiunlty lo iilr.o fow llilngs ll)iii ll,iiv�� rliion lo ,ili�� niirfiicn .of Vlllfi/oi nf- /��|rf|. , , .''.',', Ji'lrnl.'wu'Jiu'vo Unil good iiid rn||u|)lo t'lK'Hliuil, Hlouk |.|V'{ iipd iiM |ih woikIdi'h. CiiiIiiIii uutiiilmi'H of iiouncil, when limy fool tholr' liiinifii fui)"<lu wlilij n lilt of ii jwill-ih, I'oIhii this Doiicy^oldllHnuo, > Any moiiim for n frim li'lp to Vloinrlii id puh- llc uxr-on-m in a ^o'^OKi'iimi, Tho,VJJIiik** ' liuvu jmnii lo|d lirwi'l'Uiig, Hum iiliorjiino Unit iliny,('/in ux-mel. ildllvory of Hlenk |<17�� iiny I lino l|ml I huy imp jirijHi.-nl -lll�� ���**iri'iiyiii'(,'|aj"7<o"voi;iiojoiii- wlrii^iiin' foiiow- ��� Inn. \ ' A h|iiri|)r|nlrtrr uiiiii uliowinii llm mm und pautl, a duto ot, jioinm*in����m��rit and liml hut ('orliiiiily 'jri/i 'Jo/ihT, a I'loiiiu/liil pnjjimlIon iiloiu'ly nliowluit l>'iw llio pro-' Jin'l Will ho |iii|d |>ir rifii'l hy whooi', In Uiiio inonnlliiio' ihu iniid will hu Itnpt In riwoi'Vft pending I lift imllinl iioihIh of tho yillnrto hy iho Unfit,"nr hurnitr;,fi<r much 'fpr llmt, \yn now noma lo Iho Clly llnH lumm, Tlilo Ih molly woimdlilimoJu'i, 'l'i���� I'"*-1 , piiyors luiyii, not y��d pnlii'foi' llm -lYixmnt iiijiiviirlcii immfoil-iitnlloo, At $'/<( pur ni|, foot llim'o iH.Hinnll I'omfort In It, Two of llio priiMont nmmlmni of (f'omioil Jn��'i nn iicliv)! purl'in thnl, flnncii Hint riiMillo'l lu Um 4-oMh(niil|oii of lhn Mnyor of l|iu -;-'j''y>- ���~���-i-",- ���"-- ��� "-���'-' 7��� * "Tlio mini'! pnopio.. loo now irHlvvly mmpa\0\i)ff, to do II to o�� ��/-ftln, 'I'lmy \nrn W|llln/t <o Hjmrirt a coniddiirJil/lo plima of mo.lmy. lo |��idduci.', umlnly, n bullilloii ��� liml wIM do iiothlox foi'-iioyorm i'Kccpl ', in puffin' ti|> f jw (,'j-oh (if iioiiio of ilm ijoiin; I'll, ,Th*r C'oun��t|| <%nmh*r In ui-��-d M 1|tn��R u yioo' for a ��noid loin) of iihoul fid |mur�� hy tho, Council during ro^uliir V^l)n(t�� Ipaallntft, J-'V/r UiIn w�� (hn'l pw.fi �� 4t),WQ rtollnr ndrilUon, nnd I 'fool limt Din Iiik- MUSHROOMS ARE FUN FOR COOKS ON THE RUN! , T|ifl busy womon, lhe conk on Iho run, likos lo mako o hio Ihlno of wee|<orifl hfeqkfqsts, Thny are plannorl lo |nsl oil doy so%Uo con N frno. lo join Iho foinlly on lhn ski slopes/Hkollna ���ink or'whorayar, Mreqkfasls |l|<o (mil, dorool 1< llnkarl i-nrjs wilh Mii^Tirooms, hocon or frleil ham or saiisorjos, hpl muffins (nunlo from 0 mi"<), oik! coffee, gel oVory|��oc|y ��� nwoy'lo o hoppy cloy, * PAKE0 RGQS ANP MUSHROOMS 7. tablespoons J>ultor or morgorlno ��i pound mu-ihroorns, *>ll^����l I modlnm onlon^ sliced , I pihloBpoon f|ot|f l",. ' '' ' Vx inospoon fjoli I/O loospoofi popper1 , ' 1 cup ||()h| cronm fi ef'r-s '(���Vili ond popper Vi cup ornlod choflilor cheoBO hut lor, or moroorlna , Where Fashion is a byword Smart Shoppers are found at % , , ,,��� HELENE'S" FASHION SHOPPE Ueol oven io 350" p. In heovy sklllel wilh hool proof handle, rrio)l Inittor ovnr medium hont, Sauio mushrooms nnd onions unlll mndnf, Remove from hool, odd croom slowly, stirring itnlll well blended. Itoriirn tplieof ond cook until thlnken��d nhoui 5 minute-}, silrrlno qonlly; Preok eprjp ono ol a llrno inf^ n soucor ohd,,"|il|p carefMlly on top of ssn'uce, SprlnKle withsolr, peppar;;ond omted th^ssc, Dot with butlor or mor* gq>lno7poKo"|V|5vi'o7-0''iriinUliis/ unlliecj08 ore sol, Serve on loan! or fiplM muffins, 6 f-orylngs, , , , '��� .. . . TODDfS \i ; , -DftYG'OODS , i r CHILDREN'S 8* INFANTS' LADIES' SPORTS WEAR Phono 006-9994 Sunnycresi Shopping Co'ntro ' ���aiffla.s^^^y.;a:OTii���awfc;yTja,..,gKill t^s^^^msasa^^^K^^a^^^^^m^m^^^^^^i^m 00S-22G3 SAVE MONEY ��� ATYOUR POPULAR LUMBKU ANP 0UII.PING . SUPPLIES Serving The 5un&bln�� Coa5| GULF BOItPING SUPPMIS Socholr, 0,C, I I t t .. , . . .��� ...... ...... * ' '., , , ��� ..'':���.''.,! %��00**0^lii*Bet4&!lh0$0K0!*mjt*rt��**0^ * ^ 5 ^^--^.^-^K^^ jfili*^***?**^^^^ %r^taw^2*^^,,^*��- S��^*s':a.-*!^i��L^^:S%.-^,-"v":-V,- u". -,'^;^B-'!9*��S3sfe^.^^"^ ^;,^U ^-j-^-.^.i "J *^SX." - ^Z&% J^T^ ^,l-^l>^~.Z "^ -.'4^ ~ ' " - . - - - - . - - ^ -- - -<- ...j- ..����������- - -��� _. -��- -- -S*yJVl��<r^*^^^|W��ySy**l'.^��g��,"^, ���Lef-ter from Parliament Hill OTTAWA���The legislation for (be Caiv ^df" Pqvelnpmenl Gorpoijittnn is.--.ov* nmcmgniiii and eanbinu tlie nsjii"! conliibion- . ���Sum''" think it ib n iilnjn In liny bac'c C-ilind'un inrtnatiy trnm Am.Pi.iean rwilml, whirli il imi'i Bnmc know it wn't Hi-e|i u plan, Imt IhimV il ,slm|il(l be Add siiiyi! liiiiy Hunk it us n plan |(> bnle nut pi- ellii'iopt ('{iMuduin indusliio.s Ifum lb'' vewnidb of tlfoir own follies, which lot lib pi ay it will not bu The Canada Develnpmont Corporation litis two oblensihle pi n poses, both ol winch T hope aire real l'Nrst it is intended lu help develop industries which aib (o lhe gen- ujal benelit oi Canadq (Air Canada, at its inception, would have been .such a pio|liable mul vulu- i"l>ro ��� piuieel ) Secondly, i1 is designed tla make piolits lor the shareholders, who aie you and I, the this: Air also lion) Panuiclic Oils is tt'sejf a niiiijat-nfp-ttf'.-i.llS QI3C. nP|"��e government bpvight 4,-1 per cent of the shui-es in this venture to discover oil in the Arctic and if it is successful, will get--45 per cenf of the profits. I^anai-ctic, an innovation of Art Laing during bis tenure as Minister of Northern Affairs, was an unusual move in Canada but such government- partnership with industry is common in Sweden and Finland. The basic facts nf our new legislation can be scraped down to these bare skeletal bones: CDC starts by taking, over the govern-, ment's interest in four major operations; Polymer, Eldorado Nuclear, Pariarctic Oils and Northern Transportation. The government will be paid for these in -shares, of CDC. In addition, tbe government will invest 250 millions in new CDC' shares and will have authority to lend the porporation 100 million more, all oyer the period of the next three years. This is seed money. It is hoped that the Canadian public will invest in the ���--,,,,- *t.,vw,. - ��� ~��� j 41 . , CDC dh'ecUyrSi,bjfecl orrly lo the staticA$9W$$f, H^ML^^&m^ ,i J i,, ��� * -i ' C <f\{ 'A" A ti ^ i > ��� \ ,' V'/ i'iuwa'v��lJjA^W5a^^'"("av.'M������T^i��^i��'iii^w V ��� iVJ- -.-J/\ 'Ki' .**- ?! i ��* t *!���& fa "��� -*��� ii- <A ��������� >:#vf---? -;<:���:��� i At "Ja^s"-��� r >^i - Y - \ 1 1 ' .IV " < f.X ' _^W"-I J.' "^/���^^U-i^-' _���*, - v .* ��r~v\ '' . <^-v" Msss-ssasasasisjswig!^^ The P?fl!!K(((q times ��� P��gB BA , ffi7������������--.-- ��� , Wednesday'. Mgfcft 1?< 1071 ],>,. ^fl , -" ���' -- ���; , "' '-���-';��� h $wm Kb^^1 El#h}n$t(?m sfudmts plari H��m$$9*ni&9 Donee N\- --V'-V1-^- \ZA- ^ ��� 'Aifi^A^ *-?A-a - \ .