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ift*4-����,?D^ WBMM^MzMt, i1*' Taxmyew ^ewarn! \ *"r�� I*V*CMl^4lh^au ������^uj^.-^p4iaJ-A^^MlW3^^i'4|w V^u4y*b ^'f^Vb'%'*V''v-*fr v ^^^kJtfUJ^ X^V^I^u^i*^u>'it '^ tl1-! ,Wept-Gar&4i%R Qp4fil4o Iniusiiuas J44m Vamp-aver 9i B.Q, ,"t NW legislation intrqdnped, during this, sessiaa. nw' alleviate s,trajn pni* Ihe Opast Garibi-ldl Health Unit by tranfi- ferring some pf its duties to the Regif-r-al District, '' * ��� An amendment "-tales; '.���.'_ "The 'Lieu>epaht-Governpr iri Cpyi-,cii njay, by regula/tion.-'authdrizp the assi^n^, tion of the exerpise of the powers '���---'-" ! to the Health iAgI STAfF SHQHTAQB }p the ipfp ..AnrVual Report pf the Coast Garibaldi health Unit, nfreptov ��������. CJerrjrnij- states (!<A third iiealtl- in- specfor is Wgeptly needed if wc aie .to n^fli'v}a,in 9 satisf.��ctory level of' sei vice ir^ il^B .'jpy.'jilip'. ���J'hie lqgipa'1 jpcgtion for this m^Bectpir is ��|bsqT"s<'. ������ - :i|fe;3jth Minister, Hon- koffmaik- is ���������gi*'J0itej|l %*? 107Q phairmain, of the Onion 'Serving tho Sgnships Copst, (H9We Sound tq Jor^ls Inlet), including P^rr Mellon, "iopkins LqncljnO/Gran'^aiT!? Uapcljnq, Gjosen^ Rpbefts Cj-ee(c, *l'M3 Union ^f-" Urbpf WjUon Creek, S^jiriP Park, Sccjidt, Hplfrrioon ppy/Sccfct Cove, Pcndof Hpfbour, Mqdcjra Park, |<|e|pc'Qlo/. |fv(ne's Lflndinij, Eqrl CftV6' Egrpppf Mf This (ssue 12 Pages -~ *Zc LARGEST CIRCULATION OF~ANY frAPEft ON THE SOUTHERN SUNSHINE COAST, VolMrpe 8, No 2] .WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 "���jk* duties of a Unip'rt- Board ��� brHeaUhf'b^V i���;f^?^r:W?'-,^, Mr- McOloskcy as say- ..���.,i^^���i ji�����...'���.';,"���_.. u.. :_... .;.:���.._L^LJiv,-^r>|':ti-er^ are not enough "dedicated" ��� ' >J regional district or by any^,grQup|ngi'';pf niembers - m-JnipiptUHies ��� pf a.'/pgigrigj. distrjat, as defi-ned in the Municipal $$, ' vyhpreu-pon the jurisdiction of the Union Board of Health shall cease and be pp;nr for r ed upon the regional district or the- member municipalities at? the case may be,-"and'the regulations may further provide that the regional district or the membei municipalities shall exercise' the powers and duties of Local Boards,*'of ,Health within its jurisdiction". * This could be interpreted as ;tra,ns- tcrring costs'to local taxpayers. The legislation.' further authorizes Charges ..for'public health services renting to, environmental control, such as inspections of septic tank installation, col- leL-lion ��� and testing of water samples irom^commercial and industrial- operation!,, etc. ., pi^fg'jsipj.a} people today 'wilting to take pp��jf^ms With Health Units. Mi Mc- f^tpjkey's comment is,; ''dedjeqted is1 "the .Vigiit ,W<n'd' to desprib'e stjiff th'oughout .Coggt itiaribaidi..;it amazes me they caji '^pfioh.plish as much as they do, in spite pf the transportation problems of our vast unit". ' .-, . * During^ 970, Regional IDistricts assisted the Health Unit by allowing building in* specters to assist in septic tank inspections. Arrangements were made tp withhold . issfianpp of building permits until a. sevHjfe disposal permit."was issued. Anticipating-an increase ...in, almost every aspect of work during 1071, Dr. GemmilLsays, it is logical to suggest that if public health inspectors are not made available, the feasibility, of using aides or assistants for some of the routine work should be considered." Annual functions Sunshine Coci^t' Lions Club prepares major event slate -v. f*. t. i T 7 f\ r,i, 4 SUNSHINE Coast Lions last week elected a new officer slate during regular- meeting' al the Casa Martinez Restaurant,, Davis. Bay. Headed by Les English as president, new executive includes; vice piesidents���Don Chappel and Bill Mc- Dermid; secretary���-Bob Scales; treasurer ���Q lvv i lie-Underbill; directors^���Ray Stockwell, Pete Smith, Ervin Benner and -Pr-eri=fefgensun;-Ti lishaw; "Bulletin editor���Gary Foxall; Lion Tamer���Cliff Salahub. PANCAKE BREAKFAST Annuel.Mother's Day pancake,break;t last is next up-coming project of the Club' and tickets Tor this veiy popular event are available through members. 11 i notLd t lull ii ch<uij> of locdlion yNEK|?-=GT^|til Edstci punoy had uncxcpcctcd pitf-s foi the (.hjildien's wa��d at i SI Mfuy'b Hospital^ Sechell when the big EaStci | Uab|<et uffled by Royal Canadian Le- 1'���'gion Bfapch iflo, la, Gibsons BranVhr i was won, |jy�����' ticket |.)ac|u out to the ���/ chi|(frp,n's wm'd.' , \ UIONP BliNGQ | Duu't Iqiget lhe Lionn'Bingo, irrlduy, \ \ April 23 ul 11:30 p.m. nn CTV, British \\ Cfiliimbia Television. Tickets will be on ,) s.iiu until 1,1.;30 p.m. oil Friday .riiglit- at Yates Service Centre in Sechejl, right. ., opposite the bus depot, C-iingrutiiliitiniiH to Mrs, Louisu CI)ristN- \'. enseu of Sechelt who won Hast woek's | Ihumw of Vilifies prize of .$10, The con- il tchl conlinues, for I'ivu more woeks, sec }- the details on IhuBnzuar of Values pu'gc. *, OOG OWNERS It In undersloiiii u minor eplfleiiilc. pf ,( (lihtuniper is Inking loll of dogs in H'1-' ;' iric��i mid i'�� tlii�� in 'i"ih- coningioiis ihpKP i who value ll|(;|r polti ine udviserl. (0 lulu; | all tyrijuhullniiH. Diiilini'i|)i)rr hIkiIk aru tl|�� J " I les i precaution, js scheduled for this year's "breakfast Which for some years was hejd at Peninsula Motors show rooms. This year it will be'lieid in the Village Cafe, Sechelt, courtesy of Al and Stelia Brown. Date is SundtVy May 9th and rumor has il an outstanding breakfast is in store for miim "aria all members of the family who seek t'o honor her on her big day. MAY DAY U n d e r the chairmanship of Erich Hensch, most plans for the greatest May, Day todate are finalized but a few additional attractions are still under exploration, and pi-oviding fme weather-prevails an excellent day of entertainment is in store for the many people who have, in" the past, come, from far 'and wide tq attend the festivities. One of the major attractions will be the 40 piece band from Powell River which will set the scene by presenting a musical conceit'' at jtiackctt P^i'k the evening before May Day This" is scheduled to commence at 7 pm Sunday May 23id Furthei pciformancc will take place duung the event next day Lions member* fyiJl l?��]iPt tyc mHsic-apj, pi"t pvor- nighl- m-(Me-r>hprop*��v'1 JL-&-/ , ' - ' ' *Wk~pt' the^Hpscs' fs {-jphpr featufo likely to provide fun and SWPS This will ,}>e an exorcise by tho Fhe Dcpditmcpt and wrll take plate at the Trail Bay Shopping Centre, 0 am Paiadc asscirrbly is planned for 0.15 pm and should move mff at 10 am. C,rt,)wn|ng o-f the May Queen at the show ground tHackel't PU,'I0 V) ^Jn, following VVhjch, ihn, booths (ind fair- ground anterluinment will be opened. Children's races will commence at I pm und should keep the youngsters pc- ui-pied for a while, Then, starting at 'I pm o great treat for everyone, the Vancouver Variety Group will put on a first c|ass performance with extremely Well^ talented professional 'entortajners.' This wil| pu followed ��i !>.'ii) pm wiilr u'-slurw-' of local1 talent. ' .Top event of theday will bo a Ihrilling exhibition of parachute drops by the Sky Pivurs from Abbotsford. Al- Campbell of Tyeo Ali;wuyn l<ld, has again volunteered usp of Honurof his plane1' for this ...purposu.. ... ...-���. ','.., p v ,"M<ry Diry" Bi||l from 7 pm (o 0 pm will wind up thu efjle'brnliont' and will ��� ho hold In Ihe Siii:|ie|l-Legion Hall, Oomprulienslvu |ist pf cvunls will be published kitor uh finnl phjns are lor- inii|ut<id. Centennial Caravan - displayed this week - BRITISH Columbia Centennial Caravan '71 -comes to the Spnshinp Coast this week and will be open tp the public in Gibsons April 21st at the Sunnycrest Plaza and in Sechelt the following day, Thrusduy 22nd at H-"ckctt ParR, between the hours of 10 am and 10 pm. Consisting of threffTruge trailers, the Caravan offeis a journey through the couidors of time, and exploration beneath the surface of earth a,nd sea.. General chau'man of the .Provincial '71 Centennial Committee, L.J "Wallace, stales "This is a much more extensive project than the vpry successful Caravan which touted the province'm-1958, 1066 and 1967- * "The techniques ol design, animation, sound, slides and pietiues aie used tp "depict the province's progiess as well as display some of its colorful past " ��� The Caravan commenced its travels Mai eh 10th and will continue until' No- vembei 27th where it completes its schedule at New Westminster j tennial Banquet celebration at Patio Gardens, Canadian pioneers living in tlie Halfmoon Bay area pose for' a *i��rm'M^mte=Hlte=e��&nt==H eft^ Seated are Mrs. Lets". Hanney aiid John R Mrs. Stella^Claydon. Standing,' from Allister Revr=eanon-=Alan=6=reene7=#F LIONS Ladies are busy making firial preparations for'their annual spring fashion show where styles for tlie whole iamily will be modelled at flip ''Family Fashion Fling" scheduled for Thuntday,' April 29lh at fl p.m. in Roberts Creek Legion Hall.. Door prices and refreshments '.will he included irT the'''ticket^Vrice"Vf'l:'$2"'''f0i;'' Jiills_and41-^5J,^i'^UideBfeiT-^nd^ Mercer, Mr. Janies M- Mc- and Mr.. James M- Cooper. Longawaited reconstruction @ RECONSTRUCTION -ah Highway 101 fiom Sechelt to Eails Cpvc is scheduled for the near fultiie and accoiding to Hpn Jsabc) Dawson is ipcluddd in tbe ment of campsites within the area, largest is the sum of !>75,000 for dev��l��Pment nt the \.)l) acic watprfipnt p4|kb|te at ,Ppi poise Say, Spcl>pU r^ext is $2^,00q foi Both piQjccts have beep pioni'scd foi bonic yeais bul M'"-- PrfWs-on says both are now approved and ready In go. Sjie |.o|d t(ic( Times last wpcjc that offer long discussions with Highways Minister Wpiii: ley ,J3jliick she .was .fipally iiofifjpd*' tliut both projects'would be in the budget and an aimnrVncemenl would be in order. Ferry lorininal'i each end of IJio Sunshine Coast have already been enlarged and improved, 'Some incwaspsupi ferry transportation have been inslitirterl and ���".indications are that, further improvements, 4^.~K<D-..uh��.>....nfri gh >��� ha- a nti^)a-U-d-A-A~g^od;-- rtittt] lietween the two terminals has been ii 'dire need for some years for flow of niolur lurrfi'i has been spiralling |'irpid|y as more'and more ������visitor'' ��nd loj^i'lsts yisii, lhe areii. Amount of moniiylo be spent mi Iho cui-off iH'eslluuiled al $l,20l);l|00 with fi|-i'l- phUHO lo cost .tilrOO.OliU 'Crist jnf ll|c yo- conslriiclion to I'lirrls Ci/vii fi'-'onr Sechcit has pot beep unnounccd but corjlrl feus- llily uxceed Iwo million, (Airllipr If '.I'iIh, large'sriins |iavc boon rolciised lor hnprovnmonlH and dnveliip- clt Puiksito at Wilbon Cieek, *|0,00p Rop- pr|s feepk, and ^J 0,000 at Pminpss Loius.i ~h"iler"*W^"k has already* commenced on the SoLhclt campsite Money icleased fpr paik woik is pait ol thp scheme pioposed ^y Prcrrner Yr-^C tmP*i[\ ���)''"'' (W<ldk ai providing jRb�� fp? WQ Ui-OfpRio^ineQt and $iu<-}qn��s_ anp anyone \ytbhmp tp obtain, Jprrtp'oy- menl should write id Paiks Biqprji, Dq- pai tment of Rci-icalipn and'Conspi vatioi), .Pai bamr.nl Building Vutoiur Needed facilities to ���I ii * t, ��� i Willow woj'|(c:rH ,/mmI ntj��u<:lal��'> gu- lli��red\l��st' Hnlunlny al. Ihe Cedars Inn niteons'lo honor ro��lrnmenl;,f��f!cr ivyi'iMy y��nrw ����u'V)���� by Ciarenou (iiMluui- and Nirni MurkiM,' IwtU'' Twnnily y*����r* S��rv|c�� ��n)pj("ywl jn Hie i-luiii)'- jew-very ik- pnr|-n��iil ol. pari Mt-llnn. \,<f\h worn presented wllli watcha-i |*u| tm old typpni ijiiu^!, aMb rallied (mm ^oi'S/kd, waa u?(iunted and preaeided, l<- Mr, (iralmi)). i<Vmn lufl,: Niir.' Maiienii, ttepprUwiil Uil'WDW ��'|d RiipnrvlKor Oro/i JolinHO)), ,(1nrpnnp 0|-nrmrr) and d('pnrlm��'i)t )ioud .|ln- Mt'iu'o, ' ' ��� qjBSQNS Mnyoi", Wally, I'el.ersnn ,lo|(| ]1h! __JCkiuiH .IdhI,. WH'k,.J,jjiiJ, llni inoiio'ieil $40,000 extension lo Iho Village Hall in not likely to rcsull in "un ii|(:rr;iiHO> i.n the nfjll rale, Council has been putt ing* $'1,1)00 cacli yeai- Into a roscrvu fiipd for such a projoct and money so I'ur accumulator! will bu|p offset,,need for ,n .mill increirsu. Tho cxieiilijun wjll prpvidp, a now, lilinuy i|iiii|-l<,'r�� with opt ranee nl griiitiirl' lovoj, lli.Us olimliinlliig slops. Diiwn below wjll bun J.nrrt'V' iiiuneuii) nruh liiaii lliu e-(isling aci.Tiiiunoilalloii and will provide inorii'-.rpiKHi Cor llio nuigistnilos cnrirl which proniinily shares, llio lower por||nn of the pi'i'seni municipal hull with l|io niiisi.'uin, Mayor Pelorso'ii sairl 'Mlii.'so liii;j,lilios aro' nil ihkmIhiI in ii growing .uonimiiiiily apd both iihihi.-miii und library are riMiielii to Iho iii��li'|i,'l. Wo are oui to fill l|io eoniiuiinUy, i;i<;i!d!i fit i'|'ir.i,,,:iu..v/.ni��i-,sj,;)Oi'ii}l.iJo crinl In llm luspiiyi)r mul Ihlii will l/o up- eomplinlipd ' by- tiij'lng fu||i(iiir|vii||lii|(e of llio ���il<V,'1|.i;i,fibJ1'Tuv|'ii!iiil';tJ|'Kii,,liil!' Dovolop- njpiit I .min program", '" , , Tlio loan 'm.'liiDiJiii' v/rjn' 'nrlgligilly pvi'.y, ii /'ll'h.'iiii your period, whii.'h" In S|iia|l oiini- ipiiu|iloi) |��)iii!d..il'p prolili.'in pf' Ininor iilliiuul |iuynioi|lii limn wore |-iiti|i|blo, Opcii |l lii'iiuiiin known llio period hud ' M.-��-|i^i-i; !i?jif | *:U^Lji_ J w <?.i fix..,., y ?-.i| i'/J J!)!ui''L�� npliouroil luliior iiiorri |i:n,si|j|i!. Unlorlu- niilrrly, i|cudliiii,< liu- iip|il|i:nt'iMii wim MuiHi Hist whioli 1'Hiulod nil o)<:iim,'/iI of riiii|i,, (''imi iirlliin by, udiiilnlr^lidoi' Duvo JolniNtnii ami ii\)i:niiii iimm.-Ijh/^, nf, l.'oiiii oil wr.'iu rnwnrilofl w|i|i jupprnviil o)'n $���10,000 loiui fur, lliu o,slo|ii'iii��n piojoi'l, MIGM A��H��;��-}rvJt;WT : ' ...,,���.'Aw<''iii!|'UJ|ll nl $I0,U'JI. Iti.lhlii .yuur'u mi,'- ��� i|U'0l(;r| I'oullibuliun |/,Y Ibo ' Vitiligo In llio licf'lijiiiil Mum il nud I'livi'ri, pi'u lii'ipir 'liim in plunnuii' unil /(mb'ii'c niio,' Thin r.-unipuroi* hi iibnuiil $;iilll|0 hud your, Mr, ���lohnnlon cNiilulncil Umi $i',oo0 nf llm ( uiiionnr Is t[|o Vllllrgi'V i.lmm of Iho ,$li0,0ilirili!lil imcVvu fund nl lliu lluin.l, /VJiiyni., J'nlej'Mji} pi, n"<pri:iishi�� illn upp|i|v|i| mild "l|iih in ii Ibi'oi.'lold h|i'n,'Ui,o ''!l,i'J,'^!^!Hv.,J!!X'j"|l'|!.'i:!,!,!.yfl HiMiWilJit u pfuiiiK'l', fiil I'lii'i', iliori,' "p. uiijy 'up pttttji iiion��',y lii pt'iiploi/ purkidn mi'l Mi*'i���" l�� il limit lu how lui llm public.In prepared li- go," , t < , - ��� ' AM, 'livyyy I'h'xpp mild !��) lied hoop hut'fti l*-wl~t*0*rHintt lli��|,-*il'r<!.'i'���������#���-M'#|��^'lfl�������-��� vPhi.L.'d., h'jid'p^d iniootoi^ ,ro|oi;tli)g, uj pjminr.'i', unollii-i' mk'oIIiih luul b'fi.'ii r-ulloil al which approval was fdvon, Mr, i|o||iinlo��i pulnloil oui Ihul a Mib- (���liuiliii) wubii .ilol'l h involved in Iho debt roriorvi- luiul, Ah|(<.-iI wI/pHhT f'oun- cij w��o. cApooloil hi hlntui Ip Ihul'/ lln replied lhat Ih'is is soim;lhiiig...tu be determined. '' "'; ' will be presented at the door. Mrs. Peggy Connor is writing the script for the commentary which sjie will also present together with some of her yariatipns to. gyif the pccatsion: B.iariisi "wiirbe" Mrs- Karen "Jehsehr"' *- * The evening promises to be thproughr ly enjoyable and is made possible by fhe.Toggery, Morgan's Men's W.efit^ Uncle Mick's and Campbell's Viiriety who will supply the fashions. -' . - Tickets are available from Lipr-s Ladies who invite everyone tp "hj-ing the family and ;epj0y the' Fashipri Fling". i ������" 9 Regional Board release tMmWm tt l#% j-jjpupTJQN pf-M��> rphrdfy" impqwd lpnd charge for Rpgjonal ptb\.tic\, wafer seivice :.liou|d be feasible within I? yeais, Ihe W,ilei Commit lee decided at a meeting Apiil p. Rpdiiqlipn will depend on.fwp as ypt unknown factor'': ' , ��� Interest rales on fjnpnejn'f fpr the |,l rnillion dollar syslenr and increase of hind paroels in the sprvjepd arei> through subdivision/ The present rates wop)d pay off tho system) w|l||jiv 2fi years , wii|i,^ppopie, (j'orn an average of a.-IOt) parcels, providing finahl'ing could be arranged at Vk ,,, Any imiiHliut-tial inoreaso-beyopd a,-|0fi would ji.l|i"w 'for riilp rpduollom Such A SEWEB BIDS Afler a long drawn out battle with Jhe prime object of eliminating conlaml- nalion, the scwor projool "is all sisl to go, Bills wore ripened mid u!|u|ifcd at a sppiilal inoolin'g'" aifd in 'oiich oalognry, lowosi lorulor was approved ��� and acooptod, , Valid Cnns|,ni(:|ion of Surrey was iiwurdod ouulriiol work, ut. a, price if) ���fait),;)!!!) for i.'onnlruciion. Alius Aiilmnin-i lo i-upply and dollypr unwity pipe and iippiii'lepiinonH ul .a price tit $'Hi,(|(ill. Ciud Iron mmiliuli; I'l-iunoii and envon- It) bo Nilppllnd by Pouoli City I'Yiundry al a cost of $J'v|lil), Proi.-uiil inii|"holoin will, |io , liupjilloirl ��� by Ocumi, Ccpiu'iii ai ti .price of $iii,ii;ii, Tiiini fimp'o of ��av7,:-f)i). Work is oKpocled lo /<u| uiirlnr wuy ( very shortly ��� and" niri'iidy tmtpi: of llic i.'oiilriu.'torii ll'nvp hoop ip Iho nroa inuldpg' propmuilioun, ,' , , ' ipcroase is very probable, since as water su))erii|lei|donf G. Dixon reports, lliorc irre-nviii! (rg) ih.w 'parcels under applicfi- liiin so.far this your alone. ' ���Inloreiit 'ip1. long'term borrowing Iiiih lisep |o ��^% since the original projection was, made, hut has sta|-|ec| |o/decline rocoiilly and will hopefully bp near 7% nuain whoii J,)|slriof di;puiiliiren go on sale in .luly. , " ,��� ��� Fixed oxpeuscii (t,y the water systoni. hn:|nding loirrf ropay|pe/|( (f)nnneod' hy iho land ehuu'p' and oporuiing or/id flhiuncoil b.y iho iisor charge) will birul lousl $131,000,(11- this year. '" Inoomd fniin Iho |0��| land.purcols mid IMI��. iihi.th will be $ J11,010.00, Thp.'^ijlljiiig d'of|cil,,,���whioh w||| con- linuo unlll llio/n aro, ip'nyu ilm> . a <joo land parcels, wl|l have'to bo m-njn pxf h'iforo ru|6' roiliictinns cap, h^inlroducer., I** "'T elloit Hit sSm Ad-Briels i km ,t ii^'^*'i':nf|7ioj^iiir""rr'j* h��' mm I H.W..���H��4��i|ii I'niii AhvhAHiwWipi:. mlimi Fni-psl I'lO'lpt'l/i |��|.il, |ini'i) wore in- loinicd today Ihul wi'iik' ii|ii||(o| I'lipdi- Don,'! would forr'o ii Unci.' wo��;k mill i-hnl- ifowp oui'ly ihlii nuniinoi1,' ��� Idlflu miiiorun'onmnf ti> oniiiluyoi.'n, Iho ('oinpuny Miili.-d MTlie murl'iH foi1 wood, jililp |His''bi:oii Wouki.;||iiig!jiiui'i! iho ���utnt pi -tup yoiir, 'fluV WfuiHipA li'nd *rl.";v- i.'lopcd lnn:intii>, iit'-.ivdnnml hoMu'WH in> lIvlH'oi. in I'luropu imd llioi-'ar Muni whoro our iiiujor inmluii, hid |i|i'iiici|, '" ",Wo will nol \m iililo to*i,i!|| uli our production und nliHt ���p'lll/lg |'ii<'ll)li��,'H IU7! Ilmiii.'il. ,Ai<.n nfHiiH, tin* pi||| will, hu dhut rlowip-fniiii ,1mm 11 In ,|i||,v li, Aill!prodra;' lion oinnloyijoii' w|l| bo oxpeclod In luko lliop- holiUuyii iliiilnn Uli" llino,' -J-' u!l'b<r ool|f(ni)f~'/i/r-t||��r ?ilwmr|-"|)fijf-'7jr',;- Iho yr.-iir in nol inui'h, brlglilor and a iin- IIm-i- i.||iiMo\m) liobiir; l||<i ycji) imrl (pay , \in pr'ooN.niy,' ," ' , ��� Tho o'vi-r Mipply t'ondlllon' Iho h)i|ufi. try lint',1, may luul for i,imio ll/no,,')! ,|j|tpjy���:,��� "llioiihiriliui nn Tni'riiiii.n pi wlhipJpyAJ" --wjii-bf- j7��wrdti'ir ihhf yorpT-Af? ft roiiilll, Iho "* lliiliii.lry w||| nol ho'uhhf lo recover any ol |U jiiciciiM.-n hi n'fll/i f)<#r Ip p|r:|l .up , the |,(im��ofi In miIIImh ji||i:'oh -Which roinili. ��mI .from the lipprocbillou "ul] l|io (.!ujiiid)aii , do|)ar, ',''', ,.JiML._ In Today's dossllied:- ' -*w-*-*"<-''w''''w'��M'��-*<wwy^^ ', ' UbFil) itointi- lor iiuhii Borvo) Propiiiio , I'Vhlgo, I/O Co Trull bl|to; as pow. i|l|i) l!-|j*-nj J0" M"mvi,i Tublp ,'iigw; 7'f'TV- ru.lio, poi;iali|��;i r|.liug ppw��)|' biiggy, kloal fur, huiiliug nio|(, noil, cunoroiu; ;i iim (.'hov, llni doi'|<f ox-|,ni:ky" |,ngei: trnc|i, guurl ruhlmr, good condition; im now, '������oping "irw, inlim, lurpltiirri' op milo, /ipoijlu) pi/W, ' r ��� , ��� 1 linen C|����|||c<|i, reach f.WT 2.S00 'honioi (10,(100 /<?9<loi>). , ��� ��� ," ' ��� I line. 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FOH SALE ThePbNINSVLa7^W��* Sechelr - Phone 8B$*9$54 Classified -jmn*w*nni*rm>>f*V*********Vi:*rL^^ published Wednesdays by Powell River K|ews Town Crier Sechelt Times Ltd.- at Sechelt,,B.C, Established 1963 / Member. Audit Bureau ^_ of Circulattoris * September 30, 1970 "gross Circulation 2920 \ Pol4 Circulation 2446 "As,filed with the Audit Bureau of Circulation, subject to audit. - Classified Advertising Bates; 3-Line Ad-Briefs (12 words) One" Insertion $1.00 Three Insertions .. $2.00 Extra lines (4 words) 20c (This rate does not apply to commercial Ad-Briefs) Box Numbers 10c extra" 50c Book-keeping charge is added fpr Ad-Brjefs pot paid by publication date. Legal or Reader advertising 35 per count line. Subscription Rates��� By Mail: Locpl Area $6.00 yr. Outside Local Area ..