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, - arr ^^-a-. aiA- : 1' �� ��� * Mayor aMccrl Planners lioid up zoning plans, awaited 12' months Wast C^dUi". Graphic, lo^Ma ���i*ios*i ��� m\ %*$% fcifrlSve, t * *" Vancouver io? p. c-t r.~ \$ -!-* ���. '" * '/ Service ' *R��0|str^"tiqtY No, T142 PMLAY by the planner to supply Pi^-i '"sons Council with its lpng awaited pv- erall area plan tor zoning was cntic^aed at last meeting of Cquncil following d-s- cusson. on a request to bung a modular type Ijome into the village - -Application was to put a factory con-- W no* W into lhat cateH����y struplecj home on a jot on the Etyvib pub- "flEJID ROAD djvisipp, presently an ai���ea of good quality homes, and PQnsjdei ed by Council to pi, imp rpicjentwl aiea even wl,eu plans arp completed. It \ya*> suggested the applicant be notified \hi\i the homes aie pot apeptable at th^s time but that an aiea is to be set ���aij-t'e. "The Pavis subdivision, however, . - , * - . - i ' , - bflrvinfl the Sunshine Cqqs^ (HOWS Sow*****} tQ iervis |p|eir), including P��r| Mp|lfinf Hopkins Ending, Grontharns Landing, GjbsoRS, ".pbprts Crook, Wjlsof- Creek, Selrng Pork, Secfrelt, Hq!fm**Pn JfeV' sta(* Cove, Pegcjor Honour; Mpfte'ra Pq**k< Kleindalc/ Impe's Landing; Eorl Cove, Egmont JI URGEST CIHCUUTIQN OE ANY >A>Ejl OH THE SOUTHERN SMNSHINE COAST. Volume 8, No. 4) - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8t 1971 be a prime residential aiea .AdmiO'HJ'atQr Dave Johnston ^plain* od that the .appliqant had' seen a derpon- itratipp home- of .the mpdylai' type apil. 'i was sufficiently impressed that it WfM> planned to purchase one. Well constructed, they, are manufactured in two sections and are normally joined together on per-, manent foundation. Mayor Wally Peterson sai^ an area -ii North Road has been set aijde for this type of home but right now 'itAs--.:'a ques7 tion of getting -the planning completed. He said ''the planner has been working on our -Zoning Bylaw for a year.and we are still waiting, tjierefore, 'i- dont feel' we can grant 'a permit for U\is type of home in a prime residential area" Aid. (jerry Qixon commented that he did not thjnk they should "*be permitted in a Aid. Chailes Mandelkau lepcrled that the new watei supply to Reid ftoad is pi.gfiiessij-g satisfactoi ily- but at this time the wqrks"*&iew is awaiting a few" parts and lie-fntT of materia! Piessme jn the re- erypu* has heeii iftw-hiii���will probably" improve With the weather change. " CYcy*? lane; Mayor Peterson expressed the view that witli the upcoming ahd long promised highway reconstruction he would like to get support pf the Regiiqnai Board in his quest for a lane for cyclists. He drew attention to the number of recent fatalities involving- cyclists on the Sunshine Coast. PuJ'ing a recent interview, Hon. Isabel Dawn, MLA, told The Times that it is now .general policy of the Highways IJepartment to establish such Janes when reconstructing or prdvi4ipg- new highr ways. Membership spirals ... ,atepafers o pursue or iinormaiion l':S��^'-^u>jL SUNSHINE Coast District Ratepayers Association which received its charter on May 21 of this year, has increased its ..membership to 237 tax-payers. 'Aclrfrfg Under a pro-tem executive until elections are called in, January of 1972, the association held its fourth public meeting on Thursday "of -last week, attended by approximately thirty people, many of whom were representing organizaitions. Commenting on' some of the accusations which have been levelled'' at the newly formed association, Chairman Bill' Brysop said that executive members are nol publicity seekers, they represent the public which only wants logical simple "answers lb a hunih^r of questions. Many pf the questions had been presented to the Sunshine Coast Regional Board in tlie form of a brief, to which the Regional Board's Finance Committee has now replied. x Mr. Bryson said Uiat a lot pM1re~ans7" t wers are not satisfactory, and questions will be re-submitted to the Jjpard? IPAPEB WAH Associatipn niember, Mi Scott expressed the opinion that hptb the Regional pgfgp?%g^��^^j^ mm DISAPPOINTMENT Councils ��'(���' SecheJt and. Gibsons have eu��h expiesspd some disuppointment with the pr-Jliminary census figures fnr population. These were IDUli for Gibsons and filJO fur Secliell. Final figures will prob- > ably lie .sljghtly higher. No figures are yet in for'the Regional-District. ,' THREE CHARGEp / Tliieu local men have been charged with armed robbery pf a biink al Alia Lake neiii* Sqiiamish, Charged aru Wayne Bernard u,v\tr 'M, Lpcian Raymond Mou- (!|l)i lil'iih of Roberts Creek upd Teddy Kugtino MuConnall'of'Solnfu Park. $2,000 'wiiw-iakon in the urmed hold-up; STORE STRUCK goading grocoricK inlo llieir nil' paik- nd on a Hlopc HcinHH Irom llie Ponder Jlurliniir islol'ii last week Mrs, Q. ��� Uulnl inlil hor (liuiiditiil* Mi's. |iledr|lng were III!'*-!)' liy Hiii'pi'jse When Mis. Sledding's threu ycuii* old , dimi'liler releuscd the brn|-n, Aulo rnilod mciohs Hie highway and Hii*iiii!lu:(l���.|nli)-l|i�� jilale'glass window nf iho nioiii, No ln'iii'lim hul cur door was rlppwl off, Board and; the Ratepayers Association were wasting a lot of time; sparring. He advised that the ratepayers forget about remarks made by Chairman of Regional Board's Finance Committee, Mr. Frank West, and keep poking at the Regional Board with subjects and questions until satisfactory answers are obtained. He felt.thatAu ; enojugh, noise- is made the . ratepayers will get action, and the less comments made publicly, the better. "Y.ou can't win a batle of paper," he said. Chairman Bill Bryson agreed, saying 'tliat t|ie Ratepayers Association does not want a war With the Regional Board but he-fel^thal the Beard) does not want to answer questions.. ��� Mr. Albert Lynn of the Selma Park Community Association felt that the Ratepayers executive should invite the Finance Committee of the Regional Board to a meeting. He ^placed his suggestion in the form of a motion which received un- animous approval of the ratepayers. DUBUCATJQN Comment was made on a letter writ- Ion by Pender Harbour and District Rale- payers Association to tbe ��� Sunshine pjia-*t1|pLegioijal/Boa--4. -Jhc letter > Vj-hich ' y/as '^tgnetjj by Mix Jim' Tyrtcv, seci-etai-j-^ of tl$ Pender l^""l"our Abspcjatipn, dis-, associated itself from the S. C. Regional District Ratepayers Association. It also ' iuggpsted that a Ratepayers council be established for the wholeAegiojtj^wUh re- jiresenl&.tifJn , limited lo Ratepayers Associations oi' tlie area. ' Mr. Derby of lhe West Gibsons Heights Ratepayers said thai "from' the content of ��� the letter, he understood that this "would duplicate whal the newly chartered association stood for, With ��wo such organ!-, , ptionss, opposed to.each other,-iMvould brealt up everything. ,- A 'Mr. Bryson said il was a pily*t|ie ���Ponder Harbour Associatiion did not start ���nidi irnrorBanizalion befpre, but waited until tjiis ope was formed. , Commenling on the facj. that tho sec- rotaiy pf Die Pender Harboiir Assodation who wrote lhe leller, is also chairman, of lliu Hegional Board, Mrs, Margaret, Roll observed, this would unswer the rjueatlon, CO^PUBION Qliosliopa posud by rulepliycrs indlciilu l|iui*o: Is much"cnnl'uHj'Olv over Iho Zoning ���By-law, in piii'lli;ii||ir lo wliorn it coo- ' eoroH prnpurly adjucout to hlgliways, Doparlinunl of Ulghwuys 'Iiiih -dated that II will,nol recognise the zonbw by- luw, Ip stich iii'eus apd has advised Unit iliiy flispule will-have'lo be liollleil-li, lliu Jf.W cotirls, Mr. Art James hollovch thai, planning Is unwarninlfsd al "lliis lime and aoo pago A-6 Another Fatality During Jo^st month? fatalities on the Sunshine Coast Highway 101 have shown a drastic increase. Shortly t>e- foie'a 10 pm last Sunday police were called to investigate the latest. This vehicle left the highway north of Halfmoon Bay, struck a rock-pile and was virtually demolisl^ed. Three oc-:.r ciiipants wererdriver,APhilip Pprcher of New Westminster, passengers Cecil Roy Porter .of Burnaby, and hip fourteen-year-old son Randall Porter aged 14. The boy, WaT badly injured and died a short time later. Mr. Por- 4er and the driver sustained minor injuries and were r^le*a��gd later from St. Mary's hospital, Cunninghams Ambulance Service was promptly on the scene. Cause ot rats Resident of West Sechelt protestsoldctvitowrecks RESIDENT of West Sechell last week 'registered a protest with the ftegiopal Bonn! regarding the fad he has a new bouse but has been pestered with rats, prebiiinably from a nearby house which has ;i number'of old aulos lying around., jt was stressed that while the complainant lias no quarrel with the occupants, he Ifcels Ihey should be acquainted with the Hegional Bylaw regaTding old cars. Further, should they be instructed lo remove llie wrecks it would prove advan tageous to both parties. Board members discussed the possibility of the Government auto crusher service coming to the area and ways and means by which such auto wrecks be removed to one collection area. 11 was finally moved the matter be turned over to the planning committee for action.. Council puzzled Sechelt garbage pickup gp$$ to:pil>pop&;,qplleatil WiJ , , .. ,/7"Ja a, i-;'!-V ,-'v.-t>, . -i' u\i*v !.t>-.j'"ji-"s--i,i..'<*>: GQUtoeihyv^&iaihGip wbif-'h';pPBptJy eritT icized jhe jopal garbage'-.piplc-rup.! service was clearly surprised at last regular meeting aSepteniber 1, witli ����� letter from M'', Bill Parsoiis, the'.contractor, ad vising.thai i\s of September 1 the .garbage ���contract had beep turned over to Kelly's Cjarbage Co,llection Service of Gibsons, Asked if there was anything in the, contract permitting t-ub-leitlng, cleric Tod Jtayner. replied tliut as far as he could tell there was nnlhinm in it covering such a contingency. ., ��� Alderman '.foe J"enner' suggested iho municipal lawyer lie contacted in order to asserlain whether Mr. Parsoiia could legally'tiuh-l'ot'without approval of Council. Mayor Swjiiii Hgrecd-aand si'ld be was unaware llial Mr. parsons JVtwi-murlo such an arrangement "at least ho could 'huvo discussed it wilh council;firs|," ho added, - Aid:, Ted Osborne (ju��ge��led Ihnl per- , haps Ihiii'new arrangement would prove more, satisfiiclory in lhat previous co|ii- ' plaint wafi lack of a proper cuvVireij collection vehicle, Mr.'Kelly has mich, a pickup lni|-|-, therefore llic Villagei, mi��rt gel boiler service. Aid, -ilarnld NcIhiid iigroiwl nml Miid Im HiiowH |l)ii| Kidly'ti Horvici! ih very ro- liiiblc, Ho did, In Wovnr siii'i'iisl llinl on i!iini|)li*ti(in uf \\\*) e��i��lini( coiiirnct llio w'liolo' Ihing again noes ,1b lender. ��� ' A|d, llenner arijued lhat f'nitni'il should <*|'-'t'|- yvllh Hie lawyer lu urdur out Ils ixiiiilloi) ruftiu'diutt tuib- ���;��,. .yip however, said that from 'Mi'*-Parson's letter jt was not clear wliet|ier he had ac-- lual|y sub-let or merely asked J��pi|y to act on liis behalf. >:. .��� ��� It was itg-rectl clarification bo .sought fj:!��m_Mr-rl\irsons and a' ruling obtained from, lhe lawyer. Matter of Village Hall extension was ��� again bruiudit up for discussion wjll' Aid. Benner- asking for information on latest progress. Mr, Huyiier sniddluii; bbtli..he and the- Mayor had spoken lo' Mie building inspector wlio, il .seems/agreed sonic time ago lo check plans iif the proposOn1 con- sh iiciion wilh ,a , view fn offerings slig- geHtionn I'm; boiler ulilizalion of group space and piissinle means of economizing. Mayor Hw,-ijn exjiliiincd lhat originfil plans' weru for a ground .floor aslructure Inking in cnurl-ronm for the Sechelt Magistrates (".furl, wilh offices' for oilier giivernniepi lUipnri men is--probation oi- ficer elc. I,alcr il wns fell liml if lhe court-room, which could double us council chamber., was built ul ground lovep wi|h olJiccs above, more jipiice would be available 'fur parl-iiig area, This was why ll wi,-(ii ilciilrlcil In ,*.ei)k snggi-slloiis from Hie buililiiig iii.'ipiicUii1. "Wu', liuvu' liccn wuiling u long Iinu.* for something on Hiis pro.|ci:l bul ll nucius lo be slow," lie, added, Alii, iielliiei said lliiil lie is fed up will) lilscnii/iiiig lliu malter mooting niter incut- lug iind gelling iiolliiiig but vugiio in- !i|)iins(.', lie siigjtuslcd a coiiimiilce bu WATER Another complaint regarding*, waiter shortage in the Gower Point- area revealed the f^cl that' water ceased to flow at 5 p.m. in the afternoon. Administrator Charles Gooding stated that since sprinkling regulations went Tnto' effect August 5 there has been little or no complaint. Director F. West agrcpd and ad^fid "there has ben a, marvel im- '*:, .ipr.owe|-ricrit��-Binte^'lKc'--te^ in (he SecJiejt area paused a probicni for avvliilc but there had been po jntcrruptipn for ���liie'-'pa-H ten days." ZONING , "Under Iho recently imposci) zoning regulations whicli have caused many problems in short time, a uumber of long established commercial properties have been pushed into, hlanket zones referred to as Iturul Ji. This, iii effeel is residential upd while an existing commercial -enterprise is permitted lo continue in business Hidfo 'caii lie no expansion. Furlher, shouhJ lhe Inisiuess close for a period of uinonlh, lhe owner could fWfejt his riglit to; reopen, ��� There have been a numbei* of cases since the Zoning ''Bylaw came into, beipg and as a result, once such business1 upej*-- ulors discover their predicament" requesls have poured inlo the Board office for i*o- zouiiig, * ..'.' ' laiiio.si refpicst caino from Mr. V, Sbl: ink of Highway 101 near Unborls Creek; Ills garage*has beep in operulioi* for ninny years yi;l Ihu pliinuiuK comiiiitlee Inuliidcd his |iiislues,*i'in Hli zoning, Ip Iiiu lullur^ lo llm Hoard J-n suid l|u 'linn c|in- i!ovu|;i,*il his poslllon' niid woiild i'ci"|i|iiii| his liiopuily bu I'imhiM, Ida ruijucsl wii.*^ luincil, over in ,ihc- p|(inning coininil for acl ion, ��� i. Administrator quotes -sgwer costs io users GipSOINfS sewer instalJation is going ahead-, satisfactorily and tpdate esti- - mated costs have-flot been exceeded, in fact; it was teamed last week that Council |s well within its budget. Asked last weeJc by the Time's, for ah indication of what the service wilt cost the householder, administrator Ej a V P Johpston .said it had originally beep antiqipalefLlhai���anpua4���tsesta���weuJd���-be approximately $90-*$Q5 per 'home. Unfortunately- two years ���o'r~delaying tactics by protestors had adejed almost $20Q,Q00 to the original cost of the project. C^nse;- = quenllly, dependent upon iehiaihipg contract cos'ts, annual charge will probably be between $100 and $HQ. This will .be. split up into approximately $70 land Ipx, the remainder an annual-users fee . d in quarterly installments. Mqpk.-up fee will be $150 but will be spne'-shol expense. It is assumed that as ��� ,*e users join, the system, annual costs gradually diminish. Madeira Park Cliiiic Referendum possible PLANS lo date for a medical Clinic at , Madeira Park appear, to be pp further .ahead than they Were two years ago- At last meeting of the ���Sunshipe Coast Hospital District Chairman J. Tyner suggested that the present proposal was evidently not going to be accepted- He reepm- mended that another approach be made to the problem of providing an, Arnt^ular "toi'-y Service Clinic at Pender Harbouir. Tyner said il had been suggested that an attempt be made to provide a building on -a* specfied area basis under the Municipal ��� Act and, subsequently, the building be operated under BCH1S in conjunction with, -St.. Mary's.. JSospitaJ. This, in effect, would mean the people of tlie Pender Harbour area would have to foot the bill for construction, but a Referendum would be called first. Il was moved by Director F. West that Tyner's report be accepted and that a letter be writen to Minister of Municipal Affairs questioning the advise of his department, on the proposition/that a"*build- ing be copstructpd upder Ahe prpysions of the Municipal Act and subsefluenUy "operated under lhe provicions of the Regional Hospital Districts Act J-y BCHIS. Willi ill luul MLlJ^lGlPAJ-a Affairs Mlnistbr Dap Caiiip- bell accompanied hy Hon. Isabel Dawson MM-,,; will attend*"a 'meeting of the West Gibsons Heights Ratepayers AJisoc- ialion Wediicsday Seplember 20 atfj p,ni. in Hie Gibsons Legion H��l|. Meeting will be open to the public. ��� ,. Mrs. W. C. Skellel told'a i;oi:enl' meeting Ihe Sunshine Coast Regional Rale- , payers Ihal ,||le executive hati' been in- . viled lo iiliehd and will he .sealed'at |ho head table, fc'urlhcr Regional bjstrict-dir-" ccloi* for that afca, 'F. West wfi'pld also be present. ��� - , Al Inst meeting of, the Jte'g|ouai Board, lollcr was .read fi'oin tyrs. Skellel. ipvjl' ;ing nien'iber** of Uie fmard lo'tlip meeting. 'Cliiirnuin J. Tyner suggested* the letter be filed bill. "Diroclor West conimenled, "As llic meeiing in' sponsored by, ipy Area I havo III llo i;||olco but to attend," The Heginiial Board had also Jor some lime allumpted u meeiing wild lhe-M|n|n- ' lur und ii letter from |vlm lo ,Uie Bpani iiiigguiituil ihal ii,*i Iin woiild hi; meuiiug wili'iilie Hulupuyurs on the iii*.. )\t\ would lie prcpiirud to nieet, willi (ho Jioi'ird on Ihu Ulllli. ' ' lhe_ i-rtiiirm-l. , Mayor Swain, (um,ni lo look ijilo Ihu siliialipn "Thai h m K- Cil tr.. m ,i *..*i'r/ Ai 'p$ \rn' V��tIV"S fl way wo vy iii gul Miinullihig ipuvlpg," hu .said. ' | . ��� ' Mr, Jliiyiiur suld Ihnl Im i'uiiM tipunk .Ho. lhe li'ispc'ciur nguln if C6ui)i:ll'wi.-ihes, ' Muyur Svyuiu iniggusluil |iciliupn he nIiuiiM ���monk lo lliu coiilini'loi1 tt'ho luul jiiippllud1 Hm origliiul pluiiM. Aid. Biinniii' ngruuil uiul mlilud l|iul Hie I'linli'i'-'.'lii)1 liiub mild long ago llinl'(alinulil I'liiuiguii Iju rcquliOil . li'.'. womI'I he .|i|i;n���t!il lu i:iuiy Ilium oui. ll wuh ii/iiunl Ihu clink iipuiik in Hm liiHpi.'cior unil Mayor1 Hwuln wnuU con-. lad llm IuhIA.i. r " OSfhome Logging ...,...���' Sea wall construction only one bid received f --. /i"--^.^ 'Alii I A*.,. a\.;-;kJJUikj Mmm /���\,/.r.' l^ -\'M( rioconl (!iiU:J) of coho nnd n lew pink ���million mft��l�� llilw y��w,,�� tofm" } u-r * liaiiiili iKiilinoii Dorliy H>�� \}km V<-'l. Uy Uio iiinu ili�� (lorhy ujmM u����>o FIMiy Pu��lno��B worn ftlxly-(!lglil, f|i*l)| Mil I'imUiWy woI��Ih-*<I, ino/iHiirutl ini'l umt*il,.l.m*l up ior I'liHjLDucLloii iii)��l �� lot of wlmir- Ad-Brlcls point lhe way lo action! In Today's Classified;- fWm*^0*iys*0vfi00r^n0w**n0*m*0***0***00H*n*if*���i***0*r**wm ll'Onvi'JJI wui.bing niiichliiu, I'd .via. old, Good ���'oimIIHoii, -^ ,_.;,__���..��� ���,.������.���..;����������..,,���. " >Wla^*WwiinMa>��w��>i��wMWWw������wvw����^��>��ww^^ ' * Tlino�� Clohhilicilk .|cut.-|i iiyu- J,hill) liriiiic* j\*),m ifitnioui).. ��� llinoii C|ri��(.|ll<.*il*�� po INK^ Iho liui|*��*�� i . nol of) Iqmn, plica* <u In 'olvcil��, ('UIINCII, ol1 Hoiflii'ijl rucniilly n��lvur|,liiud lor Mils for nuAlniclliui of iiiii|ilu!r . hotiiion -'iii- iiiii MeWi��%v�� 11," k i n r f nrt" Ini'l I' *y oh i',*"' uliiiig Jjiii||i!vurd rllruul op Um' Heeluilt wulnilioiil, Al liisl rcgului* modllpg II . wnn rupoi'lud Hint onn bid only I inn been iTi.'fdVKil, Till" wnn fnnii Oii|iornu J<ng- i*'"ii' ��� ,; ��� Dm; In |iin inviilvninuiil, Alijuriiinii Tud Oiibui'iMJ ii'iliud from Cuiinull during (l|(.r|!,.*.luiiul) ||(n; bill. ,...,'. Muyni jlill fcjwatn nuggcniidl tlar iput* lor bu ImiM ov(!i' In iiukI piuuiing ihu.* to n!)M!i)i'o of Aid, Hup l.iing, Aid, Jlnnild Nul.son, linwnvur, poiulud mil llinl hdnI, niuniing daio full/* ilurlng i|-*> convun- llun nl' M.'(!. M,rtih',l'~'ilili-"�� lo ,1m Imlfl Id V|i'lnr|ii, TIiIk wliiild iiinui walling Uiilll '<Jrlnliri nnd ut* iniu'li ol l||u work involved ili'pi.'iiilii upon low Hili:-., plun lliu fui'l Hint Mr. nuliurpi! in priw.'nily bun ling ;oi'k, ��.oine iii.'iii'J lor eM|ii.'i(jei|i;y "irxlKlK;"' -"���-r -/-"" *"*"""*��� ' Jlld. I'riHii Unboj'jii!. J.iogfilnji wns lu Iho ���iliiniilil nl .1.1,lillil In i-'.si'iivnlii upd -roll- /aiiiu'i ii ruck (.cu vvnll Jpr a illiiluiiri) of i.iktt luuiii., jiiioi), j)iii'll(jii)iu'|y , from Kon nnd .Sliuij (IrtifUm whoso I'nlhbr cuujjhl Ihu hlHtjest (h\\, ��� ��� 'MHI led, l<i|,il yiNir Mr, nnhmm pul In "it I Imi, .CIdwhlllod�� era lc,w,coa, hleh.poIw��c>-. JI!]!L.IV��!lr wall al u..a��t��i:*<WWi> ���**������ v*w��r*��*-- uil .il Ihu Iinu) Ihul hn loiild never.e."--,. tiiiuj uur; wim iirthui fignr.*, u wuh ugnjcil, ihuri.'l'oiu, llinl,bin prlco Ihlii Iinu.* J-i i|ii|le ruiiMjiinblu, ,! 'Ah),' N*.'|nMn ' i.-xpliibied iiuit. Coiini.'iJ lififT liudgelied $2,0(111 for lliu project for ll)ifi yciir ,Wic| hml i.'Npecluil lo extend llni wull by Juiil |l)l) fuel, Uoweveiy It would bu inlvioiliigi'oofi to gel lpu 121)0 Phono B08-9^{54 llnca open- Sundoy; closslflofl I a < ��� < ' ' .. ^^a&waaavafc#.��1*��WS��WMh^ ^��.��. JaA^I * aaaa^aw. V|l��l III. II Mil 111 ���" �����'��� ' " '" " i^i.iB IlilHiOa lrt^.*.H.ta } r ir 0,40*****. <��� lul.!.*. Vt._ + ' ii uaiiijM^jiiijy|mm|i'f|u"iy ".-.���-^"VaSsa^V -~ r~ir-a-a--aaa^1,~'-- j ,J^a*a�� ^w5,a*��A^- *fw**-o-:.'*ift.'��J�� iwmwuw.wwn1! II.U.II i|ia��(HI|HPM^H��j��'H 000.01. m q-0�� i��9t>^��-*W1W^ luul i-iiiii.iiiicicil prpvidlug Mr, niiboruu .w!IHlfJ^Jt.M���JH:i.,PIH'inl^lo���7WaH.a.iu)t||.*:p��'����jl-��-*7 r.pnn/l i'ur Ihu unH'ii p.illlil, .. ('Jerk Ted llaynor wnrned Ihul it woulil bn, ii|iiil|i|i:n| 'I'pr A|d, (iiiborpu lu imiii.!. any comipimi no h|ti own buliulf iliuli'ig (,'oiiim.'H meeiing and while- ('i)uii- cll ini!i.*iii|g und while t''i nn lull miglii be propiiroil to iici'epi lip- bid under niu:h coililllloili., liu ruiild nut bu uH|iud ilin- Ing-rtlie^nienilhii whothur he would ngrei: io wiiiim/- uniji .s'prliif? for llm Iiiiliup.u II WIIN lllljllly |l|(|;,��!l!ll , 111 tlllllo 11)1! inallur, iiiiii.'I willi Mr, Oidiornu nl a, |uli.*r llniu ami, providing lie iigreun, u tafiucial iliuullng w||) hu culled lu prui.'uuil With ii motion of iii.'ccpiiiiii'i-, - PAWC PHOJKCT ,i lauiuir.froni l|iu HiiiihIiIih: Couiil l,luii,��, t'lub, in reply in u luilur limp (lonnell JwlMlIK ,\vlu;ilim'..tho.Chib,i(.-ii|i,!r.<f1|rtl- pi ������ iiiidcrinkliig ihnislopinuiii of Hie nndi.