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* *■ J J / ,1 '» t "afsS-, 1 J /<■■ / i /CI y v " »• * * s. \ \ V .k s £ "»r X ^ >> » '*H "1 V - > i i » i .**. 11, f * i .1 __ r No Hope West Canadian'Graphic Industries Ltd., loXlSlf est^ Sth -Ave-^t*—-> „., *. - *, ,' 'Service'- ' ". - 25REC'0 , Serving the Sunshine Coast/(Howe Sound to Jervis Inlet); Inc'ludin|| Port Mellon/ '^bpkins Lending, Gronthom's'Landing", Gibsons^ Roberts. Creek Wilson Creek, Selmo Pdrk^Sechelti Holfmdon Bay, Secret (Jme; Pender Harbour,' Mddefro Park/ Kleindole/ Irvine's.Landing/ EoriCov^JEgrnont . ifoberfs Creek jncrn hurt f Registration Nc 1142 ind Class A^ftl i',' 1 " Volume 6, No. 21 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1969 &o® r 1 , in sDoxis cat accident \ AN ACCIDENT near the-S*bend,-Gi'bsons, , last /Saturday at ^ about- 5;20'p.nl has J f sent 21-year-old Alex Skytte of "Roberts >E Creek do hbspil'al in Vancouver" suffering» head. and. internal injuries. ",- " SkyltteWias-diriving a small sports convertible which is understood to haw .gone, out of' control and struck a stump, •fchrowr-^ img him out.' Jtiad" he 'been wearing a' seat - belt he^ would, probably been killed outright' as the.oar ^turned over. Police are investigating circumstances of-the mishap.' . , _..-.«.«■ Nine month sentence: follows break *&: entry h - t\ '% i A ill Miv M4c3f>< t '/:.' •_ j vr>» >- td *»« ^ \"; (GART ^EStlB MaqKensie .aged: twentyr ,: 0^.^-8^ nmfecf r i- - two-of Gibson's,' was serntenced to-rime rroqTeBWV& pi&JGCh .... . &££ SST *'??ie^'clltFi ^d,4^clki^*^ Wad«f* jyiar^nas had-come true, -the ficer. Bill, Mason.-ttf'gtw, xl pefuge.. determinate~&t ihe<,Haney ,correction|d yewtfipg- buck would have livfed, but i&oviit|j\eare ahd,hot,:blanke'lsJVer^ institute ' when, "he 'appeared" bef^ he-«ueeuki!b^d-4o-sho^k~Sumday eve-- not enough-'to'tcombat;tho ordeal' Magjsffate:dharies Mitteist"eadt\at^Gibf ning .«fter, being ■chased initio -the sea 'rwhiebi<;tHe .^ericeleps •)df^llure,rSu^*7s>n&.iast Monday^ April jisthr. -V' - \ys at WiUson Creek by.dogs on Saturday, 'fered,; ^Ttiis -week's: ^spe. ^dVeMs^s'' *'-, Mackenzie-entered-a plea-of" iuiity Mr, -Totf Matfsnas recovered Ihe'-dreer T.sitriiigeht - measures,' Mia ' kh?* bAiran ^' -,„ „»,«u^ i^.'u^vu: ^«f^- Tj^irti fppml waist deep'water and-had* a. fu&sueoD t^fauw CKfcn&t wish* sum »«»•> f* iS/mw »■ ^wi iecreafi©: !SPS*: raots': giowisigr-response, Mr. FiankWest . . carefully considering all aspects,'decision pfe-sentence;repOrt. , . , .. , . , ^ fctuld'the ice Arena - Curling Rink - . fames ^'McNeil ^ndT James Allen Senior citizens FacUity,'as the first step Holland" both appeared; resulting 'front d . in the" overall pl'an,7tha-s. peeh made. . '; disturbance; -in «je> fPen^sula-Hog; 0v€r m w<4ganfe&ti0lls f ^ ^ "area, Marchi 31st. .McNexi- was fined $5^ for , moluding. all- chamfers of i Commerce, cre_atmg.a_distu^rbance_during which he".VHfe cua^ ;Sfe«ri6e. Clubi,- ^^Vor used obscene language,,and -Holland $100 ^. >-»_^ii__^-_'- -o..*^ ^nt, ^—«-^u,^.+ REGIONAL' Board Director .Frank West cam?- wider fire'at'last meeting"pf application toJease the lacilHy."V for wilful damage. _, , ,. , < Archie Mcljpllan in his late sixties,''of Selma Parlir faced.^_c±iarge_Qf_inipaired driving'resulting f^rom an, accident" ,m 'Regarding the "closure, of Ithe wharf for .. ... . , - ■ . , . .. ,„ Gibsons" Counc£l"resumng from a "letter in c>r-parking, Mayor Feehey suggested coim- which-he paused; damage, to.-two vehicles ^hicKKe -stated he hadbeen requited i» -cil arrange a meeting with\Mf.' Brooks-of parked r along the highway at. Sehna forward letters,of-complaint to-Hon. Isabel Dawson regajding-.tiie proposed sewer out* fall.at Gospel Rock._' , ; -, .' Letter irom' Mr 1* .West, written 6nucui official Regional, Board letterhead stated,: In my capacity as.elected Director].of Area 1?SW «tf ,*he- Sunshine-Coast Regibnal District,/I, was requested to forward'five petitions )to the Hon. Isabel Dawson, MliA, Minister without Portfolio, in cohnection. with the planned sewer outfall at Gospel the ■'marine* division to'.discuss the_matter •further. }t was fclso agreed to invite Cor- -ponal 'Biggeman'"of the \lpcal RCW-" de- tax^wenit'libgether 'with his commanding officer. • "''-■• ''.'.