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Serving trie Sunshine Coast, (Hovve Sound to Jervis Inlet), including Port Mellon, Hopkins Landing, Granthams Landing, Gibsons, Roberts Creek, Wilson Creek, Selma Park, Sechelt, Halfmoon Bay, Secret Cove, Pender Hrb., Madeira Park. Garden Bay, Irvine's Landing, Earls Cove, Egmont 16 Pages — 15c Copy LARGEST READERSHIP OF ANY PAPER ON THE SUNSHINE COAST, Volume 14 — No. 23 Wednesday, May 4,1977 Bill Vander Zalm comes to town The government can't keep throwing out project. I'm sure that if Mr. Roye didn't the bucks to create jobs," he said. have to spend all his time in regional board For cheers The minister then claimed that federal And a few meetings he could concentrate more on his and provincial makework schemes are business and hire more people." Both the "Wizard of Oz" and the expensive as they provide few incentives Minister of Human Resources were Stubbs assured the three that the to people who work for only a few months minister would pass on their complaints to feature attractions Friday night at at a time. "Employing young people right Sechelt's Chatelech school. complaints the Ministry of Municipal Affairs for in out of school on a grant with high wages Three local men who claim the Sun-v vestigation. Judy Garland as the pig-tailed Dorothy spoils them forever," said Vander Zalm. had 20 people in her audience; Bill Vander shine Coast Regional District, is deter-! Reached later for comment, regional Defending his tightening of provincial mined to drive them out of business took' district planner Paul Moritz said he had no Zalm did better as 40 local residents welfare regulations, Vander Zalm told his turned out to hear his hour-long speech. their complaints to the Minister of Humant concern about the approach to Vander audience that "if you don't pick tip the Resources last week. | Zalm. r The Chatelech appearance was the shovel, we'll hand it to you." His ministry third public outing of the day for the Surrey MLA Bill Vander Zalm gave "I'm sure that when he goes back to is aware, he said, "of people, particularly, them a sympathetic ear during a coffee? Victoria and finds out what the real Surrey MLA, who had earlier addressed in the late sixties and early seventies from the Social Credit party faithful at a lun and cakl%6ur at Clratelech school Friday| situation is, he will have a much clearer Toronto, Montreal, even Chicago, and night, thenf passed them on to Allan understanding of what the regional district cheon meeting in Pender Harbour and at hundreds who came from San Francisco, an early evening banquet at the Stubbs, his executive assistant, for action.^ is doing. The regional district is doing who settled in the Gulf Islands, Nakusp Paddy Roye; Barry Innes and Cliff nothing illegal. We are not harrassing Homestead Restaurant in Wilson Creek. and New Denver. And the first thing they • Oh all three occasions the minister Salahub all told Stubbs that the regional people. We are simply enforcing the law as did was ask directions to the welfare of board directors with thier "utri^anr it has been in existence since 1970. Com stuck closely to the same prepared text, fices." telling the same jokes and receiving vision" were "making it impossible for; mercial areas are currently being cheers and applause from his audiences. The 100 people attending the luncheon businesses to operate here." * designated in cemmunity plans. This is Questions directed to Vander Zelm meeting burst into applause when Vander Roye, who runs an automotive repairT what the provincial government wants. from the floor dealt mainly with local Zalm added, "When people come to the shop out of his West Sechelt home has| They are encouraging long range plan issues. Only at the Chatelech meeting Gulf Islands and squat in shacks on the after a long dispute with the directors,^ ning," he said; were there a few challenges to the much beaches and they have degrees, then we been given until the end of July to relocate? debated changes he has made in his should not have to spend welfare on in a commercially-zoned area. '_. ministry since taking off ice 16 months ago. them." Innes is currently building a fast food; Regioal Board In Pender Harbour Vander Zalm was Vander Zalm said he realiezed "the takeout restaurant in Davis Bay and introduced by the local party president as situation is a touchy one, but social controls the leasing of the Whitaker block.' "a very human person once you get to workers tell me that now young people are Salahub recently had his application to', asks BG Hydro know him. He does not shoot from the lip, trying to work for themselves. You cannot open a marine sports store in Davis Bay. he lays it on the line." have rights without assuming obligations turned down by the regional district. ' as well." "They are making an example out of spraying halt The minister drew laughter from his Speaking of the projected $100 million me. I've been singled out," says Roye, who, The following resolution urging B.C. audience when he disagreed with this over-run in his ministry this year, Vander then suggested to Stubbs that "60 per cent Hydro not to use chemical defoiliants on assessment, saying, "I've never had any Zalm insisted, "If money has been un reluctance to speak out." of the businesses on this coast are the local power right-of-way was passed YOU CAN be sure Timber Days is Canada. John Hindsoh of Selma Park, derspent it wasn't because we cut back." operated out of private homes. There's no unanimously by the Regional Board last coming when they raise the spar in camp manager of the Weldwood He blamed his much quoted and con In fact, he said, welfare rates for the way in three months I can possible week. Hackett Park. Workers laboured for operation at Clowholm, oversaw the troversial statements about French handicapped and single adult were in relocate," he said as Stubbs made rapid The resoltuion was drawn up by the cornflake boxes and shovels on an over- creased for the first time in three years notes of Roye's remarks. Roberts Creek resident Bruce Mosley at oylf three hours Sunday morning to job. Tom McCourt supplied his eager press who insisted on sticking a under his administration. The mechanic then referred to a SXXK the request of Area 'D- director Harry raise the fir, which extends 105 feet skidder to help raise the tree, and microphone under his nose at the precise "When I came the things was wild. Money name petition he had gathered opposed to Almond. Directors were impressed with above the ground and 15"feet below it. Harold Swanson brought up his moment he was must upset. was going out in all directions. There had Bylaw 96 which regulates land use of the Mosley's suggestion that local labour, The tree was donated by Weldwood of backhoe to dig the hole. "I'll confess in many areas we have been no proper audit done in years," he peninsula, "those people all suport me ^ Instead of sprays, be used to keep the failed to communicate our message and .. said. he said. "What other sort of thing would slash way clear. have an awful lot still to do," said Vander) :P: "It's great, it's good, it's working and get 900 names on it around: here. , WHEREAS,£.e. Hydrffhasproposed Zalm. ,;•..• :we are getting grateful letters from people "They are not drivin^me out, I won't; spraying of chemical "Toirdon$1" along Saying he was going to spend more of telling us so," he said. go down without a fight;" its right-of-way on the Sunshine Coast School trustees vote his time travelling., carrying the message Fielding questions from his audience, According to Salahub, "The regional RegijLwal District and, of his party's government through the Vander Zalm promised to inquire into district is trying to keep out people: who; How many of our parents would have for TV on the Pacific coast? It had been WeU, that's OK, but then CBC and I against you commercial competition, and Life Inc.' organization. I sat waiting for predate this little pat on the back from our separated after the first few years except earmarked for the CBC, the national have.quite different views about public you told the CRTC only you could provide the standard bloody fetuses in garbage can duly elected officials. Lords knows, one for the kids? Since most people tend to service as a station for Victoria, but they relations. A press release is issued only for service for us from the Saturna Island shots which have so marked the abortion thing and another, it's not easy being a generalize role models from the actions of had more pressing things to do in the East a fait accompli, and tells you only what transmitter, remember?" debate in the U.S. They never came. family these days. their peers, all this uncoupling has a and there it sat. Then, in a move of rather they want you to know or think. If this new Now isn't that just like the CBC?! Instead what we saw was some ex But somehow I'm a little worrit that snowball effect. At 32,1 can't think of a doubtful legality, the CRTC moved in, , CBC station for Victoria is going to serve Maybe we would have been better cellent footage of the fetus during its this Family Month deal isn't going to help single acquaintance who has been married withdrew the CBC's option and offered the the Sunshine Coast, even as well as CHEK advised to have asked for a repeater to be weeks of development and some music things. to the same person for as long as I have (12 channel for bids from the private sector. does at present (they did a good job for us built on the east end oi Texada to relay that sounded as if it had been cribbed from . I've got an official copy of the Family years). The CBC woke up in a hurry, deman over ferry rates remember and have CBC Vancouver Channel 2. In one way it Kubrick's '2001.' Month Proclamation signed by Harry A. So what does all this mean? Should we ding its rights as entrepreneurs from as Covered other issues over here), it seems would make more sense. We are obviously Cute little children were shown gam Almond, chairman SCRD, Harold E. tear up our highways and railways and far away as Toronto, tried to get a piece of to me the sooner we become interested in more closely connected to Vancouver than boling in the grass and sucking at their Nelson, mayor of Sechelt, and Laurent W. airways; retreat from the cities and the action. . j • *1t the better, and any little bits of in we are to Victoria, and probably it's a mothers' breasts. The women around me Labonte, mayor of Gibsons. It's an factories back to a more primitive, rural People on the Sunshine Coast without formation or gossip will help to create and service we should ask for anyway. cooed and chuckled. References to "a tiny original, too. I tested it out by licking my life; reaffirm that the only place for a cable who receive only Channels 6 and 12, sustain that interest. But we also belong to the Georgia Strait being the size of a grain of wheat" and finger and rubbing Larry's signature. Sure woman is in the home and that the proper especially those in Halfmoon Bay and So I didn't take the polite excuses for an communities, and share interests and "the vital, warm, assuring knowledge that enought: an original. condition for a young woman is pregant; Pender Harbour with no immediate answer and continued to ask to talk to Bob outlook with the Gulf Islands and the the mother is always there." One of the things the proclamation says dismantle the welfare system; put the prospect of cable service, had an interest McGall. I had written to him earlier but islands of the upper strait, Texada, The complete film, without once is that I should be "spending quality time shame back in divorce; stop marketinR in the proceedings. It seemed we would have had no answer, but that may be par Lasqueti and Hornby. In fact, it has been touching on the abortion issue, was in • communication-building activities in birth control pills...and on and on? benefit most if CBC were allocated for the course too. suggested more than once that even designed to condemn the believers. In Channel 10, Victoria, as they planned a though the Sunshine