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Jr lY- r^J- ' *��> ."'' -** ��� ' **. 1 I - <y- .5 V ��� ��. _ it- ,��i . * '- Cjl. ** _ I'V' /_- "���j-" I* ��p��* .n4 i *. - _'-* ���-ji j*. -- \ ' St. rvjrig the Sm-shlne'-Coasf/ <No<fk &>uhd to ^e_1j Inlet); including Port Me Hon; Hopkins J^jjding, Granmom's Londing, Gibsons, Roberts Creek/ ; ��� Wilson Creek", Selrno PcTrK; FSecheItyi.qlf*^pt,nffoy/ Secret Cove, Pe nder Hoibau'o 'MadelrqPofc KJeindole, Irvine's Longing, Eorl Cove, Egmont. Tourist hoQu\ bpeiml atSechqltbiisdepot / .SECHEL5P Chmber bjt Commerce .tourist, booth vis now in operation, at-the, Secheit Motor' Transport building ; and - will be staffed daily'by volunteer hostess $zs between the 'hours of 11 a.m. aiid '3 p.m, ,' --1 -.-.�������� i, ' > / '���" i'i . At a, meeting 'of' tlie'ho^t&ses 'las. f Saturday it :was "revealed that a great dear Of information will.be required in > order to,provide.visitors with adequate t information on the area * ���. / It js therefore "requestect that anyonfe'* K able to supply information on suchlstib^" r jects kst hiking trails,, rockhounding, historic ^ite^, Indian, paintings, museunis' ' and anything likely, to prove of interest,, contact the bureau, ,.,,,, _ , t. f >, ' Six, volunteerg so far include; Mri}. , Hazel .Kadden, Mrs. Mice .'Murray,' Mrjj, Lorraine Conrpy,,Mrs, Molly Snuth, Mrs- , . Ka_y_- Jfelson and Miss Ann Ross," Otb4r * ^ -names of - volunteers aT��. listed 'and'are \ -from Gibsons .-and* ttu;' Pender; Harbour) '}afeas^ They wilf'Join'th'fstiaff as.^the^ R*egistK��tio*t No, 1)42 . 2nfl CIOS5 Moil * ���3 . Volume 6f No. 29 _ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1969 %Qc - s�� < ���I \ ���* f bureau expands. 4 *__, > -f tv_, + ���_, w ,1?.��.-" . Tragedy Sitting sorrowfully, amidst the <char~ onefrieiid who in vain sought 'refuge rod -remains of ihe completely gutted '. underlie ��ed during the raging fire ���*���__.. B. Wedley horn^ at Porpoise-Bay, which took bnehuhianlife, early Sun- nei^ttborhood' spaniel seems'Yto be day'morning. ' " * . > mourmng tho death of his little can- ,- J , * * . ; ; .-.;-���. ... i 4< Xlons Club o . ��� sips iieqre SELECTION, of a site, at Boberte Creek, -in proximity to tbe Sunshine .Coast Golf and Country-Club, for-the proposed Hecrfeation Centre, bargained widespread approval'and the Centre conunitee reports rapid progress now taking place. -Further encouragement .has been derived, from a meeting with-the-Regional Board -which, recommended the* committee .proceed with its plans by providing accurate costs of the * project together with operating costs of the centre. In order to do this the committee has engaged the services of an architectural conoerru'td design" the proposed centre. TheJirm. involved-h.&_ .it-seems, designed similar. Centres "in "other*' communities. Coftt 1 by the 'committo*. A funpl' isiising drive has now been launched' to obtain this, amount and so' far a number of public spirited clubs and organisations bye indicated a desire to assist, ' '. Sunshine Coast Lions was one of the first, .some months ago, to donate $250 to the cause and last week followed up with an additional $250 thus making a total distribution to date of- $500, Many other organisations have promised smaller t* - ��� **" 50 dondtion entire . ��� -i donations and, in one case, .a-few members of one club raised a total of $25 from , their own pockets after ihe'club as,a whole declined support, * - Another, source of revenue" will be derived from the membership drive .and all .those .planning, to use. the Centre are urgently requested to pay $5 now "toward their,first year membership dues, . : This", money may be, forwarded to Tteereation- Centre,- Box 638, Secheit or JBox 430 Gibsons and" a membership cani will be sent in return. \ *Y - -Y .' Pr-. Erie,"Paetkau, chairman of-the .committee, points out that providing, siif- Yicient support,is, giyens #t 'feasible'to* go to Referenda ber^duringj the municipal SUNSHINE Coast"E"all< JFkh~.heW. C..C-V year in" Gibsons has dropped t>y"v tl|e_ wayside, 'so has July -l5t���xrelebration$,'as: a result plaiis^ are .afoot tq;_iold/a tfireje' day^eyent;later'in'August^ '" . ',.'" * ~���,.., ....7.-_ 1 Various organizations Twill,, work Jo UNLAWFUL .. ** - "��T ,. ��� , '��%* ..-^ provide-a series of enteirlainments >/hi<di Game .Warden Bill JVEason'advise? that," VPF pejiUOn so far will include dancing, square'dan��- fawns will shortly be seeh^gpm .and t ing, ball games,ahorse parade;* barfieque -warns against taking them away.'This, - etc. These eyents will tie :Sn"with,s->T&e bf he says,' is against the layojMany pepp% the more popularannnai: events^ux^i 'as pick them up<ont of -kindness, under-ihe r the. Kiwanis^ Pancake Supper^ .held the impression" they are. lost or have been * night prior to'.the Sun Fishing Derby and abandoned,-" however, such j&'rarely 1_ne ��� Gibsons Firemen's Water Sports event.- /,asp QT"1 ,raEl11*' **"- mother Is hiita sKor* ...��� .; i. j- - ;Uiwsoal Visifor . . - / A few yi^rs- ago Ihi^ vessel .would ���- is seen secsoncfe hefore it departed. . have'been looked tupon-as a visitor. As a rescue vehicle,- the craft has -frsocn anotMer pl^et, tod^ itrattraots-*^--already proved an invaluahle addi- Iheattenfion of a- sm&ir ciwd: only/ iion to Ihe ,Coa��ftv Guard branch, and. - Belonging; to ihe Canadian Coast. has. been knofwn *o operate in .ten <^rd5eryice,-the*Hovereraftp)Eddia' "^ t-9"i��' ' brief visit to Gihsdns: last week and j- , -? i*, Hi 1*5 *__ % - , - _. lJ Lit y,, i* .��� -l 13 ii foot waves,' * * * case and usually the mother As but'a,sh.o>t*t Gibsops Firemen's'Water Spo_Ss will distance away. ' J: be held on Sunday-August 24thFah4.4viH be fpllowed'later,i�� the daywittfti, hat- beque^at.Dougal^Park by the Gibsons Chamber of Commerce. ���* " ' - >*'. :l - /Highlight of -the Kiwanis Pancake Supper, vrili be the draw" jfor/the<b<?3t and jnotor, another fund jraus'ing project of the Kiwanis Club. Square dancing ok ft.0 ��I��4l*ljrf* 1C ��.1 ��__-*_ ��-tT'_*^*n_-__J **_._ _i>*^*_ . "._ _,__��� SHUFFLEBOARD Sun__-iii-e ^Coast Lions, club-members are" presently plaiining establishment of a PETITION signed by 207 property owneisr and tenant electors in Rural Area B shuffteboaad for the senior citiaenshomes - ,ot Secheit School .District was presented near Hackett JParlt, Secheit MAJOR SURC5ERY ' * .'. School Board* Sejaretary-'IRreasprer. Jim the wharf is also planned for this event * Mstzier will be,lea*sfing:ihe area for a few Another meeting of the 'committee is weeks m order ^ tu^le^ eurgery fox&x scheduled for, this week, at which, time ^interrial ailment.' DuringTiis'aJKence his -_ ._ �� wmcnaime ^^:^^^^^^-^^y^ vote ��� would involve' considerable' cost. Dr. Paetkau and his committee haye been working diligently behind the scenes, seeking data, feasibility, local,\n- tecest, suitable locations and holding meetings with various groups. He -states that almost without exception support has been tremendous and suggests that if the'Centre means anything to you and your family, the time to support is right now. War veteran �������� Second name put forward for Trustee replacement WORKING behind the scenes for community betterment without fuss and fanfare, Gibsons businessman, John Matthews, with many roots in the district, allowed hJB name to be put forward last week as replacement on the Board of School Trustees,.'";.. "Y'Y.^;...:''yi.y. ,' A vacancy exists uniilibo en<l of this yei��r due/toyji'sigfi^ Hougli rind so far one; other name has abo been submitted^ that of Mr. Frank West,. presently occupied as Regional Board Diredtor, Regional Hospital Board f Director i and chairman of various other committees. He is also involved with a group protesting pollution and another group seeking educational improvement. In recommending Mr. MaUlunvs, long time Trustee Don Douglas stated -at last Board meeting: As a candidote for the office of School Trustee Rural Area **B", I have the privilege pf proposing the name of Mr. John Oliver Matthews of; Hopkins Landing. John is ,a., ��� ivcjil-known: and respected leader in our .-'community, lie has made lib h��m�� hero and,,'iirMJde many significant contribut|on*vto'-the ���development of this area, but thiaiilthc environment that John was brought up in���of hard work, of giving, of contributing. His parents I-omcsteaded In Roberto Creek where John was born'in, l^3- He received hts Elementary School education - In Roberts Creek and his Secondary School cduca- lion iii Vancouver at M'��K<.*o'High School. John ��TV<d in the Canadian" Airforce and after the wpr he put his faith in this* an. f�� and established himw-'if In buainess in JKAKrtti Creek and later in Gibsona lading.' " ���' c'" "���'"' ��� In 1D52 John pcrm'uaded the captivating'Misa'Donrti iShaw to marry him. Tbe Shaw.'family,,.of'.ct)ur*e, Is w��*H-known and highly thought of In this community. A* Ipng-ilms r*_*idctt-* -Dorccn, her par- euta; and gran'lpparcnt*. have pcrvwl this area in many way*. John and Dorcen have two Iwys re- CFf'ivinrjj *tlJcir*cducati��m I" ibis cemimun- Sty and consequently ��bc dc.vdoprnc.it and' Improvement of our educational syi.- tcm greatly contkrm ilwrn. For this rca- .jon', John perved as wir Rural .Icprea-ntative for several years, He and .lis ftamily, however, have always been -nvotved in community affairs. * John i. . member ��� ot '-the Kiwsmp Club t�� w��il as the Rod and Gun Club where he was closely involved Sn the orginal organization and construction. I believe we are fortunate to have Mr. Matthews come forward willing to serve this community in still 'another,'<way,! as ���a .Trustee. lie'-1 is' .o';m'an',:,whoise.,:.in4cgrity' is unquestionable, a man*who has proved , himself,'.'a man who is williriii to j^ive/ uh- s��}tvAAyffpft his.':time 'and,.energy���;.',tp "this.,, very demanding position. I sincerely, ask for your, support, ladies and gentlemen, so thatYye may''have the benefit of this ������ man's;'services^;���.:������'!;', '. i'\ ������������ <) ".���.'Y.,;^;yy THIS YEAR, as in 196S, the Gibsoll5l, Ath letic Association will be sponsoring the' 1969 Swim Classes for Gibsons, Hopkins, and Roberts Creek. Last year's instructor, * Fran. Christie, wiU be returning for another season and has as her assistant Denise Liti'lejohn of Granthams. Fran, a long-time summer resident of the Secheit Peninsula, has just comptetel her first semester at Simon Eraser University where she is majoring and Psychology and English, with a. degree in * Education as her goal (and perhaps even Master's Degree), Before starting Uni- 'vensity she took the fell to tour a bit of Canada, Fran is a qualified Red Cross and Roy- * al Life Instructor. ��� Denise, a resident1 of Granthams, will be entering her final year at Elphinstone High School and plans to enter University after graduation. She, too, will enter the Education Faculty, Denise is a qualified Red Cross leader and is working towards further qualifications. The Athletic Association will be holding a pre-regista-tion evening at Local 297 Union Hall, < Wyngaerfc Rd., Gibsons, .oft/.; June 19 at 7:30 p.m. Several films'will,be shown on dlftercnt^aspects of the pjognam , ���', arid die Instnictors will bepresent to dia- cu*-s*'ih'e'.:ppogram'/withparents. The meet- t3ie Systems Committee of tlie -Cantor Group and the Society of Industrial Accountants, The letter also drew attention to' Mr, West*? participation in" local affairs���Regional District, Hospital District and many other organizations. VACANCY * Mrf Hough's -derm of office would .have , expired in December of this year and the states, "In the event fi)l the yacahcy*is held 'the date uppn-*,vijihich rth&tetha\mg iMte-sp"'* ���y#�� "thoi^pprpv&r^fphe, y injrof 4te-Sec^''^'p^7l^pgr'��� '^^wh^nT^^oV^^oA^ iifUTplrsoT^ SS^mt^v'ac^y, ��� ^Rsi^(��~degreeris-chief account to*'Can?- md-tireirustce\so-appointed holds oftke. ' by Mrs. Eleanor-Wolverton at last Thursday's Boaxdi meeting.' ' "\V ��� .Reading sm accompanying letter, Mrss. * ;WolY<e.jtan s**ated she had'te-ken the"lead from two tnistees, Dr. Bu-rVJicjktand'Mrs,\ K-S^^w-Eo'had suggested that Mr. Frank "West" be* appointed as trustee W fill "the of Commerce. Date,has jboen se%Xaf,Jime 25 at the Peninsula Drive-^n Dining Boom*, dian - Forest* Producis' and. a .member, of Jim Metzler . * * Board Secretarf. .Tiesasurer comineraded - in audit report NO MAJOR changes in School Board Office accounting procedure were recommended by the Board's newly appointed auditors, Clarkson, Gordon & Co. of Vancouver. Commenting on a report presented in committee do the Board of Tni6tees,*prior to last Thursday's regular meeting, Finance Chairman, Dr. Walter Burtnlck stated that auditors were favorably impressed with the way Secretary-Treasurer Jim Metzler runs school district affairs. Members of the pres.. wepe invited to attend the committee meeting to bear the houi< long report presented by a -countonts J. Hutten and R. Patterson. Recommendations of a minor nature will help strengthen certain weaknesses in the system which came to light in the systems review *tvl*ikh ing is opeii to parents and other'int-m^.'... U^'. finn conducted in conjunction witli M persons so that , ���'���'.' * selves with',������<W���'^;pi*og^m,���''and'., fi-1id'^<^ Rcterririg to these recommen-ta-tions where y<H*r chl^ldwm will b_��t fit in. Dr, 'Buitnick stated Ihc^ shoul^l ��s��aiti6fy complaints .sent to the Board and the neivispapers. Recommendations place more responsibility on the Finance Committee of the School Board, In his verbal report, Mr, Hutton referred to newspaper clippings, indicating that he is well aware of criticism which the Board has received regarding methods of purchasing and other matters. His comment was that the Board can be proud of the way Mr, Metzler and his staff are conducting school board affairs and the books are in excellent shape. CONFIRMATION Although not listed in the agenda, trustee Don Douglas recommended that Mr, Mctzlcr-S appointment as ��xx:retary-trea- sure'r should now be on a permanent basis. A six montlis probationary period is normal and Mr. Metzler has, been, on. the staff for ten months, \ commented Mr. Douglas. Majority vote by;trustees .La-**, bonte, Douglas, Jenks, Malcolm and I?ufl- nick confirmed Mr, Metzler*!. appointment. onlydor fhe residue of the'term for which his prejttecessor was elected^ and until his successor iakes office," PjETITION , Stating that Mr,/ West has agreed to accept ihe responsibilities of a trusteee, the Board was petitioned to recommend forthwith to the Minister, the appointment of Mr, West as trustee to fulfill the residue of the term vacated by Mr. Hough. Mrs, Wolverton concluded her letter with ithe statement, "With this petition assuring popular support you can act confidently on the excellent fcugge&tion of two of your trustees." DISCUSSION / Chairman Shiela KiUon stated that (the Board had decided Mr, Hough's icsig- nation look effect from April 24 and the appointment could not be made until aftter June 24, Trustee Don Douglas pointed out thai at a previous meeting the Board liad agrfced to present names only at the June meeting and make the decision in July, Ho forthwith proposed Mr. John O, Mat-: tlicws and outlined his qualifications. Mr��; Kiteon .was'advised."that Mr.���,Matthews had already signed the petition recommending Mr. West, but trustee Douglas commented, this made no difference to his /proposal, ' ��� ,,,','���;.. ; pr- Burlnick recpimnended that Mr, West be considered. New officers *��� p Presentations liiglilight Lions installation night iK^tttBHS '^si^^^>s��^ \fi"��. '^y v-Stt-*** ��� V ��� _ , V. I ttU44��.mi4 Nl4>(M.lb - ���w+*-+ ***<* *-+ V* " feftf." - :. . . - . -r: ���-- x . \. . , *���* V - ��� i . ..-.,!�� ��� ,1,.,, , ��� t * . ' " .������- * ��� ��� ���*��� < . *s ��� - .<������> ' v.. '. ' " - *. ���._-_--.,-_.... _. ���'-"��������� New exwutive of tlic Sunshine Coa^t lions Club was installed last Saturday during an..installation* banquet held at the Peninsula Drive-in Dining iloom. InstaUaition mremmy-wm Liona Hew Executive carried out bj* 2k>ne President elect Gordon Bemcl of Vancouver, From left standing; ' Joe. Bmner, George Eberle, Orville Underhill, Harry Gregory, Ctoclt Bodwsy^ NM1 ��� Ctenp- ���ii bell, John Lewis, Don Clmpnell and Bob Ilefird. Seated; New President Jack' Nelson, Gordon Berocl and rc> ..tiring Prraident Te4-<F-orc*wclJ. ��� , SUNSHINE Coast Lions and Lady Lions hdd a successful In.*.tallat|on banquet last Saturday June 14 at the Peninsula Driv��-in Dining 'Room. Guest of Iioimm- and installing offiafr wasv Mr, Gordon Bcrnel, Z^o-ne Chairmani elect; of Vancouver. f ��� i. Prior tar.'inftallation ccitrmoniea, ��i number, of awards wene presented by 7/mc Chairman, Tal Hohn of Powell Riv- *t; ���these wtTe���One Year Pins io Dr, Eric Paetkau; Kjeld* Hansen and Don Ciiappcll.' Two Year Pins to Barrte tuti- nian and Tcity flodvvjay. Tlircc Year Pin to Gordon IMS. ��� Four Voir Pin to IrviiM.* Bcnner who woa not present, A Spwial Key award went to retiring Pix*i.dk-nt T<ed Fiumdl wjiilc a Tr<iphy was presented to A member for a role he la understood to liavo played as World Greatest, Nudist Actor during a recserrt! visit to a oom*>p��** ikm in.-Sca.Ute,-. - ������ ���' ������- ' Glfta ��*er�� also p��i����nted to Dr. and Bonnie Pa-ctkau in recognition of their club .activities and who arc leaving Hhta monih tor tn two-year etint in San Vntn- ciuco. A fudbcr ptxsienialion was ma .k; Ut Dr. Pa��tkau as chairman of Ihe Itecnsi- tion Center commlt-tec wMh a clwqui, for $2S0, This wais the second d<��nation toward tl�� Center- making a total cum of $600 from' Om* Li<ms, AttfMJwRjr gj&if pr����5��|t4 on ���b--bkU��� of the club by Fred-JbrgenrJcn, w<����t to'Lion Bert Sim and Wilma Moniixm Who aie K-ctting married tJilsweck. N��*w' e-omjtive tor the coming year in- clud��*t-; 'Pit-i.ident. Jack ' Welso.n.