- /i '���v jJA^^l^^L^mSu*i*\ i. MJ.UK'HI" iBt'T-"'*'���* *l ��� ^ " f-" fc *���"* t fi? / ! 1,1 , Junior Physicists With all iln* facilities ol a brand new and well Bf-wpjjyBd physics isboratory at'titeit'diSipVrsal, grade'eight stntienfs iegrn 'tW itiystpry of Ught r^ys from physiip'- lectut'er -Ivlr. Te-i-ry. Miller bf- f(ii;e setliing. (fnwn to their oVn expei-i- rnent"s.�� Stvtdenl-dmplays will be set "���'f-*4'. ' 'ti ? V"-i 'if ��} \ /. J.' lipPBlN^TO^^^tudPnt Government has arranged q^ar-pp fpr the 2(5(11 of. Mf^i-eb asi^iavt ^jr-in^lffHiVmU' Tho liupfi' will ]-e ������Atnuiapl^VjilK^lFtV.' W'11 l>ft ^>rt|ier publicity tiiW\\ tins latpr. A hasltpti'all jjqipn betweeii Ibc stud- nut (loverpii|)m\t 911(1 St|ioo| lipoid is be- ,ipg nvrangpd. Tjiis'sJiould be vpiy mtei- 'estipg m*d c|it'|cven1.'Theie will be a dptai'cd pies.1" itdptiSe op the activities lor pomccqirjirip next *,vpek. On pf the Sphpol Distrifrt's-fpi-jennialv projects is to build q log pabm Qii the gnmnds pi El- plli|-|stppe Spcqp^my School. Lettois luivP" beep sent to Mr Mitchell Sharp a.pd Ip Mle President ol tlie United Stntps on thp problem oljxans- poiting ojl dntyp 'it'hp Bnti-.li Cohimbui coasl The'S,tiu]qi)t ^ovenimenl Itas sent a letter tp Mr J BulPside expvessipg supixirt on the problems- ot the lVaoh- eis' Fedeiut mil. L ELECTRICAL 1 COWTKACTOKS Wiring Supplies Specializing in ���' SV3ARKEL - Electric Heat V/HARF &QAP* SECHEI-T Phone __5-2062 ���8* '0****0***000000M*400,0'0*0*r04{00f4*40jr*0*0�� &mL0umLW*LiM\w0ML*)twiavmLt0mwm*mw**LwwmiiiMM<iitn.�� Good standards . , ��� -j_�����" mstone -.iiHBt s .up in the new science jying ttui'ing the fji^t'SBmestei lor the purronj sfchpijl hpmegpiflg next Satunr^y. ' year at, 'tflphmstone ctiine Up 'apuerid events REGULAR monthly meeting of the Sech- ���'"ell Hospital Auxiliary was held Thursday M-rVPh Uth in St.. Hilda's Church Hall with President Paye J-.cwis in the chair. It was reported that the tyferry-go- Round Tpul-nameiVt is ill its last month of play for this seasop. 'Cpnv'eper Mrs. in January vvibeh fhirty"-lwo; *stiide'pU wrote departmental exaniiiTationsijrj subjects. jijighteep students wi-pto 1 lip pPograpliy ex-aminatipn with only two failing, ipe highest mark was 72. ' ' Tv\Velve students wrote the 3yiatheni��|'fics examination, again" with only two ffr''.- ing and the highest mark was'83. Thirteen students wrote thp Chemistry examination with four failing and Hie highest mark was 75. ' Being on the semester system, students who failed cqn try the departmernjd_exj_ ^rpiina+ierrT^ti'fa^^ Jii^mitaUc^ students completed graduation require- than 3 per cent 'of the shares. APnl, 2nd ,at. 8- P��� in, ^.l. Hilda's Hal. menls more than 3 pel Tbe corporaiiq^s a!ffail's will be managed by a rioard of Wlwerep 18 and 21 directors, of whom six will be appobiled by the government. Tjiis; body will be charged with find7 ing good investments for government and private dollars in the "development of Canada". The dollars migjv��_be_usefi_ixi_bLiy_-a. "-rrrmpaTTy which is on the verge of passing into foreign hands but not, let ustrus\, unless it's a sound investment. Prevention of foreign control for reasons of national interest should not be the prime purpose of CipC. This should be dope by* special government action, as in the blocking of the sales of banks or uran'urp jpjn.es tp for- pjun pontrnl'of' My )c(pi'|i'itronf Vixranccqt; "vrs iincj sppie other picnps. To Ipa've n matter pf such importance in the hands of a board dominated by private interests would be strange, and not conductive to good operation, In closing, it- is notable that the efficiency of government business operations seems to operate in reverse proportion 10 lhe political pressure 'brought, lo bear, ��� Ciinndian National Railways, eversub- jecl to interm*ina)i'ie 'Pai-liuiyienliiry debutes, directly affects the ificpe'raI Canadian public m gi'cn*!, nimiljye'rH, If makes up prol'ils, Polymer Cpv^oralion and our ovcr.'ioii's liili.'comimuiicalioii compmiy, of wli.(ini lew Canadians ever' boar, <|iiilely -produce pcofitsl'or the natioiial ii-(inniirvr yiriiir by your. *" . . , , . ,,,... �� ., ,ri, by passing their exams and are now A bake sale is scheduled for April loth abje ^0 jeave school in the old| -quarters of the Tasella Sho'ppe Submitling an analysis of the results and will be convened by Mrs, Margaret. ^at��4"st week's school board meeting, Burley and Mrs. M. Jones. District superintendent R. R. Hanna noted Spring Tea to be held ..'.-fey;...t.|ie Royal 4,-iial generally. s-pgal-ing the school mark Banj-i iii the Shopping Centre is planned was lower than the department's,'which ���for March 18th. from 10 am to 3 pm. The indicates that the school's academic stand- Auxiliary will cater lo this event under ards of evaluation are sound. cojwenjakuiu^f-lMrs^Rosa -Swan���and��� T4"U"d��^s_JigDi��d-J5Kifh Mii_Hauna_tiia1 wi}*'.be conducted -by the.-6gi.tre- p/':In- djai) Studies\al il]e; Uniycrsi'ty of British C3oKu'i)bia' .rjii'dpr-. supervision of. Dr.; All 'Rlpre. ' ' '"' '.-''" ; Reporting on tlie plans, Mr. H.imia sard lh"|t pj-gfpssional, pative ���Indian, |eachpi..s , wi'lj spearhead thp evaluation which will g. take, i'rpm 1 VSe to 2 years. Interviews will' record' .the attitude of' students^ 'teachers gnd parents.' .Ipdja'n Integi-alion Cp.mmittee cha.ir- jlifin Agiips Labonte rpp'orled that Home "and School co-ordinator Teddy Joe will get objectives from the Indian students and this will be expanded to get objec- liyes from white students and parents by - rneaji^pt a quesl^nnairp. University com- puter resources are available for processing the questionnaires. Sscliill Jewellers -,-y * ���Ar This Month Only! 20% DISCOUNT on Diamond Tipping! n������i����n4����iatta������iM��������i��������<ii��wi��iinrtmjii�� ���i)��imi(ii FriSDAY^, 8;0p p.m. S INDIAN HALL ! $75 TO GO A .Columbia University professor says l)iat the suburban do-it-yourself life is fatal to the scjentific imaginafipn. And yet" it was a subuiban, do-it-yourselfer who discovered the use of beer as a paint thinner. Tm ALL YOUR FLO��ReQVEmN�� NBIDS CALL ON "'* ��� - ~' ��� ���'���''�� - 1659 Sunshine Coast Highway at Wyngaert Road, Gibsons Phone J86-7112 ^ CARPETS ^ T8LES % UWO_EUtVJ5 Mrs. '.Phyllis Parker. ,. ^Further coming events include: Work-_ shop for Hospital Auxiliary members of thd'Sunsbine Coast, to be held April 2nd from 11 am'to 4 pmat the Sunshine Coast Golf a_nd Countiy Club and Wiil be hostpd by tlie Roperls Creek AyxiliaVy. Qn tylay Blh the R.C. Hospital Auxiliaries Rcgippal Gonfcrcnce at Surrey nnd hosted by the Surrey MpmPi'itt) ifospjtfil Auxiliary. Apy Iqcal members pJappipg to attend please contact Mrs. Ada Dawe at (^11-0537. providing sufficient numbers attend it is hoped to charter a bpri Attractive posters for the annual Jupe Truncheon wen; examined and wilh a few changes In tlie picpu it-1 is anticipated that "ihis is one event not to bo missed, Mrs. A'piy Bryant has been luuned w 11)0 new.vulijnfpei-'difiSet'ov, . More ai'ijcles aVe neeil^rl for the k'Iiovv- ciiiiu at tlio'Hospiiiil -apd Ik pfottenlly low on ni'iloiiblo ilcins. 