Coast- is not a another setting the documentary would the home." I take that to mean talking The fact is that times are changing. We Anyway, a couple of weeks ago I caught without yelling. transmitter on Saturna Island near the one of the Victoria staff having his lunch geographical island, we should be included have been entirely innocent, but what can't turn back the clock. Short of a Channel 6 transmitter. CHEK-TV would in the Island Trust. happened last week was a very clever It also says we should "emphasize revolution which would impose an unchaperoned in the cafeteria. So coffee in weekly family evenings, discussions, then become a CTV affiliate, and we would hand I had the.poor guy cornered, in You would think that Victoria's point of emotional manipulation and even before authoritarian redirection of our society, be able to receive off-air both CBC and the lights flicked back on there demands, family councils, recreation and social we haven't even much hope for sub troduced myself and explained my con view would lead them to see that the CBC's activities, family service and home im CTV national and regional programming, cern to know something about the current mandate is to create two-way com that the film be made available to local. stantially altering the social and economic and KVOS, Bellingham. schoolchildren. ;. provements projects ^ I 5 super gov't inspected, smoked whole or shank half pork picnics b 69 gov't inspected Gr 'A' beef, full cut, bone-in chucksteak i,.69c gov't inspected Gr'A'beef, bonenn, chuck $ NURSE JEANETTE THOMPSON right, was one of dozens of persons cross rib roast lb. Happenings around the Harbour who volunteered to give blood at the 1.09 St. Mary's Hospital Blood Donor gov't inspected, regular Doris Edwardson 883-2308: Clinic, held April 28. ELAINE GOLDRUP, JOHN SAUNDERS and of course the homebaking table. A —Timesphoto WEDDING canvas was made for donations for this ground beef b. D\f On Saturday, April 23, Elaine Goldrup, table and if anyone was missed please daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goldrup contribute as it will be gratefully ap gov't inspected, New Zealand, frozen , boneless C 4 married John Saunders of Gibsons, B.C. preciated. . From the pulpit John is a chemist and has been working on This Bazaar is one of Uie main fund By PASTOR GERRY FOSTER the Peninsula. They were married in raising projects for the Community Hall sirloin steaks .b. I- Sechelt. The wedding reception was held and gives the whole area a chance to J. Tuzo Wilson, a geophysicist and in the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 112 hall participate. The hall was built by volun leading theoretician on continental drift and over 100 guests and relatives attended. teers in the late 40's and it is still operating and head of the Ontario Science Centre It was a double ring ceremony and the with the help of volunteers. But it is getting said: "It all makes me wonder whether more difficult for this tob e done as y.ear by human beings, even the best trained cake was decorated with the double ring scientists, are capable of recognizing and detergent powder sunlight, io«.. box theme. They will tour Europe for six year the costs rise and there are no grants M.49 weeks. Music for the evening was by the available from any level of government. defining the really big problems that Whiskey Jacks. When the bride and groom More help is needed to ease the burden of confront the human race or of doing much left the reception they found they had the those few who are pitching in and helping. to solve them." $ traditional tin cans tied to their car Support the bazaar Saturday, May 7. At first glance it seems to be a very peanut butter ^^^^ 1.98 bumper. Remember there is also bingo on Thur pessimistic statement. However, his sday nights. words probably come much closer to PENDER HARBOUR MAY DAY reality than a lot of what is being said Pender Harbour May Day will be held GARDEN BAY TOTLOT PLAYSCHOOL today. In this century we have had great Saturday, May 28. This is one week later The Garden Bay Totlot Playschool had technological and scientific advance. red kidney beans stoked fancy, u 0z. &•$ Z/b9 than usual. The committee under the able, a raffle recently and the winners were: Much has been discovered and achieved direction of Pat Hoff is currently planning first, Sunny Charbonneau, second, Vera that has helped the human i;ace overcome some very interesting events for the day. Whittaker, third, Bruce Webb, door prize, some of its problems. But we must be As is traditional our Lions are hosting a Laura Blake. The playschool would like to honest and realize, along with Dr. Wilson, I margarine Blue Bonnet, 3 lb. pkg. '1.38 pancake breakfast to start things off sharp thank the following: Barry Twist, Garden that our problems are greater than our at 8 a.m. The fishing derby, boat races, Bay Meat Market, Pender Harbour Diesel, ability to conquer them. In fact, it seems bike races and soap box derbies for the Taylors Garden Bay Store and Bea evident that problems are greater than our children will all be held this year that Halburg. Also Ivy Potts and all their ability to conquer them. In fact, it seems tOmatO JUICe SuperValu, 48 oz. tin same morning between 9 and 11 a.m. in Mums for the generous donations for the evident that problems have increased in 65° i stead of the week before. Then our parade recent raffle. number and intensity. begins at noon and should include many Many have put the Bible aside in recent $ interesting floats and possibly a couple of SCOUT CAR WASH years, thinking it has nothing much to fine bands. The Pender Harbour Scouts will hold a bathrOOm tiSSUe Capri, white or pink, 6roll pack * 1.1 SI car wash Saturday, May 7, from 12:30 p.m. offer to our society and generation. But Our ceremony and maypole dancing at hear the Pender Harbour Credit Union. this is the biggest.mistake we have ever 12:30 with this year's ^ay Qi^fet}.being our .made. In the Bible we.find the root cause ..:,,.'•...';•..,,:,:/ ;. . •••' ©EC lovely Melinda ^Peters..'-At i:30 the BIRTHDAYS of all the problems we face. So many are children's races begin, followed by a new Warren Hartley of Madeira Park will treating only the symptoms of our 20th treat this year — competition for the be celebrating his 77th birthday May 2, century ills, but this will do nothing to Adults! We are calling them the Hyland and Kay Charlton also of Madeira Park solve them. We must treat the root cause 106 Cl 63111 Foremost Premium, all flavors, 1 litre ctn Ov Games and hopefully will include such celebrates her (?) birthday May 6. of the disease. The Bible does this. It areas of competition as tug-o-wars, the If anyone has any news items for this clearly defines what is wrong with the caber-axe throw, horse shoes and the column will they please get in touch with human race and then presents a solution. hammer throw. We are extending the Jessie Pritchard at 883-2678 as she will be But we are too proud and too stubborn invitation to all residents of the Sunshine writing it for the month of May, maybe to humble ourselves and acknowledge sliced strawberries BRi. 2/69° Coast and Powell River to come and longer if she really likes doing it. Also if before our Creator that we need Him to compete with us in them. There is a anyone would like to write a column like help us. We think our wisdom and strength I rumour of a beer garden but nothing the Inside Straight, would they please get can pull us through. But remember that I definite on this yet. in touch with Dennis, our editor. He's "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of • frenCh frieS Sno-Cap frozen, 2 Ib. bag ial Ov The high school students are talking approachable. wisdom." ! about another carnival this year meat pieS chicken, beef,'turkey, 8 oz. pkg iat III throughout the afternoon and bingo will be set up in the Community Hall. Concession stand opens at noon. Hamburgers, hot dogs and chips will be sold from the IGA Spaghetti with tomato sauce, Nabob, 14 oz. tin 0/ 9v Parking Lot and ice cream and soft drinks from the hall. Dancing? The teen dance is Friday night. Junior dance on Saturday between 6:30 and 8 p.m. with an adult creamed honey Ai ha, 2 »>. plastic <*n JL!)!) dance following around 9:30. Music will be P by the "Spice", tickets $2.50 per person. Sounds like a good time. Seeing is Oven Fresh A|| Oven Fresh 7" believing. 59 PENDER HARBOUR COMMUNITY CLUB dinner buns doz. 69 Mothers day cake 2 Reminder — Bazaar Saturday, May 7, at 2 p.m. All workers are asked to be at the Venice, Jewish •• Ac Seper-Sesame hall Frldny evening at 6:30 to set up the booths and make the hall ready for the iye bread n 59 hamburger buns pkg. of s 59* bazaar. Donations for the white elephant n und plants may be brought in then us it will make it easier for the workers to price goods beforehand. The sewing table will liave many Items for Mothers Day gifts. There will be bargains in kiddies wear, novelties und hand knit baby wear. lettuce California variety, Red, Butter, Romabie 2/49* Variety of plants available ot low prices s^*-^r^srQjrOjr^M'<^x^r^i-«^M'^M«a>M A i MORE ABOUT Page A4 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, May 4,1977 Four cheers for Vander Zaun —From Page A-l national debt with it. Chnsiicui1 Sae/ide q SOUND CONSTRUCTION" Asked about B.C. Hydro's spraying of "Beloved, let us love one another: for cabinet," he assure his listeners. * Carpenter — Contractor The loudest applause of the day came defoiliants on power right of ways, Vander love is of God; and everyone that loveth is when one man asked Vander Zalm to help Zalm replied that if this was affecting born of God, and knoweth God" (Uohn 4-7) • interior finishing abolish the powers of regional boards. drinking supplies "you haye every right to Love enriches all. Nothing or no-one is * houso framing be concernedd". He would, he said, sup excluded in the true sense of Love. Love Agreeing with him, the minister replied * concroto form work that when he was a member of the Great port any local protests made to Victoria. embraces the universe. God IS Love. Vancouver Regional District as mayor of Asked to explain why over-the-counter Jesus' teaching and practice of Truth Gary Wallinder Surrey, "I was asked to made decisions drugs had been removed from the involved such a sacrifice as makes its about places I'd never visited and knew Pharmacare program, the minister Principle to be Love." (Science and Health Box 920 886-2316 nothing about. So it's crazy. After awhile I replied that they should never have been with Key to the Scriptures, Pg 26 by Mary Gibsons came to depend on the bureaucrats out of included in the first place. A tube of $1.35 Baker Eddy). E the universities. I can't say I'm much of a hand cream actually cost over $11 once all supporter." of regional boards. the billing to the government had been After delivering essentially the same completed, he claimed. The program is speech to a dinner meeting of Gibsons and still the best in the country, he said, and * Put your message into 4,000 homes (15,000 readers) in * Here's an economical way to these economical spots. Your reach 4,000 homes (15,000 ad it always there for quick readers) every week. Your od reference . . . anytime! waits patiently for ready refei- Sunshine Coast Business Directory ence .... anytime! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CABINETMAKERS DRILLING HEATING PLUMBING & HEATING ROOFING JAMIESON AUTOMOTIVE OCEANSIDE FURNITURE NEED A WATER WELL? ! SECHELT HEATING Parts, Sales ft Service ft CABINET SHOP Trl-K Drilling Ltd. 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Termites k all other Pest* • New Root or Re-Roof S8* Use these spaces to reach nearly 15,000 peopls every week I DIRECTORY ADVERTISING PAYS Focus on Fitness Senior Ladies What's your nutrition IQ? Answer the or preparing a banquet, the way you cook questions below then check your answers. or store food can be important for 1. You'll get proper nourishment if you nutrition. Fresh vegetables that you cook Softball Schedule just eat a variety of foods. True or False. yourself may be more delectable than the Following is the Senior Ladies Softball 2. Food eaten between meals can be canned or frozen variety. But are they Schedule for 1977. Home teams are just as healthful as food eaten at regular always more nutritious? Nearly three- responsible for umpires and for recording meals. True or False., fourths of the survey shoppers believed the scores. 