-...Vice-. Presidents, Chuck Itod'way .md ifMell Oimpb,*)!. Treasurer, John Lewis. Scciw- tary, Don Chappcll. Lion Tamer, Hurry OrvRory; Tail TwIwUt, Irvine Bcnncr. Bulk-tin Ediitor,' Bob Heard. Dlix*cton.: J<m* Benner,'George Eberle, Orville Undcr- h-M and Hon Robinwn. Hiding the Lions' Ladi*.*s this year ia Marilyn Camplwll. with Fay Lewis, Vicc- ! .resident. Vera Nckon, Stx-txrlary, Bev Itobinwn. .Treasurer. Publicity, Janc-t Moctavi-li. Sutwhinc Contft Girl, Peggy Ayrc��. Phoning Committee, Joycx* Yun- well and Maunoen Hall. ��� ��������� Lhtis.. Jbad-km were installed byTsl" Hahn who dated thl* would he hi* Umt fundion aa '/otw Chairman. fa-tiring Pit*aldcnt Ted Farewell thank- *%\ nK,inlwrs and executive for the ��up** l>��jt they have given him during hi* Utiii of office w��1h a /special word of Uianka U* Swn'tary !><���� Chappel for the ewelk*��t Job lie ban'carried out during th*. past year. Chairmen of various project 'committee* were alno otrngratulated for their rndmvom in ensuring sucvesa of eo many - J-Jtora-1wtotAkm** .������������- ew^^WWW^Hf^fe^FV^*^,--, ^>.> -^IfF .WF-.-FF*,_- ,,^-W-a,. rt FF- * V, .��� ���,*^.,.*hw.jWj*>, . ^,.r. * ,��^..F.���,.,rF,f* n *' **. .��'"..��, ^w �� .J ...... I . i ttj**- H*W��t***,'ll^*,*,'35n��".^*.,, * *4f\JVI * f*��v>*^^#fP'^��MN^l*"tl^*^,,W!' p? ��. ��rNw��^*��p-��("#���# sjj-fJ **>'i'-*#i*>i. h ���*. 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Approx." 400 yds. from Davis Bay Beach. Phone 885-2Q14. ' , " 2745-31 III- . ' ' - | M 1 V/ANTSD TO RENT _ , t y ��� - _ _ i 2-3 BEDROOM house, July 1. Respbnsiblo couple ���with 2 75c, young girls, References, avail- Three .Insertions .L_.��� Extra lines (4 words) . (This rote does not apply to commercial Ad-Briefs.) Box Numbers, * 10c extra 25c Book-keeping, charge 3s added tor Ad-Briefs not paid by , _ publication dote." * ' * Legal or'Reader advertising~35e per ccsiat line". ��� ' ' Display. adverth'mg in classified Ad-Briefe eotiimiis; ��1.75 per inch. SuiscriptiDnRates��� \ ' By mail, Peninsula area _$5.00 yr. By mail, beyond 30 miles $5:50 yr. By mail,* special-Citizens - ,$3 yr. By tapper -,.\ ",,.' , ���* * , 50c month COMING EVENTS TWILIGHTYTheatre;' Gibsgns. 'Wed. Junel��tliio-R.L June 20th, "Hour of the G-_nr,"starr ring James "Garner. Sat.'June- 21, 1VR>n: JUne~23,y& Tues. June 24th, "Adam & Eve" and "Spree"-both Adult. - 2744-29 CARD OF THANKS ,MEL 'and Mary. "Harvey 'of I Halfmdoh. Bay wish to* express.-their most sincere ap-" preciation to friends who sent_ cards* "flowers ahcTA.isi.ed "Mrs. -Harvey during her recent stay in St. Paul's HospitaL 2718-29 PERSONAL ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, P.O. Box 294, Secheit, B.C. Phone 885-9327, or 886-2979. 2457-tfia WORK WANTED CUSTOM rock drilling & blasting. Phone 883-2227. 2431-tfe EXPfeRT" carpenter. Cabinets or what have you. Ph. 883- 2201. 2575-tfn CHUCK'S "Painting & Decorating, interior ��� Exterior. Call 885-2375. - 2559-tfet TH-liICUM Chimney Service. Eaves ^cleaned and repaired. Painting, gardening, -janitor .jervice, old jobs, etc,. All work guaranteed. RRl'Sechelt, Phone 885-2191 or 885-2094: 1871-tfn _ RELIABLE 13 year old girl available for work. Will baby sit daily or at night. House-leaning etc. anytime. 886-2343. 2739-29 NEED a spring clean up? Can't -see the water for trees? Let us solve your tree problems. We limb, top and fall trees expertly and to your satisfaction. Free estimates,��� all work insured. Phone 885- 2109. 2287-tfn , HELP WANTED ;,������������;���'��� .,-", :��������� ,���,,.-��� ,',,.'���'���. ��� ��� ���:������.��� -,', ������ WEST Secheit Y- to wbrk on small sawmill, planer, operation; , some ,'mech^ical ability necessary. Able to op-* erate chain saw, assorted hand power tools, smallfcat,.tractor. Must have own reliable trans*: portation for 8 hr. day, 5 day week. Start at $2,75 per hour. Phone 885-9722 after 6 p.m. 2500-tfn ARE you looking for more beauty, glamour, personality, and money? Ask about "Holiday Magic." Phone 886- 2827. 2733-29 WHI.I..��� IIPHIII-.I-IHI--.I1 _II-.HH I I������.1-1 NOTICE Retired person with own boat, equipped with sleeping and cookirtg ������ facilities , required, immediately for park attendant at Princess Louise.Park, Jervis Inlet, until Sept 15th. Phone D, N. Johonsscn 929-3911 2121-29 *1 50 able.' Ph. =885-2866.. . 2623-29* l_ ,^^_ . ^���, ,, , , , ~ WORKING student reqiiiris room to rent, for summer in Gibsons���Langdafe area. ' Ph. ' 885-2326." r , J " 2736-29 WANTED, 'to, rent. for' the ... naonM of Aufust'.' Self contained'cottage;*-house or suite; ���suitable' for' older .couple. .On or ^near beach. Please reply giving ,iull details to Box 2737,"' . t^enansuia. Times. , 2737-31 ' TElAViL ** . ���*. . " ; * ,���. _,, ���_;��� ' FOR'all travel information and boolani^,. Margaret J-facKen- tie (local-ipsp),. Eaton's "Where ToGo Travel, 886-2960. Gibsons. - "��� . 8368^tfil MOBILE HOMES ��� ���IM i i i ^ * ... _ ��� 50' -x ^8' ^National": trailer, in top shape. $3,550. -883-2555. * . '. "v 2661-tfn -������i.im.i-1 in ��� ������ _������������_. i_.i._.���,���.--������.��� |i i i��� ��� 10'*-x -40* RegaL,2 -bedroom mobile' home.'Sunshine Coast ���Trailer .Park.". 886-9826. , ��� ���*-_������ * , 2715-tfn PETS REAL ESTATE (Continued) | ���*��������� ������������ -.-^������ ��������� I.M,..,.,-,.-,,���.���-.���--^ EXCELLENT commercial lot j,���centre ,Sechelt-Tliight,ray Io- cation, -level* and deared. All service^�� available.^ Box" M04^ Peninsula Times. ."-llO^tfe i ��������� - -i ��� ,r ��� ..L.r ii ii ��� i - ��� PENDER HARBOtfR ���",on the sunny side* 60' front' oa sheltered bay. Near store" & Marina. Delightful 3 bdrm. home, tferms on $27,500. APPROX. 800�� exceUent shore, numerous desireable bldg. sites. Eloat and net shed. Older home requires some re- finishing. Ideal Marina site in ihe "Big "Eish ' Country". Priced,to sell,'at $45,000. Call DON TAIT.. 883-2284. KEAL ESTATE (Continued) g0ATs & ENGINES (conf.) f0^ SALE (���f*3i2isiuc_y , > ifii __��� u,m*m+mmi> ��i-i ����������� ����� ��� ��� ��� -. , , -irnm.ir.i ,,. , "! ..", " i , ' * ^ *''* "* ^"*'t" "" " "'^"*lummwrntmum GIBSONS���Laree view lots 15* Cadilac aluminium" ooat \'THdft Electrib ^ft&iige," $125^ GIBSONS^-Large view iok *^ u_ 1M���^ .^ ^;i^ QU Rangei, excellent .^^^ 19. Washing .machine, $3&95. Gas driven washing'machine; ���-P^e~A.31Tli^ HIM I'll I |_iH"i| j I tw<t>W^wi��-l<l-M^tW-��-W-ll �� Ml I P-HI ��IIIM IBM- - MPjl HI. >l-F��l-ll��IIIIWWIIIIfP���mm~4mWmP��IP^FH-^IH^-I-B^>|ll�� ���* ��� ��� ~- ���--. an vitiate services A -tan- ���135 h.p. Evijmide; with trail- ^ ^ ,~ . .. , , , 5tfc W?f$2go with oSy "ii* & t��p. 88^2007.. 2359-tfn. $89. Washing .machine, $39.95. ���.'> $1,000 down. -BOAT Insurance Information.' $69.95." Used Coldsp0t,3-*ridge| * Fully serviced ,twol bedroom ( ^Marine Insurance ' Claims. .$64-95. Used 'jcelvtinator (like '' part basement home on view Capt.*W_ Y.-Higgs, Box ,339,' new),''$2l5.95.-Single 4 lb. Fori lot in village. Auto-oil. furri* nee. I*ull price $14,000. Terms. Gibsons, B.C. Tel. 886.9546 or* 885-9425. ' - v 2533-tfn Waterfront,��� J*ully serviced lot' in Gibsons Harbour with excellent moorage or wharfage. 80 ft frontage on, safe beach. Fabulous view property. Full price $8,800. ROBERTS CREEK ��� Wat- erfronl. Large, gently sloping lot with over 120 ft. jwater- frohtage in choice area. Easy access to-excellent beach with, bay. Small cottage, some easy beach ac^s EacUpuse.' *^��$j^*��*- j�� Trade your Car, Boat or .. has"2 bdrms., good water sup- ^gjfj^. ��� P"C& ��� ^2455- ROBERTS CREEK ��� Two homes on 145* W.F.T., level POODLES, clipping and grooming, years' of t experience. Phone 886-2601. 2420-tfin KITTENS. Free to good homes. 885-2184. , 2729-29 WANTED WILL purchase patches of standing timber. Phone 886- 2459. 1681-tfn REAL ESTATE THE SUN SHINES-ON ply, fruit trees, Full price $30,000 terms.' ONBLK. TOP, ~~% acre close to beach,^access, 'year. round stream across back of lot. Full price * $2300. f. COSY -7- 6 "room' home on 2 acre- facing on paved road. Oil heatytrOit ��trees, garage,., good garden ' soiL _ This* could -be yours for only > $11,500 on easy terms. > ���, ' - SUMMER .RECREATION ��� 2 .acres with ' 105' of sandy beachl Large 2 bdrm, home for owner,, and 3^ rental units. Tools, trucl-_, -furniture all included in fnllprice of$36,850. GIBSONS ��� Modern, and- spacibus 6" -room " bsm4., home on fully developed acre of good garden* sil. Move in with only $9,000 down. " -POSSESSION ��� with .$8001 downy desirable fully serviced building' lot. Good view and in--areaj of -new homes. , �� -COSY' HOME' ��� A-oil furnace in "bsmt. 50' Wi".T, nice private lot, fruit trees, flowers galore; guest cabin. Home and cabin furnished- Must sell. What "offers? CORNER ��� 4 acre block, close to Village. Priced at only $5,000. Several good bldg. sites on 19 acres 1400' highway frontage, 2 streams, only $5500. K. BUTLER REALTY & INSURANCE Gibsons, B.C. ' Phone 886-2000 * STARGRAFT . . . * p* . Aluminum'*8oats -��� Ail models. Demonstration. available in 18' 6" Holiday ��V", 100>p.< outboard. F.O.B. Factory prices stdrt at $235, ��� Direct factory dealer COPPING MOTORS LTD. Secheit, B.C. . Ph. 885-2812 ar, Boat < 2455-tfn Iff IT'S 'a^-M-*..--M^eatu-' 885-9330, Sech-lt/B-C,. u;. .-\ , '-.*** , Y . 8893-tfa ��� M I III! I.J ill' ��...l|... Ml,, " I ~' BUT" yotir trash . incinerator from'ISecb^"Kinsmen' at $3.50 each. Phone 885-9542.' ��� '.'Y:.^.,'.;.''!,, '������Y'-" *������*." FOR ^Avon* products 'in * Swh- ^'elt "& Wilson '"Creek area, -contact Helen* Phillips. *Ph.- 885-2183.'* ��� "v" -, . 2741-31 _-���-. 1 . , ,. SMITH \ Corona, \ standar4 < tyjpetyriter with extra-large type/in.new condition, Special* at half-price. Phone 885-9S54:.-Island. 2540-tfin MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SECHELT VILLAGE LUSCIOUS ���4 bedroom home. Beam ceiling living room with floor to ceiling Bon McSsLVaaey fireplace, ,Wan-to-wall car-,' ^ Butler petmg, A-oil furnace, double plumbing. Venetian fence ensures privacy, carport. This home is a gem at $22,900. K. Butler Don Tait " ��� 886-2000 ���886-9656 ��� 886-2000 ��� 883-2284 2732-29 fOR". RENT SMALL office to rent, Whlt- akcr block, Dayls Bay. 805- 2280. , 2503-tfn UNFURNISHED one bedroom fiuit�� with fridge, utove carpet. $70 month. Ph.' 8852802. 2719-tfn ^���,,���M-.li^.,^���^-.pMHI...,!.,,.,.ii.!���_�����-..ii.!..�����..II.l,.l.iW.i,),H ��� ��� :.m STORAGE <spmx: available for rent at Davis Bay- Phono 885-2813. j 2658-29 t BEDROOM hou-sfc, during the months of July & Aug- . u-tla the-Ifatfmoon Bay urea.- Sinfle lady or older couple. Phorie 885-2139. 2740-29 JOAVIS BAY���All electric cottage, open for Sunt, $59 week. Ph. 885-0740, 2656-29 HALL for,rent���Wilson Cm?k Community Hall. Contact Mr. II. Aubin at 885-0575. - -, , ' 2035-tfn 50* Waterfront Lot $7,8D0. WILSON CREEK ��� IVt acres, creek, 2 bedrooms, basement, A-oil heat. $16,900. SELMA PARK���Large Lot, $2,^00 Terms. WATERFRONT ��� 181 ft, sheltered by Island, finished home with full width sun- deck. Extra 2 TOom cabin-, $33,000. DAVIS BAY VIEW LOT��� cleared ��� fruit trees ��� $4500. VILLAGE ���-,.. 3 ..,, bedroom home. W;W. caipet & beatila- tor. Fireplace in Hiring x'oom. A-6il furnace, Largeywell kept garden lot. $19,900. MroDLEPOmt ��� A acres with. 423* waterfront. Post & bqam summer: home, $45,000; DAVIS BAY ��� 165' W.F. with 2 bedroom home. Finest Beach on coast. TILLICUM BAY��� Close to marina, 2 lots $1600 eacli. Multiple Listing Service H. Gregory 885-9392 Don. Hodden 885-9504 H. B. GORDON b\\ KENNETT LTD. Phone 885-2013 Sechelf B.C. , ,,..,.,,.>���;,.'..:,:,���.;���.,;.,���'......., ;266o-2i, WATERFRONT ��� Choice beach lots. Buy now. Going fact. Stop in at our office at Halfmoon Bay for pamphlet, Phone 885-96(t3. 2694-tfn IF YOUR DESIRE TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY We Offer . .,..���' ������Continuous advertising in four newspapers. * . ���Effective and proven advertising in our catalogue. ���Real Estate sales staff of seven In two offices on the Peninsula. ���Twenty-four hour answering service. ���No charge to you if there ia no sale. EWART McMYNN REALTY & INSURANCE Notary Public Member Vancouver Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service ����� ' PHONE 886-2248 Two large lots, Georgia view, each with 2 street fronts: each $4,000. SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. Phone 885-2161 Box 155, Scchclt, B.C. Box 369, Gltwon-t, B.C. ' 2181-tfti ���������" ���[��'"'" * '"; ���-"��� i1 ���"���" PRIVATE party wishes to purchase ocean frontage. Sunshine Coast area. Call 930-3234 or write 413 Ashley St., Coquitlam, B.C. 2726-31 Granthams Landing: Large view lot, in pleasant residential area: Nicely planned three bedroom home: 17x19 ft. living room, van. bathrm, utility, coricr. basement, A-oil furnace, landscaping. $5,000 down on full price of $18,000. Now with one acre: Modem 4-bedrdom home, newly finished, full basement, Hot Water A-oil heat, completely insulated. Guest or rental house, $6,500 down and good terms on balance, $25,000 full price. Handy to ferry. $2,500 down on full price of $7,500 buys a 55 ft, waterfront lot with 4-room log cabin, big sleep porch. Clojse to ferry. SECHELT: Suitable for big family home, guest house, or boarding house; Big lodge on Ito acre view property: overlooks all Secheit: 6 bedrooms and family;. rooms, kitchen and summer-kitchen, dining and Jiving rooms,, double garage, basement This is a terrific buy at $25,000, with terms. Two cottages on a scmi- wotcrfront acre, Red roof fa area: fireplace in main cottage, utiL, .furnished. Second cottage, two-bedrooms, open plan. Full price $12,050. Two smart business oppor- (uniUes.'Call us. Islands for SALE1 , E. McMybn 886-2500 Do Wortmon 886-2393 Vince Prewer 886-9359 Box 238, Gibsons, B.C.Y 2731-29 DAVIS Bay, lovely view lot. Overlooking bay to Islands. One block to beach, etores and' ..school,." private.-- Phone 885-2866. " 2709*28, BLOCK BROS. Phone Mr. Good 681-9700 collect or 736-5933 For fast service on all properties and bu-lncBses. WE TRADE HOMES 2242-tfn SELMA PARK ��� Fully serviced view Jot with gentle slope. Cleared and ready for building. Full price $4,000. MADEIRA- PARK, ��� Semi- waterfrqnt, fully, serviced, lots a few steps from safe, sandy^ beach- and boat launchmg.^ Sheltered .salmon -fishing waters. Priced at $2,750 to $3,000. - - ' Call Frank Lewisf or -Morton Mackay at 886-9900, eves. 886-7088. FJNLAY REALTY LTD. Gibsons ��* - Burquitlajn ,".- 2690-28* �����*��� CARS ond TRUCECS Y 1968 TOYOTA Corona, deluxe sedan. Aiitb. trans., radio, in> new condition. Low. milfr- age. Phone 885-9602. 2630-29 196��~_TONTIAC .Parisienne *.station wagon. Power Brakes-Steering, Auto, veiry good condition. $1,700. Ph. 886- 2977. * 2730-31 1966 AMBASSADOR, 2 dr, H.T., A-T, P-S, P-B, radio. New redline tires. Beautiful condition. Ph. 886-7042. " - 2643-29 j i . .i .i -..,.-_.- . ��� GET-your hands on a Toyota ���You'll never let go. Japan's largest selling car. For inf ormation on this automobile call tfon Pye at 885-9602. , ' 2728-tfia 1956 CENTURY Buick for saleyPh. 885-9604.- 2673-30 SECHELT VOLKSWAGEN '69 vw;s; .. . From $1898 F.P.- v* ���*!���-,��� "��� -\ t r COPP-NG MOTORS LTD. 885-2812' .'. -. 885-9646 -See Herbie, The Lovebug 100% Financing - 2282-tfn i ��� ����... 1965 ChevellC. 4 dr. sedan. - - Good, needs some body . work, V-8, ��� auto trans. Good tires. Good transportation $675 PENINSULA MOTOR PRODUCTS Secheit, B.C. 885-2111 2748-29 TRAILERS FOR SALE ��� 18' Travel trailer. ? 885r2l'84. 2721-29 i 16', SCAMPER . TRAVEL-TRAILER' ,. Toilet, Fur?iace��� * 2 * propane^ .tanks. -$1695.00. .See."at:* COPPING MOTORS LTD: Sechelf " B.C. *' Tel:" 885-2812 2722-29 trel filled ��� sleeping bag, slightly "damaged was $36.95,' special, $25. JParkerfs*" Haid- ware'Lid, Secheit, Tel:** US- 2171.' ,��� , 2686r28' * ��� ��� *- T" |--T~ T n I I.IIJ MM .1 L I I. . IT-MI AAARtNE ACGESSOR1& Paint^-Fibregiass-^RDpe*���, Canvas���Boat Hardware" Compressed air service for* skindivers* air jtai-ks, ��� Skindiveirs "available lor ' ���> 1 ' salvage work. [', ( WALT 'NYGREN SALES ^ LTD., V f *.-'" " Phonie 886-9303/Giteons, B.C. ��� 1306-tEn y i-i -r PANASONIC AM-FMi'JRad'ar- . Matic;* transistor radio,-Iqts *' of 'V'wer, brand- new; .worth over' $90,; wilf sell-for. ,$50. Also.jslightly -psea, B&K-Tube Tester.in good,working orc__r, only *$35.'Phone- 885-9654: * ,' - > ���, v **> '��� -1" . '2590"4fn "t'Notace*.of Intejrfion^io;' Apply ' ��� = " '*���' - *'" ^to'Lea-S-XShd-v " - , Form NoYis ' . y - *" (Section; 82) , \ * LAND/ACT , v Notice of Intention-to' Apply to" Lease "Lantt-Y ^ * *, - "->-*- fi * ** i / In 'Land.. Recording District of Vancouver,;, B.C.^ . anci situate,-north* side' of Nelson LEGALS. --, i _ ^ Form'No.^8 * * .(Sectiok^)", - - **���*-<, '"': -tAND^ACT--' Take notice, that Dwight.E. Welwopdoi? Port Moody;'jB.C. y occupation* student interidg^ t6 ai��ply ">for \a' lease of the: following, 4escribed lands:---' v ' . -1- * - * , '*- - 4 -, Commencing' \iat\ a -'post ! pl&rited,in'-northvwest."cornpr. orurihamed bay'in lot 3629; " th?nce * 100' East; - -thence-- 660*. 'South; thence* t 100'^ ''We$t; thence' 6:30*' North*",'m^Ycont**- .tainihg l^acpes/more or less^ * fbrr She, purpose: lof- summer - .'cottage. ,y *-* Y . - Y. - >*��� - /' D.'fi.*WelWood WATER*tTANK. - - 2500 vfii.' staves '- Dated'Bifay}18,;i969.;A o"g^i.'"*]o0 ��^t__nk '>p*rl&pd -Recording/DistHct 2716-pub. June* -.8/ 25,,'iuly 2, specs* at * Gamma -Phi * Betar ^ \?*���ouyprl F^andy situate *; ;' . 9, T1960L Camp,-3^* mU��sfW.