$7.00 yr. U.S.A, ���-t. $9.00 yr. HELP WANTED Overseas .$10,00 yr. -$3,50 .$4.00 Special Citfcens, Local Area ��� Canada By Carrier 60c mo. Copyright apd/or prpperty rights subsists ;n pll display advertising and' other material appearing in this edition of the Sechelt Peninsula Times. Permisisap to reproduce wholly or in part and in any" form whatsoever, particularly by a photographic or offset process in. q publication, must be obtained In writing from the publisher. Any unauthorized reproduction will be subject to recourse in law. COMING EVENTS =RQ��AEF-=--Ganadian-^T_,^ giTmn Branch 219 Roberts Creek dance with the Western Troubadours, Roberts Creek Legion Hall, Saturday, April 24, 8 p.m to f Spot dance prizes Admission $1 50 per person Everyone -welcome 6247-21 'QUAUFIEb pre-sehool teacher for half days starting fjill - term, Apply Jack and-Jill op-, operative Nfursery School. General delivery, Qibsons. ' ���> - 61H-20 YOJJNQ "man for , kitchen work, experience pat necessary hut desire to leann' essential. Must be neat in .appearance. Can live-in. Apply- Jolly Roger Inn, 885-99PB 6223-21 BABYSIT/TEH -fpr 4 hours daily Monday * thru Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to ' 12:30 pm 885-99(19 6256-21 CARPENTER tp work, for employer Must know house building. Ralph Phillips, 883- 2218 " 6257-21 PENDER HARBOUR EVERGREENS LTD. Evergreens Wanted SALAL 42c undone, HUCK 42c undone Done up 9c extra Free pickup for greens anywhere on Sunshine Coast Before picking, contact plant, 1st place North pf Pender Harbour Hotel Phone 883-2265' or 883-2721 , 5986-tfn HEAL ESTATE BEAUTIFUL, new 2 leve} \y.t home on 2 acres plus, 3 yjE-ye- , n,ue pottages. Op highway and, W^terfroht. AU . landscaped; Well sheltered hay with fjpat. Start youv m,otef oiv mari!"*" in this ideal location at Palf- moon Bay. Phope owner *d 885-0534.- 6121-21 ��� I,. ��� ...... . 1 ��� ^_ ��� ��� LISTINGS wanted lor coast properties." Phope CQlIppt Bill Hartle or Jim Mcintosh 1^2-985-4151 (24 hrs.) Hignlqnd R.ealjy,, 3197 Edfeemopt Blvd.,, North Vancouver, B.C. ' 612Q-2i CHARLES LNGUISH LTP, Real Estate & Insurance SUNNYCREST SHOPPING CENTRE, . , Gibsons, B.C. 886-2481 GIBSONS VILLAGE: 3 bedroom, basement home pn view lot, $19,500. 886-2481 MARINE DRIVE: Very mpe 2 bedroom home wjth view. $12,600. 886-2481 ROSAMUND ROAD: 1 acre $3300. 886-2481 LANGDALE: View lots, $3500. 886-2481 . ' GIBSONS HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION Some" lots left for only $3,000 886-2481 GRANTHAMS HEIGHTS: Super view fiom this well built 2 br house. Only $10,900 FP with $3,700 down. Balance $100 mo, at 8Vfe per cent. MLS No 6-6659. 886-2481 QRNER lot for sale j*t Sel ma Pai'H. "885-9395, r. ��6B .ONE" TON ehev. 8, cus- lOOxlgQ. Phope tqm cab, chasseys! mount 6096-tfh/ coupler, dual wheels, PS, PB,. bucket seats. Good' condition I10-.12 yolt ppnversion, Thex-s $250. Phone 885-9780 mp gas hot water heater,'" fridge, . 3 pieoe bathroom, mppomatio tpilet, storm windows, escell. copd. Kjnst soe |p appreciate. 886-7429. , .f 6222-21 iP7a '13'S'A 650 cp Firphird, 82\ lg0.fcpc*LQ:; $5 GMP-% $1,000. "-5,6 Merc HT, radip, ton, 4 spd.'i tao"d\-rri trailer- ��� - -' $3500rPh. 4^3-994,1. 6171-31 Pender Harbour; -a bdrm- home completely "remode.!- - led. 1,100 sq. ft. lge, Hitphen. Oven m ftcvel of land. v��ew yn' p p e v t y. AU furpHure inOUided. Ideal (or retirement pr summer home. A real steal at $28,009, MLS. Jim Mcintosh 6B4r54P-i pr Bili Harl'le 987-156^ or 985-4151 (24 hrs.) Highland Realty, 31p? Edge- -xtiQnt'Blvd.,' North VancpuVeiv 6,0. * ' 6119-21 EXCELLENT ppmmeroial \6\ ��� centre Sechelt���highway location, level and cleared. All services available. Bo* 1^04 Peninsula Times'. 1104-tfp APPROX-21 acres prime' fu- ture residential property,, ej- ' evsted view, lane apcess, pipge to new subdivisions, mainly bush. Sephelt Village. $30,000, Will sell block or 5 acre lots, Cash, Bo^ 310 The Peninsula" Times, Sephelt B.C. 4489^fn PORPOISE Bay, compact . pleasant view home 6 rms., autp. oil, basement, garage Owner 885-2896 6169-21 PENDER Harbour���Choice. 3 waterfront op same ievei lot with deep moorage. .Older 2 bdrm house Jack Noble, 883- 27Q1. Rochester Realty, 936- 7292. 6034-tfn ���' EWARf McMYNN REALTY ��i INSURANCE Multiple Listing Service Box 238, Gibsons, BC, Member Vancouver? Real Estate Board "PHONE 886-2248 6237-21 '62 FORD pickup, loxxg wide box, good copditipn. $650. Phono' 885-0970, .��� 6238-21 12x65 MOBILE home, 2 b.ed- ,' room. Tip-out in front room Ph. 886-7187- 6228-23 ������-��� ..���..���--^-..���t��� , . .11* ^LIKS ixpW^ two bedroom lOx 53 inobile home for sale, $5000 cash. Carpet in ..one bedroom, thying room, bath, gun furiyxce, "gas range #nd -oven. ".Large pil and propane tanks. Phope 112-581-7666. 6240-21 BOATS & ENGINES BARGAIN, 12 tt. aluminum Starcraxt, 6 hp Johnson motor at 25 per cent -titf. Both xiew. Ph. 866-7078. 6165-21 FOR SALE, Rawspn 26*"sail-' 'bpat, completely equipped for pruising. $7,900. 885-2050. 6194-21 WANTED���20 - 25 hp out- board in good condition Ph 883-2492. '52 CHEV piok-Up, $2(1(1 or tr��do. Ph 885-9802. .0227-jil WANTED TO BUY - v ��� ��� ^-1���- CASH for best 35, 40, 50 out- poard with controls for 14'- 16' hull. l\1erc. pref. Must be ip Al cond. Write Box 19i )-2l 8 FT. OVDRPAB -camper, furnace, fridge, pven, double SS sink.' LiKu" new, $1405. Ph. 886-2775r 6162-21 IF IT'S s-"itV���TtV Morgans. 885*9330, SBohall, B.Q. 8893-tfn DOUBLE ti-aoU snow mobile. uh. 985-2421. j 605J.V21 *rr Sechelt, BC. 6229- USED canoe wanted. Ph 885- 9989 6225-21 UV&TOCK FOR SALE, 5 sheep and one lamb What ofjfers Box 6226, c-o Peninsula Times, Box 310, Sechelt, B C. - 6226-21 PETS 89 FT. waterfrentage, housp with furnace and bath. Workshop. Wired 110 and 220 Also garage Ph 885-9803 or -write-JJox-6315���oo-Peninsula- Jack White Ken Crosby Jay Visser Notary Public 886-2935 886-2098 885-2300 6251-21 WATERFRONT. PROPERTY: Sargent Bay, 80' Jrontage bordering on Eunka "*Road, 3 bed cottage wih fireplace**and 26 FT. SPENCER, 327 cp. in. Chev engine, hydraulic steering, head, propane range, echo sounder, needs painting- Offers. Sunset Marine Works, Garden Bay. Phone 883-2475. 6231-23 10r"diyl'NKER boat, 3fe hp Briggs, oars, rod holders, etc Very -sound $95 886-2905. 6263-21 23' FT FIBREGLASS boat hull for sale. Marine plywood, yfellow cedar framework. Phone 8B3-2481. 6244-23 FOR SALE���3 year old female -miniature poodle, $30 6201-22 ' Phone 885-9312 or U2-942- 0739. ' -6260-21* ADORABLE pure bred silver poodles, 'reasonable. 885- 2261 . 6266-23 BROWN and black tpy male poodles, 6 mos, $75 each* Reg apd Innoc Also black toy female, 3 years old, $30 Ph 885-9797 6230-23 THREE kittens to be^ given away to kind homes phone 885-2308 6255-21 ORDER ypuy garbage incinerator pi $3.50 eaph from Sephelt" Kinsmen. Phope -895- 2475. 5898-tfn '���V. YARPUWrni}"shovel Wide, lpng crawlers. 371 GM pow- Uy 'Ph." 996-9697. 62}8-22 ROYA^ Albert China, 'Len- ora' pattern, 8*<djnner plates, 1 gravy boat,* 1 lsxvge platter Waned, I cream and sugar. Phone 895-2276 after 5:30 p.m. * 6232-21 SMALL Hoover washing, dryer machine. Near new $85. Ph. 885-9840. 6224-21' BRAND new Sampson Dominion electric hair setlei, $10 Almost new bro"wn synthetic wig, $8 Phone 886- 9697 ' 6234-21 MARINE ACCESSORIES Paint ��� Fibreglass ��� Rope -* Canvas ��� Boat Hardware Compressed air service NYGREN SALES U971) LTD. Phone 886-9303, Gibsons, B.C. FOR SALE (Continued) SHALLOW weR pump, 12'lip : motor.-Good cond. $76. 886- 2551. " - 8267-21 USED items for sale: Serve I Propane Fridge, 90 cc Trail hike, as" new, 900 miles; 10" Bityver Table saw;,7" TV-ra- J dio, ; portable; riding power 1'iiggy, ideal for hauling rock, - soil, concrete,- 3 ton Chov llat declj, o-c-L\*cky Lager truck, 'good rubber, good condition; as npw, poping saw; misc. t'urnituie on sale? special now. ��� Rental Shop, Davis Bay, -8115- 2848 Now open 7 days a week 9 a.m to 8 p.m. 62pl-2fl HORSE manure for ^sale, $5. Pick up load at Falaron . Fal-m, qibsons, 886-7729. - v 6239-tfn ROTO tiller, 3 hp Briggs, a.nd . St rat ton with harrow attachment $70, Phone 886- 7005 6246-21 GIBSONS 1 SWAP & SHOP Bargains in good condition. Fridges from $40 and up Electric stove $30 3-burnei propane boat stove $45 " f Wringer washers from $35 Automatic dryei $105 Automatic washer $13"5 2-pce brown chesterfield as- new $139 Walking gaidcn tractor with attachments $125. Located behind MacG_regur Pacific Realty, Gibsons 6265-21 LEGAL NOTICES BIRTHS GIBSONS WESTERN DRUGS , , . fs pleased to sppnsqr this Birth Announcement space, and extends Best Wi^iei to the happy parents. -, PERSONAL ALCOHOups Anonymous ��� "Meetings 8:30 p.m., Thursdays, WiJson Creek Community Hall, Ph, 885-9327, 886- 2343. . 4079-tfn Times, Box 310, Sechelt, B C. 6215-22 -5 ACRES, Village of Sechelt, elevated view pxoperty, undeveloped. $10,000 cash. Box 58 r9, c-o Box 310, The Times, Sechelt, B C. 5819-tfn WANTED view acreage'*'5 or 10 acres Write Bo* 6156 c-o Peninsula Times Box .310, Sechelt 6156-21 MacGREGOR pacific REALTY LTD. Box 799, Gibsons, BC. Van Direct:'685-3133 GIBSONS: Fantastic view lot m exclusive grea overlooking Georgia Strait. Note the expedient terms: $1500 down, balance $40 per mbnth at 9 60' WATERFRONT lot, West Sechelt Ready to build on tpp portion with magnificent view Path down slope to safe sunny beach for privacy. 5 min. to excellent shopping centre and mall All-facilities Priced for quick sale at $8,900 Pwner, 885-2416 6235-23 BEAUTIFUL waterfront lot inr Garden Bay, road in, all services available, deep water,, mporage. Phone 883-2336 ' ''' ' >���-���-'- - 6248-24 NOR'WEST BAY- Over \k acre of treed beauty in secluded setting Easy terms on $2,500 full price. JJOBERTS CREEK: 5 view acres partially cleared, South slope. C-pmfortable older 2 bdrm. home, fireplace, in LR, FOR SALE, Gillnetter 'Barnacle' A licence 21'x6'7" good -year-around- well���220 - cfinkef"buiTt7~double end, "real DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS wiring GIBSONS: Business opportunities Variety ��� store fully stocked $10,000 ean pot you m this business. Try your offer We can also place you in a home for as little as $10,500 full pnce WATERFRONT- .Large waterfront lot Magnificent view overlooking Georgia Stra'U, and islands! Good access just off paved road Hydro, phone Beautiful site for a modern country home with all conveniences GIBSONS VILLAGE: Cord- merciail property with highway frontage. 'Strategically located, lpvel, valuable acreage .with 124 feet frontage on W?SH to contact Latter Day percent. 10 per cent discount ^ice dining roprn adjacent" to Highway 101. Size '2 Vi acres. Cninto mnmU^r, v>u oDK . for cash. i>nmnnfl ki('r>hpn ' 82ft wiring All. fnoiillioo avmlnhlo Tfhifi Saints members. 9547 or 889*3540 Ph, 885- 45057tfp WORK WANTED GHUCKS painting & decorating. Guaranteed work, reasonable rates, 885-2375, "���J-;*- -:\ |i492-tfn EXPERIENCED drywalj,acou- ,,^ stic1 & textured ceilings'; now ih" CilbHO'tVH;' ut;e(jf" "iind {Serving tl\o Peninsula, Free Estimates, Fast service, Phone G &* W Drywall, 084-5315, ' 4'200-tfn ���FRUIT tree and hedge pruning, \Q. Chafmnn, Phone, 886- 0662, ' OlSBlfn ��� WANTED���labor contract for ynrdinu, or yarding" & loud. InB* Have full crow, uli will yprira of exoprloncp, W^irk m for cash GIBSONS: One of a kind: Lovely large terraced and landscaped lot, cej-iter of Gibsons, panoramic ��� vipw, FP $6(100 cash., -...v. ��� :'. GIBSONS: Waterfront, centrally located^ sprviced, FP $7,000, ' LANGDALE; Fantastic devel^ opme'nl opportunity! TliifS Tio<ik'"cotUd ��� U(i', nu\P divided into lovely View, lots and would be un extension west pf the I^angd'ailo subdiv Ision joining pp olnibstut the Ferry Termlnixl. Must be Wen to rofilizo full potqntti'l. FP $f!5,000,.' V '' - Call Li)rrie Glrnrdt HBflr7844' .j or 88(1-7760 ROBERTS CREEK: 7.2 nuroii lower RoboiiH Creok Road, Htetil spars, or woodoiViHpni'-lAHeinl waterfront properly, ho' Wprk prcforred in Vimoouvon Sechelt -or Vancouver Ittlnnd �����������'I' Phono , Pol or, Wrap 11113- ���5J32A or John Wray 883-2323 or wrllo Box 3, Madeira Park, ��.C. : (WOU-tJS WERlii^CET)' baby ��� Hil'lor, onrly lonhs, very depend - able, will baby nil. nvonliiHH and ; wuokendH, Losllo Min" Fnriimo, iiiifl-xflOR,' oaiw-ai '���COMI'ldWN IniKlHciiplliii nnr- vii,i", -Gardoiilnu, Inwu earn," ���foiiclnu undi ' cnnlriici, IIIKI- 7IWI, (l'.M5-tl'n ,, ' -" /Wlfi OFFER a complolo i,��'wi Horvlcn lo iho entire Hun- Hhln'o CoumI, Our work Ih , In- Hiirod nnd oxpoiily porlOi'm- t\d, Phono for fi'no "?Hllmnlo��, Peorlotw Trnn rlacvlciJH, Phono 1185-^101), ' OSflll-lfn IIOUftHWOIlK wanlcd ��� by , lir/ur, linvn ���own iriiruiporiii- Hon, llitforoin'i'fi ulvon, Call afler 9 p,m, Wlti-JW", ., , ,, _ ' WM-'M ROdtRTS CREEK i PRYWALIr Tnplnf- and Fllllnit hy hand . and mri'b)n<?,.tfpmy. T��'��...flpinx aulll'iil treed, parklike prnp-| gi'ly, Genllo slope, year rhiind itronin, hpnullful oslnlo properly, FP $33,300, GOWER PT, HOAD: 200x200 vlow propmiy,, .Hiimj, wnUnv, front, boaiillfully treed, fircnn HOIlthwosI, secluded nnd private, FP $(11100, GIBSONS: L'nr��o (illy lot; milt- al^li) for diiplqx or '(��� FP $5000, FOIl/flHT OJ] VIEW I.OTfl��� HpHIBRTfJ .CIlMMKl, 11 r n n ri now nov<irnm-'fit approved | ��!Glone ..loiJii-u'-b, ..iill ���iK!rvlf:<!n,���,��� $1190,00 rlown, bnlancu ni$'A,i)W bunk lliiiuu'i-dl Iniiiiect and Invent now, Whlltt iioiuoilon IhhIh, Cull ,Tol��h ninolf 'IVUMM or flfl(l-73f�� MIMA PARK ninl DAVIH MAV;. IJonullfnl view lols, mrxJUft'- wlthlp wnlklnfl rilst- iiiicco to Dm , breakwnler lu Mm, Park, Tlxmn loin nr.i, fully "KirVk'itd, paved iVi/i<1h,( ToriiiH i|vn|lnl/ilo, ��Slfirtlpn '"l'' $!il)(-(), compact kitchen, 220 wiring. Tiy your offer on $15,600. GIBSONS: Fine view lot* looking out to < Georgia Strait ond islands, ,$7,000, MUST BE, SOLD: AUract/ve 4 room cottage on view -lot, convenient location. Access from 2 streets, Any reasonable offers considered, Dcightful view P'op. fQ1' "that'"'Future i��,omu."~The e^|s,l- Ing older home can be lived in until i-oady th build, FuHl price,only-'i^l"-,500. , , (> Appi'ox, 5 oe. block In good locution. Terms on $7,500, ������' Four yenr old beauty on the waterfront, M��'tern, In every 1 respect, Bc{i||t||'ul Colonial decor, Ideal family homo with I'Ih 4 bdrmH,, lge. Ul, dining rm, Hlop suver kltche'n,'dblft, plumbing. Bright utility, Matching gnragtr, J8nny to main-, tnln garden, A mi|Ht to Hee, ., GRANTHAMS: 3 Hoyely vlow loin side by nldo, The 3 for only $6,000 on terniH, All ��� facilities available. This area is expanding rapidly. Full prjee $29,009. SELMA PARK: Three bedroom home on highway No. 101. Levetl lot, good view, lfirge living room, kitchen and .dining area. A^oil heat, elect. -HW>A god buy at FP $10,000 with lo.w down pnymeiit, LISTINGS WANTEP ��, PUTLER REALTY LTD, - ALL TYPES,INSURANCE G Ibsonis,. n,c, ' Phono B89-2090 MEMBER MULTIPLE U3TINQ'" . SBRVIOK , ��. ���' (wti'i-ai ww.^'��is^��is.*N Vince Prewer 8B6-93S9 Wqlly Peter-5pn 886-2877 Bpx 338, Glbpons, B.C, 9292-31 , i FOR RfeNT HAT-t�� for renh Wllwn Creek Community Hall, Contoqt Mrs. Piano Anderson, 889- Jim, "_^ 5495-lfn, FURNISHEI3 -. IpidloiriTooTc Road hotvwien Hyw Mil and ���Lower- Roads, Retired person or- older couple preferred, Rent ruiit-ouiiMlo, OIoho lo bun transportation, Glbnons area, . ��242.22 A vTuTAiriTrrT May I, iwu |W- nlKhed ��� null en |n Madeira Park Ciinl re, Phono 6113-3340, <134l)��21' found ��� ' ������',��� '; ; ' FOUND on roHorvo, CllhHoim, n ��� chlnchillii, Phono imi- WW. ........fl^Bi. good cond "Mickey Mouse" phone. $3,000 Fiank Lee, Madeira Park, Ph 883-2607 . 6250-22 40 FT CAMP tender, beach comb Radio phone, stove, head, $3,000 or will trade tor property 885-9981 6268-21 16' Fibreglass inboard, Briggs power, only $495 18* K&C with full house type top 115 ISvmrude powei. Demonsti ator ��� $2,9a5 New K&C, Sprinkbok, Sun- hneer boats in stock Ypur Eyinijude Deader MADEIRA MARINA Ph. 883-2266 Madeira Park ' OMC Service Centre 6236-lfn CARS & TRUCKS }955 FORD station wagon. Auto trans, Rebuilt 'engine'- gone 16,000 mijes. Trade for 12 ft, aluminum boat or'offers. ���ph. 869^2416. "��� - ��� 6049^21 I'?'..I'..". | 'I,'.:.:!. . I , , ���*��� - '55 METEOR, four mags, good tires, radio, Herst floor shift, . repondMioneil .motor-,, JQndy...good,.,7i'ha-je.���$391L__pu. MACKENZIE ELECTORAL DISTRICT A Petition has been received to change the name of White Road in 'the vicinity of Roberts Creek to Reach Avenue -Any objection to this change should be submitted in writing to the undersigned by April 30 ,1971 If there are no objections by that tirqe the name will then be,changed. , , - "W. lyl. UNDERWOOD District Superintendent for: Minister of Highways Dated: March 29, 1971 J690-Main Street, ��� North Vancolfovei", British- CoIuWbia ���> 6167-puh. April 7, :U, 21, '70 BRITISH COLUMBIA HYPHO ANP POWER '..AUTHORITY,':,, Il7xde, Phone 91)5-9589. 0051-21 1069 ^MAtlBU, Yflf aulo,. (rans, radio, plh new whitewalla, nr /fii- Invites tenders for Burning of aproximalejy 40 piles ' of Slumps, Logs, pnd Debris op 138 KV Right of Way, Gib- koiik, R,C, carpet, 2 'dr..'))��rdtop, beaut I fpl condition, Low mileage- iiofurondfi No, CQ ft��34 and |n top shAf^- $1590 t��sh, No' Offers, 689-0654, 60311-tfn ���04 PUNE buggy, loaded with extrno, PMm 8H(I-P3fi7 op Bllfl-26(|4, ... 9045-tfn ^in^^r'iri^rpTcku'p, 6,000 miles. n��d��o, t^icioo ��� '.I 6231-38 cash, IJIlflr389,-T. ���64 FORI) Fwli'June 900 tp\\ mh, $400, Ph. BBB-PPIW, i 9202-23^ lOBiTciiEv''.'nirTFIj^T^"- diu'd, ytiyy ' reliable apd ec- onomlcill, ���IBfl. 1111(1-2009, ; ��� .,. '6294-21 Closing Puio: Apr,!! IW, 1071, Rtitded tondors,,clearly mnr,k- ori as abovo-referoncud will bo received In Room lp50, B.C, Hydro and Power Auth- orlty Ru|ldln�� 070 Hurnird Slreal, VanPonverl, B,C, ppr tfl 12:00 iioop, ckiHipg dnte ns nboye, js���,.>-,,, ' Pelnlls may he oblnlned nl the office the Pnrfihunlng' nnd Bhpply Popiirimiihl, IOth Flpor, ��79 linrypyd BJre��l, Viincoiiver I, B,C���' lelephopo (1113, 1171), Local'2977, ��� 6241-pub. ApHIN2|, 107J J\ v klo (JclllniiH, Ptionbv8867193 Roberls Creek, B.C. HtUP WANTEP (Female) i i FEMALE bolp,r('-|'!lr?;'l, wall- tvimim, hoiriiu)i��''tp<'in, Lord .Tlm'tr Lodiie, flflfi.2232, , ��� ' 11243-21 LAIIOE PARK LOT, (I por , w'lil MORTOAOEl % hed- I'lM/lll 411*10 oil l|<i'<|, /'ll'"|l|lir'(l, A-E hot wal<��i- iii��r��l�� m'lnu "iplhoF "i-ojiiilj?^"* "iJii|iilii"r"Hnki'r" $M,A90 FP, $7500 |)P, bi.1,1.1 $110 PI 9 ptm ciinl, WEHT iWJUKI/r: |tiiilr��iii��nt- 60*i7 itt Inventin����nt clomr to hnlich, WAi'i*)*- tiouffir pre.��fffnfJ*/'rnnt��dnv$IW7*" tiiuMlh | pr��p��j|*ty muld Im dlv����� Idfd Into 3 lotH, Idonf'locnllon: FP ��l7,n00. 'j-nrniH, Cull',luck AndifrMon: <l(i(hi>32;i ���": : ori (iim-'/<m3, 64 LOT MADRIRA pAKK SUBDIVISION . .Tho host torno vlow (lo|�� In.Pandor Hod-pur���oyarlooklnp llm Hoilwur on<l Gulf, closa fo nloret apd &cliool��-���t\m�� lots Roii bo 'purchpitmJ with o very low down poyrn��n-- ond pqym��nt�� , on low ni 13S por month. ' ?fl' Wn^rfi'onl lot ol Powlar llorbour���-^,000, 6Va Acro��, Mado|w Pork, 1100' frohlMoo on Hl��hWoy- 40000. -001 i-oh 301OT PARI. COVE SUBDIVISION ic||0|c<r fciimlivynlarf i��nt" lol Th"" UA liuhdwd hooch flixl llslilng. PrlcoiJ (mm $3700. fiiiiV 1rQip Il'li~\',\-'M Mony pllwr vl��w ond uoml-watofffont lots from $3300 to $9P0O, Torrn�� wvfllloblo on olwvo proporll*}, ...���������.,,,���. , LbtKpunYtQfCwifo, ' : Phone Ponder Harbour 083-2233 Ir-rOp beat;,h Selma Pk, or^io $|J^00 term**, 5t Pdrrrit Som�� ,,,. .< flnlailno, , .,:. ' .' JH-r-Two older type hot��eo,. yJew lotn, lorge, Poll) �� Pdrms on " Hvyy, HfyPW, Terms. ' " , ,- ' 3-t-At |<obert�� Creek In Mock top rd, l-go, Qorooe- Iproe lot. ? Pdrms, ft)l3,?t50, *erm->.. Nr,' whorl & heath, Mr, <?wd* MM96,m W'AM}.^ .,--,.���'' i ' ���. ��� '��Axm:* ' ��� ��� ��� J��"~Yr*0'fr frpn�� IPO if. by 900 ft, AH wrvlw, 6v'tob> ipr .���">>��������� divlmnOr VlnwyonJ-*, ft Georflio 9),f'|rm( J.M,?w.. ?--Tftob��rl�� Cr<fek, 9'l9!�� nr. mhoti, AU., wry|c��n, $9000 f��n~h,, , il'MMO U, Mr, Good m-mt. m A97-/M41. _��� ;_ ':" '��� ACREAGE I- ( A fPQ'd inplpmic |wo pnd holf,o<-re<) pmporly wllli Min (lne-��l y/��w ��� on Howe Soupd Including execnliye lypo p|| rnodfrn tWo'Pdrm. 1 f>flm��. T�� l-oll��y* Ihl-i borgalp ll hoR |o be ueen, Aboul 300 (i, i ori WflM>r will) rroltoae Included for rwit. Thp ,wh��lo romplex, Only $46,000 lorms, hf\r,.