3. Fresh vegetables cooked at home are they were but the answer to Question 3 is May 9 — Roberts Creek at Pender always more nutritious than canned or FALSE. Their nutrient content depends, in Harbour, Trail Bay at Bud's Bombers, frozen vegetables. True or False. part, on what you do with them. Food can Gibsons bye. 4. A high-protein, low carbohydrate diet lose nutrients in processing, cooking and May 12 — Bud's Bombers at Gibsons, is ideal for losing weight. storage whether in the home or in the Pender Harbour at Trail Bay, Roberts 5. If you weigh what you should, you're factory. Creek bye. getting proper nourishment.' Overcooking destroays many nutrients. May 16 — Trail Bay at Roberts Creek, 1. Variety may be the spice of life, but Vegetables cooked in an excess of water Gibsons at Pender Harbour, Bud's it's not a guarantee of good nutrition. The that's later discarded can lose a Bombers bye. answer to Question 1 is FALSE. Eating a significant amount of water-soluble May 19 — Bud's Bombers at Pender variety of foods is not the same as selec vitamins, such as vitamin C and some of Harbour, Gibsons at Roberts Creek, Trail ting appropriate foods for a nutritionally the B vitamins. Storing fresh vegetables Bay bye. • balanced diet. The shopper needs to know too long, at improper temperatures or in May 26 — Roberts Creek at Bud's about the nutrient content of foods and how open containers can also reduce nutrients, Bombers, Trail Bay at Gibsons, Pender to combine'them into a healthful diet. and the same applies to canned or frozen Harbour bye. A useful guide to selection is to include vegetables. Thus, the difference lies more May 30 — Bud's Bombers at Pender some choices daily from each of the four in how vegetables are handled or prepared Harbour, Roberts Creek at Trail Bay, main food groups.: the milk group (milk, than whether they are bought fresh or Gibsons bye. cheese, yogurt and other dairy foods); the packaged. June 2 — Pender Harbour at Gibsons, meat group (meat, poultry, fish, eggs and 4. In one survey, more than one-third of Bud's Bombers at Trail Bay, Roberts meat alternatives such as dried beans, the respondents agreed with various Creek bye. lentils and nuts); the bread group (bread, myths about weight control. Among the June 6 — Roberts Creek at Gibsons, cereal, noodles and other grain products) most common is that carbohydrates, not Trail Ba l and the vegetable group (vegetables and YOUNG LACROSSE PLAYERS y ? Pender Harbour, Bud's excess calories, make fat. That notion, and Wednesday, May 4,1977 Hie Peninsula Times Pa^eA"5 showed varying degrees of en- Bombers bye fruit). A balanced diet — one that supplies the answer to Question 4 is FALSE. Depite 1 enough calories, protein, vitamins and the promotion of numerous fad diets based =*=• thusiasmSaturdayastheyheldacar ^$^£*££^ minerals for the body's needs — can on high-protein, low-carbohydrate intake, wash at Peninsula Motors in Sechelt. Bay b'ye generally be achieved by including two or there's nothing magical about protein. The There are five age divisions for June 16 - Bud's Bombers at Roberts more servings daily from each of the four simple truth is that you either have to eat lacrosse here. creek, Gibsons at Trail Bay, Pendeer mam food groups. fewer calories or use up more in order to — Timesphoto Harbour bye. 2. Whether vegetarian or meat-eater, lose weight. two out of five shoppers in a survey y%%%%%%%\\%%%%%%%%\%%%%%%^%%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^% believed that between-meal snacks were Possibly the most enticing — and never as good for health as food eaten at deceptive — aspect of high-protein, low- carbohydrate diets is the quick weight-loss SPORTS regular meals. But nutritional value depends on what types of food you eat, not that frequently occurs at the start. That when you eat them. The answer to loss, sometimes as much as five to eight BIKES Question 2 is TRUE. pounds in the first week, leads dieters to /think they are losing fat. They're not. The Softball season opening tonight Shacking on a toasted-cheese sand difference on the scales results mainly The Sechelt Red and Whites men's its home season at the Reserve field at 6:30 everyone wich, a hard-boiled egg or an orange can ' from the loss of some excess body water.' softball team opens its season tonight p.m. Thursday. contribute toa well balanced diet. On the Eventually, it comes back. (Wednesday) against the Gibsons plus other hand, excessive consumption of Legional team, last year's league relatively high-calorie, low nutrient 5. If you weigh approximately what you champions. The game begins at 6:30 p.m. See the Fisher first accessories snacks, such as candy, potato chips and should, does that mean you are getting at Wilson Creek field. proper nourishment? About one out. of four soft drinks, may be detrimental to health if The Red and Whites, sponsored by the An efficient and they take the place of nutritious foods food shoppers in the survey thought so. Sechelt Red and White Store, will be attractive method eaten at regular meal times. They were mistaken. The answer to playing its home games at Wilson Creek as of heating your 3. Whether you're snacking on leftovers Question 5 is FALSE. Proper weight is one home, the Fisher Hackett Park is still being prepared for is handcrafted sign that a person may be getting next year. adequate nutrition. But weight alone with the finest doesn't reveal whether a diet is deficient in Anyone wishing to play ball this year steel. Discover the may come out tonigh or phone either .885- warmth of a Fis Ladies Day vitamins and minerals. A person whose her Stove. diets includes a significant amount of 2628 or 885-3147. Be sura to see our full line of Fishing sweets, alcoholic beverages or other high- The Sechelt Over-the-Hill team opens Tackle & Boats. golf winners calorie, low-nutrition foods may maintain Tidier Stove Works Winners in the Irons Only Tournament an appropriate weight (or even be over IHCIIP 5824 ASH ST. played at the Sunshine Coast Golf and weight) but still be missing important £lmW Powell River. B.C .483-4811 Country Club on Ladies Day, April 27, nutrients. The scales make no distinction B.C. WATERS or see our dealer at: TRAIL BAY SPORTS were: between the similar calorie content of a AC RENTALS & BLDG SUPPLY LTD. Cowrie St., Sechelt Nine holes, Edna Fisher; runner-up, can of flavored soda and two eggs. But C L EA Madeira Park . 883-2585 Hazel Wright. Eighteen holes, Betty body chemistry does. J&C ELECTRONICS 885-2512 Turnbull; runner-up,.Norma Gaines. Susan Milburn. Cowrie St., Sechelt ..-...; 885-2568 **»*»»»»%tt»«*1l»tt»lt»%%%'»»tt»»*sa -V&"?:\ '•>\.>h t;: Scouts, Guides, Cubs, Brownies and Beavers AUCTION & RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, May 7,1-4 p.m. Auction starts at 2 p.m. Trail Bay Sports Parking Lot, Sechelt To Be Auctioned Small Appliances Plumbing Fixtures 12 Chickens-1 Rooster Skates, Toys, Bikes Paint Firewood Load of Topsoil Furniture, T.V.s A Man's Haircut Stove, Small Appliances JO! Snow Tire Change & Wheel Balance CALL 885-9364, 885-2682, 885-9440 FOR INFORMATION OR PICK UP This ad courtesy of: SECHELT PENINSULA TIMES L & H SWANSON LTD. SEACOAST DESIGN WESTPON MARINE LTD. CHARLES ENGLISH REALTY LTD., SECHELT & CONSTRUCTION PageA-6 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, May 4.1977 MORE ABOUT ... • Recycling — Prom Page A-l THE liquor bottles. "I guess everyone heard we were nearing the end," says Haigh. "Funny, a month ago we were clapping ourselves on the back at the way our volume had in creased. "We get some things occasionally. MOST About a month ago there was this nicely wrapped up cat." Haigh doesn't see it as his job or the job of any of his three employees "to clean out other people's garbage. We are not a mass dumping ground. But people are really good and getting better. The glass is usually clean the ends have been taken off the tins." The day's take is driven to Sechelt where the newspaper is stacked in bundles in a shed behind the sagging office, someone's former borne. The tin cans are hosed down if necessary and piled into more versatile drums, bought from the Port Mellon mill. Plastic neck rings are removed from ' _; :y.i,tmrimmm the bottles but paper labels stay a The glass .PAUSING IN the midst of his rounds, end/of May Haigh and his, workers is then placed in a container and smashed Peninsula Recycling manager Tom will probably be out of a job and his to splinters with a sledgehammer. Haigh leans against one of this drop company out of business. The material is not taken over to the off containers in lower Gibsons. At the mainland on any regular ba§|s. It's delivered whenever there is enough volume to justify hiring a truck or cajoling a friend into making a trip. The paper goes to the Community Recycling depot in Burnaby which in turn delivers it to the Belkins Paper company where it is repulped, processed and transformed into a variety of heavy duty roofing and wrapping papers. Last year it took Peninsula Recycling until August to collect enough paper to justify a delivery. This year two trips have been made since January. ,. Recycling old newsprint is a major problem in all of Western Canada as the region lacks the necessary sophisticated de-inking plants required to turn Anne Landers and Dqonesbury into writing paper. Belkins offfer a partial solution for those within reach of Vancouver. Tin, according to Haigh, causes Its strength is in the results headaches for many recycling operations as there is little market for the used product. He delivers it to the Anaconda it commands. Somewhere, mine at Brittania Beach Beach near Squamish where the old tin is placed in a someone has something to sluice to collect copper flakes from a stream of water flowing from an old mine. sell, buy, rent, lease or offer, Burnaby is also the destination of the pulverised bottles which are taken to the either locally or the other Dominion Glass Company. Thirty-five per cent of that company's new products A LITTLE worried about what he Occasionally summer tourists use the contain recycled glass. Any more and a side of the world! As fast as may find inside, Ed Lands empties blue and green drums as a handy bottle-is liable to shatter. the recycling barrels in Gibsons. garbage can. Haigh says Peninsula Recycling has a phone call, results happen. collected 44 tons of glass, tin and paper this year for a total of $1,228. That's $300 a Our classified pages, with ton as Ed Johnson, director for Area 'E' and until recently Haigh's most persistent the help of our professional critic, used to point out at Regional Board meetings. But Haigh argues that in all of last year telephone ad representa his group only managed to collect 38 tons of goods. "So slowly, surely, people are fives, get results for those taking notice to us. To cut Peninsula Recycling down now would undo months of who advertise as well as educating people to be responsible for their waste." Haigh also resents attempts to Com those who are looking. pare recycling with the coast's garbage pickup service. Por one thing, he says, they have been going for years and it's costing taxpayers $60,000 this year for their weekly trip to the dump. "Surely the point is people should have the choice. If they want to throw out last night's supper, if they want to sustain the local rat and and now you mayvC bear population, okay, maybe we can re educate them. But why deny the people who have recognized the danger of our throw-away society?." Just how many people actually use Haigh's operation is another sore point between him and the Regional District. If his figures are accurate then it's an in creasing number, but