>fSechelf Soufe*, .IJomjahby. : island' ;/ " . ,>. ��� V** *; ^__il_ * . Y -- '271^-29'" Blocka-*of,District X-OtsJOlSY, HORSES REG. Q. -H. Colt. "Yearling. Good breeding &^ type. R^onable -price.'" Ph. '886- 2160-after 6p-m: *l -2672-30 DRESSER' with" mirror, - Yphone885-9~547Y * /*2747-^29 *_t_. va'" rwwcK'i-or.juisxrici *j-.ofs j.viv, -- *.--.-mi**���->,-v-" - _i% *" <EM and- 1019..Group -l^Wesfmin-:, LtGMSiiConUmedl' , \ "SIO. . ster JDistrictF iPlan- Ill22;iand ~~ " ~ . . - ., '- . _L _.-!_? __._ *r\*:-__Jl_.__.i ' <r j.*.' *ir��%r* ._i^i_i __"!!���_,-__ --...�� �� . . , ���_* -_^r __._.._-.._. ... ' .._ s FOR, SALE District���I-Ot-r-1539 - Group yl Hew- Westminster -District/ * EIS?2R2L^'"^?:pr', StrtT " Takernoficer'tnat.Buceaneer Sales & Supphes ��dl fflj- Bay.Holdings.LtdrofNd.*9l)l- Mli-il- aoo-W.-Hastings .St,- occupaE- RHBBER stamps oi all das- tion' ^y.^^P?^/ intends- 9414.- 23; FT, Sangstercraft. Twin Evinrude Power. Big family boat. $1495.00.. Madeira* Marina Ltd. Madeira Park B.C. 883-2266. ' - 2724-31 SINGLE cement-laundry'tub; 2 water pumps;; 1 outboard motor; 1 oil 'stove; 1 oil heater; 1 -electric . .washing machine. All in first class order. Tel. 386-2566. 2727-29 \ ���* MURRAY'S-GARDEN & PET SHOP v 1 _. . . 1 Gibsons. Phone 886-2919 Hartz Mountain Baby Budgies $3.95 each. Rare ,colors. Very large selectum of flower & 'vegetable'bedding plants. Also shrubs & fertilizers.," Come to-us for free advice on' your gardening problems. --, USED Hoover Constellation -���^criptions may - be obtained, at The Times._Ehone.a85=9654.. Quick.service on,all orders. to apply" for a "lease of the fol-. Commencing 'at a ' post planted-af high water mark��� N.W. Corner ot.Lot l-of~Dis-. "FRAMtJS" Semi-Acoustic, smgle-cut away electric guitar, brand new; includes" trictjLot 1018,.Group 1 New tuning pipe, spare strings, knd" Westminster District; thence" picks. Worth over $170, will sell for $100. Phone 885-9654. ~ 2589-tftt SIX year old mare quarter - horse, riot registered- Gentle but too fast for .very-young or mexperienced riders. Horse, saddle and bridle $35D. Han- bury Road, off Lockyer Road. R. Randall. - - 2738-31 HONDA 175. '68," low mileage. $500 or nearest offer. Phone after 5 p.m. 885-9605. 2735-31 24" G.E. electric stove, $35. Speed Queen dryer, $25. ���jaectrohome 12" fan, $15. Gold' Fibreglass curtains 45" length, .8 ft. $5, 7 ft. $6, 6 #��� $5: I beam track 10c ft. Brass-fire-" S.W. Va mile to the southern *tip -<of RIggs ,Island;- tharu* South -to-the northern tip of District-Lot 1539; thence, following shoreline to point of commencement/ -and containing 35- acres, more or less; for the purpose of Private moorage "for 'the "shareholders- of Buccaneer Bay: Holdings Ltd Fas snail boats are their, only acceJs. *- " *' ; r Buccaneer Bay-Holdings Ltd. Agent - Marilyn M. McClaren .7 ".- . - " - _(Mrs.-M). - . * , . 1010 Leyland St., . ' West Vancouver^ B.C. 926-1630 , - " FprmNb.;18 ' ' ' '.(Section 82) " * . ' "LAND ACT ' " - .- *<��� ,.,.. . Notice of Intention *-td Apply io Lease Land . In Land Secording District of Vancouver "arid "situate Nelson Island > Take notice, that-Dennis Edward . Td>by . of 7268-18th Avenue, Burnaby 3, B.C_, "occupation Plant'Engineer intends- to apply for a lease of the following described lands: * Commencing at a.- post planted Aprrox. 1400 ft. east of-the S.E. corner ot Lot 1425; thence' 300 ft. .North; thence 100 ft East; thence 300 ft. South; therice following .shore- .line to point of commencement, and containing 34. acre, more or less, for the purpose of residential use. . , Dennis, Edward- Tebby Dated June 8ttC 1969-' Dated Friday,* May -16,. 1969. . JLFCCHl- _-_H.IV. 1UC U. SldNi '1UC- - * " -fe'uum'with attadiments, screen,-34" width, $25. Phone 2607-pub May' 28, June'4. 11 2725-pub. June 18, 25/'July,2, $2^'Ph:'^5*^2087.'- '2743-29; after 4W. 886-2361: 2T42-29 - ,Wn.?v . Y'' -V'*�� 18* 1569 .,- - *, V- ' '* ���" Y 1' -^*.W�� P" JS 1* TT^-����^f ^^*x^T��'P,?trTTOrT^-r.���^-4l^, T*i >Y-'.si-'* -"* i. *">< '..if 1 i ;i^Y-t:r| '> >,- -A \'�� ,i. 1956 CADILAC, $50. Phone 885-2184. 2720-29 1961 VAUXHALL. Good run- ning condition. Ph. 885- 9472. , , 2710-29 DEALERSHIP ANNOUNCEAAENT Hondo '69 from $^99^00 AH new Honda Mini-Trail ' '.',.;: '���,,��� Bijces.,'. 90 Trailsters, 450 Honda Road "'', iBIktt;,;. Avaible now at: COPPING MOTORS LTD. Secheit, B.C. Ph: 885-2812 * , ' * . Vancouver prices '- ho freight Financing available 2535-tfn *���> i BOATS end ENS1NB 19' CABIN cruiser with 75 hp (I960) outboard, 2 bunks, stove, full hardware, give away price, $1595, Also 6 hp (1006) outboard, $200. Ph. 885- 9465. 2740-29 CANOE 16 ft. complete with ���;:' 'patting' rig.; Like- 'new; Ph. :'-888'26$7/.;vY ' 2734-31 SPOkTSMAH '. , . ��� :- FibwQlrm'''Cmop'lte$; ��� AH,: models. ��� ���'; Alno.' Caric^pcr Fibreglass: Boats, ��-10-U. and 42 Foet F.O.B. Factory prices. 'Sfichelt,' B.C ' Ph. 885-281*3 Trade your, Car, Boa| or ... ? 2494-tfh ASTRONAUT DELUXE DATSUN CANOPY Fully lined & Insulated, lights, full door, w-small door. $285. S��o At: COPPING MOTORS LTD. .Scchclt, B.C. Tel: 8S5-2812 2723-29 Wlist'aa'Oppeii tc. Happenings Around Elphie /> PAST WEEK was the last week of school for most of the grade 12 students. Friday, June 13th was the end of school for the grade 12's who don't have to write any exams. The 20th of June, the grades 8-11 get out. Friday afternoon all texts were collected from the students who were through school. At 2:30 p.m. an assembly was ht'ld for the annual spurts awards. The small, medium, large, and diver E's wt-ro awarded to thos<. who earned enough points in sport*. This year two boys wert. awarded the Silver K which is -tine of the hi|.hcht awards possible, llitse were fvlike Clnmmt nnd Bob Crosby. Next awards were* the. trophies. A few of the major winners were; At Gould, Iwy; camtributlng most to team iqf*lrit; . Fraa Volen, .gjrl,:,'c<mtrib��ting'-..,.moAt,,to. team fpirit; Craig Chamberlin, best boy ''basketball player;'i��'honourable 'men.-' tion to Lr-n Martin, a new student this year; Bev Barries, best girl athlete; Trev Oram, best boy athlete; Dan McKay and John Dew, best distance,, runners, {tie); nnd'Trev Oram, the .highest points at our Trjick and Field meet. Afl��" these awards wen. presented, Mr. Potter-was giver*, a M*t of golf cluta a* a going away pres<-nt froht'the studenfts-st UJphinstone Sccoa- . ���by Morilya MopMnn ��� dary. The assembly ended at 3:05 and scliool was dismissed. During the last week, Student Council1 elections were held..Thepnwiden't of 'hcxl' year's council is Dom Smith, a. new student at our ischool this year;; Vice-president, Denise Littlejohn and Government Critic, Frank Hoehne. Congratulations io all winners and the best of luck next year. As school is now over for some of us, tliis will be the last column for this cchool year ond the lost column for me. The final year for; the'grade. i2'sJ has gone quickly by, perhaps too fast You always hear students say that they can't wait to be out ot school. But when -they are, they sort of wish they were back. It's a big step going from school and finding yourself placed with decisions to make as to what you're going to do. Some will go to university, come to vocational institutes, others to work, and some will even be marriagle Within, a short time. It's really sad when you've gone -through 12 years of school with your friends and then you leave to go your own way. The good times and the bad times will never be forgotten, but instead, cherished as a lifetime of memories. To all my fellow grade 12 students, even if some find they may have to,come back next year, I sincerely wish them all the happiness in -the world. I hope you liaVb (t-rtjoyed Ibis column as much "as I have enjoyed writhig it. ..*>��... Johfi ^MmbuloncG ��� , ���Firs* Aid Tip* . . ��� SCWBHRH ' TOO MUCH sun can be harmful. St. John Ambulance advises progressive exposure," heeitminz one's:tan 'with 20 minute eessionis, then gradually increasing'&s the- skin's buni. rcaMa..nee bul'Bds. up. -Early morning or late afternoon tanning is ree- omfliMKlc.d b��a��s�� the burning ultra-violet fays ot the ftln -_re UiCh tilU&idl' through a jgreaier, d\epth of atmosphere ' before they reach the ..body, . Xf you do get a sunburn, an application of cold cream, olive oil, petroleum jelly, or cool wet cothpremn can alleviate the pain. ��� , ��� ���' If tite Imm is serious, see your doctor inrlthout delay. _. A !>*_ \. t-. >w*. ���V*4-.*-/ J.-* . - ,\ - 'w !���/* S* i> *? J -i *, <Y "���* *"��� / --��� ��� Sunshine Coast . /^-^-i^-*.*.^* -i.J.*i��~i/V%i.'1^'V-^^VV*^ .*^' l*"<4r*-f m��<r*r*i fmoon wy #$��������� ���-. -. % * ' H6me!Cobkirig Whilst Architect" Mr.\Stewart.Cameron savors Jtoe-bean i soup ^Secheit Hospital Board .Government repre-, lis barker. yThe^^ seritative Mr. Harvey Hubbslbeams1 luncheon "drew ,^^ his approval of the ^superb',home-J and. wis pa^ed,excellent'by..iiappy cooked luncheon seryedi by 'Convenor*' -diners; / c. * \ ,Y , * ,,; r' ��� r Y - y7~ S iiby MbSy Tinkle* JEffiRMAN. Alwin'k_u*'ir*y Casper who "idled in 5>t. ifIary'_..Hfcepit^l'on June 14'after a short illness. iVasjborh bntFebi-tfary 4 1887 in Frankehthal,, Saxony, East Germany. ' /*��� . -, '..', . Y He-took a course of /training, as a chef in one of-the Eiiropean catering schools and, worked in 'the leaieting .business, in -Europe" "and the .British* Isles for Several y&re. Coming; to" Canada in 1928, he "worked for C.N.R. onirailw^y-construction in the Athabasca'district arid later became a book at lodging Tca-hps'ott the B.Ccoast. - -^ /'. ( \ ��� y .Affer his'retirement Mry Caspier lived for some "years in-West' SfecKeit.and'fo** the past-12 years .made, his jhome-ih his . eomfdrtable and-^niMiMfe* cottage t near * the Halfmoon B��y post office. ,'_ SUBPRtSE --.'"/ '- . '' *, '/ ':7 ��� '' , " Last week**'-W9s�� <fuli or surprises for ' some residents of the .area. 'Mrs. IB.., McCaul had a postcard.-from: her ^brother, .zens Housing Society '.*. slates alinual meeting The Peninsula Times ' Page A-3 Wednesday, June 18/1969 AT A MEETING of 4he Directors of the Sunshine Coast Senior Citizens' JHous- ing- Society" held on June 11 -ait the home of Mrs. Sam Dawe,.. arrangements were made for the* A-hnual General Meeting of ���the Sc-ciety on Monday, June 30 at St. Hilda's Church Haill at 7:30 p.m. Notices are being sent out to members this week. Only paid up members will be entitled to vote at the, meeting so members who have- not paid this year's membership dues are requested to fend $1 to the Secretary, Mrs. M. Tinkley, RPR. 1, Halfmoon Bay. First-year' membership is $2. Four Directors are to be elected to fill ���the vacancies created by the expiry of the term of office of Messrs. Harry A. Hill, Eric E. Rosen,, Norman G. Burley and Ben J. Lang. * Refreshments will be served after the meeting. The Treasurer reported that -the books weiie in the. hands bf the Auditors and the audit would cover the whole period of the Society's -operatiqnsup, to March 31. Two One plaque' will explain the derivation of the name "Greene Court" and the other, which-will be supplied by* the B.C. Government, will bear witness to the part played by the Provincial Government in contributing to the construction costs of the building, Tribute was paid to the late Harry A. Hill; a Director of the Society who' had passed away on May 27 and' good, wishes for a.speedy recovery were extended to Mr. Eric E., Rosen, -who was in Royal Columbian Hospital following a car accident, at Gibsons diid whov at last report - was showing slight improvement. The Greene Court Ladies' Committee, who have launched a raffle with Mrs. Louis Hansen's beautiful needlepoint picture as first prize, announced that they had received yet another attractive gift., for** the prize list���a silver dogwood pin from "the workshop of Millie' Hasz Ley- land. BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH MERMAID & TRAIL, SECHELT, B.C., Sunday School ��� 10:00 a jn. Church Set Wee ������> 11:15 o.m. PHONE 885-9665 Ail Welcome SUNSHINE COAST GOSPEL CHURCH (Undenominational) SuMoy School 10:00 a.m. Church Service 11:15 o.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. PASTOR REV. S. CASSELLS Davis Bay Rood arid Arbiitus (2 Mocks up from Higfi$_sy) A man may make mistakes, but- he isn't a "failure; until he^v starts blaming someone else. ANGLICAN CHURCH SAINT HiLDA'S���SECHELT ��� , - ' F9:30'a.m." Every Sunday ' - Services held! regularly in GARDEN BAY, REDROOFFS, ond 'EGMONT For Informatfon phone 885-9793 Every Wed. 10 am H, Communion St. Hilda's V 'J .<* _* >-_ I VI 'I . J. -_ -?usy Workers *. An estimated ti5b"peopie enjoyed Se-. '-for e^ger diners are,from, left: Mrs. chelt Hdspitai ..Auxiliary's ;luncliedh. .^ny Wal^makeirs. Mrs. BillLlwson, served last Thursday in Secheit Le- Mrs. D. R. Barclay and Mrs. Tommy gionHair. Busy preparing cold plates" "Ono. y; *���;'���"*. ;-" * * ��� ���~ ���������-.���.-���,,-���H.mm .. ��������.���-���,/ ^ ��� *, .������������" I ��� ��� III - P^HP �� ���������������� ���' ���!-������ ��P" ..���������.������������ n ��� * ������! ��� IP- ��� ���*������ Regular meeting > . _ \ ;pfdf0G^I REGULAR meeting of the Peniier Har- "ill. '-���' ,*..<������ bour Auxiliary to St. Mary*-s Hospital *" ' In. her report on novelties, Mrs. L. u ij r .I... ?i Y+*. *���,'__. Twr^^^i-. p_rv" '"Alfexander showed samples of leathercraft was held June 11 at the-Madeira Park, and ^ <^.-mUmu&oti &,. ^yone in. Legion Hall. ��� ^tested ih making items from leadher. President Mrs.. O.- Sladey. opened the ���.She also reported having-supplies for any meetirig with a special welcome back to " ������--���>-������-*��� *- > -<-����� Mrs. W. Rousseau after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Sladey then'thanked all the members Who worked' oh" the" May "Queen's floaft. The program for the Fall Convention in the Vancouver Hotel-was read and the' hope expressed that as many as were able to attend, would Correspondence was read from the Halfmoon Bay Auxiliary with an invitation to the Friendship Tea to be held June 18 at 2 p.m. at the WeliJome Beach Ha.lL Mrs. G. Gooldrup reported on the co-ordinating council meeting. The Thrift Shop report was given by Mrs. J. Donnelly. Volunteers were asked to work at the Thrift Shop July 12. Sunshine convenor, Mrs. R. Course reported sending a plant and get wetll cards to members who were one wishmg-^to work on riovetties for the Fall Carnival. Mrs, D. Philp1 read the revision^ of the constitution "which was adoptedY Mrs. G, Gooldrup told of plans^for the "Fishing Derby ~io~ be held from sun-up July 5 to 2 p.m. July 6, Weigh-in at Indian Isle Marina, where "Mr. McKitlrick has kindly offered his facilities. Tickets must be 'presented at'the-wteigh-in. First prize $100 for the largest salmon and numerous-other prizes for hidden weights, etc, -��� - Meeting adjourned with the singing of Happy Birthday \o our President, Mrs. O, ��� Sladcyi followed-by a delicious tea convened by Mrs. G. West. Next meeting <x> be held September, 10 in the Madeira Park Legion Hall. * , by an old friend, .Pete. Kolotylo/and that they planned to ^ visit' herl. This'proved to*be,the tmdersfatemerit-bl--the'-yea"r for Gbldie ,'ditiy turned, up with his;fishing party consisting of Mr: and Mrs. (i?etfe Kolotylo, Mrs. Kolotylo's sister,' Mrs. Mary Cook, Aaron Johnston and' Harry Wade, all ���ojf' Spirit'.. River. Fortunately . for -Mrs: - McCaul���they *broughtr"iheir camper along with them. All.anxious tor some salmon fishing, they -will, try." their luck in the Pender Harbour areat: befofe' returning home. ' .-"'."'���' ... - A .young lady who- got the" surprise of her life last.week, was, 6.-year old^Elfie Kingston who was 'out', fishing -in.'h^r .uncle. Ed*' War-pock's' boat^ when.' she hooked.a. cod almost as "big as'hferself. Forthhately Grandfather BurroWfe'" was along oh the trip and helped her 'land the, 25 lb. fish. ' COMMUNITY ASSN. ��� , /��� Executive officers of the Welcome Beach Community Association, have-been busy remodelling' the iutchen -of; Ihe Welcome Beach Hall and the yrork yrill be completed in time,for,the.Friendship Tea, sponsored by the, Halfmoon Bay-Hospital Auxiliary on Wednesday, _ June 18. Plans are also well in. hand jEb$*. the Country Fair, on July 26, when it *is planned to have home-bakinfe a fisl^pnd, sewing,- no^.elties' and other attr^iiions. Donations' suitahie for the fishpond* and novelty stalls will be gratefully accepted- Members of" the Ck)riimuhity A^ocia- tion are reminded" .that their annual: sjiib- scriptions^ "aro^npw due and "should be paid to Secretary Jim Cooper. New. members will be welcome and former mem- ' bers are reminded that with- the-recent change ih the cbhstituiibn, -they tatn^xija^r, , rejoin-,on payment, of the-5.)_��0|--o^l-.< *_wmh(&sh'ipvfee.''-*; , '-, -*���" ^bwkr:'.*./';..'���.'/ .,*" ��� ""' Cliff Connor, accompanied by-f-his brothers ."Norman" ahd ,'JIim irom .Vanttou- ver, have "driven,to Calgary followiri^-re-' ceipt of news of the illness* df their father,..Cliff. Sr." who hais had several heart* attacks. ������'; * -Halfmoon - Bay is" welcoming; many travellers recently .returned' home. "Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graves are home 'after a, five months' 'trip* visiting :friends .and relatives in Australia- Mr. aivd'. Mrs. Francis Stone, after-a year's" hbliday touring the world, ;haVe settled .back in their Welcome*Beach home. Mr.' and Mrs. Wm.' Swain, are.Home .after .'driving across Canada to Nfcw. Brunsivick'and returning by way of the U.S. ��� Mi*. Milford McAllister'is hohie/nruich improved "in- hedlth after convafe&:-n_c with relhtivefe; in * West Vancouver, - Mrs. Ev_4 Lyons who wps in Vancouver to attend a' wedding at AidergTove, John H.nd=SmiHi REFRIGERATION ~ PORT; MELLON , TO PENDER HARBOUR Phone 886-2231 'from;9'o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Res. 886-9949 GIBSON GIRL BEAUTY SALON Gibsons-Villoge Experts ot cuts, coiffs ond colour Custom Perms ��� Phone 886-2120 (CLOSED MONDAY) AUBIN'S UPHOLSTERY Furniture Recovery.a Specialty Fine line of fabrics. Samples brought to home. ' HAL AND MAY AUBIN. Tel; 885-9575 - Davis Boy CONTROLLED BLASTING ALL WORK-INSURED FREE {ESTIMATES FRED DONLEY Pender Harbour - 883-2403 ��' ���' ��� "*������"��� ���i����mi���r"������* <����������������� ����������� ������������������� ��� OCEAMSIDE FURNITURE ' i. AWD CABINET SMO!