-a volupml porllou of IJn.'luiM JViiJc, fihit.-ij llinl lliu iiiullur Wi|il|i| III! il|M*i!f.;,iii).jil lliu I'lml. iillli'lul incullpg nf ihe (icui.im by club meiniiurijiip, -���" Vu '"���' rrr.iifni (pal ip i)iu end ol |ij,*ii Iijiiii nt uilirtt hti-.i y��!in*, A III. tiCDI'gc J-'lay ri.'coniincnih.'d liml Ihlii puiilou oi , lliu.'kiill l/nik lie roiiHidcicil for develop- ���!,i|M-'0|, ppniiihly aim ii l nil iif, courl, Hipco llial. Ilmu n ^mmber of loml realdonln have indiculi.-il inlinc-ii in a li,*nnl�� enurl, ;A court i doifii unIni ai up. Hoclpili fiht- ipeninry tfebno) hul In lop MnuJl for ruml* ui' lentils, ,��. ��� ��� * + $** "* *-*? 1> #>i* vfii ft .*fi> i\ 4 *Z*I, 'V I 1, 1 A !. i > i��. * ����� \' i �� 'ji a I *J ���4 ' I* ��f 0* * Vi.* lal :**. *rv. ���*5t. '*#-& &*.*$.�� V->iv', w..aai. ���*^ai^aa^.S?Naai...^y^^yaaa"i*w.a'li'^0L0L ���!��� J. ,t%*-��"-J1 ���-.Vi1 THEPEKIlNSULA^W��e* ' I ' Ijntay be wrong, but I shall not be so wrong as to fail to my Vfltflf I believe to b& rlshti* ���-John Atkins* Douctias G. WHEEi.'eBi Editor ^ I0mmwm0iwi0m0immm00*0.000wtf00i*ii0*'**i000w \ j.����^-.^.>. Part two 0 0 ��� and expenditure' budget, Regional Ratepayers Jlssii. studies replies to qiie*jibs 2. (aA-!By7*awAi!*. allows G"<?V.j mi* NINE page reply to thU questions submitted to -the Regional Ratepayers' Association was presented at. last meeting-6f the Regional Board by Director Frank West who, as Finance Chairman, had been asked to answer the queries AS STATF,P ip. last week's Times, we this week publish some pf the* replies g\,ven by director Frank West, bp behalf of the Ejiegional Board, to questions posed, some weeks ago, by the Sunshipe ��� Coast a -.- ,%-..t .- llegipnnl Ratepayers' Association.. The is, tn efleeUlsiiying is that the Rotml lengthy pvpamhle by West w?ia published had fuijy expected the proposed grave] in'Inst week's Times Af�� W�� '��v��ip".''.A lisiFrel? !that direction. InqidentaJly���"' the anticipated deben- operation to go ahead- it is therefore logical.to assume that the project had support of the Board, otherwise why was its water rate"."structure reviewed on the. l.-(a) "There-are no, Capital Cost Allowances taken on fixed assets of $4fi,0lHJ Why?.' ��� Capital cost"allowances are a deduc- .,., ,���.TT. ,,. _.._ ... _,_,,,_,.,_.,, _,_ tion from taxable income permitted to a-*- -counting'methods'and may only be signi- ���������-"������ " -- -��� ���-���-���- * -j01. of the concerned ratepayers. Certainly anticipation ot contribution by the gra- taxpayer by the Minister of National ficant in future years when certain the. amount of work put into the reply - vel company? Indeed, Mr. West cjearly "-"ievepy^under Sec. li (1) (a) of the mulas of the Municipal Act may be. warrant's-"A" for effort on the part states "The Board, duty bound and Income Tax Act and pertinent ie-gute- applicable in calculating limits, of �� ''���of whoever \vlts~Yespohsible. Nature of the replies to specific questions is another matter and one we will not comment On at this time. However, ' ohe rather .significant paragraph cannot be entirely overlooked for by inference it would sil",;*;'"^ 'thm tl**"**-- pr'np|g_nf the without hesitation, "accepted the wishes lions. < l area ��� by. rejecting a gravel operation now have to pay more for water costs. .We quote: '-We must also mention that when of the taxpayers, mainly of the Sechelt and Selma Park areas, and refused approval." ' ' By obvious implication the Regional Bo.iird favored 'the'-whole project. We can only wonder why it has been left to this time to say so. Further why did the for those assets has been provided, we finance chairman, normally exceptionally had to asli ourselves, why not the same vocal, not spell out the fact that the 'd^niaj^-was. needed'for the waterworks Tlie Regional Board and Water Authority are 'non-profit'! corporate public bodies, not subject to .the provisions of the Federal Income Tax Act, but regulated by provincial statutes. If we have to understand the question, as to why "no "replacement fiuuilL fctjge &.���>%,;������ > ThaNM^wte Times ..--,-, , *WftA-rt.-l��ax.v^--'V.'Wedne$d��yf.S^pt?m6iK$;^l^71 increase \x\ salaries;, from $4**t$Qj*k--'.t9^ $68,000; MHn the, range ttwt-\i'p^ppA,.-;.Wonu We t\a not. understand the ques- sistent with the general earnipga level J^xx -> of the area." - �� ,,AAv.A',.;' VJ. i (a)'"Justify -the need for your, pre* . The finance committee h*as;gftp*'<;hiV'Aieht- staff". . .''.-.,���'"'' formation, nor has the pro-tem. executive ;* T|ie present staff is needed to fulfill stated, what the-"general eavnin|| level adequately the.functions of. the PiHlriet of the area" is supposed to beAJ[| they ��� as. peeessavy according to/letters-patent ture issue of the District will bo such mean ti\e average income of all redden!! and other pertinent ratpijremenJs for an amount, which'-will net the district 4n the Sunshine -Coast', it uoulcl/ppt "\i\\ Alistrict-^n.dlmspilardistrict administra- $1.5. millions after discount. a proper basis for salaries paid ifey the lion. In our carefully co'ivsidered' opinion 1, (e) ''Why are connections of $;J7,(iR() tDistribt to its employees, a-3the:;^��yeii:. it is also ihe barest minimum, of staff shown op the balance, sheet as a capital age" would -nol only-include mep)pe of required to give proper service to the investment? The. lt)?l budget shows ��in- the salary and wage earners, but'tuso in-- public. Although if mighl not be a fully come of $4,500 tor connect ton fees. Why '.come of Iho people on t*etireme*pt im valid measuring sticU,' |luA district pre is not the .$3.7,(180 classed as genpsral ,re- . come, old age pension imd wei fare ree\- venue?" : - '^'pients: AAA The questiGri is one of elementary ac- Criteria for scMting regional offjoe^aV aries are comparative figures a^iTahle from other regional districts and,ttpiinici- became palities in the province and pay^cale^ bor- of industry, commerce and' other public rowing pd\vers. The questioned procedure ''bodies within the district. ? is one of the fundamental accounting;��� The main reason for the apparent u*t- techniques, the proper application Of crease in regional salaries can be found which has to be expressly certified by the in the fad that during ,11)70 most of the Auditors in their report. In lhe context salaries under the "Water Services" of "seeking out the truth" the. matter budget were capitalized, being part- of is completely immaterial and irrelevant. ^He^cosis i'nm.rred in the conSt7-uctHrir*of -Io���explain the accounting-��� method*" "Board welcomed such a commercial the rate structure "was reviewed last-year enterprise and unless we go along with the district -anticipated to have an in- the proposal our water costs will industrial user on the consumer roll, who crease substantially, would have helped not only in the fut- Last week an editorial in the Times assets. We must pT��int out that the creation of "replacement funds" is pvbhibited by governnient directives, because- such "replacement funds" would not only practically double the taxes ..or rate's raised for the payment of the assets., bul ure development of the. supply system' pointed to the fact that without doubt, would also negate the ' voter-eTeptors' -but-also, by paying water rates, material- ' ' ' " -.>- ,.���.,���. ���..,. . . . . _..-..��� ly coiitiiiuited to the financial strength of the water authority. 'The Board, duty bound and without hesitation,, accepted the wishes of the taxpayers mainly of the Sechelt and Selma Park areas and- refused approval for the industrial operations. "Let us face the facts of life: we cannot have it both ways. So further development of the supply system* which will be necessary in the not,too distant future, has to be paid,for by the domestic water consumers without the help of a large.industrial user. It is essential that all water users keep this in mind when they consider present or future water rates". The picture would appear to he abundantly clear? What Director, West be we are wrong? behind ,the scenes, another submission on behalf of the gravel company is be- . ing formulated for re-presentation. Significantly too is the fact that West, in his reply, warns "Let us face the facts of .life, we cannot havg-lt-both ways. So, further development of the * water system, which will be necessary in the not too distant future, has to be" paid for by the domestic water consumers without the help of ii large industrial user, It is essential -that -all water users keep this in mind when they consider present or future water rales.*' A somewhat scarcely veiled threat in.,our perhaps overly suspicious minds but assuredly worthy of consideration by the electorate, For_ our_jja��Ljr.v*e...do., not appreciate threats but, J hen again, miiy- ACCURACY of the recent population new business premises are . blossoming t -j ��� 1 , i census is ah unknown quantity for although it is logical to .assume that most of the census takers did their jobs conscientiously and to the best of their 'ability, it is also a sure bet that a few took their duties less seriously. This is human nature and applies anywhere and in any situation in which .the human element plays a part. Sufficient be it to say���preliminary figures for both, fSe^Mt.... ahd;G^sons have proved disappointing- (6 Councils. We' do not question the census for in. all probabilities it is reasonably accurate, even, though disappointing, and final figures might change somewhat. As a general guide* line we tend to take B.C. Hydro household hook-up figures iind base estimated population -on the national average, of 3."* persons per household. In a community such as Sechelt,, for example, we have a..substantial number nf eld/'rly people many of whom live alone. Assuming the preponderance of homes are occupied by senior citizens ihen, quite clearly, avur-< .age figures would nol be correct. Some years ago one of our d*-'niit- - gogucs: in --Viieioria reportedly lold a , depuliiiioit from this urea llial lhe jSun- ��� shine'-Coii.st was simply a place for old people, We do not argue will) the fuel Ihal il i,s' an ideal place for, elderly people IVir wilh ils unsurpassed scenic al- , Minnies and unequalled, temperate eli- .m(lie ihere is surely no belter place for, relireiucill, However, lo suggest, hy implication, Dial ii would remain solely ns an men for retirement was no more , Ihun a brush (-taieiueui bused on ig^ , noriuuv, During past years lhe whole Sunshine Con-si ��� lins siiuircl io hum with coiislniciinniil nciivliy boih commercial , mul ii'shloiHhil.-'i-liV .oyes of. Industry us well an inv'csliiieni are upon 'whui h|is . hce'ii-a" described us "lhe hedrnoiii of ' "iVancuiivci".. Prices ol* lioinus iind,���pro�� perly are [spiralling, new homes, me , mushrooming the length of the aien,- 0fl00''*S forth and, behind the scenes, some very- large sums of money have been paid fof small properties. A substantial shopping centre is on rights Ao vote on money by-laws. If "those "replacement funds" were accumulated, the District���in our specific case-^a-would . have in due course about $1.5 million dollars in Jumd, which could bemused by tire Board without reference to the taxpayers. J. (bl "Provincial advance assumed for fire equipment repayable with $1,947 annually, Why is'this' $-1,947 not recorded under ciyrenl liabilities, as if' is repayable wilhin the year?" ���**���"* "Firstlyt the sum of $1,947 is not. repayable within lhe year, fpr which the audit report is rendered, but- within the following year. �� Secondly, under municipal and other public accounting- no differentiation is made between current and non-current ..assets..-.or....liabilities.- ���- ��� ��.,-���������--. Such differentiation lias only significance for private enterprises in the evaluation of liquidity and other important ratios, looked for hy banks, shareholder-- or financial analysts to judge worth aiul soundness of a corporation. '1971 repayment .of the, provincial advance is included in the 1971 budge! and has no bearing whatsoever on the balance sheet for J970 pr ' the J970 results, A.n which the auditors report. l.-ie) **J,ust what are the "Capital somewhat more in detail: Connections, to the water system are considered installation .of a -lasting' or 'capital' nature. They are not considered as a 'repair' or' Tnanlenance"* expense. * Therefore the value or cost of the connections is included in the 'capital assets' of the water utility and shown on the balance sheet under 'Capital Funds: Transmission and Distribution System.' ' Conversely the fees collected -from elements added according to municipal 'the water users to cover the installation usage and practice throughout' the pro- costs could not be shown..as "general re- -vince. Our increases of 7-vfc**". were con- venue", but have to be shown amongst "�� siderably lower than titan the^iftcreases the funds employed fT) create the assets, gained in industry and commerce in lhe wor!vsA^A~cohsiderably smaller^paiv lion of these salaries in 1971 will be capitalized, as most of the construction work has been completed during the pre- vious"fiscal year. Comparison of a budget with a financial statement of a previous year cannot, always provide a full explanation, as both are drawn up for slightly different purposes. . " Salary increases over 1970 Ayere set a't approximately 7Va% with seniority in- l.e. amongst the "Capital funds liabilities^'.. As the fundsT-ai'secf-to pay for the connections were hot taken from funds ������-provided by bankloans or sales of debentures, they, had to be slvown as an extra item on the balance sheet. Proper- accounting procedures demand full r)is- closiire-of the origin ���or- source of employed funds,���, The same applies for connections- lo be installed during' 1971. The estimated total of HfcflO is included in. the 1971 capital-program and not iu llie 'revenue ���tlie same period on the Sunshine Coast and in other regional districts and municipalities of comparable siV.e" and functions in,.B.C. In actual fact the salaries paid by our district are lower than those paid in the public and private sector and have heen so over a. number of years. Whether this state of affairs can be maintained in fairness to our employees appears very questionable. 2. (b) "Detail apportionment nf funds provided by acquisition." No funds'are provided by "aoquisi- spptly employs 0.7 employees per ��� 1000 * population. The .total' cost of this sery'ce (not only salaries) amounts lo !f>i.53 .per . year per $1000 assessed property values. -Jn-both respects ' this represents one of tl\e lowest ratios in. the province and �� compares favorably with other municipalities and districts. It is doubtful who- . ther such favorable ratios can be main- ���tained for. ever in the face of the continually growing complexity of 'present day life and the.resulting growing complexity of municipal administration. It is very easy, but rather futile and unrealistic, to harp back, nostalgicly of how simple everything was 20 years or so ago, when there wei'-e only a few people and everybody could do more, or less as he pleased without affecting life and convenience of- his fellow man. Looking at oui" environment close by and . also slightly beyond our parochial borders, we are forced to meet' up with a society of steadily growing sophistication.. Even if we tried very hard, we can-- not put the clock back on the* Sunshine Coast or anywhere else. We also firmiyj.:;.., believe that even in the Sunshine Coast theie are now very few people amongst our citizens,-who would really prefer lo allow their neighbors unregulated and unrestricted, freedom, even at their own inconvenience and expense. Blake C. Aldefson D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Pott Office Building Socholt Phone 885-2393 Res. 886-2321 * Tuesday to Friday 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 1 ;00 p.m. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT the drawing board tor Madeira Park, ex- Assets" referred to on The GenerJ'T pansion ol existing resorts, establish- venue Balance Sheet?" merit of new facilities and construction We are somewhat puzzled by the re- ' of numerous new homes, leaves no dohbt feit!|>i'P lo a "General Revenue Balance as loahe future of Pender-Harbour. Sheet". Such kind of statement lias n,.i In "Qibsons the same situation exists a'nd V'nm't^ .,h^Dis"^^ auditors as n^to^s, imsin^,premises and ZuI^^Va ���rl^��. .manna expansions continue- to keep up if ,he ;refpWM? made m the "bal with demand. Sechelt too j-j.forging*ahead but, perhaps, at a less .spectacular pace. Major ���dep forward came lasl year wilh llic new .shopping mall which was quickly and* fully occupied. New businesses moved in and an unsual number oi new homes have been constructed and are under construction"Ait llie present liitic. Many and 'varied rumors now follow the sale, at high prices, of properties within ,,, , ('.,' "Oimk lhe village. Among then, is talk ofa ne��A JS" ..D!!^nh"? bank and a iiioicl-hotel i/implex, Oilier projects known lo be under consideration include a new business premises on .Cowrie, Sireel and n .smaller type block'of siiiles1 wilhin the* village, Al Wesi 'Porpoise Hay an excellent -subdivision is hearing completion wilb a number ii|' lols already sold and lhe' remainder going last, This properly is to have paved roads and underground wiring,, which should scl ii '��� ��� ��� ance sheet" (exhibit I' of the audii report, Ihe capital assets of- $48,008 are set out in detail and we cannot add any infirrma- tiou, but can only repeat llial the assets owned liy the taxpayers consist ot land and a fireball under const ruction ai Poller!.s Creek, movable fire equipment located in Ihe fireballs of JtoJ)erls Creek and Gibsons and. other equipment mainly in the offices of lhe District at Davis Hay, ' ' ' *"' oan pending Water issue of .-pl.Onfi.OOO. When are ,t|ie debenture.*-, issues io be sold, at ���w|nil rule of discount 'and in- teresl" Tlie sale of Ibrt debenluri.',*- js In .the. hnntl.*- of liif! Miiuicij/j|l 'Jj'inance Aiiliini'- ily "(MI'Ai; it .siiniln'iA ilislilillioii 'in Ihu1 Hi'IkkiI -I'-'iiiimci! Aulhorjly apd llio I Ins-' pilal I'-liiancti Aulhorify. These .liniuico aiillioi'llies wiiru cri'iilod by ac|s ni' the prov, IcgiHliiliii'c lo amiruH'/.u nml co- ordiniili) Iho itnlc of dcJieniuri'.H on the open marluTl ,lo prnvldirioiiH-leriu liniuii'-' ilig fur mcIioiiIIiouiiJh, hospital hoard',-re- p^cedenMor lurihcr M.cb ^IvlluM^1'''^" M'"1. ""l|,!i,",ll,l,'s |M ",0 within the ilia-strict:' , /pi,:, m,,,,a ��� - development w v �� , All in uli; dcspilc'a prcscmly .disap-' WiT^ "' ��"-" '������� ;oin..ng population census, TlH*v,m���|o,-* M^hi .1,1 d,'/, S|;V,,,, Vy who seek progressive growth mny resl "-'���''��� ���'������ "..".' !' wl11 "' 1,'ii'n iissured, considerahle iilicniion is 'being l'oei|ssed( upon ihe Sunshine C.'onsl mul wilhin iwoi.ir ibrec year's many will have l|ood cause lo rel'leci on Ihe days of peace and i|uiei I'or iheiv rcmnin's little diuibl, giavel pit or no griivel pil, n iivineii(lo{isN I'uiinv Is ineVllnhle. || will nol pleiuio everyone bul ci'niie ii will, a ' ,I?r #b* diamine |illicliii.sii the Dlslili'lA ilnliitnliii'ii.'. wllli ihn proccciltH al a rule iho Ml*'A lnc< uh- .liiiued In ilm innrkoi for llieir own do- html lints, a. To dnln llm MKA lins. nol .mrM any ilithtiiiluriis, DuIiiIIm of llm prn\ incliiliy Mpoimoi'itd proi'iuluroH vycri! widflv dls- iMissi'd In Mm daily ������ i>ii|n''rn, wlilcij1 also I'l'iHH'Ind ra-'o||.|'|y llm wlllidiiiu.il of lidideiu by (hit MI^A I'or lhn mile of |ft million' dnlliii'H, n,i IiiHui-hI and illi.i'uiin! ralim appoariul loo hl*{li to llic MI'A, Kor I'liliiio ilnvi'liipiimnlii in Hm iiiiii'ki iii|.<vol' uur ilnhi'iiiiuu lhn lliinncc rniiiiii.jlii r can infy ,'iii/i/!i!hl Hml Ihlni'imliid purllcn Inllow more WHAI inghl be ilchcrlbcl ���s ��� very enterprise as opposed lo socialism which ��Umty ,, . ^ ,i,��-��'"<����'*M����'il��'M.,||���w * ' keen w lid ol c iniige Is clcuily -.wecp- nii-aiw choice is exlrciuely limited, |'.|be.- ,ml mlnvlsl .,' , ,,, ' lUAt {'"'"A "��dlo| lOR Ha; nation and while lis aliens ���ie ' l,||s,��� was, al one lime, looked upon as now,. ���������", 'i,; "'ha^'w uri V N,,,,,, . reuenilyi,>nHl,,m.ii,.ni-ut^hr-prrivineer-rnmrtiR^ ll>e mood has been se! ,1m. .,, ���ener,,l n,L svm,,���. T.wl,., i, |K ��� illLl. ,���,,, will i.ilvhm Iho, Uix.mvt,. "i1' ��� ' l,"nl > * .' il|e iiiooil lias heen sei due In genera (liseneliiiiiii'nenl, and i|eep*rooied concern, wilh lhe Irndeaii icglnie,. People aie obviously gravely con- fenieil willi imieli liml is inking place; high iiin'iiinloyiui'iii, M|tianiieiing of lax-. payers dollars on sthenics tli-tt inusl cause great amusement and delight lo lhe l.,i,��jk'A)J(J'der,s in Md-Vow', a high I'lyjiig, pliilie nilnlsler who fiddles while the economy hm Mn it is little wonder cliangei" are siniglii, ���. Clearly lhe ehange is lowiud free The PmimvhiiJ<bneA> -.���� ��� Piil��|l��h��-,| Wnlrit--nliiyn HI-tjrrltcil mi h.C'ti ,Siin-ililno ( oiinl hy A .Sechell I'oiiIiiiiiIii I lincfi |.lit, lltm ill) * fcchclt, 11,0, il is a joke nnd prise nyslein. 1 oilny evadi.'s ilcflnlllon, ' Choice Is IlieielVire' conl'iiicil lo Social Credh or ('on.servl'iilNiii, Albeila made Very eleur ills feelings' Monday August ,l()i|j, Miuillobii and Saskatchewan lioih lliii'vy oui llic liberals 'inn ,th Ilu ...a, up- iiiini'il nilvlhd lh<1. liiKpiiyor'i, as noon .���>. wu rccclvi'i iil'I'leliiJ word ul' nny iimu. In Ml m jcMity I,,,, hack |,e would ,,��� v I'"' Mniple niii-i-Hoi- |N ������, "���"^���"PpririHu, ii,L. i-,tt., n;,, 'r m heen accomplished by,.!,- n Jlomefj nro for llviny, Tnkir Ibis home for 'dxnniple, I'Voiii hiisemcnl lo mile ovocy hli of spaco i�� IkiIiiij * iiNiulforllviiiK.'lliiirNhe.ciuiisirli'fihfiiiitulelpcirlciilly. Compact nulls lal^o up liillo'or no spaco. Thcf�� aro no duels or pipes, no fiirniie-- jooiib Uv��ry iijch of, ^paco i�� ho|n(,tjlisi;d_,,,,,,,rt loiluy'fl coiislruciion costs, Mosl inipoi'iani, every room l�� comforlnMo -; Just lliu way each Individual wauls ii, Thai's not always possible will) oilier lieaiinij systems hecauso one llieiinoslai inusl salisly llio demands <>(' all rooniN. Willi eleeiile liemloi; yt'h eun have rooni-hy-rooiit,' teiiipenuiue cuntrul *- a llietimwim in 'every room. Simply ��il(il lhe comfort nisulm needed lo suit each room's neilvlly. More living space,* Mora coniforl, Makes p lol of ���sense, doesn't III You'll find dim iho cost of liemiiiu ,e|e(;hic��ll'y iNscnslhleuhj,���,...