the board feels it's too few to justify giving him $5,000 until November. They discount a 1,600 name V petition of support Haigh laid before them last year, saying people didn't know what S^yow classified ad AT THE CENTRAL depot in Sechelt empty bottles for transport as Tom they were signing. the glasses, tin and paper products Haigh removes the plastic rings from Oddly enough, . the referendum are separated for shipment to dif the containers, something he spends suggestion came from Johnson who after ferent companies on the Lower .several hours a week doing. hours of talking to Haigh, agreed that the Mainland. Vic Kennon prepares public should make the final decision on the survival of Peninsula Recycling. But take advantage of our Johnson's previous arguments against Haigh had struck home and the board split 4-4 over the Idea. That wus supposed to be the end of the discussion and of local SPECIAL SAVINGS PLAN recycling. But at last week's Regional Board If you pay fn advance, meeting a move was made to re-open the issue. Five letters had been received from before publication, you will residents irate nt the directors. It's rare thnt any Issue generates much • SAVE 25* on one Insertion correspondence directly to the bonrd nnd so it was decided to take a second vote. • SAVE 50* on three Insertions The result was tho same, a 4-4 tie. Moist of the directors opposed to Haigh again argued the Issue solely on monetary grounds. Assurances from Finance Chairman Jim Metzler Uiat funds for CALL THE TIMES AT: recycling were available in tills year's budget did not sway tho final outcome. But what the board did decide to do was place -a questionnaire in the local press 885-3231 asking public opinion on recycling. If Uiero are enough favourable responses, then Tom Halgh may survive for a while longer. Mennwhile he and his helpers make their rounds, smash their glass nnd flutten their cans, just waiting. Mother's Day Gift Suggestions: HE IrENINSULA^«en i Magnetic Photo Album, Thoughtfulrtesa Album, Small Size Moorcroft Items, TifclDGE SCIIAC1ITE dons protective smashed empty liquor bottles nt the Notepnper, Playing Cards, etc., etc. — Sunshine Coast Hwy. Sechelt, B.C. gORRlCaS and a face mask ns he Peninsula Recycling depot. Miss Bee's, Sechelt. Sechelt Notes Wednesday, May 4,1977 The Peninsula Times ,1>age A-7 —by Peggy Connor CONVENTION The Western Weight Controllers con vention April 22 and 23 at Richmond Inn drew delegates from the three groups on the Peninsula. Lettuce Lose and The Body Shoppe from Sechelt and the Salmon Slims from Pender Harbour, making a total of about 20 representing losers from here. Welcoming everyone to the convention was Alice Grossman, president. She was followed by a talk and demonstration by Kathy Jupp of the Department of Agriculture. The dinner, as well as the othe meals provided for the two days, was deliriously filling yet meeting the calories allowable to lose weight. The Western Weight Controllers sent a letter to the B.C. Region of the Canadian Restaurant Association dealing with a request for low calorie meals in restaurants. These'areas of concern and suggestion were printed in the February Newsletter that went out to the industry, and many eating spots are now offering menus with low calorie meals included. The Friday dinner was followed by Use 'Times' Adbrieis to Sell Rent Buy, Swaps etc* awards. The ladies were lovely in their Hawaiian dress, that being the theme for the convention. Many awards were well earned by local gals, with great weight losses as well as steady months of keeping Date Pad at an even keel, for those having reached THE EVIL WITCH threatens Raven, Jabberwocky Theatre of Vancouver. AAoy 7 — Scout & Guide Auction & Rummage Sale, 1-4 pm, Trail Bay Parking Lot. their goal. and Graham Craig. May 7 — 2 p.m.. Annual Community Club Spring Bazaar in the Pender Harbour Saturday morning started off with a creator pf the world, in the play, "A The play is based on a Cree Indian Bingo lucky lady was Janet Pollock, legend about the creation of the Community Hall. two hour program oL Action B.C. by Dream of Sky People", presented at MAY 7 — 2 p.m. Plant Sale V with Jack McLeod winning the raffle, a world. —Timesphoto Valerie Laxton. Business meeting, elec hostess bridge set by Rene Lawrence. several local schools last week by May7 —2 p.m., Plant Sole, Welcome Beach Hall, Redrooffs Rd. tions and installationJof officers took up That was the evening awards. Now for 2ND MONDAY— Roberts Creek Hospital Auxiliary meeting. 7:30 p.m. St. Aidan's the rest of the morning. Church Hall. Relaxing after lunch while watching an the Merry-go-round results. Fiist ladies high, Lynn Wilson and EVERY 4TH WEDNESDAY — Pender Harbour Area A Health Clinic Auxiliary. Health " apropo fashin show by Irene's Fashions Auxiliaries need help " Clinic, 7:30 pm from Richmond Square, very fashionable Hazel Craig; second, Doris Hpusely .and EVERY 2ND WED—Aero Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. in Cfubhouse at Airport. fashions for the ladies who have not made Mrs. M. Hughes; consolation, Margaret EVERY THURSDAY —fender Harbour Community Club Bingo, Community Hall, Madeira Park their goals, and some for the slimmer ones Humm and Ada Dawe. Grand Slam . .- —8:00 pm, Bingo Pender Harbour Community Hall. too. champs were Betty Monk and Billie for junior volunteers — Gibsons "TOPS" meeting at Public Health Centre, 1:30-3:00 pm Steele. ,., .;;.;..'- Miss Chris Ward presided over Co Gift Shop. We are looking for ideas from EVERY FRIDAY — 1 pm-3 pm, Gibsons United Church Women's Thrift Shop. Talk by Jane Noble for the Department — Sechelt Totem Club Bingo. Reserve Hali, 8:00 p.m,, Everyone Welcome. of Health very informative. Couplls Winners were: first, Graham ordinating Council of the auxiliaries to St. other hospitals. We are looking to the EVERY MONDAY — E|phinstone New Horizons group regular meeting, The final speaker on the program was a and Hazel Craig; seconed, Betty and Mary's Hosital, with 15 members present government for encouragement in at Roberts Creek Community Hall, 1:30 o.m. First meeting Sept. 20. familiar face to this area, Mrs. Cherry Charlie Monk, Consolation, Janis and Stan in the board room of the hospital at 1:30 tending BCHA conventions. They; are EVERY MONDAY —Carpet Bowling, Sechelt Senior Citizen's Hall—1:30-4 pm Whitaker. Cherry spoke for the B.C. Heart Wallis. p.m., Tuesday, April 26. Mrs. Muriel important, but accommodation is costly. EVERY TUESDAY — 8 pm, Al-Anon, St. Aidan's Hall at Roberts Creek. Foundation on overweight and the heart Small Grand Slam was a three way tie Eggins, Volunteer Director, must have an EVERY 3RD TUESDAY — General Meeting Of Selmo Park Community Centre; and also stress, with films on both. Her among Mae and John Parsons, Lynne and assistant for the junior volunteer Community Hall, 8:00 p.m. message was important and her delivery John Wilson and Lillie and Ralph Wood- program, if our Candystripers are to EVERY 3RD WEDNESDAY — Roberts Creek Community Assoc. Roberts Creek Hall, 8 pm was entertainingly interesting, thus worth. continue receiving topnotch leadership. EVERY 2ND WEDNESDAY 6 pm. Chamber of Commerce Exec Meeting. Bank of Montreal, Sechelt.' putting the point across in a way to make it Moira and Herb Reichter made the Ten members and the caretaker ac 2ND WED, EVERY MONTH ^- Social Creidt Party Meeting, 7:30 pm, Pender Horbour stick. most slams but with no luck. complished a great deal of work at the ''..• Elementary School. April 17 Gift Shop paint-ih. The Sechelt One of the biggest aids to weight loss This completes the overall winners for EVERY WEDNESDAY — Senior Citizens Dancing. 1:30 p.m., Senior Citizens Holl. found at the Richmond Inn was a swim Auxiliary ladies prepared the shop for 1ST WEDNESDAY OF MONTH — Timber Trails Riding Club meeting, 8 pm. Wilson Creek ming pool, visited several times a day by a most successful seasoa Margaret painting, and they and the Roberts Creek Rod & Gun Club. swimmers from this area. Humm, convenor for these games, wishes volunteer put things aback in order for As one speaker put it,"You and you to thank all who helped in making them the business as usual on Thursday. It is hoped the alone can do it, but you cannot do it alone." joy that they were. the job will be completed on May 15, and This is so true of many of us who have tried Duplicate bridge is the next addition members are urged to help. . CHECK PARTY STOP to lose the ugly fat, and being successful with games once a month. Three a month. SPARK Three or four tables are ready to start. If Gift Shop chairman Pauline Lamb mixes*tobacco< accessories •snack only to have it return. This is where group reported that several new items are now PLUGS losing really helps. ' . this is your game, phone Margaret at 885- 2840 and get in on the first game. available. Film is now available for 126 REGULARLY. Sunnycrest Mall The Lettuce Lose meet 11 a.m. every and 110, plus magic cubes and blue dot. Wednesday at the Sechelt Elementary PANCAKES Film can be sent from the Gift Shop for m School. For information phone 885-2577. A The psual Lions Mother's Day break development. new group is starting gin tjjje same day at 1 fast will be held at the Homestead-Cafe at* i - * Board representative Doreen Dockar s,.G; '" p.m. in the same'|fl||c To Our Friends & Customers Titand For your patronage & fellowship during our years on the Sun shine Coast. We hope that you will continue to enjoy the services of THE CEDAR'S INN, GOLDEN BARREL & ANCHOR MOTEL under the management of John Kavanagh. s,9ned REG SMEARS at 90, full of the ^dS^^tf^*,*^^ warmth and interest that pull people to him. PINDIR HARBOUR » !.-•« LIONS CLUB w# MADURA PARK, B.C. ANNUAL AUCTION Saturday, May 14th, 6:30 pm Pender Harbour Community Hall (LUNCH COUNTER FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE) We can use: Attic Treasures, Garden Tools, Appliances, Household Items, Building Materials and Other Saleable Items. To arrange for a dropp off or pick up, call: Enrl Anscll, Len Larson., Doug Orr, John Fisk, 88:1-2752 883-2410 883-2218 -883-9121 Proceeds to Support Lions Community Projects. •s, •••••'; «• •••nt...- J' fib/ting Ctotcmce _. & , at w g No., 54 Cowrie St. Craft Centred *B* 885-3818 Sechelt G Sundance Qtes ^oftfcs 30% Off Up to 50% Off • Specially Marked Iterns on marked items "Makers of Fine Leaded PLANTERS, SHELVES including Lamps & Windows" some consignment items Open 9:30-5:30, Friday nites til 9 you can build it yourself pan i^n — i buildings this solid cedar pre-manufactured home is open for viewing. BARGAIN HUNTERS examine a few of the buys to be had at the Senior Citizens Association, Br. 69, Spring Tea and Plant Sale. The event was held Friday, April 22 at the Senior Citizens Hall in Sechelt Saturday, May 7 & Sunday, May 8 Successful tea, plant sale for Sechelt seniors 10 a.m.-5 p.m. By-ROBERT FOXALL . notepaper and pencils, fully determinnd to Espley and Jean Butcher on the bake valiantly washed dishes. Mark up another successful endeavour get a full list of all beautiful goods and a table; to Dave and Eva Hayward, Louis We will have the financial results at the for Senior Citizens Association Branch 69 fuU "*- ?l ?f^ior aU Ihe wonderful Hansen and Jun^dred on the planttable;- next regular monthly meetmg May 19 at in the Spring Tea and Plant Sale held April j**1* whohad toded so hard to make the o Madge BeU aid Ivy Kay on jewelry. In 1:30 p.m. You should attend this meeting if 23 From the moment the first auto pulled tea a success- Tnen whatever it was that the kitchen and waiting on tabtes were only to inspect the craft room which I am up to the door in the morning to unload its ^V®** Pfft*?* ^y''h"mf t°°"-! S^w '5"^ * ^ WUS°n' ' "if"? ^n ^S ***" b™^to comPletion by ^ offerings of plants in pots, boxes and jars it ^^ rt u caUed 24 hour flu' Whatever it Shepherd and those many unnamed who- building committee, was evident we are going to have many was " was devastating and quite a fine offerings for the gardeners and ""^ we,re fleeted. However the homemakers of the area. remainder closed ranks and assured the _,. • .