��<wd A0B-0/9O or rW-4441, , ..".-.*. -,.|i.�����...,.,��� v��f,,',,,.|.,,*iMir;!:!.'i*".-s'i!.-r:.|3.n." ",.,���' ������ - ���W�����.J,,�����,.,.���, ��... , p*|)r* here op H*>we Sound Sur-Jiirie Coo*l. Grocery, P.O. wd V/hwt, Mod, llylog quprrcre, Abopr '$?|,000 dn, mwlr* Mr, ��� Gppd W$4m kr tHY?^A4), Alw one Plher ��!>om! W,tf.Q dn, ��� ���< Poth Ihfife t\ow$ pre fpp Uiytt, ' i We hfv# ��l��# *p�� e��r|fi>9s> i?i-lh4lm*vll..JYtm-*9r the {M^neblne Cooft, fy\r, Good 6M*m*\ -- 667-4441, BLOCK BROS. REALTY LT0. . ,, (Al-oyo the T(H/r)H fiurumi} , Member of the Multiple Listing Service ��. SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. WEST SECHELT, B.C. -Perfect private estate 8 9 acres, well treed Three bedroom log -home,, artistically finished ���JircPMce_-r^eS[rLc heat ^Separate building (20x20) containing" warK'shop and recreation room All appliances included Garden ready for planting F P. $26,900. Peter Ae|bers, 886-2991 res �� PENDER HARBOUR 250 ft waterfront on Oyster Boy 1 Vi acres Southern exposure. Excellent priyafe whprf and an unfinished two bedroom home. Power and 1el. availpble Complete privacy F P. $27,000 Pctefr Aelbers, 886-2991 res^ PENDER HARBOUR ' -No. 1962 Approx 8 qcres with 500 ft waterfront and 370 ft on Highway -I^Ol,, suitable for subdivision or deevlopment. barge modern 3 bedroom home beautifully finished in natural wpods, 2 fireplaces, Rouble carport, year round stream, pools, rockwork, revenue from duplex, protected moorage. For appointment to view, phone Don Hadden, 885-9504. WEST SECHELT No 2061 Leypl cleared lot, approx 83'xl50', ready for building, close to waterfront. On Highway dpi, hydrp, .phone, and water line an hwy. Op|y,$4,250 full price Phope Pon Hadderi, 895-9503" 'SECRET'COVE ~ ��� No.|2.9*"9 Looking for safe moprogc? Almost one- acre of level |ood>wim 486 fee* pf highvyayfrPhtage, just steps away from Stone's Manna If yoy cpn't affprd waterfront, this Is fhe next .best thing. Fuji' price $8;P00 with hp|f down. Phpne Dori Hqdden, 8857?504. SECHELT VILLAGE No. 2068 4'Bedroom:home, very-sound, ideal fpmily home on large lot. New stucco, oil aluminum Windows. A/Oil hept. Cor port & workshop- FmII-'Price $19,900^00 with good, terms. Offers for cash. Peter Smith 885-946,3,evesJ- , ^lt5QN CREEK WATERFRONT ' r ~ No. ,2029 159 ft. wajerfror-if," I apro,' 2 bedroom home, ,quiet 8, scc|r7d��l, a homey ��� house |ft A-l slippe,' all elcclriq, plus F/P. AsMnrX ' $33,000.00 wHK$l'5fP00:p0'd9wn. Peter Smith, 885-9463 pves.. PENPfR HARBpui^ATW^iNIT ", ~" No. l?54 Deep rnprrprjei own floor, 102 ft.l wolerfronl. 3 Bedroom hoinp, fMfnlshed. Fisherrnqn*- haven." 3 ,acro properly, could subdivide -������������appfirilr-i'rrr^ Pplor Smith, 995-94,6.3,eyes, , - SECHELT-WATERFRONT""- Z ~ ��� Nn, 19-2044 ��� Here's a trply immPcMlP|e home.. Oyer, 13,00 sq, fl. ol living Space' oq the molo floor. LJvlpq room features cul stone flreplqco with fuptuVp vyoU of woof) nonullino, Th", inoflern kitchen is really, a 1-ousawlfo's drcnpi will" huJlHns for elecpic conklnq. Stainless stool .sink; Lo(s and |o|6, of Mfc|)ori cupboards and drawers,'Colored vnnliy, bathroom on main llpor p\p\ lojlot onr'l "���Ink In "llio base- mont., Besides |,wp largo bedrooms'on'the malp f|oor there' Is a , bodroqih, In'tliQ basement- Auiqmalic o|| hoqtjhg, oleclflc hat' wplor^r.Extremely wc|| inMilaled hoitio situated on Iho walorfropt ' fn Socl-jell facing Iho Troll Islands,,From either kitchen or dining 9m, or lh�� Hvlna roorp, an nhonrJina vlow of,Troll |3py, Pmo to Illness In Jho.fpmily, Ihlfj homo Is listed wull below com'"p-jlTm', illness appolniiricnls arq necas,sory, Ploo'so call Bob Knl, 985-9461 ��� Ip |ho evenlnp or ol Iho office, 885-2235,�� <��� i�� ,( -"PAVI5-SEI-MA V!PvT"'"r":~*���~ No>. j? -43 Exca||onf vlow lots. Each B|do-byrsldo, aro only $5,000.00 cqsh. ' pach; approx, 66'x|B7', affording pn pullook over Troll Bay apd Its Islppas, yet close to roo|ly easy access lo Iho sea, launching, ,��|c, p|oaw, call, polur, Smil'v 8(35-9463 Pr Pol* K��iiil, .M6-9461. . ,.i ��� ' i ���i������"������������~������., ASK IFOR OUP FREP CATAUK3UE OF ^A|.���E��TATe : u-Poh Ml}, JSechioilt. AGENCIIES LTD. ti ,���0^.0 ***-\w*r** a<hit# 00 ���m/AA^i *. * *i *��(��� ^ A-* >rt **���<* ' I ^*,0*r 1* ��tMA4*^Al*> ' -*-!���������� *ji- ��� A * "* * ** A *' ���**��� "* rt ** * * ^ *- "** "* Wr*^"-1 mH0 *-r*.L0*4gKTt*.0m*.j0t*> "4^ Af* r* *.* #��� *" r t *��� j 0.x. w ��<t.^^ 41 ���* ^��- /< ������*/'<*#�� f* l-V,** * *>r* f^'K- /��**>��� �� *-/���/* I) 4��-J *��'*��<-��"#����������- rt ** ft t '*/T\0t. ��"^#* *tr��� T-w -iM|AA^4)��-(H #J���� tU****0+**f0*00b.** *&0***^0*0*f^w0'/P00y*J**^r**V^W*W^^^ 1^%^7^"W^/(p^��7��y^ri��r*V' l&< I - < ! 'n ill 'v V, f{ /I' IT, Jft ij>s'*i ���J iT ''��� U , I k rtV^H I. v. , , ,i i ��� i i A - - '->^�� . ) ' % t " ��� \AmAn Vi hAJ^\ X\i. /��hl?!iav:fi^��^l^1fiilV^^llliJ!i4^Wf:t^-^/^i%'^\ ^ I -I ��� r l . >l 11 ' '!��� ' <-' f \ \ ��� F \ *"- *l The Panjn^li Tfme$ * ���* p^gf-A-3 wyuwiafl&w^ . " . WliEI'SUPPMIS Hospital Auxiliary plans leirtbership Tea ."��� i. ���1 . r* ��� -v���, �� V -J < I t I f 4 f ��, ^ _ i i �� ir, ll.'i.h. f^ 1)1 w'H'ri-:- &3s; ��� ..-.-r-liu'i' i ���< i�� j. ��� i- ���-' r Hi! . ^, Reconstruction Temporarily out of use to motor vehicles, th'e Qibsons wharf is presently in pvopess of replanKmg by the Department of Public Works. It is; to be surfaced with' hard-top when completed and although oi-iginai plaps were for narrower dec^, it wag -finaliy agreed to retain the old width. i I PlS^pEB JJwboii-? Kfospitc-1 "Aqxihgry hold ?ts VPfiW^i' rpeejipg on Apnl 14 in tho Lpg-pr-'-ifl'-lh ^Aei-a PqrH, vfi\\\ Mrs 0 IfyplcJ-fotrpipaiclipg. In "honor 0f ^R*p^al Week, il*c Au\- ihqiy wiijl hfljtj i" %|rrbei',hip fp-i, May 1? *i| 2 ppv will} M1S- s �� l^mBlit, 1^- grop-d Tifapiespptatiye pf Lowrj- Main- -Japd, Mis'" 4, ^fppl^ns. ^N pnpp)oi of Nprspig f"t"4 Mr^. Jeffs, Aux-h&y Pjes-- denl to .Lipqs pate ||o.-pi1'-l, *"s specud grrests Ai} aoUvo, as��?pcia|e piembpis and firendi. tpe wulcop^p Gome anri enjpy youii,ojves. Lower JVffVipjqpd %g*ppql Coi>feiopce js bpmg hdd i\\ S-^ripey MpmoHf-l Hos- prtal, Wednesday," Jjlgy 5- A phmie?e^ by-> is leaving Sdcl-pll at 5:45 am, relpinj^g on the A 55 p m ferj-y All those irrteT- ested, please phonq "W[1S G Gopldrup. 88'f2C50 for liansRiavlatuw to Seche|f. The-Mnu-^itf'^hqp woi|ld ^p happy to acqept a doj-jation of & goad-sued mirror lo'be used m the Thult Shop Plans aie being made foi another . Fishing Dei by, July 3 apd 4, all f jshjoj - r men whtch fpi fu;rt|"er notices Next p-ectmg and tea, Klay 12 at 2 pm, Legion Hall, Madeira Pai)c CHAIN' -: , " ' ' ir HOLUEjl NO$E (5RfA��l fiyHS FILES - FILE HOLDERS CHAIN BPAWS cp^mGOAffpsr FILE AND GUIDE TREE MARKING fAIHT MARKING CRAYON 9KCHILT COWRfE STREET *?-��� tt.". .< ������. ���i-i *"�����'.��� **��� ' V, >< f iHHitiaK--waMiiaaii^ j ' ��� * I v f J Hojjppyjttios^* ,<�� �� Local clubs lo, sponsor The United Church pf Canada SERVICES St. Jflbn-sJ^nlfed Church - P��jy'$ Boy \ Sunday Services - 9:30 q.m. , Robertt Creek United Sunday Sen^ices -_2:3Q p.rn. Gibsons United Church = ���SpidaT^elyicer?"liTi=5^rn7^ Port Mellon United ' Sunday Seryices - 7:30 p.m. (2nd and 4th Sundays) Ministry Rey. Jjrn VyilligrrjspfX.r Gi^spps 7 8|^72333 h! , .;'''��� ��� Sy-Ngftl'Nj) .{^past Pdw0r Sgyadron,'with. e3&W*\ 4^*\^lin @��($*lff&fi[**f&. ��� th'^" CQ-bper4tigP 9^ the Secheit flfod sy/jp) ^W^\ipXip*&mJfS& ��� j.q a pj.pgrqrn of^35 mm slides apd.rnpvr'es ������^tv11'JF< ���"'-,.' ���" v-., ��� -r\-\'������ , r. , , . . ., ,T7, ^ , 0 11 'shown and;narrated by Vancouver's fore- BECVUM. mating .of Vm -R^Vts GrpeU Pbtc-ined. Prims vj^to shown of wl7eel .^ t-dj^,...and: underwa)er ..photographer Hospital AWHlWW was held Mor^ay ��� cl^ir pat,ppts p��rne(p|tipg .��n variQ-rs at t),e Rdd apd'ftun Olub Hall Friday, Apn^ ^th ,*n St- -AidaiVs ChMFPJ*1 Hajl. activities and other patients were seep April'30"at 8-00-pm ��� , ' Membershjp has ipcreased so well that following such . pursuits as painting and larger- quarters, were found necessary, manufacture of useful articles. ��� Mrs. Lillian Flumerfelt reported an Mrs.'Spicer's address was considered , ts ��� ��� -1 t . ,��� ^ . the sppcess of the Credit Unipn smPfgas- of gr'eat ^nefit to future" volunteers ip er s De" ,F^}.a ffa��tastic, underwater bprd -ind, Plans mr? finalized fpr the extended care units. . vievf of,.)her:C-lllfi ��! Georgia. See how Refeliiih-'dJiiner'We^heaay April 14tb/^' ���-���-r^^ T-Hesptal^^^TnmstT.ftwT'T^ and the killer: whales, a.ccept a diver in P it-'" kEAf HER VESTS ^i'li^'AA Sale DRESSES AND SHIFTS Print$. CptlQn and Jersey FORTREL DRESSES Arrangerrients b$ve beep imade to have Jim Wiiloughby^owner of the '".Div? THE ANGLICAN CHURCH . OP CANADA , ��EtiV!ei�� Sf. Hilda's/ Sephelt. Fprnily" Eucharist 9:30 a.m. (2nd qnd 4th Sunday).. Holy Eucharist eyery Sunday at 8 a m , 9.30 a.yn. (1st and 3rd): Every Thursday at 10 am. Evensong at 7:30 p.m. (2nd and 4th Sunday). St. Mary's, Garden pay. Hq\y Eucharist��� 11 =3Q fl m- jf I st Pfid 3rcf^Mpd9y). '' Pumpot. H��jlyw'iUFhqrlstn-21 p.m. 1st qnd 3rp Sun.day)> Church pf Hj�� PrcscnfO-rBcdrqqttj, Eyep- song^-3 p.m- ever 2nd Sunday. Holy piJcharis'-7-3 ,p,m. every 4th Sunday. Priest���Roy. D, Popple, Sechelt, 885-9793. Ftecent workshop held in the beauti- magers made an appeal for beautification their own "environment S.eedjvers playful setting of the Sunshine Coast. Golf 0f hospital, grounds in^ order that patients jng wjth some of these creatures. See also and Country Club was ha. ed an out- mighl enJov thern, He also stated, duripg some of tbe interesting wrecks that fie standing success. SiK auxiliaries were question period, that there are now 2,400 on the ocean hotttrm -^ ��� ��� represented with, a total attendance of be(js available in the provirice for ex-. " ,v' ���"���'.' . ' sixty, mem^s,^ tepded care ..program. Eligibility for these A��..w.?.l] ?& y?M$s and movies Mr. Ann Spicer, Social' and Volunteer Serv- Hn-)s calls .for ���'recommendation by the Willoug^hby is setting up a dispilay of. - ice Cp-or-djnalor to Mt. St- Mary's Hps-- farni)y doctor followed by a Board re- denizens of the deep, ^inch-dyjg a giant _ Phal, Victoria. viewing and decid'ipg uppn priorities.' "eel aild an qqtppps. Of.ihterest to many Mrs. ��picer". spoke pn the nature of* Members wishing to attend the , Re- wUl. be a display of .diving gear and work dPhp by her orgapi^j-ipn for seem- gional Meeting in. Surrey, May '5th are eqp'Rmept. '''..' ingjy helpless patients, (spd"'also results asked to notify Mrs. Rowberry. Tips show'Will be pf ipterest to all : *r"-- ! r-: ��� - -; ��� -. - ��� - '' the family and' we hope that many will ./.' ' 5.r?i:> -/ take advantage of the opportunity to '���--*��� heaj^this artipulate, enthusiastic and hp- spwHcl^tATS Sjies J,\2 r���_��� PANT SUITS Fortrel ���..::.������- SWEATERS Cardiian Acryli BRA Silk knit and cpttpn..,. -J^NT+GIRDLE Baptist Churchf Services PETHEL PAPTIST CHMRCH MermaicJ qnd Trail, Sechelt - ' Sgndpy School 10:00 a.m. . . Mqrnir}grWorshiP VI; 15 Q:mt l^AT^rTOr^7��^��^ ' Tark Rd,, Gibsons Sunclay,School 9;45 am. ���' Evening Wprship 7:0p p,ti\ Pastor, Robort Allaby (885-2809) A WARM WEI-COME AWAITS YPU, : MUElphinstom ''Chapteru"65Q.E.S. installs : officer slate,for 1971-72 i -���' IQ71-72 session of MJ. piphmstopp Gl^ap- Davit,, Mj"&. Dpris? Aitphjppn, lylrs. L,il.'* ter" 65 Q.ES. commenced April 1st Hepd, Mrs Margprc). Hauka, ]\|rs. Emily with a gala PVPippg: M?'s- Lor'!!0 Krysop, Qpiglpy, Mrs. .Jpsppljine Mylroie, Mr. "Vyprfhy;|yi,a'trpp" Mj-. K'd'ward ��haw, ���Vi/pr-. Hiirj-y Mylrp|e. '.'.'', ' -thy'-p^rphV-^f'-^HMt-'li IVfprriBpn, Assoeiilte "far. her opening speech, Mrs. gryson Matron; nnd Mr. John Morrison, Associate pj-erjented �� recipe on"|iqw "to c'pplf a Patrpp, were installed by Mrs. Betly year" this wus,': ���' ' ���Wood 'P.M. ' .' Take twolv* months'tp s.ee tp it.,tha^|. Mrs. ,Ahi'P. P.M��� 1'oPbVer Gihstips resid- they are free-of c|)apg��pg bits pf ipt,oler- ept ��� now residing > ip Verpon, installed anct.' and unchacjUiblqiies's. Mrs- Wihpn Sim, Mrs, M*irBfJref True- cut inlii .105 qoi,ij| pieces. Dn not try map, Mrs. Dnrls Drumpiond, Mrs. Bessie ' tp make up Ihe whole batch at once, Shaw, Mrs- Paryl PamerQIhEilsic^CirrI- Propiiru ope'day at u timo. ' son, Cpth-irino Irranski, Mrs. Marjory ,���,,, oniih (lliy pi)|, wqII balanced ppr- "^ ��� "~f - ���' -"-"" ��� tinpsof the, following ingredients: faith, coui'ilge^firlhljty, IcjndnbsH, woi'k, relaxir- morous man tdll ot his experiences His photQg|aRhy is ppjuvpllpps a.nd his material 'varied Memj}erxs are confident it wi.}l be a very "ep-qy^e eypping. ��� r^ J-. -- -i- Lycrq :. frfirw pySTER��AN& SHIFTS Cottop prjnted .T Stretch fgrry r.:��� Terry front Marine fae., Gibsons BaaaiCTmaro-^^ OUR SPACEFRQGMAM OQO WNmiNE-CQAn- GOSPEL CHURCH ', <Mnc1��n9mln9t'9n90, Siirtdriy St:||0<"l r���- lOiOO q.rn. ChHr'c|i Scrvle^ ��� lltl�� ��(.��!����� tyonlna Sorvlco 7:30 p.m. PASTOH (It-v, Si eA5Sfim Pavli pay Rootj qrt<) Arriiftui ' ' (2 blocM up from HlphWoyl ���;:!.x,;:;;...;.:...uj....:.:: M��AyA*^^'yp'Hs'-nUartw��''*M'-, i ��� ',,) '''( '.'. UM** * C SECHEl,T ACHNCBES PATE t'Thl* hso romlprlpr pf coming oyenlu Is o saryico ot SEC|-|E|-T AGENCIES |���Tp, Phona Pon|n��i|ti"'T|mo�� d|ruc| lor \tf\a HsflnaR, Bpoclfylnp "Polo Pod".. Plpaiji, pol��; lliol spoco Is Hrnll^l apd, soma q'dvppco datr���� may hovo io wolt iholr hnn; dho |hql Jhl|i"l*,'p 'Yomlpdof" llMlpa only qnd cqnnol qlwoys cqfry full r|o|fl|l��, . H April 21--^B p.m. 5or;|)oii Josiio'ii llnll, lllh'qo, April 21 -'Cunfunnlfil Cohivqh ol Glhsopf.;.' " ' " April 512 Crrnlonnlnl Coinvon <il ^cchnlt,. ..hail 23- - (0|sp^^ojrr'-ij.JyYii!-!r,f.i���Pj;;'��h. ..5:-*?'.r?f?'*lf?7(*.>!^L!*?l'lj:r'f^ri.*l/j,-rli-i*"!-.,X.*L "'April' 2a'��� �����'p,111^ Sn"nildt]P��'Tiuii '^cjiulT^'^ofjir-i'im" Sliow^ -';-*-*v"~"7r April 23- 'fl p,ip,'SoclK'll lll'lloii ,Ho||i 1^090, ' ''Apill 23-11130 p,m, C,T,V, lolnvlBlon, l.loiw Ulnco, >��� Apill 1*, 7 p.m, Si; Mlliln's IkiH; Scc.hrih,���/vtarjicinn Show, . April Vi ��8 p'.pn, Socholt lor)lon Hqll, ��1, ^qry's l-|o-.pltnl-$oc1lo(y Annuol /Mculfiiq, ���'.:,', Apill 20 B p.m. Hniiipl', Qunl, |lol|, |,|ops l.qdiur, pnmlly Pinion pl|no, ' April ifl - B p.ni, l<0'l IS- (3un Club VYIInon Cf��-pK, Un��l��iyvfl����r ll|��n "lii|�� ���' ���. ditiw by Jim Wlll'-rrulihy, , \ f ������* ","Apill 30 2 pm,"I'ltiulili.dViiiV f)!l-*.ops11imprl) 3fl O.A.P.O. Spilnp ' ' ' Tun," ������'���"' ,��������� , i . ��������� ;.���..������������������, ��� ��� ��� t ' '��� iVny i 2 to 4'p.m, Si-Hnill l.��i|lon l|ol|,, Si, Cll|,itipij Aw,'h, SpVlno Tun 'fi, IJnku ShIb, ' ' . ' ,'".,' . ��� .'������-, yr [ ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE OP REAk ESTATE . MMlllpIt U.llno Sory|c�� Vonet)|rvlir Pool MloU^ ' ������:' r0o��!r4 --;������,'', > JW&L-WTAT&r'" lNSMMNCfS l ion, mudfnrfrpn^ s^fleclod i-CHoliitinp ppd stir-well. '; ', Nnw put hi a measure nf good Hpiri), a diish ()!'��� flip, a |"!n':|i. pf |'ii|ly, a jigger <��|' liiiighler,- n dnllpp ot good humor. Pour in a l|bentl fiinpiipt priovo, mix. with ������- vlm.'... : .. ...... Ciinl' Ihoroiiglily with Iho fer'y'-'nl. heal of'cnlhiishism, .(laniish with, smlloii und a sprig of joy. Scirvu with ppHelfiHli- . IIPHHv ' . - ���;���" 'Phoimi ol'tjin ynnr |s "TJic l^luu|)ird (if llii|)|)l||t.'ns", A tribute to the late Penrl Oshorno, n |''i|��i MidiTih nf Iho C|-��pi��r. T||t.' l|)(!|i)i! wuh cnrrltul (>u| ip Ibo -pfflpuri1 (inrmigoK nnd detioriiiloiiKlu'llit) ||H|)rii|i!t rorip), isfilin momborti pf thu (Irawi C||i|p|��rp Pownjl. Iflv��ri woro prtmont, ruturning M the honor ��il four n-em|rern ,of the IMI, ' Hl^'hlnnlpOP Ch'nplor w|)fi'ii|K)|)dod llinlr iiijildlliiliiin lliu provloirnVVo'lpcKihiy, Olh- " ny gueHls, ropresopleil ,i;hapl*!��'n In l-ding- loy; llpno'fiiid' Vancouver nud with ilitini >ns .Winpogono KlrUl'iuni P,��,M, of Viin-t,"'. (���Olivier, nn'.honoi'ilry iptj||||iurn,ol' tho iVll,':," KlphjliHh|li|P \Cllnip|er. ('iii)il|||( nvepis of l||i: yoiir w|,|l Ini.'luilo ' ' f| iini|iin��)r Iwr iduliid fpr ftiiliird-iy,|ii|y :)lfl i|| (hi.-, home'pf Ml'.' ��0d Men, Jh!i'i, "���Blii��:iit'--l(i,i')iij||(|.pJ<j,'^|,||o-f��M.;|)��z��/i|unt'"tlie--��� |tobi)|tn C'ruiil' i,'i)|-)ipiifi||.y hull jir lo hu, hold Siilurduy Novtmrbbr U<|ll) wjth ihu nmiiil' nIiiIIn of hoino-mudo riool'jn'' mm . -1 flowing, n ''������ J Fi'nuln ri>lnt!i| will n)d tl>o r-ontrlbuthma ininlo lo llio looiii hurnary, til, Mnry'n llon- liiliil, Ihu ���I'loii.'ui' clink, fiinci-r reiii'ini'l) ni|iM||l) i!Hi)t;i!j' drcni,|p/j Hll|ll0|l, A|no tho I'l), lur I mid Kli-'.ii belli Hui|l)oy iicholni,',l|ip,'l. Phono 585.^235 'AGSNCBES'ifDo' 1 &��x 120, Secbcft, B.C, i l I*^mI \r- ,jm .^*>��� ***���,*������"��� tiiti Eleclric.l , 'ELECTRICAL ' qONT^AOTORS 'Win OS Spocloll-tlnrj In n/3ARflEL , Electric If Hat, WHARF RQAP* SECHELT Phono OQG-206?, j99ft):tPd:P9m��-.E!P9r:tQ.:fi9l!lnQi WfllbtQ��� SQrviQQ before yoM.build.that new hoimo, wall, That's ��i)e'a|| around'pomforl of And join \\^q ^fQ0o B^c. homepwner$ clean, oven electric heat. Silent. Depend- who already enjoy "operation comfort";, ��� able, Compact. Gives you*more space to "' . .. ��� "f live In. Check with our Customer Advisory ���Knjoy tlie��� tireat IrmIoors With electric fieati Bi'C, HYDRO S �� I* rf ,1 ���*'**.#*���.* fc #! ^*�� r�� * ,t + rV ,M f ��� " 4 ' M rt -> I ��� t �� I t i I I t t �� M <> |i T.*+i\h + f$i.t*l + **lS*\i\l'-..*.A I #��, h_*-7>44 J,* 0l0*0*+ *��� 01- 0*, fft. A A ���-��� ��* ^* * ���* -0 Wr *- (* fl *~ "0 >** f t V- * <f 1 ^ , tl V* 0* ,* v ^ '' M *' ^ l' f' " * / �� ' ?i /" f * �� �� * * .H t^J M �� -" f t V 0*, ,0, T 0* i tfjn "d I ��� ft" *��� \. V, I V- "i '! f.- Rushes Backward Glances ���by Frank O'JMejr *l J THIS LeDAIN commission into the non- nmedic-il pse qf drugs has entered 3 new stage of fantasy They are checking. famous English literature for references to drugs. Among the' books being scrutun- i-jed **re" Tolkeip's "Lord of the Rings" ' and Lewis Carroll's "Alice ip 'Wonde'r>"_ land". The minds 'behind this, ridiculous probe seem to think that any writings: that swerve from reality are induced by diugs' Even the Bible is not without snspio ion, as these bureaucratic critics attempt to explain a,man's genuis with their labels of-drtrg-ttsen '" ���Centennial 71 'Feature "X tf The folly qf _t.he entire experimiyit is .Jhat.gyen, if they provee(as.they1 no doubt wiiX at least to their "own satisfaction) th*^t the authors were on drugs it will show only ope -thing..', that drug use does not necessarily lead to a breakdown of. mental process. The nrvatfi "thing we have to fear- is, with the lynch mdb mentality that people have towards drugs, tlie books .wiU be"', banned. ..���,���'���*' *~ ' An', execellent example of'how' deep, this fear 'of drugs is was apparent when *"' the LeDain Commission"made fts initial report to Ottawa. Remember now, the Lepain crew had been all across Can- "ada, had^spent thousands of the tax paperv dollars and almost a year with their drug survey. Their report stated that marijuana should be legalized, that..hero-:, in should be l^galteecTfor addicts and that they had jib "evidence to7 show that marijuana, smoking leads to'--harder drugs, among other points. .What happened?Did th'^ government thank them and put their, suggestion into law? No, they .threw it out. I can't imagine a Canadian parallel of such stupidity. Say, fpr example, an agricultural team had spent the same amount of time and money on a land' survey. Their facts would ,be accepted without question,' because they would obviously know more about' it than anyone else. But on drugs, it seems, everyone is an expert With the motto "my mind is made uto...jdon't confuse me with facts", ~~ ' * * * In ihe USA the FCC commission (a panel of six men who control TV and AN OLD prospegtbr came out of the northern back'country, in 1872 and told of a gold strike in the Cassiar. It was the start of an excitement that lasted eight years and eaw more than $-1 million in gold brought out. __ TJie Cassiar ;\yas the name given to the r^rea of ih'e 'Ljarcj Riyer basin and by June 1874 there were 1,400 men wprkr .ing the^. stream beds there,, plagued -by mosquitoef in -jumihari threatened with freezing feach. winter and always coping With near starvation and scip'vy. .... ',. . The "diggins" often, were deep and tunnelling diffieuh^eeause���ttie���ground- was frozen to a,depth of 80 feet, even in July and Augyst. Sometimes a miner- had to heat rocks and wheel them into his. mine to thaw the dirt. And it Was . in the earlier gold rushes, most of the liquor $"><- a drink) while, jl plate > of \ brown bread, beans sar^d coffee cost $2. Apd a d^y's wages would only buy a ���pair of gumbopts. . , \ ��� Some of these stppping places were Takla. Landing, Sylvester's Landing apd ' Lake House. Larger villages Known to the Cassjar miners iwere Hazelton, Qlenora, Centreyille and Laketon, which was- the miners wop small ��reward for their suffering. One of the exception was A")fred Freeman, who tn 1877 uncovered" a large boulder aird tossing it aside, noted its exceptional weight: He took a closer Urol? and found it to be a giant nugget,:weight ne., , .., -ing 73 ounces ahft. WPtih���fli24V, the larg- f."f %^ ftn^ Shsqlts est ever found'-in BriUsh-;Cpl#^ ���''TJiTie/to^ns shruhM io --Irrrpst nothing that7 time; .. ' ��� ' , .. .