*-., -- .-��.,/iM^yi*f*.,*-,AA��.t. Give us fi enlli Our Cusloiner Advisory .Service will be happy lo dis(.Mis�� your new home plans, (.hiallficd personnel will recommend eipilpmeiii sizes, amoiuil. of iiisulailon ��et|Mlred, mid jjlye you n wrilieii esli- ���-������e- is not i*>��!a*|i--||irM doubt Hnn if l',,v,,iiuucni; Many Would nn\J\AAJ'. eBCoiiservallyes weie able lo produce " t'l,,,l',t'1',' |>mvldlnH >,omcl|il,i,. |H.icr I'dlier nioie linpresslve stale ol eiuiili- , l)!m'��!��', "hell' hm ���|',|,jN ||m,.'ji,...,'i ��� ��� >'H I llllllta .....I.I.... la , ,, ," "II 11 |M innlo of annnnl eleeirlcliy i-��1slN for lieniiiitf, Cusloiner Adylsory Servley k triiii r- iivuilahle at nil li.c, llytfro umcctt- - A B.C.HYDRO ^f PouRlm rt, tt'tirrtrr,t!tftrftrfm<** frfhlttfifr ."iiti^ilpililrt Ridcfif"(In (Mlvrtnco) J Yi-iir, $5'* 2 Ycnr��, Vi * 3 Yonr��, $13 IJ.-.S. fintl I'lireliin, IS.SO laics llniu we have bud In,lln* p Hllllsb Ciiluinliia llie preseiil iioveiiuiieill would fall at llie iioxl election, Clinnccs of such relnearnalioii me HOinewluil reinolo lor il woulil call' loi; a massive re oijiiinl/uilon of die IM'. ������ l'i ogiicshi ve.,.,-.. .(,i'i iithci vol i w ~ Mm icial ion ,- ClUi'eiilly il is ileiid liom llie peek up- wiuds wilb no indiniiion of'possible illipioVeinenl. ' We predleled iturliiH Hi'' ^ W, . |uovi��H'l��l-"V-l��vll*^--*-1li-.it-*l'*rrnilfT~W"^ "'lei aid even |ehs hope of ������-���lllll|l, power, |,ii>...-..iu... i., .. 'i..... "A"MIIIII,'Ut .., sialism Is n |0fj| 0II(|M, ��' '"i^^rly thai could leasll |(IS h 'Ills |o be a peipcliii, slnleAif ,,,,,/! ^'"^""jLlff Ibis pnivliica.,���^!!!!! , Wlien a very lurpr |.|m��� Wnii��� ,0'|u. 'I'Hed il \r dllliculi io imdc, ,nd lirMHiMvy ou (be p(���, of (l)l, j, " i>rnfrj)'|> <>m rviiiivcs \ ,, Z BILL McPHEPRAN rLPCTRICAL CONTRACTOR 086-7477 GlbBons, B.C, JIM McKENZIE ri.fJCT'RICAl, CONTRACTOR i m*W Socholt, B.C. Hqniiii i|i 'IiiH* liwuMm^in^-i^^^^,, L\ IkvinciCaUidJii-, piuiy-would-j��-^ -idflR (he n^t rlcclimrwSle-i ^m <n.neil.o power will, an IncrcJcd major, no. he ,,.sy i��� delZ J nn ��� i ^ .ly, We now sut/ficsi, llu.i H��i��M.ld ������. lo he o���sii*d We can m v |J,,,. X " S Wfr.��� pm. Von Mrllun to ,Hm���i % ^T ^.It^t l^Jt !*!'' "n hy ^ T')riM' '" ]^ ^ ^ <��**^<*<���>���r ��� ' on^ h,w * ����w����y ww��-., ..e ,��� SIM ELECTRIC LTD., _ l':!9Ii!CAI. CONTRACTOR ,005-2062 A��.. Sechelt, fl.C, ROBILLBARD ELECTRIC PUCTRICAL CONTRACTOR 803^iai Sccho|,,P,C. Nam paled, R',R, 1 Modolrn pork NICK'S ELECTRIC n jxtrical contractor 003 2516 I \ *lmliimi\��*iiilim\tim 0m.t, �� 0*0 * * *tt^**^'i#*aA.^.^9l^j��M1^^ * i rt ni+f.te/xx/'J* tf* rtrjcfj-f* **f t ff JitS*f &'**<*,* ***00t (#-*-* I- t4>n ���# *#���****��.** *f ���40,0+**f**.0r+0*. t^/it\0ir\000.^MHr0-.tf**0t 00*m &^*Al0m*it,0**.m0MI000tflrrt,**ltl.m. -������������*���������' - i-J:JA��^jAy.Ay:yy.:jrArZAAirAJiyirJA A-'J, ���--'-.��� ���*:���.; *a~a?:--?~'.-*.������.;-���"'"-���������.���.*��� a-a- a -^"^-���'^v.il:- ���- -> -��-ra ^ *-, ��v^^ -. .rf^r���aa.^�����*^Jli,'J^. ^^ y, fj ' >'. -l-.W*yj. '�����T*lV'l*��,'a!��tli '���>���!- ;*���-**'' "* ������* "J T <. . j' 1 \ "* ���'Jr V ��� -* ;\r-.r :,\ -\v - /V,". ./. >fv v .fry *>* SU Hilda's Hall. . ��� ^ejtopstfgy,. Sepfeinbei-JB, 1971 The Peninsula Tinies Page ^3 Sechelt Garden GlUb i^ans Flower Show September 18 ,_a?��.*s\< y.-.a-.-.v, ,���.-;���.-.-<*,- ���-y. - ' * ' l"\ ��*^Ji~ ^ * * "A a" * "* V v. - - - ���. W& J. * \ r * 1 0 fl 0. ��� ���*��� SECHElaT> Garden Club got off to a good start with the tust meeting of the bCdsnn held an Wednesday, Septem- bei 1st with President Fitink Read in the cban t *, ���IViain topic dfbiisiness was the flpwer, show to be held Saturday, SeptpmhPF IBtli from ?-�� p.m. in ^t. Hilda's jjftill, Sechell. There will bp. tea, doqi' prize, raffle, plant sale. Admission 5Qc for achi|ts and 2Jic for children. Judges' are, Mrs. C, Chamherlm, cut flowers, Mi's;. Ann Martin, flower' arrangements;. ' Mr. Dave Doig, pot ��� plant**}. There will- also< be a children's dish garden class open to non-menibers. The size is to be no larger than 15 inches. _ Mrs. Janet ,Aden gave-a talk on the different varieties of dahlias. Club raf- - fie was won by Miss E. Harrold- * Mrs! Ann Martin from Ann Lynn's Flowers & Gifts, gave a talk- and demonstrated the .art of. flower arranging as. dried flowers and novelty - gift. It was yery informative and should prove' hert- "���fii-ial to 'metnbers entering the show. ���rlic larger *arrq;ngem'eitHaVti*'presented to Mi and* Mrs.'Gunnar Hanson who were ������.'..���bniiing their .1.*)th wedding anniver-* s.'u.v that day,*"" "A Mi-. Martin kindly* donated the other arrangements lo the club, they were lalllwl yi'r anci won hy m,.s Nancy Rea^t Mr?. Janet Allen, and Mrs. Marg Do Hart. ( Next meeting will be on "October 6th i" St. Hilda's Hall. - The Victoria Colonist appealed to property owners to drive down "stop-a-while" nails which .'protrude above footpaths. A Vuii.ria woman yesterday-lost her skirt wiitii jt .hook'ed on to one of the nails. T"HiaHpi3< d" pr-ni-' in -^nnndit Tl^gi'l^* suffered severe damage from one in 1912, Elphinstone Secondary School durttii GUEST SPEAKER 0, a 0 ��4*-�� FORMCB PRINCIPAL. Scityrdcfly, September 1$, ���$ p.m. ELPHIMSTOWE AUblTORIUfVl AH Welcome I it tff^ hm. , 10 ** -��� *3 j. ST-* pen H '������2 14 iff i ihe worked on a mantle arrangement of. and Sarnia was heavily hit in 1857. Use 'Time*? MBriete to Sell Rent, Buy/Swap, etc. Local Delegates Three members pf Lpcal 297 of the international Brotherhood of Pulp, .Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers from- Port Mellon photographed upon their arrival at the Queen Elizabeth . Hotel-iin. Montreal. They travelled ���from British Columbia to attend the 29th Convention of ttie IBPSPM. Shown (from left) are: Ted Hume, Fred Allnutt and Larry Labonte. Approximately 1,201) delegates from the United States and Canada opened their convention at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel August ,30. ACCOUNTANTS "On 7 Patiof- RAIPH C. DUCKWORTH CHARTf-RED ACCOUNTANT Telephone: 885-9515 - Telephone: 88672912 SteHELT, 8.C. GIBSONS. B.C. W. Philip Gordon CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Tel; Bus. 886-2714; Res. 886-7567 Hqrris Block, GibsQns, B.C. *��� ART SUPPLIES M with ff^H SUNSHINE iiiAty -���-T* ^v55^ Highway Patrol (QUESTIONS pei taming to traffic la\ys*L_ and driving methods may he submitted to Const. Ron Mangan, c/o The Peninsula Times, Box 310, Sechelt, B.C.) Although automobile- accidents are never funny, people often display unconscious hunioi- in their efforts to get1 details of the accident down on paper. The following quotes are from accident statements: ��� '��� "I blew my horn but il wouldn't-worl< as it was stolen." '���'-���"'' Telephope 886-2069 ROSE & ART ENTERPRISES Pottery, Supplies, classes & firing dealer for Duncan's Ceramic product* ! Pine Rd. & Grandview Ave,. P.O. Bos 62, Gibson*, B.C. AUTO SERVICE SECHELT HOME SERVICE Atlas Parts - Good Year Tires 24 Hour Towing 085-2812 or 885-9979 '1 knocked overjKinjin.-11a admitted, thai it was liis fjiqlt as ire'ltatJ been run over' bel;'-r��i';���". - -;^ a{riipj- ���'Theresas no dapiagS |o lire-gnr* as tlie gateposts >yi|l testify." "A truck backed through nty wiiul- shiuld and into my wife's face." "Coming home I drovu inlo the wrong lmuse apd collided witli a tree I haven't got." ' <*i ������ ��� "If the,, other driver' had sl'opped n few yards behind himself the accident would not have occurred." "Shu .suddenly hiiw me, lost'her hand awt. we I'nuit." "1 run inlo a shop window and huh- Iiiinuil injiirius lo my wile," "The injured person was* convoyed In lidHpil-iMiy police wilh bruised u|bow,s." '"riireii woiiien wi'irc lulling h,i eiicli, ollior and when Iwo slcpiiod'"Imok'. iiiiii ilhn Kli!ppt;il foi'W(ii'(| I Imd lo have un iiccidenl," "A' cow wnndored inlo my' car, 1 was lul'jr liifiiriiiiid llifil lliu cow wii.s lii|U' wllln.fl." ' ' , ' "I collided wilh ,a Hliilionary bun . which was coming lliu oilier wuy." "I coriHtdor ihnl neilher vehicle wan hf bluiue, but If olther wt'ie In - lilnilio ll was tho oilier iino," "Tiio oilier driver nllei'iul bin iniml no I had in hli him." "I niiH,|iidgeil ii ludy rruHHing thu Hlrmil," (���'iiiihIIiiii: How ninny inolpi'-cynlcii ciiii lognlly truvel uhi'uiihi In nnu liinuV AnHwnr: Two, -Hcclion lllfi (-1)' hIiiIch, "I'xnipi wIkmi ovniiiikiiig uiul |>iihhIii|< olhnr imilnr-cycliiN, nol niori! limn iwo opcriilurn of innloi'-cyi'lDH tilinll n|)i]i'iilu Iheil* iiKiloi'-cyclen hIiIu by -h|iIii in Hut ^Mlllllll ilircclliiii jll llll! Hllllllt ll'lll'lll! lll'lll," 'i. pililltH, " ' ' ��� C*i WIiuI'h ihu luw nn lhn niiiiiluir of pifople ullowcd In 'ihn I'rnn'i' mini nf n' cur nr plch-iip? A; Tiinru'H nn mil niiinlior, Thu Molnr Vuhlcln Acl hIiiIuh, ",,. a innHMungui* lnflu vehicle hIiiiII nol oi'iiiipy u |iohII1iii) lu II ��� Ihul Inlurl'ui'CH wllli llic drlvur'H view ���ii|i<iiiil.aiilr,���*wllli,Jilii..4!iiiiii'ulaiVi)r.-ihu,ilrlv����� iilM niucliiiiilHii) of Ihu vehicle," Thnl nf I'liiirim, vyniild Iiu'IihUi a wife or g|i'JI'rleiiii ��� i.liii/uillnn bio elnmily In Imr fulln. if, WIh'Ii chu I pul in,y>liiildm| llrun ' 'in'/ Ai Vou iiiuiit be (iK|iiti-||ii|( un curly wilder, Ai'i'iil'illng In lliu Molnr Vehicle Ad 11 i"Y cuii'l liu pill nn uiilll the ltd October iind'niuM be luliuii nil' |iy ll)e llillli'A/irl|.' '-'mg'QMQWE UNDERCQAT-H4G^ BUILDING SUPPLIES (Cont.) TWIN CREEK LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Dial 886-2808 When You Need Building Supplies * Give Us A Call FREE ESTIMATES ;. BUY DIRECT FROM MILL ' $0"DOWN. TERMS AVAILABLE. Cut all sizes. Timber and Pfank. Dimensional Lumber and Plywood. We deliver on the Sunshine Coast. Check Our Prices Before Buying. - , TRANS. PACIFIC MILLS LTD. 1349 Mitchell Road, Richmond, B.C. Phone Vancouver: 321-2388 - Local: 886-7036 STEAM CLEAN I M�� ca/yCPt^TE car;. cleanup;: ��� i;*is- ISIjM'PNIZ.JNG Esslemonf Equipment Servlcos Phone 886-2784 ' Box 436, Gibsons, B.C. ESLASTBNG CONTROLLED BLASTING ALL WORK INSURED FREE ESTIMAIEii FREp DONLEY . s. Pender Harbour - 883-2403 WATER SURVEY SERVICES For Expert Blasting FREE ESTIMATES Phone 805-2304 L. C, Emerson R.R. 1, Sechelr, B.C. BRICKLAYING "" ��_��.#-�����-. ^0m^^^rm00^Tmr0HK^v^.r0.rm0^ .,**'' ' A. SIMPKINS Bok 517 - Sechelt, B.C. Phone 885-2132 J fi, P MASONRY All Typos Of Slone Work : Also Bricks and Blocks ' ' Rnslcleiiilql am\ Commercial Now nml Okl I'Mikllngs Phono 886-2231 Pox 259, Gihsons, B.C. Bu,-.PEBs ���^_r-,,.,.���...nCoR..-izuiDEMA--������'- For All Your Rdnovbllons, Rupalra niid Cohlnal Work. Phono 885-2135 Free Estimates - Fast Service G & W DRYWALL Drywall acoustic and textured ceilings. Now servings Gibsons area and the Peninsula,*1 Phone 884-5315 Box 166, Port Mellon, B.C. . j CABINET MAKERS OCEANSIDE FURNITURE & CABINET SHOP HARDWOOD SPECIALISTS FINE CUSTOM FURNITURE fCJTCFJltvl AND BATHROOM CABINETS Our Cp'ii-nst -Unitst(%ye AI| Prefiipshed Before n, . ��� InstQljQtigfi: ."*���*: ****' I, FIRKIN r~ Beach ���/(^���Roberts Creek, B.C. Pfiono 81-5-2551 ELECTRICIANS (Cont) BILL McPHEDRAN ELECTRICALt CONTRACTOR Free Estimates Phone 886-7477 - Gibsons, B.C. AJTM McRENZIE ELECTRi.CAL* CONTACTOR Residential Wiring and Major Appliance Repairs PHONE 885-9978 Box 387, Sechelt, B.C. FUEL <: ANADIAN P ROPANE CONTRACTORS COAST BACKHOE & TRUCKING LTD. Fill, Cement-Grave), Pwn.Rock, etc, Box 89, Madeira Park - -.. ��� Phone 883-2274 L 8. H SVVANSON LTD, " REAPY-MIX CONCRETE Sarid and Gfflvel - Packhoes ,pj!cj-]ng r Excavallons OFFICE IN 6ENNER PUOCK 885-9666, Box 172, Sechelt, B.C. .Land Clearing. Land Development- Road BitildinSt Road Work Call OSBORNE LOGGING CO. LTD. Box 189, Sechell, B.C. Phone 885-9767" . PHONE* 885-9550^ ROWS CONTRACTING ClearlrifJ *, Excpvollons - Rood "Bulfdlnp Gradini] - Fill - Road. Groy��| - Criislii-'d Rock Phpno; Sechelr 0Q5-9550 ag-aiassssiB^ li Electric I ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS "'' Wiring 5ii(>ijti|loa Spociallilno Irt [VJAEIfitEL Electric If ��at Lourol AvonMn, Dovii Boy BOX 351, SECHELT Pliono 005-2002 TR|COH DEVPLOPMENT5 LTD, GUSTpM HOMES - rUE-FAU HOMES .-.- Illqli Qiiolliy , , , RiKiKonnMa IVli*���� �� (Juy ti I'ptkoiii- nnd ��* or.| || youihiill) fir V)��l ' fine |iin|()-.fi|r)i)n| |ml|), QARDFIi WAY, H.C, - Phnna Ey����, 003.2783 "|EA5YrM)G" VACATION HOME - CONTACT f , Vln<!o Bracawoll .ol* 886-7720 l1o^Mn��>����dlnj|, B.C. Tsr ||f>rirofi|fll( Verlirul Triio !<>n Uiiildlnn l>y CANAPIAN I-0G STPUCTURES LTP. I���i���mnwnwiuMi i 0iLn.0mmmi0m0mim0mm00**0mm0m00*0mmr* BUILDING SUPPLIES CUSJOM BACKHOE WORK SKI-TIC TANKS '.INSTALLED ' Government Approver!. Free Estimates Fxrnvnllons - Pralnaqe - Woler!Ines, : etc, ." Phono 886-9579 .AIZAqe^pr^'Pc^tr^ctING1���^ Allerollons aii(\ Repairs (!niii|iliihi llini)iii> - Coniro-*:! Fr<'iinlni| Whorvi!!. ond Rompfi I-rim l-'Mlmnifls - 2*1 lie, S'!rv|ni Pliono 003-2691 or 003-2406 Hon 71, Madeira P��rk, M.C, I * hhm i i .wm ���mi wiw wmmmmmmmm mi i DISPOSAL; SERVICES * * * SUNSHINE COAST DISPOSAL SERVICES LTD. I'OMT MIM.I.OH |o Ol.li'5 COVIi ' Tfill'006.2930 pr 005-9973 Coll UnTor V��>nr,l>li.|-��i��q| Hoods, WIi-iii K<iiimvoi|imi Or J)|��iim, Clooiiii^i, Unm||-niH Avri||nli|.i, U-LECTWICIANS "^01000000000000 RBADYMIX CONCRETE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Youi* Oon Slop llulldlrtq Sioro Pm All Y^iir MulldlrtH H��*����l"�� GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. |6!)3 5��avl��w - Phono 806^642 . ACTON fiLECTRIC LTP. R^ldonllal�� Inrlinlilal and Morlno Wlrln|,l: niMlrlfiJJp0LJ.ln9.W0rk . Phono 886-7244 SIM ELECTRIC LTD��� Electrical Contactors Wlrlno Supplioo'- l:|ecirlfi ||ftot Socheft - I'l.ono 885-2062 Survlna Ui�� ShoMiIihi Oxni (or ��<���!*��(|oi m\uhy Serving the "Sunshine Coast with reliable and economical Cooking, Heating and Hot Water. FREE ESTI.MATES. Phone 885-2360 Wharf and Dolphin - Sechelt, B.C. RNIE WIDMAN for all your ,SSO PRODUCTS IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER . Phone 883-2663 Madeira Park, B.C. For Your Fuel Supplies A DANNY WHEELER , ��� ' your IMPERIAL ESSO AGENT 886-9663 - Hopkins Landing FURNACES ~~ PARKINSON'S HEATING LTD. GIBSONS , ESSO 0|L FURNACES No down payment - Bank interest Ten years.to pay For free c$Hmat6���Call 006-2728 Complete line of qppliances PAiHINE SHOP ^���t HAIRDRESSERS ANN'S COIFFURES ' In the"BqL Block Next to the Co-op Stoire Gibsons . 886-2322 SECHELT BEAUTY SALON Dianne, Allen, Proprietor ExpeiT' Hair Styling Cowrie St., Sechelt, B.C, Phone BB5-2BIB HEATING & SHEET METAL HALL SHEET METAL . poiYiesilri - Commerclql -' Industrial Telephone 885-9606 Box 164, Socholt, B.C, Om FIRED WARM AIR HEATING OIL FIRI-p WATER HEATERS Nolhliifi Pi'wo r- 10 Years To Pay Lioin Pliimhlna ,.Roy��Blancho��...��^��-��i��u��.��a.'.Madoira'.Park- 883-2401 883-2778 _��� ��� I . . ' ,, ' r . i |MMM>nnMi|MW<MMM^^ HORSES ��� FALARON FARM a^KCMllonl Idcilliloii nvnllol'lu Inr hoanilna ari'J ililliiil yum Iioi'mi, ��� Intllviiliiol Po.|(l*,<.|si,"' l.lnhlml SriwiliiM Rlnn * Vi mile Uxcrcm Trnck " lirUlla Trail REQISTCReo BI-OOD STOCK FOR SAM R,R, Jt, G|*,��o���., II.C, i>|,��na 006-7729 IANITOH SERVICE MV. Wolcomo to'Tho Eloorshino Coost HOWE sound JANITOR SERVICE AT" Spi)c|q||h|(* fn A S|Srqy Uirlllnn 7 Wliul'ivv Cluuiilnu RUG SHAMPOOING . Phono 886-7131 - Glbionj, B.C. ; BWH-DIMO MAIHTf-NAHCB ' . ' ���' ' ' , 6|)ac|q||jt|na Iru paper Honglnn, inlerlor & Exterior ilocoraiino, Riifl C|carilna. All lyp**** of BMlWIna" " ' ���Mfllnlnnnncn, floor, ln*.tnllaiion, Wln��low C|oonlnfl. p��|0N�� BflS.��7li AfTfiR f\ P.M. / ��� Hon fi<<f 2 . Saclisll, U,C, At the Sign of tho Cheyron HILL S MACHINE SHOP & MARINE SERVICE LTD. ' Machine Sh6p ~ Arc and Acty Welding" Steel Fabricating r��� Marine Ways Automotive and Marine Repairs a Standard Marine Station Phona 886-7721 Ros. 886-9956, 886-9326 MARINAS GIBSONS MARINE SERVICE LTD. at ESSO MARINE Gas - Diesel Repairs - Welding Evinrude Sales - OMCt?artsAServicfl Boat Hauling Phone 886-7411 Gibsons, B.C. Madeira Marina Ltd. a ' ��� Dealers for: Evinrude O.MC - K&C^Thermoglass - Sunliner Spring Bok and Pioneer. Also Plumbing Fittings and Fixtures. Pender Harbour - Phone 883-2266 Phone 883-2513 HARBOUR SUPPLIES BERNARD GERICK P.O. Box 158 . ^A9SM!A ?t\M. B,-& MERCURY DEALER Phone (604) 883-2248 COHO MARINE RESORT Cabins - Boats - Marine Repqirs ' Rich and Pl**yliss AlvyoocJ Harry and Jean Morrison P.O. Box .160 . Madeira park, b.c. NURSERY MACK'S NURSERY Roberts Creek SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY -������ ��� i �����- Lapclscaping - Slirubs - prult Trees - Fetrilizor ���Burry Plqpts - Bedding Plants - Peat Moss Fully Licensed Pesticide Spraying for Landscaping ond Trpes Phone 886-2684 OPTOMETRIST FRANK E. DECKER, OPTOMETRIST pal Block - Gjbsoni Even/ y/ecjqesday 886-2248 PHOTOCiRAPHEIRS , 7 K -; PENINSULA PHOTOGRAPHERS A Cnmplo'l'o Pho|Oflrop'lilc Service ' '" WHnPING? -PORTRAITS a PASSPORTS i, COMMERCIAL' C. APEflNfiTHV Glbspni, R.C... Plipne 006-7374 or 086.7215 PLUMBING SEASIDE PLUMBING Gibsons Plumlilnn - Plpuliulno, - Sioafnfliilnij llul Wolof lloqilnn ** Pip****, l-oonlna FPEE ESTIMATES Phono PB6-7017 oi 886-2848 RENTAILS^^ __,_ "RENT IT AT" THE RENTAL SHOP at Day|a Bay "Wo tfent or So||"A|rpQ��t I'vPiyjIjInfi'', _ TyiTiIvvVJiHrH t* l-|f|l|liiiu Plunii* - T��|fivl��l��ns (Noli* Tlllflin -.C��in��jn| M|x��fK - (.own HaK��i�� Mficlmlin'n Tools PHONI; ��U5-��84�� ��� 21 HOUH SPRVICR Yotir BMhlijesa Card 111 llll'*) spqco will 1 ' ' ' ��� , ���' c'tuioh noarly 10,00*0, pGn'p)a| Uw soul * High' powor KETABL STORES C & S HARDWARE SECHELT, B.C. APPLIANCES - HARDWARE HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 885-9713 TASELLA SHOPPE A Ladies' - Men's - Children*.? Wear Yard Goods - Bedding - Lir-eps Dial 885-9331 - Sechelt B.C THE TOGGERY Ladies'Aairitf Children-s Wear Open six days a"week Phone 885-2063 Cowrie Street, Sechelt SEWING R/iACHIMES Bernina & OmegG Sales, Parts, Seiyiea UNSHINE EWING ERVICE FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION REPAIRS ANP SERVIC;! QN ALL MAKES Mrs. Mono Havies - ,885-9740 SPORTING GOODS ��� a" ;^liTf^ boats '��� '''^'A^ESS^|iS.|LTpf ' pishing Supplies - Boats nevy and Used . . . Large���'& Small 885-9832 SecheU Pmfi^~m0mmm*ii**m0*m*0mm**mi0*0j��0mm*00imm0m0m&t+m00mi0*m0mmm0m0m0**0*m**m^*0~~^l SURVEYORS ROY & WAGENAAR B.C* Land Surveyors Marine BL-ildmg - Porpoise. Bay i-. Sechelt, B.C. 885-2332 or ZEnith 6430 TAXI i. ir- HARBOUR TAXI LTD, Harbour Motors Shell Gas and Oil and Repqirs, 24 Hour Taxi and Wrecker Service. Gjarcfen Bay.Rd,, Pender Harbour, R.C Tel; 883-2414 TIRES COASTAL TIRES Sunshine Copit Hlaliwoy Pox 13, Gibtoni, B.C. . Phono 086-2700 SALES ANP SERVICE A All PwJs Avflllqblo Mowtoy lo Sq|i|r<Jqy 8:30 cj,m, lo 5;30 p,m, Friday 'evening l>y dppalfitinenr only, .* TOWING Scows *-���,. Logs SECHELT TOWING fi. SALVAGE LTD. I luavy Equipment Movlnq ft L"fl Tovvlna ! L. HIGGS -..-��� :T.��--Phono-fl05-942Q--r;^""---'' TRANSFER , LEN WRAY'S TRANSPER I IoiimjIioM Moylno, p��c|tir��(j, Siproij** packlna Mnl��rl��ls. for Sa|a /ylt!ni|-or pf AII|o��l Von Llnoi, Corwdq-h No, t7y\oycf�� ............ Phono 886-2664, RrR, 1, Gibson*, 0.C, HANSEN'S TRANSFER LTD, WAREHOUSES ' , 1 Gibsons QQ6r2172 ''' DAILY SERVICE FROM VANCOUVER SAVING THE SECUI-LT PENINS'tLA ' Fiiij)l|iiio to nctyvylioio In Canada. ^ Gonerq) f r/B/flhrr P-*JW-M<I fllHl l>��ftvf linMllnB " UPHOtSTERV a? if U "H * l % A 111 JS1 f r * >- A <? if. P JfiJ *z A ��� ( i i\ , A ,t ���i i * ;? I}ELAIR CUSTOM, UPHOUTERY lu.,,-.,^~.^NP-DRAPERIES-Ju~--*'~' R��nph����|��terlno ��� -Hesrytino - Complete Propory Soiylco - Sutnp|us fclipwn In m�� homts Phono 886-2050 afror 6 p.m, or 886-2873 ^ THIS SUMMER^ r ' , BE WATER WISE �� * -J- **��� **'"������**��. ���*��� * I ��� ' -*** * ���: * ��� *# ��� -N. -t, ���'-?,- ** , ' ��� *��� ' '��� , "- -, ���*-. '.<���- <��� I*'- / ,-:-. - *V; "*. * -A ' \*Wi *-**���' '"* ' . ���**��� ** * ;'.*. ������ ,^"[rfTf|M|wtT^i na.B ,..!. j y a,, ,fc"^Jii^iVy^.i.ilw.."'^".,��|l>...i.*"^'alift#1* *,*0 ^aia(.^y..|i.^i-->l^|^|il ,ai���rt If* J***0lmm. n ����� 00 *yrr**.0***J &��** w'wJwa'psriM^���w^w r, r2*rirrm****0r*r*mvr0r*,0^00mtM, ��**�����*��� 0.0^,^*^0, 'J ** **��� Page A-4 Peninsula Times, Wednesday, September 8,1971 i**ma*0mmm0t0m,mw0mtmmm0,L}m0,��mm0t��n0tr��m0mii**0*00m0miu^^ fn n irr Sechelt - Phone 885-9654 The Peninsula yUne^ Classified PERSONAL (Continued) HELP WANTED (Continued) REAL ESTATE (Continued) REAL ESTATE (Cont) Published Wednesdays by Powell River News Town Crier . , Sechelt Times Ltd, at Sechelt, B.C. Established 1963 :��: l,uuu��nigiiuiii)ii>iiwiiiniini-iiivinr*��inirM*r*)~--r"-'r'*rTiTnTirr-fr"n"n-ri*i"r|n"-ri"rr- ' PERSONAL (Cont.) - WISH to contact Latter Day Saints members, Phone 885- 2176'op 886-2546. 6?66-tf��i FOR PIANO' lessons in your home. "Write: J, J. FranHy,- 2519 Gvayeley St, Vancouver "6, B.C. a ,'������ \ 7039-42 V-��� -���������.*t ���',������'.'..-.���-������������ -!; ; 77-rr ��� ***�������� FULLER BRUSH CO* 0 LTD. Service and Employment 3676 Marine Avefr-*' Powell River, B.C.' 7059742 AL.COHGJUCS Anonymous ��� Meetings 8:30 p.m., Thurs* days, Wilson Greek Community Hall. Ph, 885-9327. 886- 2349, " - 4979-tfn PIANOS TUNED; \ , ELECTRONICALLY No repairs^-No qverheadrSa*^-" ���trigs passed on to you! i Powell River,,Bqx.192 or ' Ph. 485-4871, 42 Member, Audit Bureon of Circulation*" March 31, 1971 Gross Circulation 2884 Paid Circulation 2396 As filed wjth the Audit Bureau of* Circulation, subject to audit Classified Advertising Rates; 3-Line Ad-Briefs (12 words) One Insertion . ~ HtsLP WANT6D $1.00 $2.00 __20c GRJl*Li and short order cook Vwarited, Prefer' married woman or one willing to learn, Apply in* person. Peninsula Drive-in, SeeJielt.