> y Custom cabinetry for home ond office* - Kitchen Specialists ��� R. BIrfcIn, Beach Ave./ Roberts Crecfc Phone 886-2551 or 886-2261 Phone 885-2818 NITA'S BEAUTY SALON Open in the Richter Block Secheit, B.C. pERAAAt-ENf WAVES ��� TINTS HAI-. CUT ��� STYLING ��� SHAPING 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Sotunloy LEN WRAY'S TRANSFER Household Moving, Pocking, Storage Packing Materials For Sale Member of Allied Van Lines, Canada's No. 1 Movers Phone 886-2664, ft.lt 1, Gibsons, B.C. CANAblAN CONSTRUCTION SERVICES UNSHINE - AUTO GLASS COAST REPLACEMENT ERVrcELTD. A SPECIALTY "COLLISION REPAIRS . 24 HOUR TOWlNG-^886-28] 1 . Liatesf- Equipment for FRAME & WHEEL ALIGNMENT Wilson Creek, B.C. r 885-9466 FRANK E. DECKER, OPTOMETRIST Bal Block - Gibsons Every Wednesday 886-2248 HOWE SOUND 5-10-lSc STORE 1589 Marine - Gibsons - 886-9852 Everything from Needles to School Supplies, For .Your Fuel .Supplies . Danny Wheeler ..-.Your. . . IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER 886-9663 - Hopkins Landing PARKINSON'S HEATING LTD. GIBSONS ESSO OIL FURNACES " ' ^ i ~..' A ���. - No down payment- Bonk Interest-1,' Tieri yeare'to pay t Complete line bf oppudfices - * For free estimate���Cdtl 086-2728 THE TOGGERY Ladies' ond Children's Wear Open six days a week Phone 885-2063 Cowrie Street, Secheit Telephone 886-2069 ROSE & ART ENTERPRISES Pottery, Supplies, classes & firing dealer for Duncan's Ceramic products Pine Rd. & terandvlfw Ave. P.O. Box 62, Gibsons, B.C. Bernina & Omega Sales, Parts, Servico has.,ra**���^ wHh..-��. bJMMp finest,. Mrs. Dry-Wall Taping/ Spray-TeX Ceilings Ethel Edwards of V^ncouY"^". ..*,., inZ, TnlAr. Anywhere on the Sunshine Coast tspntmxi,vm The bathroom fireplace, a necc��Jty In Victorian ��Jay��, it now,��ie.lotctt(lu*wy both featvro, Tito montelpleco makes a great thcl_ for tbo thoving lotion. Y;y ��..���':���;&:>' w\;'. ���-;';.:' Y" The earliest buiWinfl trades woitsert Jn North America were Indian women -who made mortar and bHilt plaster wolls In return lit awnershlp of tfceir house*. Fu��un�� ttoroijb thcWc* will wot only bo fcu-tt-Jrt, bur will dr&p doWn and rise up to cohrcnlen> (heights. 1 ;.--k ��� ii :"A" ��� . . ��� :. TH�� MM "wdl"i�� left lout *f Brtthk red! estate. An "estate ��.ge*.r" helps customer find homes. vy *jV -A* Thie t^iA-TV, two-car Cabddlin femiljf Is now t>��(on-it.9 .tie t-wo-feom* family. Many already own a vacation home. ' ,TtV ' A��� ft - "; - If you haven't bought your first homo y**t (or If you hove ono homo too many) justr let us know. 1 s'echelt mmam bmh pm"' ��� This free reminder of coming events Is a service of SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. Phono Penlrtslilo Time- direct, lor free IMtyft sp^lfyinfl "Pa*** Pod". Pleasp note that tepdpe is limited ond i��rW��. oavoncw dotes trtoy hove to Walt) their two; also |hot this is 6 "reminder" listfno i.niy land connot olwoys coi*ry full derails. - - ' ' ' mammmmmtntmsi t * T ' ���**����� *l ? i> - ./***- , ��� * *' *" *. ' &"��� "Z". **��. ' -^ ^ ' ' \ / **�� M___B.pl June ' !8*-i-2-4 pni. Welcbrho* Beach Holl. Holfmoon-.Bay Hospital Auxiliary f rienefsrifp'Teb^'1,, Juno 18-~-rp.ni. Catholic Hall, Gibsons. Grand Auction. , June 19���7;30 p.m. local 297 Hall. Gibsons, Atheltic A��n. pne-twlm\ rcgistrotJon meelling orid film thow. June 20���-2-4 p.m. Mrs. Lucken residence, Davis iBay. Legion L.A. Garden Party to old Bursary Fund. June 2d-���2-8 p.m. SCt. Hilda's Church Hall, Sechdt. June Flower Show.1 :.,.,,, ��� June 28-��� 8 p.m. Roberts Creek Hall. C.W.L, Bingo arid Rafflo. June 29���;- from 10 o.m, Gymkhana at Timl>er Trail Riding Club arena behind Supcr-Volu, Gibsons. June 29���Notional Safe Booting Week. ask roR mm catalogue op moHmr Coil BUMoby - 1526-6*^68 riAbb0C|c^ CABANA MARINA AH Electric cabins. Boat rehtdl*s. I Launching ramp. Mercury Outboard sales and service. Marine ways, Repairs. l3iB3-S_24B - Madeira Parik, B.C. Mc^NEDRAN aECTRIC tTD. Residential - Commercial Industrial Wiring Electric Heating Specialists Gibsons 886-9689 Serving Port Mellon to Pcndelr Harbour EXCAVATI6NS I Fdundatlons - trees removed Clearing and Road Building - Gravel, Navvy & Fill A, SltyPKINS���885-2132 BRICKLAYING ':CO{ Muttiplo JUstlng feervlca VontwUV&r P��l EsSttta Board UtAl ESTATE INSURANCES PETER SMITH , G05-9463 AT . ' siwM&mtBttb. Secheit 885-2161 24 HOURS GktdA* tiD6-701_. *.**��� ������ ^SSS^.'l-*-^*-' J ftfcADY-MIX CONCRETE AHD BUILDING SUPPLIES Your One Stop Building Store For All Your Building Needs GlfeSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. 1653 Seaview - Phone 886-2642 ALTA RAE BUILDERS HOME - COMMERCIAL RENOVATIONS - CABINETS Journeyman Finishing Box 14, Sechcft, B.C. - Ph. 885-235S COAST SEWER SERVICES LTD. Backhoe and Truck Rentals Fill for sale Phono 883-2274 Sox tf,.Madeira-Park, B.C UNSHINE EWlNG ERVICE FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION REPAIRS AND SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Mrs. Mono Havies - 885-9740 At the Sign of the ChcVron HILL'S MACHINE SHOP & MARINE SERVICE LTD. 1 Machine Shop ��� Arc and! Acty Welding Steel Fabricating ��� Marine Ways Automotive and Marine Repoirs 5tondord Marine Station Phone 686-7721 Res. 086-9956, 006-9326 MADEIRA MARINA LTD. Madeira Park - Pender Harbour Parts & MaHne Setvlce Dealer for Evinrude, O.M.C Stern Drive Lawn".Boy, Sportyak, Springbok, K& C triermoglass Ford Marine Engines & Pioneer Cfio.rj Saw Dealer Phono 003-226$ MACK'S NURSERY Sunshine Coast Highway, f Roberta Crock, B.C. TREES - SHRUBS;- PLANTS LANDSCAPING Phono 886-2684 TASELLA SHOPPE Ladies' - Men's - Cliildren'p Wear Yard Goods - Beddiha ** Linens Dial 885-9331 - 'Soehtdt, B.C. . WIGARD'S StW. NG CENTRE SECHaT, B��. WHITE SEWING MACHINES Full line of Siir-plicity iPattems Selected fabrics, drapery ond leatherette, Tel. 885-9345 R. SCHULTZ PLUMBING PLUMBING SERVICE AND INSTALLATION Sccbeh to Pender Harhour H-cno 883-2426 R.R. 1 rAidtSm P��rl(��� B.C C & S SALES SECHELT. B.C. . APPLIANCES.- HARDWARE , HOME FURNISHINGS, . Phone 885-9713 BELAIR CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ; fteupKolstering -__ Restyling Complete Drapery Service, Sdmbles' shown "in the home Phone 886-2873.after 6 p.re. Scows -i- LogS SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE ? LTD. Heavy Equipment Moving & Log Towing ' ' L HIGGS . Phone 885-9425 - -- j* - - * > * -. . ^- " WMH>mV^PMH��IBnMI^I^WMP��MMMM��)����MW��aM>pi . twin cree^;lumber . BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Dial 886-2808 When You Need Building Supplies Give Us A Call. FREE ESTIMATES , PhonCrM5-2062 ' ' SIM ELECTRIC LTD. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS APRl^Ce? ��� ELI.CTRIC HEAT Phone 685-2062 BOB LEE GRAVEL & EXCAVATING Madeira Parle B.C. Tel: 883-2412 or 8�� 3-2265 ROY & WAGEnAaR B.C Land Surveyors Whitaker Blbck - Davis Bay R.R. 1 Secheit, B.C. t 885-2332 or ZEnith 6430 SEASIDE PLUMBING ������ .,".,..''���,;, ^Gibisoris; '^y , ; ������, y;. ' ���. Plumbing- P.pefSttin0 .'���',;y. Steamfitting - Hot Water Heating Pipe Logging /.:';;^teEiEsti^TOi;;\';;::':".. Phone 006-7017 or 886-2848 MARINE MEN'S WEAR SOIfS:)h Stotk dni. iMode f6 Mediur^ Heod^rtcrs for G.W.G, Work Clothes Stohfleld - Arrow - McGregor Cgrrle - Plonker Clothes , jEwanv - f iMdc watches WATCH REPAIRS ���;,���;,���,-. 1585 Morino On, Gibsons �� 886-2116 7"HAN$EN;S.mK$^^^ WAREHOUSES Secheit 885-2118 - Gibsons 886-2172 DAILY SERVICE FROM VANORJVEJt SERVING fHE SECHELT PENINSULA Furniture to anywhere In Cohocla, Gencrol Freight. Low-bed and heavy haul. rig. gibsons Marine services ltd. Esso Marine Gibsons EVINRUDE SALES & SERVICE Repair ahd overhaul to all makes Teh 886-7411 or 886-2891 PENINSULA DRIVING SCHOOL DUAL CONTROLLED CARS REASONABLE RATES SPECIAL STUDENT RATE Serving Port Melton to Hoffmoois Say . ,ph������ 886-2401 ������ ECHELT GARDEN 'HOP A COMPLETE SaECTlON for all your gdrdert and patio needs. SECHat GARDEN SHOf Cowrie Street - 885-9711 ���A ' if-;- * r -' 'if" �� <\ . " i ' ��� w ! 5 ?. ! \ w.^wM-w*ww^iw^'w����t��l<^''*rf,a- -^"-V "ie#<.W* i * , 41* Pi. -fe *>, XA > ^^B,n��* itSti^fuVi*-*- ����^t.^*"Fl1^^t��lfl^)-���^�����rtBp^*^*'"^', *^^*^.^^-m^,*i��**V ji*,*'^*., ^'fBi^^v^^ ^^w*^,,^ m ff ^imp* $}*.'���*t^ v>*^ < ,iH'f�� ,�����. ^ ^vM,4^r%^1^^m^vm*r^ ,V ^," "* JV.**^,'w''5Jt"'"* '*A'^ 'V��* *"����� f-s-s-.!.4i ���t..J1if^ u *//V-i^-K^/* &"#��*?<* .^^r,>V*^^���J^���-**f!k'H^",'<,, T*"- 1��'* ��>jk**Sft ^i ��" *- i, *-:_ '-/�� f j *^ W ���*"<��� *J " <��. -W^***..* v***-*-**"'*'4�� * ^.y.^. v-v** -t>V~* ���? "V-**- �����hAlS��*t>*;^��*J*����P*^-w�� -.-!>"'>������(>***-*"** **>'*S*>'*/J.*'1*<**��'J ' ' * j. - -p^w-a-iv. _. V^**V.*t*-"-* *.'"���-��� ��.*) l-.-**^ _' ��� **.*���*- *V j** if*-*. t*> #_W.i3��.*v''��VV ���^^-"rfi-.. "* *.; 4 '���t*A-tf��-,U (. ' L-.-h.-v'W-J-Hj ���-w-j *4't-*rf*>i^-- ., .**. ^ ^o - '^< '*,. ^ Y^^"v'' ''"'V* */ lAl^.-rh****^-**********^ ���fc. -~- ^*__) y- <. T-f ���p^.^t^ft.^^i-wti-*^**'^ ^^4ft*J 'J.ag^A-4- The Peninsula Times P Wednesday, June 18, 1969 f ^ . -*��� <i *���* ^ ���*��� �� "*"Tj *. ' V " "YvY*.?. ' " "���'f'5"T--*��� ��'"5**?'' * v_- .j'v �� ���. -*/ - _j,'. <|EW---_-| H-WV- <-iS--f W-P -km^ ,-��_. ��. -__-_�� .��_, ��___. ....._��� ""-���-> ^ ^ _ "if may be wrong, but I shall not, be so wrong as to fail to say what I believe to be right! .*- - l' ' '_."-:. ���John Atkjn Douglas G. Wheeler, Editor -mu-imiia John Atkins Stewart B. Al&qkrd, Publisher ���_-. V-��*V t_. -" .iW". ���"��/ -> V "*./. >yM ���* -< v.S. * - ' >��. * }- . -�����* ! .e teaching staff. While it is appreciated that the trouble makers and malcontent comprises a minority group, they are in sufficient number that without them the problem of overcrowded classrooms would be greatly reduced. , It is quite^ ludicrous to expect the public to continue paying through the nose for these, facilities as a-haven for anarchists and trouble makers, parti- * cularly when much of the rabble enters our universities from other countries with, the sole purpose of creating dissension. These clowns have no rights, they are availing themselves of a privilege, courtesy the taxpayer, yet the'Department of Education and University authorities are-foolish enough to go along with them. It would seem a return to sanity is long overdue, there are times ^when old methods are proven and best. A few ! years *ago such nonsense would not be tolerated -for two minutes, there was the simple expedient known as expulsion, thus efficiently removing troublemakers and those with no desire to learn, from the school register. It is argued that education costs are the only ones placed .before.the public for approval and in all fairness, this is perhaps* not the best of situations, even though, it is not strictly true. Councils and Regional Boards also have to go to the public with money bylaws. What too many autocratic educators tend to forget is that many people have to work hard for their salaries and income. They have every right to turn down repeated requests for more money under present day conditions. To suggest, in effect, that the government should simply pay up and tax accordingly is hardly the answer, simple though it might be. There is such, a thing as gaining confidence of the public and this will only be accomplished when a substantial house cleaning job has been carried out. Then asked to contribute goes to provide more the general public might prove a little classrooms, additional equipment and more receptive to referenda. EDUCATORS throughout the country '; are*' expressing growing concern at rejection by the taxpayer of referenda thereby resulting in cutbacks in educational finances. Needless to say, at least here in,British Columbia, blame is eagerly placed upon the Provincial Department ��� of Education and at the rather more local' level small groups take pleasure in blaming*the.Board of School Trustees.; . _ What "appears \to'be conveniently overlooked is the fact that massive sums of taxpayer's hard earned, capital are being swallowed- each, year in ever increasing quantity, for educational purposes. Considering the fact that educational standards can hardly be said to have improved, it would appear the overburdened taxpayer has very good reason to start kicking. \: . , - Certainly *. mistakes are , made by -School boards and governmental departments and to some extent both have to accept responsibilityV.for much of the trouble assailing the "field of education today. This, however; is for~aa entirely different reason to that put forward by many politically motivated educators. , In the high "schools'we-hear more and more of drink and marijuana dominating the scene, rowdyism and destruction. We have it here but so far nowhere near as bad as in larger communities. On the so called "higher education" level we have the long -haired* radicals, also politically motivated, who make an. career of harassment, disruption and malicious - destruction. The antics of these educational anarchists have created a cancer which is enveloping the whole concept of scholastic endeavor and will be halted only when a healthy respect for law and order is restored. Much of the money the taxpj^yer is 'f!M^~ . *. ���*i *��v,< I -"ill, _. - I* -. V * . 1 -r��. - '1 1. VY> 1 Y'Y' .5 -V -"*> .. ���*��� '���**. - y Appreciative letter:' coirimends Auxiliary ��� MEtS. JIM Parker chaired the last meefc- . ing of the season for the Secheit hosy pital auxiliary, held June 5 with 30 mem*, bers in attendance. Mrs, Irene Burtnick and Mrs. Carolyn Stewart were given a -work of thanks for their job of Red Cross canyassing. , , A letter of appreciation was received from Mr. Tony Wagemakers, Administrator of St. Mary's Hospital, thanking members for their effort in the membership drive. Show case .report by Irma Laycock showed a profit of $17.80 made in the month of May, Wool will be made available to all those who wish to knit in the' summer months. Thrift Shop "report by Leola Hill showed 66* volunteers worked 287 hours. , Co-ordinating Council report by, Mrs. Marg Morgan revealed there are now silver teaspoons on hand at $4 each. Friendship Tea, June .18, held by Halfmoon Bay Auxiliary. All members " come and enjoy tea and conversation from local" auxiliaries are welcome to together. - . Mrs, Margaret Burley, convenor of the Candy Wreath Making reported that jt will continue on in .he fall. Plans for ,the annual smorgasbord will start in the. fall under the capable hands of convenor Mrs. Mabel McDermid, who has kindly offered to book musical entertainment ahead of time. Oriental Theme will colour this year's event and will include Chinese, Japanese, South Indian and Philippine. ", Junior Classes Starting Soon Sunshine Coast Sports Publicist: The/ paid piper. msTy FOR EVERY sharp operator falling into the clutches of the law there ore probably a dozen waiting to take his place on the "fleece the public" merry- go-round, not that this fact is news, it is* a sorry situation most of us are well aware of. Unfortunately, although only too familiar with the glib talk, gimmicks and phoney sales pitches, the general public continues to provide a lucrative jack pot for every fast talking con man to tread the fast buck trail. Each year sees a new crop of entries within this and other small communities and each time a great deal of expensive disillusionment is left behind. In most cases the story is an old one and involves anything from magazines to musical instrument;, heavy appliances and more recently, a new refinement, a free trip for two to anywhere in the world. A lesson which should by this time be abundantly apparent is that we get nothing for nothing and, one of the basic gems of wisdom, "we get precisely what we pay for," seldom more but frequently less. Certainly, genuine contests arc operated by ethical companies and organizations. These, however, when on a national or international basis, offer a chance in millions and arc by no means any gesture of generosity by any corpor- ation. Returns from the contest moire than adequately pay for what might"ap- * pear a fabulous prize. Generally speaking, the only way to avoid getting caught by con experts is to shop at home bearing in mind the fact that the local merchant has built his business on trust and goodwill. This is the way it has to be for without cither he is, in short lime, a dead duck. Inevitably, any merchant or businessman, often unknowingly, upsets, and loses a customer or client but this is life and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Then tot), we have those who make an excellent living in the community but profess to do n hcttcr deal shopping in town. What is usually overlooked is the fact that it trip to town is botlrtime demanding and expensive. Complaints involving items purchased out of the area also provide (something of a problem, although this frequently fails to deter many who refuse to support their local dealer yet have no compunction about taking an article on warrantee for free repair to the local man. There is little doubt that certain commodities ni'iy be obtained slightly cheap er on the lower mainland, simply due to shipping charges, which are by no means low. On the other hand, a good day browsing through Vancouver stores will reveal the fact that on the whole there is- little difference in prices and in some instances products are available at lower cost right here at home. The obvious course for those having no desire to be taken is to treat peddlers with the greatest caution, ask to see their business license and if they fail to produce, show them the door. Apart from a few of the usual magazine-sales artists with the usual spiel about working their way through college, etc., the Sunshine Coast has recently been comparatively free from peddlers. This we would suggest is but a temporary situation and one likely to change in the near future. Again The Times warns��� beware, they will be after your money, further, yhe small print on the contract you might sigh is usually binding. Fletcher's Philosophy EXHIBITION BALL IN AN exhibition game on Sunday, June 8, the Peninsula Hotel beat the North Shore Labatts, a. senior B Softball team, 7-2. ;t - - - Heinry Weibe, who was loaned to Pen. Hotel 'by the ROMP for the game, allowed. only-3 hits, struck out 9 including th�� last 4 men to -hit. Freeman Reynolds, playing left field for Pen. Hotel, went 2 for 2 at the plate with a double and a single and drove in 4 of the 7 runs. MEN'S SOFTBALL In Merfs Softball action this week, on Sun., June 8, Secheit struck for 11 runs in the 5th to dump Roberts Creek 21 to 3 with Carl Kohuch on the mound. The Peninsula Hotel downed WiTson Creek 17 to 6. Freeman Reynolds went the distance for Pen. Hotel .and also teamed. up with, catcher Lowell Pearl to score 7 of the 17 rims. . Lowell had 3 extra base hits including a home run, while Freeman also got 3 hits, all for "extra, bases; one a home run and* George Derby, whose car was parked beyond deep center field, has the broken windlshield to prove. iL In. the only other Sunday game, Gibsons Firemen edged Hydro, 15 to 14 with Frank Redsihaw recording the win. This was a dllQse game all the wjay with Danny Bergnack driving in the winning run-in ithe bottom of the 7th. SEVENTH WIN Carl Kohuch recorded his seventh win of the season on Tues. as Secheit beat Hydro 17 to 8. This' now gives Carl a 7 and 1 record for the year. He also had a home run in the game. Lee McGee pitched 4 innings of shutout as Port Mellon hammered Roberts Creek 19 to 2. Bill Nimmo came in in the 5th and wrapped it up for Port Mellon. McGee got the game's only home run. Wilson Creek edged the Shakers 10 to 8 with. Cliff Salahub getting the win for Wilson Creek. There were 2 home runs in the game, one by Bruce Redman with 2 on base and one by Al Boser for the Shakers, also for 3 funs..... The Peninsula *JUh&> Published Wednesdays at Scchclt '. on H.C.'s Sun-hine Coast by Scchclt Pen!.. .ulit Times !.!