���'������. -��� in winler. In the wintei'Qf '75 wrote one, The usual route' into the Cassiar was v'"i"��id^ittr4here_. were "two hptaU^eepers, from the coast, up tftr'Stikine River be7 three, butchers, thvee storekeepers', one fore spring break-up, pulling your gear ,-\$.\\m 12 woodchoppers,' IS miners, four and.,supplies on a sled- Others came-nrp^-whJR^awers, pfter teamster and'our,enr ^erlancT f rpm-��uegnel*-Birt^^ a path of" suffering marked by dead* ; sides seven petty-larpeny poker players, animals and casUoff equipment, ��� .wasting-rr,e'r time at four-bits limit."' The scattered towns of the^ CassvaV, Cassiar was too rpugh . a. country for sortie of them consisting of only two pi*,,, women and very few. spmnrered there three log buildings, offered a man cheap'' prior--to 1880 and only one went back after a, first e^periende. She was Miss Nellie Cas-hmqn, a" young and pretty blonde who kept a' salopn and eating house at Laketon. A correspondent for the British Colonist said she was a "real energetic Yankee"' who went north from Victoria m 1874 in April and stayed until November. In 1875 she left Victoria again, for Laketon with the first crowd of miners'apd wept'up the, f''P<*ep Stikeen Page A-4 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, April 21, 1971 ��000000.040000tJ00000000000000M00000M0000*000H0>t metropolis"of the north���a dozen stores, two qr three hotels with sajoops, govern- , __. merit Qffices, a cQu-"lhpu's^'and jail and" in February ;W"itn:.a'* sled ah^-gPP pounds Q^-fre(ght, atone! bn 18-^ JQHf'OfyV The Ca,ssiar rush didn't rank with the Cariboo or the Fraser gpld rushes ip irnjjort-ip'ifi, caused hardly'a ripple Ip the outside world *md did little fo aid in the\development, of the Province. But it did j^QVide snine geQgraphic lynpwledge of northern British Cfjlpmbi�� . and pxovight in spine people whP Stayed tp prospect further, tq farm 'and to trap. and tq'trade, With the Indja^ Apd it ', added another colorful page to the rpm- - ance of British Columbia! . I BR1DAY8, 8:00 p*tn.j - mmm haill rot '0********0**0000000*******00****00*0000**** ACCOUNTANTS RALPH C, DUCKWORTH ^ , CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Telephone: 885-9515 - Telephone; 886-2912 SECHELT, B.C. GIBSONS,'B.C. W. Philip Gordon CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT. Tel: Bus. 886-2714, Res. 886-7567 Harris Block; Gibsons, B.C. APPLIANCE REPAIH ��� -i.**l ��� ... - '.���-��� .��������������� pi ..��,..,���..������, ���-������ I--��� -,"������,.���,,��� ��� I., I n TRAIL BAY ENTERPRISES Repairs to large or small appliances JOHN 8UNYAN Davis Boy Phone 885-9318 BUIM>EHS (continued) CUSTOM KITCHENS > General Finish Carpenrry ���c All. work performed on the j6b-with your, materials, WILL "G5" ANYWHERE Phone486-9593 radio ccnrjlTuTnicaUon) has sent a warning- to radio stations to check all songs before they are aired for "lyries relating to drugs". Under this kind Of thinking a Pat Boone rendition of "Love and Marriage" could be banned because the word "horse" appears, in the chorus and horsfe is ahiindergrdund term for heroin. It is about time we began to remove the mindless hysteria that surrounds drugs before we invoke censorship by stupidity. Are people so afraid of the 'drug menace' that they can't see the futility of hiding it? Drugs are here, they have always been here, and they always will be here. Pace that fact and the monster seems easier to tame. * �� * ��� This weekend as l shelled out a small j fortune in-ferry, farefe \ began to wonder . " w,l^% f^Bk'. "Piyirig:fpr and why. t. am mv^P^ml^p^h^Jor-'the privilege of tr-iypjjjpg, I am Paying for the necessity of commuting-, J told myself as my last 4 dollars went out. I am nol getting very good service, I mused as the second ferry in a row left for Vancouver Island without me, as a matter bf fac| I'm getting lousy service I fumed as I waited two hours ut'ct lonely ferry terminal. Then the'idea came to me. /t��� .- f, ���!-���.,�� ',' ' �� Why riot have passes for al) residents' of the Sifnahlne Coast that would enable them to travel at half fare on ail ferries serving the,Peninsula and Powell River? Eureka, I yelled, as the ferry coffee -ale a hole threw my taldo/vwhy didn't someone think of this before? ,',/W'i"lL,tbi^ad^to-t^ ^KT=iSHPPHEr WOULD YOU LIKE-��� , An addition? An alteration? A new home? Repairs? A new floor���seamless like St. Mary's Hospital? ��� WE DO IT ALL P WINDMILL CONSTRUCTION LTD. Irvine's Landing," B.C. Phone 883-2414 Leave message at Harbour Motors; Plan books available ~ Planning assistance. BUILDING SUPPLIES READY-MIX CONCRETE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Telephone 884-2069 ROSE & ART ENTERPRISES Pottery, Supplies, classes & firing dealer for Duncan's Ceramic products Pine Rd. & Grandview Ave. P.O.Box 62, Gibsons, B.C. AUTO SEHVICE SECHELT HOME SERVICE Atlas Parft - Good Year Tires 24 Hour Towing - 885-2812 or 885-9979 -���a . ' ��� .: ���_ Bi#lrc��Es BICYCLES SALES - REPAIRS - PARTS *. TIRES ETC FOR . BICYCLES - MINIS - MOTOR CYCLES Call Quick Dick of Cycle Sales & Services at the RENTAL SHOP,, Phone 885-2848 IF DICK CAN'T FIX fT . , . GIVE IT TO YOUR MOTHER-IN-LAW BLASTING ,,. ns 11 mutter of fact almost everyone, has thought of such plans before, as I found ' out on my return. Kvop U,0 schools aro " nol ullowtidVeduced ferry rates foi- spoilt" events or trips, ��� Every year assorted clubs and orannU ������'.utloiiH 01,1 tho Const, make appeals to the ' Kovernmbnrfor reduced rales. Wvery yum>v Ihey urn all refuHcd, In election"yu-w/T f\ I'v�� lieiird,,ihey tiillt about It more, ' So; us a hint rexort, j'm startim- the I'wrry Liberation Mpvunienl (no relation lo the Clay Liberation I'VopI), Tlm Ji'LM will' pronoun thai' before any MLA in (ihKilod from the Count, nh'e/hti must be ' ,, -*tuck ut 10:30 at fiojtery Hay with pMQ, CONTROLLED BLASTING ALL WORK INSURED **, FREE ESTIMAItb -H=1lEiy^l^t^^~ ^ToWT3ne=Srop~Bufrairrg"StDTa =~ For All Your Building Needs GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. 1653 Seaview - Phone 886-2642 TWIN CREEK LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Dial 886-2808 When You Need Building Supplies Give Us A Call FREE ESTIMATES CABINET MAKERS OCEANSIDE FURNITURE & CABINET. SHQXJ , HARDWOOD SPECIALISTS FINE CUSTOM FURNITURE KITCHEN AND BATHROOM CABINETS Our Cabinet Units Are All Prefiinshed Before Installation. R. BIRKIN 7��� Beach Ave., Roberts Creek, B.C. Phone 886-2551 CONTRACTORS COAST BACKHOE & TRUCKING LTD. Fill, Cement-Gravel, Drain Rock,. etc, Box 89, Madeira Park Phono 883-2274 ELECTRICIANS (continued) BILL McPHEDRAN , ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR * Free Estjirjqtes , * Phone 886-7477 - Gibson-*, B.C. J9M McKENZlE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Domestic Insfallations and Major Appliance Repair% PHONE 885-9978 Box 387, Sec he If, B.C. SIM ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractors Wiring Supplies - Electric Heat Sechelt -Phone 885-2062 Serving the Sunshine!) Coast for a quarter century TOUT c ANADIAN P ROPANE JSTUCCCt. nil, HlKyhc m-inI Huffor through at lon-it Vax cupi- of ��,c, VuyCy wrfoo mid thut, ,, hoy mit-it cr'onn to Vmicouvnr InIiuhI n .va Htorln onJy to llnd that hor/hlt" ruin ,, wup'l nlrii't on llio, oljior Kldo, If \lmo miiuplloim nio much) riniinrlalury wo hIioiiIiI i'irurlly huvo n yoo'd Volwi on Iho lnKti��i,pf r;��rry mrrvh.'ii, ! I . ��� YOU YOUjHAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A,NEW PLACE TO DINE. .'��� ,!" '. -., .WiS ���' ': ' Have It. Wo call It tho Coppor- pon, It la pi lluhy Lakn Rosort ^5 mil��-- south of the Eorl'�� Covo lorry on Highway 101, Plna by candlelight, In cont' fort, Your cbof bo��t Frank will do his best to maka your Visit and meal enjoyable, with salcctcd rocir-os from mony ,,,���.,���.^,...,���,^.,i,,.rj.H.���.-^.���....J,.,.- -.-,,.,-�� '/' COME .Expoirionca dlnlrtg attho finest and most tatfoful now dinfng room , ',', tho Conpornon at Ruby Lake, Pender Harbour - 883-2403 WATER SURYEY SERVICES For Expert Blasting FREE FjSTI MATES Phono 885-2304 L. C, Emerson R.R. 1, Sechelt, B.C. BRICKLAYIWG "~ A. SIMPKIN> Box 517 - Sechelt,'B.C, Phono 005-2132 r��� . .��� ��� . . . * PUILPIEWS G. CROWTHER .,, BUILDING CONTRACTOR *,.i.. 1 ..'.i........, ,1 1, ����� A^Prajn-rtt nnd Pro-PoliB liroclwl v Convoniionol ���Promina Call 003-2746 Free Estimates��� - f-qsl Setvlcfi ���'������ G & W DRYWAtL Pryvvoll qcouuttc ond teHtorod cotlinqn, Now r>��ry|na Glb*��ons oron on<l ih��.'punlni'ito, Phono 884-5315 Don 166, Port Motion, P,C, . Wumii inn in ��.��^.nw.i���iii.fiw*>i��wjnnnpi1f.����n���ypii iii'il.ii�� ������ tprmm******,/, win ���!��� ��wii��� m ��� JOURNEYMAN BUILDER ^- EXPERT FINISHING ���. Allorolloi'tt - A''Mlll''P��'" Kllchon ond Oalhroomn 0 Specially , '' ' .HAY CHAWSIIAW ' ��� RR 1/Sechelr, B.C. * Phonfl 888-2198 Old Homes A Specialty GAMBIER CONSTRUCTION Stucco & Masonry Contractor Serving the Sunshine Coast with reliable and economical Cooking, Heating and Hot Water., FREE ESTIMATES Phone 885-2360 Wharf and Dolphin - Sechelt, B.C. ���^������.������ �� RNIE WIDMAN for all your iSSO PRODUCTS IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER Phone 883-2663 Madeira Park, B.C. For Your Fuel Supplies ��� DANNY WHEELER '"''.. your " IMPERIAL ESSO AGENT 886-9663 - Hopkins Landing FURNACES PARKINSON'S HEATING LTD. GIBSONS , ESSO OIL FURNACES No dowr-payrhent - Bank Interest , Ten years to pay JANITOR sestvtcg Welcome to The Floorshine Coast HOWE SOUND JANITOR SERVICE Specialists in Cleaning 7 Floor Waxing Spray Buffing - Window Cleaning RUG SHAMPOOING ' Phone 886-7131 - Gib$ons, B.C, p JOHNSON'S BUILDING MAINTENANCE Specializing in; Paper Hanging, Interior & Exterior decorating, Rug Cleaning. All types of Building Maintenance. Floor Installation. Window Cleaning., PHONE 885-9715 AFTER 4 P.M. Box" 642 - Sechelr, B.C. 'r MEWWELS FOUR^OrEIGHT - BOAR0I NS=KEN NftS=���= Frances Avenue - Redrooffs Road HALFMOON BAY, B.C. Phone 885-9469 Between��� .. ���. 9 a.m.-11 a.m. r-77 5 p.m.-6 p.m. ^ACHIWg SH0P At the Sign of Hie Chevron HILL'S MACHINE SHOP & MARINE SERVICE LTD. Machine Shop ��� Arc and Acty Welding Steel Fabricating -��� Marine Ways "Automotive and Marine Repairs Standard Marine Station Phone B86-7721 Res. 886-9956, 886-9326 RETAIL STOI3ES fo> frpo ettimato���Call 886-2728 Com complete line ot appliances R/3A ���f- GIBSONS MARINE SERVICE LTD, at ESSO MARINE . Gas - "Diesel Repairs - We|ding Evinrude Sales - OMC Parts 4 Service Boat Hauling Phone 886-7411 Gibsons, B.C. Madeira Marina Ltd. \ Peelers for:, Eylnrude O.MC. - K&C Thcrmoglass - Sunlincr Sprjng Bok and Pldncpr. Also PlurnrJing Fittings and Fixtures. Pender Harbour - Phone 083-2266 C & S HARDWARE SECHELT, B.C. APPLIANCES - HARDWARE, HOME FURNISHINGS / Phone 885-9713 TASELLA SHOPPE Lgrjies' - Men.'s - Children's Wear Yard Goods - Bedding - Linens Dial 885-9331 - Sechelt, B.C. THE TOGGERY Ladies' and Children's Wear Open six days a week ��� Phone 885-2063 .; Cowrie Street, Sechelt , SEWING MACHINES Bernina & Omega Sales, PartsrService UNSHINE EWING ERVICE FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION REPAIRS ANP SERVICE QN ALL MAKES Mrs. Mono Havies - 885-9740 SPORTIWG COOPS CLIFF'S BOATS & ACCESSORIES LTD. Fishing Supplies - Boats new and . Used ". .���'. Large & Small 885-9819 Sechelt SURVEYORS ;>i��flK_ ;V :|lpT->'&-WAGENAAII-^ B.C. Land Surveyors Marine Building - Porpoise Bay Sechelt, B.C. 885-2332 or ZEnith 6430 TAXI HAIRDRESSER "N FRANK FRITSCH, Phone 886-9505 -��� Pox 522 - Gibsons, B.C, L & H SWANSON LTD. READY-MIX CONCRETE Sand and Grovol - pbVkh^on 1, , Dltchlnb- ExcavaHops OFFICE IN PENNER BLOCK ; 805-9666, Box 172, Sechelt, B.C. Land Clearing, Land Development Road Building. Road Work ��� ���'. .���" ' .Cqll "��� OSBORNE LOGGING CO. LTD. ' , Box )fi^, Secholt, B,Cf Phono 0B5-9767 , ANN'S COIFFURES in the Bal Block Next to the Co-op Store Gibsona 886-2322 slcTliiLT BEAUTY SALON . ..Complete Hairdrassing Service |3y professional Staff. Cowrie Street" Phono 085-2810 NURSERY HEATING P K RENTALS ��� Madeira Park* B.C, Grnvol . ,|slil �� Top Soil - fbi|ld<vlna buniliir ..piiclsliaa * Truck* T" ;FKoH5T8a3-22!40T PHONR 88B-9550 , ���' ' "~ RON'S C9NTRACTING Cirinrliif)'. |;xcoyfl||i)nii�� R��fl��| flnildliio Giorllnt" 1 i:l|| ��{<ond Qf'nvaf * C:pit,\)t,d Rock Phonos Socholt 885-9550 Eas-gag , COR ZUIDEMA ,,, lor /Nil1 Your Rfliiovrjiiont,, Repair 1^" \ ' ' mkl Cal-inel Work ^ Phono 085-2133 '"''; TRTCOrTpJV^ CUSTOM HOMCS - PRK.PAH HOMES k ' I lloh Qimlliy , , , Rcfiwinnblo IVIr.osi ,rhiy'.n'Pnck'oijq find uroci |t yniiftwll, or out nnr |ir'-|o����l(vno| liol|i, GAR01N PAY, M.C, rPfioWa UMMn PRECAST CONCRETE 1 ������.' "ill'IIC TANK'IMSTAl.l I'D GOV) KNMINI' AI'I'KQVH) ' FHIIIi liSTIMATtS i !;xr.rwill<ini*- |3rn|r|rt("�� r Wfll-rillii'ir* 11<:, Bu-tincss Phono (186-2231 Homo Phono 886-9579 ��� ' i ' "' 1 ' .ELECTRICIANS.-..-,-^.,^. : ^ -; ACTON ELECTRIC LTD. K'tibiiliJiitlnl ' InriiihliJnl hikI MoiIimi Wliln-J |:T<f<li/r, ilrnii . Una WkiK ut 1 ' , j , ', Ut>a Hie-jo bpaces |o ���,.... Wit poorly. 10,000 poqp\a \ �� 'flvafy waok! ��� THE TIMES , pj-bntf 005-9654, GIBSpNS HEATING INSTALLATION -.SERVICE T:nriioc�� nnd Hot Water TonkH Oil or Gnu Tier- Estlinotes - N�� Obllpolinn Phono 886-7380 inch Currlo, Pox, 5B7, Glbigni, P.C, ..I ��� 1 ..."(��� ��� HEATING ^ SHEET EV3ETAL (. ! ' " '"l Dorrwllc - Commorciq) - IndM-jlrlal' Tclophono 005 9606 T Bo* 164, Socholt,,B,C> TILLICUM HEATING fi. SHEET ....'....... ..\.* , METAL. h > ; OIL h ' ELECTRIC & GAS Mo flown pnyrnant phoiip OOfl-9494 OIL FIRED .WARM AIR HEATING Oil, 1:IR|iD WATER HfcATER!) Ni'llilnu Powii���lOYirnmTnl'ny ��� , <1TJ-,.i.,.�����l..��[,.,,..-.',Ulylil-. Plni'iibln(r -.-���-.. .......~-w.���'-.,..~�� RoyDloncho Modnira park 883-2401 .,'., 883-2778 HOUSES ��� ��� '' - FALARON FARM ii((ii||(.'iil lin.ililKJ', nyiillrjblii lor l)Of)ii|||i(j nnd llrllnrr ynnr Ii^imi, * |n<livfdi|('il fiidilo<:|<.& �� l<|nl')U'��l !i��jvydir��.t plno ' V) rilil'i pHiirclkf) Trr-r.k.' |Jf|'d|�� Troll REQISTfHtb >tLOOR STOCK fOH 5ALK R,R, t, airVMI-l, U^, V I'l.oiifl 0P*.7^t�� MACK'S NURSERY Roberts Crook .. SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY hnpdicnpina - Shrubs - Fruit Trees - ForHllzor Berry pifJrM'' -rBcddlno Plant"' - P��al Moss Fully Llconsod po'sllcldo SpraylflQ for Londscopina ond Trees Phono 886-2684 - HARBOUR TAXI LTD, Harbour Motors Shell Gas qnd Oil qnd Repairs, 24 Hour Tqxl and V/recker Service, Garden Bay Rd,, Pepcjer HarboL)r#,p.C ���;A T5lr8B3^24T4 ���T��� TIRES OPTOSIflETRIST FRANK E. DECKER, OPTOMETRIST Bal Block - Gibsona r , Every Wednesday 886-2248 PLUMBING SEASIDE PLUMBING Glb��bn�� ,. Plniiiblno - PlpoflHIno - Steomlltiliifj I lot Wflior I Iwilno - Pipe M-galna ,,-^J���..,^P|-q|i.-iST|MATtS.-.--��r"* Phono 886-7017 01 886-28411 RENTALS "RENT IT AT" THE RENTAL SHOP ot Do via Bay "Wo hunt or Soil Alm'��> tvorylhlno" Typ<iwill(-|i* ��� Idulillnu l'l"Ml���� - TMluyli.lnii'. |"<i|ii 1 iilui:, - C��inoiii MixoV'i- limn K'ik��-i 1 M.o<-h'Jii|r,'�� Tnuln PHONI: IIHI).2IH*i '���-���24 HOUR SfcHV|CI; CpASTAL TIRES Sunihlno Coast Highway Pox 1 i, Glbipni, P.C, -Phono 886-2700 SAbES ANP SERVICE ' AH'Brands Availflblo 'Mohdoy to Stjuirdny 0:30 a.m. Io,5i30 p.m. Friday evcnlno by appointment only. TOWING Scows -������ Logs SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE LTD. I loovy Eciulpmoni Movlno & Loq 'fowlna I-., |;I|GG5 ��� Phono 005-9425 ' , TRANSFER RESTAURANTS EARLS COVE RESTAURANT Opon 9 r*,mtJa ^ Homo Cooked Canadian and |-uropcan P|->ho-| \ "jOI; AND MARY IMSIK Tols 803-2>47 ...... .. | *��� r . USI-TMIS- PUSINESS DIRECTORY ' ",���.*'.TO REACH )0,OQp PEOPLE'. ,���'���" 'THE TIMES, 885-9654 LEN WRAY'S TRANSFER Household Mo'vinoo Pocklno* 'Sioroij* l*dc|<|na Materials [nr Solo Muinbor nl Allied Von l-lnon. ..--������-��������..-"'�����1��conorln's" Nor -1 -yviovorfl"' '-���-'-���--*"-��� Phono 886-2664, R.R. 1/ Gibsona, B.C. HANSEN-S TRANSFER LTD, WAREHOUSES ,: Son-holt 8B5-JU18 r Gibsona 886r217J DAILY SEIWiqi: FROM VANCOUVER ��� , Irving tug sechelt peninsula ��� Fuinllnii) |o nnywl'iaru In Conodo. Gflnerol fralflht. Mw-f-��r4 antl hnnvy IiomIIho TRAII, BAY CAflTAGE , Phono 885-2048 Anytimo', (. HM^^^ilV; ;_ mm CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES I<i-ii()Iii)Im'oiIii(" ��� Ruslyllnir - O"0)i/|rrlo Dmpmy \ !iniv|i-<�� -Vuliiile-* i.liowfl III lljh homo ��� ' ,1 A Phono 886-2090 aflor 6 p.m. nr 8062873 \ Your l,h|t-)h(ii|" Card Ifvlhla Bpnco vv|ll _ roach neqrly 10,000 peoplol Low cosi,�� Hlah" powor' WednesfcKi April ?1, 1W1 The Peninsula Tirries PagoArS, i"0ii J* >L <>H i ! f i ��� �� r�� it I1 '1 L. *-* w V 'i 1',r!v;j.y - ' i- j i ��� ' flu. - 1 J --��T I ���* - -* ������.. a ���\A��� z:z t* n ...���'!- . Mcfdeira Pgyfe youth NINETEEN year old, Philip Randy Paul, of Madeira Parle, was last week sent to. the B.C. Penitentiary for a period of. three years following a series pf crimes in the area, only a short time after serving two years in the young offenders unit for previous -crimes. The three year's sentence was for break-entry and theft. On another charge, theft of an auto, he was sentenced to olio year with a further six months for escape from lawfpl custody. All sentences to.run concurrently. Two othei- charges, causing wilful damage and trafficking in narcotics were dropped by way of a stay of proceedings.. . - last December,3rd William Alfred Lewis of the Sechell. area finally appeared before Judge Charles MjUfclsteadt in Sechelt last Friday April I (Mb and entered .a plea of "guilty': to a charge oT impaired" driving. ���' lie. wi^s fined $400 and bad his driving licence suspended I'm; a period *^>f \VfO years. Lewis, aged 22 years was driving a convertible ai. tbe lime and his passenger Arthur' John Lyall age*d 67 of Selma -Park was "killed instantly When the vehicle struck a power- pole. GIBSONS Appearing earlier in Gibsons? court, ������^Norma'n!1Sriice'-Bj^myne-jTf_-Pjjj'lL-MflIo'n- <S1 ���% February with theft of the auto. Driving Ihe \ehiclc lo Madeira Paik in company wrth a juvenile, he struck another ve hide causing some damage, and was sub sequent ly apprehended an$ placed in custody By means of a tuck he man aged lo escape and was again apprehended some time latei alter he had broken into a pnvate burnt, on Indian lease piopei ly IMPAIRED Following an accident at West Sechelt Itf" i 41 A*tit I ^ lU was lined '$''00 and his drivers' liceilse suspended for three" months for refusing, to lake Ihe breathalyzer test-. He had beeir-stopped by police when seen-driving in an erratic manner on Highway 101 near Gibsons.' Norman piville Price aged 59 of-North- Vancouver died' when struck by a falling dee which struck him on the hip. Ac-, r ident occurred al McNab Creek, near- Port Mellon April 13th. An enquiry to be hel of 'a *"*"* Changing Sper-e ��� > ��� - Old Churc)i Porner in Gibspns, itncjer-^ going a face lift as a Centennial prqjpci, ig shaping u}) Y��ry. otefily as ��� pontrsptpr Aj��x ��\mp\imsi cpirtpl^ps tlie ^t'tr^Gtivp "sipnpwprk pf tjiie n-% moripl aueg wMPh contains ' e/Jgyen. gi:avps' of }rteTnb!3rs pi; th^ p?'j{|!!i#l Gibspns faRiUy- Now fcftpwo p M|i mpfial Parle, \\\& elear ^rea ii^s ?een -regrasserj apd -wil) prpyic}e ai wel- PDipe f^pjlfty for tlipse seeking a place to - jsi.t and-relax. ��� .. Sechelt Auxiliary holds monthly meet MONTHLY mppting of -Se.ehqlt Auxiliary to St. Mary's Hospital was held in St. Hilda's Hall Thursday April 8th with President Fayc Lewis in the chair, Mrs. ��� Ajleen Bys(ea,d opened -the prpccpdiQg TfTTbe A-uxiharyVprayer. = - ��� i wi FOUND Gibsons RCMP report finding Phillips Ifv" portable TV metal case, light brown with dark brown backing. Found at the Hil)sj.dp��grav0) pit. No chips todate as to pwppr. Also, a���-Kodak Pony 135 earner** with brpw|-,:parf'ying,;,,f"aso. Found on gal's hupp, Gib8ori'si! Any ipformajiop plcat-o fo'jmr4'^mM��B 7 i Rreports of convenors all indicated good progress, with projects, flint icularly the Thrift Sliop which continues as a great fund raiser. : Report on the ''MRi'i'y-go-i'OMiifi Bridgp. revealed a profit of $276.50. A new project is the "Talent" table and members are -reminded that those with talents are invited lo contribute to the table, fpr articles lire always' neeclec]. Any members planning op attending the Regional Conference at Surrey May 5th are asked to nptify Aiieen Bysteafl at 885-9528 in order to ararnge transporla-. tion. - Vphinteers, prepared tq assist with tj>e Auxiliary May'Day- ftoat ayp n.skpti to cppt5"ct.