- 7172-41 RELIABLE person .or couple to- looji after small motel and live in. Write Box 472, Sechelt, B.C. ' 7190-4T |i Three Insertions _��� Extra lines (4 words) ~��� (This rate doer not apply to commercial Ad-Briers) Box Numbers, =_-,_��� 10c extra 50c Book-keeping charge is added for Ad-Briets not paid by . \ publication date, Legal or Reader advertising 35c per count line. Subscription Rotes��� By Moil; Local Area _-_.���_$6.00 yr. " Outside Local Area $7.00 yr. U.S.A. A . ~-$9.(|0 yr. Overseas ���, $10.00 yr. Special Citizens^ - Local Area _���$3.50 Canada _ ~ $4,00 By Carrier .���60c mo. rs- Copyright and/or property rights subsists in all display advertising " and other material appearing in this edition ot the Sechelt Penin- . sula Times. Permission to re- ja| produce wholly or in part and iq any form whatsoever, particularly ��� by a photographic or offset process in a publication, must be obtained in writing from the puhlisher. Any unauthorized reproduction will be I. subject "to recourse in law. BIRTHS GIBSONS AND SECHELT WESTERN DRUGS , . . is pleased to sponsor this Birth Announcement space, and extends Best Wishes to the happy parents. *s V! GARDEN BAY ROAD ft r t*.W '^jM* <** ���*& t-t�� ^-vpr* ' <l*'\J ��� ***/*:>, /fT* ��� 4 I *' 1 I'' r ' '-^l I > ! ��� 1 a W A -' , ANN6UNCEMENTS f| ���= : : 1- ; ' JACK and Jill Co-op Nursery , School will hold a general ! meeting, Thursday, September ; 9th at 8 a.m. at the Public : Health Unit, Gibsons. Every- I one welcome, few vacancies i for anyone interested in regis- . tering 3-4 year olds, If you \ can't attend phone 886-2673. !* . YA* JWm*4l i , ^-'-,-,. ���":'���___'::���,���_. I MRS. Catherine Petrushak of J Gibsons and Mr,-- Leslie Pry- * or of Winnipeg wish to anno- * unce the 'forlJicoming marriage of tjjeir daughter, Sharon "Lee to Mr. Larry Richard Marco. Wedding to lake place on Friday, -October 15th at 4 .p.m. in St, Bartholomew's Anglican Church, Gibsons. 7188-41 OBITUARY MCDONALD-^ John Angus McDonald of G'bsons B,C���, passed away Aiigust 23rd 1071 in his 9(1 th year, lie is survived by, nieces and nephews, also ���his sisier-iiiriaw-and bmlher-i ��� In-law Jiavu iiiid Norman Slow1 . arc), Funeral sorvlco was held, at 2 pm August 25th a,t llie Iliwvey Funeral Homo, Requiem Mush was hold "at Si. "Mary's Catholic Church at 7 pm Wednesday August��� 25111.. Fall'or KariMiHl'Leluier ol'l'icl-, iitjiig, Iiv Hon of flowers, iloiia- lions to 3t, Mary's ��� lliispltal, 7KJII-.1I IM'lUTlV-. aSoptoini��tn* 2, 11*71~ Margurot .JaiHil 1'iirry, In hoi; 71st year, of" J'endcr lliu- Ixki', Jl.C, formerly ,ol' Vancou- vor. ,Sur,viycd by hur loving 1111111)1111(1', John; 2 sons, .(Joorgo, I'ui'miliy, Alluirl, Nni'lh Van- ciiuvi!!'; 2 iilnioi'H, Mrs. Ciraa! Konnol,, Victoria, Mrs, CJoi'- Irudo Fiillon, Vancouver; i! hrolhei'H, Dim, CIIIisoiki, Cyril', Vancouver; ,7 ill'iiiililcliildi'oii, l'-uiH.'ial liiii'vli'o wns hold TiioHclny, rtii|)|<iiiil)(.|' 7. Hi. !l p.m,, from llio clmpol ol' llu- inlllon Mortuary, Friuini" HI, at !ll|lh Ave, Mcrvlcu iiii(|oi* ihu misplcim of Julio'vali's VV11 ik>m- ,���',,''l'���i'l'''!,|,'l,U(i|i;,_..ln.���ll(!U;���(il'..- fliiwoiH, iloiuilioiiit lo H,(', lluiiit Fund, llurvoy J|,iineriil Iloiuo,' (Jllii'iiinii, (lli(it!lorh, 711)2-41 LI*;F,MAN. ^Kldciily on Hop, lonilicr -I, 11171, Oscar Loo. iiimii aged 72 yearn of Wilson Crook, H.C, Hiirvlyi.'d hy his ��� loving wife Miiry;, one ...hro-... Aluir uiul one itistor In Mwllzur- IiiihI, Funeral k or vice on Tluiriiilay,, .Scpi, nth m j* ���,,���, from (he Fiunily (,'hiipol of llio Harvey Funiual H'omo, Ilev, I), I'npplo (if||c|iilln/j, Creniii- Hun, In llmi of fluwtii'H, (loiiu. liuiiM tu llio Hi'iilur C!li|/-.r*iiii-> IlniiiiliW* ul Mcchiili, 7li'i|f.||. *'On"e *bedri5oni~home wiflrlarge garage on approx. *M acre lot. Full price .$6,000 with $3,000 down. KILLER WHALE DRiyE.IN ^^^ Profitable business, and! only1 one in Madeira Pdrk, ~]C(st off Hwy, 101. Full* price only $8,500 cash for stock, equipment, and business. Quick possession; j .Approx. 14 acres " SAKINAW LAKE with 330 ft. waterfront, .with $8,500 down": Full price $25,000. f WATERFRONT LOTS In Pender Harbour, with water and hydro. 80 ft.~-$ 10,000 98 ft.���$10,500 EGMONT MARINA AND RESORT /This biisy and profitable resort is offered for the firs}- time. Has 1 1 motel unites (I, 2 arid 3 bedrooms), lodge with 8 sleeping rooms, owner's 3 bedroom home, restaurant, store, (. bait sales, Standard marine station. Approx. 400 ft. of floats, 81 good rental boats with Evinrude tpiotors, launching ramp, camper space. All on 660 ft. of choice waterfront with lots of room for expansion. An excellent opportunity for capital appreciation here. Full price $210,000 with $80,000 down. To view by appointment only. '*.>.'��� "A A IN LEE'S BAY., ..... ,A One -third of Fishqr lsland^-r350��ft% wat^i;frontr-7-|iheltered moor- oge, 'A" . - BUBV LAKE 119 ft. choice waterfront-lof with small partially furnished home. Has acorn fireplace, bathroom with shower, hydro and water. Full price $13,000 with $5,000 down, balance at $100 per month. , SILVER SANDS bedroom view home on approx, I acre, Quick possession, Reduced to $10,-000, "DOWNTOWN MADEIRA PARK" 100 ft, commercial frontage on Madeira Park road across from Pender Harbour store, Property runs, 4491 Aooo with 100 ft, on ��� hiwy. 10| and also has a 2 bedroom homo. Full price $27/500, MOBILE HOME SITES ���������'.! .������ Se'verallots available,, IRVINE'S LANDING 3 bedrfSom homo overlooking famous Lee's Bay, Fully furnished including soil cleaning electric ranao, largo Iroozor, washer, dryer? Irlg,, etc, Over I acre of privacy ori this landscaped lot, Purchaser con have quick occupancy, CANOE, PASS 4 wfllorffdiil loouu lulu lo ho kold In ono parcel, Full price $1 l(000 wilh some lorms. ' -PCRSONAIT *-r������- " Hi:KtAr;iowf , FINNISH SAUNA I3ATII I'V��F 1 li<):Tk;m*Iiy Any ���ul' cIhiiiim- liij5 Hnn totnl rpKixiilloii, Coin- pltilflly IiimIuIIciI In your honio, I'll, m-llDM or wrllo; (3, Umn crmtrncinr Mi % I-nwoll rilVor, XJ(C, ��� , , 70114^2' '���'EARL COVE ' A low lulii Mill ov(,iiIoIiIq on this 30 lot bubdlviblun, Priced-from 1.4,500, MADEIRA PARK" Cliolco vlow lols. on 64 lot subdivision, Prlcob, from $3,500 lo $8,000, Some cloofod ready lor l)uil<llnu. r SECRET f3AY7Ef3i>i0NT Wcilor loxl ond qo�� Motion on 3, watdrirbiil lots, Appiox, ,2Mr ncro% ol the l^iM qomijuirciol -coriVor proporiy. lo tgmonl, rid|olri|ng -1 ���GovI. wlimf, 3 bedroom owner's homo with lully <urnl!.hmJ mvoniio uuilOfOn lower level mul Post Ollico bulkling on properly, Con bo purchntfOd In Mipordln i'ioicoIi., - CAMPER and TRAILER,PARK 'SITE '/ bldu liy i.ldo vlnw loli. ol opproH, 1 Vlt' ncrnv 'nncli, Only o low liuiiilroil luul liom Mo'iIiki, Koch |iilcod ol f|t 10,000 wllli $3.000 ��-i - ��� ��� ���town, ��� ' ' MADEIRA PARK"" ' ,,..| luuio.uii<o|.|��pox,.��-a-.|ior|v.|ikrr rmrnr wltlvn HI H (1HI f I CO (VI V11J W "(> f * I'ondor llnihour, $40,000 wllli luinr., , ,RUBY LAKE MOlE ApproK, 12!" ocrofi ol 'Inkolionl properly on I Iwy, 101, Jl oil oloclnc liouwkc��jplog unltk. 2 ulocploo,units, of lira \y|| h rpnnn(jor'�� llviiiu "fitiartnrx, Inr on wull hnlll ntiiloiiroi'i, uwiuii'd 4 hmlrouin hoiiKi. 2 -Miiollor liomos, 10 ocio cnmi>ln(j mul liollororqn, Appiox. 4,000 ll, wrilorlronl on mdoII lolai, np'prrix, n00 ll, Vvntnrlionl . on Uoby���U)k(' with 2 IJooh, 2 honh nnd cnnrrolo |aiini,hlnu , romp, . bil.'�� ol pov.ihllljloi. l)��iro, I nil pnro $I!*|0,000 with $!iO,000'ilovvii or iniilul r,nn ha'pin'clirinud Mipomtnly lor $113,000, FRANCIS PENINSULA 3 ho.liooin pm Holly llnli.lio.l hoiiii> on rmoily 2 nam, $|6,!il)l) <-0!,ll, ' , MADEIRA PARK r " 4 hmli'iiuiii lidino'wllli ','. full I��(ilhi(iiiini4, 2 (li.plu. u\ l.nvnl |o|, uyiir I (Kin In iil/n, How to i.i houi Ond laluiov. I oil piluo $40,000 --- ....,-.���a.,,...-....,.. ~v*Mlv>l-l>/000-r|ownr . ''---���"'"�����"- '- -��� Mony older vlow ood woioihooi ht* in lhn IV|vMr I(nrhoiir mno oiyyi? **r*SH. REALTY LTD, Madeira Park, B.C. Phono Ponder HciSour JB83-2233 PERIODICALLY permanent spare crew .positions are available *in our pUlp operation at Port. Mellon, These spare crew jobs can, progress into permanent operating positions, Interested applicants should apply in writing, giving' full details of past work history and personal .data, to the ^Personnel Supervisor, Canadian Forest Products Ltd, Howe 'Sound Pulp Divn., Port Mellon, B,C, These ��� application's will be~ reviewed and-when riecessary interviews set up at a mutually acceptable time,' 7154-41 i ji WANTED . > ; " USED Frig, in working order. 886-7734, 7l*E}*$-41 * WORK WANTED ORNAMENTAL wrought, iron railings. Free' estimates, 886- 7029, 886-7056. ���' 8893-tfn WE OFFER a complete tree service to the entire Sunshine Coast, Our work is insured and expertly .performed,.^Phohe for, free estimates. v Peerless Tree Services, Phone \c - '885-2109. ��**��� 63587tfn ���"*~,,,"��� *"^T* ��� �� CARD OF THANKS I WISH to convey our sincere , thanks to Dr. Swan and t>r. Burtnick, the nurses and staff of St. Mary's Hospital, SecJielt, for the wonderful care received by my husbapd Edgar John Williams, during his prolonged illness and passing. Also most sincere thanks to all our friends who sent cards of sympathy, or donations to the Cancer Society, A most grateful thanks^Jo all those who opened thfeir homes to me during this time. ���Florence Williams & families. 7178-41 REAL ESTATE 100x135' CORNER view lot. 500 ft above highway 101. Nestman Road, Selma Park.- For sale. Ph. 885-2192. 7162-43 WATCH the boats drift by beautiful Gibsons waterfront: home on the bluff, 3- yearold 1,700 sq. ft. spacious 3 bedroom post and beam home, one half coloured bath, wall to wall throughout; built in dishwasher, walnut cabinet, raised hearth and massive stone fireplace, enlarged sundeck, beautifully land- Scaped without removing trie wonderful setting of trees. '''���View- the - water * from1 every room in housd. By owners. Phone 886-7080" dr write box 584, Gibsons B.C. '"6850-tfn '������ - PROPERTIES PENDER HARBOUR AREA Call Jock or Evans Hermon, _ Madeira Park, B.C. >Tel: 883-2745 CHARLES ENQlJiSH LTD. - 0060-tfn MacGREGOR PACIFIC REALTY LTD, Box 790, Gibsons, B.C. Vnn Direct:' 0i*fi-ai33 GIBSONS. B<!,st buy, Just imagine full t price 'of" only JHl.'},000- given you a soml wa* terfronl homo wilh two Imd- I'ooniN, good big llvllig room wilh fi'i'opliice, vlow' of tlio ������wilier,-- on leased land .with lino garden. HRCHEt'gQVK W/F. 00 .feet- I'll' WlltUlI'l'dllt, full pI'OllK!- 1'lon for youi' ��� liivoHtiiiimi', $11001), I'rnt'ioUid niooiiigo, powor nnd i*ondn. in wntoi' piuvop good liulldlpg kIIh, low ' |)i'op(!i'ly, WATICIIFHONT; CI I liu mm, miiglilfU'iinl homo, lln-nu liorh'ooiim 0110 01) lliiiin bin roc , riioiii und a living room Unit liiuvoH you hronihloHH from iho vhwflinplwo and ninny uihiii' oxli'iiii, truly a homo loi iho bxuoiillyo, .fUR,000 luuidliM ' UW5, TALK, Ift imio'ti inlino lucutIon un hwy. 101'Itoln'i'iti ���a (Ji'imlcrii* II piii'colH,-ft ncri'ii nt .$0700 or 0 ut -plHMM! ni |) ���i; $11,000, -Awn w-rr* i\mcKr'mJil'U' duyn or IIIIO-Y.'IKI. iilnhlH, Viiiiciiiivnr toll fi'uo liliri.'lKlU ACIIWACil',! GIIihoiih \{mi\JL. H��j��i thin houutIfn) piuli-lllui ll,','.! ucriiH on Cliiiiiilini'llii lid,. Mulld and opjoy your own miiiiiII niiH'li on oiin imi lion Roll orjiolil iih InvoH'iiuuii, tho ollior'" Iin If," Alri'iiily niiinllv|- dndl J'rh'od for ��� ��|ii|<*K iiiiih linlo, Hil 1,000. PINK ROAD; ' H Imulnr vlow 'i.llll ni'i'oH, Hiiiiiliuni ox|ii'iiiiii'ii, Ovorlookinn (inHiv Itin Hli'iill, Fully li'iicil Ji.vnjy linldliiii piiiporly, K,|��, iitini(|, Imim.v li'i'iun-'-liLllOO ilnwi, & WI nionih nl ll'.'., :TnTAN'niAinr whi*1 iT,iovr 'ntcil I ImIiih, honm., HuiMl'vli "l'f 'lining iiri'ii- wiih iiinivel. min vl��iW"uvoi'looklii|t li'iiloM mid liilinidii, Mminl now .nn- t* 1 vtu I��m#��;hi��-iil ���rmtId-"hrr\'(*>" VIUIllll Jllllll}, Jl0l|)(|,pl��JI,iu���l|y riiiiii'il 11) l|i|��|) mn, F,|��, ,���,lv -1110,-100, flood lorilm, ,, ; Cull: L'OJUUI*; GIKAHI), ltl|((. 'I'M fir 11110-7700 (uvKit). , ., 71113-41 SECLUDED but accessible' by gooej lane,f,160 acres beau-< tiful we,U elevated: undeveloped property, year round creek, some ocean view, near Secret Cove, $60,0Q0, Wi}l accept some terrns. Box 310 peninsula Times, Sechelt. . A *3981-tfn BY ownei*-rone lot % aore-^ view and *aiceiy treed at Madeira ParJ<. Full price, $5,000 terms, $4,500 cash, Close to school, stores, salt wdter,= Fjank Lee, Madeira Park, Ph, 883-2607. : A 7105,44 CHARLES ENGLISH LTD, : Real Estate &* Insurance SUNNYCREST SHOPPING CENTRE ���: Gibsons, B.C. SEAVIEW PARK ESTATES. New 2 bedroom view home. Lots of cupboards. Utility could be small1 3rd bedroom. Carport ,witlv large storage. W/W carpet in l.r. and bedrooms. Separate dining area. Mortgage available. Could be bought with as little as $2,500 down. : Will also consider trades under or over^ tlje full price of only $21,000! ��� ���-Call 886-2481 A ROBERTS CREEK. BEACH Ave^���All cleared view lot. Ready to build on. Power and driveway are in. On water- linei S/T approved. Try yOui' ' offer on $4,500. Just call 886-2481 for rapid 1 service SOUTH FLETCHER RD. 3 bdrm. view home in central location, close to .stores, school etc. , Large i.r. with divider, fireplace, dining room, Kitchen has extra cupboards. Wall ���to wall carpeting, utility. F.p: only $20,000! Call 886-2481 for fast results! ROSAMUNDTtD^Three bdrm; family home with nice roomy yard for children. Extra large l.r. is 20x20 with fireplace. Gas heating and appli^" ances goi with" vanity bathrm. Carport with breezeway and utility shed, contains 1,200 sq. ft. F.P. $20,000 with $5,000 dn. and balance of $125 per mo. Available immediately. Hurry for this bargain. Piease dial 886-2481. SEAVIEW PARK ESTATES at GIBSONS, Lovely 3 bdrm, family home, sundeck, carport "and only 2, years old. Mortgage available. See this now at F.P. of $28,000, ,5 For action call 886-2481 NORTH RD. Five acres witli older typo house, partly cleared and fenced, 2.16 ft. id. frontage. F.P. are you ready'?, only $15,0001 with $5,000 to handle on terms. Hurry for this one! Call 886-2401 NORTH RD, Two bdrm. house on four -acres���partly clear-* ed, close to shopping, schools * and ideal for child rep,! face this one now nnd get settled for the winter, F,P; $21,000. Term's. .Just call 080-2401 . ORANGE RD.'Nine point five acres sloping properly. Mostly 'in aider. Easy to clear, 1 Asking price $1,1,750, Try your offers," Plenso call 0110-2401' FOIiPOI-Sli] BAY, 0,05 norcH, Close to bench"and mnrinnl Some vlow. Partly oleurod and , ensy nccuHH, F,P���ji)i'ily $10,500, Try your offer, , 1A!< ad ion dial Hllli-lMOl LANGDALE VIEW LO'l'Si Clou r 0d uiul iiiioloniod $;j,f)00 to $4,100. TlHW) 1110 hn-' > Iremoly roimoimbly pricodl ' Don'i wait, Cnll now n|. Hllfl-24111 MARTIN. ROAD, ClinSONB,. I'ooplo nro looklnK nl Ihlii vlow homo for imlni for only $10,000 with ;, Uii'lilH po-iiilblo, Convonluntly plimnod, reconl- * ly i*o<l(icornt��i'|, Living room Willi 'flrepliico, Iwn builiiooiiiH, hilliljl nnd 1 ohmiry kliclutu,. inoiiorn lialhl'ooni, iiilllly nnd workMhop, (.'iirporl, An oxcol-' loiitihliy ��larl'��l'',j'J'l'!i^���,,,,,,���.,i,,la Cnll for ii|xni(ly rotuillii 'llllO-fyllll MARINE DltlVE, HOPKINH. Vlow Join for $'l,ll|l�� lo $4,ll��0 Look for mir hIjiii- CIuiiIoh EnkliNli Konl Eidnlnl Our'Numhor holn/t llil(l-2'llll ACREAGE Cloud Io'OIIinii'iinI.. ftdmimiiiul 'Ttoiul���1,1" iirrini .. for $:i,;kio Cliimltir Rond���fi iii'i'tui- tin' $6,000 , J'rnll Howl 0 iicnm, oUmrod nnd rWrvlrwl, $H),f>oil (!liiinlor H0111I 2 'luii^it. for $<l,000 iiiiu-a-iiii HJiECIALM lloioff Iho Proiiilll CJmvor Pnlnl ��� ��� FI vu v|o\v ' iMTiiii of iM'iiuilfiilly iiloplnis Inml 1'i'iidy lor Milnlivliilon, nil ' no|'vh;oii( Aro you roiidy-- $1^0(10 ��'iiHhtJ)iin,l >|i|l, I'lill, llll MOW III. , ' ������' , imoi-iiii REDROOFFS ROAD ��� Lot 75' x 268' 10 min, drive to Sechelt Quiet area; close tq* water and good fishing, phone and Hydro available, $3,000 cash, Phone 885-96*54, 6804-tfp ELEVATED undeveloped 10 . 'acres within Village of Se^ chelt, residentiail location, , $16,000 cash,. Box 0499, o/o" Peninsula -Tunes, JBox 310, Sechelt, ' 6499-tfn SHELTERED waterfront, Pender Harbour, ,700 ft, southern exposure, tep acres with .2 bdrm house, All facilities, Ph. 885-9565. Write Box 6749, c-o Peninsula Tiroes, Box 310, Sechelt, B,C, , 6749-ifn K. SUTUER REALTY . LTD, ALL TYPES INSURANCE . Gibsons/ B.C. Phone 886-2000 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE WEST SECHELT: Over 1 acre beach front. Solid 5 room home featuring lge., Iiv. rm., ��� din. rm., step, saver kit., 2 bed- rms., 3 pee. bath,: utility and storage room. Attached carport. Grounds nicely landscaped. Attractive terms on $34,000. ' ROBERTS CREEK: Approx. QVi acre with 178' hwy. front. Zoned R II. Rd. allow. 2 sides, excellent holding or S/D property at only $14,000 F.P. on. easy terms. Approx. 1 acre with 103' front, on bJacktop.. Close to shopping, p.o., and bus passes door. Water, Hydro and phone available. Priced to sell at $5,000. Terms too. Better than xk acre good access to beach. Attractive 7 year old hpme features lge. liv./din.Aroom facing view. Modern cab. kitchen with utility cove. 3 bdrms. Vanity, bath, part bsmt. Terms on $23*,90Q. ROBERTS CREEK: Nicely wooded ac. close to excellent beach. All services available. Only $5,000. GIBSONS: Owner anxious foi sale of 1 level ac. with spacious 3 bdrm. home, lovely living room witli fireplace, bright mod. kitchen features built-in range and oven and adjoining utility. Vanity bath with glass 'enclosed tub. Ca r p o r t and storage area. Be sure to see this one now at only $25,000 '���Pp^-^ ' ���*��� ..*��.-.. .-..a. -, -. A real buy. in undeveloped acreage. Approx. 5 acres, level and secluded', excellent holding property at only $7,500 full price. Terms available. -. \\ . ���"'7182-41 EWART McMYNN REALTY & INSURANCE ���"Multiple Listing "Service Box 238, Gibsons, B,C, ROBERTS CREEK;- Two b,r. house" wilh acreage, Very centrally located, 100 flA'ront- figo on paved road,,. Water, phdiW nnd hydro, Carport aiul drivewny, A vory well located retirement,.home, close to bus stop, p,o, iinc| store, Sensibly priced al $10,500, GIBSONS VILLAGE!- pjl'i- trally locutdd two b.r, hoihp, vory clnso to shops and p.o, Now Croiitwood kllchen, Mpnc- loiiH nnd briKlit, Good bnso- monl. nnd workshop, A/Q hunt W/W ciirpuiH h| bedrooms and living room, J'Jroplnco, Excol- lopt ^nrdon, A iionl. well kopl. hoiimi. I'M'. $*i0,000, . HOflEllTS CHEER;- ilmyA well Hllunlcd lot (7Bxll(ill). Fronlngo nn lower HoIku'Ih Crook llund, Connnunlly wnlei' . nvnllnhln, IHoml v|ow propnrty, An ux*.'o|l<*i)t hiilldliig nllo, Modornloly priced nt $,'1,500, CUMHON'fl UOMEHii For Hint couiilry llvlnit lii n nk'o Iwo- IaoiIi'oiihi Ii o hi o oil 4-A of clioliin flnt Innd, Within walk-. Inn ,(l|iiliu)(/n lo nlioppliiM find, hi'linolH, Pi'lco diiiHlli'iilly nul-, ucod by $0,000, , ��� , -GIIIHON'H-HAY- AHKA;-W���� Ini'friiiil .'I liilrni, honio un ii lni|(o Wi A, lnlaj.iAi-1 now twn- hny itiirnito lur pnrkliiK nnd n lili'o mindy Inmoh In llio front, ',il (UMHON'H GOWEH POINT ���lid; Ah now, II Imd, 1000 **(|, ,fl, up nnd full biisomoiit homo with Ihu vllh'Ku imhI ;��|iwo in nil Moi'vii'iiii, Thin in nn Idonl family honm no don't hiinllnlo wilh youi1 nl'fnr, JlOlll'iHT'/i CHEEK j- lloio Im (ino nf Iho nhioiil, niibillvl- Hiorm wo huvo nvui* liiunllnl, Ini'ltn loin on ii nriiilu iilopu nn Iwu, orookit wilh n t'liiilcii uf HEAL ESTATE (ConU ���V 1 A. E. AUSTIN CO. LTD. Garden Boy. B.C. Multiple Listing Service Earl'**' ,Cove Reutaurant, 84 seats���3QQ it. iyomw ��t ferry ter*mipai; AU yew rpwnd hUai*' nes?. 7 d^yJ? a me\t, grp-ssing $4*5,000^-7^ gpici: mine for ert" ergetic (jpupi��. Cornpletely equipped m$ fvi��hisNd. pW*j - owners living quarters $89,000, Around; $25,flpo down. REVENUE house plus nice 2 hdrm. heine on 1,66 acres, waterfront view, hoth fully furnished $33,SQ0,. $15,000 dn. GARDEN BAY laHefront���21 ncres. private, float. Beautiful / location for lodge, cabins, trailer park. $70,000. Pressurized water. Fully furnished 3 bdrm. home, panoramic view of Harbour, $19,90.0, open for offers. ONLY 6 LEFT-^-Approx. %��� a^re* lake, front and view lots on Garden Bay Lake,, Pender Harbour area. Only -25% dn, payments as low as $30 per mo. Buy now. These won't last. Priced from $4,500 to $5,000. VETERAN'S NOTE���Beauti- .ful new 2 bdrm. home on secluded acre of land, overlooking Francis Point. Built to VL.A. regulations. Mortgages ��� can be assumed by qualified veteran at 3Vfe% and 8%%. House and acreage, $29,500 full price: ;. Archie Brayton. 'Tfit. 883-2728r ��� 7176-41 MOBILE HOMES 6Q'xl2- HOUSE trailer, Canadian made; Low down payment and take Over the remaining" payments. Ph. 885- 9516, .7032-41 DOUBLE wide���reduced for- sale. Demonstration model. Must see to appreciate. -Quality built, many features not found in others. May be financed. To ���view, phone'885-2153 after* 6 p.m. . 7085-39 ,,Jnck White Ken Crosby ,Jny VliM'ir llllil-*-im 000-200U,' aiii*-^:ioo VJLim-41 ,1 .( a. i'Io'iiI'imI or Iiulil ly lri'ii.,1, All ,,}jilii..for.,iml,v��!|i4,l)iHI..|ior-.Uita��-.-�� JVIc-iiibor ��� V<uu'rmvi*r Honl KiiImIo Hoiinl PI IONK IIIHlWAll , .��� ���- Nolory... Publle���-���-- , MHTWflH WANTED ~' VlncoProvvor . 006-9359 VVally Paiorson 806-2077 llox 831), aibHonfl,\H,C, .., ' ' 7JII1-41 ij..��iii�� imm it ".mi ' " > WANTBP TO RENT RESPONSIBLE couple wish ito rent small house pr cabhw Oct, 1-Mayr 1, Doug Henderson, Gen. Del. Sechell or leave'message at 885-2080. P y 7163-41 RELIABLE young o-ouple . want, 2-3 bdrm, home in Seohelt area, after October 1, Ph, 985-3084, 7173-41 v;F6a"RBNf ���" :!.;'���', HALL for rent. Wilson Creek Community Hall. Contact Mrs. n. Diane Anderson, 885- 33,95, 5455-tfn WINTER acommodation available from September. Separ- .. ate living i-m. and bdrm. Bathroom with shower-- Reasonable rates, At LoWe's, Madeira Park Motel. Plione 883-B456,. 