'Cjppvpnrtr ty)'n. Irpia I-diykouk. bun wool should niiy nienibcr be ililcicslcil in Iwiilliiin l^o11��iwipg ndjimi'iinioiil. of the business ������-mui.'llnii, I'tlll'KKliniciit.s were prnvldurl by I lii) l|(;|'|-(iti|pnonl Ciimmittee, the principal and staff of Elphinstone be commended on the strength of the results Which produced a pass rate of 8.1.4 pec- cent. %V AQUATION Plans are underway to set up ap evaluation Of the Indian Integration program- pic in the SecheU Distrjcl. Tjiis will bp first of thifi kipd ip British Columbia and iigai"a&iiiia"ssMai^^ mmmgmiima^MMmus^mmmimm ���'���'������'��� we puy TAX Cash Now Up tp 90% All T -4's n��l. recjL-ir.ec| 335 E Broadway, Vancouver 10, B.C. Call 7 days a week 879-4166 or_flZ9^tZftL- couvcr ' i Thursday is^ deadline ior essay entries TMUHHDAY |h ,lhc (loiidllii.i for miillliiH iinlrlds lii the Onniidiiii) Weekly Nuwh- papur contest to The Times, The Ciuuiilliiii HHRiicliiilui) will pay ffillllO.lll) cash for lliu >,)C'Kl,iiriiij|ii of 'Slil) to 701) words op "Wind A flood /..neiil Newfipiiper Me'iiiiH To Mo". Mi.ilrli.'N will Ik; piiblislicd, Hm j|iii|,l iinlillciilion Imliig In T|i<> TIipuh on Mnrrli t}4) and lIn,-)) uciii to ToiiiiiId for unlry in llio milloiiiil iiDinpiiiilioii for Hie ifiiioo im .iiwiird, " ��� Tb<| TlnuiH IIiJh w.ni'1'' diii'jilod' to iidd ' local prizi'ii of $11)1)1) unil .f,|o ��M) il jiiil|(rii lo bo Din Iwo bcul rut (iur u'i'i.'ii, Tin." 'I'lnii.'ii' uiiliiiim miiy nol. ,9" ))') )lm miiiiii an Ihul ol llm iiiitloi'uil boni'd of Jildgim, whirli will bii luipNliJni'liig iip.. trliiM of weiildy-ii'twrrpiipoi' I'rnm nil uvnr (uimiilu, nlonu with Um loinil ui'i.'ii iinirluH, ~x. reeo for wlm! Ion liom This is a -$7;56-SPOT! (I.ofj.'i whmi on rnnlrori) Your nriydrUi'fna' \n \h\*t i "��� k|)ck:�� .will iwi'.ll noorly '"'2/r>00''hnmoS''(i)vW',9/000' ptiojiln) urirh wnok, ll's 1 llio mosl nroiioiTi|cq| v/oy |o ruor;|i m*)|0 J)i|ii!��|)|ll<- CiKl&t pooplp bocruiso Timos niiR no ini'o ()%% ...... niorn -homos ,tlinn,.ony: Olhar now6|in|')Oi prnduaKJ in- ihl**'" SPEED POWER t,,|GONO||Y THE EVINRUDIS m Onl|Rrionns everything inifsdiiss ph^rmgey ; I The Tames Phono BQS-9654 f�� iwmmmtmummm* ��� World's flmi "loop clinrninn" ouiponrfi fj|vflB yon , nlonnnr con'ihustlon nnd inoro.nlflciftni --ximnsi, 'nlroiilplini) (o fjlvo you nmfp nniftimiaiiDu nor liniHoiwvyw; ��� KkcIuhIvo pimli-lHiilon nlnnlro-liydrfliilifj 6f|lf(, '.'.������ Plua ntiloinulln tilnylo luvor control nnd mihlo at no UHtrutstisil \ Came in anf/~5ee--f/ip--:comp/e^O"fWnff/.afl"l//ilo--/Qif 47l, , ���'���* 14 models 'froin 2 to 125 hp ' Gibsons Marine Services lit). Marino ft-jvo - Phono 006-7411 ��� - i ." i Madeira Marina ' itfrd|�� Madeira Park - Phono 003-2266 ti<^\iid4i*m*.i**mi*> i^*i#i��pN**��**^*-M����M��t* PRY WOK PlasHc Strips. Variety Pack i ;e$f Too Family S|xa '...A. 46 d|tpn��oh|o diapers eoaoran :\. i AMD MANY;MORrEXCITING VALUES SERVING YOU FROM TWO LOCATIONS r-1 family pharmacy SKI PE& Trail Boy Center - QqcMI , Qtmiiycresft Plasa ����� GilSisoiin M a��B��^Pffapg_8ggfM��ppa��&9i-^ 'iMnlfci V ,l'; �����^ m iff. II' ���m i"ft ��� ,. S. lS- *\ ���'.* *i ' *v( i^^ %^A *0r.*Mi} uK-^i^SA''��w^'^^<.ir7C��-v^"* *''��/���"-.������ t-����*4t��iMryi-i_l **.<*i��**l**)*.,***-./*.*��� *.-*l~tt+0. ��N ��t,^,�� i4^* 0**^,0) A,�� 4 * ���*-A *# ���^-*-_^i|ll li'����l IK Page M The Peninsula Times ���WJ--W M- I* Wednesday, March 17, 1971 Pat McGeer 11 ;-5'. ^���Comment from The Legislature THE LEGISLATIVE vole to end the dis. ^ ' rJirte between the Teamsters and the Automotive Transport Labour Relations ' Association, has kicked up 'quite a fuss, . The -Teamsters were angry and made no secret of their disaffection of those who supported the motion. - P The general problem we face in respect J to industrial relations in the Province goes far beyond the Teamsters and their parti- > culay dispute. Industrial unrest has been , growing year by year for the past decade . The number qf man-days lost' through t industrial disputes has increased over one * hundred fold in this decadeV The figures | are as Jollows:- In 1961 there were 34,659 man-days lost, 5 In 1962, the number was 32,987. In 1963, it was, 24,956, I In 1964, it increased seven-fold to 181,7841 \ In 1965, it decreased slightly to 1041430. I In 1966 it rose again, to 272,922. < In 1967 it jumped UP to 327,272. , In 1968 it advanced again to 406,729. In 1969 it held at 406,645. j. In 1970 it leaped again to 2,900,000. [ The economy, in British Columbia, is ���not .healthy.. Today there are over 80,000 1 unemployed-! - A dispute in the transportation industry has'an important multiplier effect t on the economy, as goods pile up more and more people get laid off. This .is - no-time for British Columbia to be- hit- with another crippling blow to its economy. - A-government will always move in to 1 end a dispute which is harming the public, no matter what labour legislation is in existence. Last year the Premiers of Saskatchewan and Quebec both brought in special legislation to..end construction di's- : putes -in their provinces when' the eco- i nomy had been bruised enough. Lester Pearson did not hesitate to call ; the House of Commons together to end the railroad strike in the mid-sixties. He had a somewhat different approach when a transportation tie-up of a dif- ;��� ferent kind was threatened over the. St. ���fence Seaway. Canada ,.Jh_LJ&tigr-s,. IV A * i * ��� t 4, I - J- 4 J x- "./J " I J * .�� 0 It }* \ "���.��� - '" I 'V �� . ..J I "l ( I ) - w -"vr 4 in ,r 'i ���r / \A Voluntary basis ��� ��� ��� Orders-Council provides lor extra apprenticeships 4 \ / J V) s' ! Ii ' 1 r i /\ i i Talented show |' 1 K ������ - - i ��� I- ������ ���!