«_• r A i x success of the day. THE PENINSULA^M^ There was everything fromAzaleasto The afterhoon's proceedings were Zinnias from midget plants in thimbte- opened b Mrs Florence Wilsor, wn0 Section B Wednesday, May 4,1977 Pages 1-8 size pots to giant thrubs in huge pots weiComed the guests with a few well- CoincidentaUy with the gree^thumbed chosen wishes for their enjoyment. ' stop & see for yourself gentry, the ladies were loading their With d apologies to those I allotted tables with tasty results of their inadvertently have missed, our thanks 'Good Old Days' is the the speed & simplicity of this modern method of construction! culinary endeavours. must go First of aU to Elisabeth Derby who TAKE EAST PORPOISE BAY ROAD TO SANDY HOOK ROAD & The preliminary display assured a stepped in to take over the Ways and WATCH FOR SIGNS. magnificant day and then, as far as your Means Committee when a vacancy oc- Timber Days '77 theme reporter was concerned, disaster struck. I curred there; to Joyce Kolibus on the Timber Days 77 is fast approaching and The days for this dress-up event and GLENDELL ENTERPRISES had gone with my humble offerings of door; to Marguerite. Foxall, Jean again this year the Timber Days Com- business displays will be May 19-21. plants and a few bulbs, well equipped with Sherlock, Agnes McLaren, Margaret mittee has asked merchants and Judging will take place May 20-21. 419 East 3rd Street, NortkVancouver, B.C. or Box 71, Sechelt, B.C. businessmen to decorate places of The committee also suggests everyone or Phone 980-6988 business and to suggest that staffs dress wear their costumes on the day of the for a colour brochure up in a theme. parade. The winning store will receive a plaque, and there are first, second and third place 'h trpphies offered to winningstaff members., Theie trophies are all donated by Camp -\ bell's Dept. Store. Last year the winning display was by J BANK of MONTREAL & C Electronics and Cecelia Midnight was the staff winner. This year's theme is "The Good Old Days". Hooped skirts, bonnets, fellows in pin striped suits, top hats and tails! One can use a lot of imagination for this one., This Week at: YOU-DELL'S D.A. Campbell D. Austin B. Audet Sunnycrest Center Gibsons Sechelt Madeira Park CHERRY HILL (mild & medium) Our Managers invite you to come and talk CHEDDAR $049 about any of your banking needs, including: mm per Ib. 1 lb. minimum also try our /WOrTgage LOanS Explained and compared in a way you European moats A sauaagea IT WAS A rude removal last week for ground with all four feet in motion don't have to be an expert to understand. this struggling feline who climbed a and didn't linger for us to get her side polo outside the Times office and of the story. showed little inclination or aptitude -fe Home Improvement Money: F.x-up-your home bans. for descending. Employees of Big Mac's Superette called all over town Planning to Build Your Dream Home? for help, finally locating Gordon Home Finance PlanS: When a mortgage won't work Reeves at B.C. Hydro who handled Let us help with your Uie job with dispatch. Puss hit the Car LoanS To get you rolling. True Checking Accounts Deposit Accounts y4> UNISEX Complete Let's l>ii Read the Want Ads for Best Buys PHONE 885-3231 OLLI SLADEY "• pggeB~2 The Peninsula Times Wed. May 4,1977 Coming Events Real Estate REALTY LTD. "SPICE" - 3 piece band for MUST SELL - Excl. bldg. lot CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES BOX 100, MADEIRA PARK, B.C. dance music tp suit any 100' x 250' in Redrooffs Phone 885-3231 generation: old, young, or in Estate on,. Southwood Rdd., PHONE: PENDER HARBOUR 883-2233 TOLL FREE FROM VANCOUVER 689-7623 the middle. Call 885-3864 for adjacent to Welcome Woods. Published Wednesdoys by Legal or Reader advertising 60c per reservations. 3082-tfn Ph. 885-2838, or 327-3317. 3088*' The Peninsula Times count line. Member of Multiple Listing Service 23 for Westpres Publications Ltd. Deaths, Card of Thanks, In MAY 7th, Scouting and "at Sechelt. B.C. Memoriam, Marriage and Engage Guiding Auction and BRAND NEW 1300 sq. ft. 3 Established 1963 ment notices are $6.00 (up to 14 Rummage Sale, 1 am to 4 pm, bdrm house on grade entry lines) ond 60c per line after that, WATERFRONT HOMES HOMES Trail Bay Parking Lot. 3122-23 to full bsmt. 600 sq. ft. of ia Four words per line. sundeck, 34 ft. carport, fan tastic view. Level lot 150 yds. RUMMAGE AND Bake Sale, Member, Audit Bureau Birth Notices, Coming Events take GARDEN BAY ESTATES — 3 bdrm home, sundeck across front, on St. Bart's Church HaU Sat., to good beach and mooring. ' of Circulation* regular classified rates. private, natural treed lot with view over Garden Bay. $59,000. May 7, 10 a.m. Everybody On sewer and new sub March 31. 1976 welcome. Refreshments. 3164- division, Franklin Road area, Gross Circulation 4150 Ad-Brlefi must be paid for in REDROOFFS ROAD — architect designed 3 bdrm home of unusual 23 Gibsons. Bank appraised in Paid Circulation 3241 , advance by Saturday, 5 p.m. modern style. Located on 1.2 acres of landscaped view property with the $60,000 bracket.Asking in As filed with the Audit Bureau of good view of Gulf. $83,500. low fifties. Phone 886- Circulation, subject to audit. Subscription Rates: Obituary 9890. 3070-tfn Classified Advertising Rates: By Mail: 3-Line Ad-Briefs (12 words) Local Area $7.00 yr. SINCLAIR BAY ROAD — 3 bdrm ranch style home, built 1973, on large SILVERTON: Arthur, passed SELLYOURHOME treed lot. Garage and separate storage shed. $49,500. FOR ONLY One Insertion .$1.80 Outside Local Area $8.00 yr. away April 25, 1977 in Ot U.S.A. .'.- $10.00yr. tawa. Survived by his loving ^PCT. COMMISSION Three Insertions ...... $3.60 Extra Lines (4 words)-. 60c Overseas $11.00 yr. BARGAIN HARBOUR — semi-waterfront, double lot, view, close to family. Donations to the ar Call (Display Ad-Briefs Senior CHixens, thritic fund in lieu of flowers beach access with 688+.sq ft Some with covered sundeck, stone-faced SECHELT AGENCIES $3.60 per column inch) Local Area $6.00 would be appreciated. 682-23 fireplace, separate double garage and 320+ sq ft furnished guest 885-2238 or Box Numbers • 60c extra Single Copies 15c ea. cottage. $71,900. JEFFRIES: Passed away 689-5838 24 HOURS 2819-tfn April 24, 1977 Cecil (Jim) For Rent For Rent GARDEN BAY ESTATES — professionally designed and built 3 bdrm Jeffries, late of Gibsons, B.C. home, 2100ft sq ft plus partial basement, built 1975. Open beam living in his 63rd year. Survived by 3 BDRM house with bsmt. $350 NEWLY DECORATED 2 and HALL FOR RENT, Wilson area finished in red cedar with red plush shag carpeting, features a relatives in England" and per mo. Ph. 886-2417. 2074- 3 bdrm apts. Stove, fridge, Creek Community Hall. sunken living room with frosted marble fireplace. A beautiful home for tfn many friends in this area. heat and cablevision includ. in Contact Bonnie Wigard, 885- luxury living, well situated on a treed view lot close to stqres, marinas Funeral service was held BY OWNER: Selma Park on reasonable rent. Sorry, no 9403. " 11121-tfn $ P.O. $115,000. Monday, May 2,1977 at Devlin park like quiet large lot, pets. Close to schools and Funeral Home in Gibsons, panoramic ocean view, 1400 shopping. Phone 886-7836.2722- 2 YR. OLD 4 bedroom home in IRVINES LANDING 2 bdrm view home overlooking Lee Boy. W W Rev. John Low officiated. sq. ft, 2 bdrm up, 2 bdmm w- tfn Sechelt Village. Available, carpets, sundeck, range & fridge included. Close to marina and gov t Cremation followed. 3174-24 ensuite down; 2 neatilator FP, Feb. 15, close to stores. Ph.- MADEIRA PARK — 78 waterfront on Lagoon Road, private dock & float. wharf. $34,900. Owner will consider lot as part payment. sundeck, fenced yard, many SMALL but cozy 2 bdrm 885-3862. 2684-tfn,' Furnishec! 2 bdrm home, separate garage & workshop, furnished 26 ft. PETERSON: Passed away extras, $72,500. Ph. 885- cottage, incl. heat, light and kenskill mobile home. $95,000; GARDEN BAY ESTATES — brand new cedar home with 2160 sq ft of April 30,1977 Eva Florance 3773. 3146-23 elec. $200 mo. Fridge and AVAIL. MAY 1st, 2 bdpn living area on two levels. 2 bdrms on main level and 3rd bdrm, on lower Peterson, late of Gibsons, B.C. stove. No pets. Refs. req'd. upper duplex, elec. heat. level. 2 fireplaces, rec room, sundeck, view of harbour. Electric heat, IRVINES LANDING— 3 bdrm home on 237 ±ft. waf erf ront lot. Extras in her 85th year. She is sur DOCTOR'S HOME - Estate Malaspina Ranch, Pender Davis Bay. Ph. 435-2328 after thermoparte windows. $73,500. vived by 4 sons and their sale by son. Furn., Harbour, 883-9923. 3134-23 5. 3074-23 include sundecks on 3 levels, family room & den. Approx 1/2 acre, families. Funeral service mahogany interior, double lot. spectacular view. $115,000. Wednesday, May 4, 1977 at 2 Delux lower suite presently MADEIRA PARK — Brand new 3 bdrm home on Wesjac Road (Narrows occupied by "Beachcomber" MADEIRA PARK — 52' waterfront lot with furnished duplex. Upper p.m. in Devlin Funeral Home. Road subdivision). Corport and sundeck. Good retirement home — Interment Seaview star. Overlooks Howe Sound. floor is one bdrm suite, lower floor is bachelor suite. Both presently immediate possession. $39,900. Cemetery. 3175-23 Phone Gibsons to view 886- Pender Harimur Realty Ltd rented. $60,000. 9076 or 886-2306, or contact Dr. HIWAY 101 AT FRANCIS PENINSULA RD. V.A. Johnson, 213-1320 - 5th 4MILE POINT, SANDY HOOK 111+_ft waterfront with attractive well RONDEVIEW ROAD — Francis Peninsula. 3 brand new homes, priced Personal FRANCIS PENINSULA: Extra Special semi waterfront view lot. ' Ave.., Prince George, B.C. constructed 3 bdrm home on 3 levels, built 1975. 3,392 sq ft of living from $59,000 to $79,000. Immediate possession. F.P. $13,500. Possible terms. Ph. 564-8219, 2-5 p.m. week area plus basement area with sauna and change room. Extras include ALCOHOLICS Anonymous days, collect. 3163-27 GARDEN BAY ESTATES — 3 bdrm ranch style home, built 1975, on large meetings 8:30 p.m. every family room, rooftop patio, sundecks on oil 3 levels, $132,000. Wednesday. Madeira Park GARDEN BAY ESTATES: Lot 54. A large, level lot in landscaped lot. $71,900. FOR SALE by owner. 3 this desirable subdivision. For just $12,000. Offers Community Hall. Ph. 883- duplexes on 2 acre choice GUNBOAT BAY — 5± acres,1 52+_ ft. waterfront/access from hwy 101 2356. 2825-tfn property. Revenue over $1000 considered. near Madeira Park. 3 bdrm home, 3 cottages, float. $125,000. ELLIOTT ROAD, GARDEN BAY — Well-built 2 bdrm 670± sq ft home. month. All services, close to Large treed lot close to good swimming in Garden Bay lake. $38,000. FRANCIS PENINSULA — 2 bdrm home with partial basement on 300+_ PHOTOGRAPHS published in hospital. Ample room for EXTRA SPECIAL: Lovely, as new 2 bedroom plus den home The Peninsula tunes can be expansion. Phone 567-9035. ft waterfront. Sweeping view of Harbor entrance, islands & Gulf. Good GARDEN BAY — in a quiet cul de sac off Sinclair Bay Road. A 2 bdrm on a semi waterfront view lot in Madeira Park. Just $36,000. ordered for your own use at Box 792, Vanderhoof, B.C. V0J garden area, no stairs to climb and privacy. $140,000 Gothic Arch style home with excellent view over Garden Bay. The Times office. 1473-tf 3A0. 3153-23 Naturally treed lot. $53,000. THREE MINI PARK' LOTS: on Francis Peninsula, perc tested. COME IN TO J&C Electronics 406' ON LILY LAKE Fully serviced. Each approx 1 acre. FP $15,000. GUNBOAT BAY — near Madeira Park. Older 2 bdrm home with attic for your free Radio Shack rooms on 2.2+_ acres with 150i ft low bank waterfront, excellent BUCCANEER BAY — Thormanby Island. 2 bdrm furnished summer 3.77 acres with water and v catalogue. 1327-tfn moorage. Separate workshop. $50,000. home located within 100 yds of sandy beach and Vaucroft government , septic in. Subdividable or dock. $47,500. possible 20 pad unit Mobile FRANCIS PENINSULA: First class waterfront home NEED A BREAK? Why not with 2 bedrooms and garage. Has one of the area's best views WARNOCK ROAD, FRANCIS PENINSULA — 3 bdrm home with full bsmt, Home Park. Easy walking to EGMONT— 2 bdrm home, 790+ sq ft on Maple Rd, close to Egmont give Reno a try! Call Madeira Shopping and salt from a sunny situation in 'Malcolm' Harbour. A must see at 11/2 bathrooms, electric heat, situated on 3.5 acres with 500± ft. Marina. Oil heat, low taxes. $24,000. Peninsula Travel 886- water Marina. ONLY $49,500. $69,000 waterfront in Bargain Harbour. Asking $200,000. 