7097-43 HOUSEKEEP. room, warm, clean, private entrance, 'all found. Working ��� gent. Selma Park. Ph. 885-9535. - 71164fn FURNISHED waterfront cabin by week or month at Madeira Park. Ph. 883-2643. 7081-41 MOBILE Homo, ]2*.-V,. 2 bedrooms, pomp-Ae with skirt? ing and aluminum awning. Only 2 yeais old. Phone 886- 7187. ��� 7066-tin TRAILERS & CAMPERS 13 FT. TRAILER. Ex. cond.. Propane gas, electrically Wired. Sleeps 4, $675. C. Sykea, Beach Ave., betweep Roberts Creek and "Flume. Rd. 7180-41 MADEIRA Park area���New deluxe, fujly equipped units available for monthly rental, Sept. 15 thru May. 1 and 2. bdrms., $150 per month. References required. No children or pets. Write Box 7160 c/o ... Peninsula Times, Box 310, Sechelt, B-C 716Q-tfn _$ BEDROOM l\ouse for rent, ��� $100 month. Pender Harbour area. Write Box 7165 c/6 Times Box 310, Sechelt, B.C_ 7165-43 FURNISHED waterfront cabin for rental near Madeira Park Reliable adults with references. Write Box,7111, o/o Times, Box 310, Sechelt, B.C. 7171-42 MOBILE HOME SPACE Available Immediately Maximum size 12x42 no children or. dogs please. BIG MAPLE *���- TRAILER PARK Phone 885-9513 Also travel trailer spaces available by the month. 7102-tfn ROOM ond BOARD ROOM and board available in Sechelt. Write Box 7193 c/o Times Box 310, Sechelt, B.C. 7193-41 Member of the tyXultiple Listing Service SECHELT AGENCIES LID, RED-WEL AREA " No, 2297 Large view M. 100 ft. frontage ond blk lop Redrooffs ftoqd. Law taxes; belovy $32,OQ! Just steps to easyiCAR access road to beach and possible boatJaunchina area. Try your close cash offers lo the full price of only $5500,00; Call Bob Kent, 885-9461 eves. WEST SECHELT ' ' ^ [ ; No, ?251 A delightful 2 Bdrm, home to suit the sensitive, artistlcly oriented person. A home that has to be seen to- be appreciated, LEVEL 84 ft, frontage facing Trail Islands, attached to approx, 1,3 acres,"*' panoramic view property, May I nave the pleasure of showing this property lo you? Call' for your appointment, Confirm with Bob Kent, eves, 885-9461, TUWANEK ' ''���.- .....0 ., ': '' ' ' . . '' -No, 2301 .Delightful cedar cabin under" 4 yrs, old on vlow lot, In qulolost su/Timer* homo or.pa over, Water, Hydro, Elec, range this Is a dan dy at $7,000,00 & boating for ch 885-9463 eves, full prico, only $2,500.00 dov/n, ��o(q swlmmina Melon, great fishing, Tallow, call Polar Smith, WILSON CREEK . ��� No, 2224 A lot with t/oecj seclusion, wnlor' vIovJ.A'qulol rood. Wojor & Hydro, access to ibpach stoops away. Buy tine, at oply !f.5,000,00 Wilh only *).|,400,00 down. Call Peter Sipllh, 885-9463 ovos, SELMA PARK ��� ,. " No, 2158' 2 hodroorrr honm, oil* now kitchen & bathroom, Polly In&ul'qiod homo,,on o oonomus lot, Pull prlco only $M,000,00, py your down poymonl. To buo thlt* hmmo, call polor Smith, 885-9463 ovos, ( SECHIiLT 7 . a ' r*" No, 1983 Grodlous Hying In Ihis largo 3 hodroom view homo wilh don. 2 2 flroplncos, liosomont, On lolly (oncod and lontlscfipad lol, DcHihlo carport ond U/T drlvo, Por the discriminating Iniyor, pull prico *f>34,p00, Try your down poymonl, Por appointment |o vlow coll Don lloddon, H85-9504. >..'���''' ���WATERPRON'r ������-���r:-~l'-~T7��� : No, 2165 ' 90'ocrjls ol unlouchml lorflst with 3//00 fco| ol t.|i��ro|lnq |usl 20 miles from Socholt, 2 stfoams, Cloon. prlyalo, bucliK ml. iH'MM0'*mn m'M ,,rlfi0 "14120,000. Pon lloddon, i IIUp-VIlU'l, . I, ",DAVIS HAY' ' ', 7~~~~' '"*"' " No 221/ * Idodl 2 Imdroom nillMimiinl iionlo, bilulit mul r.oiivoiiiiin't, lust J ypnrh old,,On joroo vlnw lot, cloniod'oml lnii.lscopml c|oiki |o hmicli ol Dovls llnv Lash pricn VMJW, Po, oppolnlmmil coll Don lloddon, flflb-9504, uarga;n i iarnourf 'r *'"'" -,������������-- Noor now imui ond boom siinimoi tusiduncn Undgii typ'n tiin- MriiUion, IVitoni roof, 220 wiring/ tlniploro, Full |i|iimli|ii(, Lora�� windocK, Ono block to good moomgo .nid ||i>hinu, *'.|�� i 16 000 Coll C, K, Golhorcolo, /Ifl6-70|5. ' U, ' >l0'uuu> GIBSONS' r*"^ r��� No 2261 Allincllvn Iwo Imilroom 'homo,1 A/O f.(,iu,r,��, 220 wnlno' w/w conwlno in living rnum, f-lnlthml baM.in.nil room, l.omo In,\,l S'W1 11/1! nn1"?"'!? rN?,nrii,'"/,|"fl,"1,r0' ",,,n| ,('r f����lro. ,'.",!!1!!.A!.P'.T.,"��/(,{VC��I| Q.M,, tMUhoiuAa, 0H6./OI5, iioti.u,aki; 7������ --- - ��� Por summor or yorir 'rouml dm, Wnll loii^cnpinl thro,, |,d,jn c'o|. loon will, hall |HiMin��nl nnd w���||> |)M||, 2o'��50' |,on |,|, ��� ijiud In Lnkoi.hoi.1 Mood nilnuiim from hvlnrt'i, Loi ,||(1 j o Vn dor lloilioiir, Pull pile feoOO -410,000 down, ,IACR WA|"n SIC1II.LI VIM,AOI; ~~ ," '** i ' , ,N���.m4 *J.|9,(J(K) lot iIimki bdun homo in amim o( Scirhuli fiQ'xiW im Iwo nil goirion n,,,|,Imm.I MmlKir. 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BOATS & ENGINES PETS 19 FT. CABIN cruiser, head, KIND homes wanted foi-~felt- sinlc, tJUnHg.-50 hp''Mercury, like pew. .Trailer, $1,950. Ph, ua-j-pqplT, 6303-tfn FOR SAT.E—Fast. 27,ft cabin trrtis'er; Brantilmayr. design, built 1901, tyuihoguny ^Hpslrako hull; ex. cond. "*""'. 27.5 h.p. Chrysler Murine rebuilt 1070; head, galley, ipe- br'x,-souhde.r. .etc, Phone HBfU 72lllfl;—-*-;-_— sOISMfn 211 FT. J^aYWOOJ*) cabin boat ■'with jeep motor for sale. * Will consider offers Jor bout -wifh motor or either separately, Ph, 880-9300. 7051-41 10 'FT.. Glasspar,- fiberglass hull with cabin, no motor, $800. Smitty's Marina. Phone ,88(1-7711. J 7056-trn . 17' BOAT, fibreglass over wood. 'With 40 h p. Evinrude, runs woll. .$401). H8II-2.197. " 7if)ti-4l tens Ph 883-2733, 71(16-41 LIVESTOCK BEAUTIFim , registered % Arab weanling filly. Ph. Ollfi- 2617. ■ .'.,..'; 7038-41 RIDING horses .for sale from $150 -and up.. Ph. 880-9909. ■ , 70(17-41 FOR SALE (Continued) _ IF .IT'S suits '—• it's Morgans, 8857^330, Sechelt, B.C. '. 8393-tfn UTILITY trailer- with- :good' tires, I|r20, Large ptnv luinkT* $10. Ph. aH5-.9p97. A' 7177-41 jTpm^TnS^'rWpbr'.poUsu- er.-good \ynrlc|ng condition, 88'5-MIG. . '"" ■' Wfi-ii LEGAL NOTICES.JcooVd) — , Lj—, ^_ SUNSHINE COAJ3T ' ' REGIONAL DtSTRICT PUBLIC HEADING Amendment to Zoning By-law Wednesdoy, Septemhsr QY 1971 The Peninsula f lm?9 Page A-5 FOR SALE ""LECTROLUX Sales ,pnd Service. Bob Walt ham- Phone 885-987(1. A 9593-tfn. GROCERsI-1 Husshian dairy case and compr^sscHV very reasonable. Ph". HflB-9336. - .-* 7179-42 WANTED—Boat with ib., o.b. U&S. or lii-ltl' ft. similar. Must be reliab-le. Will pay cash. Write Cam, 4209 Chelsea Civs, North Vane. 7191-41 CARS & TRUCKS GET to know. Ihe. birds, fish, . plants', and sea shores .of British Columbia. Provincial Government handbooks from 5'0c tu" $2. -Birds of Vancouver '$3 fill. Birds of North-America $4 50. Also Sunset IJob.hy hooks and Teach Y oil r&e 1 f books at The Times1 Bookstore .Sechelt,• 885-9(154.' 70,13-41 VINTAGE car- lilliO Dodge .Sedan Model D-H for sa|e Phone 885-9712. 7139-42 1954" FORD pick-up fnr sale. - Ph. 885-9550. . .7115-41- 19(11 PONTIAC V-8 aulo. $35lT plume. 883-2513. (i817=(fn HUNTER special, ' Boomer dune bug^y. Loaded' wilh extras. Offers. Ph. 883-2571. ^ ■ • • '-■ 7155-41 __ , *y_l_.. IJKiO CHEV. tjonrl condition; ti cyl. standard trans. $245. r.8fV-9^f"7. 7185-41 lllti!) IVILISTANG Mach I, 3«*1 - 4 speed. Offers/ Ph. 885- ,9849, or write Box 77J; .Sechelt, B.C. 7187-41 .17-PINT-pressure cooker. 9 cu fl. Fairbanks Morse ."fridge. Roth in good condition. I3h. 883.-2231.- J ,7158-41 G.E. COMMERCIAL 4.5 kW counter lop— deep fryer. Good condition, $35." Commercial shop vacuum, near new, $50. I'H. 885-2200..7159-41 1959 AMERICAN Rambler,. ■ station wagon. Running con-, dition. Best oilers 885-9415. 719-1-41 PETS REGISTERED silver. Afghan hound puppies, li weeks old. For sale. Ph. 880-2737. 7042-41 8 MONTH old male German Shepherd, free. Phone 883- 2390. :.. ,,* ■,' 7104-41 BLACK teacup joy poodle puppy, female': Regd. and innoc. Ph. 885'9797. 7170-43 HOOVER washing machine, 1 '-a yrs yld. Good condition. ■Ph. 885-2895. , 7107-41 I'HILCO 21" b/w cabinet TV $1511. Deep well water pump 011 30 gal. lank, cost $200 seil at $100. Titan ladies' size ac- curdian, $100* All exc. cond. I'h. 885-2292. - . 7174-41 Approx. 5 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR CROSS TOP FREEZER Demo— $-125.00 Boots 10' Smvliner, demo. _ $230 IP Kencraft, used - $295 Used Motors 90 hp .JOHNSON 40 hp Mercury 40 hp Evinrude 50 hp Viking MADEIRA-MARINA LTD. Evinrude Sales and Service -Madeira Park. 883-2200- (7161-41 MARINE ACCESSORIES Paint r— Fibreglass 7— Rope -A . Canvas — Boat fiardware Compressed Q-ir service NYGREN SALES " (1971) LTD. A Phone 8Q6-93Q3, Gibsons. B.C. LEGAL NOTICES SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL DISTftlCT : PUBLIC HEARING , Amendment to Zoning By-law Pursuant to S. 703 of the Municipal Act, a public hearing will be. held at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, September 22, 1971, at the Gibsons Elementary School, Gil)sons, B.C^ to consider By-law 85 (34—a lay- law Ih amend the Sunshine Coast Regional District Zoning By-law No. 35, 1970. All persons wlio deem their interest in property affected hy .the proposed by-law shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard on matters contained in the By-law. The intent of the By-law: l.To permit agricultural activities on parcels of one acre or more which lie within the B II zone. 2. To re zone the area at .Chaster, Rosamund, and Pratt Roads (D.L. 909 and «83) front R 1 to R IT. The R II zone permits mobile 'homes and permanent resi- denl striitture's olA480 sq.. ft., or larger. Talce notice that the above is a synopsis of a by-law that may be inspected at tlie Regional District Office, Davis Bay, at the times indicated, namely, Monday to Friday, 8:*}0 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and the synopsis .is noi intended to be and is not to he deemed to be an interpretation'bfAHe By- Purspapt tp S, 703 ot the . Municipal Act, a public heani'g will' be held at 7:30 pm,, 'Wednesday, September }{*> 1971, at ihe Welcome Poach Community 11 a 11, Bodroolfs Rd;, tii cdnstde'i By-law 35 '(4) —^ -liy-law to amend the Sunshine Coast Regional Distnof Zoning By-law No 3"", 1970 AH persons who deem their interest,in property affected by the prtiposeB by-law shall ,hf afforded an opoprtupity tp be heard on matters contained in the By-law'. . , The intent of the By-law 1 l.To permit additional copi- mercitll and industrial zoning near''highway 101 and Mintie -fload. 2. To change the zoning along Redrooffs Road, . Frances Ave., and in the Eureka sub"7" division. This by-law introduces a predominate R 11 zoning whicli permits 'mobile homes and. permanent residential structures of 480 sq.' ft. or larger.. Agricultural activities will be permitted on larger parcels. - Take notice lhat the above is a synopsis of a by*Jaw that may be inspected at the Regional District Office, Davis Bay, at the times indicated, namely, Monday to Friday, 8:,30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.rn. to 4:00 p.m. and the synopsis is not intended to be and is not to be deemed lo be an interpretation of the By-law. Sunshine Coast Regional District Box 800, Sechelt, B.C. 885-2838 v — ■\C. F. GOODING -—*■ -Secretary Treasurer - ........ 7120r.pub..September 1,- '71 i»«r» 1 t ti PENDER HARBdUR. \ TABERNACLE (Undenominational) SUNPAY SCHOOL ANP BIBLE CUSS 9:45 A.M. CHURCH SERVICE—11:00 A.M. ?m\w Rey. WalferS, Apkroyc| Madeira Park — 883-2374 SUNSHINE COAST GOSPEL CHWCh (Undenominational), Sunday Sefiopl — 10:00 a.m. Church Service — 11:11" p.m. Evening Seryite 7:30 p.m- -r PASTOR REV. S. CASSELLS Davis Bay Road and Afbuty? (2 blocks up from HighvTcy) The United Church of.Canada, SERVICES -y St. John's Unifed Church 7Dav.it Bay ; Sundqy Services - ?:**3tf q.rn, * Roberts Creek United - Sunday Services 7.?:3Qp.rp. . . Gibsons United Church; Sundqy Services - 11: J 5 a.m. Port Mellon United ; • Sunday Services - 7:30 p.rp. (2nd and 4th Sundays) * ' Ministry Rev;- i'im Williamson - Gibsons - 886-2333 A 'rtf Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm Hugh .Weir Weir^rTyson > , . Honeymoon in the Okanagaii after Horth Van. wedding VERY latest models oi Ger- SZ SSSo.^sa?. ls-Pi;1VL;-iS,'Ei"se" 7>r,ai,d M8,co,m :- :..,- ..'.. A„_ A1 ■ Hueh Wen- were united in marriage-at Baptist Church Services BETHEI, BAPTIST CHURCH Merm*3id and Trail, Sechelt Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 q.m. CALVAHY BAPTIST CHURCH Pprk Rd., Gibsons * Sunday School 9:45 am. Evening Worship'.7'@Q-PJn. Pastor, Robert Allaby - (885-2809) A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU. electric calculator $299.50 at The Times Bookstore, Sechelt 885-9654. 7034-40 law.' r I PROMIBf NOT TO PLAY WITH MATCHES Sunshine Cqast Regional District, Box 80t),"SecheJt, B.C. 885-2838 C. F. GOODING Secretary Treasurer 7175-pub. Sep1 .K 15/'71 MELP PRBVENI IORE6T PIBB0 ,i'via<l rjn,*t*,-'i olqrlli.jM orli \a iirrtinaM run* Pfflff Ui,i unl Phone bt drop In todayf Move up to SUNSHINE HEIGHTS* »-»»r»»'"»w"» ^.\mimiil\ifmi^ WllWWjIiliip , * 0 ./*i t*. ■f*MmfpMmw ". .. \ 1 igh weir were united in marriage- a lieautiful evening ceremony at Holy Tnijiiy Catholic. Church, North Vancoii.- A-i.' B.C. Reverend J. Kilty officiated al lhe double ring ceremony. Phyllis is the youngest daughter of Mi and Mrs. Stan Tyson Sf., of Wilson v Cieek, B.C. and Malcolm is the only son ol Mrs. Isobel Weir and the late Trevor O Weir of North Vancouver, B.C. GiVen in marriage Jay her father, tlie bride was radiant in a floor length Empire style French satin gown with lace eii iiain. Her chapel length veil was held in place by a headpiece pf satin petals and she carried a cascading bouquet of /jftUteman.i roses.., andi sleplvanotis. For something'old, llie bride wore her grand-* niottier's birthstone ring. . r •■ Bridal attendants were the Jiride's sisters, Mrs. Ken Moffat of Manitoba, as Matron of Honor and Mrs, Don Hamner of West hank, B.C. as bridesmaid. Both \Veri! gowned alike ih floor length dresses of lilac peau-de-soie and chiffon, and carried colonial bouquets of lilac chry- sianlhemiiiiisand yellow daisies and wore yellow daisies in their hair. The groom chose .James Ballantyne (is hi,s boHl-mimi with Allan Bella and' John'Dunsler as ushers, Mr. Gerry Leini- eux, godfiithcr of the bride, proposed the tnnsl lo lhn bride nl the reception for 70 (jiift.slK Jn lhe Cypress UoYnn of the West Vancouver Community Ccnlro. Sherry J.uvuk;, niece of the groom, wns iiVchnr*»o nf Ihe niiosl hohk. Mrs. Tyson, llm lirldo'S1 Diolher, wore n'di;ess njul ciml chsiinibki of tur<|iioiso silk and liicn with while n(,res,soi-|»!,s, Mrs, W"ir, ini)ll«i|' of lire |g:rniijn,, wore a cold and diusis <)|' pinl'i pemi do ^lironni wilh beige uccossoi'les, J''iir llichoiieymiioii trip to the nkun- 11/(1111, llll) Illicit! chosii fl tl||'l|ll0iS0 COIll 1*11(1 dl'tisH Willi while ni'i'imsoiies lu'i'Ouled by g corsage'of Talisman roses. Upon their return the couple tooli up residence in North Vancouver, B.C. Dental Topics FASTER Treatment Coming/ An expansion of the duties of • dental auxiliaries', how under study, may shorten youij- wait for clieckups and lceep your time iiv the chair to a .minimum. One such study," being carried out in Prince Edward Island through a federal grant, is finding that dental hygienists can be trained to fill teetlv once the dentist has grilled the cavity. Hygienists generally examine, xrpay, clean teeth, take impressions for study casts and instruct patients in tooth and gum care.' They are invaluable in the school system, especially in rural areas where dentists are in short supply. The two-year study, wlji,cjv is halfway complete, follows .closelyAthal of the Royal Canadian Dental Corps with denial therapists. Both are pari of the trend to increape the use of dental auxiliaries to take over Ihe simpler jobs, so the dentist could be Ji'ejL^ to tackle more complex work on his1 palieuls. The denlisl super.- ■vises |he work• of his helpers. Some 1,000 adults and 1.IJ00 children •have so far been treated by such denial teams in lhe P,E,1, study and* all 'liitvi,* accepted lhe situation.. Dental jiygienists were Iruhieil to fill teeth und copuiur and finish all types nf fillings al Ddlhousie llnivcrsll.y', The schinfl Was so .Impressed will) ilu.' preljniinnry 'findings Ihnl jl is planning tn iiicjudc lliis special training ns-pnrii of. Ihe regiilni- twn-,V'Uir dontnl , liygliiiio ciii'i-icuJuiii. ... -'■■ THE ANGLICAfy CHURCH OF CANADA For details of Summer Services in Seehel.t-Redrooffs, Pender Harbour and Egmont please phone: 885-9793 885-9673 885-2133 885-2320 ■1 885-233 V Priest—REV. D. POPPLE, Sechelt Af. is a out mess Silver. Hiil|iioi) from tlm' firihery ut Curlnr's Uny, Alnskir'lurn ill heavy do- innnd In lureiiii) iiIiii'kuIh. us |>uimj 'liollur llian llm siiliiiuii I'luiftlii liirihtir In lhe miiilll. «GAL NOTICES (cont'd) 8.' iwow»*MWi*wwmii*wiiMiii NOT1CI" Tf) CniiJ])]»rORS Jilslnln of Mnry .Judo Hun WJlilJlAMHON; deceused, laid of Hun |.|!», HnMioM, B,(", ' Ci'iulliorn nnd olhiu'ii huvlnn nltliniH H|<illll)Nr-l|li)''NUld (rtillllii urn |iuriili,v i'i*i|ulr<>d lo neiid lliiin duly vni'll'leil, |o . Ihu juiBidii--,i,iiiiH'rJ'iJ!!r:(i.,ir)*Biii- I'di'd HIi'iM-l, Vuiiriniver I. IM'., liuiiin! Iho l,')lli iiny J G(!|ii|)i!r, I ll? I, nl lor wlilrh ijuln Iho iikhcIm of Um mild Kidi'ln will lie dlslrlbiiled, hiivln/t rn- juird only lo I'liilniii Ihnl- linvn (icon ri'i'ulvi-d, ; CLINTON W, KOGT)'! IMIIiLIC TIlimTMlA VlO-lpiib, Hcpluiiibor I, II, II), aa; III7I ^>-*r*0W*W%$Kri''f''*'i**',,l{jt/l SSS23ES mmmBtsm SSE &S8 n 1* 1 CLOSED HoBidays ' r" Sept.-7 "21 " 1 > 1 1' Thank yon'tor your patronage SOLNilC SiRVICE STATION tXKiTM^i T A(R*P7IM<r»linTG. nATRT lOHMTli , 0*00,^**00*00, 0 - ■ir0-+r,fHi»T0*mt*M.*v -00*0-9 0 .0*0 m 0-000* Th,i true romlndor of iomlnp evon|s Is « sorvlco of SECHELT AGENCIES UP. Phono Poninsiih flmes direct for iron llstinos, spodfyino ,'"Pa|« , , Po.il", P|oos« yibio ihoi epoca |s llmllod ond somo odvonco dqloi' moy Iipvo to woll Ihtilr turn; olso thai Ihis Is a "romlndor" llstlpp only and copnot a|woys enrry full dental's, wmnntmnrintvmnn^^ S«pi,;.fl- fl p,i)i, Socholt l.«(jlon iloll, lilnno, ; , Supi. 9—2 p,ni, St, Ulldfi's Moll. S'trholl Hospital AiiNlllnry Miry, A',H\ ^,,,'^;;;::;.fLrii.nii,J',li"i.Kl|.ir,,,l ■|*irl*iPMivConinuii'iliy^|-loll...liiii^Or»»«-.--"-'.'-a«-i<»» ""Supi,""•}.'■-.Jl HpinAlo.illli Unit (ailisonb, .lock H, Jill Hulwiy School Mill 3«|il. ll-.--l^ p.iii. Plll'*ln| ppiinlnii & Opun |louao o\ I'oIkiiIs Crool- ririiliiill, ' , ' . , 1 .rii.«pt, 11--l-f* p,m,* Si,,ri|ldnV. llnll *><:irhnll. Coninnnlol Don MorKni a Sepl, ,13—2 p.m. Hoolih Centre/dlhsops, O.Aap.O, Rrnnrli *Jft Sorlnl Sopi, l.lfl |*>.ji*i| Si» Imll hnilwi Hnlh l-A 10 Urnnrh M0, Goiwml Mlij Sopi. |,'J <*|)iiirh llnll, Sorliiili,' Coll'mllc" WfH)i'iil'i« l.imf|i|ii l<ii(jiilni Sufil,' ,|fi fl...flp.oi, ...Mm, |l«iul<-| MuwlonS W-sbI Soclwli, LA, to flrnwnlos Mlc*. ' ' fii-pi, Ift I i30 p,in, Sfirhfth Union I loll, Se, C|||?en*i nrondi 69'Riifmlnr Mi», • *'.''.' ' Sopt, IH Imm t) p.m. Sorh'oli Unlnn llnll, flrnnrh M0, Doiko, Ritpi. Id •? H pm, Si lllld.i't. llnll, S«rl)ii|l. Gfi|d<m Cliii> Flower. Show, Sup!, II f| p.m. flpliiiiMniio, (*||iM-)iiii,,cii-iidiii-iiioii Cfii«nKiiiii*H, ASK FOR OUR FRE£ CATALOGUE OF MM* ESTATE Mulllpln MMlno Sarylcn Vancouver flciol I^MaU' , Ooori REAL ESTATE INSURANCES ClES::tfDi Socl.clt, D.C. i^ji \m* <■ h m \ ->.* ".-■■TJS -fc^' --' ,�������-,- I ���l *-'Ar,3^5q|3*^'5^ v���^-���,-r**^^*^^"^^ . "��� ' ' A , a f ^-J?:^^^^^ 1. ����*, �� I. ���"l 19 .J ,r- . ���Ji ���"-. 1 -���tew / r* ���n 'I''" - -^ ���**" A 3* o-Ci * A5. V ** ��� > * - ��� J- . *; J IIP������ ���*��� rl I f "*" r���'��?\ C ' ���i* ..'��� - --���-..,:- Expansion Twin Cm k I umhu s Sot h t It branch is now t>pL>n loi business jiul John Hopkins .nul ( ki\ liiib\ mv busy .with }>i*-|>��iicition>�� lot the ol- ficial open nn, this month Ihe lum ber-yard will opeiate ou a ca&h and carry basis. MORE ABOUT ., , ��� Ratepayers' Association ��� - ���from page A-H is increasing the tax stiuctuie Mr, James \vlio was a candidate in the last Regional Boaid elections, advised that'taxpayers elect Regional Boaid du- ectors who made cleai what then plat- iorm will be and who will go into office and get a clear pictuie to piesent to the public. He said that municipal xouncils quietly go ���abputf'their business tjnd at the end of the year present a cleai pictuie in the form of the annual iepoit He agieed that Regional Districts are new and had bieetj dumpd oh us by the Pn ovincial Government. Mrs. Skellett of the West Gibsons Heights Ratepayeis reminded taxpayeis that the Hon. Dan Campbell, Ministei of Municipal Affairs and the Hon Isabel Da.wson will attend a public meeting at Gibsons Legion Hall on Wednesday, September 29, Executive officeis of the S.C. Regional District Ratepayers and Director Frank West of the Regional'Board will be present. - * ' ^ \ "SB* : as j - s'" <*- J t* Oft bid ' 'LJ "i �� ""*��� "l Page A-6- . Tho Peninsula Timei Wednesday, September 8, 1971 ���t |MMi-i|��.��� 1l>T��l-f"q.-��ii ���t-iifJ..��.|.��li,l...ii,.'.>.^i '* ������ ���lll'H ������* Gibsons Rod-&-Gun . Annual Shoot results CHARLIE _Burns__ jyipiliortal shooting event which took '-place at the Gibsons Rod and-Gun Glt*b-August 20 1971 - marked the end of summer and the beginning of fall and hunting season, Fourteen competitors vied tor the cov- . ptepl Burns Trophy but onlly one took the awaid out of a' three way tie on the meat,of a tightest' 3 shot gioup. Congratulations to Bud Jones foi some very fine shooting and for doing his thing again. This was his thud Burns Tiophy win Tied with him weie Mark l"tugglps, last yeais winner and Mr. Gunnel Wlggaid of Sechelt. Winners of the vaiious tiophjes are cis tollawAustin Mooreroft, Gibsons Rod & Gun Club, best 50 yds prone Fraiik Rod & Gun Club, Bud Jones, Gibsons best 50 yds standing, sitting, 100 yds Bums and Giand Ag- giegate Chi is Blancevic, Gibsons Rod & Gun Club best 100 yds 5 shot gioup, MadA Ruggles, novelty shoot puze The three gracious sisters of the late Charlie Burns were on hand to -present the trophies to the winners and 'this memorable day which has become a tradition with tJve Gibsons Rod & Gun Club ended once again for another year. However the.end of this special day also marks the beginning of renewed activities at the club which reopens its doors to the Juniors .22 small-bore shoots every Monday evenings; tlie pistol slipoters every Tuesday evenings and the mixed seniors .22 small-bore competition on Wednesday evenings. The trap practice shoots , continue on every Sunday afternoons at 1 p.m. See you at the clubr-shooters, guests or visitors. Drop in whether you own guns or -not���don't be a drop out. Won't you join us? rgra juii.il m^asmimvnvi..iutMmigimjWJm0wmtm��imim0um0immi^, |JI1M��H ��jiiJilinipiiiMjllniin��mti iiiiimi nigwwimiiw.mMMigiww.niyi u.,m. iJSA, _^ PAVING JJHE JSUNSHINTtOAST 'a **%*j33 / DRIYEtyAYS, PARKING AREAS, HIGHWAYS CALL BERT 885-2343 -v. K*,p��*t,*.