- . u- "-���-��� --���������- I -,-�����- __. _-. New Wing . New Science wing at Elphinstone Secondary Sghoor!Will'!"tJ& 'open to the publiq during the Homecoming on Saturdaj- March 27th, The two new laboratories and connecting -'growling area" built above a simitar science section comple/ted last year, have additional benefits of improved barkerville '7i has visited ttfe Sun HO^OURAflLE L. R. Peterson, <Q. C, Minister of Labour,"- today announced that an bider-in-Couneil has been issued adding the trades of Saw Fitter,- (3}tci4lar Saw Filer and Benetmian in the Lumber >Mantrf-*cretfH'ing"lndustry "tfi "the Schedule" of the -Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act and designating them for:: voluntary tradesmen's qualification throughout the Province. - - t This action flows from' a re'pommend''- -tipn made by lhe Honourable lyirTlJustice N- T". Nenrtelz uvtire settlement he proposed during the Coastal Forest Industry dispute last year. It was also recommend-- ed by the Provincial- Apprenticeship Committee following a public hearing at which all interested parties were, afforded an opportunity to make representations^ . _ Under the terms of the-Master Agreement, entered inlq between Forest7 Industrial Relations Limited and the International- Woodworkers of America', persons who are certified hi any of these 'trades are entitled to a. premium rate of pay. As a result of the Order-in-Council examinations will be .-available in these ' tjjades on a voluntary basis lor those already working and an apprenticeship p-"ograrri wjjj be available for 'those entering them in future.. "This is another step forward irTHue Government's programme q^MP-Sniclmg. thie labour force pf the,Province and is ad implementation 61 an important rec- 'ri)m#ie4vdation .made by the Honourable Mr- Justice Nemeti-", said Mr, Peterson. as a T%�� .w . .{ '-...... XLess when on conlracr) Your advertising-in< this space will reach nearly 2,500 homes (over 9;0Q0 people) each week. It's the most economical wqy.to reach more Sunshine. Coqst people because. Times ads go into mare homes than any other 'newspaper produced in this area. ' The Times Phono 885-9654 71' attracted house Sechelt-Gibsons lighting and molded bench-tops of polyester resin which proved cheaper and more practical than installed in the first two labs. Grade 12 biology class pictured here is making a detailed study of local seaweeds. , -; ��� ^ ��� ,���| . Scouting In Action local boys in show BOOK your tickets now to see our local shine Coast, performing to packed houses at Sechelt and Gibsons and it v/ill be remembered for a long time as the show that had everything. A gay, rollicking, fast-moving performance, offered entertainment as it was presented one hun- dred years ago. It was filled with music, and color, excellently costumed and packed with talent. From the moment of arrival, the audience was greeted by program sellers in candyrstriped blazers and straw boaters, recapturing the spirit, of former times. Surely no audien?e could remain luke.-. must have taken many- older listeners back-to* the clays of their youth. No show of lhe gold rush clays would have been complete without its comed- -ienne and Louise Glennie played the"* 'part to perfection with wide-eyed naivety. Norman Long, wizard of the keyboard, played his own composition, Centennial Rag. i The settings were simple but most -effective. Sid . Williams as. a milkmaid /milking a cow proved irresistible both to -the cow -and the audience. The final .. scene was the Centennial Rocket with f5Sid Williams and Susan Roberts as Cen- CHARTSm ilip Gordon ���' ACCOUNTANT Announces fhe opening qf an office tor the practice of his profession at Room 208, Harris Block, Gibsons, B.C. Telephone; Business 886-2714 ��� Residence 88677567 national grain commitments and there was uoys-m. no way'a tie-up of the Seaway could be L-entennl^J '' tolerated. The Government��nego"tiated a rapid settlement in this case, but the 32% award became the "Pearson Formula which touched off an,inflationary.wave. The Provincial Liberal Party) voted against Bill 33. We did so because we felt that any''''disputV"^.!^!''^^!!'^' Gov- btryV^li��-pm+-irf=��CTrattrrg in Action, warm under~ttre influence ot'JTran Uowie, -lury aam and Centennial Sue in thee " Showmart^and. ther^Barn'tim of'Ba-kerville";: whb demari- ernment intervention also merited 'a- vote on that dispute by the full Legislative Assembly. We stated that compulsion was itstastefu"l7~and~wheTr-inrposed���by-a- Ga���- binet alone, intolerable. In this particular case, the dispute was referred to the Legislative Assembly; as we hacl asked. The appropriateness of/doing this surely cannot be challenged. It is complete nonsense for Senator Lawson to maintain that because this par-, ticiilai? dispute was enderl by Legislative action that there is an end to free cojlepr tiye bfii-gaining in 'British C61umbia^That_ ���Js the kind of irresponsible propaganda ~ which has helped to foment trouble in the Province. It was a question of judgement as to whether the economic affects of that particular strike-lockout could be tolerated at this particular time. Four of our five Liberal |VI.L.A,'s thought no. We talked to bolh sides' in Ule dispute and obtained the .best information we" could and Hud information said we were heiid- big.foi;,a major tie-up in the economy. Instead,; of that happening the men ��� ar/e back'at'work. A Kohilion to the problem of-"lidt clfrgo" is going to be found with- "-rjuWli^-geiiei'ul-intblie-bciitB-htrrmed-; Pure Food Building at the PNE, Vancou ver on Saturday, April 17. For the nominal fee of 50c one adult anci two children can gain admission to the day long show of camping, outdoors, hobby and character, building activities by Cubs, Scouts, Venturers and Rovers of the Vancouver-Coast Region of tbe Boy Scouts of Canada. Wilson Creek Cubs and Scouts are l5eTIIng~up~tFeir' boxirTfJlung" which should'" prove a major attraction. Gibsons' Scouts are doing something spectacular and it is possible that Sechelt Cubs and Scouts will follow up with a first aid demonstration. Tickets are available .from local Boy Scoutsji ** A Texas |,researc|ier says ".'oiind may be used as an anesthetic if }fc is piercing enough to stun the', mi��d, .iEveri if it doesn't work in the operating room, he may have a hit on'his hands, -~" " ded and got the utmost in aiidience participation. Certainly nobody could have been more surprised than Miss Marilyn McKenzie of Sechelt who found herself on the stage playing the part of Sech-. ell's Woman of Mystery. James Johnston, the impressario of the Theatre Royal at Barkerville, impeccably attired iif grey morning coat and top hat, brought dignity and humor to -the-part���of���Intei-loeutoi--in-Drr Johnson^ jMinstrel Show. . One of, the most popular acts was undoubtedly Susan Roberts' Dance of the Lights. An experiment with circles -of light playing on the graceful dancer in her long billowing dress proved most effective. Tink Robinson and his lovely, wife, Judy Armstrong, the ''Songbird of the, <3oldfi!0lds.'