|p^ Around Gibsons .--by Morion Gharirian !' AMONG Ihpse pbservin^iwecjri|rirj, g.nniv- ���,. ersarips earlier this rrtopth \yerp tlie Wes. .B,,|rlpdgsons; Mr. and Mrs. Ab ?ia,d- do_ck. -tiiep'._.W-findy SlcelJMtl; Jffiplf ��� apd Sherry Husby; M. and Mrs. D. D. Hammer, (nee Barb Tyson); also Mr' and Mrs. pi'mpr McDanhald. Congratuatifins^to all. 'Guests of JvTr. and Mrs.-W. G, Price, Gow--'!- Pqipt wPrc ��tss Q'wpn Price from Edmonton and Miss Gail Price .from Vancouver, with her fiance Bill McComb. Easier gpesls of ryir. apd lyii'S. Jirp Stewart werp Mr. apd Mrs. Barry Stewart fi'o'nr Vanpoiiyter.' Mrs. Gladys Bnpo frpm Gables spent "a week yisiting" with h<iy spp-in-law and da|.ig[hter,' Stan and (41 Ydi|del! here. Mr. and Mrs. Petp Sorp from Ganges wil J be moviiig to Gibsons at the end of thp month'.' resui^iTtpwaT^WWT)" ~fTOnT"Prthcp -"George when he visited Mr., and Mrs- Pqul Jo^ hansen and othpr friends here. Miss Jo" Aiiiv Nygren from Burnaby visited relatives on the Peninsula over - Ihe holidays., Mr. and 'Mrs. -G: R. Ydling of yahebu-\ ver (neb Carol Crowhurs.1, a former Gibsons resident) who eulebrated their 5th wede'ing anniversary on April 9, are pre-"1 seiptly vacationing in Hawaiii for several wepjes. n ��� Spending a springtime holiday at thp home of lyfr. and Mrs. B. J. Wis.kpn wpre Mr. and Mr-s, David Zahr and family from PowpII River. Mrs. Murray Bpgg and thrpc .ph.jldrpn IVop) ���^pqpitja-Ti spppt fhrpp dpys visiting Mrs,. Mnr4o Stpwart arid Mrs. % gpgg ��ii .9ihspps.. Half moon Bay Happenings " ..��� - ���by'Msry Tinlfley rofypshpim^sA aajj:���' Jr, %.t$?.p, A^: ��� i ?Mrw.^y$)Qymm^@imvf^^ ^��� ~^r. -,: ������ .: ������-. HALFMOON Bay Ceptennipl Committee has been ad vised that two inipe- sweepers, HMCS Clmlowr and Thunder wjll bo visitinr-< ,lja|l'|rrf|op Bay, arriving fe'ati-ii'fli|y May 1st and departing M(m- <hry, May 3 |rt :'Jj a,in, Willi the arrival of the'' S.S. Beaver schtuhijed for May | lib'this looks like up inlerestini' moolh ahuiid Jjir^-tisidcplK i|f the area. Appointment ,.. Conriilg lo thcDlHlriol. on IVIny ]a\. IVIr. ,t, Ihiwuril, l-rutl' litis Ixioi) h|)- ��� po'iiilBfi gejioni) mnnagur iif liu- iSun- Kliliui Cii(i��l DiKlrhil JWIII Union, Credit Uniqn appoin ts full-time gen* manager NXl'ANnlNU ,lu incel Ihu re(|��h-(;|i)i.'iil.s' of ||)��: area, Ihu Hii|)Hlil|i" <'onst Uriiilll 1/liiou lu'rji ii|)pohilt|il Mr, ,|. Ihiward Pi'/rll as (Jenural Maiuigur, ��� ' (iMr,' I'riiii wluimi iip|)i))|-ini'M"l I" ��!'��� t'"'finil'|v(! I'riiin JV|iiy' 1, biiui'"*, wlilijilin inany yuill'H IINp(!|'|(!||(!(l III' lllU |'|��||l| '111' b|llii|lUHH /ind nnapi.'i! ip IIi'IHhI) I'nlu'iii'liiri. For lh" mini hIxIoiiii yearn lip b��n boeii <ioiiural Mniiiigr?)' of I lie Ailbonil Dlnlrk'l -Orndll , Iiniini wlilnli liniluiioM j'hur ui'i'h.'iiit upd luul ' $Hi mlilinn in;nni����iR,' Fuf h\k yttttyti, Mr, l*C'��l| ll'in ncivr.-tl up tlm Hoirrd ul |'|i;i;<!lnrn uf lhn H,<\ ('uiilnil ���---(.'n-rl^rjhlnn ni)d,i'nril)rr;rr,ynfiwhii.s-(*ff!i,i*" V'td un Hm Board of the ftlhWJ HmiHIl 1 ^rvhM.'H Hnulely," ���- ^ , ,. Prior In going hi Albijrnl, Mr, J ���������ill I >|)iml Ml yuiii'H will) Ihu HA Oil ('!iiiiipii|).y 1 'i'j, ViiixM-uvmr, mul .'iiIhp'.Wim on ihu'lid/iff i/l' i|io, Mnynl Hank hir mJn, y��Mjrn, ,' Mr, and M'rn,'frail ami Hiulr (ilghli-on" yuar 'nld yttop will lalto up n-Hliluiu'i.' al Guwur I'ninl, ����� ,A big Jrimiiul wiih, hardly tiNpepte/l al lliu.lust social evening of ihe^W^t��^me Beach Ooimnunlly AHsnpialimi last. ^uj> unlay wllli .si) iiimii. slckpess prevent di'id so ninny rjlhpi' evepls planned for the saim.' Weekend' JloWi-ve'r !H people Inrn- ''d 'up: fpr wrliat iiroverl (o pp pi)e t||',|ho inusl lively 'ijusnloiis p|' the wliolu buason., Miu F. Lraii'lilu and Mr.H. F.rl. Cook luul pn.'|iuri-<! un i,'M.'iil|i.-iil progl'iumpu of liiiUirliiiniiioiil filled with fun and laiigh-' ..lur. Wlii!ii ii ''"hip hi rnfrosbineni i|mtir fur fniDi Hliowing iiny nlgim of pxhaiis- Unil, lhn jneinhprH llp-pw. theipstilveii will) leiiim|d(ii'iib|u Inlprusl hilo a rlini;ussi<)n op lhe JipprovemeplK lo bo eari'M oui to tin! Iinjl and p/r'rl'|ng plaiie, They agreed lu im ux|)i!|)iliiiiri! of up in $1,11(10 for t|i|n wni'l' ovpr and idipviy wli'al would he (���nri'lud out bul Hie Ihilfmoon Buy Gen-1 .jnpnfal ,f'uiiihiillno iiwiiirding.... lo llmir iiiamliilii, It wim agreed Ihiil Iho arid|||iiu of ap micpvurud nallo be lef| for f-'opV n|il,n'ri.l|oii uiilll III7U. ��� - Mrs, Hugh Dull' inirdo urpleir )'or|io|p fo)' the Uadios' Auxiliary, whjch w��s prgaiii/.infi stalls for the Cdnlenpjri) Coiin- try Fair on .hi|y 17,(SI>'! said that gifts uf sewing, novelties alld- while clppliapts wpuld li'-' gratefully rpceivpr) nn || was hoped If) inalu: i.hjs. a biggoi" A>)(i hf-'!(pr fair Ihun ever, worlliy of Ccntonnjnl year. MPiDbfir.1, pf )hp Wplpf-ipc IJcaph Cppi-. ypip ipdetl niiiniiy Assoeiiiliiin mi.'iii|iuis|iip fees are are rhie on M��y TlTaT Mrs. Fred ProwllMIVt WWP iY.9hd$ who hf-fr l^pph ihpj'r np->'i dofir 'ipiglihors'when,.,,, thpy')jypc| ip Bprpaby. ' ' ��� . ' Wol? "witi ..ffipifjo ^piiripl'i "*ihd, pwnypp" fypip Lfidper' yisjlprt roliitiyes |iere af. Kastpr, , Tarry avi)d .Tanpt Nipii'erfipp 'ap'di'rpnily from Ptiweil" Rivor wpi'i;' holiflay gliosis ' of Mr.-apt) Mrs. Jillmpr Mf-'P'innflifl-"' "��� visllipg Mrs.' "M- Hollowihlf over tho holidays \yorp }}ny spp-in-law apd f|npr gbler- Marge, Mr., iind Mrs, Georgp SI. Gt.'i-mifiiH! and laniily froni Riopdpli|. Mop apd Ingamsson from Vpncoiivor viiciiiioped nl Mheir.eonnD'y "hnin'o nt Ro- I Ml, VANPAUSM , ��� Thorp Ipis been '-inpU'i'r wave of vnmtr iili.'iii'i in ih<! area w||h brpa!'-ii|s.r<!poi'l"d )n thiep'Refh'ooffs hooves, ,^.| opi! hufp- niei hniim, tho pwport' Were badly npsui apil Hho(i|uiii to ,1'lpd' (hat piapy pf Ibo lovely trues pp Ihoir property had hoop riiihluHNly Pol down i|p net of ppodIpss . upil i|i|wiirr({i)tp(l vaixialisip. IN BRIEF T|iu find report, of goose going imrlb watt I'ticelved by yopi' i/orresnondoiii un. April 'lath I'rpp) r/-yoar-old Hlierry .Ifirg- '��|)M!|(, '��� ' ' ��� , (]||��il|n In lip) area laid wiujI' woi'i! Mrii, Bti'llii Clluydoii'ii nop uiul rhiuglilor- ^i-)kw, Mr. iiiii) Mm. Itaynjopd. (.!|iiydoii, Hayipuild piippi'lr-i'l hln ipolhi.'r to l|i(.' I'liipeerH' |iiii)ipip| ip roi.'pjvo (lor iiwio,d; At tin! Tinkley hnpm was Mrs, Olgn . fiypii|<"iif' Morion Island,);, ,. , 'Old com Bob Sodiulr MoN Prqnicli 140 Mgfon Hall, Socholt '. pe vie WI V WEDNpispAY AT, & ppin. jackpot nz$j TO(ao, , ^o poon mm* ' IIOMES ��du CAI Choose from 1,51, 3 an4 A ^f*4rpomf���cbwlct, Kost and boom, collage and Gothic arch, pijvpr ha�� a l-oma and budget plan to ��ult you. Po-Jl-voiirsult or ler Reayor hiilld |( far you. FREE Brocluiro, ^��^H-~,,T-"'***'**^������''"?^���>''f-,' *,-,^������-''-*���*f^p������<lill��',������ Hh m^h-V'''tAr$Wt*'i �� \00^Ja00iJ* , ^^K'"' >' V \w% ���J,*V'*J^vW^J*f����i-*W��/UJi***' jMr/iNwmwrii*wtf& ".'. 'HOIVIIBS litf i CONVENTIONAL HOUSINO ��� Qmr SO (Imnlanii *���, 3, 4 Ofi'l S liuiiroomi. 5��p h��--y atMtli yon Kiji) >qv<J, Mw yoii, D��| <|M��llty prod'rcli and iioriuumt hoivUoJGb' ^K$%.*t^^'Y0U'''>b*'--knibu.0.u>*iit\: ���' ���- /.-.-." lfV��fMMM��UMM��f������MIIMU>ff>��fff|��/|.fmilMMMM��,l>fMn(lr^MI��'PU'*",',">! PleoiB tend hmok hfftfhun, ' ,, HEAVIER HOWS ' to* m*, 5Mrr��K Numur !-Iim.| Clly ' I'hopo ., I own o lo- YtS (;,) NO |.ii)i,uro l|om.p��.U j cuiiyupp^ou 'nnilfpnmifnttt'>fntitir>f^'tt^''ftttfffff,tft'>"t'>i,K>'ifinir"inf ffi"j', ���l0.. i 0.,n.rm V, burls Creek. visiihig Howio'd opd Carol Urypo family ri-eonlly wiis Mr. 'ipyfie Hr��� Qliebeo, Prpsep||y v,|ti|ling |n Mr, Hoyce, also from Queliep, , ' . Hev.. SwiipHfin^fo-'ipi.'i'ly pf 1,'pwpll Hl- vui' and Minsiou'wlio piiw il'liYeraluii w'*m In -CiihNniiH nn iho-wuf^vrnM^' \m i.ANp Tin.1 mosl reinui-kablp f|lm yel riroduo- ed hy World Willi; I'lnliirpH, f'Uin \m\d\' lei-mod i.'.si.-ol|(iiit, /(raplilu apd miperb wim nljowp lu a lui'gi; apd nppreeiallve audipui.'ii ul F,|p||iniilopu IJI/jh ^iilrool iriid- iloi'l.iiin iin Salunlay evephig, T|ii,' i.'lpi.'nin arin of lhe lii||y Orahmii Aiiiipi/liillop linii hud lift releiKies ovpr l|)o pasl"^) years bul a|) ii/ireiif llpl'l 'Ills 'Iwipii' lias bi.'f.'i), Ibo iposl upftiue, ��� ; , Iflpgliipd'n pop ii|ar Cliff. ll|p|)ii|'il��"wing f)vu linlpli ("ai-pilchni'l, iiopg/i, The full t.'phnv oui.' hour p;'oiiP|itii||u|i of l))u Holy I.nud was ir |)iiiiii||l'it|' iiiid( iiyiiipiiihnlli; pprlwrtl of lh<i pi;op|i.' uf Israel, Sjurkrfdqe expanding ��UI,il.LMI.ui:l)i'liluo-.y,'llliiM��,jtij��llv*.��-., "^Jlig, niiiniii)ii| of I he I Villi- |l|-l(| ppi'lr) pf Ahierlpiip ilov- , ulupou.'Dl, |n pliuning li'i build up pdiicallopiil i.'i.'pti.'r apd iiii- ililiuiuni In aitconuppilalu v|s-,, H|n/A iii'huo) upd youih giouiw, Opuolng In m.'linliilixl for lull, JHY3. Tho Htprhrldgu, Miiiih,, ipi'mi'lhl) also reci.'ptly m.'ipilo nd n i;w!tU i,iqpa "H:Vli]iy Inn luiy ol Ibo UliUl period which will bo Ihu iiiii;)��,'U,'i of,up early HUh cunlory prapufai'luihig ,Vil|ll|(l! )))P|��IIII)|, Centepnidl memo Widely apil Wmono'ii ilyupl ('i|i!)i:oiii,'ppl|nil), n , lorn) pi .,j'iiiigl<-.j!iiil!:rii,.,..(?fO)))i,Jol,Nowi..., Wwiiiihiuii.T ai)i| Yi��|�� Juno |i>, IIKKi, l<l|pwlll|( ��i:i)iiun of l|io rui-iuii. H.li C|vl| War, 1| win. .. if .. __X piolinupi.'i.'d a grunt ttpwuim, A nuui rt'inleied ip.auie b;, jlhii',':.'. Idlli'd liiini.cH 'wilh ii popliel holl'e at }pp|n.>rvl||i,' ,|uin;|. |/|f|l), lie w����|dohl|f|e.l an .lolpi ''A' I'Vasur, nop o| fj|ii)OM i'Vuiior lilflor whuip Hid llv��,'|- was iiaoiM. Pffl-ji ���r FRIDAY, Amil 23, 197% , 11?30 Pi CTV WHITISH COLSJEimm f EB-PVISION ��� Sr /- ��� plus Piincil Jackpot with $4,90^ M%e wmmum pmziz $so emm $i�����o Each ALL PROCEEDS TO LOC1AL UQ^S CLUB ACTIVITY TICKJTS AVAII-APM AT: Ydfps Service Conter r Sec hoii- Agencies- Super-Valu (Gibsons) Banners Furniiure I & M Grocery & Confectionery r V/esfern Drngs (Gibsons) Frp# Jorgensons Barber Shop Compboll's Variety Far-lily Mart "YHIaaeCafe G^Jf Building Supplies Marshal! Wells (Gibsons) Tyrin Cfep(c UmbPr7(^!NP��l?) TICKETS ON SALE AT VATES SERVICE CENTpE, SECHELT UPUNTIL 11:30 P.M. \..A: . FRIBAY, APkfV ^ " " See the ^fabulous BERNINA Demonstrations af trie TASELLA SHOPPE ziz^ f�� (V ft ''A-ti m%\*m% FmII lessons plus many expensive gifts on purchase of machine Offer good for one month. STRETCH the A-V ir-"? ������"~\�� JJ- j^zpzz^^, * <;if7-(-< i}>l* .-Hi+rt * l 'W A> if m with IIRNINA ���������������-��� Mtfvy-I^ AA^0f^M^M^^00i :tp-ans^e^'flue|stions , pi(3!7ipnsrr.a|e,: jr ������-.��� a mUm$$^wh.mi iSHiE mm��. ��� mmctz m%. MONA HAVJPS 88S-974G ^ ifjjrjp sppspr ihSH/P? . ������������������< ������'--��� --3.; ;^.:.-.-' ../.po.ppfjipfjngj,.-., ^sc'v��� moFli'np/pfPHslpfVfnain^rft'l ���, ip'Svyltiprlgp^'fo se,-y !pj| Ih'p Tpbr|ps -.-'> ���'-,.'���- .���;., j-fif'9pr,t\yr}es.y''. Vpr-Spf'lp lapd posy.fppppra'e, pp|,p||hl/>|. ipporpfiroifis oiooypxplHslyp f^tprp's flipf . ' )po|<.o q\\ ipwlftg Fjlprps 9,.M&'siLlrf' ���������. ��� Tp,-tspwQ|3^i>|.|N^~ffVihppUM machinu'QJ the eppfury. You cop ��� ���p|fprdfl^pNINA~pr|ccs ;.,. ;��� ���;��� ��������� N'.:s|flri-Pt.f|.9^PP.-- ?.������ 1;���.���ri^erj^o r^ai^nipij^r- lenyoi/r�� smiling call foi" m^fumfmppmi-^ ^ I '. ." *#���.- ��� 1 ��� ^fcl-.. he beer smiles^ with you. ttm*it,VLto ***"l. ,L.L***^ -uiArnituw Tbt�� mm\mw\'��W\ wWrW pr tfJsptoyiM by lliu Ijqupr GonJni ^ poaid w >��if mfwiwmi ^ mhh mmih ��t**#����*������***�� hp. M xiiiimi tlUMI t I* ����,��#*#**����*��.������!��**��������*.***��*'����.^>.>'.�� - ? ^f.K��|v#*%��*��*��^��feft**. #.���*��� 4l �� rf. ff^.#w^*# I ' "-"" I I JI 1 -Li. /to-. \ ^, ._ jl. i- i< ■ . V* -"l'i \"' J \ I l'i If,- i: r' v li' l" I -7--V- I, * V ., . ,' .', if I? ' "iJ ,' *A ' *?• A/" TV] , >/t>Ay- ' '. * • ,. * 4 .Ir ■ 7 * ■'• »- ■?-■ •'f .'] ■■.:, M" "I "1 • < . vr". /. \ -- ''. '• "V ' < y ^ ) x *-iT OJ ll, IM ' Spring Display Saturday wliqn artists and members by Mrs. Greta Jorgensen and daf-A ing plants, of Sechelt Garden Club combined to fodils and salal by Miss Sandra Han- . l> - *j M . -;, -i i As:<t\ Annual Spring Flower Show proves success y SPHI'Np came to Sechelt officially on Saturday wben Alderman Ben Lang opened the annual Secliell Garden Club's Spring 'Flower Show. SI. Hilda's Hull was gay with a profusion ol" delicately scented blooms and the Sunshine Coast Arts C.oniu-il iiad ar- All "The Luv Paint", producteare qua^iy guarante8ilf and parry the soal of quality, approval.•'•The Luv Paint" is a first-qua|ity national profei-sional decorator brancl of paint. Yop Would expect to bay a premium price for this putstandino quality, .but because w/e made it just for you, the homelover, you'll find it attractively priced, Buy "Luv" now by the quart, by the gallon. Paint-on the beaiity of ■* "Luv," -n-j-j ~~ ■.- Puyit-at |W MP S trlSfl! rAWE'l! csl imumiesiixm^is^s^xmmsi^sMssm/B) filABL BAY HARDWABE j-T"P, Sechalt Phpne 885-98^8 WANT .- TO SPREAD^ A SiC^ET 0 ALL QVER % TOWN? USE AN AD-8Rp. PJAL: ja5-9654 w* M i 4 I • Mr. Advertiser) These advertising spaces are real bargains far you. Sold on contract only. For detaiis on how to stretch yplit advertising dollar, phone 885-9654, ask far special ad rates. - $■ i ■.^^'i^^ijAmi CentennNlp^rdehers Sechalt Garden Club membarh wore from hti-,- Airlip Hlockw«tfl'-t; and a little -disappointed with the, nurri- special award winners, Billy StocH- .ber-oLeritue^n^tl-^Tiientotwial-Dlsh—woH,-Mar-got-Wilson7-^Btiver-lj'—,hvQ\£*—prVren Garden Contest, but the six entered son, Barbara Jackson and-lUmbt-ra wore really well done and gave the , Wilson. 2nd -and 3rd prize Winners oNbY.''two7niahi« left io n«o ''Swpde..-^ judges a difficult task. Pictured with I /yorp (SandrM .Jorgensen and Darlene_ Heaven and Hull" apri '.'ihiby Uovu" the~~"rh)uble barrelled entertainment, cur- ,. ifitiily playlnii id Uui Twilight Th'-alm, ranged a very. peaulitunbaeKdrop ot.lanrF scapes and seascapes. In this pleasant setting, tea was served by .members of the (lurden jClub: "'■'■. .g ' A fine selection of plants and cut . .flowers fresh "from- members' gardens weir quickly sold out bul' Mr. Hanson . made another trip, out to his lovely, garden in West Sechelt and:brought in more fresh blossoms to delight the \^fts=fi,s~~=~~" Highlighting the display was tiTe very lovely arrangement of daffodils and sala by Miss Sandra Hanson and the basket of daffodils, narcissus and cypress arranged by Mrs. Greta Jorgensen. Judges for the Centennial OJ,sh Garden Contest for children were Mrs. Ada Dawe, iMr. Alec Ellis aod Mr.,,,Frank "".cud, 4liey de'-'lared^ all six pptrips tp pa of a very high standard arid had difficulty in selecting winners., First prize wept to little Airlie Slock- well, five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs!. Hay »Stookwell,; second prize wont, to Sandra ,Iprgepsen und third prize lo Darlepe Greiner. Winning special awards were Billy filoekwell, Airlio's'young brother; Bov Jackspp ami Marmot Wilson who had ii joint..-entry; .Barbara Wilson and 'Maibura Jackson who also had a joint entry. ■ The spring show h nol compel Hive but gives everyone p great deal of pleasure and garden elub. members are win ly lop happy lo share llieij- kpowledge with ' "visitors, which makes the .occasion a very I'frf'iu lur—eveiM- ^ >■-";- — >—i-^— mm^0**K. ^lkf«lf|IIIM|*Rt..|l|';tf>|fll.f If Ml If IMtMIIIIMtlltllMlMIUIIM.IIMIMMIIIIMII.MIMIIMMIMI', ■» ' ■ j "O Man! . . . He must shop ! I af Uncle Mick's . . .' a 'll*lll*l*ft|f*lfft|fi|tf»||(«||ii«it«»>|iMitftlll«MliM'*r)ll»t*tpt|tt|Mll* inf»f iiinii ***yt. MEN'S SHOPPE TRAIt BAY CENTRE, SECHEI-T f:\ 9 weU- entries and money prizes aro --'Greiner, z i ■» " a I i i A, -i j I Yi'iJ I •! I I ■ ' I * r J* i' i„ •r t h H !*,'/< I* I .'<■.,., AtS* 'AO.^- ) r*. I" ' 'I '?i mmrmi»vF/,^mnmim.\»f it no.* '■i!iiV,'Av.r.i.>*-i; •^•j.-i, h ,i i ' -,»<\'' V ">•, \*-'""> '-■"• •, '■'''.• I *'. j -■ /■ ■ *».»!;.. \pXjv;;,:^.: xJ^lAaMa . -v}--.''- "«- > '".'■■ -" ■'•• ' '-- " ■'" .*<"?? '"*•■-- \ ' I- ' '-It .-!-' '"' - ' »»i y"\\J^",li"'inr}, i < »-«i ' . / '• • i ■ ■. j»\.( . ■'" i i - .•/> . ■ f \.0dafi,0%vfl Bfilh shows are roHlrlcied lo •por.ion'i*]!! ' ,yi!i»i-n i'if ago or nyor. , . Trucklni* In imxi is "lillvi«: Thais Tins ' ■Way II Is", the.story of the Kin« of Mode and Moll , . , I.OIvis Pi-asfey, Thi,s nipylo *■ trace:) I'llvit. frpni llio' ^mall MiHHimdppI lown ol' his birth through the- wild lll'ir of a rock 'n roll idol, f!llvlH'nlh<{« "Brldgn Over Troirblerl Waler", "Polk ,4'iJad An- nlr>", "l.ove Mo Tiiiidni;", "Blue Huc.-du Mffiwrm^'!)!!;'^ WShoes" and many 'nrnni, A show'for ev- ' ' n ' eryone lo nun, those Ihal iIiIhhoiI the - ' j ouiglc Ihul wan K/IvIn, upd Uiomo who ru- , , / „,, imiipb(ir,,jl, liUo . .ViuiUird|i,v, This 'in his jt yl Hlory. ' (' !?','t ('pii'iIi)M jiltriuHipitri iiu'ludi! "A l.uii|- ^'.«»»/^'ju| Hlilri.l'roin llnll'l-with Hlnve Hooves, unil "Blili'll <!||MMl(|,y upd Ihn'.rhipduiicp Kid", pi-oliubly iipi iM'i-ji onlijiiMlnlim wu-iiura- evnr niiifhr. effective:: APRIL 21-24 (?4ZtJ af ■t.:,<\ KtW' •m flit mA limWWWWMWIIWUDMIWWIHIIWW iwvumwuwiwmuwhw '.fS nr V"" ':< AAZJA&^m ■ ■ '■'■ '■■■■■■ ■■■< :'^f«# 4 ! ' * i ."■■■ ' JiiHt'flv'e y«ar*i old, AJrllu riUKiltwell ■■ ii t-oiiloHt ninl il Miok flrnl. pit/.o In Flr»t Prl*a ...., •■< i" »i< KINGS .,, WATCHF.S ....... ..,......-■.. ..GIR'b' .Wnjch nnd Jcwollry Bopriiiu •)< ^ ' »$< IPhono d85-2421 ...;. Ip. yiMlillllHinilllMIIIIIIIIIMflHIIIIIIIIIIIMItllllllllllllllfllltllllllllllllMMIIIIlllllllllfllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMIMIIIL '.lii.'iXtii.i.iL.-ifi M./s<?ai \aqman J SECHELT v- 8B5r9416 ' I , ' L I /iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiii : ' ir CANApA TURNIPS No, 1 lb. • KRAFT CHEESE WHIZ 16 <•*< ... ... • . * FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 15 o**. ,.« , for. A GOI.DSEAL PINK SALMON 7 " •*»- for COTTAGE ROLLS II '. it t'oillOHl, nud )|, mm)K llriilpi'lYM III |||i! \mti'\wtm mnklriK, (IJmIi /(nrdeiiH for HwUtilt (UmUm CIiiiVk <r|)l|dr<m'« win- n yenriDul. thin wns lior l'lrnl.-entry l)V hint, , |m--iifiipi-iiH!-iHi-|-iii-iii--iim i JV CONTBEMUES ALL THIS" WEEK; Twice As Much For One Penny More - Buy ONE Ge* ONE For ONE Cent More. *Hf*Kt&*^i^,a\1&il0iHM0&&*,*0l>W'*"V'^*™1ir^^ %kjias$gssmmm DEPENDAItlUTY Gowor Point Road GIP50N5 Phono 006-2726 INTEQRlTY - PERSONAL SERVICE l: Siinny Crost GI05ONS Phono 006-2726 L. 3g5ieapq!aagmar!a Cowrlo Slroftt SECHELT Phono 805-2238 ^tituifitiMtfiifjjffiififfffifffiiiifiififiififfiiifbiiftifififfi^ l' •■'(■' ■*, i I U ' , ' ■ , i ' I I I'l I. ' ■ , \ , I . '. . S- Coast Qarikaldi tfpa # # Bioko C. Alderson- DC. * (Ip;. ����6-$f 2^ Tuesday 10 f-fitj|��V f0:30 mi.it6'39 *-H*~ SritiWTlqy 9:30 o.m. to | tQO p.m. ���^S-FEQPtJV-w^havr^-lo!,M||p-fl^-|tl,y-tO�����a-ro|y Un4-prov)dp&-sG(Hnrtyt-1ovcT-j|nld��� laugh The modoro unhaiilthy ripte of a plate for kids (o let then, hau 4pwn frubtrption and pcsMipism $\\[qyk <py l'V�� IV majority of ypung people mc|fj|y ing room daily through tdjflvisip}], iathp pepd �� hbtonei, a fuend, aitd" an adviboi, . and the pie-,s> Eyon < ipp4 pf pViV irnjsjc tpduy has. a depre^sin^ pqtei c^mipppts Coa&t G-pipaJdi Health Vt\\\ Qn/pclpf Di D L QtipmiU in the 1070 Annual Repott |. 