< . Park. He was'given a 2 year suspended; sentence and had-his- -driving licence sus with a*'stamped^ self-addressed,- envelope, we 'urgently- Vequest a'r response,. as the future ot-the project hinges oh this. v To date, many majifhoufs^of work have been voluntieered,' The Lions Cktb b.as cwtrtrilJuted' $250.00, and has been the major ■supporter''pa. .cash) contribu-Qons. _.„ „ ,.- r „ , Monies Kave^also beeniT^ecaved^fronir -the. Church, School ^and Legion groups; and, JCinsmen,, Howe Sound Farmers',.Institute responsible itrusteeships,"have .indfcateE a, aaxd school1 children.' ' ' '---'•■•'> '>' strong desire-to see'-ftiis project come into The .second major <hutdle will involve being. Letters will be sen*.to mctivodual selecting a site! 'At- this rtime the-contmifc- land owners- requesting^ support. A .com.- t itee is in iihe- torocjess of studying^popula- parable facility .built" elsewhere recently ' ^ori growth trends in the jtfek^The, (resultv,. cost roughly $400,000,100 at'today|s prices, of this'study will serve as ^m& basis-for Various other sources oi funds includihg selectj^g^a «ite.v Choice acreage'has,beep ' «>&WrvM&X*.4t*#16 & /Phil's JH-tAb, &A a*. A 1 -' ' Mylti-Purpose Complex - This artist's conception of the proposed Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre has,a long way,to go-.before approaching reality. It has, however, already received considerable'support fromrgronps, individuals and organizations throughout1 the "area. Donations of money are coming in, <lahd has been offered free of charge ,'and this colored painting was, donated by'architects Underwood, McKhuey1, Cameron,. Wilson and Smith. -Organizations,- PUtp^'mHBiinanagemeht, TRAGEDY was narrowly -averted- last Friday .morning as a result of promt "action by -Mrs. Audrey Bennie of Point Road Hopkins Landing who rescued two perided, for'itwo years. He "appeared'be- "- private capital, government grants, fttnds; offered, in -Gibsons,'Roberts Creek and.^ and a half year-old Stephen Dame from fore the Magistrate - April .l&th. ~~ ' - \ from the Indian'band, etc., willbeaotively-- Secheit. JMie~cominittee is,prepared--t6-re- • the sea in front of her .home. RAii»T-yp . -;-."■"":**;"- ' * t tast year's clean-up ^paint-up program iji "tihe' village ,*was considered'successful •anct it was agreed to proce€d'_with_a,simr •flai' ^ttojeqfcJthis year.. Administrator Dave - . . w,r ' - *,w- 'Johnstoji-'W'iU' con-tact, the- Chamber, of Rock mithe wamfy of theTiMage of Gp>- ^c^mmerce,in'-this regard and .an^officiaL sons. , ' ' .. •_ —' 'a^nhouncement'-wilLbe made in dud course. Copies"jof the' petition are forwarded to K.isplanned to launch the campaigh-some- you for your, information:, *" , ,time*i!h Afey. " ■. "' _ • ■' *■" ^ - - .The letter was signed Frank West,-Di- ittilLblNbs QyESTIONpb1 ' - " ' rectorfTArea^B'f-StmjShme Coast Regional , ^^ A:-Bairnes'of GoWefPointRoadao-, T%:-t-:-i ,> .. - pearjed:bef6re council* to question"feiuilding District. ^Also'on April 16th, Raymond Henderson was fined" $200"and "given a~ three month driving^ suspension following.a charges of impaired driving April ^5tiu , Henderson is a resident-of-Port Coquit^ - lamr - -; - . '-'.,'/ """':'- •William Dick\of _Chdll^ack_;was_fined $250 and ha"d his licence suspended, for, » three months: He was charged Vitb/ijp.- p_aired driving following ah. indidfent between Pender Harbour. and garden Bay, ' in which- he cut" in bjt.'another - vehicle causing it to" run off* the road sustaining $200 damage. Police later caught up with Henderson and charged him\ accordingly^ pursued. -'Specific inquiries in regards, So financing have been, received front Mac- ceive .any ^ther. offers. -r, A -minimum of it^ acre£ would' be required. < Aquatic sport site • *:# Mayor. Fred vFeeney'told, council: .''I t e^n^ohs-carriecl out by a' neighbor._He ,. ipkk'&vn&exoe^dniAri^ i./as^efttwbalher-ja4>er^ ^tght'to ufee^Ro-gfoh^^ardfeiiatidneryl^ '*w&Hoe~rtfatk; ynhich-Appears-^Ainvolvo IWs'so^ o^thuife/'nelml^ has'hVbeea». ^ie!Krt^ , , . ._..,_ .,_... authorizeduby-the: Board-to write-,on', its Further the,one»btjilding has gone,<ohto , taays on his desk.. Instead.he has four, behalf. J have no objeotion.to him'of,"any,- fte/ldt lihe,-Vhich, he suggested, is.illegaij marked" "Frantic,", "Urgejvt," r "Pressing" Oirc else iregislering aoi objection,, but in' '^nd'against the -bylaw," ' ' """'' "r»"-~*:-" ' ■ ' thls",case I feel we should register a strong ."' ■'; .,'-v'-i -. * ALDERiMAiN -Norm~Watson-reporting .on- a 'Bylaw 'be prepared .enabling an increase,, progress" of* his.plans /for development in ithe present mill, rate -from-12.24 to 14 of,prpp'erty(m'ithe,"Po^)bise.Bjay area.iold mills. This*will take care of the requisL- ; Glancing through, her window, she noticed a four year "boy accompanied by two dogs on the beach and when he proceeded to remove his' Shirt, decided to investigate. Spotting what' appeared to be a bundle floating in the water, Mrs. Bennie waded in above her waist and grabbed the near lifeless body of Stephen Dame. Rushing him to her house, she turned the youngster upside down in an attempt to--dispose of water, then attempted mouth to mquth resusitation and started him breathing again. , ' , " Police report Stephen is now recover- S .r^J^.'