��!. Box 310 - Sechcll, B.C. Doughs G. Wheeler, Editor 5. n. Alxgard, Publisher Subscriplion RaJta: (In advance) 1 Year. $5-2 Yenrs, $9 - 3 Ycara, $13 U.S. and Foreign, $5.50 Serving the area from Port Mellon to Egmont (Howe fiound to Jervis Inlet) *awu.*,m*.ir��w-**nn.m��,mm.:n, i,..��,.i^,.u��_��..,tiiimi,��liii��_ ���<-iin,i- ;:....;:.--:.: ... ",; . : ���Harry W. Fletcher RESTRICTION Most dreary of the disciplines wc face Which call a halt to/unleashed playing, Arc those which obligate a meeting place And pose compulsory obeying. Vet are wc not all slatvcs in some degree To job or plow or some such ma��tcr? But seldom docs it seem that wc should bo Appalled or rale it as disaster. Each has his yoke and each its weight to bear Some unapparent to another; A few'arc'blest with willing mate to share A** p'rhaps your father ond your mother. All honor then to those who know the truth And ovcrcomo the obstacles of youth. And m> it is when school days must resume The tyranny of tiresome learning. Yet none of m arc ever'quite immune To lessons constantly returning. Know this and write it down���none but the fool Regrets restricted hours be spent in school. Pioneer Museum Society election of executive ANNUAL meeting of tho Elphinstone Museum Society was held Wednesday evening, June 11th nt the home of Mr. ond Mro. F, R. Gibson**, Sargent Road, Gibsons.' A new slnte of officers were elected; Chairman, Mr. F. R. Gibsons replacing Mr. Lester Peterson, Mrs. Nonie Jlill was elected Secretary and Mrs. Lenora Inglit*, Treasurer. Museum'Board men^ben. for the following year arc as follows; Mrs. Lenora ..Incite,. Mrs.-.Grace*, Gibson," Mrs. ��������� Nonie Hill, Mm. Onic Dc Cmnp, Mr. Al Swallow Mr. Chan. Hcino, Mr. Jiuk Lowdcn, Mr. Lester Peterson, nnd Mr. Ross Gibson. The museum which in located In the bottom of Gibsons Municipal Hall, 1400 South Fletcher Road will bo open Tuesday, Thursday, nnd .Saturday, 2-4 p.m, weekly, commencing July Ipt, 1060. SHUTOUT Thursday, June .12, Peninsula Hotel shut out ithe Shakers 17 to p, with Freeman Reynolds allowing only 2 hit.. RCMP downed Gibsons Firemen 12 to 3 with Henry Weibe pitching tho first G innings and -Hans Burkl coming in to wrap it up in the 7th. ROMP pitching only gave up 3 hits, two of them to John Smith who was' 2 for 3 for -the Firemen. Henry Weibe got the only home run of the game wliile ��� Jerry Horsman had the best record at the' plate going 4 for 4 with 3 singles and a double. SOFTBALL STANDINGS Firemen also at Gibsons. Sunday, June 22 the Shakers visit Hydro, RCMP visit Wilson Creek and -Peninsula Hotel hosts Port Mellon. Tues., June" 24, Shakers go against Firemen and Port Mellon play RCMP at Secheit. A good crowd is expected for the RCMP-Port Mellon game as Henry - Weibe, with a 7 and 3 won-loss record, goes against Lee McGee, with a 5 and 0 record. The last time these two teams met. Port Mellon won 4 to 3. JUNIOR BABE RUTH Saturday, June 21, Legion 1-40 hosts a double header against the Cove at Hack- etit Park at 12:30. LITTLE LEAGUE Wed., June 18 sees Port Mellon visit Secheit Residential School, Gibsons Firemen at Roberts-Creek and the Gibsons Merchants at Wilson Creek. Sunday, June 22, the Secheit Residenr tial School go against the Firemen at Gibsons, Gibsons Merchants at Port Mellon and the Gibsons Kinsmen are at Roberts Creek. , LATE RESULTS Sun., June 15, Residential Eagles pick- - ed up 7 runs in the 3rd, and held., on to out score5 Gibsons' Kinsmen* 18'*t<r 14 with Wilfred Gonzales getting the,.win; Elvis Harry and Gilbert Hanuse both hit home runs for the Eagles. Bruce Green, Pat Gaines and Rick Blakeman pitched 2 innings each for Gibsons Firemen as they dropped the Merchants 25 to 12. Pat Gaines also had a home run. The Wilson Creek - Roberts Creek game was postponed. SENIOR BABE RUTH Sat,, June 14, Sunshine Coast Lions won a double header from Squamish as they trampled them 10-2 in the opener and shut them out 12 to 0 in the second game. Ken Bland pitched the first game for the Lions and was helped in getting the* win by Bobby Benner and Bob Gibson who both hit home runs. Bob Johnson earned ithe win for the second game as he threw a one hitter. On Sunday the Lions dropped two low ^scoring games to Paul's Taylors by scores of 4-0 and 5.2, , SS��:ia��a����**_>����W��i��r��_ft?���� m m Anyone opposed to indiscriminate strip mining, pollyfion cand. disappearance of . streams, shattering roar of conveyor belts v carrying dus! cryshers day and nights, miles off noisy gravel, loading gravel on the waterfront, clip this petition and mail to BOX 310 THE TIB - SECHELT .*��� "I �� ��� We, the undersigned, are opposed to the proposed gravel mines in the area. The main reasons for our objectibns aro: �� t 1. Noise Pollution. 2. The permanent scarring of the mountains caused by strip-mining. 3. The industrialization of the waterfront. __aq_flH)S_fll iLreaMMgamMtfM,^!^^ G-UBBEgl SIM/IPS to/WMERCIAL PRINTING i^S-_3_-a_&_s____i WES ST Say You Saw It In 'The Times' t . W L T Pts. Peninsula Hotel 9 2 0 18 Secheit ,,..,,,,..,,, ...... 8 2 0 1(1 Port Mellon 8 2 0 18 RCMP ..���: ..,.;.. 7 3 P 14 Wilson Cteek ., 0 4 0 12 Firemen , 3 8 1 7 Hydro .....,,,....,...Y... ....... 2 0 1 5 Roberts Creek ���..; 2 0 ' 4 Stokers ,.,..,.'. ........ 2, 0 4 It la much safer to limit your speed than to speed your limit. LITTLE LEAGUE Wed., June 11, Gibson.. Firemen dumped Port Melton 15 to 4. Illck Blakcmnn got -the win aa he pitched the first 3 innings for the Firemen. Bill Sluis relieved In the fourth and pitched the final three inning... John Volen and Greg Gibb both hit , home runs for the Firemen. Wilson Creek Orioles scored 10 run.. In the 3rd a�� they dropped Gibsons Kinsmen IS to 5, with David Lamb striking out 11 bnt.cn. in going the distance for Wilson Creek, John Joseph went all the way for the Residential Eagles, striking 'out 12 and allowing only .��-walks aa they beat Gibsons Merchants 9 .to 0, BABE RUTH In Babo Ruth action this week Legion 1-40, p"kiyin% In North Van, won their fin.t ,. game . aa .;..thcy ,,��� 'defeated,,. .Woodlam ������ 1 l-C. Ilobcrt1-Charlton got the win as he allowed only 8 hlta and never walked a l>.-��ter, Legion 1-40 got 8 hjU. t\t( Wood lam but combined tliem with good head., up IkiII to turn them Into 11 mm, Tljey dropped their second game to the Firemen 14 to 4. COMING GAMES Thin*., June 10, Wilson Creek plays Hydm ��t Wilson Creek, RCMP play Peninsula .Hotel .at . Gibsons,, jS-cchcH play WALT fNYGflEli SALES -LTO. Your BA-��CO PAINT DEALER in GIDEONS On tho Whorf .886-9303 Quality - House ond Marino Point. Gihwm Hiirdware (I9S6) Ud. Dealer for MARSHALL WELLS PAINTS Barnacle Dills Marino Point 1556 Metr'aa ' 6I0SONS 886-244-Z PAINT���A SPECIALIZED PRODUCT lk ".'*"',;"New technical ddvanc-5 havo moved paint Into tho ago of specialization. Paint product* arc u&cd for varied purposes ranglna from the roof to tbe basement flooY, Before you buy, remember that there Is no such thing as an all-purpose paint. There ore different coatings for different purposes. Consult your local reputable dealer for the right point for tho right surfaced And, while you're there the Canadian Paint Manufacturers A&soclatlari suggests that, you osk abotit tho exciting new product* now On tho market, ' - ", . READ PAINT LABELS Don't ignore tho label direction* on your con of paint or you. may sacrifice best results, warns the Canadian Paint Manufacturer. Association. Many of the modern points that make the do-lt-yourscll losk easier and (aster, must be applied properly. Read tho label���then point. ' " ' ' ' "' Y ' -, ; ;��� REFINISHING WOODWORK Before refinishlng woodwork, mako sure that all traces of wax have been removed, -and that any still-glossy surfaces hove been sanded so that the new coating can adhere firmly, advises tho Conadlon Point Manufacturers Association. ..,.,-.., D- .;G. DOUGLAS Variety ^Paints Dealer for PITTSBURGH PAINTS in GIBSONS Look - Better - Longer Sunnycrrtt Shopping Ccnrro 886-2613 FOUR PAINTING HINTS There oro four things to remember in order to get a satisfactory paint I Job and save you time and work; odvlses the Canadian Paint Manuioc- ** GULF Building Supplies BAPCO PAINT DEALER In SECHELT - 085-2283 ���&;���&���$��� SALES-- PITTSBURGH PAINTS "'<". DEALER In Secheit - 885-9713 lurers Association. First, preix.ro tbe surface properly. Second, select the rSgh."type of point or vtmmh,- Your dealer con help you with Ibis. Third, be sure to. use,only quality point products. Fourth, apply ��t property, as directed on the label, r ''Look - Betttr V 1*00' *t"J Twin Creel Lumber & Building Supplf YOUR GENERAL PAINTS DEALER Monomcl and! Breeze Paints SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY NIAU GIES0MS 0@6-2��0�� !#MI|I^W��WW^��.aPM��^*P>^^WI��^M^pW��^ir^WMlM^ "YPaifcer'* '" ffarcSwar�� Ltd. Your Dealer for SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS SCCHELT-Cf.5-2171 1, f **i. "���' th ' " *''\ '_*''' ' ** {*fl J . _ ! * . ��� / i*' * _. -**- * * I- - '-���A-i*, * *��� * h\y^i> t * '��** . ���* ... J* . * ���* ** '*. *> *. -* Wednesday, Jupe 18; 196?v "i TheYF^lUBltlo TTmeft, '* ,F6geffi?g 1 hi if, i ii ��,, .'inn i iv i i ti Hii I i I i �� "I * V .v.*-.. ��� ' - fY -. .. ' . Y':, v. Touring jntfs/ciqijs; >-. ,lipp| ii..imi_ ���-��.Ti������������������ iiii��ihiii ,-i.ni.Pinw-i.-���m ii mi ���'��� _. * ��� * .< ... 1' F ^ It'-.-* vi ' ���p..*, ��� J< - dp instrumental soiO-Sts join visiting Delta Ban -PETER ^o'oper of/the. New 'VaUdevJHe* band, who/is well Itnown as;,a irfimp&t^ Band' will play a4eapot solo with the , soloiit. - He Is a, memberof ihe Vancouver* * . * - Delta Community Band when it plays at Symphony O^eKestr^'an^;' leader J<o��Hhe * 1 ; Secheit oh Sunday duripg its tour of the orchestra at JsyV Theatrei(Eesta��win-t, to" CS_u-8hine.Coa_rt. ,If you didn't laaow,'the Vancouver,;1 ' ^ /" > ;>''-'] Mr. Cooper plays,in the* trumpet ��?ec-, **** is sponsored'by, the Powell Biyer, tion of-.the Delta, Community/Band wtien CoTttm3^y. fag*' Y -l�� A ������, " : - . . he is h>mef from trips ,aU* oyer North *�� Gibsons the concert -will take place { f * ���1 Ij \ t t f i t 'til 1. ^ .y^y.-'' i^Bitf$etiiit .. i 1*31 at.: 8 p.m. ��*>'! ti* Lions Ladies Executive TICKETS ;r��p.^&T-ra';te;ST^ -_*M-��;c^,^.ep��aE- -, . . '- ��j: WflU BE DRAWN Eiver lEJaturday, night ^s'thfe guests of the- -* rf - vj- .. "-...,--.. . * *> * f /* -'���*'; AT *"HAliF*-TIAAE " , PoweU* River Community,-Bgnd-apd will In: any argument ;ttw? man j with the; |,^y i,~':*7j<< \ t ' play^at. Gib^ms Saturday-afterpoon., - - greater intelligence is/always.wronjg, be-",- ^^lifegil'���^���" :���' : y^^hCT.-MlotefclFoJ-H-. heard is Robert', cause he didn^t use his intelligence - to*. _* '3_twHW J , Herriot," b^nHinaster -ofYtHeycO-Tujaiinity;, > avoid the argument in the fir0* *4�����>- ������'' ��� *-*" wa��w.#i first place> ' 'Y i; Many* tree diseases come from Europe, Control^Bo_pi rtt^*___at.-th6se o*her con- - Pi��|fWiqtl1r]^fM^ ne^i<^befdis^__-__c^?b>a*^/MmaF: ���^���^*^fa|^U*W^^,I^^M. _ TKIsruling however, was-relaxed pending. Y^;;'LlfeL' 1/f.,_^^iuil-lk��Ww_i"#i_��%*l *! in_^teianrof;the^propbsed;.wllage'seviter * .HuiSIC3il** CMlSri-alR-IPl^Jtr sysfeih.- y. .,.-���' >.'..- . ' * __u.-^��w��-i^*. _'_.., iY-lY.^^iiY.'lCEtYi^. Similar School .' ^^"^ ,��^y e��ffftr .",�� f *'* *���"' Phone 886-2424 should* be made. ' Kathy Fisher and Ca^la Ripper,' Sharo.n . -rollowinerdkeusnon, council moved and Joahne Fromagei*,, Meend- Oza, and ^heoymsrotthe builcuhg'be advised that Debbje ,milis a^d,,rVifckI * ^,Laurie no building \ permit will be issued until Beeman * ' NHA'specifications and pollution Control, rf, . fTo�����>> ' *.Y '* ;'I <' ... requirements are met. j��� *** con!^si��,i ** Sf.'P'Vff^ PS* , certificates* wejte ^re^ented! to. thpse. who PROJECT APPROVED had* Recently' completed the 'Kelly Ki^by ,Decision earlier /this "year to.abandon,* Kindergartexl course. These, were Michael the'.annual G-ihsQns Fall, Pair. Jhas befen, Brahdysi -Jeffrey Blrkln, "John Fromager followed by drojrplng<of the-July-1 cele-' and Ambrose Fromage^. y' ->' < ' - - OilslrGira: ap^ must*-. elghtej- -j-��� -- t���s���i��--��� dicfcTpersonr omtpyiiig With* a - window' apprt awt*S_.%, "'ii ' ��'* '- ���',' -j ^ Raymond Dube; Ambrose,. Joanne-Wd ', . ^^^t.0!'^!?110?^8-? ^^'S Aharon Fromager/DayidAtl^Carla'Rip- ,i ,. fJ v��� , to the, fact fai, from the plans, it wouM ^er,-Gaii Head, Joaniie'lLaird, Ituth* turf 1 ' / ' ' " 1.1' .'���> L ' eeem one suite is located over���������� exbtmg 3^iWp Edison, BiirSluis,-Vicki and ,I^t> ,' j Phto���� i8fi^W4 ^cta^andm,ttas-regardastudy<>f ^eBeerimn,Meenapjsa, Debb'ie,Willis and, I ' " ' "' "^WlattonsC^veping���Sewage:l>i5P0sar f Raymond Johnson.: Duets .were^pl_iyed'by J&ke l^vmntmge Of Oyr: -Mostflily Wmw. fUsdEGS9 Spsrfe ���- !y, v.'WWr '' .} *^' i : \ uiitivcresl I Phono 806-9962 . p f foe Service ,Staftort wttli, evos^SSi-Jig for MOBSBB -^j^^p^^^^Bb CASH YOUR ffimUi ALLOWANCE CHEQUE At Am 5UNNYCREST STORES AND A FREE ENTRY GOES INTO THE BRUM FOR OUR MONTHLY $50 DRAW One $30 and Two $10 Winners. ''Anything You Want We Have" Phone 886-2615 19 lufs Sid Phone 886-2726 ; On the Sunnycrest Plaza for your Shopping Pleasure WWWIP !Onr poppior'- motif hly . ;fomily Aiibw&ince iiriaw i fj-oiv gives you a fuetfer/ cBiance to i ^In. We give 3 prizes each montfi One ,$30 ciitd Two $10 - - -i,, * * MMMMAfWWU|MWMPMMM<tPWUWI^'Mi��^^ ���,11,1,1m I-III -, 'i M-'f 1 ,'",' t ( *". t'f.r /-. r��* , ?.}.' '* ���Glissons _ i * Gibsons , t y , '$1*0,00 *��(nPP"��PP^��P��iP������^p��Pi������P��w*P��*��ip�� Oia.lss English Limited p v . ' -, j . . . ** -v f * -r >Hea! Estate and tommnte Phone 886-2481 Don's Shoe Store i A Complete Une of SBtoes for lite Entire Family Phone 886-2624 ^BepsspK^fsmmMMid^^S *'*������'��� Farev/ell ' ' Leaving Elphinstone Secondary after day. ftkltiirtg Mr.' Pottot fareWdl ia 13 yoars as Principal, Mr.,W. S. Pot- last year's (Student Coun��H Prtplcait ierjproudly 0hoUWcra H��e sot -df golf and faiUtful school conwpbndw tcft clubs artd golf hag presented by {Jtu- the TFltnes lor the past *Wo yisift*;- deifts at die fhtat assembly, on Pri- Miss Marilyn Hopkins. iefic "'. . HEGISTRATION FOR SWIM CLASSES -Gibsons, Hopkins landing and Roberto Crcok ELAnLY MGISTRATIOM ' ' GE!>��si* ���- AtMettc As����_-atfon ��� Sunday, )um 29tH -��� 1:00-2:10 ��� If��j?tUi*�� >-~ C3o��������ii*tty Matt ��� Stmdaf, Jmim 29th ��� 2:00-3 ���*>-* VlNAL. BICfSTOAinOM. Gl&tons ��� AtfcteHc A����o��l��lt->�� ���*. YMntnday, July Jwl Hoptdrts ���- Cemmmlty Hatl ��� TfcuirtiJay, July 3nl , for further details off end the pte-reahtratiQn eventno ot Locol 29T Uoldw-Walt, ,"Wfng)smPd;,&fbmA ct7;30P.m. turn 19)h. fi)m�� will b�� (*own. i^��aww��M>��.^Mi��mtw^ftffl��#*iw��*��-*^- ���WP��WS��SW*��I��^^ >_, I '4 f ^M-rfj* *wi*,". ** .r"���.ri.*. 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V ^., >-,-..'-- * - .Y -W,-> .-tl-',*'' ���"*- "-' ^ O -'_/- ,1-- "*V. ��� * ���, > ',,, ���* *J ,J_rrtt^��^��iS��T^i*^.-*wy*w^:W��p^ >fc]*i-^^siM*��'^ v-��i*^_.��.. ^\^*^***^-^**��f^Wv**t.w rt.i*_*ri, t_^-^>swkvU**-Sl*,''**,'*Vv,"M'v,i**'h -*,! i* -. i J . i > I * . -f J Sr'1- " ��� ��-_. _.