'Eight suicides occurred, in the area ����� eoverecj by the Coast ������Gkyjbul&i -IJoaJtii |.. Unit during 1070, which says the report, |- gives us.ope of the highest suicide rates 'X4 in Canada and makos^gu; wonder what is wrong. The ruipiberl^rtl'irppted suicides has beep estipxated hy authorities /to,be fi-10 times as large p that of'suc- ,'ccssful suicides. -. . ������ These twp statements can be foiipd, in the report which quotes P''.���K. J3au"d'.s stalenient in the October is'sup of the Can-2" adian Doctor, "L.e'1. us show some reasonable, optimism about our times. For one' thing, it. is more fun'1. apd mosl wopld "prefer that ti"cu paients assprpe Up;, lole" DESTINY *��� Speaking of the problems .Iaqng the district, Dr. GcmmiH says 'life is ceYuvipP they will be dealt!" witlv-perlvaps5paip|ul; ly, but .well. ������ ��� "'' . Many times ir- the past, iniituhas pepp in danger of destructipn by Ivjrpsoll' pr circumstances, but. survived. Goulcl, it bfc, ho says; that Shakespeare' spoke the truth ahoui tjhe human race'.,as well as i'ridjv? 'idualii when he" wrote: "There is a de|itjn.v that, shapes'our ends,' ���iftough hew therri as we. will1'. TWILIGHT THEATR GIBspNS , .. ' 1 ^>r*-<+ "tt *���"* I r " L ���14 / *vt�� A**it\ donors increased attendance DRUG ABUSE "��� ���-��� ' The report refers to the non-Medical use of drugs which has reached epidemic* DESPITE the ni|mber of people suffer- lecreatiom complex project aided witii land alio cation ALTHOUGH, activity ol' the Sjrnsluue���tawi-fimgnimmps TI wns hiiMod���QH���|.fai VA>'4 Coast Recreation Committee has re- 'Ai ce.ived little publicity for some months r* ii __W=��rk has been progressing belihi|l the Holiday Fun Enjoying therriselves on a windy day at Haqket't Park, Freeman and Bobby Sully'launch their high flying kites. ��� Finding somewhere away from power lines to fly a kite is not easy-evpn in tjie rur#l Sechelt area apd poijrts out the need for proportions and is^not only confined lo youth: Dr. Gemmill states, "Everyone in the community is going to have to become invoi'.ved./Wc. need to shift our focus from specific dVugs lo the society, in which we live. 1 have confidence in our young people apd I iipi optimistic about their .fix ing from the flu7 bug, the Bloor Donor Clinic in Sechelt reports an increiVsed attendance over the last visit. ���'.. This time-fifty-seven people donated blood, which is quite an improvement. Sechelt Kinetics wish to-4hank - .liie Bank of Montreal, the Legion Lad|es qnd' thp $cgisUfied Nurses Association -for '^M [*I( PUjs lure. As axhlHs, we must hiivc tbe mortti ";M^h;,h*.)p with a special thank you to a courage Ip face Up to oi|r deficiencies"* the dOPOis for malting the Clinic a suc- aod can start by makingcurtain that the cess. DOUBLE FEATURE Restricted to parsons 110 or *vc'r unless accompanied jqy a responsible odijit, WpDNESDAY AND THURSpAYr- April 21 and 22lul 8 p-m:, mMsmmfflinwHMM^ Ai}, hfJ scenes With the object of eslabfisififrjj a redreatkinul complex for use by young and old in the area. . ''- Throudh tbe co-operation of MacMil- lan Bloedel Ltd. and Ihe I'rovincial Department.) of Lands, an approximate llfi acres of -val Tas=^een donated for, a sitc.(JCoin- nhttee chairman Erich llenscfi announces that this has now. been finalized, the property is at Roberts Creek adjacent, to the golf course, Iwo creeks run through il and it contains an excellent stand of limbei *"_ ,^upshi|w Qoabt Lions Club membei s and BC��� Hydro porsonnc) haye shisliofl MJfHbly W p tnpngrd��hiK<il KUrvuy wf that it was decided to formulate essential facilities fpr_j:levelopmcnt of phase one which is as follows: During off season, this area can be used for. many recreatipn purposes, such as, yuiinr skatihg, lacrosse,, teiiiiis, con- ventions, wrestljpg, boxing and exhihi- 1 tils etc. ' generatipns. Ditstrict and many other public organisations, for the sole purpose in- providing essential rocreatipna! facjhties for all agp groups, on the peninsula- We are, at_ thp present tip]e,. fnrmul- ^jatirig final plans for the development of .���, Me^iiUihie^-iiudiloriuin to seat approx- the "piepie giijtinds" on. said land, which trmrffily^ii*^ ided .up in different rooms. Facilities will ' pps.ed "liie ArehaV which is-.tp iiiphidc be made available for our senior citizens. Development of picnic ground's���and other demanding facilities. COMMITTEE Over HO meetingts wpic held since J0t*i|l, w*y-. ap yvciage partipipation of 10 meit-bprs al all Utpps. Kvery ��� irice^ipg IP supported > by nronur mlnptfio. All ue- WiU he done wjth the sibUiMuncu pi 'opi Klphtnslone students Final cost ligiucs should M>on he available on completion of iiugulnitinnb will] piolcshionul rociealion peisopnel, local governrnenl. and various organizations. Mr. Ifenscli, in oxprosKJog apprepia- 1(011 and lhaplcs ip, all who- have thus far* jmrljcipuled in the |lroposed project, said lie is sure wilh furllier co-opeiiition, sound I'llaiiiiing and effective negotiation, the Imi^ uwiiileil recnuiljoiial liiciljlies will soon hu available, fur the enjoyment of ail. A- .siibniilliid slulenienl oiitllniiig lhe proprmod l^lirps-iiiid net|vHies pf JJy; f!otn.-.���, hVrii' 't-H"-" '"!-e/> ^y HM�� cf'mmirip�� !-o-cjo|c( npd ^toh ,!!:}. i p��wy f?totenH-i# morlpln tl)��i rppPVh y-PP jr w "senior citizen's facilities and Hie prr- valeiy-owned golf course. "Inclpded also in our plan'for this summer, is the construction of an access mad to the proposed building site foi the centre, preparing of' builrih-g* site and outlay ot groprids fpr the (peal "ndiini slob"."- "- We vfi>p\d (voj-y n.-..i"ch i|pprcejiiLp i| i�� y��l',��� mm,, mm mm m ttm.my ��� f?fflpp, hy advisjiift ijijrf pHmnflJ-mc- VUA(3E CAFjE, SECHELT /..-������. "Proceeds To Loccil Lions Club Activities rpipkets May BpfMrphaserf Frgm, Anvitisns C)h^'M^m^r , ' ,�� *t �� ����� " ,. ��� < .... r J���. 11usti% r:"'-'ahl STARRING; ELVIS.PRJSUEY. ��� Songs-:inc|ucle; .''Bp|k'Sa|pd-Annic/fv,r "Bridge Qvcr Troyblpd Wq*F".f ', =^U��we^Ti(^T^Rdep^neJ=mflRV^'Wt^ fR|DAY, SATyfrpAY, SUHPA.Y-, April 23, 24 and 25 ot B p.m.' CPMIN6 ATTRACTIONS J^l^og-JLW^EtgBV- <t Starring Steve Recces'' ' ���> ''Butch Gassidy and the * ''"���' Suhdqncef Ki^ A*"/" ��tprnna Robert Rgdforcl, Paul Nfiyftrign, POfl Kpfhprino PP^fy'. A^ *��� ^.l Ail.. .T. .in. ifilifc.,^*,^ ^lUy.^M.MU.L\. ,,^irJLb*rr. a I* <��>. ��S^34>Out��iB f.^..|lrf|Mrt^.*.*.J..) I I . ����� .,**~Uil+-50*lJ��r*i.&r���* * ha^mi^^nr*^. jU*.��*��5��<JlJ-.^����.��.<���fc Mini I. lit >���!..���. 7- ^-.��-j��-* *w. ... . ., ��� ��� _ ^_* .. _.,. . _r~r*. . .."7*-. .. ' ,ru tc he folly iiuhst|intjaj.cd hy proper docii- m-.��pli>|ijoo If wc cpijld rjiMility for fff-vprhrpci-hil fhiaticiir] iibaishiiico under (his devplop incut p|ap. 'V, 'iM 7 i * }J , -ft > ��' li 11 / < { 4UXlJUm-4Mtm^lpv,iPilv.H llio following in- foripalioiii 'f BACKaBOUND In' fyjurch of 11)1111, lhe Keclli^ll: upd DJHlrlo! C'liijiphur Hletiring Conimllieo mil- w.lud as its No, I |)|loi;jly..prpjoiil to sup- purl a iic!i;nnmiry (li(ii|iiiiiini'ly or Clvip Coiilro jo Horvo Um'- epllrri ��Si:i;hii|i "Piui'ln- liiila/Hiiiislililu CihikI. Hnpport, ip in'ilK!- Inl'J,'for Ihlu prnjcci wim ipnnecllainly, llicrinil'ler, .rnci.'lveil Irmii tho piiprhir liiii'boiir unil (.llhuppH ('hiunhiir nl' Cppi- iii'iri'o iliHHigh tholr rii.S|mi!live |ircn|(leo|ii HKHPONI3E ��� - .Miiirod on piipiiiiiiiun i;|(Kii'ihui|i)i) und g��;ii/ira|ihl<;��'l nmiu, a Voliiiilury (!oinipi|. Ii.'oooiiiprinjpg ���f .firMitui (ll��)'''liiojiiliiirs wim rui'Dind |p lulu Hiiiiinier (,|' mod, Thly '.'iriiiinlHi! coiiHictcil, in willing, every i;riUin)/,iil.|i)n��� imrviuii ululw, Huuli'ull, ,'vil- Ingn coiiMcil, ��i:IhiiiI Hon rd, llo/llopiil lloiird nml llosplinl Mniini upd olhom will) lhiM(ii|iii!N| in I'prwiiril, In wrlilpg, who- . lliur i��,1 nol Ihey wnirhl nirppiirl, hi prln- dlil'u, 'a JI'ii-i.wiUiiii Coiilie, .wh|c||.,would iiccopininlliiiii ihn |,,.(;iln Cm- ih'u mujorliy Ol |h(i poili.li, op |||.; 'ipl.'holl J'Mp||m|,|||/ Hiiiiiihinn <\him| ��� '��� Mol.oriiH im flln'1 will 'indlniili! Ihul u MiliiJiiiillnl poMlljvii roiipnnni.' w/rii j-p- ���^��*ii> VT-i ir~ jf f��Ti*�� )i iupr" rirrpcoii ��7i"i rf i'��u* ToJ*7Mri-i,-'y '>*! Wl'll HlO |(ilin||i|||ly Hlmly <|||(| ||||||.,-,i II ^iiiMrrraiiKcil to ii<i|l iHfi.liii |)i'o-uiiiiil����'- oil i.'i.>riii'!rjiii-ii which,,ii, t|io iiro,)i!i!i Hlniiiiil ciiiio (iilo lining, iii/iin; would bu ciodllnii liiWIO'ilii Uli) flriil yniii'i*' iiiiiiiiliDf'hhlp ii,o, The miiiri'ii of i-'ovoiiijo coiiplnrl wjlli . onlrlghl ilniiMliuiH, Ihm, g|viin i|f) t, |���|(lj .liii'oiiio ol |i|-pio.fliiMilo|,y; ijt^llliifOli in- ...<hilu. ..,., .*.,.., ....'.....,. ,.,.,,....,.,.. A|i|ii'oNioiiiln iifipi.'iiililuri.'ii, un of |,''ii|'|. * 'Mil y I, III'/1, am un |'n|lowrii Mail Hlirvoy ( i)i |(,(-,{-)��� - MlttHiJIupopiiH llniiiH ' ||)l|,|||| , Ali'li|hi<'l'|i Feu, IMAmu, ��� wrM��� Miimii.'. Kovnpiiu H.).-o|v<ril WtiidlMD ', Tnliil |'!;,|ii!pi||lii|n ,. |,!il)0.i||- Html, Ihilioii'ii tu, nl' Fc|i, |, '/) jjil.tii't/.tui -MA 11,-- M Ul| V" ix~--~7-���- -"���- -r , ',' Wp /ollowi'il Ihruii/ili wilh u Mull Huy. , vcy w|Mi lln: i-p(| ir���u|iii ||H| ij;*^, ���| Iho ni|i.wi-|ii |i;i'ti|vi!if wcrii pi luVi/r of i.inh )t'i I'oiniiliiH. , ,, Aflur Hii'i Ciinimiiioi) <riwvl\ii'd u|J llio T<"iTiTii7i'r'fnr,"Ti'oiiT''n'i'ii pniiurirp;i7oHir*ia)iiP ��� niirvfryn.ifinri pihermfiinn,; ii >��pr),piity pf : lei'rcuilnii 'riMiuhi.'ipi.'iitH wim i;i*luhl|n|)i.'rl,' Thin wuh (ollowcd by ��p(ii.;|u| ip<;r:l|hp w|lh |{rwul"'winphu��|�� (nil ti|ifm ut^ l<i llm VII||l||IM l,0||lllrill)l)0P tiiu-<tin llprt i.liould ' bo followed, ollnijpiilhig |)ijnii|h|u un- pei.-t.'iihury u-iji-s-iM-ij duyhpi liilurn PHpipJ qBANT SOUGHT Following is Ihe copy nf u letter sept iccenlly lo l|on. Isabel Dawsop |o w|,m:h a reply is awaited; . ��� . - At the Comiriiilep preetipg, hold April (i, ),IJ71, 1 was very rlclighlpd- in being informed of, your recent announcement l|pil l|io Clovcsriiinenl saw fil to spend yp- proximaloly $lflfi,()Op.oo In iiur area for recroirj.ioi.i and pari- developnienl, lo , which I . um.' sure , ail agree is urgently needed, This (^iinin)itl.(:ii, un , you are, aware "���tVliii'liioi, bus' woi-Ium) very hard over lhe paiit years uiid has'inaipiiiioed close Iju- �� - GIBSONS, B.C. S'":wil!' ,l|li Slin��hi|)<' Couijt Hegional ^^W#��f##f##��#^*;f^#^>#��ir*^^?y g000��0000000*��00000000000000l00000000t*00000<, I ��0BSOEMS SWAP '* AND SHOP , S Roapnablc prices on Used Furniture |k qnd Appliances, a|l jn good I . . condition. ' " 8 �� Located behintl Mgr-GrrSgor Pacific Regity Ltd, t TtEB?fVt5 AVAILABLE CUT ALU SIZES, TIMBER ARO PUNK. DIMPHSIONAL imm ANP PUYWOQP, ALL SIZES OF ROOF DECKING. 2x4 STUDS '��� "' i Por M. 2x6 No,l&iTIRilR R-L P��r M, 2X10 ,".,:-,' ,". No. 2 & BETTER FIR P��r M�� ���000000 4 x 8 x 5X8 STANDARD Grade T&G PLYWOOD jjf^c, a'nipyp %*\\ prm14.ipiiko There's tilffp �� di|al nii^lcr.cylinder, to opcri|lc efficiently, and will you a wjniicr t\ynwfiys, Fpruijlai:l,(!riv��|lio'7l Iinpulu and ^6 |-f)w t))c cl-angcs we iijude give ypu j-ioroui'w)u|t-you. wanl in \\ car,. Always a snioolh m\<i, Inipafu k even heller ilm year. ThanM loi|ij|oniicrJ2|(!i"whc:clhase) WiirniiiB light and corrosjon- 'i-e-'ihifjn.t.hnikc lines. 'WenladelSnieaninarMi iinproyeh)C|-la lo ihc'71 fnipula, Mp'il.oriliem,;|ii'jtiV)ryoii. �� Jill) one oi llicni is Tor evoryr. -inc's hene|)t. A liewconliolf ���, syslem helps ei|l ilown fuel imprpyed siispension, wider -fiance-, evaporation into,ll-o und V/jder v/heo|��, f alinospliere. A/id lo (^ : Antiaciij,il)iiLmovesa��yvell furihei'lifihlair *"vV as lhe lnip|i|a itjiji) noedb^o hp ahle pi)||||ljon, all 1071, lo KlopVery t,iii'c\y, fSo power l)wit, \ Cl*cyr��|cl cumipcif diso hrakes are bliindiil'd cqnipmenl, have heen detjijineil ��� fi'i^lit iiiiii i!tJiiifii)iivl.lllililriM lower exhaust emissions, on |o\v- Jcad, no-|carl pr.rq-tilai' fuels. . Insidcancl oiilsidt', |mp||la hal-' the look ol'IcHdefbhip, Gives you- "i very good feeling when yoif'ro behind the wheel. Wl.al iihouHhe $30,01)0 ^iveppsltjkcs? I -ook for Ihifi V/tilA, i JVIoneyniilcs ^vycc*ii>lf-itc4 %/\ eignifLpfirlieipiiling JX . elgii'alpp-'fjcfiwlij' \fi%\ Chevy dealers, You ^^^cowld^in:ni>'lQWn,ono. r|'j)c dcalcfr liai- iilltl-c details, llifwy on tJQwal tut ��� 1 i. Hi PRICES INCLUPP CARTAGE TO YOUR ;OR S|TE , Locol Phono (Eyfli.) ^6-7W�� OR Coll Colled To Vanco.fvcr 321^300 11*11 iv, ' ... . . , , . 1 ,..! 1349 Mllclicll Rond, RkJ*niftndr ft.C f,��St , L, :r%J, ,��Ji. '. i J jyfr -t ���hi. >! 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Ideal for bedrooms, rec. rooms etc. 9' wide. _:���_._._ ...J PER SQ. YD, , JCELAMIS!JUiORLSH ML Floor show. Made of hard wearing, easy to maintain propylon yarn. One color only���Gold Moss. Manufacturer's suggested retail price $1&95 sq. yd. We will install this carpet, with underpad, per Sq, Yd. ,-7---_-,-,--,-r���~,---..-.... FOR ONLY iHiminmiiiiiiqiiniiiniiiiiiinuiiniiiiiiinimiimmiiiiiiiqiiniiuuiiiiiiiiiw |iiiiaiiiiiu��iifiiifmiiim^ si AND-FLOOR COVERING! =00,th EXTERIOR LATEX STAB! Gallon -���..������- ,���,.'...;.. ������ ,__.,...'... '0�� Quart CERAMIC ���.���.��� ft. LINO FLOOR 'TILE-.,.,.. ���....,. each CI,' " 1 DAY ANTIQUE KIT FL.ECTO 'SEAMLESS _ MARINE PAINT, Epoxy ���rr~- ---4.89. ft. 39c qt. 4.95 i /-\ Two Balancers, Bubble grief Speed ... ���; . i .��� ..,���,.,,,...,.��� .... , ' ,, . 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Glitter s^l'flle I flndgrips, Sgfefy cpqsterfrb/q|<es-qna'3'-'sqfety ref|��ptpr. . | Qirfs.andboys.mofjels. ' ' - - .' .' . -\ mm k SPRING SALE PRICE .-_^-l ,.,_. ^^,@| \PRQP IN ANP m OMR (?OMPI:ET? ST0CIC OF SUMMER h �� fmn B|c;Y(3Lls - E f: irkers Hart ji~ XV�� ��%������%% !'��^% ��� ��>.%V FmmiNQ n> 'pys4 TlQrVlfnlrt. FULLCQq]R��EMiAL JLJNTIL 9 fvM; Sechelt ���Si YOUR LINK HARDWARE STORE ���J' 8^5,2171 LINK. QUALITY ECONOMY -^ Starring May 1st, j-Ve will hove o CHINESE SMORGASBORD every , -1 Safurdoy-and JSunday. HARDWARE iiiiimimMiiimmiiiiimiitiimiiMHmimimimiiiiiiimiimim jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Pcmtdstic wm ips BLANKET EMDS "IMKITS SATURDAY, APRIL $4 ,? PM * 1 A?M, ' SECHELT PHONE 805-2311 ^lll|EllinilllllMlllllllllllllillll|IIIIIIIUniUIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII|lll!UIM>M>l!|l|lll|IHIIMIUIHIIIIIUI"IIU||UUIIIIII Mutyuqiniuiim^^ 1flLyL6tAiSCRAFT CARtOPPER BOAT FllircglasB, Reg, $258,00 , NOW ���-���;���-��������������� FLOATER". JACKETS Safety qnd-.'styllng or a lo-V prico. Odd and smoll sixes, Reg, 39,95 ^ Whllfl Thoy Lqst ..During the'eight wpek Bazaar of Values prompt Hop starting April 7th The|Tir^es*wiil be giving away $20Q in ea��h, During the first f pur Weeks $10 will fee awarcled. Fpr the following three weeks $2Q will tie given. And" at the encj of the eighth week some lucky person is going to win $100, All entries will be kept fpr the duration ,of fhe promotion, Ypu hgve chance to win each week plus the grand prize of $100. Enter as many times as you wish, Use the coupon or mail to The Peninsula Times. Or you con leave them with any participating merchant, Each week there will be a draw and the lucky winner's name will pe published in the following edition, _*] W BELIEVE US . . . YOU WONT JUST BUY qNf, YOU WIM. BUY SEVERAL your SiiiE3!3iil osaler CAMPBELL'S VARIETY ��� ��*i TRAIL BAY CENTRE^ SECHELT Phono 885-3335 m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiuiiiiiiiitiiumiimHiiuiiiuiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiim r - J J �� '^W , ,'' I . I i ��� V T����Si8li " . I* t ' ** - \wMkA.ymAA��AJm Drop Into Cliff's For All Yo��r Snorts And Summer Hoods Cliff's Boats 4 Accessories ltd. ^||IUtl!(B|||l5lJI||l��lflMllllllfllll��l��H|MllltHI|��MIIS|IH|lllll|IIIIHIIIIII!tllUI!t��tl*[I'!6!i:��!lllSl|l|!l|lll!IM"lii:SI5:85: Ut llflllllMIIIIMIMIM IIIIII ||t|MfllI��lt��ltMIPI|I<l|IIMUItllllMlltt��l|lllll|fli|lllllllllMlf|ll|llli|llll>IIIIMIHI^ V, NAMU ADDRESS "*> PHONE " j' /��.i*' ,^..,,... j HOMELITE'S KL-1: THE FEATHERWEIGHT CHAIi SAW THAT CUTS 1^'EVERY SECOND Hornolito XL-1. Tho tooHior.^oigli^chc-in sa\y, (Por- , focrly balanced. Powerful. Ea6y to handle. Easy to start, Dependable, Tost the >i,l~) the lightest from Honnolito. mahors <c��f th" world's fqsrost soiling chajn ->|P J A saws with 12" blado ,';,,..^ ., '. .',.'.,. A. E^fmJI 5 Cowrio Sfrpot PJiono QD5-9626 Gill .�� ���t��-^ slJ .nii'ii'ii'vii''. : iiiliiiftiriiiiiiMiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiit iiii|iiliiiiiiiiiifliiiiifiiliiMliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiilMiiiillimillMiliiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiis| ^V I' * ' I ' VW hcivo a cpmploto rango of DMiMing 'MfcitoflaU'' from framing Umhor to Inside Finish, Twin. Crook. kumbor ft Ruildlng Sijpply Is Your ^,^~7"^P"^sio^:puiiding SMppijpCtfiiiorr" * "7 .AGENTS FOR DOMTAR AND GENERAL PAINT TVMjjN'C'RElEK tUAABER-;&" .-.BUftDlNG SUPPIY1TD. ., Stirnhlnn Coast Highway, Gibsons Phona 0B4-2000 iifiBiumuiiimdiiiaBiniHUMiiiuiMiiiiiiiimniMBi niiiiinmHiiiHiJuiiiiiinitiriiiimiiiiiiiineiiiiiieieisiisuufi STRETCH AN SEW HAS ARRIVED at taseua;shopI>e, ,..;.... Strotieli fabrics, palt(irns( instruction boo|<s, Mrs, Mono Havl��s will demons!rato APRIL 812, n and %A ( botwoon 10i30 a.m. ond 3i00 p.m, I !iliiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMii|iii|iiiH|iiiifiinimiuiiii a&eiia v>e opp Cowrl�� 5lro��t, 5o��lipir *�����*,- ���������*',���,,; '��� > ... Plipno OBS-?331 hlUI!IJII!ll(IIHIIHII��lin|��l!ll|l||l|nillllllll!IIMIIHI|lllllllllininilllllllllllllllinillllUlirni!ll��!!!!IHI!l!l!nntl!!l[�� !, 1i'�� BE A SIIP"AHIAD- ��� ��� ' " " ' ' '"' I ��� I R/3oii'g Cnatinl niK& ConS SUMMER SHINTO ���I ; ! ���',' ���... 1 . Fpiirol, *lrt|t|i lorry, ornol, pioili MU. 8o�� ��I)P ����w Wnlliico g (loon/- Lewi" j Ilia undorvrpq-r |oo|��" fur flrmi nf c<������ip| vtam If. nil llio |o|pit fpIpid, PRICEri FJWM .,���u.���. CK#S MEN'S 3WOPPE' trail pay mm, '.WM^T . Phono fiPd9ft3ft : ' ' .1llll!!lt!tlll|tlllM!!llllllllllllll!lllllt|lllllltll)llllllllllllllllllllllllll|t|J|lllllll|ll|l|HIMIIIIII||lll||lllltl|lllinilllimil^ 'I i ' ���! ��� 1^ ,,.(" ������','���'������ / ' ,., ( I ' ** /��rfi 0. jO. Mt 0&j. L*.J.A0t0.0.A0,0*0,Jk��& ���>.' 4 ��� . r-^r-rrr m a- I Pis U M) Ji Page B-4 Tho Peninsula Times Wednesday, April 21, 1971 ' ' '" ,"^JL^���JL.^ i^n *% 0^ f ;��, : 1" i r i-..f rl* . r j *����� ���9 S THElPENlNSULiV^����A; ���/ ntiy be wrong, but I shall not be so wrong as to jaif to say what t believe to be right" ���John Atkins * . �� ** Douglas G. Ww*-BLBB,'^��f(i"t)r ��� * ' r- 6fC^B0iBianiBlty A��|i��Bi ��� T^tay' 99 >��������� i n' t t >.�� if" CHAMBERS of Cqmmerce in communities throughout "the country are.' this week honoring April 18th to 24th as "Chamber of Commerce^ Week" ond in iminy cases special projects are launched and competitions held to commemorate the occasion, v Theme this year is "Community Action Today" but as this is, generally, -speaking, the basic principle of Chambers of Commerce it is hardly likely many Chambers will do little more "than advertise the fact. Others probably will not even do that. . Chamber membdrs do * not usually ���expect recognition for their efforts on behalf of the community they serve and, certainly seldom-get it. However, many members devote a great deal of time and effort to community development often at persbniyl expense, for no other reason than the genuine desire to improve and aid the. progress, of the district. In which they live, ��� . - As with tiny other organisation, thqre are. those who simply pay a membership and occasionally attend the odd betterment of the community as ,a whole. In saluting 'Chambers of Commerce we point to the fact-'that it is only the human element that-can improve-our- way of life, Much-remains to be accomplished and certamly there are many hands capable of moulding * our future. Unfortunately, while most Canadians know this, very many refuse to lift a�� finger to help, ll is always too easy to say "why bother? there are lots of eager beavers who are prepared - to worry about these things".. It is because" of -these ^ager^iieiiws^that-W ities are developed, road paving priorities established with Highways,, Departments,' tourism promoted, business encouraged etc. ������������". ��� ' While it mjght be suggested Chambers.of Commerce work'only oh behalf of merchants and business as a whole, it is .an -unfair assessment for in most cases the members who do-most of the work have precious little to gain. The average working member would, in fact,, be further ahead by joining the ranks of the "let someone else do it" brigade; .1 i.