.r '■—-r-r4'^ ' VCo\tncil Wseehelk last -week that.if'ajl -tion. ',';•']'.' .»< .' "•'. A ,--'r? -. ' • ing satisfactprily in., St, Ma'ry.'s, Hospital. * " "'Sp4te scie^spD^JiSn^y^^ , ATdermari Wats<m als^quiried"tfrinfcrW wair^pWently stayfng af the-ho'me-^' e;' Jhash't^etwoTegular'Jn" 'iandJ'Ch4,,„mail aMremendotis tourfet'attraction.''/ - / ' rate in the oiitwdeareatr and .expressed the of four year oldV Gordon Mooney at and "Overdue.' complaint.". < rjAlderman Walter P.eterson agreed, •adding "it seems to me, this is misrepresentation, and quite serious." Jf was agreed a letter of 'complaint be forwarded the Regional -Board together with a letter to Municipal Affairs Minister Dan* Campbell. DQG';CATCHER • Indications are that the village pound keeper, might be considering giving up his duties as dog catcher. Alderman Kern Crosby told council he doesn't appear to Latest models OYercratt, ser¥ice in June pending no, iurfber 'hold-up. VlCp-PRESIDENT '. of B.C. Hovercraft ,. ' 'Ltd., John Laing, told The Times today '"we'have had many problems'to overcome but »U being well we hope to be in opera Crosby told council he doesn't appear to tion between Vancouver and the Sunshine stop overs. ■ ■ have been top>adiverecently. He suggest Coast'.about ;JMhe.";': V.;:;.:;;:,^.'^-v^r:^'v'-ii\" 16 feet ahdj council should consider advertising for a replacement.'',- .-'•' ■, WHARF TENDERS - !'.' Departnieni of Transpbrt, Ottawa, has put the Gibsons wharf out for lease by tender for an amount not less than $1.00; per arinUm plus 15% of gross revenue derived from use and management of the facility.- Term of lease will be not more than-three years. Council has already indicated interest iii .'.leasing the wharf but has suggested it bo given control of parking arriingcmdnts. So far no reply has been, forthcoming, it was therefore moved council'make, formal reservations, for these "flag" stops. The cra4 have a' cruising speed of 40 mph but average operating speed will be 35 mph which includes pick-up delays and stop overs. .Interior width of the craft is nd passengers will be seated eight with two ' aisles. • Each craft has two rest roonis, refreshments will be, available and seating is the comfortable air- 'craft'ity'pe.;..';'',';";'"' .,,""l."" '.■;.'' ,■■•■ Mr. Lalrtg .eijcplained • tliat the interior of the Hovercraft IS yery similar to that of a 'large Boeing jiircraft and ah interesting sidelight is'this'fact that the Boeing Fh-st main port of call will.be Gibsons, company; is presently 'planning cohstruc- „w fmm irMr,uir «f th* n*vahrirn t«« tion 'of, 4,()Oo! ton .ocean', going hovercraft of similar design to the,#M 2.; ( , -Mr, Lalng, who recently returned from an extensive study of hovercraft in Britain, says ho is cxtremely'ehthusiastic about the service and has j every, confidence; that hovercraft 'are here ,'io' stay. " '','■'■'.,. An official announcement will bo made by B.C. Hovercraft shortly together with more details and a ■ schedules of service, !';Mry La,ing; said the, two craft/fpresehtly hear, completion in,(jreat;Br[tain^ .will'.'be the';', '.very,, latest, models, they; are;, ^hc Hov^m'arine HM;:2; side wall, and;, "hear silent; hovercraft, 'and ride on an aircushion which lifts the vessels three Vfeet above .'.ilhe',Water;'/;' /', '.'"..'