[!, delighted the. audience with their singing and dancing. Franklin JohnsolV' with Ins fine tenor voice singing ''paroJJne'' and a Barber Shop Quartette singing Ute Cake Walk, Down on .the Liffey and "Grandfathers Clock" Travellina clinic Educators express concern at Board of Health report COAST-riiirihiildi Union Runrd nf llsulLh Manlal .Health, ,,TrKvcinatf-j-li_U_____ appears (,o bo faced with an ever iiir creasing curtailment (.if services, the ltd- list being the possible tprrniri'ition of the Mental |lealt.b Travelling Clinic In Juno, 11171, Report glvpn by Nursing Supervisor, MiKH W. Duvles ut Iho December meeting of the Hoard of Health indicated tho need for ii KlullniHiry, nnnltal hpallth clinic w'iihln the HoiilthUnit, HtuLlBlU-H. prfiHonted nl. In��l TlmrHduy'H School Hoard mooting' by Dlslrlci Muporr inlendtiul, It, It, 1 liiMiin tihciwcd Hint (liii'- Ing Iho yiuir Miirch 11)70-11171, IlilrUiou vl��ll�� ,IoJ|i|h school dl.-it-'liil wftm inmi'i by llui I ni vol llni', moiiliil licullli iillnlc Tlio number HI' poi'mms treated liiclude 'A jird-iiclinol; VM mib'inl children nnd .'I ad- lill.s, llofuiTiilH w'li'o riHiolYi'd I'roin Hiiiuol pcrnon��il; fnniily dinrlorni hocIiiI worl<orH| probation nfl'lcnr and pulilln luiiill.li our- todny do not know how to "udd, miblrliiiii" "{(iiiii MhiijIiiinIk himbuun on Jiiinily iiiino��M- I It ll It 0-t. i , I \ i I ��� , ��� r _ r BILL Hartley (N.D.P, Yule,LUlpoel) 1'iegun to launch Into criticism ofl'lie Minister of Kducatioin during the Ministers Esli- miiloH, "What- speech are you quoting from'Vdomanded Ednciilion Minister Bro- lhern, "I am quoting from Pngo !l of your Bpooch Mr, MlnlHter, the "one you gave in ��� Merrill", "That'-i ridiculous" mild Cupozzi (H.C. Vancouver Contor) "quoting from llio Min- i,slor'H tipCQch like that", ','11'.you think Pago !l.In luul", snld AIok Mncdiinuld (N,D,P, Viuiiiouvor li'iisl) "you Bhuuld ('end Pngo '1", KdiKfiiliou Minislor Hrnlhnnt nl ono jiollit got, ho confused |m added u fourth U��� fCoal I'-Ht.nlo-; to ilia Inidltloniil .'I It's -I'/Moirrnlng, JJrolllui'ri got his rnniHi'ks nil subdivided us1 hu niaintiiliicd Unit, average sludunlH. KIOIII blrlii oi- sulidivldo", Sludoiits in Ihu public ga lei-Ion lllloi'cd, Am In pruvlouu ycani, I'lducullon Minis- lor, Brotl|(irs ciunu In I'ur jinnvy ci-illolKin, ; Hubert: Wlllinius, N,D,I', Viuicnuvnr Kutil, cliurgod ,11ml hcIiooIh nro lining mind |(i brnlnwimh children mul to "crcuto In iluun mi iiiritplunt'o of a syNli'iu Hint duos liuvu a lot wrung with It", He cited iixiimpleii of * j^'l)*i'! ','/*. U��,(!W) ii*; I.��rf * r i r t V'*�� M��LI Ml' I ?'*��'��-<i+. (?.Y 11'��? ^���. Coiuii'i! ui' Kuriiiff liidimlrlim wim iimimI mi limti'iu'lloiiiil inatcrlul, Acl lug O|)|iii.-illloii Punier Mlli'iiii Daily, until llio I'rovlncii'it imIik'iiIIi/ihiI llnuiini I'orniiilii bun proved N.I).!'. cliilnui ipmUi , lii ii a iln |i|(>o|)||un tin <ui yiiiin, iiko, liml Iho flninu'lng um'IIhkI wnni'l innvidbij- i'i|iui| I'dui'iilluiiiil i)|)|)ortuiilly lliiougnniil Hil- linli f.'oluniblii, ',..,, , . , I'-diuiilton MlniiiU-r Ibolbi'iM inMi-ruliid hln Cloi'1'niinniii'n idn'iid, tliut uii'lcr no I'lr- ii;uniMliii|i'c��, would'it /{iv<* Vucugultiuii or flnmiciiil nld lo |,l,<.','ii nrlvntu nnd Indu- piiiKbnil lu'buuls,'Hu hImo mild tliut Hut *7iH,t)()t) glvon by'tlm I'Vilunil Clovcrnniunf I'ur J'Vuiii'Ii lungiuigc iiii.lrucllun, w��'iild not bo iiki'iI lo upgnid'i Fii-iu b Ihul i^nu liulng taught,In llm Mi'huuli), but iuuiuud Ic uiicd lu'liitlp nivi'r Iho I'uui ol thu Krcncli pru- Ijiiidiii ulrnidy hi i>n!nl��'ii��''t, '" ''':'Tii'i>'i"N]\y,if,'Tf'W (Iu��'hil Cii'dllon. niiildiig ni<iii"y op liigb- W",v aerc-iii, Thiii Iiiiui limy went ullor i!��pn/:/,\ J,!iiJ��'i"|ii-|t(i;ii, who, llobi'il Wlltlmiin (Nl'l1, Viiluouvi-r llliht) filuli'd, bought Iiiiii). ui'iir t'Ui'iuuoint, for" .Vl.OUD mid lub'i' hold two piuccl.'i lo T'i;UM<i i'iiiiikIu for 52H,ril|0. , "Tint ncxl day Um lluui'ii I'l'ii^lml lu u ���.'������lllng nuilch um rbmyct* and ruuuli'r>Hiur- '������i'n wnv�� burled lu'i'owllni flour, It all 11'lliln to (IcIiiihi! (be LtiglidlillUi', Llki1' lliuiiy Moinluuii, 1 Und tlm liiiiiiltii dl6gnu,'i)lu|, iiioni' und llio'rupy, Hupui'vlMur nf "Ifllunionliii'y liiHli'iiiM.inn, Mr, point' HHun slntuHod llic find, tliut llm undoubtedly provide! a .service to t|i|s District and a lorinination of service womld be most unfortunate, ��� , Miss Davie' report slrosKed that fol- low-up or on-going woi'k with referred cuho.-j Is a very important and bonol'iciul purl of the work, Also that the touin is oxlreirioly well received by patlenlH, coworkers and groups' in cominiinilies,'- II* wn�� ' decided to Honk wayn nnd mumm to avoid wlthdruwid of the survico t>o liudly needed in t-hiH d|iifr|(!t. , DENTAL CARE Trustee Hornurd Mulllguu wondered how runny children In ihu dlidrlct iiru siiffiirlng with dental problems, Tlm Iru- velljng dental clioU; was wilhdruWn snme llniii ago un'd re'plucud will) Um ibreiH yiiiir-'uld blrlhduy prngruin. Mr. Mlilllguu wild lliu wry dll'l'lcult to gut (Ul uppulnt- nieiil In this dislricl und co-ils ui^ so high i'lml. im didn't know Imw tlm nviirugu .family could nffiird. li'onlnuiut, Jt nt.'Diim Ihul, luck of quiilifiud imi'son- iml Is one uf llm big probb'nis, "Hospitality" contest joffers $500 top prize |tHE British, Columbia Centennial '71 CommiUee is 'looking for the person in this province who epitomizes all the celebrated qualities of hospitality.* The "Mr." or "Miss B.C. Hospitality" contest--^is���open-to- all- members of the- hotel, motel and restaurant industries. Every type of hospitality service may be included but so.that it will be fair to op- -ef-ations of alii sizes, one name only may be submitted by each establishment. The candidate will be selected by their respect)ye assistant manager or irnanager. Q'ualificalions to be rated "aro ,Irjendiiness, . cp70pera.trqn w^l* colleagues, assistance to guests,1 personal pre- sentalion, handling of the public and incentive-to perform services wbix:h reflect the hospitality of the operation. All contestants must be over Hie legal age of nineteen to. qualify. Top prize is $500, .second prize $',H)l) and third prize $200. Other prizes will be awarded to finalists who will be cho* sen. sometimes in October, 1071., The winners will be flown lo Vancouver, entertained over the week-end und nl'flciully presented, with their prizes, T|io conies! closes on .liino U0, 1071, Nomination forms arii' now. available Ir-oui���-Uia-^otr'icca���or���tho. B,f., Hotel.. An-.. Hoeiatioi), li,C, HcHtaui'unt Association unci B.C.' Motcil, Jleaorl, Tiailer Parka Association. B. F. GOODRICH 70 SERIES ... WHITE LETTERS . . .POLYESTER BELTED FIBREGLASS! ��� X G70 x 14 070x15 I, USE YOUR CHARGEX WATCH FOR THE 'MAD' SHEET ;? SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY C'HOWE 006-2700 .'