���^r.*A~.A,xt.* ^j,i<waflift- ..-:���,*L\^JK.*r��.-,y&-*0fa.iAr*rrir.**f'jri.,p*~,-'*J . ^.,.i.ussif.*ie.j*.'^i0 \Joigensen, Sechelt I best 50 yds kneeling ] Rod & Gun Club, bes ii ii 'COOL' SHBRTS 'HOT' SHIRTS SHIRTS - SHIRTS - SHIRTS .1 ���' r- ���v, -1' *\A\%m rorm club "s. f y%A 'H ^\ & -/ U'1 mi - - i J FOR HER! SECHELT JEWELLERS Sechelt, B.C 885-2421 ZJ&-:. Ini Business Stocking up the shelves in the new-- charge of this operation while partly opened Sfechelt branch of Twin ner Bud Norris continues to operate Creek Lumber & Building Supply is the Gibsons store. Mr. Terry Raines who will take 'Vj ��� V. . ., )������'-' Area gr FRIDAYS, '4:00 p.m. S INDIAN HALL ' Jeackpof $300 $75 TO GO ^ DOOR (PRIZE ^ ********_**0*00*0*0**0*0***f!*00*000*******0*! GWG PANTS: FLARED JEANS All Sizes, Shapes And ^Colour* BELTED VESTS CM DfliSPLAY SEE OUR SELECTION NOW Cowrie Street, Sechelt ~ , WEAK 885-9330 Prediction of expansion i��� y.^ ^_^^ realized after two years WHEN Terry Haines mid Bud Norm took over..*, Tv/in Creek Lumber & Building Supply in Gib.sons in Muy of 10(10, they~proirl'ittG'd to expand to mqet ^ggg|^g��:��aia^Mg��SMPS^^ M��M mAAAAMJA* mm ������� % LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN' GIBSONS This Choice Commercial Property Is Approx. ' 2,500 sq. ft. and has wonderful potential i " '�� For information phono days 886-2346; ovos. 086-2872 '000W0*i^i^****^^ ,.!..,.��, community ru(|iiirtiir)0|it-H. Thin was no i,dlo boast, IiihI Sulurday thoy opened another braneb. in ���Seohclt \yhich will bo known a,s Twin Crock Building Supply Cush & Carry. Twin Crook Lumber bus gone out oi! lbs way to Mive Um custoiixtrs prompt and oll'idcnt Kcrvitio and thin will bo tbo policy in Socluilt, Good .service and nuod pilcoH Is our motto, paid Terry ItulneH who will Mtiporvi.so . tlio Socholt store, Ilolpinu Terry are two ymmg pum, John Hopkins and Clay Carby, .John who wont to Achi/ol hero is lal'lntf his fi rut job in tho business wiirld and Clay has' already had considerable oxporlouco in the hardware and lumber field, Operatinj' Irom ficclioll, the nloic will bn*'Iihlo hi Mive belter"Vnrvi^v lo ll)��; I'euder Harbour area wberni ninHlijIic'lloii In r|uli'lfly nntl)erin|{ niomuiitum, 'I'erry "Hui-Kiitcli" Kiilnim Is well- kiiuwiron Hid Muiishlne Coatil an bit. luii)- lly lam been connOcled with llic area since the Hum bis ureal ^ruiidl'allici own* ml the properly in Hoberis .CreeK vyliere llie J'roHbylerliii) Cijmp now ttlaiidh. '���' ; "Hui'-Killcli" is bull) Terry's nlck- iiainit and tbe inline of tbo llslilnu laeklo which Ills former wbolesale company holil tbniiiRhniit H,C, and uerowi CiiihuIh, A A keen J'lhlieiiiiun, Mr, rtalnes helped pr^: aili/.e and promote l|n; B,C, 'Halninn J>tiv by wlili,'l). Is now world I'liinuim, ' The" new busilieiiHwll! bold Us nll'lclal, iipeniiiii wilhin. the next few weeks im inipplloii ni'e still ai'rlvlii'* lor the lienbui- yiud and ninny new lines will |n< op (llnplay, Ip llm iiieiiiitline, ^espoiinc \um hei'ii IreineiidoiiM provlii'* llie necil for iii'|-v|ci'(i lu ibis ai'ifn whicli Is ofcj>,Mi<|||)i{ Tlie i'onl'lilDiicu of youiiK peiipli. 'vyilh new IdeiiH In l|ie ImimIihihH world rim oi'ijy bude ���'wnJI'(nr tbfi fiilure uf Moe'icii, Hiiinepiiu lum suld llin mo;,i ^ ileveloped leri'llory In llnia world js |'|'|(|ii, under your hul, TWO OUTSTANDI PRESENTS G GLBPPEN FABSS9T SPECIALS! KS PS W 3X1 i-i i-.i Ir.'i I'll *4 Dries in juat 30 minutes, [Moods IMo Thinners or Turpentine. Rollors, Orushoa, etc. clomi up wiht just w��tor ONLY, Gull qn Hi cs ����������� 000*0 MM IH S3 This oKcollont oil haso paint is Iclonl for nny oKtorlor surface. Hard wearing nnd durable. Glvoa Ioimjj lastiny protection ,,...,-,..... .SPECIAL, Gitflon BOTH PAINTS JN WHITE ONLY - TINTING EXTRA. ,-,.-- ��� - i .-.-...I. ......,������ i. .ai mini ii i ~mm... ...�������������_.���_�����__ -..,-i.n-ii ,. ��� ��� .., . -������,- ��� ,-p. |r���|r ,-,,. HII��IIMIIWMIJIHJI.II'H��imuKUIWHm ow two iocofions (To Sery '&' Too f'Tho Miv Point*." oop m��k��.Vou n color dflcomtlna nxpnrt, uikos out thu fllwM work mid puiii llio fun hock In d��oor, palntlmi. Simply ��"l"fit your mnln hntilfl, ' ���.���.*no|or for your dwnrMlnfl |>lim from tho-Colorprulllo , mincuiy, Mion, choiw- nil tho ollmr colors yoiir lionrt mny (lofiiro * for nom'plomonmry him, for nccoriin, or jtiM-for-itid-fiin-ofrlt colom/Yotl'll flri<l Hint, nil tlm culprit, you hnvo randomly, wlooiwl nn* nlrondy ���'���r��ATi ��Vrn 11 v^Hf *��F AJ *=*��� f ����"ir'ioVi'^rrt'i'f Irtlrl tact -=s~ * ���** *t> f*�� t 'jr^i-����� rif a <rf' To *r" .you." It'fl nrKMClMlvfl foaturo of "Tho Luv Pnlnt," . "flow yo"�� too, un hriow lhn Joy of crnntlnti nxcltlnff prnfriRslonnl color ecbemns llko liioso you huvo oftor) ndrnlrfidjn honnn d<tnprn|lnf| mnqMlnj^ BuyltM p, TRAIL BAY HARDWARE LTD. Socholt , m ,��phono 005-9028 f0j0*0^kt00Himm�� 111 U-wl an s ss,^ eg PS 0���0* S 32 SECHELT - PHONE 886*2291 or 2292 SPECIAL SAVING ON MANY OTHBR TOP LINE PAINTS ' a ��� .' 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George Hppjc��ns, who were married i%* a quiet cererpony on the afternoon pf- August- 3.3th-(at-the - United Church, were surprised at tljeir liQme on Hall Road, Roberts Creek; when friends arrived, on Saturday .evewng. August 28th, witli a poj.-luck. buftef, and a two-tier cake decorated with pjhlt- rosebuds. Two handsome white qnd pinlj floral arrangeinents wej-e placed on the din=' ing room table on either side of fhe cake. The bride was presented with a beautiful carnation corsage. , . Frfends of the eoyple presenTTd wish them well were: Mr. an<4'.-.Mrs. C;, L-ayv- ���renee... Mr., and Mrs. p. Parry; MrAahd Mrs. jack Eldred; Mr, mh Mrs. IVIqrgan' Thompson, IVTrsi. t, PJiypjn^B^, Mrs.M. Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hughes, Mr. aid Mi-s. Bud Fisher, jvjr. and JVIrs. Alex Gibson, Mr. and JVfrs. "A, Swanson, Mr- and Mrs. R. Cotton,: Mr. and Mrs. L. McQuaig, Mrs. E. MacLean, Mr.'S. Miles, Mrs. M. Gray, Mrs.' L. MacJLean, Mr. and Mrs. B. Starrs, Mr. I. MacLean, Ml'. P. Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs. Gflea^Jiiause s^teMfe^^ VIUAGE OF GIBSONS The next'regular meeting of the Council yt\\\ fa he(d on Monday, September 13, 1971, at 7 p,m. being advanced one day from th^ regulqr Tuesday schedule, ' ��� September 2, 1971 . . DAVID JOHNSTON, /Y\Mnic1pareiefk- i amssagsiBE^^ Grass is greener ��� Under investigstion MORE people, aie living in the cities - P��llCe wce,:e. 'investigating cjrcum- bluff and SWUng.3!'Qlind fefiipg..tlj* .-. nuuuiun, mv ana jurs and enjoying it less. stances of this fatal accident over the other way. Driver was Philip Por- and Mr and Mrs J Kurpig A recent Gallup Pon in the U.S. shows Labour. Pay weekend..The ti'uck was cher of New Westminister; Pasgeiv " - tb^t-60 percent # the resicients of po^rf tmyeUin/itoward iSecl/jelt when it a]i-'--gef':S. were Cecil-Ray Porter ol BjirA Various entertainments Piiious urban centers would prefer life parently crossed, the highwaV north naby and his 14-year-old son Randall from fwiiiaht 'fUafrir* [ in the country survey respondents indU of Halfmoon Bay, -struck "la rock- who. died later of multiple injuries. J^J wl*Yjil in?a��e ' cated a growing disfavor with .suburbs" ^.":-"*i.- .::>:...��� ^ " A ' ��� A * A.... . ��� ^' . ^' - PERCY',' gets off-to a good start tonight at-.the Twilight Theatre in Gibsons. as well as large cities. TWILIGHT THEATRE GIBSONS- -.. A J.AST TWO DAYS The Story of q VERY Private Transplant, No person under 18 years of age will be admitted. JVi ,IWf%^��^;Ai STARRING. Kirk Qauglas, James Mason. FRI. 10, SAT. I'l, SUN. 12 MATINEE SATURDAY 2:00 P.M. MON. 13.TUES. 14, WED. 15 Sally 'Hot Lips' Kellerman IN BREWSTER McCLOUD Seen M-A-S^H? See This OfiOr WARNING; Iqnauoap- Sweqrina ond cqorse '*; ��v- p.e, Birectpr COMING NEXT WEEK A New Leaf with Walter Mothau AND ' ��� .Little Fauss and Big Halsoy See Kruse Drggs Special Matinee Offer .' ENINSULA Section B Wednesday, September 1, 1971 CLIP Tims COUPOM! ; hM\T_ frn (Run PRESENT THIS COUPON AND iWE \�� llii i^yc 0N Y0UR NEXT PhPtie-for pur low prices ori complete Beauty"*Sglop Service, Corilirtenfal Coiffures & Boutique TRAIL BAY CENTRE - PHONE 885*233? obLntLT Valid Monday to Thursday in the month of September pqges 1*6 Sales and service a . . echeit business joined by new Tretailer .*2 - SUN&HINE Coast-W Sales and Service ' Ittcl., opened its doors officially in Sechelt last Saturday, bringing to the area the .services of two specialists in the field of electronics. Partners in the business are Mr.. Gordon Oliver and Mr. Ed Nielipison. Ed's wife Marjorie will Joolc after the book.- ki3epiTig and office. Both families have long *been associated with the area, coming here for holidays, often by cruiser from Vancouver. Mr. Oliver has been in the radio and television business for 25 years and opened a busines in North Vancouver in 1957. Mr. Nicholson has been in the electronic field since 1955, working mostly with manufacturers including GE, Philco anci Admiral. He first pommenced working with Mr. Oliver in 1958. With their extensive background in the business they have Jxiilt up a truly specialist service which is evident in the impressive panel of test equipment which JJn wher^ lhere 1S 'd��� chance an audi- tiieyjittilt themselves: This diagnostic sei-- hle,. waniing could prevent a possible Vice is quite unique and enaJiJes tjiem ca,l,,���il!!!^���'^c.,.a!u';, Wben driving. - ��� i^n.ive.aj.l'ie servipe reqi|j|-ed by the. more uompjeif colored le|evsion sets very good family movie starts on Friday. The original Walt Disney presentation pf "20,000 Le^ijes un-. tier the Sea" in' wide screen and Technicolor. SliouJd be of special interest to youngsters who like lots of color and animation as well as the older fans who slill enjoy tlie old Walt Disney niovies. "Something else" from the director of MASH swoops in on Monday in the torm of "Brewster McCloud", a comedy dealing with absurdities of pur times and the story of a young plan who puts ectrohome sets are ��� arriving in the new on some wings and makes a maiden store daily and the new business - carries flight in the Houston Astrodome. All in as full a line of tubes as is practicable. all an interesting satire, hut once again Like many other people "yA the' aj-fia,: ������'t'-'reqyires your "-student's Ajard to read the Nicholdns and Mr. Oliver have come eighteen years of age. here .j��p escape from the pressure of city living; The Nicholsons aie living at Redrooffs and Mr. Oliver is Jiving in Sechelt, Most people who are interested in orgjm -������=-* ������- - - - ..r.^,.^.^-----.^ ^-^���^-r-. transplants will find this movie enter- ^BfilllllllIlllliIIIIIIIIIiaaail]UllfiaS3IlllIIIIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIEIIIIIIlIllIIIBIglBfaiaail9IBliiaBIIlilIlBIIIIIBHIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllBJSlJB taining. So don't be. bashfyl, if you are S over eighteen, come' on 'down to the Twilight and see what Percy realJyis Another Safe Motoring THE LANE straddler is a highway pest who displays a serious lack of cp|]7 sideration for other drivers, says the B,0. Automobile Association. Lane* markiriigs are on the road for a definite purpose gll I llfll IIIIBIII111 f i III f I III f BfllBBI BIBiriNliimiiriH IBIbTiNIII. GBBSOfiViS & S ARE YOU MISSING THE BARGAINS? Runabout, Wringer Washers, Chrome, Sets, Office Desk, Wqter Pressure Tank. ***- - - ���"���� .*"�� �� ucmmw FWfyvBB a Located behind and the good drivers always remain Uh | MdeGregor Pacific Realty Ltd tine lane except when passing. ��� "- ��� - -" " Skilled drivers use their automobile liorns infrequently. However, it is a niisr taken courtesy to refrain from using the horn whero. lhere is any chance an audi THIATRE with ��very purchase of 6.���� worth of school supplies ^COMPARE OUR PRICES AMD SAVE! 000mMnam00ttmu000ui0t0v000m00Ki0i0mM Njfune PLEASE ADMBT to TWILIGHT THEATRE MATINEE Validated Offer Expires OCTOBER 2$thf 1971 MnwnwwwwwwwwwiMMwwMMWtwM^niwiWwwwmnwniiiMMMti^ DEPENDABILITY ���"INTEGRITY ��� PERSONAL SERVICE Tl-o latest models of AdhUial and El- J/Valter Safety says, "Kneel or sit lovy In a canoe, If upset, HANG ON tp the oanoa until When driving on freeways, motorists ��nay iipd (hat maintaining a safe following distance is impossible because of njher cars speeding and changing lanes. If a vehicle pabses too closely in fronl of your car, yon should drop back to allow a space a little more than the onp car ieiigti,! suggested for .paeJj .K) miles per. lujip-.. speed. Drive with common sense���and "Dring 'em Back-Alive!". A i7 ? . Gibsons, B.C. B I'iL'^g'j^lNlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ Gibsons 886-2234 Sunnycrest, Plaza 886-2726 Sechelt 885-2238 JUSr ARRIVED!'' RIBLESS CORDUROY 8 Co|ori To CboQio Frotn All Fall Fabrics Hayo Arrived fabric *.MoiUe CI-IAHGEX �� Marlnu Drive, G|l����on? 086-7M*> w���imi���Min ������������M.....1............... ^������------���_��� r-n���n-inj��-in>m>mwwnm A~-Yifiii:cunti;iptiiliiiixiini inviting Amchitka , r���by John Savage J*'iyu mli'JioiiH Ions of TNT in one wiliiclysmU! hlusl. A freak of nuluru in llsolf is UiIh n boon In'mail? Tho cnnmrolioiision \H \(m( fmn ,m) I'nr ��� wlial, ��� rlo��s IhiK uvailV ' The |(jh�� li, naiiiru \n grout einnuili ' lur In I hln, mnn, ho fnjlo, 'Hu Ioohoh hnpu ol' n J'riio, p|o|tn, yvui'Jcj, Willi rompjoto aiKluttur ciininni|ii In Ihwh of HJtlMi'e, lil'o, If Hci.nnfj '���' iH,Komothin�� iih-erl and Kpunl. ���lohn fin vail" -^MAXWRtlTHOUSR* COFFEE ?mmnmr/nmrnfinirii-imnmniiiimmriinninn i-inan a r ���(ittj^wssswJ^ffXKitt^ SECRET *��� $88-9416 ^iiijisitnii:ii��ii*iuiiiiimNiiiiiim>!mi!!i!Hiw 'it CALIFORNIA ORANGES VA lb. D��ht��. 7��r OUTSPAN ORANGES '���--"*^*"-*''j^0/yJ-,5 *��� MARGARINE 3 lb, Block 0&0*\ ^^^^^^m^m^^^^^^^^^^^m&^^^!y^^^r^^i iiiiiiiii��HUi��iiiii��HiiiniiHiiiniiiHiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii��ii��iiHHinimiHiniiiitiiiiniiiHiiiiiiiiiini|HiiiEnnm ��*^ii*BB��MJH��:NK^ itssa^H^wi^^^ I 1 I \M1 Fhone 885-9316 Box 799 >' Sechelt See This Introductory Special Model 61321 3,, Year Warranty Roaulor $009.(10 R ALB -"' ^,vor" iif^v--------- <M r^ WnW**\ |tM|MlM|>MHMMM IHMIIMMM ... - a ���tMiJit **\ *? ��n�� '"* M ' ' ,i < Tilifiimcitic -��� Cdiifomporary [ , -;, a Ti> CARLIirpiSI;;, Hctndcraftecl Walnut Solid State Circuits -Instant Play 26" . ' ... :. ���. ' ' .J.' . .'. . . ' ','.'' r'A ,,-,,. ,. : "IN THE mART IF DOWNTOWN SftCmiT" ���r i -,0 #-1*,- . * - *��� a: fP h-J, '. '��� " 0 1 * I -, v A .-I "J1 '"A *<& <\i li'i iK * +��� . 0 I At �� ���* * * ft j***. 0*. ** ���* * ' * ft t * t * f ��� 100*0-0* f ��t * * i M H*V**-** ^*1*i*,��^��?t**^^****��a��**>* #aHMf.lte*Tl^%^rK��*tSt#^��****-# f0,^#M*-Mt*n*m fit*,******** (���* 00*40 000\H0f. #��� *�� ff # # * * ' >��� *"��� ' " < "0 '*��� * ' * ft. ' ' I** * I r' 'i-��**W����> *m*t |-| ;s ** 1 I.-A Record event ��', .��� \, ,' tm 'M , The peninsula Time* ^ T 1.1* " 1 1 - 1 H_ Wedw^dqy,, September 8, 1971 i��ntti quriiu,cu scilrooii "dorby f"- ^pp^1-^^ ^ PRSNOER HARBOUR produces, sixty-eight fish G*ftE\ dawn turwcl mto bright and sun- pink salmon 4 lbs fl a* Vos Pn\i��Ht'^\' ny wether |qv SelQ^Pjn-H'sAenth. poi-othy ��|ph��r��lspu, x ����}****.**, or<l e^" w���� eiShty-elght Mns TO- lilti?" qWi ���o-iine hw yet ��rtiahl q Wwm teWl *w\ sKiv-erata salmon Recked in **pn derby day tp hotter thp on* Ymiem hy-woiah-masier Htmy Chippendale, 'hy tym HmWpy |n m,8 '^^ ^Jgj A-, m the custom, the derby rommonr- l}1 IK ** <v.. I A,. at ilnwp on'SnudW hfr��Hled hy il\P 'Hus y��w Ohprlip Kostflv who wpn the*- H&ppy Dtey *s Beaeh is. a pleasant JSm ^m GARDEN BAY ESTATES SUNSHtM* C(iAS*T PRIVACY IH A PRESTIG"* LOCATION -MAGNIflceNT VIEWS This" year, xvi'b, so many entries, it * t 'u ���*- ** c A- ,- �� ' .wiKa ^'V^r**: "^ lh*ir ^^^ A .-. '���* ', , - *V .. \'��� ' ' ���. \��\ I' // -*-*-% p' '** \ f ' 7 * ^r"nV��. *S^lti*ia placie $i�� ^sr��i ilia.- sainjtmer-��� -.and espacia!Sy s���� durins* the annual fisli- ��� ... - .* .���..-., ... b^^^,rtSS*r^.-i,!iJS^- sw^^iSjr*1*^^^"*?***^^ -\*^t" i* f *" nl^t lh^ <*����� Steve Pylo* *?'S). t. Wheeler (7-4V u^gb-fp ��fe2dlms��. -hsftomien. beach iknv Orafton "((i-tn, Keith HH53"'(fl-S) tbetr E*MalS lusificr spaapy skies oh- Pran��� Camithers1 ���(��--.> 1, Grace Johnson Sisaalay as&i ^aiist-avvil later -far a :*&}>* Murray Rromlev and Gordon Head *'���**������"-"*- ���-*-*^S��*rat*WMa aft the*' Brontlev's (tl-lbs.) - i Gnvce Johnsoiv caijglu the largest ^ sa)nu>n but haying qlre^dy won a prize, ..4hev lady's prtxe went to Cavul' Mittnn Who t-av\gln ft 5:? salmon. The hidden time IU a.m.).'-arize went to-Joanne Uselman. L. Carruthers walli- ed off with a- grocery han\per for the hidden weiglit 4 lb fish. Si* fishermen, limited and some had ��� already won prizes which enabled Ken Bromley to qualify for the most salmon prize with. torHotat weight bf 18-5. Brad Slide's 3 lb ��� sa"h\on ��� won him *he pri2e awarded the largest fish caught by someone under 15" years. The largest t���The Jim Edwards Trophv and $25 .^'S" 'HUsjde �� British inn* -'Sir first prize went to David Orafton who ^''W^ Q.l'fl'ke slept hPfO." The mm Of 1 4ai*(l��J a nice 11 lb 9 ok salmon ,l,p inn���-"The.Queen's Arm*" I qRIAT FISHING. BOATIN��-^ . Rqqds poved, hydro and te|ephono vy vach |(i|; woter system ^nd all approved for septic tahlc. Thp Ideal lafatian tar ynMr recrea- ttonal nt mhmw* b<mw, Sam�� "with* ye&r rptind homes Mudpf ipanstrdielion n^, Ms priced tiQrtV $7.00*1 >yith-a*-low ��m $5Q0 down. Terms and financing available. Enquire today, FOR BROCHURE CONTACT .��YORH5HIR? FINANaAl, CORPORATIpN, 900 W.\EgnA>r St., Vanc^fiver, ���Phone 685-3711 or contact Steve NicoM at Pander Harbour, Phone 083-2724 (collect). Minute Message Weigh-in ^ Selma Park's fishing derby is a hm ���by Rev, Walter S Ackroyd occasion and any of the salinon cumld ������..,,,������., .,.��������,'* qualify for a prize, checking in ihe - "A*?S^^^ silvery c^ho are -ur^ST'toiS S .SJT&tS Sf Emerson and Ja^k ^^^ As we read- the wonderful account of _ . 'Gideon, we find he was a man, though ~~" ^~" "' '."���' " " : from humble surroundings and of little fN ��� I T - " Importance, associated the presence of Uf^ntill I OHI/-C Qod with 'miracles. No bonder God chose *^V * *������**������' * vpiVJ him for such a great task. Jesus j. Ghrist our Lord, was' also a De**��*al Neglect Affects the Whole Perara man who was approved- of God liy mh-r N��ne ou* of tffi Canadians have haH. acles and wonders and signs, which God their health affected by dental disease did by lftm See Act. 2:22. So ' common'. ; is the affliction -that- d Ai 1ar*^��c,^P4p,e^ W>wed in His many have heceptek dental dfeea^ as Steps,;A(!t.;j;|3, hut ����>seema today, many inevitable���yet aie ttnaware that aVper- born again clirisjiftns feel they are so-���- Son's overall.henlth can he affect��l if Eh*- Educated and intelligent, tl^t they mn\ \. dentft) condition is not remedied Who Gideon I���!' i, ��� , Through belter education and a lint* rf- wasi not seek /pnr ' e��Ce' ,hG *wl> WW tlen,al Proi>^m.s can i^ p��- was not seeking Gods directions, tor vented, remedied or repaired thr^gh the ���he already knew that, but was '-asking, tpr t\Vo miracles u'> prove God was with him. Judges 0:30-40. v ��������� And. they (the <l��|L<ipl^s) went forth, and preached everywhere, the Uord working with them and confirming the word with signs following. Murk Ul;2(i, ^:, * ������-��� .Swarms nf yi'llowisl^hnuvn I'lio.s'uh- icnowu ������,���.-,.��� bllvtJ inV(uU.(| Hwv J'"!1 ��!'. '^'IIhI. (v.i.uuhla," nuiui- ��� , 1�� JJ*. nml IiiiiiIiok urn litfially co'vorcd hv skills of dentistry, It is also important to rt-memtier iHat .jloor overall health....��can v.*us�� .U-nE^i problems. Especially closely hm\A. m* poor dental health and dij>?siu��o yyt**U- lems. The contiinu'd picseru** o| physu-Aii rihttVu.se hr iiiegitli'tiitieri, vvli��-iln*-ii in iim- m'outh or ,in other parts ot ih��- ,,.i*iy. ��;:>���. also lead to poor emotional h��-aitu w /* ' pnnM ui>g|i-i-t yum luuiii. ',.'t ltiM ..if yoti'r fiiiully. Cioiaihun IK-i.e.a A-^t�� I I SS3S! asm 2S VILLAGE OF GBBSOMS 1971-1972 QUALIFICATIONS .. Tho names, of roglsiorecl p'rppoi;iy owners -will'outomolically., lie plqcecl on the llsl of voters. Tlt|s should ho chocked when ihe preliminary list Is.postod on Ocl6l)op?.0( 1971 prior to ;tho Court of Revision held November 2, 1971, Quallflod porsohsOTHHR TIIAbl PROPERTY OWNFRS, may in** Iholr nnmofi'entorerl on tfio llsl provided they hove the'quoMicaiiom shown below. /S DECLARATION, lo this' effect mu^ be tileil w��il�� tlnr Municipal[..Gl.erk, orra frirm provided, within one week of heiw) $\Afc ol jho^unlclpol Offlto, South Fletcher Rpod( Gllwons, BC ,., THE MST OF VOTERS WIU CLOSE AT 5 P.M. v THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 197? QuaHflcotlon* for person*! other l-hon'registered property owncn RESIDENT ELECTOR - A A' Cqnqdlqn citizen or other Hriiith rubier i of Ihe full aQO.of 19 yflars, who lins rosiddd cdnlinnously in the Villrnje ot | * Glb86na,,as now extended, fpr six (6) months prior to the Mibrnfeiioik of the proscribed Declaration,; ..,��'. THNANT ELECTOR ���. A Canadian Citizen or oifter RrHbb subjrek of J Iho full ape ol 19 years, who has, been o fenqnt in occuootiofi con- llmioiisly of real properly.. In the ..Village of Gibsons, us now ckIckSwI, for nol loss than six'(ft) months imnrwllalely prior to il>o M'tbnii^^i, ot thp" proscribed Declaration, Those eligible ore occupants of rental promises, who do not roilclo in tho Village of Glbtoni. CORPORATIONS -��u The name of o corporal Ion Is not 'qutoinatk.ollv placed on,the list of electors. Corporations ovvnlnn properly or quolifyiiK) as Tenant-electors, aro required to file with the Municipal Cleik ����iic�� authorization naming some person of iho dill oqo of 19 years, CoikkImm. or British subject, as Its voting apont, Such ouihorl?ot|on mmt be Uitxl not Ofol- (ban 5"pirn; Soplemher 36, 1971. This will remain in effect until it Is revoked or replaced by' tho Corporation. The foregoing applies to'llio Village of Gibsons 'Municipal LUt of Electors only, for use at tho Municipal elections in 'December, 19?I. If further ^ format Ion It required telephone the MunfcTpoI Office fl8672S'43r * ' x ' ��� -'**-*-"' ���" ��� > A - ��� I- �� ��� Gibsons, P.C. , DAVID JOHNSTON lepfemboM, 1971 Munic��iR��f Clerk afaMrfiiiMitii^^ rrr MB ir 0000. 