.'i'V^'v ■■'''" ^'ll '■ • '<■' /.:'t;,.;Fh-st.'n; ._ ,- .. ,_, leaving, from vicinity of the Bayshore J"P. V*ah<i9Uver. Next official, stops will, be Powell River arid Texada Island. ;,How- oyer,,; latest plans include "Flag" stops at B^Wjfcih Island", Scchclt, Buchancer Bay and Pender'lljarbor. This will depend lupon a picic-iip of at least four passengers at each Stopin order to make such a'stop cconom- , i'oal. In all probabilities nh office will bo ("ctnblislicd In Gibsons which will: take ■ iHe exp'Iained 'that the Bay ,iS;.un;que in:that it is .protected, and literally debris free. This renders it particularly ,'suitable for aquatic Sports such as hydrofoil racing, and witli:the right development could attract visitors from near and far. ' ' The alderman said he has been corresponding with various governmental':do- partments and is attempting to ascertain ownership of property adjacent to a strip of village waterfront land at the .Bay which' combined would provide a substantial public access. He stated he is also working in conjunction with a private marine operator and there are hopes that a federal matching grant might be available. W(ith this in mind it was suggested council budget $2,000 annually for the next' five years, the matching grant could then bo, applied for on that basis. ,, ,, ' AIRPORT Reporting on the municipal airport, Alderman Morgan Thompson, said the airport committee" has been approached by ithe owner "of, property, sale of which Has held, up,hopes1 of,extension of the runway, t/atest offer of $500 per acre is considered much-more realistic and the, committee will be'discussing the situation at the next; meeting this week. • bvdg^,, ;■..::;.-■.■ ■■' ■...■■'.,; ! Regional District requisition is calculated this year at $2,100. This could'be dssumed by 'the village and talccn from surplus funds but Alderman Wntson suggested that this would be no way to Operate., Council agreed.and it was later moved BOARD SLIPS Vice-Principal of Sechejt Elementary School, Mrs. J. Wallis will still be on the teaching staff of Scchclt Ekmcntary School next year. \. : '. ■. ■ Telcplwnu call from the School Board office reveals that Mrn, Wallis hn« only . relinquished hW position aa Vice-Principal nod her name wn» Inadvertently included in the list 'of'(resignations which wei-OiAe- ceptcd, byrlhc Board ,at the April 10th meeting. ' • ; • CABLEVISION Mr, W. S. ThOmaR of Const', Cable Vision Informed The Times today his company Is presently In •proct'Ss of complctlm? negotiations in Order to eslablbh a muttl- nehvork, s>-siem for both Scchclt nhd Gib- sorw. Indleatlorjs are that a start will" be made 4hl« spring, i ' ' . DREDGING BAY ';LnU5. report Jh' tlwt the Public, Worku, ongihecr wa« in thin «rdi last wet«k «nd indicated 'that $17,500 hos been budgel.tcd for dredging of Porpoise Bay and that n^ immediate jitnrt is planned. POST OFFICE CLOSES llaixl-Hn« tao|Lic8 by 1h« l>oslmasU>r- Gcneral to ^rconomlze has caught up with S6lrrm' Park and the Post Office in the Sotma Park Store was officJnlly cloned )a.tt weekend. It is underidWHl that rnatl for L- Mighty proud of tlieir ceramic work which Is on display at Hie .^edielt Gallety Shop are Stove Joe, Vo'rn thatflrca imiy how be; picftcd up at' BccWTJu Joo, Marvlii Xroigan, Eafl Joii and S ■■*.'. and expressed the view that it is, more thah likely the outside rate will exceed' that of the village. - VACANT LOT -^ Attention, was drawn*to a vacant lot next to the Wigard" Block and at was suggested perhaps the owner could be contacted with a view to clearing it up and benches set up for elderly folk to sit down and rest. , \ < ■' . Alderman .Thompson stated this had been discussed previously-with the owner by the Kinsman Club but at that time he had( stated he wished to have no part of such! a scheme Council .agreed that there could be problem's involved and moved the matter be filed,' "' .;, „ ', ..,, , , WATER LINES Three water line crossings which left village roads with' deep ruts have been the subject of correspondence' between council and the Secheit Waterworks for some months. At an earlier meeting, April 2, it was reported that at last one rut has been satisfactorily filled.. | ;. 'Last week further correspondence was read starting the! company's local! superin-' tendent would be approached if the, work had riot yet been completed. Clcrjc Ted Rayner said ho had been in touch; with the superintendent who had indicated one was complete, a:sceond was still unsatisfactory and a third was still to be completed. These would have been put right but for rain, ,. , It was agreed that further action be withheld' in light pf„ assurances the work will be completed by next meeting. of four year oldV Gordon Mooney at Grahthams when the" two wandered off and ended up along the beach at Hopkins. ' ' , I Local marksman wins Gold Expert Shield FRANK. G. Jorgensen of Redroofs Road, Half Moon Bay, B.C., has qualified for the Gold Expert Shield, one of the most difficult tests in smallbore sporting rifle shooting. Dominion Marksmen officials announced today the 34-year-old logger had achieved a perfect score of 6,000 points to ■qualify.