�� 1 ��i ^ . 6 .'��� '.1 ? ' . \ *3^=i '���/: ]Z\ "j: \A^- \s, r A **.j> '^'Ar-rA "'���"J*" .A-'' V *" 'V M ��'.?��"*-: ' i �����. *-'��� - . * v - ' I r�� * ' JN- I V. ," ' ,���"! ', A-.1 f "��" < " A$ '>"!%���> f \ f r \ \ *\ \j. * V ���- >.,.A. - _ Lvtteii, to the editor tptut bj iignctl by the writer, ^though ((gen-name wax be wed for publication. Fuddle Duddlo" ' Mr. Trudeau,, ran iar leadership of the xai. 'S -J^ ' * .-��� ' : P��''ty awl Wfe'-'Sflfr, Trudeau Vas not j��Htor, irra ijixies, _, _, ... denied these ��� gtvaiige .actiYities, the news ���. Bi\' Mr- ��� John u Oiefenbaker rooeotly wedia CGnUnUes to bury themtJ)pe can levealed that a whole,new set of auesy qnjy fonder why- >���" ~ Uonshavt? been addett to tlie^itWVC^sus ��� ;Have We been brain washed out of QuestwnnMye, -He oiithned how this ne\r m reaspn;and aj-ntty? QoveFnment "Snoopot-iacy" will require ��� .^r -; ... O. RBJQAN one in every three eitized" to spejl out "* ' . . .���������.--. their income, type of: furniture, numbe> Red Hoffins of aboi lions; type of /jobs artf'.M1 abouV - JtJ'T 1, ^in ^ .--"'' everything-e>��cepMiow many^thnes they���J^flilot, uie j.ime'?,.. ... < had to talced laxative, " , ' ' n ^ir; f 1lPPe1^i*t!r?s�� �� ^Pf^ ^e r-i ,��' n. ,"i T t ... 1 il- .'��� Peiunsiwa-WittfTaTApril 7th) and hasten , Uke M vpiefenbaHer, is remg y object ��� tQ opngrfttujale you lon y0uv ?traightfor meeting, There are. also.tripse who com- / Speaking out against critics of the i V*- prise the working membership. These are the people who provide the backbone and establish the course-upon which individual Chambers embark. Oyer .the years, as new leaders assume office, activities of small town Chambers fluctuate Lucky Happy'with, the result of-the "raffle which raised $757 towards travel ex Minute Message free enterprise system and opponents, / penses for the PendeV Ha^our bas- of the Chamber of Commerce, outgoing�� ���President of the Brandon Chamber of Commerce recently told a large audience "To have our system survive there must be a profit. Profit is the commodity ketball-team to travel to the British isles', Mt. Morgan Thompson of Morgan's Men's Wear presents his gift of the-equivalent of a made-to- measure suit to Mrs. Gharlotte Fulton of Pender Harbour, Mrs. Fulton won second prize in the draw. V \ - i" 51. "��� ^ ��,' 1 I .' 'JA ��� from the ridiculous to the sublime. Some -that pays the\vages,.that builds the build achieve prominence through the effect ings, that pays the taxes, that finances tiveness arid fruitful activities of execu- political parties, that supports charitable tf've and members, others become apa- institutions. It is the basis, pf the sys- . thetic and ineffeetuai, thus slipping into tern that provides us with the second O/^/a/" C /"AfTlfllf' obscurity. The picture changes almost highest standard of living on earth. t UCl O . \*\JI I.LtSI -year��� byiyear^hut^what^imist-bes^on*^^^ ~ sidered is the'fact that whether for good . only cc?llective voice of this "sinful" or bad, at least those who. were sufficiently interested tried. Many hours of dedicated service are donated, often at high personal cost, by members who strive to the.best of their ability to promote and bring about change to the section of our society," he quipped. With the interests of. the community. at heart, we therefore suggest all interested citizens lend their support and cooperation, not only during Chamber of Commerce Week but whenever possible. ifFWMrlf T#~ Pt^BpeFify 3V 4- i :H ALL comes to he who waits and even ��� though" a couple of years behind schedule, reconstruction of Highway 101 is to start this year. Further, considerable sums are to be sp'ent on development of two valuable parksites and improvements made to the Wilson Creek park, Combination of the Gibsons cut-off, highway recpn-itriiution and, parks projects will call for expenditure of two dr three million dollars and wjll proviso considerable employment in; the area. are those in Sechelt who get their lines crossed but "we don't do that sort of thing in Gibsons!" Bully for him, but with a senile attitude of that nature, then it. is little wonder communities are held- back. - With the advent of modern transportation, peop/p, on t\\p WiioJe, are tfu- vcllingnlore and, in the process, broadpu their putloofcion lil'o,...Result, is that a new progressive attitude now .predominates. We would hazard a guess that with- Th--re remains little doubt thejie projeclti in a very short time tjie Suns will herald a whole now economic future" will be riding' the crest of an shine Coast an economic for the entire ijrea from a point of view of tourism arid, certainly, not before time, Already the amount; of motor vehicle traffic is accelerating at a rapid pace, Last season ->aw a great influx of ^jumpers to the ���'reiijlius indicating the dire need for"-camp-silc uxpansipn and development. Motel accommocluiion was not boom. S Hospital expansion runs behind IT IS mtf Slightly over s-ilx yeiu'H slnco Iho .pi'ot-erit boa'pltttl wuh' O|-)onnd{"und. ���i nmwlnit UluTtrv ' '��� ��� ���' while' ,t w��H most grutilying ut t a growing industry, to kHnw thtttilw^'DimunUy h��d'( >s K>. It is true that ii number ol visitors and tourists spend very .little; money in the communities but on the whole, the ���iciiial amount brought into the urea " is tremendous and certainly adds considerably to the local economy,'particularly in light of the limited'industry In' lhe district, , t ������'���; Some weeks, ago when lion, inahur Dawson uiinoiincccl the protioscd pink developments we ifxpa'sscd '(foiililf, im io the sincerity ol the Mniemeiits for I'tir too long we liavc lirilened lo proiniHes f)f Ihis sort which,were never fullilied, However, Iho inslncerily was not on the pm'i of Mrs. Dawson bul rather upon department heads who niiulc the coiitinittiiiciiln, ( ���; ��� Well, h-"ttcr late 'thiui never '��� mul, iiidiciilioiis are Unit ihjh lime tlie..pm- inlsc-i will he kept, In'lnct, work hits;ni- rendy couimenccd on the Imprnvi'ineiii-j lo lhe ciini'psllc a|.,Wil,M>n Creek \d)i\y is imderslood life Ttasl Purpose Hiiy ilev^lOpntenl Is next in line, Opening iip" of'ihis 10(1 jtcrc |)|M'k��iU: will prove um excellent ntlniciidii for campers ami rut. limn obtained tho" hoi'vIcoh of, a v��iy lovely up-to-duttr hospital, it W��h also very npparont, trail concerned that the bed capacity wuh llkoly to provii inost Inadequate to ���nu'rvu" lui'Ko ' area from 'Port Molloo to KurPn , Cove./ ., ',," ���'��� .. '.Tho Hoard of TiuhIuoh irppoliittrd ,ln IIKIfl hnmodlately l��?Hiin to plA'n for adjflod" fiicllltlcH, and Hucp��odl,n�� bb"n'rd'M" huvo t'ontlnuod to plan and request (.'lovorn- irritnt'approval lo-oxUmd \h*) pr������nl hon- niiirl. On lint ailfh AuKUHt; 11)71) llm ovldruico ol Ihul plannlnft wiih noon, In Iho flint tnic",li to rirrlvo'itl Uto honp|,tiil with tho r-rolimln-i-'lt-t- , lo IfBfttln tho ^lohKciiwallOd nxpunHion with tho addition of a n��i:oi��d floor,, ' ' , (ilneo Ihaldato tho public have lahnn n liocni IiiIoi'ohI In wiitchhiH, llm profU'OMH ,ol llio wKpannlon plOHVam, iniri ll hirri boon , mofit oni.'oili'iiidtlK.lo Iho Hoard of TYuhI- oriit lo nolo tholuxin Intorotit, ih" pooplo , nf i|)<U"<mlnnu|ii l)ii-/o'tnltonj hnd-noi: only llmlr liitcro;)!, Inil, lli'iili1 -donlro-lo-iictlvoly paiilcrlpaio, Thin Ihih hoop iiliown In llio inoiil HdboroiiH donalloiiH ��lvon liypri- ���amiIo liniivldiialH, coniiniinlly ������i-oupit and oi'Hitnlziillonii.wlio torlnto luwo provldod i ���Your contributions are invited Nature Knows - by F.D.N. - ..������+'- 'The wind it whistles deep Us sorfew, - . \ Promising yet of a still tomorrow,- .A loon,.its echo a mobid cry,':. Above an eagle flying high ... is beauty. 1'stand and watch and feel the'wind, Wondering of the tales it tells, Of all the years its moves and' watched, Deciding whether man- has caused ... its sorrow. But, it is patient in its way, For it will blow bn other days, To let take clear a steering course. For. man is'doomed of own''" recourse,., it knows. ��� . ��� - Reminiscing ��� by Leta Hanney I Khali rememlw you always H does nol matter wfiere yon oru Nor where I am ... Sweet memories fill every, v ,space and -thought,' , As we Itove walked together ,.;3__ down the paths of |imo, '" _C We wulk_J.ogelhei- still '7^ __.;���-���'- - -Tn- plimoa sublime, , " - , l "1 -���> ��� Soiimtinte,'- my footsteps fidtei', .1-^* For; a iilllo , wl"IUv And then in Iphe.ly inoinunls I see your liOni That* alway.s moant so ifiuch ii'nho. In every flower ,.. _ hi every ^ lovely tree, .. 1 ���' ., ,���..-' ,"> , ������������; III all crOHllon YOu" erimo again Ip mo, I HhiilPrumoinber you always, The Rhyming Philosopher Hurry W, Hotelier UN-LONKbl'NlfliSS ; Aie yon not lonely when lie ��o��h riwiiyV I. feel lib preneiicu nlwityN, iilalil uiul ilay�� They (i��K heijj lira hliis hinlliiiHly icpllof* AtJ everylhiiiH iiuhiiuI iiiu IcMifiuri, - . The iiiDwhiH ililiiic>, lhe wiuin hiirroiiiallnu irech, ,, . The ���.horrlcred puih lie built to Biilrtt- my feel, Tlie hliiiit'letl iriof, ||l"i"'woi'Mil|! nlioeni nil llieix,!'* Ami lunitlietln mon: To make my life'complete,. \ - ''flllrv'lovu liml tleep eoiieeni. hlilnen in lliu miii, ,All'!, ol'i 'll" l|l'��w wljleli pvniieirU'.'t fiiy mm,||, Wliile even ruin p'rovlilen coinpiuiiioii'' Wllji IiIm iwfel elniniilnu iiUmkIn Mild . Mill'-eoijlrol,, , �� TRUE LOVE ���rby The Rev. Dennis Morgan IN THE. movie "Love Story" there is a line that goes, "Love "is .never having to say, 'I'm sorry'." This does not mean that 'people who Jove never say ^ "I'm sorry". I am sure they say it more 'frequently than others do. But they don't have to say "I'm sorry". If they had to .say it some kind of guilt would he involved. And guilt has no part in true love. To quote I. John 4:11: "Fully de-^�� veloped love expels eyeyy-^particlK of "^fe^rv^foTTfear' always ^W the torture of feeling guilty". In other words true-love is unconditional. Jesus got guilt out of the way wherever he tjould. To the prostitutt? who washed His- fee't in oher tears lie said, "Your sins which are many are- forgiven -'for ybu love "much". To the adulteress He said, "Neither do I condemn you, go- and sin no more". Jesus' love never put "people down,, it picked them up. Many people felt a lift just reading the-church sign "Smile,. God loves you". Why? Because God's love does not induce guilt it abolishes it; and upholds our sense of. self-worth. "I heard of a father who was pleased to hear his son express anger -towards him. Why? Because, in effect the son was saying, "Look, 1 trust ypu enough to show 1 yoir all 'ot,.iM,,.,_XQ...'qt'ber words the spiv fe(t freB-3lo he .fillJiHlfljf because ho knew Ids father's Jove- was unconditional. What a wonderful sense of security that type of love offers. That son will not likely rebel against aii'Urorily later' h) life I'ecarib'e moat of trrcluys youth 'irre not rebelling against authority but against the fcjejirigs ol guilt which authority wants 'them to feel, They aro the victims of, limited love, the malaise of ���l|ie middle class. They .-.rebel because thoy feuf unloved ami unhappy. The truth ���jsi nvakii children happy, 'then they will r ho good. ,. /:it* Tho-Clood News is l|ud G��..|d loves lis��� ..whet her'-, wo" do/right "oT wrong. When Rt, .Paid realized this he was converi.e'd "-TTrCmirlklilinTlJTfG 11[flTThuii ho fnTTgnnryX^ "unloved' and rejected. Ami lhat. Is what' ho dlahod out lo others, As Hoin'eono said, "Wo '-uiiiiol love If we, fdof rojocted oven il'lhe 1 ejection is dono lu Ibo name of righleOUHness", ,. , ' ( llobort Louis HtoveiiKOir wrobj! "Never allow V��ur mind to th/tull nn,ynpr own misconduct, Ihul Ik i-jiIu," The cunficleiK''- hiirl hiorhld "iiuiisiliililloK; II iitiiHl bo 0111-" ployed but not, indulged, Ono of Iho leading vliiuoH ,1m hi lol. oneself iilono'!,.,Moi,i- lal hmlllutions ni'o I'pll ;oi' pfiopkr ' wlio have lost their hoiiho of ���nolf-worlh and iio|l'-lov��i.' ' '"' '" Trri" love, ChiiHllitn' lovo, picl'H puopln' up. II does not InulII guilt oi' JikIkoiiiciiI, iiithor II' bililgH jriy, ponm, and couloiil- inoiil, ., . ,-'-'- ,���_ Mr.'Rie.fenbakei", 10 years ago, eliminated this business of dividing us up as hypho- nated'. Oanidians; to whit, French- Canada, English Canadian, German Canadian,. Chines^. Canadian, etc. Mr. DiefenbaUer in his sci-called-"twilight!' years comes through like a beacon of truth in tlie grim .forest of fuddlQ duddles which have beset ���r us- these���p*^-~twtr-yeai*S7--(gTid���Willmgr we will have a federal election this fall arid perhaps have an opportunity to stand tip and be counted as on nation under Gon^ not groups of sheep being stamp-' edecl hither and yop. Like Mr. Diefeir- baker, I intend to list myself as-a Canadian period. To my bedroom and bathroom habits, I intend to answer "fuddle duddle."*_ -���: , _ __ __' JQHN B.-SMITHSON Brainwashed - . Editor, The Times, Sir: 1 wonder- if yoiir readers have observed the very strange, malady concerning any questions which might come up in the Press-or on Open Line radio shows concerning the background and associates of Prime Minister Trudeaii? While Mr. Gaglardi's every move is watched, clocked, reported and speculated upon, any mention of Mr. Trudeau's book on Red" China or writings from .when he was an'NDP supporter are hysterically dismissed as scurrilous hate mongering. This has continued ever since Lieutenant Galley arid the My Lai incident. After the millions of /words of, "selective agonizing" by pinks, reds and.blggding heart fellow travellers,, yours, is a voice of sanity, rea-' son and compassion; Since the My Lai incident there has been the Duo". Due incident where 1500 -cpmmuhists came into a village at dead of night murdering one hundred civilians (men, women and children), burning 800 homes and leaving 1,800 without a roof over their head, Tlva left leaning "liberal" '���'. press buried this item at the bottom" of the paper, while throw'ing fuel 011 to the "world wide j'hate America"- campaign j' which, cojncidentally or not, appears. pi'0'-l ���^mineivtly'in the official Communist press. ������OnS-oa-n- Bn-ly-jwondei"-otrirr-letid- what . sorti of a "case these, red ��� robins would make to induce surrender of Canada should an enemy ever try to take us over. Frankly, they would deserve it, although I for one do not intend to concede one ounce of rriy precious Canadian freedom. . "������ . ��� , t Thank you for a sane and significant editorial. . ��� MARTIN S. CAMPBELL .............���...,.���.���m-_������---tn'-TTinn'iinnoniiiumnnii This is a $3 SPOT S fLess when on contrqet) �� Your -advertising in this space will regch nearly 2,500 homes (over 9,CJ00 people) each week. It's the most economical way to reach more Sunshine Coast people "because' .Times ads go inlo more homes than any other newspaper produced in this area. The Times . Phone 885-9654 INTERESTED-? I n-Need le-Workr���las5i3T^ For Children Aged 8-15 ���^ APPLY Fhe TdrnSorit % SECHELT ?\tme 885-9305 v' <tmwiMWW w||h the slfeek beautiful npvv l MY' In a cHolce of glorious colors. V. DON'T DESPAIR 0 OR---;' PULL YOUR HAIR* . . , USE AN AD^BRIEF WHEN YOU WANT TO buy; SELL, RENTrilADE; FIND WORK, / PHONE 485-4255 ��� Mr. Aodvorfl��on TI��o��o gdyoitUIno spaco* nro r^al bat" oaini for you. Safd on contract only. For dc- laili on how lo ���tr^tf li ypur"adyartUlna dollar, phono 005-9634, oik for ipaclol od rafo��, ,' in.ilein, pmlVnNy Ihii 4��ch) huyl. fiwflhy MiirT.lvl��ihr��fiiiKl��.Jo-^H-iil��li_lli��-���1.4^jrwiinii "." Ah -the -emlrer* Siinsliloc;-' Tomj 'I l|c ...i thii ^mv\i t\mv, Z; 11Wuh liopfed- Hio,wpnnHl,iili pi'njjriHn -Skonkiiincliifk projcci�� will he. unuihur ilniwiiiH emd lur llm'Pender lliirliiliir- I'.giiioiii ��� nroiis and, I lei) In wilh a ������niid ������ . Iilghwuy,-a vaM'-iiicrcaso hi lourbm 'Ih , iiNmirWl, Thin, ol' liounm, 'will lend'(u,a ra'ihcr 'more directive Jerry ��y-��iein will) , |he prime raull iluif In dim way and jiilother wc -"hall.nll tlerlve Hume heiiclli, /'.''. 'I'lmrc are Ihn-ie who pntitiolT Mnirlhin un jutil a iuiImiihio imhinlry, hrtUi In I'ur from- mi. Motor vehicle |iav�� lo linye j-im and oil. people huvo lo eal, ninny oiIhtn j-o Jhhiiij- nnd nllhoiinh fjonie hrlni; iimklo and "houis wilh llmm, 1I117 loo need gu�� nnd Inviiriiihly end up pmv cliuiiliiH vni'louH lie'iiiK of |*ear, A cerliiln ,..:,^ ��� male iiiifl IkmiiiIcn ol' llic, dlhlrkl mid . lakte up' peiniiMmnt * n'l.ldeiKi;., Oilier-'.��� , wprciid ilm good word mul cimoiitiii-c frlcnllfi.mid iietpiiilnliiimen lo.vlklt, Ova* nil, llm., poienlinl Ih llinllle-iN, >s_ ,_ ll now reipiiins joV iiic entire ertin- linuiiiy 10 forjml |>elly puroclilulihiii iljnl '.,. pull idj-eilmr ns 01m Ipicj-ml complex, One load jonr��nll��i|c genhuiN, fumed jor " , hi�� uhilily lo ciill,Miic)( ''while*', reeenliy |i,id llni i$uJJ 'ami blupidity lo Mule Ijiurc . , ." . A ��� , '���'���' ��� Y,Pi i'!;.i |(MIII|ll' liink IllliU clnilr llllll it'1'I 111" 'II HIM ieiiii���|>j"i.sf��"^iiiCiiiiiI'*hrHMiiiiai*j|fits' "vvn\A"7 *"*""j"' wimiIiI Im eiiinpli'iloil hy ilm ai'1,1,,01' April! IniwiiyiM,, I'tri' roimoiiri liMymMW'ltii' ��:��m|'rol, t'lm Inilldlirii pniijiiiin lii alroudy Iwn liliailliil liiilihid Mrihorliilo mid it. di)im nol iippnai' llltnly w�� will cinmiKiiiwi nptifit^ lion heil'nro Iho mid of .Inly 1(171, In llni inoaiiilnm, ��*vm-y otforl Ih'Ih-" Inn miiil�� Ip npn'nd |,|ii> ��;ompl'"l|ori ihilii, .and wiih Hm riHin'mlini of n lltllo,iiini��i pa- ll<i|ii''>, by all <^)i)<nirn��d, tho nnw I'aelllllwi will nonn ho in opiii'idlon, llh hiuiillvyoik 10 t'vl'l'-iav Iilft I'lininii , Ami Hil'lli.iny iiiuintiiJ-in wiih lull irvnill, , >��� , . ������'���<" ' I,"-T , ,IU:lriinlii|i lioin lil-t -.iijiMiiii, luni! 01 i,|iini, 'lln; iii'liililiiri I'lC'I'i -��lll|l piMMllin In nni^i! Known Oui lo\i'i limn In liom-"! So I rn|orl < How mnrl cv��;r, uv��r Ins a 10110'/ tv lloiulllno In 'rhriMi lUvtirn.'Mli'h., Conir, in��i|<:lal; "Itujinrt Hinull Mahiim (Jiiiuind hy Hin-rl'lnii," ' OUT OF TOWN MORTGAGES OURSPECIAUY Ula, 2ndor St, 3rcIo PHONE COLLECT y .JS5I or- .-S79^701 , A ,,,335 C, 0 rood way ,' , VANCOUVER 'ZZMR.'tOPOA '..-:'' im, H,w��0lifrl^i��i|l l,i��^,lll.Mlln^^i,T^< '"1'iW.W *M,t,i,itml *'"* ��� Mr, AdvortUori Tliono adyflrtjii-- g spacot aro real Sold on fonfrocf only, For fit-tail* on howJo utrntcli your odvortl��ing <i o 110 r / p li o n o 005'9634# oik for 1 , ���pocial ad rotai. NYGREN SALES (1971), LTD, Your DAPCO PAINT DEALER In GIBSONS Pn If.o Wharf- 00A.93O3 Qriq|||yi |loni,a oriij Mflllho Pnlnl.' ���ywwiwwuHwwwwiwmymwwwiwwMwwwM PLUMBING LTD* PENINSULA Doolor for" Supor- Karri Ton�� and Sh��rwln Wllllom"! 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' To kaop vVoik nnd Inv'pbtmQrvi i" a mlhiniiim/follow iIiulcj" ���)U0f|flallnn*�� from.,'I ha Cqnntlion I'ciiril Mnniilocliir��r!��, ��� f\wo- cloilon. : ��� ��� , ' '-';' ��� t '���:��� , ��� ','���"',,'��� |3oqln wllli llio colllna./Yoii'll Iind nil 'lhos>a hoi and cold vvj^Wr pl|)(i-> llll blond In wilh lh�� co||hJi'rj ohem ihoy'vn hoan poinlod llm..fiomo color, TI16.fi.oM lirnojoi jKiinliriu l-*> wlnuillio, hdrii jhp liyMom 1^, Vi t if I i on ond I ho ..,pipo-��\ ci'ro dry, Poll il Ihu plpc-vd-Vi, oikI lha'n finish lh�� I'^l <d Hip c,��ilinui Coppor plpm' fihould Im wl|)-nl clinuT and roiiolif-'nuij Hrjhlly wilh WidpniK-r, Thoy do no| rciijiilr^ p prim*"'.' h'"�� "i" tdoul plpotj t,||oiild mi diiniiod wilh ��l��*d wool lo' r��movi* oil rii-.l( nnd Ihon noynrnd wilh o first r|iin|||y mofnl prlrnor. |i|l|iur n homl-olositi nnnmol nr loxlnrwl |KilrHnr*> -nillnhln lor lopfoolina. Tho nlkyd-lypn lonluro palnl hi piohohly o lllllo, -on5iorrn7np|)ly7"5pi'fiyr'~nprijrrr)iii-ji'i irhMf^ffirT^j^iiv^i'lir'T' /rollmo'i (im nnd i.liol'co, nnd Iwoi.onla of pnlnl will Iml'p uvolil fiilipM inohinrn.pifildRm-*,' , Willi ono of ihb upocloli/iid pnlnl.-* n"W ��*>n lh�� mn-kr-,1, .ypu'cbn decoralo,MrJuu^'qljml..f4alnU~To-ntMra<i-poli-rU-(}ivo' JJJ.W'il'} plovlarlook Jo lha tturluca ami covur mnUil thlpclu, wold marks nnti nnll holoa. Sol Iho. nlmoiphoro wilh your cholcoof color**���n hlnck collino wlll.nlmo**! comphdoly hlrjo ��� pip��;$ and, nfya n, warm, Intimolo f��o|ino, Whlto will llvon iip Iho ar'oa, ' ' ' "Time* AaPrlafi" oro MIGHTY MIDGETS ,i����n>n��w����v��wimi����wi����rw;��li>'wiw��iw����w' TWIN CflEEEl LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY Your Goiioinl Palhls . vt __4 Don I or_^_ ',^ MolKlllinl f% HlflO/Q i'ohiN ��� ��� SWnihlno Coait ��� Hlgrnrnyrn-sar ' GIRSONS I'liono 006-2000 **MmminmMMmmmmmm*mmtn0M**m0m0**0di, m��4^,M*u*tmui0ii..,m��*i^w*>itm0 >WWW>Ml*MWlW } Mma*mHa*t&*mmummtmt*,mm> t n 'ftwiiffliiitiiiiniiiiiuli inn^mimn ... 