9755. " 3168-23 Mr. and Mrs. McCutcheon collect, ACREAGE: 7 acres on Highway 101. Has potential GARDEN BAY — 4 bdrm home on large landscaped lot. Kitchen BARGAIN HARBOUR — 3 bdrm waterfront home on Bowsprit Road. Help Wanted 922-5039 commercial' or subdivision possibilities. F.P. $35,000. remodelled. Good family home, close to stores, P.O. & marinas. Im Office 926-7511 Separate garage. 48 ft low bank waterfront, dock, garden. $70,000. mediate possession. $45,000. LADY WITH young child- 3148-23 children for weekend live- PHONE 883-2794 FRANCIS PENINSULA — we'll constructed 2 bdrm home, 1073+ sq ft. in, light cooking, For Rent ;Built 1972. Full basement, 137+ ft waterfront, deep moorage, dock & fWATERFRONT ACR|EA . \ N S. \VN,S\,N%NSS\\\\\S.S st, \\\ aiwerson ASK US ABOUT REALTY LTD. BUILDING TO YOUR 885-3211 * Doug Joyce * Jock Anderson PLANS - 885-2761 885-2053 ' Stan Andorson * George Townsend 0URL0T 865-2385 865-3345 OR FREE REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE Po»» Office Box 1219. Sechelt YOURS toll free 68*8016 3 BDRM DELUXE VILLAGE HOME: 1,410 sq ft of really fine home with above ground basement that is fully rough plumbed for a suite with separate basement entry. Double carport. Main floor has 3 excellent bdrms, large living room A BROKEN log boom Friday meant an all day clean-up job in Davis Bay as tugs hurried to collect the scat and separate dining area, family room and a tered timber before nightfall. kitchen with an eating nook. A shake roof enhances this very attractively designed home with maximum flexibility. FULL PRICE ONLY Eureka woman explores Caribbean $61.900. Donald Young of Sarnia, Ontario, and all directions and the first one to cross the cessful. During 100 years of constant his wife Claudette decided this spring to circumference of the circle would be warfare between the British and French, take a holiday in the West Indies and declared the winner. St. Lucia changed hands 14 times, seven VILLAGE VIEW HOME: 3 Donald invited his mother, Alice Young of One trip the Youngs took was a cruise times under British rule and seven times bedroom view 1 storey home from Vieux Fort along the Caribbean coast under French. It was not until 1803 that St. REDROOFS COTTAGE: 2 bdrm with ensuite plumbing and a Eureka, to go along with them, sending cottage with out buildings and separate utility room. Teak her a brochure of a package deal which to Marigot Harbour, where the film Dr. Lucia was finally won by the British, but it a guest cabin. 1.1 acres of flat, cupboards throughout, wall to looked like a passport to Paradise. Now, Dolittle was made. On the return journey still has a predominance of French culture level land half cleared and in wall carpets, shake roof and Mrs. Young is home with the report that they stopped at a beautiful bay for a swim. and attitudes. Place names are mainly tillable condition. Many fruit the best of all is the price, the holiday proved to be everything The water was very salty and so clear that French and St. Lucians speak a French trees and berry bushes. Easy $41,500. claimed in the brochure. they could look down into 14 feet of water >patios . access to 'all parts of the and see the bottom quite clearly. Mrs. Young found the people delightful property. View of Merry She spent two weeks on the island of St. Island lighthouse. FP $44,000. FULL BASEMENT VILLAGE and friendly. A happy, smiling people, Lucia, the second largest of the Windward The only way of getting around the HOME: 3 bdrms - 2 up & one in Islands and one of the last unspoiled island for sightseeing was by taxi, which they love to sing and make music. Even bsmt. Finished rec room, main islands of the Caribbean. With an are mostly small cars because of the the small boys are tourist conscious, floor utility room & large narrowness of the roads. In some of the anxious to sell their bananas or other WILSON CREEK: An investor's sundeck. Yard is all fenced for estimated area of 238 square miles, it is dream! 2 homes on 1/2 acre. privacy.- Sunken carport. volcanic and mountainous with peaks towns quite a deal of manoeuvering is wares, but obviously schooled in the im necessary for two cars to pass one another portance of not pestering the tourists. At Live in the new one and rent Home has electric heat & is reaching heights of 3,145 feet. Two the older one. Try your offer very economical. Located' h>," volcanic mountains rising almost ver and this is always accompanied by plenty present bananas constitute the island's to $75,000. across from tennis courts in tically from the sea are Gros Piton and the of honking on the horn. They went by taxi major industry, but attempts are being Hackett Park. FP $55,900. Petit Pitoh. In the northern part of the to Soufriere, a tiny town on the west coast . made to build tourism into a good second and on the way visited St. Lucia's premier industry. 89' WATERFRONT ROBERTS 2 STOREY HOME IN THE island, the rangers are lower, with fertile VILLAGE: Cedar & stucco valley between them. tourist attraction, the boiling volcanic There are many poor homes and many CREEK: Immaculate home on sulphur springs. Long famous for their people live in primitive conditions. Women 2/3 acre with parklike setting. exterior — no maintenance Halcyon Days, the hotel where they Lots bf fruit trees and garden on this 3 bedroom, convenient curative properties, the springs are now carrying everything on their heads and do space plus garage & home sited on a full 1 /4 acre stayed, is on a small peninsula at the being harnessed for thermal engergy and their washing in the creeks. People can be workshop. Home consists of lot. Sundecks front & back! southern end of the island, near Vieux completion of a 10 megawatt generating seen carrying buckets of water from the 1,450 sq ft/, with 18x14' Extra large 14x32' carport, Fort. The hotel itself is on the Atlantic plant, St. Lucia will be completely self- village taps to their homes, and cows, pigs livingroom, 16'xl3' family fully 8' high and lots of room coast, but just across from the peninsula, sufficient in electric power. and chickens wander all over the road, room, double plumbing & for a separate garage. Lot is facing the Caribbean Sea is an Aquacentre They made another taxi trip 40 miles making traffic even more hazardous. guest' room. Walking path to flat, level and only 2 blks to which is part of the hotel complex. It has beach. This estate must be shops. north to Castries, the capital, which is an However, there are signs of improvements seen to be appreciated. Priced an ideal beach for water sports and a international shipping port with one of the in some of the villages and some new small in the 80's. beachhouse. It is most popular with the most sheltered anchorages in the world. homes are under construction/Britain, the GIBSONS: Hillcrest Avenue hotel guests for it has all the facilitiis of a Castries has its Columbus Square, but U.S. and Canada are all contributing location. 1066 sq ft 3 bdrm good club, serving meals and everything there is still some doubt as to whether the toward the development of the island. The home finished on 2 floors. else one might require. The hotel operates island was first discovered by Christopher British have made a grant of 500,000 East SELMA PARK: 3 bdrm, 1343 sq Ground level basement. double decker buses which carry Columbus or by some shipwrecked French Caribbean dollars (U.S. $200,000) toward ft home on a large view lot. Finished rec room, targe passengers back and forth between the sailers. They all arrived there in 1.502, but the development of thermal power at Rec room in bsmt. Land carport . and concrete hotel and Aquacentre once every hour. scaping done. Drive-in driveway. Sewered lot. FP it has been impossible to prove who sulphur spring, and Hewanorra Airport in $48,000 Three of the double decker buses are arrived first. Certainly the island was Vieux Fort has been constructed to in garage. FP $68,500. **" brought into service to transport guests to named by the French seamen after a ternational standards with Canadian aid. and from the airport which is also just FINE OLDER VILLAGE HOME: martyred saint of Surucuse, St. Lucie. Guests at the hotel were mainly from 3 bdrm, 2 main floor & 1 minutes away from the hotel. NEW HOME ON TRAIL The first settlers were believed to be England; the U.S., Canada and the other upstairs. Large basement & AVENUE: 1080 sq ft home on garage off lane. Very private As well as easy access to Atlantic and Arawaks and Caribs, both aboriginal islands of the Caribbean. the corner of Trail & Anchor. lot nicely landscaped. Home is Caribbean beaches, the hotel has a large tribes from South America. In 1605, a Treed lot with potential view. in good condition. Shake roof swimming pool and offers horseback group of Englishmen on board.their ship 3 bdrm with living and many & cedar siding. Yard is fenced. extras. FP $41,500 riding, golf and tennis. The food is good, "Olive Blossom", landed at Vieux Fort FP $41,500. beautifully served and of infinite variety. Bay because they were running short of BOOK LOOK In the evening there is dancing to steel provisions. They thought they had arrived mmmmmmmmmmm^mm^mmm^^m.mmmmmm.m^mmmm LARGE WEST SECHELT BUILDING LOT: Bordering on all year round SECHELT VILLAGE: Excellent 3 bdrm home close to all the village by Murrie Redman creek. Potential view. FP $17,800 facilities. Possession July 1. FP $39,900. bands, all kinds of entertainment and, in Paradise and decided to stay, but they ' in • i ri perhaps because this is a British Island were speedily disillusioned for within a BALLAD OF A STONEPICKER by WEST SECHELT: 3 bedroom, crawl space home on 1/4 ocre of flat, GIBSONS PRIME RESIDENTIAL WATERFRONT: Commanding sea view and the British are inveterate gamblers, few weeks, 48 of their party had been George Ryga, Talonbooks paperback, level treed lot. Very nicely decorated and a finished fireplace in a with over 1 /2 ocre, 175' on Shoal Channel. FP: $25,000. you can even bet on a crab race, which wiped out by the hostile and cannibalistic C1976, $2.95 book by Vancouver's Talon large living room. A very economical home with thermal pane ROBERTS CREEK: Excellent building lot 70 x 150' cleared and ready Mrs. Young, for one, really enjoyed. The Caribs. books. The story takes place in the drought windows throughout, FP $44,000 to develop. FP $12,500. period of the Dirty Thirties. crabs would be marked with numbers and After repeated attempts by both British DELUXE GRANDVIEW RD HOME: 1761 sq ft wllh full basement. 3 $11,000 FULL PRICE: SEAVIEW LOT - 80' x 320' West Porpoise Bay. dumped on the floor in the centre of a large and French to colonize the island, it was It is a story told by the younger son of a large bedrooms, all matched walnut panelling throughout. South Paved road with direct access to beach. Try your terms. poor prairie farmer. It is not a new theme, view. Basement has a rec room and large sauna. A bargain at circle. They would immediately scater in eventually the French who were suc- ROBERTS CREEK: Lower Road - Secluded lot with year round creek. $83,500. but then, who tires of tales about the Priced for immediate sale. FP $10,000. depression? The younger son is the kind TRAILER PARK SITE: Roberts Creek home plus shop with many TUWANEK: Waterfront cottage wlt() yoar round mooring. Mostly who had to stay at home working alongside extras. House Is professionally remodelled. Fireplace in large living his ungrateful father as they both room. Close to golf club with highway frontage. 