�� hots ol islands oil our coast IIO\V niany islmid.s nru theru off the CuiiHt, of British Co junbluV This in u dollculo 'qiicstioii becmi.so of llm di flenity In denning un iidunrl One uiiol'fieiii II IIIIUI cIllMII 1(1 biislimurt,, glvu.i of I|,fi00 U.I a lair en Hu miyn llil.-t ill km cllido "IhIuIm", IiiIiiI, uiiiilc |iy llm niiippliig llm- iiuinlmi- inutii, nol ulLxu^lW&�� a_^-f_si_^-s^-y__a5zg^^ ri IS ONE OF THE W��� ulILJli\ IN LIFE Phone ,885-2444 I, Frozen water supply TWO Uniliiil f-il/ikvi iscIciiIIhIh 'iiru wni|(|nj( on plmm lu dn- llvui' li.'iilmrgii troin llio Ant- iiniiio imi nJmlvi-H lu' hul, dry I'dglonii (wiml, i'oiiiiI, iiiuii.-i ul HuiiIlT Aumrlcn, Aunl-nillu, *;Weiil-"-AI'rn,ii',i - i'imimIiiI-NiuuIIi- Dttfui'l), I'l'iillniiiiury -iiudmii 1 Mlmw llllit iriullnul would bo, , I iiiiii cuiiliiy Hunt niiliilluig do- \ ;iu|!ing pliinlH, l''ur iiii.iwiino, It could cuMi' IriMM Iiiiui ip) riul- linn lur u lug' lb d'-div"-' mi -. Ibolmrg will) ilm wuii'i' oquiv- iilcni. oi 'in'/ billiuu uniloiiii li'oin Auluii'liru io,Hilm I'o.mi...,. nf jnoriiiwi'iii Ami.ii'ihiu. Tlm 1 wulor dc'rlvi'd froni It wuuld bu wui'tb nliuiif' ((iii.l) nilllluu, SeH'donlaU anwor to obesity i " AN' Al)��l/r 'wlm him iionii 1 iilgnlllcuuilyiu vni wui a |i i ���Kliifi nlillrllumrl" rvin' Krnjj ni:; - weight dowil only by, bu'im ('.ii--|,',,M-|Mnjil",l. fUti i^i i. ' f/lt I'cIIn |!<'ll|)l |U ll'IgglT IIH'I libullc rlllUIHi'N lol vim viMhil), Ml Ihul wlli'll bn Iiiiii jriluri'd |n, t��uy," IBO .juiundi,, Im i iiiiii i*-n!rlr' btuw-lf to mr li.'wi'i" n n I ii i' I is m lu innln liilq 1|i|n Mi'Vi-l (linn iIumi ii liuui nl lb" rtunio Imlglil, Wulgld 'Hid Imdy build who wmi imvr'r uli��mii, '��� < >. \A/^ TMR BKAVSIt cypnEW IIOMB r^^K^NM "'���',<*..<������'<"" i i ii��iii��i��mi ��nii���|-n^ ��<i, it, Get ymit, COI.ORPUI, BROCHUHB, 5co over SO ilpdijn* ol llfiiivfir %, 3/ 4 nnd ti b��'|ro<ui) linme* In Iho lolml 'lo��lon>. Sqo Iiow uimkIi moro yon con MM \w your moiioy (or lioyo Infill lor ynu), -Seq Iiqw Woqvor Homo* enture ��yt��coio||�� Imlldlno flild hovf' yon get penonol icryl��o. Bcovpr ho�� o duilgn piuJ budget p|on \p %\il\ yon, Yoii Know yon con do|iond upon our "I'Mpo ot Soll����ocllon", Qui your FHEE l��rotlnuo toiioy, llnoYcr Liiinlior Ci)iii|Joiiy M'*7 |��,q, Pan' 24�� ->ii|ir.y, *I,C, <. .���,:,., , ll . ��� ��� i I ������ ., ,, . ' . ft ,���,��,..-> , ll ��� . ,,,,.- *!,. S . \ i \ *LM*0*n^lft*04**.m*4^0*i*^^��� ^#^t^ 0m*.*n^i4*49t4H)fm^0*.i^^nH^^>>iieh^^^^<Bni���n*^i nr***mi^^^.m^0t^v^-Ahi0mi*^^k^v^^^i.mim0tmtm*hflH������.A���f*^#��^i����i*^-"(AfM* D _iu.v. -._..<_ >���. .** 7 \ ��� ��� . --.-- i' ^ -*>-. 1^ ^ - The wpta��iui Times "*M�� b-s ,, We^nesM, March 17^1971 Busy Finger's * * * �� ) , >:*tr*A\ ft ; ��� fyft W4I ;li|S WHITE STRIFE A��Ajfo �� $eg, $42.55 \ffW % Sa\k( eijich - <p%#B��^ WHITE STRIPE "-Am* a St-|ef^9-i|| ��$<d><&a*b& F78k14 WHITE STRIPE ^^ ^ Re9r $4f70 \#Jf 1 Scife,'eqsh ^I^*^ta _ Al| Prices Include Mounting ' jJSE YOUR 'CriARGr-X^' 24 HbUR TOWING. Phone 885-2812 or 885-9979 . .., _. , .. Instruction Meeting every Wetlnesd^yiyoun^hbb- favorite of preg'Qir-C^ is the.c^41y ��� ,rega Uabcmte -while Nona- Veale is Laming hpw to get started on a bytsls ^t Gihsons have already prod- wdiillen. octopus:. Eiusy- woYlaiig'. pii " finishing tfff a crpchele'd belt.'Any procheted'gfghan fiibm Mrs. Hosa uced an s-irfry of articles,including ;ofochftt^d ljjij��s,'forvtjie flowered"pc-rfc-: offei*s , of colored wopls would ]ie G|j'fjrd at whqse home the Hobby snd woollen bnntip�� vov^n belt*- and a rhni- are Elaine Steveh*-on and;,Th'e-. ��� grdtefullv received - ' Crail classes are held are Fran Fin- ,, , . , . lay-6on( Margaret Fiplayson an<T IVfarla Sphn'eider. The af ghan pictured here is jusj. a model and the one the girls complete \yill be earned to raise funds to keep the classes equipped and operational Safe Motoring NO ONE can predicT i$ and .when you are gqii]g,:.-.tQ..;h4yg:,8n-^^ but bv keeping a few things in mhi,d_jnjiy-_ " ."������>���'��� ,'\ * W/7f ��� J lane-a safe ^isia^c A * } ,'*-����� ,1/i w �� s f��ont (Qne car leng / ( i Jf , M ,, \| pe, hour) *, ' 0* (-* ft "i *' . j NC.-"*-*Sr- * " Know your roqti " J * /\p* \ '��� . j *V�� /t i 0 s4 on contlolled acces i' *'v ^"'r^/t' > ' 1 8radual move te yt be we can decrease the octdsTsays tTrT" B.C. Automobile Association. If you're covenng a considerable distance this weekend make tiequent slops along the way This bieak from the driving routine will help you relax and refiesh you for the next stietch of miles When driving, lemain in your own distance .behind, Hie car in r length foi every 10 mites TRHAT THE WHQL* FAMILY TQ SUNDAY DINNER NOW ��$&N FOR DINNER i'---i.s\VH * ' C'OME OUT R0R.6OURMET MfALS IN BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS. "'"���'"'��� WE ARE OPEN NOW FOR T|HE SEASON ' i11 Secret Gove, on the Sunshine Coast Highway , Phone 885-2232 roqte and when travelling access highways, make a your exit ramp If you irjiss your turn off, don't stop . go on next one common sense and pay special to your driving habit*- this rnuuh' tJme dp yoi| thjnk yqu pan save, by weaving in and qut pf traffic? Ten minutes?... twenty ���sa minutes ipaybe? Studies reveal it's just a few seconds Poncho Project Delicately beautiful ponchps featur- for eacl1 -i1'10- a,ld' fiac'i !<mL* y��l> '"��ve ing hand lopmed flowers joipe'd by n,l,,�� >nto ihe other lane of traffic, the i crocheled links h^ve rtmendous ap- ��'h��^s of having an accdcnl me drasil- peal to teen3ged , .members of the cally. Teenage project . . . Local Kobbty &; Craft Club great swCGess in'-'-^��^0 ��� ^Si^^tK^^SiaSt^ ^jr^^J^^z .. ,..,," , Aj>. . j , . , j ',edges are in pinl< and while apd ncn ~ -��� ��� rea ly lK|li d einbro deiiy, wpi- dcnnHlstralpd n���pnru onH white Wnrktnir nn rlhiQ area is un'do.' supery,isif���i' of.;Mr��. A,ine Fe,'r s. J' PJ >f d"f. WMte. Wg g P <! 8 :>h nieels - Another intricate -art; t})e.ipoklpB of de j- ��*��/1ec;, a\e' Ma,tlia n f* KStW, Olid of Mrs, cate colored fjowprs foi- decorative pur- HM*nejt, Lynn Farewell and Remta (JSrecm Jsnto ^f THURSDAY, W3AKCH 18 SECHEJ-T Coffee and Things 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Re a safe driver, stay in your own lapo, Use 'Tiwes'AdBriets to SeJI, flenf. Buy, Swap, etc. TRJ3NACJI3 project.vw]ricb has rea "caught fire"' |ii "tj���. Gibsons are (he Hobby and Craft Club whir' ���'"!' rifl)l��"f"TM "f m��h ���.7if"tM((�� , *j.vt��.j(>f- pf,-| m ii4|i.n, IMIVMIH milin lf| |Jl u V|ii|fm il unodinlo goal on l|iu bnriv.on in Doloclnnf-pl. whlf-b dpalt with abn*"* P| 'varied and d(jlicl()iis lunch and anyone bunth in the>Hobby and Cruft drngH, ���' .' ."'