���>* * *��� i If it " '�� Mor&lettevstwi* it �� ' Wednesday7 June' liB^-f'969" Page A-6 "The :Pjej_irisufa * Times &. J _. r 3-K *���. __*�� /���_<. *'.pV *-* ,*.���. ������< p. *l * 'jr **. .if '.'-j**s * _. ��� .* isi *��� - -^ >��� . '���,!��..����*���-, '" # * V**. 1 iff**!* .- 4,t*-' **J*"*1 ���-"������* lit*. iss^*^ **V,_ ��~ v. ��<��������� **- ^r W _��� ,1 *. ��I ���G. 4 . _..* ' .*/" I * *- ���'-*$*��� j- _.<���-_ \ - * / "I ' '_, '. -,-*��� *���> r ' -yr--:* '_ *s **. 1 '<-**' 11 -���*-_ -*5- r t * *i * , _ ��� J . 4- 1 ' 1 _S 1 *^ Golden Hand . Highest award in Brownies' ds the.: and Tawny Owl Ina Grafg are from OPEN LETrER Golden Hand badge which these lit- left back: Julianha Leo, Jacqueline tie- Brownies of 2nd Secheit Pack now' Paul, Valerie Harry, Joyce Thevarge. Editor, The Times, proudly wear on their uniforms. Front: Jenny Jones, Glenda. Harry, . Sir: The Board of School Trustees Brbwnies who qualified under leader*- Dorothy Galligos, Lorna Hanuse and wishes to reply to Mr. Hough's open ship of Brown Owl Harriet JNevrton * Zena Gabriel. ietter of resignation which appeared in a , r , , , . > - - -, ' recent edition of your newsoaper. IJETTEB from Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gans- tion should be "made to be able to discuss" ; horn read at last week's meeting of * the motion at ,a ftegular meeting,* ',' , the School Board, severely criticized , On being 'phoned the-next day at 12. trustees for their reply* to ex-rtrustee ' 3ft.p.m. Tuesday'27tlv I refused-to sign Norman Hough's open letter of resigna- . the statement and- expressed the. point of, tion which was published in the Times view that the statement should be lpub- on May 14th. _ lished in both newspapers at the same The school board's reply in the form tune. * . , of a letter to the Editor and signed by 'j-My recommendations Wer6 ignored," trustees Mrs. Agnes Labonte and Kev. ,-* I : Y��� '., Barry Jenks was dated May 27th and ~ ' < failed to meet the Times deadline for the a Los Angeles adman has a terrible issue May 28th. Statements issued by the time raising one of the two windows in School Board are usually timed to meet - ids office. He now has them labeled *Hif>' ��� the deadline of both local newspapers, so aj(d 'Hernia.' . - .1 ��� - that they may be published simultaneously, as something which one newspaper has already published is no longer considered newsworthy. Consequently the -Board's statement was not printed in the Times but in view or recent events is published herewith. - ��� SATURDAY mummES GRAVEL *tEXCAVATING DITCHING * BACKHOES Sox ��72 13 Secheit ��������� _ isy * sr**v- *wf"wywi-*!fTVf"* ���f'-?1- rXK^3*'J:X?$&>*<% *���*. '-x 1 i> ���-** 31" j* J1*. 1- ^y \ V.- �� _ 1 1 A *_���. ** ^ _l I \ _. * '- *-^.---. - ���V- *& '* * > ' r -'.._. Ooiqenear. . ..,. * Brownies-:of :2nd. Secheit Pack have the -year." From left,* back ,row: been working hard during the year, Yvonne . Jaeobson,- Jenny Wallace, and -these little girls quaMed. for; Katy Gonzales, Sally Louie.' Front: their Golden Bar badge, presented: by Karen Gonzales, " Doreen GaBigos, ��)is(trict Commissioner Mrs. Dorothy Janice Dan' ahd Lilian Francis. Stockwell at the closing 'meeting of -* ���"-- - ��� ��� - * Mew appoititments * ��� TEACHER resignations presented at last -week's meeting of the school board included .'that of Elphinstone Principal Mr. W.' S: Potter. ��� in his letter of resignation Mr. Potter stated his reasons as being personal iri part and also with the problems facing Elphinstone, such as shift classes and reconstruction, he felt that someone new Would be better. Referring to Mr. Potter's 13 years serv- Wont to make your homo larger, more comfortable, mora modern, more beautiful? j Whatever homo improvement' project you havo in mind, you'll find helpful ideas and ' information at your ono stop supplies shop / fPeniiisula Buiidin Supplies Ltd. Phono 885-9669 ' SECHELT, 'B.C.'';'.,! ice to the District, chairman of the Personnel Committee, Pon Douglas expressed heartfelt thanks to >Irf Potter for his personal commitment to education in t_)e district and his work as a community leader. The Board Willi send such a 'letter of thanks to Mr. Potter also wishing him every success in his new appointment in North Vancouver. RESIGNATIONS . Other teacher resignations include Mr. Ken Powers, Principal of Madeira Park Elementary School; Miss Sheila McCon- nachie, Madeira Park; Miss Jean Robers- son and Mr. Harry Turner, Elphinstone. Maintenance staff resignations Include that of Mrs. Rita Fitchett, custodian of Gibsons Elementary School, who haa 'been onr the School District staff for 20 years. Mr. H, S, Tetlock, Bowen Island; Mi*. Olaf Korgeh, West Secheit; Mr. -JCiiris Lehman, groundsman, . \' , '������"''' i, Miss, M, Nest LcWis, Home Ekwnpmics teacher *at Elphia.tone, has been graiited , one year's leave of absence. :':;"���":������'''.���,>���:.v.-.',','; Mrs. Vi Hani., stenographer��� at- Lang- da'fe School, has also resigned. -."'������ APPOINTMENTS ! ,: Teacher appointments ihcludeYMrs. Marparet, Sliclton, Bowen Island; Miss Colleen Johnson, Gibsons , Elementary; Miss Marlon Fraser, Mr. Melvin Campbell, 'Mr. Arthur Nlsbct-Jpnes, Elphinstone Scc- onthiry School.' * iMaintentmc�� appointments include Mr. I-awret)ce Belhosc, Scchclt Elementary and Mr.'.C.'.C.'Addison, Elphinstone Secondary, ' ; ��� j ������ '��� Contrary to Mr. Hough's statement, the Secretary-Treasurer did not refuse to accept Mr. Hough's resignation- The letter was submitted to the Chairman of the Board and offered 'no explanation.- The decision to ask that his resignation be correctly addressed was made at a school board meeting after a discussion of the matter, during which the Secretary-Treasurer was not present. We do not believe the letter sent by the Secretary-Treasurer on behalf of the Board' was "arrogant" or patronizing", nor de we agree that it was a lecture on the'PuWic Schools" Act. A* copy of this letter in its entirety is attached. ' Mr. Hough expressed confidence in the Secretary-Treasurer at board meetings and spoke in favoiir of existing policies of the Board, including the practice of bulk buying. We were unaware "of* his disagreement until after his second letter of resignation, which was, followed later by a statement bf his reasons which he submitted to the press for publication. Mr. Hough refers to the passage of motions on policy by a narrow majority. All Trustees have the privilege of-speaking on any motions presented to the Board and all decisions are made by majority vote. " ' 1 Written complaints 'to the School Board are considered by the Board and. Mr. dloligh showed no indication that he meiriiiis procedure was inadequate. The decisions of the Board are transmitted by direction through (the Secretary- Treasurer. We regret Mr, Hough chose this method of resigning from his office as a Trustee of ibis School, District.;,' ' ���*_ Board of School Trustees,per (Mrs.) AGNES LABONTE REV. BARRY JENKS STATEMENT Issuing a statement from the chair, School Board Chairman Mrs. Sheila Kit- son said, "I wish to clarify my position regarding the statement issued by the Board of School Trustees. I refused to sign this statement as there are, ,wl*at I consider to be inaccurate statements made. As Chairman pf the Board, I made some recommendations regarding the issuing of the statement. At the meeting where it was given to trustees, only three were present. I questioned that as Mr. Hough's statement had been tabled at the last regular Board meeting, a resolu- / A modern and fully equipped - ] Industrial -Department is particularly Rehabilitation ^Centre is operated'" \ useful in conditioning patients ���Y in-Vancouver by the Workmen's ���. ; for their return fo employment: ' ��� Compensation Board where ' * ;U*ider"expert guidances the patient . . 450 patients are treated every day. *xan apply, himself there In the ' The Physiotherapy. Occupational/, yareas of sheet fnetal/w'eldihg,- '. Twrbught-iron work, construction, '���' ' 'automobile maintenance and .: ,there's even special equipment for . , Joggers.The piirp'ose-of all this*". _-������'.. .. - --.'./-.-.. -- ; Therapy and Remedial Exercise ; Departments all play important . roles in the physical rehabilitation j ..,_,.J,of the-lnjured. Jo addition, the ����������� investmentinfacilities, people and- ." effort is to restore injured workers ' to health-so they may resume productive employment Or, in - - * suitable cases; re-train them for; - - some other line of wprk if "they're '��� permanently disabled ahd.cahnpt', . return to their previous occupation'.' . All at no cost to the patient. ' .- '. B.C/s labpuKorce is protected:-,*".' ��� by a .-compensation plan.second to none on the North American - " "*��� continent���financed entirely by employers. The-WCB alway^strives to be fair and impartial in the , ' settling of claims and in , performing its other duties. The WCB is glad to help. lyoRKmens compensation BOaRDSSSSH : CYRIL WHITE, Chairman ��mmmi&iss>M��mmimmmmisit^mmsme, ��<WMniias>K��iBauM)jMsa^^ _W-i~ffl-4fr__l CHfli-DHEff M&B INFANTS . CAN IQB SERVE YOU? Y M7 X K. GOSDEN One of our representatives will beat Powell. River Inn, -*...*. . Ptfwcll River, B.C. Wednesday, Juno 25th If you foquiro a term loon for 0 now or existing business, yqn aro invitdd to discuss your" needs' WitK him. An appointment can bo arranged by telephonina Mr*.Go*4en.. .... ,.....,,. 485-6281 of 112-681-7404 LA��8ES' S!?��I3��S: WEAI3' Phono 886-9994 Suhnycresf Shopping Centre So��e Money AT YOUR POPULAR LUMBER AND BUILDING r SUPPLIES Serving The Sunshine Coast GULF ..BUimiNG SOPPLIIS 005-2203 - Secheit/B.C. MMfm') i!'S^W^^*S*^3S^Si^^(fe^^^ INDUSTRIAL DtmoPmrn bank mm riNAMcwo f on camadian businesse s 90<> W��*���� Hostl��js�� SfMNst, Vancouver 1, B.C. KING SIZED MEALS AT BUDGET PRICES Of ; , PElISUll lil-I ON HIGHWAY 101 ot Sf-CHILT FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS 'PHONE 083-2311 ' BBCI_?-3S Brought to you by tHes? progressive ; places of business- CUCUMBER BOATS WITH POTATO CHIPS Ever bcor of ^olttfcr or crab bottlna vyoves pf potato chips In a tiny cucumber boat? It Is juita vioy of fWescntlno a delicious salad with equally dcllctou. chips. For friends who an. Off-on "a scafarlno holiday or for forced itay-at*l��orDcs who like a meal outdoors wilh a little fun to boot why not havo soma fun yourself preparing on |rti- ���""^Tf.., ���.'��� ���-Y"yy/ .:...���-:���":���..��� y CUCUMDER COATS WITH L03STER FILLING To servo 6 use 6 small cucumber* 5" lo 6" long). Take small tllcc of peel off each lenothwlse to make flat bottom. Then cut a wide slice of peel lenpthwisc from top, to within about I Inch of each end. Scoop out pulp and seeds, Sprlnklo with'salt, Invert ond keep in refriocrotor-until filling wilh lobster or crabmcat. salad just before tcrvlna. '���''���:, To make splls use suitably sl)0|>ed, laroc potato chips for each and attach to mast (metal skewer or t��hort knillino nec<llo). Picrco top of mast with a small. radish.- Pile lobster or <robrm*ot sotad Into cucumber Ixwts. Put mast complete with soil In each; boat. Place Ixxits on bed of potato chlpa orronged on large Hot- tray to , bimulate waves. ' ... mm mm. Furnisiiings anal' - ; ApplSaeteos VISIT OUR LARGE OJSPLAY OF TOP QUALITY NBA/ AND USED FURNITURE Applloncds - T.V. - Radio Phone 885-2058 - Scchclt, B.C. == Peninsula Plumbing . Your Komtono Sherwin Williams Paint dealer Phono 606-9533 Gibson$, B.C. . Where Fashion is a byword Smart Shoppers are found at . . . Fashion Shoppe Gibsons, B.C. - Ph. 886-9941 - IOMTIR OH CRAPMIAT SALAD 3 cups lot.-.|cr or crabm<��t '' ' % cup finely clipped; celery ' , H cup moyonnaise or salad dressing V* cup finely shreddec. green pepptr & .RADIO ,.;_.. STEREO.- B&W and. COLOR T.V. Fully equipped for Color T.V. Dealers for ZENITH - PHILIPS - RCA FLEETWOOD Better than City Price* Phono 086-2280 GIBSONS,, B.C. % cup sour cream 2 tablespoons chopped copers (oplional) Dreak lobster or erahmcat Into small pieces. Sprinkle wilh fresh lemon ond let stand In refrigerator while preparing celery end green pepper. Combine all ingredients Jlgblty. Use as filling for 6 Oiaimber Boats. , IBSl DK* ' ��� AS 'LOW AS. '2'5*!.'A".^X:Y WILL COMPLETELY INSTALL A NEW SHELL FURNACE Complete with oil"-burner/'ducts- work and oil tank in"your hw��c. Call Bud Klewitz ^Hir Shell Oil .. . Distributor.. .- 016-2133 Gibsons, B.C. 4. a^s_ S^^*-**-***^^^ ^ *t *' , , . , ���- - ��� ���. .... - , .. ''y * Yv y' y-,.. '* _ u . ,. : - ( '.,'/, i. x, . OlieItour<fai7y , J. ^ ii j i I!,,, * ,. _ iiisfoneysliilf classes ' t ' *��� \- 2 / ��� > ' J * ��� n . .** clips instruction periods SCHOOL Board Secretary-Treasurer JimxYtriot to share the cost of films on-narcotics '' MetoSer anticipates a .budget deficit of . led Education* Chairman Rev. "'Barry * $70,000 by the end of the year. Teachers' Jenks to state that he is noi*prepared to- salaries account for a large part of-the / consider it until-the films are seen first. ' deficit and two shifts at Elphinstone next Some, he said, are quite inadequate and term will insult in a deficit an the Traps- - he .would question depositing the films in porfc-dlon Section of the' budget. ' the health unit at such a- high cdst until y, Department of Education has approved their usage is investigated. Secretary , the double shift system at Elpjiinstone. Metzler reported that - Powell Biver "has Asked by Dr. Burtnick what the hours of refused to share in the cost which would 1 instruction are likely to be, Dist Super- leave only t the two (Jistricts po payHhe ' intendemyR, Hanna stated that students J required amoiurt,% > , * .- , ' ' CONTRIBUTION Discussing the Board's grant to the Re- , larded Children's Association, trustees agreed to grant the surplus of $1,000 allo- <'catedin this year's budget. Mx7 Hanna ' stated, tjiat the Association has selected a teacher and will help with the finances ' during'the first four months of operation. One dead two safe in . e airly monting blaze would get 4%'hoiirs,thereby losing one hour of instruction, per day. 'Morning shift would possibly commence at 7:45 a.m, and afternoon shift finish at 5:30 p.m. It entails quite a problem of organization, 'he said. ' ' > , : *��� - ' , , TEMPORARY BORROWING Trustees approved temporary borrowing of $60,000- to cover current operating and debt service, expenditures, Mr. Metzler explained that -three debentures jfe_l due this month and the loan would be fpr roughly a -two^week period until ^grants came in, Y - . . ' FINANCES . - - . f. Commenting on the budget ^situation. Chairmab Shiela. Kitson stated that a budget ieview had been held two weeks ago and a recent meeting had been held, in West Vancouver with officials from 'Department of Education; It seems the Board, can expect little help from Victoria and was told it had to be realistic about the budget, Family JHealith. program cost the Board" more than anticipated. -It seems that former Dh-ectbr'of'Coast Garibaldi Health , Unit, Dr. Reynolds, had ma^e the arrangements and Dist* Superintendent R. R. Hanna commented that he did not expect *_... _1 t Ji. __ _.- 1--. __ 1__ -I- ... . F 'I . 'J . ���-r ^ - Having disposed of our Egg producing business we should like *o say Thonks to each and everyone of our business associates for their, support* and co-operation., , ' " >* i * I t " t * ) , It has been a pleasure serving you and we hope the same support and coHoperation will be extended to our successor Mr. Martino Oliveiro. > (l. Thonk you. Jim and Sis Derby Over 50 plans to choose from. MUTTART do all your planning for you. Pick-up your MUTTART HOMES Catalogue at: H. B. Gordon & Kennett Ltd. Secheit, B.C. Agents.for MUTTART. All Muttart Homes are C.M.H.CV N.H.A./V.L.A. approved. POLICE haye now released the name of a man who died when fire razed his Basement boat builder Water Trial Sleek 16-ft. canoe which anyone would �� ��.��__ mw ����*_-. win�� uiv i-t-cu. ii__. ������ \m> _. ^ *. .. * foe proud 1�� own was made by 14- moZutStaSe^KtSts lauttc|ies IB foot canoe ^^^^^s^^^^^, noiifietL.i - -. . . r* FOURTEE^'.year old'^Billy /Simpkiris of Dead at 58 is George Ralph' Wedley -who was in the,horne with his wife Pat and' a neighbor, Ralph McEachreo. The two were able to get out .of. the home ; but - Mr. -" Wedley , was unsuccessful and burned.to death. > The Secheit Volunteer Fire , service rushed to the scene but by the time they arrived the flames had taken firm hold. the doctor's fee to be so high. Charge was Nearby homes, however, were saved. $132 -per>day,ifior 2% days .plus $23.50' PdJice are investigating circumstances travelling* expenses. , ' of. the fire and it is understood an enquiry Request from Howe Sound School Dis- * will be held Davis Bay doesn't have toJ look any further -than the family property for his recreation for" rjiis-hobby- is -working with wood. . ', ' 5* "'.',,', - In jthe spacious ba'sement of him at Davis Bay he h'as a well' equipped work shop "Where he carves* totem poles * and last winter stolidly chipped out his first canoe, a 12 ft, dug-out. Launched in -the family jnryinuning pool last week the 12Mb. craft delighted its builder wit_vits superb stability. plete. Built to no specific plan and mostly through trial and error, crucial moment arrived when the craft was launched last week in the family swimming pool and __ _ to its builder's immense satisfaction it Sale ,of one oFhiTtotem poles furni- skimmed across the water, well balanced t ���"���-�� j t ** * " *, ��� . *- �� . . n-nri itr*_i _-____��_4*i rtr\�� shed the -necessary capital to enable him .to-build hfe second craft, a sea-going canoe wliich took him three weeks to com- *j. A and water-tight. Young Bill' contraption for Bending Dogwood ribs was an invention in itself, the fir planks were cut in his father, Mr, Alex Simpkins' Mill but the outer canvas skin had to be purchased. The yellow cedar paddle, masterpiece of carving, is feather-weight. The "Sea Bear" as the craft is named, is not for portage, says Bill, as it weights 125 lbs. but was built for the sea. CHIME flGLISH LIB. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Sunnycrest Plaza, GIBSONS, B.C. .Announces the appointment -of Mr. EC. Crosby who will be happy to deal with all real estate requirements,! Mr. Crosby is familiar with real estate in the areo\ having lived here for 16 years. Tel: B86-H481 inrtririririnnnnnnnnm��nnnnnnnrrinnnnntinr-n-irinrinnnftin-i���i���ir-i���t���������������nn-innf_irnivr"'*T"������1''***"**""""1""""*"*"' i LoV/v^X ,J>NV- "\Tw> j'rarM'*-. _ i r -s^ * * >** *<fty * ] V ���v ��_ MA .'��'��. **��� ���Lf \.) *_i i -. �� Jfr 2* &**' P.* * '** S "If V **, \ *��_ ** ^ If* ^ ���** v -_. a^x^r 1 *" V ���* \ * ����� ** .-k*. r .-'' ���* * yY' Paciiie Command . > . ^������im.hi���^M^w.������-PiiiihiIi-Hi-P-pi���mm ���iiin^iiiiipwiiii m egion President urges rovide low cost homes MEMBERS of Pacific Command of The i Royal Canadian Legion, were called upon recently to increase their participa- ition in,supplying housing for Senior Citl- ?ooi. V Rev. H. E. Harris; President'of Pacific ' Command, in submitting his presentation on the, Legion's action in providing Senior Citizens'! housing, told Branches who were not active iri this important field to take irnntcditfte .action.to form committees and Start a project. 11�� pointed out that low cost housing financed through CMHC is a tried and true plan and not the hair-brained scheme some people imply. He called on veterans to put their money into housing instead of talk. Harris, in his report, says housing is a , personal, community, Provincial and National problem. A nation, he says, is judged by the standards of living of Its citizens. Provincial <__ovcrnmcnt�� and oppositions make political hay and verbal garbage of the problem while thousands of persons, particularly the elderly,'live - in inadequate and (shameful accommodation, and in some cases only the meanest facilities are available to veterans who fought in two wars for the right to own their own homes. Rev, Harris eald the Legion, in mo����t In- Blanccs, wua not taking ndvantage of existing housing legislation that actually provides ways ��and means whereby the needy vtrtcran can have his pension or allowance increased by a�� much an 20 to 50%.by way of low rentals. A Crcisecnt Beach clcrpj'nwtn, Kcwrend Herbert Harris, was elected by acclamation as President of Pacific Command of The Royal Canadian Legion at the 29th Biennial Convention in -Prince George June'3. Y , i \.\\, Reverend Harris served two hitches In the RCAF. From 1040 to-1945 and again from May to September in 1946 when he received a medical discharge..,.', Mr. Harris graduated from UBC Anglican Theological College and was ordained in 1953. Ho served the congregation of St. Catherines at jPort* Coqult'lam from 1953 to 1900 and wns recently called as rector of Parish of St. Marks, Ocean- Park, with the Church of the Ascension, ���Crescent Beach. ������ ������---- He Joined Branch 133, port Coquitlam In 1953 serving as Branch Padre continuously till 190(1. He has served the Legion as nn executive ot both the Branch and Command level including Chairman of Pacific Command from 1903 to 05, 2nd Vice-President from 1965 to 07 and First Vice-President from 1907 to 69. Rev. Harris 3s married and has two married daughters. ' ; Sports Awards Individual Spprts Trophy winners at Elphinstone this year are from left back row: Ian Yates,, for I best effort; Bev Barnes, best girl athlete; Fran Volen, best school spirit; Lynn Ty- spn, for best effort; front: Danny McKay, track award and di��.tance runner; Al Gould, coach's trophy for school spirit; Trev Oram, best boy athlete; Crai�� ChamberHri, best bas- . ketball player; John Dew, distance runner.' -'���* .: ��; >; ������ - ��� " If ^looking fat the higher-ups makes you "discontented, look' down occasionally at those less' fortunate than yourself. 'M-EAEW' mm HOUR MISTAKES SAVE YOU MONEY ��� ��� ,% Oddments . of, QUALiTY PAINTS, which have, been 'EVliss-EVIatched or incorrectly Colored. Haiiy : Woiideif ul Colors to Choose From. , ;i *(/ SECHELT THE/MM Y-^f PRE-SENT ���-��,;- * Scchclt���005-9654 (ADULT) ��� STARRING Vlrno Lhl, Ursulb Andrcsn Cartoon itrtd Double , . Technicolor S-_rl�� 8 p.w.' Out- 10 p.m. Friday, Saturday, Monday, Juno 20, 21 and 23 ��. 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Junior Chris Wray I3'7", ,Pat 'Johnson 13*2*'. -,-, < annual interest to be' tised for the pursary. i bys: (tie) I?at Gainesf drefe Gibb. Senior High Jump���PatJ Johtisoi^ Jennifer X "committed -represen-ihg lihs Assopiatlon, . iris; .Pat^Johnson,' Senior *.bpys* John Coop6r, BartraraRhodes. - - ;.^ School Trustees and the Art Tellers I-Jjornsftii.'. ', .. ���*�� " ;���., ���- Shot Put^mnifer Cooper ^2^, Gltfis'^ould'b����fe rt.kfl^/iuWY "' <J^ - Wraj-^n^atJFOhhsonaS'?^'. * ' * andfwardlihp'BuRary^aitnwaUy. ^eitiier Marls 9!^na'lu^yrs.' > * ...^ rt *-. ,-rf.fcr.ic Tor_��ifc_ife._T_.����__^ ��.*.i�� i-_i.^.<. ��.___."_:_x _T.i_.__i_.-__lT-_v t__-Lj_._. ���__.���_ Kathy Wh% 1WYKathrWlams ,10'r. _ ^ . ^^ ^ ^ ;flpeQed &% ^ Ul^utlS^ll^h^hef ' % ��0 Vi" S3dhn' Bjornson, Neil Banfc hf 1M^ GlbM-^th �� 4ok- Idly Mand-ekau, Oebotah Th4tch6i*., . stanlev D6ue Evans 3 l *J<m froin the Children's Art Workshop k* r*/r<r ,i>;* * V-,1 . 1_ EoseFestivarvwas *sfee*thenie;of ftfee ���*��� * QueBn>o_3Job's.i: ye_yspre^ceremonyl-,>ichi-ostalled,< on ^tttrapy^e "i* v-_. *_. ������*. i*. * ���**;- " .** . J **** ���*��� i__r* ���* ^ ' ^' **3 \fcys 0'j*?��Mjf>Iffl"; -' uJt -s , ,, * Stanl^_3QVFB_il IPrke 29*3%'?- "i ' v' ' MrVmBurrm^Secrptiary , __���.. ,* 75-yd. .daiJh-^-Greg Gibb/Euss Abi^ihs, Discu^-TJohn Bjornson QV&\ Albert -tion^ior the Support of Progressive Edi 3>at Gauies.'> - ' ��''-',-���* Sa^ul 59'3". Neil Stanley 52'10". - < - , cation. - Edu- i Long J^imp���Greg^Gibb 12'4", Pat vCross-Cougtry ������ -Neil -Stanley, -Poug , ig Jymp i irs", j< * Games-ll'S", Jordfe'M^lhDes^ll'-l'V Evans, Charles Saigeon. -.!* High-^-i-np-^RusiS''Abrai_-S, M_ke"|_-ar- i.t( ieau, Pat Gaines. [-MSliotlPuir^iig^Gibb $n%K K-ikell v Tf�� ��an^�� Americans. AWnfe^OVBoBpie Finlayson lyi^"/ ' te'��e way -they drive. . . _ - \l _���.-. wi *���" W*. n _ _������ *.- ___r_*_> _A__l JJ*-_�� f*-* ��_. Ml ������������"���"- ��� ' ������ in im iii���i mmmm Y * ' <_. ' ^ Think big and your\deeds will grp*^.; think-smaE" and you will fall behind; Ypu can 4ell Americans, trust in God thii$_ that* you can and yo^, will: It's all , in the mind. ��� l *��� _ " . Installing team m* 13-9--i----P^Gai--es 43'iO%'Bli*l��Belong . ^'llJ^Johnfflobson 3ST. > * ��� 3",��.&rpss .jCountrj.--��� .Pat Gaine^ Buss t ||b__un$,. Biphard. MatJsfield. **"'* . ^i -r s ^ ..<2_ils ll.andMyjcs., ^v. . ".* ' s ,y* Dash���Kathy Zueff, Jacqueline Inglis, V*' t Laurie Weston. - ' **^22d ydsi���Barbara Corley, Pam Mason, "Iota Allnutt. - *, a Long Jump���Lita AUnntt' 14'6M, Mar- ' 'glret Finlayson 1&&", Jacqueline Inglis -13'4". . Crioss Coiintry���Pam Mason, Lita All- -nutt, Barbara Corley. - '_ High Jump���Kathy Whiting, Margaret t Finlayson, Denise Smitti. , Shot Put���Denise Smith 25'6", Kathy Whiting 25'1%M, Debbie Sicotte 24'8". . ; *��� Discus���?_athy Zueff 55'3M, Jo SmaE J5r4", Jacqueline Inghs 51*2". Boys 11 and 12 yrs. Dash���J^mes Hart, Roy Smith, Bill Sluis. 220 yds.���Roy Spiith, Bill Sluis, Ian MacKenzie. . i . *Long Jwnp���Roy Smith 13'3%", Phil- ^In^taUed by such an attractive 4eam- -Mns, "Mrs. Sandy Morrison, Miss Pam Zh^LTZ iJ^'t^^^Zr *"** m^ ***��-&# &���&h 4*8*, Ian Mac- nt -_��*._.__i-c T��w__ T-_.,.��v,+__r,o ��^__ *,_r.__ t?��.,___. t./t��_. r_d_,^ t ..i^_.i.,.i, ii/r-��� rather-in-lavr, Mr. Charles Bdbinson. - OFFICERS . ^ r\ Elected Officers lor the ensuing six ��� j-M^lbSi-U-e; '"^noredf Queot HWiIma Man- ' de11_-_UASr:Br*i--^"Glenys,Mac__-3od, Jr. Princess Darlene Lawson, Guide Elaine MacKenzie, Marshal Lyn Brady, Appointed officers are: Chaplain Nancy Millier, recorder J__ani_a", Chamberlin, ��� 1- **��**_ " .mm" �� m �� (treasurer Fay Reid, Musician Karen Stan*: amid Rose Festival theme ' ^S;LgS-fSdda_fu,(,ss^ ' " , ' * " ���* . McPhe__ran(im)?-y), Cheryl MacQu^p, Bey JOB'S DAUGHTERS are usually only Millier who received the merit pin-from Roberts, Cathy Deaton, Sr., Custodian Su- pictured during their very colorful m- p^o,^ folder Darlene Lawsoii. ' w^e Thomas, Jr. Custodi?in Candy Har- staBation and often unnoticed go the many '" T . rison, Outer Guard Robin Nygren and In- community activities lyhich they perform - Looking very lovely in her full length ner Guard Linda Williams during the year. ' gown of shimmering green satin, retiring '. During last Saturday's installation, gu^ Pam ^y^ conducted the installa- Mrs. R. Cumming paid tril.ute' to the girls' g** ^ terteppmess was complete *^ien efforts by dedicating ,one Of J*r delightful �� ���*s- **% Chamberlm who was Guardian little poems to them '" " for her term of office presented her with Theme for the installation of Honored %totoe?}of appreciation from the Guardian Kenzie, Paul Walters. - Shot Put���Bill Sluis 2710%", Rick byMmArle^Robinsqnc* behalf of her ^^^^S^IS^1^" jot officers, Jo/tf s Daughters are sure Boye**,, Mrs. IHanne Luiashulc Mrs. *********** ^ Charles ^^ 4o liaye a most successfiil s& mbntiis Cdfliy Walfis, Mrs. Nanette Eldred ol?F term of ofBee. From left-are-'Miss -and-Miss-Carol Mylroie Cariol1 Forshnpr, Mss Man?ilyn.JSop-i,*. Y,'�� w v.*v . Job's Daughters �� . _ lustallatioii. vceremonies -^^Mfid^jaa^^ mm wmw m. or ee ps �� JS - We vyill be in the area for the next, few months and welcome your enquiries. , FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL r885-9*S��2 . OR COLLECT . 4 t |L1P�� 217 West 2rtd Street* NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. ' Fop commerclsil , ob* rsGidsEitSaS eg.. 05*3 ESS- Fr��s estlsitel-j�� ! I _ 1 \ -ptaa^taffJrmyyf^^ **���������- ������ | ! *!:��������������� ���yi .������������! i- ''l" ii ' "i ��������� ��� r.' ���������! ii i V-i i ��� 11 i im . r--|. i . . ' ���,. j ...���.I- .. i i.... ii i,. i ..ii ���-. i r iri.nn-ti. r~i ~ . ...--- ,.., ,��� ... . H ..._ r- - Cpq*#-W***>^ *^i-f^ * - ���* v, - * ��n v 4,^y ��������� ��- *i "1" ^ -^ ^ ^ Queen Wilma <M_mdelkau ?n?d her officers , P?1?**1*,^ e^ressed happiness with a was Rose F^lvaT m as^ch o! the ' ,0^X-i ^'J^ S��n^ on bel?lf young offjcei-s approached the West dur- ?ft?^ ^ , Wo\fgang B^W.��!ln ��^ fe ing the installation, she pla^d a r<.d_rose- \ half;offiemolay also presented Pam with bud on the white cross' framed in an arch- tQtens Of-appreciation. way of red and white roses, . . , , Following her installation Honored Chosen by secret ballot, the mpst vaju- Qqeen Wilma' received a very beajitiful jable Jobje during the past tefm*wa_. Nefncy"' bou^ufet 'of dark red n>sebuds"pii-Sent-4 JWWSA NOT TO PlAf WITH MATCHES iH6-p mmm tmm %\%n . - Ik * 'l 1 _*r -- -*. *-_. _.r * for C-cdt. ng hoi (day varf o(y, your home province has |t ajl, frrorn (big; ' clfyi unln'Vancopvor to r'etmlm ���.'.���'��� rmeh Ilf<?jn''thb CaHboo.^frorri':/' historic 'Sites like "''Fort Steele to ,,natyral.y.9n4-)rs,Jity:f^ Canyon. From warm, sandy benches to magnificent mountaljii refti-ties. Name your favorite Mnd of holiday ������ -,ippur>try���chances an��yot^'l| find ������-- -;|tfiphi'ln^ripr trm hn^'fnri* '" ' COVEflNMENT OF BRITISH COtOMOIA DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL INDUSTRY |lon%W. K, Kiernan, Minister ._.��.'W��rt��y,pepujyMinlstsf. '.,.. 111! SUPPUB ^a.���-.*---���. HIBACHIS Single. Reg. 7,50.- HIDACHI'S Double. Reg. 15,95 ELECTRIC CHAilCOAL LIGHTER CHARCOAL LIGHTER J-U.JID CHARCOAL BRIQUETS, 10 lb. - CHARCOAL BRIQUETS, 20 lb. ��� $ PCE. BARBECUE TOOL SET mimui goods C.G.E. KE1TLES. Reg. 12.95, 9.95 ^.<��fgf CA^N OPENERS , 15f95 fjC,^,E T-^AHS|STpR RADIOS ,���1^, 123B ...5.49 .10.95 ...3.79 ���49c _. JB9c ���1,75 _-h3��95 i i CJ&e. SPRAY STEAM or DRY IRONS 17.B8 AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER, 30 cup 15.88 ELECTRIC FAN -, 7.88 .3.95 7,50 ?S0 FT. EXTENSION CORD _. 100 FT. EXTENSION CORD PI CHIC & 0-t#!6 mWMM 3 PICNIC JUG. Reg. 3,69 2.95 FOLDING WATER CARRIER. Reg. 1,89 l.?9 SLEEPING PAGS. Reg. 13.95 9.95 WAFFLE AIR MATTRESS 32x70. Reg. 14,95 9.95 j; 7x35 BIHOCULA&S. Reg. 29.95 21.95 i ! TENT PEGS , 12 for 95c J' POLYSTYRENE COOLER, 30 a}. 1.69 CAMP STOVE FLINT MGHTER w-, 99e PA!-SPKIHIS INTERIOR LATiEX iNlfRlOt %ptl,&$&- INTERlOa t-IG5a GLOSS EXTERIOR WHITE - LMSGISE 2 PCE. TRAVEL SET. Reg. 42.90 .29.88 14" TRAIN CASE. Reg."l\5.95 .-..11.88 NYLON f LITE BAG. Reg. 24.95 .. 17.99 PORTING 600DS RIGID WADING PO0LS 2 RING WADING POOLS GXM DANDY -.WlhJG SETS ... TWO TRAY TACKLE BOX .������ BEACH BAILS ���9{95 ....2.95 .24.95 ���r-rr_.ri,r,..t���f.rfor.r���, _5<<i_l-5 _49c 2 PCE. 714 tT. GLASS TROLL ROD 5.95 ff 91 (i;cL�� 11 R-i^jL p.-.^.j..-,.���... ^,rM__^_^..T_^y3,25 COMPAC SPINNING REEL 2.95 SPINNING ROD ��.95 CASTING ROD* 2.29 BURGAS "LANTERN BATT. -Ji.99 GAL. WHITE ONLY 50 FT. STEEL TAPE 3.99 3/8 SKIL TRIGGER SPEED DRILL. R<?g. 39.95 ��� ���-JI9.95 REVOLVING TOOL CADDY 2.99 3 TIER SMALL PARTS CADDY __-_. 3,99 2 TlgR SMAM. PA^TS CADDY 2.99 Gilll MWll HEDGE SHEARS ..���r., ...., , .2.25 LONG HANDLE LAWN SHEARS ,4.95 INTERMITTENT HAND SPRAYER 0c HAND GAR0EN TOOL$ _ ���jt fm qoc 20" ROTARY GAS. ,MPWER ..... 47.95 18" ROTARY ELECTRIC MOWER .. ...57.95 ECONOMY WHEELBARROW . 21.95 7/16 GREEN PUSHC.GARDEN-HOSE ���.���...2.2S GUN TYPE HOSE NOZZLE. Reg. 1.49 ������..���...J9c 1 ;.'20 GAL. REFUSE'.CONTAIMER ���_'���--.--6.95 3 PCE. MIXING BOWL SETS .-- -1.59 i. rM j f>��.l,j�� 1 F��* ,*�� .���*^P*t 4- * jfW^Vf-"^*^,���***, fl^^^^w,^*. *V'(*. 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Y-- ~ - '-' r>'r.r/ -'''-*t--' ��� i* ' ��� * * t ",. -*/ y, * * . f . *,->i.,;:- - - ' -' * -- '���'**��� " 'iF*-'s- -'^ s.-- :*f... * ' . - ��* t pj t-f ^v ' ^ - | *.��� i-** f ^^ t a J ��� / t ** *-j . ^ *,* .*- ->��� / ' ���/ i ^ ���, ' y /'' w ^*^*K*r^r*^,��,*i"*^^��.*wv^��> ^v^f_v"-*- **��� ^->i ^-^/^-y ^.p-J/v^^f" vr^ ' ^^r^/hr/'^ (>/Vf ^ - rV** W >V '����� > ** f /".-���. / i V ., '* �� v- _- > v . v > ,'t 1 -^ p ���?'_.*; ? * ii .v lv- * * . ���*- ����� I* 1 I �� ��� *-�� ,l. * ��� V J* ^ y v*> ��*��� f ���! *��� i _ " i ; �� "'j' " ' Pfresent ation to &iacipal .uring Y^ffl^enQ^ qssempiY i_ .** .������j *- . *.* *_* *>.^' *_r -*:. u***- I > 1 **���' l-J ���* ���� - Cur' . *��� . r ." -_ *"4'- F* .", 'T'��M . /"*' " *Y' VyY-'- Y ' PiHng up points: for his hbiikfriri Se^ .s^n F^ateMng "in background- !We cl^elt School.' Sports, -David .Liamb hope 'to list 'sports' day results-: next _��� ..._..,. ....... clears4'6" to^tie with,Boyd<Goeson _!week. - ' - -.- -* .���*J'"'- j / * .. .* /. *>' .- Y'. .-�� "���*���*- /All but ' -' ��� ' ' " -.��.-.- .��*���''*��.';>' i*_i"__i'�� < ^'*i .* ^__ '_. -a*- " ti ' r FINAL Assembly at Elphinstone for this lovl-ink, Wendy ,Allnutt, Janice Mullen, School year was held, last Friday and Po;nponia Martinez. students took the opportunity to express Boys, Grade 8; Gary Timothy, John warm berried appreciation to their Gabriel, Jim Waterhous, Ken Hanuse, t\ "Principal, Mr. W. "S. Potter who is leaving Ian'Yates, Carl Swanson, Larry Knowles, the school after serving for thirteen years Art Dew, Tony Qibsons, Peter English, as principal. - _ Bill Sneddon, Doug Dew. .Knowing that Mr. Potter is looking Girl.,-Grade 9, Karen Parsons, Diane forward to a little more leisure time in Fisher Corinne Parker,, Dena Blatehford, the future the students farewell gift was 'Rose Hanuse, Ona Burnett. ' a fine set of golf clubs and golf bag, pre*. Boys, G^ade 9; Kirby Jackson, Dale sented by senior students John Barnes Peterson, Jim Green, Alan Simmons, Ken and Marilyn HopKins. Wing, John Crosby, Peter Hansen. For the last time at Elphinstone, Mr. ��� <�����*����� G��f* 10'> Frances ^nlayson, Potter presented the individual sports Marjom Maclean, awards to,the following students:. MEDI|T|*I ."E" Fallows���Stephenson trophy for best Girls, Grade 9; Cfinny Alsager, Shirley school spirit���Fran Volen; honourable Hoehne/ Maty Muelenkamp, Colleen mention to Linda Price; Karen Alsager Husby, Karen Fearnley, Jane Edmonds, and Angela.Willis, , Girls. Grade 10; Joyce Timothy, In- Coaeh's trophy for school spirit to Al g��*M Blomgreji. Gould with honourable mention to John Girls, Grade 11.. Eileen MeKenzie, Dew and Kim Inglis. Angela Willis, Denise Quarry. Chuck Robinson trophy for best bas- firis. Gnulo 1��; Carol Forshner, Nan- i *ii. yI; r>wia r��KQm^oriin j,��� cy Le Wsff-ie, Audrey Waterhouse. ketball Plf er-Craig: ChaferIm hon- ��� * J<>hn ourabl^ment^ntol^m^n ^Tie- ^^ ^^ Fra3,klun ^rts, l��l ^LS^r^i^rir, PV &*& ��oai. Bob Bcnner, Len Martin, best boy athlete-Trevor Oram. , AUm Betnjstoeetf j^^ co^^ Wolfgang Veitch-trophy for best girl athlete��� Buckhoriv Jim Gi-een, Daryle Page. 3ev Barnes. Don Head Shoe Award for best ef- BI<*."?" _ , ��� T. A, _ - .. - ......... ���.,,.-.���...;��- , . ���m fort went to Ian Yates and *Lynn Tyson. . Gu*ls, Grade 11; Karen Alsager, Den- ^^m^mM^M^t ^^^3jl^t'^3d��l . David_McLeod track award went to ��S^de^Tc^^man, Bita . ' #V,M^t^>";_irC#^^* 'jH&^^^^^to-Ci^ Danny McKay. iie'.iSori, "Secheii 'sMftmf^n^oMson "third /. *���> <*��� It �� <_�� A' i > V *�� *^ ���**��� �� . ;* 1 41* ?' f* f _.. ->y.