1.88 acres. Firm furnished, just move in and live/Try your offer to $35,000. sacrificed themselves labouring to send Price $79,500. • TUWANEK: Low priced lot for quick sale. .Would you believe the older brother and favoured son off for LOW DOWN PAYMENT: West Socholt view lotTcieaTed, graded, hnd $8,395? an education. serviced. R2 zoned. Move your trailer with no preparation SANDY HOOK: 70' x 140' lot In this growing orea. Spectacular view For the sake of convenience, I'll call the necessary. Asking $11,500 with $1,000 down. up the Inlet. Asking $9.500. unfortunate son, Johnny. In the book, as in GRANDVIEW ROAD: 95' x 217' lot that will havo a vlow of Van SANDY HOOK 120' WATERFRONT: View of the southwest from Johnny's life, he does not matter enough to couver Island. Area of beautiful homos. FP $16,000. amongst the evergreens and arbutus. Owner says sell it now, FP have or be called by a name. Most of the GIBSONS PRIME RESID^TIAl WATERFRONT: Commanding sea $15,500: time he is just there, ready to be used, and view. Over 1/2 acre. 175' on Shoal Channel, FP $25.000. 95' WATERFRONT: Selma Park location. 2 bedroom homo on approx docs not need the courtesy of a first name. LARGE WEST SECHELT BUILDING LOT: Bordering on all year round 95 x 550' property. TAG bonded roof, elec heat, small room in Johnny began his family career as creek. Potential view. FP $17,800. basement. Real value — FP $45,900 farmhand when as a boy he failed to show promise at school. Although both father Redrooffs Estates Recreation Lots Suncoast Acres and son craved the love of each other, Before you look any further let us show you the lowest priced lots In A large selection of Island view lots with oil services available. tragically, neither could communicate the Redrooffs area: prices are from $9,800 to $11,500. AN lots Including a sewage system. No permit problems. Mason Road that emotion to the other nnd so they are approximately 1/2 acre In area. area In West Sechelt. worked together in bitter silence. The father treated the son with scorn to cover up his grief in seeing his own fruitless life repeated In his offspring. The boy's mother, also a drudge, could offer little but a weary sympathy to Johnny who grew up bullied and teased by his peers. The story of Johnny Is Uie theme, but the main force of the book Is In the characters who nre described by the young man as he tells his tale. Through his eyes, we meet the people who scratched a living from the Alberta plains. They have been warped by poverty and hard work so that their Uvea hnve left little else than a memory as their legacy. Necessity, fear TIMTTI M^^^^^T^ and fate cause them to act In ways Uiat lot •10,500 110 10.440 seem illogical in our abundant times. 111 10,450 In the book, you will meet the com m 10,454 munity idiot, driven to violence by the Ul 10,250 114 10,230 town's prettiest girl, who taunts him un 10,250 mercifully. You wilj agonize for the u11a4 10,250 blacksmith who makes an honest woman ii? 10,500 Ul 11,000 out of the locnl .scarlet lady. You cnn 11,240 snvour the downfarm warmth of the n13«0 11.500 humour when Johnny learn., how to get nn 11,500 unexpected bargain from the dude auc ima a 10,000 tioneer. Ul 10,000 124 10,040 The men and women who live in 4,750 Johnny's "ballad" seem to grow right out n13n4 4,450 of the stony soil of Alberta. They have all 137 4,400 the grit and forthrlRhtnem of a rock dropped by a panning glacier, and tha SKCIIELT AUXILIAN Ann Ross Teu. The event was hosted this year ln nubhornncsH of prairie gumbo. For further Information on the above contact: takes her turn ..round the floor ns one Sechelt at St. Hilda's HaU. Ann's Ryga'fl characters ring true. If you George Townsend. 885-3345; Jack Anderson, 885-2053 of the models in a Thrift Shop fashion poodle, Gigi, was a little bewildered have listened to tales of bread linen, show presented Thursday, April 21 at by the whole affair but performed drought and rldlng-the-ralls, you will love Stan Anderson, 885-2385; Doug Joyce. 885-2761 the uux.Harle.s' annual Friendship admirably under all the attention. BALLAD OF A .STONEPICKER. The Peninsula Times Page B-5 Squaringly yours Wednesday, May 4,1977 - < wi'wrwi.gaHRi' •ja*Ei^,'»^F-'^.\4 Wi MAURICE HEMSTREET Hi, dere, fellow square dancers. Tis ^mmWm^m^r&M7^p the time of graduation square dance Health classes and the wind up of a terrific square mid dance season, so let's get on with the facts. inspections /? Over a set of the Country Stars headed The local funeral home charges up to Powell River April 23 where along no fee for pre-arranging and to be resumed recording your funeral in ; with square dancers from Nanaimo they structions. Those who have ! all joined Larry and Betty Olson in a gala Sunshine Coast subdivision health already enrolled in Funeral evening of fun filled square dancing as inspections, which were halted last June, Plans or Societies, but prefer | Larry's graduation class joined the per- 1 were resumed last week, according to arrangements or service locally, manent ranks of the pro square dance field Peter Bell, chief inspector for the Coast- should take advantage of our of recreation for fun and friendship and Garibaldi Board of Health. Pre-Arrangement Plan. with caller Jim Hart as MC and top caller The inspections were stopped because The local Funeral Home offers and Larry Olson, Dewiss Brown and Harry all types of services. Funeral or Robertson as back up callers. Another fun of a shortage of manpower, which board Memorial, at moderate cost. 1 filled evening will go down in history for officials said made it impossible tp con The local Funeral Home will all those who attended. Square dancing tinue all inspection functions. arrange for local or distant i has to be the best entertainment of a Bell said a new inspector had been burials, cremations, or services I" progressive society. hired and would be on the job April 25. He in other localities. The Golf Club clubhouse was the scene said approximately 49 subidvision ap At time of bereavement, your of a lot of laughter, comments and- just plications on the Peninsual required on- first call should be to the local good plain fun April 29 as the Country site inspection. Funeral Home, no matter what Squares hosted Harry and Deanna type of arrangements you Robertsons' teen graduation class with prefer. Harry as topi caller and MC and myself as back up caller. Harry didn't make it too MAN! AND TREES Jo.* ^tmXieft btfrfuttatta* ARCHIE HALETA, left, discusses a untie ot fotio-KC- proposed rezoning of his Twin Creeks easy for the grads. At the top of the evening he had just the grads square their SEACOAST property with objector William sets; then each girl had to put on oven .MEAN D.A. DEVLIN DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Wright, whose family owns land north : mitts and each boy had to put his feet into owner-manager of Haleta's. This was one of the few shoe boxes. Just imagine having to square SO MUCH J" "Complete Building Service" calm moments at a Regional dance that way. Now he put on his best 885-3718 P.O. Box 1425, Sechelt LARRY MOORE District's public hearing on the hoedown and said, "Wups, that looks too TO EACH rezoning, held April 27 at Langdale 'easy. Let's have all couples do a half Elementary. Wright and others sashay." This puts the girl in the boy's OTHER protested that Haleta's operation, position and vice versa and that's how the THINK AIOUT IT Businesses are my business. But people are y/x^ , fun began. However, when the' tip was which involves the collecton of ~>y)tsf sisril., ,,ii ,„• ,. ,M« .A,.,,,*/ my concern. i^SSBfe^i deadheads, was threatening the finished, they had really earned their Let me help with your Group Pensions, VflTOj»\l potential for residential development square dance diplomas and only then were Use Times Adbriefs Retirement Plans, Deferred Profit Sharing s^imSwf/ of the area around Whitherby Point. they called up to receive them. Plans, and employee benefits. ^^mt1^ The. teens that graduated were Colleen Haleta and his supporters argued that Bennet, Bruce Jackson, Linda Laing, Bert (Bryan §>. (Burkiasnaw Haleta's proposed chipper mill will Fletcher, Bert and Elaine Crostori, Fred create badly-needed jobs and allow Verhulst, Mike and Helen Frankland, Art Special! Qujfe -rjofc Crown Life Insurance Co. for expanded collection of dangerous and Dianne Pelletier, Susan Vedoy and deadheads. They also denied that the , Tim Robertson, and we all hope that there 385-9756 business would propose a significant will be many more at this time next year. cjMotfiefts ^Day 880 Douglas St., Victoria, B.C. 500 International House environmental hazard.—Timesphoto The grad class presented both Harry (This Sunday) and Deanna with a gift to show their ap preciation for having taught them how to — Beautiful Jewellery Tg!S Breast examination square dance for fun and of course the — Pierced Earrings evening was a fantastic success with over • — Plants & Pots (unique PEMIHSHU MOTOR PR0DM13 LTD. film May 9 In RC four sets out to end one of the best square * hanging planters) dance seasons that I have ever had the — Large selection of quality gifts. Sunshine Coast Hwy — Next to St. Mary's Hospital — Sechelt The film "Decision" dealing with pleasure of participating in. So on behalf of breast self-examination and sponsored by Harrry and myself, we thank you all •••••*•**••••••••* • ICBC Claims 25% Discount the Registered Nurses' Association, will because we could not have had such a on your deductible on all types of claims except glass •kSAFE, QUALIFIED EAR PIERCING * be shown at St. Aidan's Church Hall on great season without your help. * NOW AVAILABLE. * Effective until May 14th Monday, May 9. May 14 is the wind down square dance *••**•••••*•*•***•• * Regular Good Gulf Values Roberts Creek Hospital Auxiliary jamboree with a supper catered by the All from a Special Shop meeting will start at 7 p.m. and the film at Legion ladies at the Gibsons Legion Hall at on Tires from $20.95 about 8 pm. Women of all ages are invited 6 p.m. Then on to Gibsons Elementary to attend the meeting and film. Spring Tune-Up Special \ School Gym for square dancing from 8 p.m. till midnight followed by breakfast 4 cyl. $38,95* 6 cyl $43.95* 8 cyl $48.95* Take a step in the right ;. the next morning at Harmony Hall 9 a.m. * For mott pat (anger cart Offer expires May 14. direction. Take a few. till 10:30 a.m., then square dancing till 1500 Gower Pt Rd„ Gibsons 886-9711 L Phone 885-2111 for your appointment pamapaaion,¥ 1 noon after which all will head for home. '*- •*..-•?';' &•?•'•• m-.,i •:-/. . THE NUMBER We Are As Close As Your Phone TO REMEMBER Sell Your Home for only J-J1g% Most of our listings are recorded on film. See them on our special television set OO0lmimC6o HR.) commission and choose the ones you like from Vane. 689-5838 (24 hrs.) AGENCIES LTD. the comfort of our viewing room. Volume sales give you reduced costs^ gox 128 Sechelt Call now for our FREE Real Estate Catalogue FINE SECHELT HOME #3789 WATERFRONT VIEW #3765 High, level lot ot end ot street, fenced and landscaped. On the lot, a lovely home. Up 60' wide with good beach. Very private. Prime view with choice of two building sites. has huge 17x17' living room, fireplace, fine carpeting. 