. . , , '������ .; vvidbing to deuionf-truti" hk|l|.i would bp riilslfi one Icenagopr-o^r:) w|-(pb''fiepfflfl-':"'nitl(do. -nnnt wi'lrnnin "���'��"��'i n TO ALL SECHELT SENIOR CITIZENS * i*'iit _a m\ every ���^'.edne.sdny In llic home ^��� -,���..r--. .,::.,rr- .���-, r-- ,���r n. , ^wa^-h-iii-iiT-iyipinhei^biiM'i'^^Hdji^cxs���poses-using-bi^ud^ougl"T-^"as_dpm��p'it-:fis���MW'arn '���punded and llni "most, urgent requireinenl. led liy I3ehise Qnpl'iy Vvl)0 is,a tnerripei' ��� : at Ibo present jiniP ifl a little extra |ie|p of \\tf IJobby.qiub, + -v- ����� fleblincd. fpr success and everyone looks from any'i)H!|njier9of,ll)ecomnnini|,y who Cle't I ing away I'rqmcniflK and nn to forwaid lo bobby-cnill nlltbt nl Mrs, won d h|u; to demnnnlratft a bobby wlilcli n very |np}cal subject. n( l|jp present t}ine qirard's wore Mrij/j.. BlftBoman also woiild give Hip girls a wifler rnnBo i��l was the discustiiqii gi'oup |ed by, GnrpnVllI gives iu���s(stunco. T|fe girlt, have lhp}r own inlnrpHtH. |(0|i l^ggiunmi' of thu qihf-nna , flCl^p spl ol rules, taking Uii'iiH ip providing a Muhi. imi to hiive a b Show schediilud fur the last weekend In April In lhn UllwinH Unitpd C|nirc|) Hall. T||1h will, lift ihe girls' l'||'Hl,i|tl(iinpI lo n��|no" funds and enhlbil (hoji1 worl- mid hupel'iilly pill u llllln nioiiuy In Ihu killy . to (fiiuliiii llmm lu |iiu'i'li"��fiov mipplloH iukI i.N|Ml|)ll|(.'lll lu |<ei!|) Iho club opunillnillil. In Hm DK-'iuiUiiKi tho club would upjmiciiili.' (InnallonH uf colored wooIh I'ur -ihe al'gban'" "which limy, will eriiiiud. and ral'l'lu, Anyone wl��hiii|< lu linl|- keep thin lively prn- jei'l gnlug Hhoiild |(i|ii|il)(|i)(! Mi'H, Cllnii'd /iHIHIi-'/fiVV, . . . .. - ��� ������ Ani'tlmr pi'djecl .Whli'li In. under con- Hldni'iiilun Ih supplying loys fur llm ulill- ���drun'H wind n't HI, MiU',y'n ll(|i-pllnl nnd lnyn no liirgui' In.iimi would bo gladly iiccr.-plcil by the girls, Annllmi' aim In In 'Miipjily li roiildng I'liulr for llm bablen ward id 31, 'Mnry'ii, AaTIVlTIEB Tlm pleumuit'iind Infurnnd iilnmH|)lmrj! ln~.lvii,ii.^Ulnn:d'H���.i'i,,iir.PM|l|.niu'n��inL^in,l'i'l--_. Iiuluii iii'cirlly'lu llm mmceHH uf tlm bobby' cliih where .more llnoi f flow��n l��ie||��|'ern ������njuy llm wuukly itiilherlnitH while wurk- Ing on'n vnrliily of niinjucln which lim|udu limiting Iho uiohI ilii/leiilii poneluiN,. wunlleiii iuy��,,Puiid|i)N( loifllnd nllpiiiiiKpnimr I'luv/- i'in mul lln- nl'i'h'1'), Many guenlH have already a|\iinili.'d lhn wimMy'ine'iillniiH tu Nlinrn Iheli'iHldllH nnd gel ilm mil (turned;on th�� projccis, Mm. -Isay Uwmii* ilmnuimirated llio nj't of mul'-- lu/t llm lui'Ho |>��P��i' ">'��|Hi I'lnwei'N nnd I'luidli'H, llalrpleiieHand fdylen wurn Hliuwn, I'oui-liiHy ul' Ann'H Culfl'ui'eii. Mm, Ditpp) Hobiiihion limtriii'lcVI lu llm dullenle ml of I'oniu (!|u'lH|irmn 11"II" <|c"oini loir nud 1918 and 1919 B.C. 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BQUIPMRNT,-UMITBP 10S47 (<lng GaorQa Highway, North Surrey, P,C. - Phone 501-3350 i: -*fr���y-y-,11 ���^���jnluiutnij"T-tSjr_��>_tii_���^-^ "�� -..wt*^! ._��� _.*" "��� _* * _*!_��� " -? ^_"_. .__ * j* .ft* *�� ��� ����� _ _. _. _J___^_, ���"���^���v^n-s^y -by Marion Charrr-an TJtEJRE -,vqs "&��'>voi"H J-i&rtjr ,-or\ Sunday, j March 14 at' Chaster J?*|yH *w]vare a Very beautiful s"gn has ali-^dy.,'h*-en .er-. ected giving the iaots about this worth- -jVhiJLe Centennial project, -Many 'splendid donations have beep received, woa't you help, too? ' On May 2nd tjieve will be, a fund raising effort (not a riice)' in,the, fpr in Qf .a\Xnaw Your Car 'contest \vtijch -should interest many. A person estimates the tirhe and gas it would take, to goJLo a certain place, have a picnic *or whatever^-kms Landing poured tea. Jly reunion whon --boi-t 4Q rplalives "ga.- ' thcied to colobvate thp, ptHV\ biflhddy pf Mr, 9eehi9n'ijrnothi?v��_ln whysej-honor a ~hanquef was held at ^The'CostnopoUtan" Where tire beautifully Appointed tables were , enhanced with govgepua' ���f lowers, The guest of- honor was, very appreria- tive and everyone enjoyed the happy pu- oasion. - CELEJBHATIQN . >A' ���* ' Mrs. S. ��� D. Braoewel\ celebrated her 00th birthday at her home recently wljen a delightful-party marked the happy occasion. Twenty-six people gathered ito of- -1er best wishes. Beautiful phrysanthe- tttWSS?. "STMIS &t 30th AmM Meeting **���* good. Three umes��they attended the pp.�� n nnac,f Py/wlS} Tininn e--a qotterdamrneruj-g (T^e TW��gW of M�� MUttM UlvJUU UJUUtU thp Gods) by Jlichald WagneiLin wh^ssyNSHiN^ Coast Credit Union '^jdiit's, their] daughter Lyji Vernon performed ^ 90th Annual Meet ing on Friday March Thq PflHiff8M(q Times - Wednesday, M��wh.17�� 1971 ~ v mums decorated the loom, they weie a gift from the" ACW." Mrs, Dayies oflrlop- the part of WJMttauie, '/ rihe Vernons took a four day vapaUcin in the! mQuntalns; the weaUiey was beavi- In Sicily they" had 70 degree temperatures i and" were happy walking -along lhe Medilenanean beaches. Before th��y; left it ���was.'-geUing a little cold itiiQeneva. As V treat for her parents JJyn along with six qf her fi lends gathered for a op- musical evening to sing just'for tfie sheer, '^y. Gordon Walker ;1?,'at-Roherts Creek Legjap HaH- Thirty- s<.veu members and 17 guests enjoyed a delicious srflor-gasbovd, catered by the Rak)- er;ts Creel. Auxiliary tq S\> Mary's Hospital. ... pealed at the head table, Mrs'. Florence -Johnson^ secretary-treasurer, president Eric Ingjis and his wife Lenora, vice president Mrs. Muriel Ball -^director Mr. Don Chappell and Master of Ceremonies ..ywmnji' a I ���- Just for Writing SB i" H For further-details call Cliff Mahlman at fe8tj-2125. The Gibsons Rural Centennial Coiri- niiUee wdl be co-operating with the Elementary Schodl on Apr��i 28, 29 for an exciting "Pioneer Days" '.'display"-; Qf' pld time handicrafts, utensils, etc., Costumes too will add to the. scene. \ Reunion, < '"'"... ;: - Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bee-nan, ~ Vicki,; Laurie, Paul and Mr. and' Mrs. Biid Bee-�� man were vistois to Nana.irno foi a fam- SECHELT TOM? PRESENTS ���-.I.! Wi ���' .-'... . STARRING:.; .,.'.',.,J, Vince Edwards -and Jdek'rpqlQnpe.". I-,' COLOR - CARTOON'SINGLE : ' Starts 8 p.m, Put -10 p.m, j-v"t Friday, Saturday, Monday, March 19; 20 S$:^*l: COMING iVTTRACTIQNS "A Day Of Anger" 'plus "Tartan's Jungle Rebellion" r^'Poys In The Band" Mr. and Mrs. D(ck Vernon of Hudson Hope are being congratulated on the birth of a son on March 5 Mis Vernon is the lprrner Heather Biacewell. This is a sixth great grandchild for Mrs, S. B. _race- ,'well, > " " .'