^ *���**- >. * ���* *��� _. V ���%.' v ,1 ^; V/" i -. Ono, Linda Price, Fran Volen, Bev. Barn- Howard FKinne trophy for distance es> Tina jyatL runner went to Danny McKay and John ' Boys. BQb jpj,nson,' Terry Newsham, Dew. ' \ ' , 'Bo^f Watson, Gordon 'McKrath, Francis . Bidgeway trophy for most points in. MeKenzie, Allan Gould Craig Chamber- track was awarded Tom Lamb. i^ peter Carey Drummond Cup, house trophy for most points in year round inter-mural SILVER "E" competition was won by* the Mustangs. Boys; Mike Clement, Bob Crosby. vy ��� A*<_- f I �� / CRESTS Crests awarded for most points in sports were as follows- SMALL "E"t Girls, Grade 8; Joan Blomgren, Suzanne Jorgensen, Kathy Potter, Pats?y Aubin, Lynn Tyson, Peggy Wallace, Karen Brignall, Carol Blomgren, Valerie Simmons, Jeannie Wallace, Marilyn Hoi- Bloke C. Aldeison D.C. Post Office Building Secheit Phone 685-2333 Res. 886-2321 Tuesday to Friday 10:30 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:30 o.m. t�� 1'00 p.m. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT _i ��� 1 . / * _. ^^'j.i*- ^. m^Wgs^��a-K^ _�������� _, ; YS if I Schedule ServicesS_SCH_a_T-��>| EmEmil^O |-SECTO_T MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY LEAVES SECHELT LEAVES NANAIMQ ��� _. . -y^ort-. in 1-^min. 4 secs.yMerril Jo��. *�� ..' ��� ,',, *ir nnn _ _ .. . -, ^ ;. ���;;.. just'barely^es.'the^e f^m close anllCjpal���S.;'J3;UUU '' * Long legs and lots oi energy, take high''jump -in ���e.even-year^l<_/4ge challenge!*J Frank' .'Mdtfdy..- Hafty, world headquarters of 'Jehoyah's-Wit- Pam Bennferto victory rovter 3' 11" /group, at Sedhelt sports day. * /.'/��� Pierre came, third. * . j. nesses has esptended an invitation to ,. , I, , , , , ' i ' . ,, .* ,. j,,, .,,,''��� , ,, , i -*������'. , ,, ' , , ,1 V, iftw* ��n4rn- lnrcil. _vwnTr_��0!atinn. h*>r_- 4/_ inih- 8:00 a.m. x!2;0D noon x 4:00 .p.m. * 9:00 o,m. * 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Winnpr SB-S_S3S-_-S-_@_S_-S ^fi_k^JMttK__Mta___ MATTEL'S HOT WHEEL Prag Jlcice Acfoen-Sef Piiredevil l����p $f nnf Actioii Set Studio Laboratory ���WIMMWIWIIIUMIWMHIIWIIHIWII Coitipefifadii Hdf, WIi<e#i 'fiSnrryiqp ^��p^ ������ ;:^%vf^ Hot Wheals:',;''*iw.iHiiB,_l:!/-oM_,Y WE HAVE THE COMPLETE LINp OF f diking iarbie & Simmy Dolls ONLY ^.���..���___. Ih��' Wbirlcl's Smallest itecord Ciy^l"1 ��� 3. tetpfdtiln^udfi',. icroscopic ices ;���, . , __, . OMLY the en.th�� local* congregation. here to attend the coi_ferei.ee' scheduled for July 13 to 20 at Vancouver, British i Columbia. Delegates from this area will join -the expected 35,000 who will flock to Vancouver from countries around 'the globe i. for .religious tanning and direct oommuni- . 'cation with others of the faith. Loeal families will be traveling by many different . means to attend this mammoth conven- * tion, and no doubt wi|l be including holiday plans for before and after the gathering. , For such ol large assembly approximately 7,000 volunteer workers will be " needed To care for the comfort of the , visitors twenty different departments are ��� organized. Axnong" these will be the de- jpar.nie'ret to prof/itfe room**, and another to prepare to serve thorp ,tjiap 170,000 wholesome meals at the convention site , for. rt_)e cxjpvenience of .those attending. .: -Many of o|w peit^le from- Jehovah's Wit- 't,��j!ft_a>-ia' grcwip he��p';��.|Wilii;join the volunteens ������rlo.1Vr_tf����u'fe.'to .^oe^*f��d',:orie. ���... Y' ' v,: ilt.wiU t>e-inte-��sting -to have a report .���(fix-^,*ja_e families .flomg 'fiw-l this area on .'i.'pi^r |��tu^'beetle a^JntepMiwonal com- ,>'��et*ehoe mapnt&mm$, peace,. tiarmopy. and unity, omopg its.'varied colors and lan- '#jaftai :is something unique in this day '''??g*e. - SUNDAYS ONLY LEAVES SECHELT' LEAVES NANAIAta 12:00 noori * 1:00 p.m. \ x 4:00 pxn. 5:00 p.m. Extra Flights - Fridays, Sundays-and Holidays as required. ���.Connecting Flights to Pender Harbour Area, Nelson-Island,.Jervis Inlet, Egmont, Sechelr Inlet, Narrows Inlet and Salmon Inlet. x,Connecting Flights from obove points to tianoimo. Nanaimo to Sechelf-���One Way Fare, $9.00 Weekend Round Trip-Excursion (Fri. to Mon. only), $12.00" return EFFECTIVE JUNE 15th, 1969 TO SEPTEMBER 1st, 1969 Secheit���085-2214 Vancouver���685*4922 NOTE: Direct Line Phone Number from Nanaimp to be published wheir available. ' All Rates ond Schedules Subject to Chango Without Notice. ,*ja"'J!L''i"'' "'IS'M'j.H.Wf' 1'.._.i|-J..'...JIHII.1- r'^l"��fruii^ -KfAfCMES Boy*' Wri*t Watch by ��� Ingram. Reg. 14.95 . Special drl*' Watches R��jj��� 15.95 Spatial S.03. lf.ffi SpfftJsl Boys' Watches t#g. 9,f$ J '. Sp*cM* %#��, 11.50 SjwcM M����. 16. fS CREEPY CRAWLIJl, (by Mattel, ��nfy ' MINI DRAGON 0��J> fDEEOCS K05MIC KIDOLE, tfieM ora ,, Space KlSdfot, , <3 (T-iO .:.4)ni��f . . AO^ '--> ZOOffS Congregation to honor United Church minister \ CONGR.E3GATIONS of Wilson Croelc, Roberts Crmk, Port Mellon ��and Gilwns linited Cl**iirches will; "honor' ��� departing -mi^Sifter, Rev. M. Cameron and Mrs. Cam- 'or4h\at n pot-luck dinner in Gi|*somi ���Un- M$>d.''Ch!qr��h. on.Wednesday,**June ?5, at Y# p.m. : i*Mr. qnd i!*rs. Cameron ore leaving tlie &���� after eight yieart'. KcYe "Md the "members and odhencnti- of the West Howe ��ound Charge will welcome thia oppor- tottdty- otvlfsiting *With- 'atrrand*M**C" C_tnv- e^\'-^5m.,-hc,y;l��s��ve. *For ft>3*a��er^.in- 'iarmMion.please'call one of the foltow- i^HiwnbpiW! 880-2530, 8BO--&-0, fi#-2928, m��-s>m orBm-mn. m���L^*\, , ,,' '' ' a^��^|��piyiiipw����pi*i>f m *,�������� ������-������p-ppihipk-i-*-** ****��� MONDAY TO FHIDAV EFFECTIVE MAY 20th, 1969 Leaves * Pender Hbr, ���,_. Secheit n CCI..IHB COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED ' IN THE BAL BLOCK NEXT TO THE CO-OP $T08�� #g^-2232 Cc-f-foftt Vancouver ^._..__. Secheit ���_. . Hd. of Jervis Inleli. Secheit ���.-.._ ... Vancouver ..... Secheit ���..: Hd. Je*ryis Inlet..������ Scchclt Vancouver x Secl>elt Tfrno Pestination _ ;,;7;3p;p-nv, -SeMt���,...-,;,.���,..,.. ��� 8:0D o.m. Gibsons & Vancouver ..__ 9:00 a.m. Gibfe<xis & Secheit __. :10:0J) am, Hd. of Jervis Inlet (oil poinls northbound) -_-.- 11:00 o.m. Secheit (oil points southbound) _... 12:00 p.m. Gibsons - Vancouver __ 1:00 p.m. Gibsons - Secheit I��� 2:00 p.m. Hd. Jeryjs Inlet (oil points northbound) ��� 3:00 p.m, Secheit* (all points coulhbound) . 4;00 p.m. Gibsons - Vancouver . 5:00 p.m. Gibsons* Secheit 6:00 p.m. Pender Hbr, Area . Secheit ��� Vancouver SATUEOAY 0HI-Y Hd, Jervis Inlet _.��� Secheit. _. 8:00 i-mjv Gibsons - Vancouver 9:00 <3.m. Gibsons - Secheit 10:1)0 p.tT��. Hd. Jervis Inlet (oil points northbound) 1J:0O bin. Secheit (oil points ��N-tribo��.nd*' ���i J ���,12:00 p.m. Gibsons - Vancouver Vancouver .... ,._. 1:0O pm. Gibsons - Secheit SUNDAY ONLY 12:00 p.m. Qbsons-Vancouver I ;0O p.m. Gibsons - Secheit 2:00 p.m. Hd. Jervis Inlet Coll points northbound) 3:00 p.m. Secheit tistfpctntvinadtiaatt&t' ,4:00 pjnx Qb����$.*,Vbi-*co��v��,r Sechelr ��_. Vancouver Secholt _��.. Hd. Jervis ' Inlet Secheit ,�����____���-_ Vancouver ��� 5:00 p.m. Gibsons - Scchclt ** Mondays Only * Fridays Only P^&r Hai*toot_r Indudes Pender 'oreo, Thiormonby ls."& Secret Covo. Special-Excursion Foms in Summer months���-Phone for further infa Children ��� V% far�� whe^i aa^mponlad by cm adult. ��8wc M0 - Secfseft i85-2214 . Yammwr .-685*4922 SSB %sm�� r:r: V j-p^M'Sii ^ jn,. *#**. "*S.%'��<��W*"rt i��-i*/h-j* ^. rf����hjf��it-rt*'->",'*'T*,'i***M,K -^f*"-** ��p** **vJ'..'<* >!(*** .��A.V--*^F-^-.��^*~��V��.��_-��A-��l>�� ���FF��^*,����^ ,fc.S��^��.*��.*..*--^.��2**>*��*''*,">~ ^^*^*������.����*H��f--^^^��.~*��^��-**#./��^^^_��^^^��^ . .. r Y i3> ' S., '.fv t, " 1 ., 1�� s ' -ffi SSI 1 "/(�����-��. ,..-5 ^--'{i I ,, .' -,���.M < *J rihA L�� , * *. *+" .F-.!��-ffl,- 'i l"f��*l ,...-".V_F.F ,., ,*-,<,>��- 1 1-,'�����.����� # Vj-''���V* "^ '���.' 'r JI �� t-l-Vrf, . ��V, j _*-"-.���*, '."--.,'' y y *. - �� -, - -i* -f**' . y *- - *y .--. - <��� . *-. "-���*���, ,.*<���*.'*y ,* ' ....v- $*- '*>,,--* ���*- , Y_ *' F, ,- "> 1 . \ 'I fl '~ ' ' -* ' . .'.*'...���*.'���*--- '" F-, ,���.-> ^ ��� J, I I ^ ��A=J..f}^i._, f |M_>w^-..-.4 4-^>- - -1*-.. *^-Ff--_-.W^V-*"-' \~ * . I . t 1 r.'' - " * f Vv."�� VlWJv.i "****-fD-iw <**- **, ���fej&Fn-. lyy**1^.-. _^_i**Wii^*>t"KJ^^-^'��^^^^i*"^'^*'-ft</'i**i\lii*i^>^ ^�����** ���* fc * %. I*. *-. -��- **. *v_" 4- _,,*_��__.,��, V *����������������� . V . *, *l , .' Pjdge B-4~' , The Peninsula jTlmos lof Commera Iteg-jee at UBCift-Maj.. -Alsor '. A- Wednesdoy. June 18,1969" . f^j?g was^^s.au^.Mi^^Hdiord ���������.. i , ,, 'f ���'"-���-���^������"m"'m��*'"!���"������ '"��� U_cha*.dsofjWas!. Vancouver. Y ''-**,* ' y���,".*.. ../, ,Y* *!,. OiijlJhe,aat^_jr^y,IoUowtoi-.the gradiir.. ff��� I f^��?_r"& in ���_". &tior_ Mr.,4 and J/fcrs. * Harold Richards "en- -> \3 LUjJSJi la ,pertained-iri Honor, of Mr. Robert Richards, ���PS %;*25 'EK5 t?ts_ ��-***S3Kf8sra _3Sgs& ��� >*yarea, Mr. .and Mrs.-* Ron .Haig yirene <L��� ^j^l ���* r.tt_*��r.�� ,_.<_.�� <*����-.��.��+_,<_���. * *-_..��.._;___ S._v-iJ.�� .-,���_��.- ��,;_ __��..*__.--��. r.t..^_.t. ( -sons jr-O-. threfc weeks. Mrs.' Juenaras _>r. fcuthful worker withithe Anglic^ Chu��*li< ^ the,in&B5toi��-to faU and break her Women, has resided in this district for ^���j^<���^?'*u*s~r{ ia��?iM ���*.***����� *��r^ over 23. years. The; ACW held a ltiicheori ���'?,���";�� ./,'.-. ' -'; * io her honor and presented a gift Mr/ and jn BRIEF1 >������ * ���' - ��� Mrf Haig teodved "mementoes froW. thfe .| * Gi^\0i m,; 3,^ .Mrs, F. .RoSS Gibson Gibsons and District Chamber of ,Com- |or a v^gk ^ Mr# WilUam Keating from merce. Many lovely fareweil parties have Halifax, NS"^' ' -i* > -��� bS?'SfiStSSU co-hostes^wlth .L^^^P^lSS?��_f vT> Mrs. JEd Fr��er at-the beautiful home.pf dayj"was ^Mrs.-Pearl Dijggory from Vic-S ���Mr. and^VIrs. Freer when about 40 people -- ���>Y --,, ���.L . * "��� "Y ��* - , enjoyed a buffet dinner honoring Mr. and ' Weloome (to Gibsons Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Haig. Present: ' Mr. Dawson and ?**etwell and family from Vancouver who- Hoh. Isabel Pawson MLA,' Mr." and Mrs-. &*$ taken up residence at Sunshi__e Coast Graham'Walker" from Vapcouver, Dr. and Tr-dler.Park. ** >���> Mrs. Hobson, Dr. and Mrs. Crosby, Mr. f Mr. and Mrs. _fohn< Sheridan have Jand Mrs. Jim Stfewart, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- moved to Beach Grove near Tsawwassea las .Deaton, Mr. -and Mrs. Norman Ru- .where John is employed in a barbec shop, dolph, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Graham, The SheridAns have been residents of Gib- Mr. J. .Terry from Vancouver, Mrs. Unman, son? for the past 7M. years and willl be and son Blair of Wictoria, Mr. and Mrs. missed by many friends here, l/ittlejohn; MX and Mrs. Harold I_ynum, , I Mr., and-Mis. Karl Schroers. observed and many other close personal friends.. - |$ieir Wedding Anniversary on June 8' - k "PSe 5?^ Oogw00^ .were^sed to - Poltov^an e^ecutivte -meeting of df!flS^45 ��-__!��� S^r^iJf8*^ Branch jl^byal Canadian legion, Gib- f^,\^^^Tt^%E^ ^:od^es^yeyenmgas^eomg "4t ��� \ .J. *��� J ��� ��� ^ H t ;/ < *l V - '<. - - '/ . .-' ' * - ���p *-.' ' r .** ' '. r ^_ - �� * �������_-���_��� ���> �� 1 -.'���* ���i. *���� ' .** *-���*__�� Completely Razed Mrs. Gerry Clarke presented-her .with, a .the Haigs leave'-fflid wished them luck as favmed with nianoforte -^jins si��_riT��<. ----- ���.-.-!ww,���-�����..��������-��* w_�� corsage, and a red rose buttonhole,-- ^e' they wa-wdFthem^ood-bye. - " Fire'comple'bely razed this home at anljnc^^ �����WIggS2S "^ *ta*,*d ^-^ Mor^who w^ , ^^ 4��: >��* '^f ,f *? i^ Ea^Poi-poise Bay .at approximately j-i;^i.*i..i _T.^_.:~-4 mu I_���i .__ **aiS* *��:1_:*: -"-Mg nas oeeft Secreteiy-Trea- alcn Twnwn��_ihr_> *__.* rfh�� -ihar^nin--- ������.. nartv: one-wonders how the Ladies Aux- .��; 1ast"Sundav __1t_rn'm_f talrirt? of ihe occupier George Ralph aged ;about_fifty-��Lght! His aiid' a guest,, Ralph Mc- were rescued but Mrs. Wedley was taken "to hospital suffering delightful evening The niarvelous vieiy su^,. ^'Branch-109. Vice-Piesident of Howe-Sound frqiii the Freer home was ��� Verhulstinade " '" *c*,iUf"'- much admired by'-the'guests. THe him- tiful tray-With orees werei)res|nted with a sUver-hostess .also Jnr _0>preciatioi tray inscribed "Fromfnsnds on the Sun- Mr. Haig has done shine Coast.-" . ... . , } - ' .We-'e^iwrig of 1 wood was-given. Homemakers Bazaar * v* *--��� - . . success "~��*r -.*, ^ " S_^HEtT Homemakers'' ClubYBaaaar and -, te* h6ld last Saturday-was axn outstandr ing success, _l-clarie_r.Preside-_t Mrs.'Euby. Paull. ' . " ,"' -^ , ��� *( * -��� ��� , There was a steady demand' for the beautiful handiwork which busy Home- makers have been working oh during the year and many lovely prizes -were won. during the afternoon.. - Minister without Portfolio and local MLA Isabel Dawson was a surprise visitor and' was presented with one of the exquisite aprons which aire a Hbmemak- ers' specialty. Another .visitor was Miss Broderick from Vancouver. Lucky raffle winners were S. Kydd who now possesses <the fine Indian sweat-, er which was pictured in the Times a fe\y weeks ago. Mrs. Helen Sinclair won the oil painting by Brother Mac, and Mrs. Mary Harvey of Hajfmoon Bay is the delighted winner of the hooked rug. The full size quilt was won by Mrs. Bruce Redman. Hose Jackson won (the guessing game and the tea prize was won by Linda Joe. Homemakers were very happy "to *wel- eome, so many visitors and wish to -thank everyone who helped make the afternoon such a success. Walter Safety says, "Think, don't sinkl , Be water wise I Learn and practise water safety every day.'* It was a dehghtful a^nioqn,,-the '* ����� -Ppcogmtaon.of^Mr__ Haig's help with sing-song iyas part .of tlte'ente-^in_r___H^-^^ A small dot? also ��er- weather was perfect when Mis. Jfe�� ,g*e Legion .Ladies Auxiliary/ President folkwe^by dancing.. All'an:SOrrf%a ssx **" {dory ih'overcorhihg. it >i ?��� -* *, - V- S&in��ie'^ ' P Swallow, Gower-Point Road, "was hostess l1MiMtji^&%^^^s,, " :*:; = ' ���' r ' ** Jt ���' ' "��� " * '" ' ' - ru^>TfY'"c June 10 entertaining the Scottish Country -"^ - - ��� "' ^ Dancing Group. ,The party \va_;,'in itonor of-Mrs. Arme" Warne who is leaving at the end of the month, to make her home- in Vancouver. - Mrs. Warne will be missed here; she- was "presented wifh a' beautiful cup and. saucer in Maple Leaf Tartan pattern. '. \ '���, .. ; ,_ ' / .; " ���' Dancing on the lawn were Mesdimes Ellen JMarshall,." Gladys, Sluis, Hazel Wright,-.Millie Forbes, Jean -MoHlwain% Edith Kennett, Kay Wells,-Florence Robn ertaw-,(Arme Warne^ Eileen'Sicotte, MSrie Swallow^ Mollie Kennett, Iva Peterson; and Evelyn Hogue. Others- present "were MrsT Stfiphehs, Mrs. Chaster, Mrs. Scratcli- ley, 'Mrs. Gwen Hicks, Mrs. .Reid,. Mrs. Brick and Mrs. Evans. The lovqly garden with its splendid ".waterfront view "was: at charming setting for the pleasant "spcial time when tea and very delicious refreshments were enjoyed.. . -' _Y " ,', ," HERE AND THERE - - . Y ..'^ * Welcome to Gibsons��Mr. and-Mrs.-M. Christing from Winnipeg, Manitoba who have taken up residence on TVlitrine Drive.' Mr. and Mrs.' Wiijo Wiren arid Etdrward -Wiren were visiters'to Powell Itiv_-T-oh Sunday to see Mrs/Wiren.. brother David Charman^ who is a* patifcnt in" Hospital there. " , ^ / I Mrs. George. McN.cho.1 of. ^uhhyciiest Motel (formerly of West Vancouver) is holidaying in England i Mr. and Mrs." F.* Ross Gibson were ft pleased to have Mr. frank Adgirfjs.-'-y.&Q is with the Department of Transport, Ot-" ]jaw3, visit theni for a', week' recently. Mr. Adams has lately returned from ihe Arc- 1 tic.1 When the Ross Gibsons wcre.in' the North, they knew Mr. Adams at ResoJmte Bay. Mr. Adams, who is a radar tcChnt- cian, welcomes an oppoj-tunity to come out west when he has occasion to check the Goverwhentr weather, sHip.-. He likes! thJe ' Sunshine Coast and is happy to spend a ��� vacation at Gibsqhs.' . ,', , ',, , Spending a week with Mr, and Mrs. T. 1 D. Bulger was the lattcr's'mother Mrs. | Josephson from Langley. Mrs. MoIli6 Kennett has'returned .from Victoria where she visited'Bill and Jean Lissiman for several.weeks. MISSIONARY COUNCIL At a meeting of the Women's Missionary Council held at the Pentecostal Church with President, Mrs, F. J, Wyngaert in the eliair, plans were made to redecorate thp interior of the living quarters',; Several members Volunteered to be on call for an emergency, community, assistance proj<Jct in repily to a letter from'Mrs.* O.'Hinlu. ��� y ��� Following .the , business meeting,, re. ftx:slmients 'were served by Mn?, M. Cas*. uirt and Mrs, G, Charmahi A visitor from the Fraser Valley was welcomed to> tho meeting and presented! with a corsage of sweet peas. Mrs. H. MarslKdlwfls honpiiod. \yith a bduquet of flowers and a decorated cake for her birthday. Y *-,,-���' * GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. Gord<m Richards" attended the gradiiation of'their son Robert qdr- don Richards who received his B^hctoi* mg~t__is~.'-very" pleasant "s-Jdial*- evemrigiCa '--"|*.r4 sing-sOEfg followedv blaze. TIDES FOR THE Wil( JUNE 10th to JUNE 2-..b 18 0307 om 11.2 W. 0654 om 12.4 0227 pm 2.4 1019pm 14.9 21 0602 am .9.3 Sa. 0949 om 10.5 0422 pm 5.0 1.49, pm 14.6 19 0407 am 10.0, Th. 0729 am 11.8 2507 pm 3.0 1049 pm 14.8 22 0647 w 8.1 Su. 1119, om'10.1 0502 pit 6.4 20 0502 em 10.2 Fr. 0819 om 11.2 0337 pm 3.9 1124 pm 14.8 23 1219 am ,14,5 M. 0727 ��m* 6.8 1259 pnr 10.2 0332 pm . 7.8 24 1234 am 14.4 ���k T"o�����-?^,...;...iri 0637 pm 9.2, . . ...,f:���.,���, ;,,. ,������,���,.���,. 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Frequency: Weekly Titled "The Sechelt Peninsula Times" from 1963-12-04 to 1967-03-01. Titled "The Peninsula Times" from 1967-03-08 to 1979-12-26. Published by Sechelt Peninsula Times Ltd. from 1963-12-04 to 1968-12-24 and from 1970-11-04 to 1971-03-10; by The Peninsula Times Ltd. from 1969-01-08 to 1970-10-28; by Powell River News Town Crier Sechelt Times Ltd. from 1971-03-17 to 1975-11-05; and by Westpres Publications Ltd. from 1975-11-12 to 1979-12-26. Dates of Publication: 1963 to 1980.
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