- •■■ '"; ■•:; ■ ;Forthe Gold>Expert Shield the shooter must fire perfect scores with a 22 calibre , sporting rifle on 20 targets from each of the regulation positions, prone, kneeling or sitting, and standing;. This. means ho must put a total of 600 shots in the "bull." , ',',"" Mr. Jorgensen, a member of the Scchclt Rod & Gun Club, has been shooting for 18 years. Before winning the'gold! shield he had to work his way through a series of Dominion Marksmen awards , beginning with the bronze pin which required^ five targets scoring 80 or better out of 100 from the prone position.' , The 22 sporting rifle used In Dominion Markmcn competition |s a general purpose oho and is usually quite Inexpensive. Under conditions of the,competition it must not weigh more 'than. 7 Y* pounds, Slings, telescopic sights and other features of the heavier motch rifle,' a ' pa'dslon target rifle, are not allowed. . One shot aftair Special Display Bruce Joe. Students are thoroughly of thO intriguing -patients in.'.the cor- enjoying the new course oMnstruotlon which Mrs. 'Joan "Warn-is conducting 'at'SocIicIt ElcrtieriCary ScliooL Some ■■'"
4 amictilo Were produced using different types at nuts, bolts, washers, screws alid oven £|pb(flo*Ojpoii<^ ecreanon assists Ba APPLICATION^ for financial support In order to. help establish a Junior Babe Ruth team gave rise to a heated discussion at last meeting of Scchclt Council. , , Alderman Morgan Thompson told council ho had spoken to the, applicant, ft°iw Hocknell,' and, W«|e, given to understand that about $500 Is required altogether In order 'to purchase uniforms and equipment, About $400 Is expected to be. ac-, quired from other, pources. He therefore expressed the, vleW'that council provide the $100, "I don't feel tlilni would be out of the way and it will not be n recurring grant," ho 'said, ;, i Aldcrmani Norm Watson asked what lundL'bcch'. icbuneil poliey in .-pitch; a situation.' ^H'Bccms to mo there are endleitH , Hitch orgjinU-fttionH on the. PfininHula," he aald. Mayor Bill Swain agreed and warned flint such a gefiture now could, mean netting a -precedent; He• stressed the fact that recreational funds usually are for provision of park'facilities, Improvements and equipment, "If, we approve this, what guarantee do wc have that a number of other such groups will not 3t,nrt seeking nlmilar grants?" he asked, ' ' - ■ Aid. Thompson argued that he was unaware of similar 'groups-_ likely to iiiako six at this lime. similar requests and added that $100 is what council , normally donates toward swimming classes. Aid. Watson expressed the view that he agreed With n previous suggestion by the Mayor that the youngsters should bo encouraged to ralso their own funds, however, -as this In to be a one shot arrange* inent, he would support tho application. Further, he pointed out thai AM. Thompson, rcereatIon chairman, is not obliged to recommend other such appIleatloiiH and can call a halt whenever he wishes, It was tberefore moved the grant of $100 be 'made. Questioning the provincial recreation jyxant. Aid. Wubon asked whether It Is t<till available, It was explained by Aid. Thompson thai In order lo obtain tho $300, grunt it in necessary to form a recreation commission. Some time ago he attempted U> reform «'commission but failed due to hick of Intercut. Watson suggested that'this might be a good time to start again but was told by Thompson that it requires at lenat six membeiK and while It might Iks possible ..to find, three willing to accept office, he doubted If it would be possible to find ;s *-*f-m.f V*f **4t**(*» » *J«"WW™ *»«1^IW*>" t-^aflt*^*^*^ jt"1 h*.# W l*«-^V(»*l{nl«« t ,^*«^,^%j«b a* ^,^M^^«|W^«^.,#l^w.^jh#Bi*«^!^+,^ "n»*>#*'^ fAt^ '*&*(W*>P>*bMm*w*^*r*«*#t!^)^<to^^ ^rti#h*^-«*r^V°»f**nM''^f»*ik*^(l1"P'»«f*'' W**«fftW^»Bi^^W^Vf Wf<"
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LANPkq^/^>, Notice of Intention: to-���-Apply to ��ea$4lLa)$V7, ��� In Land R;^cordipg\ District Form No, 18 (, ^ (Section 82) ���LAND ACT Notice of Intention to Apply ; to Lease Land . In Land Recording District of Vancouver and situate of Vancouver, B.C, and situate of Vancouver,^ ahd ^ituate .Secheit Inlet.. TtT���...M. tnl,A T> n ��Mn!��lfir r.# Canmt ^XnA i