.:���'"���'���.���"',, ��� A gracious hostess, ^rs, Mary ..Gill, ,-entertained at a fondue part}'' in. honor of "the birthday of her husband Mr,JEd Gill, Quests present" at "thfs Very enjoyable party were Ernie and Jackie {3cl.windt, Di gand Gail Pedneault, Vince and Dnr- othy Brace well, Don, and Maureen Sleep, Nell Zablonskrand' Gerty Hope. "''" The birthday of Miss Sandra Cqnlett was the otscasion for - a party when "Mrs. M Coper and Mrs. Ti Meyers. .W.f.ye co- hostesses' at the 'hlime rjf the latterV They ' weie assisted by lylrs. M,. Wilspp ,and her sister A pleasant sqcial time Was enjpy- ed and appetizing refreshments were ser- v.ed. Mrs. Corey McKay was guest of honor March 9, which was he.r birthday, when a family party was held in "the evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Doug Sanderson. Charlene Danrqth cejebrated her 10th birthday on Saturday, March. C��� down at the family's little farm, the sow gave birth so one of Charlene's birthday presents this year is a piglet. Mrs. Manlene Danroth at the daughters party was assisted by Terresa Wilson and Toni Tyson. Gaines and "a peatillt scramble were enjoyed with Judy White being the prize winner, launch was-^ served including a special cake. Other guests present were Loretta Harrison, Janey Wardstvom, Janey Thatcher, Bonnie McHeffey, Peggy Swanson, Tina Shaver, Noia Fromag- er, Wendy Smith, Joey linger, David and ''D'alihy*Barber, Louise Wilsbri, Kerry God-' dard, Shen-i and Todd T .oit f:, Rny jind- joy of it. Mr. and Mrs. "Vernon are look^ ing forwaid to receiying a tape at this happy time. Four of the singers did especially well, "(he quartet Irom Rigoletto by Veidi. , - , . THRIFT SALE The,..y$Wi ThrWt ��ale will be haid fqivtwn (days fhii" year, .Friday, Marcji 26. (rqm 7 tO'P p.m. and Saturday, March 27 from 10 to-11(30 a,m, There wid he hair gains' gaifjue, something fpr everyone! A baby-siting service' is provided so come.' (t Mrs. Millie Forbes was presented whir ���X giiti a thank you, for her extra help in llhfi nffiru> �� <> if the office the The two resolutions' put befoie membei s passed , flection of officers; /or directors llr-fcs "lngli��,and Gordon Wing re-elected, Jp|)j,"?i Kelly ^ejgeted. Credit ���CommUtee.{__p'}}.ijj? jConnoi-T^.'G. Luckeri re-elected, Alhlft Lynn elected. Supervisory Committefi'Wi%' Lenprai Ii.^lis, Mr. Ron McSavaney re7 ,eiected, Mi'4 Mhlie Forbes elected, and bring the wlwe family- Wearing ap- I Following the meeting the memhers pare;i of all sorts, pots and pans fpr, camp,- land frMendsidar>eed-hri^Te''Tnusic of BrfaiT Randi De Wilde and Mike Danroth. TRAVELLERS Mr. and Mrs. 1 ' ���_ Vernon have re- boqks, etc., as wejl as-a White elephant saie and an interesting bid-table. HERE AW-P THEI^g V , Paul Bigby from Terrace,spent a short visit in Gibsons recently* "Stephen Rigby will' visit his sister and brptheiTinTlaw and fami'ly in Nap- anee, Ontario, Mrs. M. Rigby has returned after spending" 2 months at Joshua T'rpsr Cal- itornia, where she visited her uncle and aunt Mr.-and Mrs. B. A. Gorham. Mrs. Ida Lowther visited friends on Bowen Island. Dick Elvin of West Vancouver ministered at the Pentecostal Tabernacle. He was a guest here on March 7. Mr. V. Viitanen and his son are building a greenhouse and a potting shed for orchids which they will be growing at their property on Pratt Road near Kear- ton -Road. It seems that there are more eagles than usual in the area this season- This fact has been mentioned' to your correspondent by folk gt Roberts Creek, Gower Point and the Headlands. Visiting-'Mi^artd Mrsf Wm. Weinhahdi' for. 5 weeks was^llii.Jaitej-isijiiolhfeiv^Mi^^ ���Arnold, who came up from California where she had visited her son. Mrs. Arnold has now. returned to her home at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. |and Tom'. The door prize was won by Mr. Gordon Walker. sets Worshop date REGULAR monthly meeting of Roberts - Creek Hospital Auxiliary was held on March 8th, 1971 in the Library Building. Friday, April 2nd is the dale set for the workshop to be held in the Clubhouse of the Sunshine Coast Golf and Country Club at Roberts Creek. The meeting com.7 j mences at 11 a.m. and members are'requested to brirflf a box lunch, coffee will lie .available. Tea will be served at termination qf the meeting- It was anrjounced that a regional meeting for Hospital Auxiliaries would be held May 5th in Surrey. The theine for .this* meeting is also extended care... ! Two units of the auxiliary are catering to the Credit Union -rulifs&i,- meeting and a smorgasbord for the Rebekahs at v Sechelt. ,.,,:;.,.,Ne.xt;.tneeti|ig,-wilL-be.ipi- a week earL ier than usual, due to Easter holidays and =dw4#4"eH^-=ertTMfflirfty7^ "Oh, darling," she said, "feathers don't come from birds. Everybody knows feathers come frorn/pillows." ? !'J W~*l_-,�� --'-The'Cg'ric^Jqn'W^^ $300,00 fpr 'thrbssl tetter (about 250 te 700 worel^ qf the functions of a, good local newspaper, This cpntest i��*<->p$n to all readers of The times, cis well <-*s��� Qther CWNA member--newspgpers qcres�� Cqnqda, gnd "Entries will be forwarded by The Times te the central office for final judging, pespribe in ypyr own words just what a local newspaper means tQ you,, to .yj3JrJsmii-^o_ymuL_i^rr^^ does it,help YPM to enjoy life.jn yOMr-GornmMnitY? Polished, expert literary style is not sought- Kather, the jydges will be intexesied in simple, clear exposition that indicates an awareness by the reader of the role pjp the weekly in the community. Judges will not look for excessively high praise for The Times; they will stydy the judgment and understanding by readers of the function of the local newspqper. . . whQt it should dp, where qnd hpw it should serve its corrjmunity and its readers. Mail your entry before midnight, AAqreh 18, 1971, to CWNA Contest EditoriTThe Times, Pqjc 310, Sechelt, B.C. -A No charge for entries. -4JNo age restrictions. *A Make several entries if you wish, ���A Any Reader of Tjie Tiroes may enter Could You Use $300.00 CASI o *i ^ si X I ��! t I V -I l m . 4 i ! 'u . ,'��� CAKE MIXES frS"1-^: LUNCH MEAT 5^ EGGS d,,,j IF SALMON _&'fH,i Mi A \*i mm Zim h\*! it DETERGENT Clqyerleaf Pjnk, '/a lb. ^ Arctic P<>wer# Giant BATHUbOM-TISSUt Whi's Sw-"' -_V for i��-_ERU|T-0RINKS4^t ,^s" v*��-ks.._j ' ^^^"Jf*"*! APPLESAUCE ^i:^' PINEAPPLE firST'"*������..���... cheese suces ri CHOCOLATE CHIPS St" PLUMS K-^. 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