000000 SUMMER'S OVER - but time to , thinH about winterizing yoiir U outboard. : VOU PAY- ONLY FOR REQUIRED REPAIRS FREE outboard motor storage - Boat storage available * MUStANQ'-fliOATCR-. JACKETS Most-sizes avoiloble *.��|.m ,| Reg; 39,95 Clearance :.A..^A^y.:.AJ. ' ..^Uff^ Madeira Park EVINRUDE SALES and SERVICE ��� 883-2266 Government of Britlpli Co!itm?)?o s JVlotor-VoliicBo Pruned p Hon. loath R. Potammh QA, [%h- Attoraoy*QQiiQrQjt .000 'r^Jf r~0.Yr.S0, A/ * f*_ ',/'-* �� f.'.ff/f I'..' **" '/T// ** * ' / * /j ' * / S f S * ���* * / .* t* ' t ' ' '' "* * f'' \1 V. \ i IH ^ ■ '<-• i 1An* \ rr. *.*,f* » . * T.,l ^" J v " *S - «ll -* Sechelt News Notes : ^ _„ Sllfil HESEItT -,S,t0rS l0 NornT^^ Mqrge -be° Sept. island tye*.'^rpimiea will wlf ^A^Wf Pu'-ftley s. weie tlieir daughter Nonifc start uutu after then- District Guider is 11 * The Peninsula Times 'pggg 8^3 Wednesday, Sepfember B, jfjTt PW* a"'! hushand Ten^Schmallz of Burnaby, Mrs. Denalda Sigqyin B8*}-0763 for further MI"#3N, a! ,r. ekJ,e them was Ml" Ll°y*l G»*ee information. Visiting Jphn npd Dprothy Brownirtg 1 ol- Vancouver K Ih .'**'/'* **cLr ' ^ J. >' "SiSSBia • J, . i**J •'.> »U V .i ^\ > r *. - A' X. i'i- June.au where it poured. The Halls gnd thp lijcluers are members of the Sunshine Coast Power Squab- i<*n,„ 'Werne' Uilcht'er is Cni«mainJer for Hie coming season' and Gordon rial] is instructor, Maureen and AiraiJies are well up on Ihe courses supplied by the Squad- inn. Their trouble free voyage speaks well foiL.Lhe_xuimpei.ence of the personnel • i .. * -j - » ' " ' ""' 'wU' vessels.' m .„„ „; 'i-ir» -i-nn . ' '" *S *'' *-^ky>^' ' • -, Mis. Gladys Larrd, former principai of lil.t r.Ji? ° 1Cl.QavlP Rebb quail- S»lroo» *^]l»cb W*S tbe bjggest caught son of Dr ahd Mrs. b. Rebb of.V^ll- 'he Davis Bay school," was a weekend* ni rt! k f p-!fos, .-"• »]fSelma by « jURtqr*. and the second largest couyer chose the $15 prize awarded A1"-"*' »f Mrs. Alice French. Mrs. Lau-d iJeacn uet'Dy with his 8 lbs ti oz fisjrin 'fi)& cferby. 0avid who is the the second-largest fish. w'" be ^achine a> Madeira Park and ..',.•■ ■ ... • v v. _*> , „ , , . ,.A- .'.'-. -—A ,"" I'erder Harbour schools this year. 'IVn wt'ck^ ago iwo pleriMirtr-A-ralt 'l/real giandehil(J Kns;tip~£t. Grandson and ■ft SiTholl lo go Noilh In Alaska Ahoaul gninddaughter-in"^w JJVJqvIm ar*l Tipa ic 'Gay t)0's", Cajilain Gouty Hall, J-'irst KraJJ and tjipir c\\il,\t$ij\ pavid and I3on- Malo, wile Mauri'iT) and new, daugh- na. hms Shoioii, Kallileon nand Naclin ' Captain Npvmait U\c\xon paid a visit Skippering the cnlnuanion vessel tn bkippcMing the cninpanion vessel to his Lfnclo Ml*. Curly Lucken of Davis I ems was, Commande! Weine Richie,-, Bay. With him was liis wife Sheila and lus wile Annulies, navigatoi, crew and young son Sihrioh. Captain Lucken is with galley sla\p alL combined in one They the RCAP. in Cortnepay and is npt long -caused as lai; north as Skagway, calling back frpm a gppdWJlpfli* " " ^"'"' ' in at Prince Rupert, Ketchican, Sitlca,. Zealand, Fiji* |nd ptlm'R wore close enough to the icebergs in J^a- der, entertained h|§ hosts' flight down JSf;^ poipts dpwn yn-7 r,.,, n r> . i •■ •- ., - „::..^,, ....,-. ,„.„,? wi.<h gx-and pier Lo.ntc Bay near Petersburg to scrape off lures, of his toyr, ■■.«■.■ .i cube or two. Also The Tracey Arm ice- Miss ConiUpI^nliam's- gpest over the iieigs. In- Glacier Bay they were, treated weekepd was Mjss PaifJine Barton of i" the sight of the Big Whales cavorting Vancouver.•■■■■>.;•-' ---. A iiimuKL-TJie—weaihei^—w^s—ge0d—tntrepi; —; * A'.A '—~"~~—r~ ^S:! i f quisi nuts ■-A-i Under New Management Frank pnd Jo-Anne Roosen Chevromi Madeira Park 883-2392 i *• 0 -* *'"fs < *r. Sb # f t?'V J ^ ''* ^ " t f, * <?•* < f 5 ? i * '^**A ■■l.t*.-. •"'*%' h| •tit* J:,f; 5t "** "a "If -js,. ■ '!'v ■ For Qi*ick Remits *gisa fimes A,dbtiefs ■ \ **ti WffWM»BtWff ■f \ '- 7 '* ' ' '' ^'' - ' '.^ ■'■•'. *S) - -'. ' ? i \ v*x™ - * *> *■* «■»■*-*/ /a:'* ■ '■ '. -•■ -*-.r;v:^ vX^* -r *-* ^" ' ' V* v'-l - " * ' L . - ■ ' t -t« «t-^ ^i V '-. ' ,.•'■*-■ t-* - ...■*" v^vAv *V~ k- r -r-i* 0 A-r - \. r>fC. *h *. •> -. *\ • .' j-, • J - >****• J"' lab.1 , ir r~\ „ J*, w JX v ': i. -' .V. v*' v* ^» '' '* r- A'*;-"^. -A «*,»*■'.* ' :.** j»-*v"f * . i,V\"V'.. *'* Mi's. -George- Anderson, h'as returned W^i'^Mi^'AM '" wurk ^' ''ie Tasella Shop afler a whirl- i"W">*JU..**Mi* "ftM MaillH t.-ir. ...ill, k„^ nu_.ll... fir: . Sll wil|rf trip with her son Charles Wigg, &$?$ Ir"rn Vancouver, to England where they visitiod Northumberland, Cornwall and Wales for a three week holiday. Sechelt Auxiliary to-St. Mary's Hospital members are reminded that the first meeting of the season 'i? Thursday Sept. 9 at St. Hilda's Parish Hall, 2 p.m'. New members are always welcome. Bridge Players! Sechelt Hospital Auxiliary is being organized now. Would any new bridge players \yho wppld care to join "kindly pick up' regisH-atiPn" forms ;il the TaseIJa Shop in Sechelt. It is not needed to tTG a member, anyone can play. Phone any enquiries to Mrs. Dorothy. McCa liuni 885-2844, register as soon us possible. Closing date is Sept.. 15. ' The first LA^^ to Brownies meeting will S0CC|;l)I$fiiCf llS0Cifl0l MlflG mmttm. SiEPTEWiBlR 13th - 8 p,m. Gibsons Athletic Hall (Armours Beach) All Coaches and/Assistants please attend and bring a list stating: r (1) Name fif teqitn and sponsor v . *2) Ndme and age of players ■ (3) Division in league " * 1 • * ' * ,0. _*fi, <,-»." «"."r i»i»* ' .' I*-..' • : & • it ^--■'•' •*Cjbo?-v^'/.i:V; ■*-■ ;;- '* • ■ :\\,u <■■ . - f' \\ •■ : •,; v -tCA-Af ' rW-t y,'- s*A> „J 0, , ' ' J , *( >>..,: ■/■."JJA±;U ll ..- ' • ;'K"n r >'*.->*.*,,,. rt?.*:-' -A ,v a.l J-',' -I!- a. ,',< ,. j (■' A:v/5 'IV*''; .-,!*, I^ki.',- * . Top Fishe--m-an Presented for the 7|b lime since it Selma Pqrk Bead) fishing trophy is Master of Ceremonies wii.s donated by iVIr. ,Iim Edwards, MA pgvjd fJrafton pictured on.'tl)e Slade. The biggest solm tliiH-yonrs happy winner of the right ond receiving Ihe award from, ll ihp. 9 oz." Mr. Hod mop weighed jj™***~*~™»*^*~~*0»»**»*^^ Sechelr Legion Branch 140 m Legion Hall, Sechelt EVERY WEDNESDAY AT fl p.m. JACKPOT $125 , TO GO $10 DOOR PRIZE i ® i 1 I I ■ B No family.yet. But maybe Someday How bij a house to buy today — fof totfiorrow? How rhiich is a realistic down payment"7 Bob s salary is modest. But his ambitions are high Anne work's too. How much can they afford to pay each month.? Can they get a "first mortgage? And how big should it be*" What if they need a second mortgage? At your local credit union we have the answers "to all those questions and some lhat Bob and Anne haven i even 'thouciht up yet. Not oply will we answer their questions, we'll arrange a first nr second^pittjttge lot thematppeof lhe best inlei est tales in town, If you peed § mortgage cjrop in to your local credit union. You won ! regret it. We lei*d,a belpipg papfJ. -, ...'..-..,. B.C. Central Credit Union «? Ji 2: ^ XL* JA.i ■A5**f '- i A, .ilS ft?1 fr*** USt, > V* . ' ir* 'n*! J - y> ■ " *l *,, Tl 4. * <i % ' Ah *.', ■*.< ■ -J* *-i?t .1". * '-»*■: 'i*-v'i '. H* \\ fck«ji.,M1i.«.i^.,.11«f.li^f>.l,1WBM|1lWWBlw,VWUWMMi(lM,n^ ■fa *n**,'*n****v***^***''*0mnn0,00t%0%0tr.0Ui0uH%0VmnnnM**wn0m ■:Pi 'niii Ihe Offier.Guys SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th M .... ■■■'' 9'p.mn' ■— ,1 a,iiv. .'," CHINESE SMORGASBORD 5 COURSES SATMRPAY -r A|00 fM,,* 9(00 p,M, S'JHOAY 'n- B|P0 CM. ; fli«S P,M.' AiImIU $1,95 Cl.ll.l'run Un.lor 12 $1,25 „,«_:.«.. J10ll>S,lhi.,";ff';<;t.,NpWi..,„,„«_,_ Plhlnti RoMtf Open 'TH 9\(H) ,»,m, Drlvn-li) Y/ln'K 9l'«" 'Tl| 11 |0Q \,,m, ,, Sacholt Phono 005-2311 <SA. ,00m*r00mm*00*imf0i*,00mmu0mm0'mmitm*'0nn0wm*HMt0*»*^^ SWING INTO FALL Children'$ Clothing School Supplies Ladies' Apparel Notion*.—-Kitchen Ware ... , - ( i . OPIN A PAYS' A .WfiRK' HOWE SOUND 5 fit 10 Marino Privo, Gihsons 8B6-9B52._ ■■>..»ii.i,|. liiiiiMi»»ti|,|,tw,l(,,M<M,|l,M»w,,w,||,MM|||M|,M<>>|1||||||<,||||,,,.,w,lw|,ww,.i,,,.i fi WHW^a^^w^wWWMN^y^W^W^ J? . D i iri JS ►' •» 1« " ' "'.ti Hlghwqy lOl Dancing 9:30-1:30 a.m. lyjusic BY Penn Kings Saturday/ September 11 1 . , , ' . .a. ■.,,,., I , INSULA HOTEL—-—'- \i ', ' ' CQWm CHARGR Phono 886-2472 ■ v «- An 0 **. *. 9 *-, ** v . I '"» - .' ***** l> . 5 i 11 ■I ICBC Iin fiiiiiiii i J ||DJII|lllllllllt<a. a.aa^r,* ' •* Inm, js^Si\h*yi*\ ■0i I2( EsfiCp CBS Don't Minn tlio Boat Jn Rntortnlnnmnt Valun iifjniii 'tlil^HjpiiJ^ ?:'.', ' Hnvo Low CoBt;,,Convi»nl«r»t CftMlo Vlwlon Inntallod nowl...'il, Phono to Confirm Av^llnhMlty Toclhyl . TMJtJtJf."^: PH^NE QQ^444 0m*nw*m0m00mm00m0m0mmmm i*0vm0ui00*it,*\»m00,mmmm. **^**'**Muw*mt0mnm0mmpmm0m0000*mm*»fH00Hm0mn0t0000Kin00000n^^ fioc,, 2 for 57c a NOW Z ^r * i,i'- "i i .uluii.lnii GKOCHRIKS —-» NOVCUTfpS,^- .NBCI-SSITIHS OPEN EVERY NIGHT W 10 KM. a -:SSCHEtTf AMitY MART iTD. : Cowrlo Srroet " Phoiio 08^9825 00>mm0i0000imm*00000i00t0»H000000000000f0^mm0mmmiimwiim,mvm0*m,mm ™*0*+.,«...jA: 25% OFF BASEBALL GLOVES Quality G|f>vo», flqwIiMo, ond Nylon SlIMiod '. MWltoo' Head "Mtrlo Chlof Smokors—Smoko your own Salmon—Ekc»rl«5 Plosllc Slioots—Dondy Boot Coycri Vinyl Storm SulM—For, Boatmen & HMnto^H^VN $2,95 sq! 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N*hi%N.����HitflM m, .'r.**'>,'ltt:*i j^' '���-,"��� vs'.-^r *>��� **���*���, tvjf , *,, - �� '��� ��� '��� . - ' ��� VV ������*���.'*'_. t jlugusf wedding * a. a Double-ring ceiemony unites St Dennis^ Bond Halfmoon Bay Happenings i ���by Mary Tinkley AUGUST 7, 1,*>71 was the clay chosen t for the afternoon ceremony which Amutecl in marriage, Beverley Doreen * Bond, twin daughter of Mr, and Mrs, * Arndid Ralph Bond of West Sechelt and Ronald Charles St. Dennis, youngest son i of Mr, Ed St, Denis of Calgary, Albenta. t > Rev. Dennis Popple officiated at-the ?--double ring ceremony which took place 1 in St. .Hilda's Anglican Church, Sechelt, . ', Given in marriage by her- father; the ' bride looked very lovely in her floor * length gown of peau-^d?- SQie with sheer chantilly sleeves and qyei- skirt. Her( ^,wide hrimmed hat v^a? |rimmed with * pink lace and she earned a summer bouquet of chrysanthemums and pink roses, \ - Attending the bride Were her twin sister, .Brenda who was maid of honor '��� and bridesmaids, Carolyn - Foster, cousin ! of the bride and Terry Nelson. Best_man_was-MrALarry_J^elson_and��� '. ushers were the bribe's brothers, David ( Bond and John Bone". . | Sechelt Legion hall was beautifully I decorated -toy the reception where Mr. ;;���JJx��*|i^ the tOast to the bride. Master of Ceremonies was���Mp.v-Den Bond. Mother of the bride, Mis." Doris Bond Chose .a .two-piece coat dress in gold ^WittiAgoid findamber sequins at the Jj ' < r* .' 9 . <**: '���, - ���>'*, .*.. f',0 & ��� 0.1 =- *-*.*���, IWMWaKWWWl^^ For Fditious iELLiOT SEE PACIFIC 290 W. 3rd. Ave. Vancouver 10; B~*e. ""^ 874-5919 W(lffllWHHHinmil"MHHimi**l^^ MEETING of the utmost importance to all property owners in the HaUmoon Buy area will be at the Welcome Beaol\ Hall on Wednesday, September 15 at i.m. rpose of the meeting will be to cor\- ir'and discuss the by-law introduced-, Mrs, Barnes arrived by boat and *&ill stay indefinitely while working on a new programme. , 1 A guest at the Tecl Surtee*? home recently was 16-year-old -Frank Joachim Siebeneic of Lippstadt, Germany, who is a brother of John Surtees' friend, Hans the Regional Board to make amend- ��� ^eisbneh. He, John and**"H��\ns, accom panieri Mrs. Surtees on a ,trip into the inteuor They stayed at a cabin at Shus- wap Lake where they enjoyed the swinv- i*mng and then continued to Armstrong, He-was overwhelmed at the distances anci scale of everything and admitted he had no idea of. th**? lm^ps�� size pf Canada<��� He has new flQvn'hack to Germany io complete hjs educaHq^Abut so impressed was he with Bvitish Columbia that he will certainly bp back one o" these days. Mrs. Surtees stayed in Armstrong for three we^lis at Abe home of her niece, Mrs. Howard Atkinson and she took care qf 6-year-old Kathleen- while jhey waited fqr: the "arrival of Kathleen's T3**}tjjc*-br'*K tj]er. Mr. and Mrs. Sur,tees lived in Ver- p-oh before they moved to jialfmoon Bay 17 years ago and so there were many .old to zoning By-law No. .35, 197Q, This amendment would permit additional commercial and industrial zoning near highway 101 and Mintie Road and would change the zoning along Redrooffs Road,. Frances Avenue and the" Eureka, subdivision from Residential 1 to Residential II, R II. zoning permits two dwelling \\rs\ts, per parcel, each -with a minimum of 480 square feet floor, area. Mobile homes of 480- sqU&re-feet' or larger" would also be permitted, as well as agricultural developments on the larger- parcels. Why-j��H��ark this date up on your calendar ri��"hV -away?' You will get an opportunity to ask questions and state your views on this amendment. All opin^ ions expressed at the meeting will be considered by the Board before..the_bj!> Page B-4 * The PenlnsuTa Time? ^ Wednesday, September '$, 1971 was on his way south and they passed on the road without reepgnfcing each oth^r. They (hd^ manage to get together with Mike before they returned home, with 1200 miles clocked on the trip. IN BRIEF > Ed- and Mar' Nicholson are- settling permanently in their Welcome Woods home and Mr. Nicholson will he operating Sunshine Coast TV Sales and Service in Sechelt in partnership with Gordon Oliver, , Canon and Mrs. Greene spent a vest- ful holiday last weefk at the Sunshine - Inn,-Garden Bay: They reported- thf��t Mr. and Mrs. Perry were wonderfulJiosts and that they. enjoyed their vestAtilid A|ie chance* to visit old friend.**!; A A busy hostess hag. h&qty. Mvs, Min Gi'Ognet of Welcome WoqdV w)\Qse visi' tors have been hev 907yeajvpi(i mother, Mrs. Clara West of Coteau, Quehec, her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sophia West, pf Howick, Quebec,-her daughter, Mrs. Beverley Wild with daughter Erinaan fiom "���"Ottawa and her son Gerald, with his wife Sheryl and children Geoffrey and Michelle from North Vancouver. ^ a0wa0000V0tt0if0tvom 1 W00000J*00fl00000 Wed, & Thur. Only SHAMPOO and SET 1 Almost Vi pnee tntrodmpg PILL MeCULLQCH Gibsons Nent to Music Shpp Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Charles St. Dennis -^-photq by Peninsula Photographers neck line and a corsage of amber chrysanthemums, The honeymoon was spent in the Cariboo country of British "Columbia and for the journey, the bride wore a grey A-line dress with red accessories. The young couple's address will be ���Box 490, oCla'reshti'lm, Alberta. '���Ou'-of-town guests.-inpluded Mr. and M|-s. Don Bond, McLeese Lake, B.C.; Mr. am Mrs. V. Watson and Joyce, Lois Watson, John Hy land, Mr- and Mrs, Steve Ganger from SurreyjAMrsAEADiahl, Mr.'"' and Mrs. L. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. U. Foster from Alberta and Mr. and Mrs. K. St. Dennifs from Victoria, B.C. uiiinuuiniiimjuuuiiiiiiuiiiiififiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiQuinjuja % aus I HAVE omed Excellent fsateA on f I?labile J4i JUWIasses of Insurance Including Life Box 274, Gibsons ' J. H. (JIM) DRUMMOWD INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED Phone 886-7751 law will be finalized. SURPRISE SHOWER A bride-to-be was honored at a surprise b'hower at the Bert Moore, home at Welcome Beach on. September 2nd- Miss -Shelley Moore, arriving home from Set-belt accompanied by her " friend, Miss Barbara Jaeger, .was genuinely surpHse'd* ' to find the lovelv spacious lounge of her home filled with friends and neighbours. She was. escorted. t-o a -throne decorated with pink, and white carnations and presented wit li a corsage by Mrs. Alex Ellis. Mrs. A. Rutherford read a poem written by Mrs. Leta Hanney especially for the occasion. ** -^-*- Aftei- several hilarious games, Miss Moore opened the many lovely gifts she received from the 16 ladies present and several who were unable to attend. Mrs. - Ellis made her an attractive bonnett of . ribbons ami-bows and Miss Moore made a. graciqijs speech of thanks. The delicious refreshments ���'served included a shower cake decQi-ated with pink and'white flowers. Hostesses were Mrs. Alex Ellis and Mrs. Ruby*.Warn* who' were assisted by Mrs. Archie Rutherford. Miss Moore will become the bride of Robert Scales at a private family wedding on Septembeirl lth. ; = ; .,. VISITORS An interesting visitor at the Alan Greene home is Canon Greene's daughter, Mrs. Barbara Barnes, better known as Barbara Greene for 'her radio and television programmes on CBC and BBC. CTUiiiiHimiimiiiimmmHiimiimnnim ��m0mm00m*mumw*,*<r*n,miwm,-0��0w**,Mumi miltmt, i > i t- . * i^ona^atuiatlons to . rsoberU L^reeh [jri ire We are happy to have supplied materials for the new Roberts Creek Volunteer Fire Dept. Hall. TWBN CREEK LUMBER & -BUILDING SUPPLY TWO'LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Gibson? SochoH 886-2291 885-2288 ���WIMIIMII ���;��� X i �������.�����.��.-.-----���.���-���----..-���--..���r-T-rnrrTT-FTinnirwinnnnnan-innirijiiiTiinnriniiciii ffiends to be visited in the district. The country side with it's neat farms a"nd fruit oj-Qhards. ��� A ---�� ��� A i One recent visitor to Halfmoon Bay Whose association with Redrooffs -goes back many years was Colonel Dennis Klitchin,'" the son of Mr. Hubert Kitchin wlio built the original store of the Redrooffs Trading Company some 57 years ago. Visiting their old home at Middle Pfilht have been Mr, and Mrs. Joe Adams Who were guests at the McTaggarl cottage and who have returned to their home-at White Rock after a happy reunion with many.-old friends. ,. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert James at Cedar Springs were their daughter Betty, her husband Larry Walk- e| and daughters Shannon and Brenda. B|-enda was celebrating her 7th birthday. . The topic of conversation at Cedar Springs during the visit often turned to Barkerville, for the James had just returned from a trip theie and Larry Walk-1 er's family had close historical connections with the old gold rush days. His grandfather had driven stage coaches up north in tJipse exciting times, and it was he who befrijended Billy Barker at the tragic^nd of, his. Barker.ville adventure, takingfliim int^Jiis home when he became "ficli and paying his fare to Victoria where \e was to end his days in an old man's h\me. Larry had heard from various mem- bers-'of his familly about the difficulties,, qf travel in those old days,,but the James were able to .assure him that travelling to 'Barkerville isn't exactly a walkover right now with major road construction in hand. Two of the cars in their party sustained damage^ one to the muffler and one to the Jji-akeJining. Th'ey did however, enjoy Barkerville once they arrived there The show was outstanding and they attended the Richfield Courthqu^se where a dramatization,of Judge Begbie's court is enacted daily. ,. The Jamei-' party luul set up their headquarters at 10 Mile- Lake Camp, just . n.ui;%-tjf Questioj, where they..stayed .for three nights, ' A '-. " ' They drove north to 'wtackensde at Uie-.southern end of Williston. Lake and ii bout 13(1 miles north of Prince George. It ,is a bustling town which has mush- . roomecl.pul of an area which was wilderness two or three years ago. Theiv grandson, Mike Monks had taken a year out of. university tciwork there, but while ttW. .were driving north to yifiit him, lie Watch our window for winning numbers DRAW TAKES PUVCE T^UR;, SEPT. 9 AT 4 P.M. Alternate numbers will be drawn and prises not claimed by October 1st will be awarded to alternate,ticket holders. We Have Received Shipment Of Novelties And Variety Goods-���We tee Selling At Reduced Prices EXAMPLES: Ladies' Wallets* Reg* 3.98 NOW 2.59 Picture Frames, Reg. 1,69 ..,���,,., NOW 1,29 Key Caddies, Reg, to 79c'..���, ,, NOW 25c GBBJflORE'S VARIETY SHOP* Sechelt Phone 885-9343 mmm A HOME YOU CAN BUILD FROM See how much more you can get for your money. Beaver has a complete selection of 1.2 3, and r I ' it A bedrbom, precision built pre-- fabricated homes. Beaver has the home to suit your needs and a tep- iMJLfll-JlWliiliimrmnnnnnnnnfiTwnrT.nmvn^fmnp^ppr, K 111 OF THE ROBERTS CREEK Highway 101 nnd Hall Road, Rohortn Crooh Saturday, September 11th Open to fhe Public from 1��-4 pumu i ��� , , WE WISH TO THANK MU�� Ir Harrold/ Hlphlnslone Recreation Com'mMfco* AND THE FOLLOWING! Jack Gll��!�� Rod Palgent ,T��i>"/. Nlckoruon AltiK Slmpklns Twin Crook Lumber Glbsdiif Diilldlng 3u|i|)||a�� Fiedler Droi�� Swonsoh Pr9��. Gibsons Gloat SluiWi Anilro Dubq Eric PrlltUi Jock Maraliull "Joo^piSiMipr ""~ J" GeraM Jlmilli David* F, & San Ltd. Ric|licir��i_fllrjkifi ,������ j.J Jock Eldrcd Sr. ,k and tha community spirit that mado tbli building possible, iii>tyipwBWB��fMia>��i^ii��WMBt fan** >��(&iiiia(Wiiwiii��WMaww ��i*^iiw*0ii^-^wzr*i*^^ MWty&iiblf*ni&iW.