Commencing , at a��� post planted 300 ft North East vicinity of SecYettfeye.^ <Take nbtice that Tuwanek Take notice&iBicHato B. Development Ltd., of Van- Lucas of 288Q
the^ol- describe^ lands:��� lowing descnbed^lahds;^ , ., . commencing
at southeast corner of FoAm NO, 18 (Se&tion 82)
Notice of Intension to Apply to Lease \Land/ " , In Land Recording District of Vancouver a&d situate Secheit Inlet, "
Deveiopers intends to apply for a lea"^e of the . following described lands:��� , - \ * Commencing at a post piaiueu ow ii. xnu^wi .cast ��� . CpmmenQm0
- of'lott8964 thence 100 ft. iNorth; thenqe 300 ft East;-, thence ,100; ft; South; thence 300- ft.\West,\ and containing %- acres, .more or-less, for the purpose of summer cabin. - , D.W. Mueller.' ', 1128 Spruce Ave., Coquitlam, B.C. Dated April 13, 1969: , ���2432-pub. April 23, 20, May , . . ' 1, 14, 1969 comer, of iM 4601; ,-4H6nee ' 1200'; ��� thence-west--100' inter 100 feet EalS^hehce-300
, J^kson ..Bros ^ Rd. South;, thehcekdq/feet? West;
|l0rthrandLc6n taining ' threer'quarteK - acres, more,or less.'-tor the'purpose of *a summer cresidence, Richard
'23^Q:' May : >?'.*: , -7M4.'.1969 ner of D.L., 3259, and contaim- ihg'22 acres,.more or less, for the,purpose
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be all red tulips but closer examination revealed each one to be a little different. One particularly lovely tulip which his father hybridized is "Oriental Splendour" and one bulb,alone was sold to a nursery for-$5,000. r"
were located in this part -of British Columbia. Wine and Cheese patty Satutdayl Madeira Park PLANS have been'finalized for the Pender ^Harbor Hospital Auxiliary's Wine and Cheese, Party to be held next Saturday; April' 26 from 8 <p.mT. toll p.m. in the Community Hall, .Madeira-Park. Wine, crackers and a variety of cold \ �����>- ���,, Road; thence West 1625'/and chelt Garden Shop-owner, 'Mr:, Dave -in,, the
^ business .-feihce meats as well as coffee will be served at containing 32 acres, more or less, for the purpose of Land Subdivision. N. A. Paterson Dated March 24th, 1969. 2417-pub. April 23, 30, May ' 7,, 14. D��>i'g. has - just - finished. - selecting 100 species o�� bulbs from' Mr'.,vAdrian World tiavelled\*\ ���> \ ia78 LewisSwanson ngiican cuicoux&r SquaringlyYours by Maurice Hemstreet !Nl^REST|NG^visitorido���S.eeheC,'laj5t ,we.ek was Mr. Adrian- Ovefdeyest from arrive this fall. - .i-\ ( -, , ^ c
just- north.,of-A>nste?dam;iri hybridizing and: his; son; , while
catalogue,'told the' fascinating *���.. kins. Hall Anglican< Church^- Vancou- nSJ^y weds will reside, at 2647, Manitoba Harry Robertson ie
���toss a sil-' Ver coin into the well and make a wish which may win a prize- Merchants-of both Secheit and Pender Harbor have been very generous and- donated a variety of prizes. Hospital Auxiliary members are busy- selling tickets at $2.00 per person and tickets- will also be available at' the- door;
~12th when Diane GaiL Swanson -became the bride- of square 4# Out'ofctowh guests included-Mr. and season till next September. ; -
iiy^jMr., att(a Mrs. Shepherd-and family;- friendship that one attains from this The.bride is the
groom -is-, the -son "of .Mrs. Jo/ rej��_M^arjlyn "Swanson and Otto (Olt- now is the time to Phone 885-9941 and SouthwicR of "Vancouver,
name, address and phone Given in marriage by- her ^father, the ^anson
Mrs. T-Parrsh;. fundamentals of square dancing to those brocade; slightly
with - 'empire Mri^nd Mrs. H., Stockwell;.Mr. and. Mis. who wish to learn with just three of fpur waistline,arid long sleeves. .Her
the.;*Sechelt ../He .to;ld 'hoW ��'polHnati<Sp'-takes ^place Garden Shop, Mr. Dave Doig has 'ofderedr when the flojger,peaches.-A. certain stage one hundred species
-One BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH MERMAID & TRAIL, SECHELT, B.C. Sunday- School ���10:00 a.m. . -, . Church Service-��� 11:15 a
by a'flowered'headpiece and she. carried, a .bauqufet\of White Gardenias and. Stephapotis. Matron, of Honour t was Mrs, .Val Mil- lage, sister of ,the bride,
to' match that of' the ' bride. She carried a bouquet of yellow tulips. Best man -was Mr, Ron -Potdter. Reception .was held. at''H.M.G.S. Discovery, Stanley >-Park . where [Mr.v Alf Shepherd proposed the toast to the bride. Spring colours of yellow and mauve formed the decorative .theme 'arid the. bride's table waS gay''with' daffodils. The ornament on the wedding cake'was the s.arne one used by the bride's 'parents on their wedding day. - -V,.