1 ��� ���.. \. . 'IHI H(ll.(Hll��HM��H >/ If �� f * . ���} �� ! '" {��� "J - '1 .'I i Kmmmm0i000iKmMiiiimAmmm^mm0m^!^tM^ fcy B^ySwM ��ii*ii|Wi HUAn^ii*! 0b**0**g0*, iKpiJMh*^* 01 t*********,^**!*******: 9k +-*+*���* f*l ���*�������� ��#*M��HA>*<'ti ****.****��.rt��* ���Piw.*' -*������ **��� +**'*���''' ** 0*, ir-K" 0.* *-- ,* I 4 4 <��� 1 i I" * , It "����� i J i ' ����**��l-j._w '.THE ANNUAL QENPRAL MATING' AND ELECTION OF QfflGfiftS Special ADpED Attraction Meet with YOUR newly elected Pfesjt|6r"l of \\]& (3.C, U\>e\a\ Asspejqfjon MR. MEL CQUVEUIBR pf Viptpriq "���in Hying 3D-coioL-r fpr fine'night pnly, SELMA 1PARK HALL - 7:3Q P.M. -.MONDAY,. APRIL 26, 1971 RESERVE YOUR ,5JAT ��ARLY Sunshine Coctsf Liberal Association S��jSSSSSft5��&$��iSg*W>����^^ / I. '/'" aJ y a. . * -*i -<��� ���J '0^ A I.' ll bb-iuj- .-^K W ll Happy Occasion special event for two long time em- gathered to "honor i pldyees of the Howe, Sound Division Of Canadian Forest Products, Port Mellon, was a testimonTal dinner last SitTttrday at the Cedars Inn, tnbsons. Corworkersi =and associates of Clarence Gralfam and Ware Marleau Wednesday, April 21, 1971 thfeir retirement after twenty years seryice. Prom left rea?; Jim Munro, Lot-lie; Smith, Ken ��� Crosby, Jphn Neils-m*; Front left: TQ&i-ro!fitii��i' Large tJi-ftlts'tllcl, Narc Marleau, Cjarence Or^liarn and Os.oa' Johnson. . v Mayor critical The' Peninsula Times Page B-5 st oyaro policy BY CANDLELIGHT 5:00 p.m. -8:00- p.m. AT THE NEW * ��� : lit II K K~ "I- " k V 0W4 **' WI *M _.JL_ Situqred-^Ml��77-RHl>y- Lake Resort on? Mighgway 101 5 i^iles- soutii of the Earl's Cove Ferry OPEN DAILY 1Q:30 A.M.--10:30 P.M, M44 165 paid-up 0 Branch 69' Senior Qi$mm membership rises steadily REGULATt meeiing of the .Senior Citizens Association Branch (10 was held April .15th, in the Sechelt .Union Hall with fiO members present. Afler opening lhe meeting with "O Canada" Presjdent Mrs. Madge Hansen called for 2 minutes silence in memory of Mrs. Olive McGregor. A donation from lhe Branch will he made to the Cancer Research tfiind in remembrange of hey. . She will be sadly missed. ��� -��������������� ��������������������������� .The minutes of the Jest meeting were read. Reports from the different commit- lees.-w"4icate nianil, diversified activities. The paid-up membership io date is |fi5. A welcome was given to new members. Mr- and Mrs. Derby and Mr. and Mrs. Grauman. Greeters for the'day were Mrs. M 'Crawford and Mrs. Mabel Livesey. The monthly raffle was won by ^Mrs. Olive Clc'ar. The Spring lea and bake sale w>R be helrkjSuturdfry, May lst( in the Sechalt Legion Hall, from 2 tq 4 p.m. Hon, Isabel Dawson has kindty consented to preside el the opening. Do come und bring your friends. . The tickets have all been sold inr the bus trip on April Kith lo 1 he Rradner Bulb Show, fpll'nwed by n.visitjo .Westminster. Abbey, near Mission. Reduced prices fnr( hearing uid butteries ir)'e now available to lih'y elderly persrins. Anyone needing t'liein niuy.order tlirougli' Mr. Dave Unyward, 111151)755. The week of Jiine (1-12 has been proclaimed .I'-Jrlei'ly Gillzens and Pioireurs Week, Ip order to -honor ..our pioneers, a nnil-de'iTiimiii'illnii'tl service will he heir,!, Jiipe I!llh, *'.,'��(�� pm in lhe Hocliell liegion ^J.'iJLj'Uiin-iuuiiL_U>^h{-^S��!ifHjlLJlfi CilizeiiH As-jridialilon, S(\yui'ii| njeinbei's nl' the local clergy will participate, Refresh,: ments will be served,followed by a soci|) houi". All citi-'.ens are cordially invited to. MAYOR Wally Peterson expressed dis-, sqtisiaction with BC, Hyd.ro-when a letter from local manager Erich Henwh slated Council could not establish its pwp meter system at the whaif in order tp, in effeet sell pciwei" io'..-Wift: operators. Council had Qri^liially h.ear^ that it is possible-16 purchase used, inete-'s frpm |he R.C. Hydro Qisposal grlpartmerit.,'"nd pp making efiqiuries. was informed that s^ucb meters were available. A lpQal e|ec- approached as those proposed" by Goypcil do exjst elsewhere but these, apparently, v?er$ established diir-ing the tiuie pi; B.C. Electric ' Mayo'- Peterson said he feels that B:C. Hydro should* havb adV'SPd Council accordingly in the first place "now we have gphe to this expense and cfeaiiy somedpe on B.G. fiydrp has slipped utp; Therefore, I would slrggest we send them a blli," he said. Adriiinstrator Dave Johnston said he y-:j.������^ attend. Ptn-tlief"''riofrce!F'%Tll'^)e"in":,:yoM-" local newspaper. The S.CA. Convention will be held in Prince George June 8 and 0. Relegates from his branch are Mi's. Madge Han? sen and Mrs. Hazel Evans. Following 'refreshments, many beautf? fill scenic slides, some^ "local views, ptheris of far-away places, were presented by Mr. Guy Clear with commentary by Mrs. Olive Clear. , ���' ��� . ��� trjpa.1 contruetor was then and asked to submit a price for.the instal , , ,. , ��� .. ... ,. u . ImimTrTlTe-Hydro^Disposal-w U Council would con- . and ,i{ fe&^s UiP.e are a fewT^ppTpis *t. t��ld by phope that firm purchase of a quantity of meters by letter! The electrical contractor was then asked to proceed with necessary preparations for the work. ��� I��ast week Mr'. Hensch informed Gpunc|l that it is -not Hydro poljcy to allow resale of powei>. under such/circum-. ��� fiances. It is understood similar arrangerhenls' Ten teams idseDcm .-League suconts seaso: involved. One is that with individual meters, Council could not actually collect for pseage until power hap been us&d, which would mean having^Hie problem of arrears. Another thing is-Che possibility of vandalism. R. was finally .agreeii to continue With the existing system of one meter- with coiipcil paying direct .ta,Hydro for power used. A charge by jGourlciJ will be levied^ against apy users gt the rate, of 50c per" day. This will be on �� tfial basis, and revlpweii.at tjie end pf summer. In th<? meantime Aid. Gerry Dixon will .purs.up the .question of Council's expenditures- wilh Mr. Hensch. ��tWi*.lW"��*"4.l>(Oi* HiHWAYS (SCIMICINPRIWEWT) ACT, 19 SUISfSHINE Cpasl Minor Baseball Association game's gel underway on Sunday April 25th whb four leapis participating in the Bronco League and six teams in the Minor League. Games'will be played every Wednesday ot (UK) p.m- i'l lWh-y..lfi'l$U��s. Op Sundays, Broiicns play at I p.m, and Minors ut 3 p,,m, except ut peffder Har- hou|" where games will Ui.l'o pluee, at I li.nr. When y|-oi|uired, Iho Sechelt. Indian Rnnrl has Kiiidly allowed use of their He'd. BRONCO SCHEDULE April ^Vii.aibHpHM firemen u! Wilson Creek, Sunbelt .al, GlbHonn M'-T'-'huplK.��� This is a $3 SPOT! (Loss vylmn on contror.t) Ypur qtlvorllslno in this spneo will 'rorrch nopily 2(S0O homos (over 9,000 pooplo) nocl) vycoK. ||'s iho mosl ccnnomlrol woy to reuch m'Trl Simtihlno Gooil pooplu huccuisu Times mis (jo Inln-mbro honios then, miy oihnr, nnwnpnpnr prOilurml In Ihlft oiriu.' The Times n - f Iiqiio 0Q5-9654 TjFirsrarwTiBuii nirvT^nTrseciwiiTTjiiF miirs iTiernhiiirlh- at' Gibsons, ftreniep,��� May 'J.: Uihsohr- imirchuiiln -it Wilson, Crneli, Seuholf at Gihsoris fii'iunen.���May r��i Wilson Crock n| Gibsons Ji'iremeii, GIIihoiih Merehiinln ul SeuhellrrMay I): Ser.'hull al WJIhoii ^n.'irk, GlhHOilH f.h'��!'nop ,nl '(iiliMiniH iiiiM'iibimlH.-rMay l'i', Wilson Crook nl Gibsons'inniTh-inlN, Gibsons firemen nl Henliell. " ��� MINOR SCHEDULE ^ April liri; Wilson 'Creo'k ul Gibsons Kliimiunii Mohci'lH Creek |i| SeiillOll, G|b- miiiH Imiiiiii nuin at Ponilei' Hi��rboiir,i April, ���',!); HoIhu'Is Cirmil* .ut Wllsr-n'Cre��k; S'idhul! at I'endei' ilnrboiii', Gibsons booln linn) ill GIIihoiih ,Kiiuimiiu.--Muy 'M Wi|- son Crepk fit Sec|ielt, Gibsons,"Xipsmon at Pender Harbour', Rnberfs Creek at Gibsons boom men.���May 5: Sechelt at Gibsons Kinsipen, boom men at Wils��n Sreek, Pender Harbour at Roberts Crcek.-rrMay 0: Wilson Creek fit Pendpr HiirhpMr,;-Gihsons Kinsmen at'Robert's Creek, -3ec|iejt at Gibsons.���May 12: Gibsons Kinsmen M Wilson Creek, Sephelt, at l^rbeHs Crcu)., Pender Hurbour a.| boom men^-Mey. If); Wilson Creek, al Roberts Creek, Pendur Jiarbnur nl Sechelt, Kinsmen ill hoom men, -May 10: Sechelt at Wilson Creek, Pender llarboiii' a|. Kinsmen, liopm inen at Hobai'is Creelf,~Mey W> Kinifhien at- Sechelt, Wilson Ci-w'pk af boom inep, Roberts Creek at Pender Harbnur.-rMay lii); -n,'-jTi?l0nW!wi^Tn-wi'i,Rnir 'Creek fit Kinsmen, boom IPPD ut fi?ep)|elt, EXPANSION - Cppy of a letter to residents of Henry "Rpad apd "diupent press regard}��ifj ejf- papsiph of poiindaries by Village Opun- eil, sent by Regional Board Administrator Charles Gooding, was read. The lengthy letter conveyed Mr. Good- ings' views -pi? the pros and cpns of. ox- piiiision bpt' drew jitile commpnt. from Council. Mpyor Peterson said lhat according to the jytpnu-jpal ApI apy expansion of village bpiindurles |s"'no business of the Hegipnu! J3pn:rd, Furthoi', there would, be po quest ion of cutting down size of the I'egjpiuil District for the Vill'Xio Is purl of Ihe Regional District. -=P!"-lf<bSl#^^ (Scenic Improvement).Act, 1968, that highway, or parts thereof, numbered* 101, together with those highways known locally as: ��� '< . ' 1. 6ibspns7--Port MeJIon Road���:from the-'point of intersection with Highway Numbe'red 101 thence in a general northerly direction t;6 th?5 pbint of intersection with the Southerly boMndcrry of Lot 1364, |\|ew Westminster District? 2. North Road--^f:ro,rr! the point of intersection with Highway. L��� NwmbeVe^ idf; thlnGe'in a genera) westerly and southerly djfectjoh to the point of intersection with the northerly -m ' -> boundary of the Village of Gibsons. lying within the boundaries pf the Sunshine'Coast Regiongl District but not within ithe boundaries of "gny incorporated, mMnicipaiity, or�� the request of the Boprd by resolution, qrp designclted for the BMrpose Qf that Actf ��� ',���������.- �� ' ' ' \ " r r -f \Z * *��� i. ' DATED at-Victoria, B.C. ' f' this 22nd day of March, 197). ZJJan L^ampbeW MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL ApEAlRS *** 2S SB -^_ wwii����iim��cKi^ajHW��MitKgii^^ n��nnniwu��<yM^WHWvwifHMMmAnn<winm The first observatory, lihrnry nnd school ol New Wosliiiinster were set up by -en|HttciTOrd~&l��-ino/i,i-Moo'iy7^ltii,ytil-l!lir* ginoer, . *' - -<, .\ ���fmtMwsqitti^^ vfsm NOTICE OF MEETIMG .),��� ;r THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY MONDAY,APBIH26,T97! atVp.m. in^we , SECHP-T LEGION HALL NOTEn fntltN ��o,partlclnfl���� '��, wnd v��*a ** ,,'�� mootlnfl arfli |, Momhern roaUlorod In 1970, who h��VO p��M MomMriWp dnoi ($2,00) forA1971, batata Hio commoncomont of th��l %, Now Momhori. yth<* li<ivo boon reflUtorod qnd have paid Moml.or.hlp duel ($2.00) for 1971, NOT l-ATER THAN��� ���". 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THP MRETING, SUPPORT ST, MARY'S HOSPITAL NEEDS AND INTEREST ��� NEW MEMBERS WILL BE W^ COME ST, MARY'S HOSPITAt, \ G. E, Hopkins, " ��� Publicity C1ialr-w��n k:"V:^iu.^ ) ^.tUM^L-^Lf^,, mn$ xt *jra&h tion now itylnrMdo mflMfl ft hla wm'Wto voir,,., from fl mini 2 lip motor nil (ho woy up lo��brond-now 126 hp v-4 moior ^ nti|root doBcondont of tho world'fl roolno onamp. And i||��ro oro oloyon Qtb��t powor,choice-- In hotvyoon, In 1ho mld'llo, .<l|-or#'i*) n iot��||y-niW |oop-ohnrood( 'fiO hp c-i'lbonrd **-, the most eophleilcntod iwli��"i;ylln<|or motor oyrpr, hullt^ rioliar- men eon r,|-o08e-(rom five emullor motors under 1Qhp,6oo Ev|ntuila'fl powejf for W p6ffofmanco mwmnr IIVINRUPB QAU5Q & 8ERV1CB ^000*00^0*000*0 "i ii'iyi -f larino ', Sorvlcos ltd. i Marino Drlvo P Pbooo 006-7411 Madeira Porftvfy-oiie 001*2266 amily, jTamion ATiing k '7/ tr0%r*t*0i+++^0*,+r+0*rr*+0*0*0%0t0***0*+)+*0+0U+***^^ p��i*00mi**��mm*m0ii.m0��mi^mi&imMmm>m��^ CI ^Joii LADIES' FASHION SUpPMEP ��*. SSCHIkT op SIOrBEflTH CHEKH"MALI,, APRIL 29, %., y Adult�� fSSiOO , DOOR -PRIZES �������� RBP Studahla ^U2U Wl��VMWW��!l>������WM����MW��M������W��WM^^ ^^^^^^-?;*"^^^*j.V2-^#^^-^^"��*y!^t,^^^ I; ��� Centennial event ... ialfmoon .onotare * .��* PATIO Gardens dining sioom was at .its . loveliest last Sunday when the Pion- err*" ot the Halfmoon Bay aiea were honored at a luncheon hosted by the -Halfi rnoon Bay Centennial CorjplroiUee. The roam was gay with flowers with the ��� tables .decoiated with daffodils and other spring flowers delightfully ai ranged vby Mrs. Janet Allen and Mrs GieUi Jorgensen. -The Piorieeih proudly woie I hen/ corsages of pink cm nations or white carnation bouton'meres The Cenlehmal theme was'earned out in the place mat* and uiHhe place caids bearing"Hie centennial emblem, which Weie designed and made by the members pf the Welcome Beach Sketch Club with the help of Mrs. Ed. Cook. .After a beautifully served turkey din- -"������nar, chairman Ed. Surtees introduced Mr.- ��� Alex .Eljis,' chairman of the Halfmoon Bay Centennial Committee. Mr. Ellis said he was proud and happy to be asked to speak., His committee considered it was ^fitting that the first people to be honored ii>'this Centennial year Were the pioneers , and Old timers of the .district. Many of the p'eople present, he said, had probably seen .more progress during their lives ihan had been seen.in all the rest of the ' history of man' and "he felt this was an achievement they could he proud of be* cause they were" part of' thai achievement. >QfC pioneers .eo MEVIN'S ; KADIO & TELEVISION ��� dealer for: ZENITH FLEETWOOD * ADMIRAL * * * * ��� i BURRITT BROS. RUGS AND CARPETS FURNITURE Ph. 886-2280 Gibsons, B.C. He thought in this Centennial year, we might do well to tiy to.recantuie some Ot the pioneers because in the early days ���there was concern \or ones neighbour, -If the next 100 years should see the same (ate_ pf -piogiess as in the past 100 years, peihap-i tie world would see the end of war, sickness, poverty and pollution, with mankind living in harmony, one with the othei He concluded by calling tor a toast to the Pioneers Replying-'to the tosfst on behalf ot the Pioneers", Canon Alan Gieene said he felt it was the parents of the Pioneers who were the real pioneers "They were thp ones who had left the warmth and safety ol then homes to ventuie out into the' unknown, suffering hardships and overcoming almost insurmountable difficulties. In. a "lighter vein, he expressed qualms about accepting the medal because of certain undesirable blemishes-on -his family history.'-"H-tr admitted having been tried and- found guilty by Magistrate "Walker of Quthjasto Cove; Quadra Island, forty years i^go when tlje Greene's CockerfSpaniel had chased a neighbour's' sheep. He admitted to an even more gruesome record when., he disclosed a' previously well-kept secret, namely that , his great-great-grandfather, Monsieur Sanson beheared Queen Marie Antoinette in. Par's at the time of the French Revolution. He hoped the Government of British Columbia would overlook this' skeleton in the family cupboard seeing that it happened so long ago and there- were, after all, some triflyng "honors on the family record to offset these sordid episodes. Only six of the Pioneers to be honored were able to be present. Absent through sickness were- Mr: and Mrs. Ern White, Major C.R. Greggs and Mr.JTharlie Reese. The three Pioneers who were" boTn in British Columbia and who received the special Dogwood Medal- were Mrs. Leta Hanney, Mr- JR. Mereer and Major Ctft. Greggs. * . C.R, Greggs; r**}orn in Victoria, B.C. September lfi, 1895. Served in two world -���wai"s^in"EiTgiaijxl--fndm7'Burma-ancl~Ma-"* laya. Has a degree in automotive engineering from UBC: Mrs. Leta Harnneys Born August 18, 1892 in Hastings Mill House, Vancouver. Enrolled in Lord Stratchona School at 1805. f I the age of 0. She married lhe |a,te Albert Upton Henney nnd h^s tWQ sons, 'Col- ' Jin arid Bryqn, �� Johrt Robert Merceri Boi/n in J*^ew Westmipsteu on August 81, 1884. Worked as a grocert opedlar, fruit salesman '-and. m teal estate'. Mrp. Stella I^ayClaydon, Born March * 24, 1880 m Stephen Township, Hurqn" ��� Coui-.ty>' Ontario to a farming* family4. In ', Winnipeg she' marrieS the lafe, Frank's' Edward Claydon, Has lived permanently r , in Redroqffs since 1943 She has two sons, Raymond and George. James Martin Cooper? Born at Palmer slon, Ontario on December 8, Seived in two world wars in'the Artillery arfd the R.A.F, Has been a merchant "and ' salesman in dry goods and operated a manufacturing plant in Vancouver. ' Alan Dallas Greene; Bom m Onllia! Ontario on Febuiaiy 18, 1889 Chaplain in1' the .fust world \var serving in France, Bqlgium and with the Army of Occupation on the Rhine His 48 yeais service*-,, j with the Columbia Coast Mission included 23,yeais as superintendent, t ... ' James Milford McAllister; Born in St, - ' John, New Brunswick on February 2nd, 1877. Fisherman around New Brunswick? and from 1923 on in Rivers' Inlet. ������'���.' '\ . Charlie Reese; Exact age and name*-' unknown. As a small child was a refugee ' from a bush fire' at Kapuskasing In Northern Ontario in Which both his par-?; .��� ents perished. Worked on farms. Ernest Sterns White* Born November 22, 1896 at Soifris, Prince Edward island: Served overseas during the first world War with the 1st Canadian Heavy Battery, and with the Army of,Occupa= tion. Has worked in" grocery stores and served 12 years with the Wfest Vancouver Police. .... Mrs. Patii Jean White? Born at Souns, Prince Edward Island on December 27, 1895. Married Ernest Sterns White and they moved to British Columbia in 1930. Sechelt Bowling ' ���by Eve Moscrip Page' 8-6 The Peni-isi*la Time* Wednesday, April 21, W\ �������������� mi ���,*m hiim ������>������������ H.WM���������< ������.MPf II !��� ������ ��� ��� ���"��� SECHELT 1HEA1R ��� PRESENTS. ��� "Thfe Girl Wfho Couldn't Scay No STARRING: ��� George Segal and Virtu Lisi , euus ^ . The VikJBig a v ii a STARRING Don Murrqy^Carrta aijd Donald Houston In 0 p,m. Out 11 p,m. Friday, Saturday, Monday,^ April 23, 24 and 26 iwi��ww><inriwniMwirjmn<HuaMi��M>��v>i����tVMVMUMWt>, COMING SHOWS IN ORDER "Land Raiders" " >, "The Adventurers'' "The Executioner" ^i FOR QUICK RESULTS 'use tinTes ADBRIEFS ROGER Hocknell playing for the Ball and Chain score tM.iiigh last. w.eek���avi th 966. He was followed up by Andy Leslie for the Sechelt. Corfrmercials with 810. ( Other- scores include: 'Ball and Chain: John Bodnarek 622, Pliyllis HahdTbid(603, Roger; Hocknell 360, 336 (966), Carl Kohrrch 276, Eve Worth- ington 625, Al Lyn 658, Hudy Crucil 631, Bubbles Crelghlon 651, Waller Knhueh 000, Betty Morris 661. Mixed 10 pins: Art Christian 213, 363, Raffle Prl?e While Pender Hat-hour girls are winging their way to Britain, Mrs. Phyllis McLeojTwUi be enjoying the Sanyo color television set which she won by holding prize winning ticket in the fund raising raffle. Mrs. MeLeod received the portable set from Mr. Bill Curj-ie pf C arid S Sales Sechelt who Jpljpvlcled the_set at cost. The.Pender,, Harbour" basketball team and chape-- ' ions will foe leaving for Britain June" 21st, '.,.. X.iUVIeCQnrL457,Jielen.Sinefaii��� 303. - �����= Tuesday ladies: Ev Chappel 660. Ladies matinee: Betty Powers 639. Sechelt Commercials: Orv Moscrip 329, Carol McGivern 298 (737), Trueman Reynolds 302 (804), Andy Leslie 356 (819), EwePnlf Neyens-288, Mary Hendeison 254. nMWM*imwi#i-^^ SECHELT HOD & GUM CLUB ,22 ���Outdoors - J*YeaHier-pefe^ mittlng. .22 Skill�� and I Lucky Targets. Shotguns if enough shooters available. , .,AY-2nd . 1:00 p.m. WILSON CREEK CLUBHOUSE Riiiirve Tlio Rlglit To Limit Quanlltloi 0@S'��8��:,;.Wo��l Mp%0 unnnn/^nnnnnnnnnunnnnnnnnmnL \ %0>-*43&ir��t' �����.�� "-'-WSfdS��J"
Frequency: Weekly Titled "The Sechelt Peninsula Times" from 1963-12-04 to 1967-03-01. Titled "The Peninsula Times" from 1967-03-08 to 1979-12-26. Published by Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd. from 1963-12-04 to 1968-12-24 and from 1970-11-04 to 1971-03-10; by The Peninsula Times Ltd. from 1969-01-08 to 1970-10-28; by Powell River News Town Crier Sechelt Times Ltd. from 1971-03-17 to 1975-11-05; and by Westpres Publications Ltd. from 1975-11-12 to 1979-12-26. Dates of Publication: 1963 to 1980.
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