��^liiK^iifr^ Scholarship Winner Now at St; 'Joan, Montreal 'in Mili- iary Training Collogo, franklin llob- oilH lias embarked on a fiyo year course loading to an 'aeronautical ' euginouring dpgreo, Elphinstone graduate for military college MU'lIINHTONl!: ^i'liiiliii;nhlp hwuitI wliv- tiur, Knuil'llii HoIhVi'Ih lul'! Vii|)��roiiviir hy Hiirvtcfi iiliiim on Hoplomlitii' lnt, for Ml. .I��iiin,, QiiiiIiiki wluiro ho will itllniul Huynl Mllllui'y CJoIIoho I'm' llio tutxl tlnoo yoftrH, ','*���, ,���,'_' I'Viiuklln wlm will Im III on Hopinmlxir llllll, Im Uio only mod of Mi'H.Monn llol)- . iirlfi nnd Iho Inlti Lloyd HoIkii'Ih of CJHi-' , iH'liK. Jlo ynuluutod iVoni JCI|)lilnntonu lliln yniir, wliiiilii/-* ii fli-Mi cIiihh jioviirnmoiil. iK'lioliirhlili) wllli ��� IiImIl nini'kH of IM In Miillm lillil IM in (Mioinlnli-y, Um nlmi , ���iiuillfloil for Uu. .IIIU,! |s|orinitn MiiKnn/.lo .Sclioliirrililp.' nnd; thiia I'iiclfic Comniiinil, Hoynl (!iiiiiiiiliin J,(!|(|on Hulioliii'Hlilp, nil of whicli im will rnllni'iilHli lo onlor lhn Air Kliiliiont of Mm tJuniidlnn Koirim, - I'lnrollod iiniini tlm l(<i/(uJur Offloor Tinlnlii/i rinn. Kniiiltllii in nliiilnii for hd Ai'i.:!)HiiiiUciil,l|!tiuliiiiuiliiU,diiJ��iuu ..ond- hln.- Ilti'im yuiii'M nl Ml, .limn will Im followiul l��,v iwo ���yitui-ii mi Hoynl .lYllJIlnry CoIIoho ul Klnititloii, Oiilail.v linliiiiloil lulu Iho l-'tnriiH lit llll lm- pi'i'hiiivo oori'iiiony nt Jorlolm on Kildny, Auitiihl 27lh, I'Viinlilln iIiihh mil-^p'ni!!'io l��" "Iiiu lo iillond llio- (lindiiiilloii Coco, liion.V nl Klpliliifitonii on H'lpMiinhiir lltih, NEVEN'S RADIO tk TELEVISION \ / doiifor lur: ZENITH '- - -r FLEETWOOD.- _ ADMIRAL.- PHILIPS 'I' ' ill * ,|�� ��� EVERYTHING FOR' HOME ENTERTAINMENT7 *l) -j�� '* ty Ph. 0062200 Gibsons, D,C, liiil The Sunshine Coast Arts Council is holding a 'HEA MARKET Saturday, Sept. li, 1971 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. ST. HILDA'S CHURCH HALL, Socholt Admission 23c For Info: fW Ovens BB5-9996 * '^MmiM!mu0\miMmmmmnwim.rmm^ MM- P5?! \%\ rific new mortgage plan tailored to your budget, Ask for our FREE brochure listing more tharTSO'con-* venfional"Homes anci over 12 leisure tabins that you can build and affords ._*.,.- . ���������<,,��������� ' ��� ���' There is a local representative' in your area and ybu'll appreciate the personal service^ . you receive and the money you will save, Write or phone for your brochure today. YOUR LOCAl. RPRESENTATIVE IS: DON CAMERON Phonos 522-0611 flTj !����ffl NYGREIM SALES (1971) LTD, your DAPCO PAINT DEALER, in GIDSONS On-��hfl'Wliorf "* 08<J.9303 Qnnllly lloiiitii pud Morlim Pnlnl, EASY PAINT REfaM ^Wl'""!"!"'"'""'!!"1 WMiiwiiiw��"im'"������i��"��''������"����. PENINSULA PLUMBING LTD. Dealor fw ��� >,, Super Kom Toiio and Shoiwln Wllllnms Gibsons - 086-9533 OVAL lii ib pmlocllVn crorini on your-hands hurl nrnV. hoforu you fiinrl woiKlnn wllli .pointing ma,l'*r|,n|**i, -tiiiagQi-ts tho Canndlnn pnlnl Manulnciuror.'n A*>M)c|ntlmi, This film mnkos It easy lo romovo llni palnl from your skip 'when iho job Is --��rr^r^^>lotocl^���~*���"~", ' '���'���' r���*���-����������� .._^ SPRAY TIPS Whon msIihi o can pi aerosol spray paint, lotneniher Ihosn lips Irom llto'Cnnoillah Palnl Manulnr-lureiii Assocln�� Hon: (I) ||o|r| iho can ahoul 10 lo 12 Inches from llio siirlaco, (2) Pificllco on an Inconspicuout, hocllon or scrap ol .malarial to provlow'tho final results (3) Press tbe builnn ALL the way' down and move the can al a steady pace, parallel lo iho surface, Ubo short, dusting slrnk-is, releasing Iho bul Ion nl Iho end of each stroke, M)1 Criiofully road arid follow all of the manulrif.iuioi's label Ins!ructions, ,mm,��u i����iniii��iiiiiinw*Mi��M��wtw..ww��Miiw.iiwi. organ's on1? Wear G.VV.Q. Work Clothes ''���l;r",-"'WorR''"K6fove��~*",~'*" SECHELT, B.C, ����iiiH!Hiwhi>wi��>i��W'"i|"'"W""1' BUILD YOUR OWN BULLETIN BOAnD Neo��| o liulfoiin hu(ii-i' loi o|| i|iii't()J|eoj',*rrhll(,PPilJuil'il''i: "hoffH-" |iifi'i)|"|oiio iiui-nhoiti ihnl iioyoi seem |o jiavo a plprn ol ihelr owni* M(jl<e your own bugi-eutu.lho Capodlon I'olhl Mnntilnniitois Associollon, Cut oui n |dli)o siiuaio of 'm��|ir onllo and sand Hie odgou'lo muko thorn binoulh,'Th��n cover ,lL..wilh..nu". <"' lw��' f'>oin of ao|fLpn|i.)|^.WJ..MML.youiL->quai'o. hah diioil, ml) wilh o cool u\ hiowp (inl|<|u|no glivo, Jo flnlsli, {jlue on ono or moio sguoios of colored cork life In tho color thai will best accent your roonV ������M����M^I��l����M*.N^il*W��M|-^^ TWIN CREEK LUMBER mid BUILDING SUPPLY . ' , YnuV (iiiiiornl l-nlnls Donlbr - M'1*! l��ll|,te| &" Hi ctrfA IViluls ' "; Stiilfthliiio Contt ' Hlflhwny noor ~GIBSONS*,-~w Phono 006-2000 ,00000 1111111' ?>"IPWP 00000 ,0*. -�����.p l%- �� .A . * ������������ '���*, */.J0. 1-J. 0.0.0 0.0 0 1.0,. ft t * ,- f v ,*',*"��� f.*f .';�������/ t P f ���"���-*//1' t r.'*' ���'/', I . ' ' " �� ��I'l'-'l'iff 11 ilJ.*J/-i'/JjL"JJ'l*��'tl*f''''��.*.' <" ' ���',"MK'nl'',1"""''<' '-' ! t * fJi >' '���' ' 'JJ/lJl/fl'//'// ' ;. ��� -y .*..���---���*'-^ ��� ","-���. -���,-,/.- ' "..<*".. i *!..���'<'"*������-.��� *������-!- ���*��������� '---'- " "-A;- :-'���' / .���-'---.**, ***���**��� ������: -".: . ���. . . ���*������" ** r '*���: - ' -*'���: . *' * ���*���'*��. ������* j^>h* * A AA % a * f 4 f # / 4 4 *** r *#**'* > t ^ j- * r r * Jr* r u -v*:* Jt*** JffV > y�� 1, 1 A v ��?* f\>- T^ fenlmmtfTime*A Pag? A-5 Wednesday, September 9. 1971 -*"���***��� r*-*1- ���*������*.^**.t..,u.*rl*.t.0^i.,^ ,,'y ;> ��� . fjftj>' . ,v /�� *��� J'A <'���' J '*'"��� **J*> - pAjR - ^ <" ' ' ' A ' ' " ' ' '" A, ' '��� ' 6a"^&*--* 1)1 .'- _ ,A .L. ?k,./ ( i.*f J-.r , \ . r I ^ 1 ' V *. ' i V in piano examinations 'TWO ^ewasftrtf cantlkktes in the ,luue Piatip e>t��hHriutions' were' Stewart Barnes, if} .-ypnr old SQn ���'' ^i". and Mrs ��� p,. flumps of t-tnl^rts Creek' and Phust- inn Underbill, 11 year old daughter of C-onx-ral and Mrs. II. O. Undorlull of Sechelt. - ��� . ; Slewnrt Pass*e^Jya,J3i:ailfi....nin(�� ^mVli _ fx-ant with 'an h'on.ors, ��|anchuas ot 75%, ranking' (lib hi the Vancouver Centre. The examiner reported that he played his Sonata of Galles with a good iange of tone, ^-,d his Bach was played with authority and in good contrapuntal style, while his "To i Spring' of Greig had the quality of a .balmy spring day .jind the_ ending was exquisite. Christina successfully passed hei Grade three xatu with* (IH'*!. The examiner remarked that she had given thought to the -*.it.,ps���ahtl���H\tr-(jenerql'- detOTl���of phrasing and color ,'and that she had good control. ftofh pianists are pupils of Mib Betty Allen of JmJwrts Creek. ' f ' ' > jJ' '[ i , ', , r.' \ A tt "V r r ;, \ z y L'" yh 'A yy'y .���<���..-,.~, **.i~ v - J*-*-* ir^~rt^<" <- yy��^hyl\W%rM��Jy A \'> i^4^J^'J *> >* /*��� i i. a 1P . 5, ,"1\ t .id. . ,. < .? ; ^ ���it - i -sHf *-v*"i ^ ' "j v -' i 4 j $ -*M^( ^ i -y -"-w^r/';,;,j-^ -A; *--. ity *- * bl (3 JUNK and STUFF! Homestead %***, -**^ W^b,*^ r^, ��V �� ��W ****��� fclkM*4M*��^ f. ., ���*"-����.* , ���i*��.5,M.������j t A' * \ > *"* W v 1 rv XrfH^ * ^ Jl .* , aU* *^> Al��a.%. ' ���*i4ii WILSON CREEK Cor. Field Rd. and Hyw. 10* ^ . ".���Phonp 885-2474 " "'"'!?g'. 'J.*1-'."1.''.'-***';"'.' ���jwwi"wj"��i!"_ii w:��;mwh. ������^n'y.n ������.���. ��� WWW* ���*��** 4, b^ Rven floi'don McKee's hqnse hpltert dvess-up. -fape at Little Pdt Baneji when tie saw hi^ rider trying t.O wheroArimher Trjffl md\m (Mb wnggie into a, girdle during the -held its weekend rodeo. ������'*'" First Class The pictuie ot modesty, ^y^r-old owner Biuce Ctanrter Bred in Noitl* BC Quaitei' Horse shownig He is quarter horse stfljUion "BteokbuiTi Dakota, the beautiful quarter hot he ono of 6 quaiter l*oises oi* the BrusU- 3 wars admires the trophy won at h^s heen placed in 11 shows and wood Faim at G" Umber Tiailb rodeo,.aqd held hyhjf hplds second highest points ,tji the ~* -^ -'A^^ '-���"'���'*"i .. "V'--1;A*;-liA*p^S^gf*f jMS^y^^ rlbsoilfa it's Thai Time Aigain We Store qnd Winterize ALL Makes Of Outboards. Npws's the time tp get your chain sdws in order for yp*|r'-��*| winter Wood supply. ���*J i Axes, Wedges, Axp Handles, Sledgehamrner Handles, J���ChmiT'Salvs; CHAIN SAW C-ENTRE Cowrie Street QQ5-9626 mm- yjfj$M,\\ Wi ^S^' ' s'^'a ^ A <\ V fil u f\ hi. 7S 1 * *" . *��� *i " . J���. > i *. *i "��� . t- i. ,. ?TW&*9**^#''*'!W���0W'fu.'!��^ ��4 pr, lAper TOW Gibsons ��� 886 9543 Ljoddard\ J Izradthlim- t^enb Sechel 88598 i��nn����mww����jH��iwni^Miii��fiy��i����MnH V ����� * * t /* > -iA yy ^ ^,/^'- ��"i"(l ���"- .} V * ��*{ *-** j<**"H| ���* *-!i A A':-*.A\Cv , M $* laasSw Milkman # _ _ ._ -,-IjliLPloud of dusl, Pave Hushy-leaps m** 'om l,iis horse and tears after a be Wildered goal in lhe goat-niilking con- vr^r^^n^*^^^ test;ai Timber Trail's Hiding cinb ' * B *)*U*n. Tho patient goat hold by Tom- ' niy tSlenner and owned by Bergy Soj- #* ;,: berg reslgnatl lierseh lo this unusual y A approach aiul the horse looks mosl ilTli:lgl|W|. rr**) |IM<iilil|IMUliliaiiUlilHW!lliliMiiiiM^ ��� BALLET Royal Academy of. Dancing Syllabus *...; ANNi OOWPO.W Charter Member ot C.D,f.A. - B.C. Branch CLASSES ON THURSDAY COMiyiEIVICIIMQ SEPT. 9 | St. Bartholomew's Church Hnll��� Gihsons, B.C. For Fiirthor ln(o*r��iiatioii Coll rV\rs, Connor, 886-2171 lIMIlillllil-llllllilliOTH WWWWWf mtmn�� W F@S2 ��JU SCES ��������� ORAHOfi JUICfi ��*#*!"ITiiWi, IB o�� crown "r:."'"u,T JU,a POST ALPHABITS Sausages 10 on, Rnfll S|p POHK ANP lllltf , ��i�� 76�� Fricasse Fowl lh. Ground *�����-�����* Shoulclor ��,,7S Prices Effective SeptemHor 9, 19, 11 i/a MIJo from Socholt on ' Hlflliway 101 *W 0B5-9336 ' -%f*?: <K"- A'A v \ *',:^S?-'. 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'- *i^ 0n..**f VvW 8 Rroozo Eutorloi, LntoK Moiutmol lot, SomK-Glqss n/ionninoi Houtto ami Trim 6.P, Poich mid Floor Enomol i SALE Qi- w Gouornl Pa]��t ���Erid Of Summer Snip .', t . ���* ,. f^��**��.sp*��iw����fljii #- ^ # *i #4"#* ��) ^ ^t". HURRYI SALEMDS . SEPTEMBER'.tQth�� EK��ii^SfS DECORATING LIP, Cowrjo St, Sofiliolt , ^qm BQS.aaga f<(iltlU��-flMIiill��!(imilIlIiIlilllIHI����IIiIlllMU|i||fli{U^^^ . . ,��� '.;���'��� k ���.' ���' / ���, ! I, . ����� ;H Al ' I ., 1 #�� ff* #B ���*!��� f*>-HKH,f <p ��. w i (i,'^' *^*i'*i** *** *�� fti**# ("w^^fcfaWM^wi^s^^-irtN^^sWw*^^^ #i.1*��M^#����-*,MB �� �� >��<^w w-.m*^ 0 ^ wm ��r>ut **<�����''��� �� # f * #*' 0 % #*���-; , t t''--1- *��� * * tv 1 * �� * ; l , ���*, * v *��� **>-!* , m* ����� ������ *00�� ���<** ife -V-*r �����-*^*fc i *;���",.ir ��:,.-i V^^v-l-��*������*�� ���** **��� **��� ���* * % *v ^ 1- r 1 *i m ,***���** its* *+���***. *\,** ���m*^'^ ���^ r ** . r 0 * *l rr ** . ��� *. IS - h^- ��. * ' I ��� ��� ���>'��h v " I,.. ! ���** E'J! ( ' I 1 , 1 ���^���WfiMH���*������*��������'*���f������ ��^^^|i|^^i^l��<twM^��^.y^y>^Mrii^^V.^ ^.fiyy^ ^,.*V- , - * - ' " "��� > .';-���- -^ Lygie Martinez , ; . ~"**" ������ - ��������� ���;;��� ���; ' r, , ;'��� v ^ - , Elphinstone student wins i * Centennial1 Essay Contest CONSIDERABLE fesem'qh went inio the Tbe Finlanders, in their attempt to be essay w.hicb Won Elphinstone 'student, Lygie Martinez, a book prize ,in the British Columbia Cejitenial Essay , Contest, . ' *" The essay which is- of considerable loc-il interest' traces the history af the Finnish Settlement at Gibsons Heights -jand is published herewith!" " " '" Jn' 1*396, the British Cplumbia govern-. meiit1 published a booklet extolling the advantages of living in- thij-* province, and inviting groups from countries in Continental Europe', particularly farmers, to Settle' the land. These groups would settle as colonists, They would be obliged to live under "Canadian ,,law, buj could operate theiiii��&mmunitiejs�� on much the manner of municipalities. School instruct tion in Englishvwas compulsory, but there was no" suggestion that traditional languages be dropped on regular cbmmnni- cation. ��� In Finland, in 1902, a considerable number of workers, dissatisfied \yith the policies of the newly established government, decided tp investigate theABritish Columbia land offer, They decided on Malcolm Island as their new homeland, and named their' community Soihtula-��� literally, a place 6f brotherly love. By 1904, some of the colonists had become disenchanted with leadership in this community, Searching.for a. new. place to seJ-7 tie, they found a locality that seemed to suit their needs on the lower mainland, A few came to this new-found land, during that same year, . . " ^The pJateau up-coast from West Ho\ve Suund, which* bad been settled in the 1890's, became almost completely depc-7 pulated again by 1900, tracts of partially cleared land, buildings, and "rudimentary road systems, including miles of recently- used logging skid-roads, weie in existence. In addition, there were stories of the. richness of the land fqr berry growth. The Finlanders all J*>uilt homes and barns. The clearing of tlie land was done with horses, and, generally, only the land that would be used Was cleared. HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE A BAHAI FAITH? Phone 886-7355 or 885-9895 self-sufficient, set up their own dairies, and each 'had'.a vegetable garden. Almost every family grew hay, and owned several beef cattle. A chief occupation for money income was lumbering. Before World War 1, this consisted of horse logging, There were also,-thotigh, shingle-bolt operations. At the time of then- arrival, a shingle- bolt flume made its way through the area settled by the Finlanders and into* the- bay at Gibson's Landing, immediately after World War 1, a second flume was built from the 1500-foot level of Mount Elphinstone to the mouth of Langdale Creek. One Finlander, Andy- Wilander, laid out'the line for this fluine by walk-" ing a %\% grade tlvroughout its six-mile lengffi, He and other Finnish settlers worked, also, at building this and other flumes, ", Schooling was not emphasized. There was little tendency among the Finnish famiiies to use education as - a means of financial and social a*3fvancement. A few however-, did make their way into professional fields. Immediately after World War 2, two agricultural movements manifested themselves in the community. The Farmers' Institute of Canada formed a branch-, and , the Elphinstone Co-operative Cannery Came into being. The Finnish settlers joined the Farmers' Institute and contributed fruit to the .jam cannery. The Finlanders were partly responsible for creation of the Elphinstone Cooperative Store. This business is still in operation and many residents of the community continue to purchase shares in it. ���During World War 1 it would seem that some ' Finnish families put into practise their Pacifist beliefs by assisting draft evaders who maintained a camp up the mountainside above tlie community. Local rumor has it thatproduce from some Finnish farms made its way regularly to this camp. According to local lore, also, a warning system, consisting pf white or red laundry string on a line, told the evaders whether.or. not ,thevvay. was clear to come down from their hideout. Prior to tlie arrival, of the Finnish settlers, Mr. George Gibson, from whom the community took its name, maintained a post-office known as Gibson's Landing, at the water-front, With the influx of the Finlanders, tlie population on the plateau, twb miles from, tbe wharf, outnumbered that of the very small village, the ratip' being about ope hundred Finns to fifty npn-Finns, The result was ftiat a second post-office was established m the home of Mr. James Fletcher, the only original pre-emptor to remain on property tbis far from the water. For nearly twenty year s, this post-office, called Gibson's ' Heights,' remained in operation at the , edge of the Finnish community. An important significant spqieil.aspect introduced by the Finnish people was the community hall. The Finns -built two such ; halls wjathin ten years of 'jthefe arrival, . 'The first,; known as the .Labor Hall, on the property of the Ruis family, two hundred yards west of what is now Henry Road, wp, used almost entirely by the Finnish settlers -themselves,,�� Meetings, regarding community undertakings were held here) Musical evenings and dramatic productions were also programmed, All language spoken here was Finnish, and drama and' songs had been brought from the homeland. The second hall, somewhat larger than the first, was built just west of the'junp7 tion of Payne Road, and the highway,. This hall, known as the Socialist Hall, became the focal point of social life on the Gibson's Heights plateau for nearly , twenty years. The most popular user-pf- the building was for the- community dance. Music was provided by lpcal ���musicians���traditionally pianist and vipL inist���and ladies brought refreshments , for tlie supper that invariably followed ; the last number. Youngsters often gajnfi , '.to watch the dancing and to enjoy their share of saiidwishes and cakes. Dye^H jn-the^wool Conservatives thought nqttyr ing of tripping the Might fantastic in a hail built by dyed-in-the wool Socialists, Towards the end .of its use, this hail also served for basketball and badminton. When, in the early 1930's, the loc-U Women's Institute undertook to build .a much needed larger' hall, Finnish mem^ bers of the settlement joined with others tp help build it with gratis labor. ' Asocial institution re-introduced into the district, was the community picnic. The earliest settlers, particularly the Gib7 son families, had from the time of their arrival commemorated Arbor Day, celer brated, here, on the last Monday of May. On one of these occasions, the settlers had planted maple trees around H>heiu . qne-roonv^ public ^schopli-^^^^;.^-- ^-^ - \Vhen, after 1906, the population became preponderate ly Finnish, tlie picnic date was changed to the first Sunday in May, and became known locally, as Labour Day. Photographs taken early in the century show picmckeis, both Finnish and non-Finnish, assembled in one Page B-6 The Peninsgla Tlmetl Wednesday, September 8 1971 -,,!-,���, ��� "I'l I /.I lit, *���' rt ' of the .community's fields on,some of,- .these outings.-. Generally, the1 occasion called for a picnic,lunch; sports, and the ' speaker, brought in 1a talk on the matter ,of labour rights, .The community picnic pdiUiiuied until destroyed by the changing times following "World War 2. i .V These fust settlers established themselves, not as a colpny like Sointula, their" first Canadian settlement on Malcolm Island had been, but as individuals on privately owned acreages. Neither did they have any otfioia*ly recognized leader, though Idler, Mr. J. - Hintsa and. Mr. Ruis were established as such. Outside of obeying Canadian law, they were on their own The only group organizations which they loined were the already mentioned Fanners' and Women's Institutions. The Finnish settlement was mainly influenced by two.political beliefs; namely,- that of ,the Social Deoomcrat Party and that of the Communist .Party, Both beliefs, however, underwent -a change*- When imported from Finland to a small community and Canada, Although^ members of the two factions may haveAIis- agreed in their debates, all Finnish settlers of Gibson's Heights- tended,- in fact, to practice. ��a sort of community enterprise within, 4 framework of capitalism and private ownership. There ��� was no communal living, There were no welfare ���Organizations, Each - family worked "for ite'- own livelihood; all families'* worked to create spme form, qf cpmmnnity life- T^eve was .veSry little money and theiefoie very litfle ^social stratification. !Sopn after the. Finnish settlers ar- ffiVed, Mi'- TaHe Hintsa was elected to the Howe Sound Board of School Trustees. 'Mr. Hintsa immediately made known tpa. the Other members���men-. who h^d helped build the school in 1891���that -hiis pebple were opposed to the holding of | religious services on school property.. The irrjmediate result of this opposition was the building of a Methodist Church on grounds donated for the purpose by Mr. George Gibson. A subtler result was the continuous fj-fe'ed separation 0f chtirch and school affairs. In 1912, Dr, Frederick Inglis came in|o the' community to serve as both general practitioner and Methodist min- Asteiv^His���discussionsAv/jth���Miv-Jiintsa caused Dr. Inglis to discontinue his duties with the Methodist Church. [Al about the same time as the Ingljs. family built their home here, Mr. J. S. Woodbworth, who bad become unhappy, in Winnipeg, at the lefusal of the Metho- , dist Cluiich, for winch he worked, to / adopt* hisj cause'.for controlled immigrar tion. "to the harsh Canadian pra,irios, also broke his religious affiliations, Mr. Woodswoj-th brought his family- to Gibson's landing, where they lived foil some years with the Inglises. It-was an introduction ofrf the philosophies of. Mr. Jake Hintsa, Frederick Inglis and Mr. J. S. Woodswqilth that gave birth to the fundamental pmnciples which were later to be made Wanifest in thes._ Cp-operative Commonwealth Federation, * Today, the founders of the Finnish colony are all gone. Numerically, their descendants foim' an insignifjeant part of the lpcal population, Of the few remaining individuals of Finnish descent, almost none live on land cietired! and planted by their fathers. A ; Homehow, however, something of the. cultmal tiaits brought intp Gibson's 'Heights has lemamed and has permeated the larger community. The area seems to attract iridiyiduals; persons seeking freedom; of,.'expression of thought. The population remains quite nnstratified soc7 iajly. The young become oriented toward hufnanitarianism rather than technology. The people support community undertakings willingly, They are skeptical pf whaj. seems not significant, The area makes room for the widest variation of cultural and political thoughts As with -the���Ftnntsh-gettlement, ^the qommuirity, looked at from the outside, may seem unstructured to the point of being unfriendly; from within, there are no bars ii to friendship, 'Although tl\e 'Finnish, set* - tJement, as an othhio entity has -gone, its influence remains. '��� This week in British Columbia 100 years ago ��� Adapted for the British Columbia Centennial '71 Committee from newspapers of 1871, the year this province Joined Confederation. -^ i ������,.... ,i. - i i ., ,. IL ....... i "* ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimilllllBiillllHI^ 'Bm.m*W**m^ m for Sechelt Bcid camid Chain A/lixee! 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