The i ANGLICM CMJRCH SAINT, rJILPA^Sr-SECHELT 8:00 a.rn.lEvery^5tmday 9:30 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. 2rid[, 4th, 51b Sundays
Services held regularly In i \ GARDEN BAY,; REDROOFFS and EGMONT For Information phone 885-9793 Every.YVed. 10 am H; Communion St (-lllda's .*
faithful presence on stage and to his wife Deanna for getting him to the dance on time. - The last square dance to-be held for the Pender Harbour Jr. Squares will be at the, Legion Hall, Madeira Park Sat. May 3rd. at 8:00 p.m.. Although this is a junior club, caller, Bob Crichton, would just like to have all interested square dancers there to help finish, off their square dance season; I, tbinkl will' go, how about, you? and how about travelling in a group from tho Gibsons end right thru just ito make the evening more pleasant.1 Keep that date in mind, jvlay 3rd, Madeira Park, Legion Hall, see ywl John. Hind-Smith. - REFRIGERATION PORT MELLON TO PENDER HARBOUR Phone 886-2231 from-9 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Res. 886-9949- - Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Theodore Lewis ��'���'��� photo by Meyers Studio; Vancouver ....���._ ' ������ i .'������'/''-!-. ���
xa available free of charge from, the Public Relations Department, Klckhaefor Mercury, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 54935, ���
��� *. '.. '/ii:?/ \ f ! i - i i > - ... .^- ��� i I . OAIIA'I NATIONAL OFFICE, Ltilia & Steele* Ave, Do* 519, V/iIlowilale. Onto lift Nnn->e . . . . A.Mi<��� C'V Piov. _ ELT A^-JCSES ��AYE EPAH3 ��� This free reminder of cornlna events Is a service of SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. Phone Peninsula Times direct for free listings, fspcclfylna
. Please note thqt space' Is, limited and soma advance datos may , hava to wolt their,turn; also that this Is o
listing only arid cannot'al^oys^corry fulldfltalls, ' ^ April 23���1/pirn.'St. Hilda's'Hall, Scchclt T.6.P.S, Club mcotlno. April 25���4l0 ioirn>l' p.m.' Wilson Creek Hall Community Club Coffee Party, ��� ���.- April 26���8-11 p.m. M,adelra Park Community Hall, Hospital Aux.
Wine and Chceso Party. April 26���-GlrlGuldo andBrownlo Cookie Solo. April 28���7:30 p.m. Madeira Park School,
,'. '._.;-' \ May 1���7:30 p.m. Elphlnstone. Drama Nioht. May 3���10 a.m,-12 noon Catholic Church Hall/ Gibsons. CW.L. Rum- maae Sale. May 3���7 p.m. Wilson Creek Hall. Annual Chinese Smorgasbord and Danclna. May 3���8-11 p.m. Secheit Legion Hall. Halfmoon lloy Hospital Aux, Wine and Cheese Party. Moy 6���2 p.m. Secheit Legion Hall. Girl Guide Assn. Annual Sprlna Teo.. ASK FOR FREE CATALOGUE OF PROPERTY Multiple Listing Sirrlea Vancouver Real Estate Board REAL ESTATE- INSURANCES GIBSON GIRL BEAUTY SALON Gibsons-Village Experts at cuts/coiffs and colour Custom Perms��� Phone 886-2120 (CLOSED /ytONDAYJ' '' 1 ��� ii in ... ' AUBIN'S UPHOLSTERY ��� Furniture Recovery a Specialty Fine line of fabrics. Samples brought to hanrte. HAL AND MAY, AUBIN Tel. 885-9575 - Davis Boy READY-MIX CONCRETE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Your One Stop Building Store For All Your Building Needs GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. 1653 Scoview - Phone 886-2642 L. & H. SWANSON LTD. -.-.' ���,'���������������-.'������ i ���..;���';. ���:..- . 1 .;,,.. ... ... Septic Tanks and Drain Fields - Dackhoo and Front End Loader Work Screened Cement Gravel - Fill and Road Gravel Phone 885-9666 - Box 172 - Secheit OCEANSIDE FURNITURE AND CABINET SHOP Custom cabinetry'for homo and of flee , , Kitchen Specialists R. Dirltin, Peach Ave., Roberts Creek Phono 886-2551 or 886-2261 Phone 885-2818 NITA'S BEAUTY SALON Open In the Rlchter Block ' Secheit, B.C. PERMANENT WAVES��� TINTS HAIR CUT ��� STYLING ��� SHAPING �� g.m; to 5 p.w. Tuesday-Saturday LEN WRAY'S TRANSFER Wousenold Moving & Storage PKono 886-2664 R.R. 1 Gibsons CANADIAN CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Dry-Wall Taping, Spray-Tex Ceilings (Any Color) Anywhere on the Sunshine Coast Coll Btirnoby - 526-6908 HADDOCK'S CABANA MARINA All electric cabins. Boat rentals. Launching ramp. Mercury Outboard sales and service. Marino ways, Repairs. 883-2243 ��- Madeira Park, B.C. McPHEDRAN ELECTRIC LTD. Residential - Commercial Industrial Wiring .. Electric Heating Specialists - Gibson* 8��6~96S9 - - Serving Port Mellon to Pender Harbour _ 1 ��� EXCAVATIONS Foundations - trees removed Clearing and Road Building - Gravel, Navvy & Fill A. SIMPKINS���885-2132 BRICKLAYING UNSHINE . AUTO GLASS .COAST. . REPLACEMENT ERVICE LTD. A SPECIALTY COLLISION REPAIRS' 24 HOUR: TOWING���886-2811 Latest' Equipment. for FRAME & WHEEL ALIGNMENT Wilson Creek, B.C. - 885-9466 FRANK E. DECKER, OPTOMETRIST Bal' Block - Gibsons . Every Wednesday. , i \ 886-2248 ���������,1������ ,l|,.., ��� ���.IT..||.A l>M)��p,H��A !������! I ., ,!!!��� ������ ������ ll.ll. HOWE SOUND 5-10-15C STORE 1589 Marine - GibSoris - 886-9852 Everything from Needles to School Supplies For Your Fuef Supplies Danny Wheeler ��� Your IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER 886-9663 - Hopkins Landing PENINSULA CLEANERS - 1521 Gower Pt. Road 886-2200 Gibsons FOR YOUR FAMILY PRY CLEANING NEEDS .''.' THE TOGGERY Ladies' and Children's Wear Open six days a week ��� Phone 8^2063 Cowrie Street, Secheit ' ..'. .' .1 ������. .....ii. ....'.m' >'i''i | I I, Ml, I. Telephone 886-2069 ROSE & ART ENTERPRISES i Pottery, Supplies, classes & firing \ dealer for Duncan's Ceramic products Pino Rd. & Grandview Ave. P.O. Box 62, Gibsons, B.C. i, .-. < ; UO--1 UNSHINE n. B A FiWIKir
" "Tern.nci ���* Vw,eSa ERVICE Soles^ Parts# Servico FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION REPAIRS AMD SERVICE ON ALL, MAKES Mrs. Mono Havlos -085-9740 ��" ������n>.IPII��� .l|l.i-.l,^.BT.1HHfM.,>1.M���Hl-.ll ������ ������!!������ ���������I. At tiii Slpn (pftfia Cftevrdri HILL
Sarah Paul, Madelaine Joe and moting better public
Sunshine iCoast-*Recreati'on , success in all our un4e1rtakihgsT^we'
the PiriMiufd f l^es Wednesday, April' 23, Iffiffi , , Readers' Right Behind the scenes '
seen an injured bronc it is because he did not go behind the scenes. Moments before st horse is let out of the chute, attendants, suddenly clinch a budbng strap a'round the animal's body in the area of the large and small intestines. This strap is cinched to unbearable tightness. Sometimes a sharp
or buck strap to add to the torture. v To further ensure that the horses and bulls Used in bucking exhibitions will run into the arena, bucking constantly as if wild, sometimes electric prods are applied to their bodies where 'electric shocks cause the greatest pain. Mr. Browning is right when he says that cowboys are injured during a rodeo ' performance, but he should remember - that unlike the cowboy,- the animals involved most certainly cannot voice ftieir
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