2 bedrooms up, master has Full price $14,000. JACK WARN, 886-2681 eves. dressing room. Below are 2 finished bedrooms, bathroom, rumpus room with fireplace, storage and utility. Also a corport under huge deck. All this for $57,900 asking price. Financing available. PETER SMITH, 885-9463 eves. LOW COST #3747 $8950 full price for this 75 x 1 10' lot, Ideal vacation site with easy access to ocean close by. Piped water at roadside. General clearing has been accomplished. BOB RETREAT 03803 .a KENT, 885-2235 anytime. S acres of seclusion, year round stream and view of Gulf, In agricultural land reserve. Financing alreody arranged on $21,000 at 10%. Total price $31,000. JACK LARGE VIEW LOT — DAVIS BAY #3759 WARN, 006-2681 eves. NEW ON MARKET Full services to this 169x102' lot which lends Itself to many types of homes. Several building sites, with easy access from the 2 sides. The view Is great. Priced right at SUNNY SLOPES — WEST SECHELT #3497 NEW HOME #3810 $14,500. See it yourself and call PETER SMITH, 885-9463 eves. Medium priced lol for Its size. $11,900 full price. Benefits derived from tho Retire close to good fishing, t^low 2 bedroom home "residential 1" toning & prospectus designed to make your ownership full of pride of 988 sq ft has stone fireplace. You can decorate SECLUDED WATERFRONT ACREAGE #3431 and woll protected. BOB KENT, 885-2235. the Interior In your colors. Long sundeck and Do you want a quiet waterfront retreat with no roads or cars ? Wo havo a fow parcols covered deck with 9x8' storage. Partial basement, of evergreen forest, 5 acres to 14 acres each. Minimum of 200' waterfront & stroam NEED 4 BEDROOMS #3800 electric furnace. Large lot has limited view of through most lots. Locatod 22 miles north of Socholl, or uso your own boat. Soo Pender Harbour, Good value $41,000. DON preview in our office. Prices $25,500 and up with terms. DON HADDEN, 085 9504 Chock this property. Large living room. Only I 1/2 years old, Shake roof, huge I HADDEN, 885-9504 eves. garago. In an area of pleasant homes. Vendors have moved so let's get'you moving eves, Into this delightful family home. ANN IBBITSON. 885-2235 anytime. HIGHWAY RESTAURANT #3796 MOBILE HOME ON ITS OWN LOT #3723 This property on Ruby Lake comprises restaurant, coffee shop, grocoterla & 4 bedroom house overlooking a lagoon full of fish. Good roturn for your Investment, All set up, septic tank, water, has concrete foundation with storage under. Offers to $120,000. Full stotk, ANN IBBITSON, 885-2235. Automatic oil furnace nnd full furnishings go wllh sale, Including range, fridge ft washer. Boat launch steps away and good water view. FP $24,000. PETER SMITH, 805-9463 evos. 1.6ACRESISALOTOF-LOT #3638 1150 sq ft 3 bedroom homo with dining room. Acorn fireplace ond garden BRAND NEW 2 STOREY HOME #3805 developed, Let us show you around. Full price $45,000. JACK WARN, 806-2601 ovos. 1)50 sq ft 3 bedroom home with dining room. Acorn fireplace and garden NEW ON MARKET developed. Let us how you around. Full price $45,000. JACK WARN, 806 2601 ovos. SQUARE BAY BUILDING LOT #3783 TUWANEK #3811 61x134', this lot, feet away from boot launch In Square Bay. En|oy benefit of BRAND NEW 2 STOREY HOME #3805 Moor your boat in Lambs Bay. Just across tho street from this gentle sloped lot In watorfront without tho cost. Rock area, and on sewage. Tho arbutus troos aro lovely. FP $14,500. PETER SMITH, 885-9463 eves. 1172 sq It on each floor. Generous room sizes, 2 bodioom* up, Living room 28x13 Tuwnnek. Zoned R 2. Ovor 8,000 sq fl with hydro, phone and water along road. Good 1/7' with fireplace. Excellent carpets. Below can he self-contained, Utility ft hall and value at $0,300. DON HADDEN, 885 9504 eves. Inside stairway completed. Three other rooms framed and roughed in plumbing, GIBSONS #3750 look at price, $49,900. Let us assist your financing. PETER SMITH, 885 9463 eves. This large 1/3 ocro lot on village sewer ft water. Close to post office. Two blocks to shopping, F.P. $13,000. DON HADDEN, 805-2235. OCEAN VIEW #3340 largo lot with ohsolete rood allowance for sldo yard. Sunny Gowor Point. 1^2 ocre A HOUSE + NINE ACRES #3749 lor $20,000. JACK WARN. 806 2681 evos. The house Is a bonus on this holding proporty. 625x625' cornor wllh main rood PRICE REDUCED frontage. Close In lo Gibsons. Asking $48,000. JACK WARN, 006 2681. LOTS, LOTS, LOTS #3716-3722 Choice of 7 lots, almost lov«l, some wllh view on paved road |ust 1.7 miles Irom LEGAL DUPLEX #3793 Sechelt, All servlres provided per prospectus. Building scheme protects your In WATERFRONT #3606 Side by side. Investigate this. Situated on 2 lols with lovely view, Smaller sulto rents vestment, lots 7 ft 3 are priced at $12,800. All others $11,800 DON HADDEN, BBS- Three bodroom homo on 1 '7 ocro watorfront plus 1/2 ocre other side of rood. Pic tor $190 per month. Other sldo has higher ront potential. Both sides comprise 2 9504 eve.. turesque sea scene. Easy access, private road ta ocean. Modern home with many bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bath. Right side has improved basement. Asking built-in features. Bring In or QO outdoors from 2 levels, Appointments a must. F.P. $49,300, ANN IBBITSON. 005-2233. NORTH ROAD #3776 $110,000. BOB KENT, 805-2235 24 hrs. Chormlng 2 bedroom home with 3 1/2' crowf space, Colored 4 piece bathroom, Ortty VULAGE LOT SECHELT #3592 6 years young. Owners moving, let's.make an appointment lo see this tidy home ft Wolk to store* from this level lot on blacktopped rood, tit* Is 90 x 120', oasy to make them an offer maybe they won't refuse. Only asking $39,900. ANN IBBITSON, build, easy to buy, Full price $10,300, half cash will do ll. Full local servlcos, New B832235. houses around. PETER SMITH. 085 9463 eves. Page B-6 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, May 4,1977 PH Auxiliary celebrates Weather report 40th birthday May 11 Weather AprU 23-30 . Pender Harbour Auxiliary to St. and varied and usually very successfu Lo Hi Prec. Mary's Hospital is 40 years old. It intends Between 1937 and 1957 the auxiliary raise April23'..'...' :...... 9 19 nil to celebrate by having a huge birthday $20,000. April24...... 9 20 nil cake and public tea party. This celebration When it was necessary to move th April25 11 18 13.5 is open to the public and is to be held May hospital to Sechelt, a more central part < April26 .... 8 14 trace 11 at 2:30 p.m. in Canadian Legion Hall, the Peninsula, the Pender Harbou April27...... 6 16 nil Madeira Park. Auxiliary never stopped for a inpinent. Seven years after the first St. Mary's April28...... 7 16 nil With the building of more road; Hospital was .opened, in Pender Harbour by April29 .. ...10 18 nil transportation to meetings andmone the Columbia Coast Mission, some ladies April30 ;....;...:...8 18 nil raising events became easier. Now th of the area formed a group to aid the membership helps, along with othe Week's rainfall 13.5 mm. April rainfall hospital. In May 1937, the first meeting auxiliaries to St. Mary's Hospital, in th 68.1 mm. 1977 — 349.6 mm. was held under the chairmanship of the thrift shop, in the gift shop at the hospita April 23-30,1976- 5.6 mm. April 1976 - late Mrs. Dan Cameron. Membershipe and they put in many hours helping t 78.0 mm. Jan-April, 1976 —. 558.0 mm. dues were 25 cents to join and 10 cents entertain the patients. The' big job, a each meeting. Meetings throughout the With 77.2 mm being the 16-year average alwaysis raising funds for,new equipmer years were held in the hospital, in mem for April recorded at the Gower Point and necessities of the hospital. reporting station, this April marks the bers' homes, and later in the Club House of Clayton, Wendy Lee (last year's May Kammerle and Sherri Bower. All are eighth consecutive month in which the THESE YOUNG ladies are Madeira. Columbia Coast Mission in Garden Bay. As the oldest auxiliary on the Seche station has recorded below average Park Elementary's finest, the May Queen), Mindy Peters (the 1977 May in Grade Six, except Wendy, who is in The meetings then, as now, were held on Peninsula we are proud to be able to invit you to our anniversary tea on May i: rainfall. The high temperature recorded Queen and her attendants. From left Queen), Kari Morrison, .Susan Grade Seven. the second Wednesday of each month. Admission $1 with door prizes. last month was 21C. 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Intorvlow* will bo hold by local 112 •Hnoty Mavte Tertawhl Newe ca* News cae M Minute* OtTh* •hew Newa Lai* Pinal Lata Sunshlno Coast Crodlt Union and rocommondatlons will bo sont to M »«.M«y Week TentgM Mevtet Manlei asevles Movies Vancouvor. nt)io Mtnutes Te •how "Oirt Who '•craem •Memets -«or*em 122 lamely Be Tentghl Knew Te* Of The Noel" Of The serving you. >4i PWnfjvVV AflfI'MHW'MB •f*#tK Moor." Won"' Cont'd wear- cut ntninsuU mgiors, sechelt Sunshine Coast Credit Union J. CH0QUER & SONS [•ox irt.cownn •TMIT.MCIMLT.'BC. VON JAO Cgidf station next to the hospital) CERTIFIED WELDER FABRICATOR—INDUSTRIAL & MARINE 111 IWINI *•*>/** %o* 1238 •AST rORNJltl RAY ROAD •«i*i MS 9244 885-2H1 ask for JAY .UchBit, I.C. VON JA0 RMI MS-I4M HMM r * fa The Peninsula Times Page B-7 Wednesday, May 4,1977 i* r$'M^p.i%$m ,*•¥ • -f.t *»v - :_,*.:',»li'<&t* *& *' Mr. Photography MIKE CLEMENT KITS CAMERAS Chamberlin, Hopkins and y Outdoor Photography ' It's a common experi part of a wrought iron ence. That breathtaking fence or a window. Try, a. Ovens art show winners vista seems nondescript variety bf angles. Shoot and commonplace when it with the camera ori its side April 30 was quite a successful day for Sunshine Coast Art Council's juried art appears as a slide or a for a different shape of local artist Vician Chamberlain. At the show in Gibsons that day, she took first photograph. Wires and picture. Think about telephone poles suddenly shape, texture, form and place and an honorable mention in the appearfrom npwhere. Na color. Use your imagina painting division, second place for ture seems cluttered or tion but remember to keep Trudy Small show graphics, and 'first place in the public unexciting. Shadows fall the horizon line straight balloting for best work in any media. ARTIST VIVIAN CHAMBERLAIN in the wrong places. and preferably not ih the at Whitaker House That's because the cam centre of the photograph. The show was held intheUnitedChurch took first prize in the painting division era captures everything Although a human fi "Experiments in Art Styles," an hall. The juror was from the Burnaby Art with this landscape last week at the within its range, not |ust exhibit of drawings and paintings by what caught your atten gure often adds personal Gallery. Special Occasion profile annual juried art show in Gibsons. tion. ity or color to an outdoor Trudy SmaU will be at Whitaker House in scene don't try to make The view is of Gibsons Harbour as Panoramic, sweeps Other winners were: the photo, do more than it Sechelt May 2 -14. are all right for post- seen from a pointy on Stewart Road. ( can. It's impossible to cap This is a large exhibit of framed and cards but often it's easier Painting — second place, Joan ture the fun of a family to catch the mood of a unframed work dating back to 1965, the Thompson Warne; honourable mentions, of two jazz 'greats' outing and the grandeur of moment by deciding what results of experiments with ink, acrylics a mountain valley in one Helen McConnachie, Sheila Page, Jean Special Occasion, Sunday 5:05 p.ni. is Mostly Music 10:20 p.ni. Radio is exceptional and em and housepaints. Techniques such as wet shot so go for one or the Pylot and Donald Goudge. Philharmonic Orchestra recorded by the Fitness. In your heart phasizing that. It might be on wet, spraying, dripping and reverse for jazz fans this week, presenting other. illustrated profiles of two "greats", Netherlands Broadcasting Corporation. a twisted rock or a ram procedures are mixed in various ex Drawing — first place, Philip Hopkins; shackle house in a field of Finally, before you Symphony in C, Paul Dukas. you know ^(Z^ periments. second place, Gail Roth; honourable Canadian alto saxophonist-flutist Moe long grass. Create an at show your pictures to your Hoffman and American pianist Earl Nightcap 11:20 p.m. music and mosphere by shooting friends sort the culls to Also displayed will be four drawings by mention, Donald Goudge. it's right 'Patha' Hines. musicians. only part of a scene, a one side. Even the best Howard Small and four graphics by Jo single seagull on a misty photographs will seem Graphic — first place, Fran Ovens; Doug Lennox, who prepared the Koff P3/mop3crfonwonamW Small. SATURDAY, MAY 7 morning. Frame your pic boring among a host of honourable mention, Trudy Small. man portrait says: "I set out to discover tures with a tree branch, Trudy will be at Whitaker House Fitness, ln your heart >tw know Ws right failures. who Koffman really is, what goes on in his Update 8:30 a.m. Round-up of B.C. Saturday, May 7, and Saturday, May 14, to Second place in the public balloting was head. Ever since he recorded Swingin' Happenings. meet the public and discuss her work. won by Kathleen Wells. Shepherd Blues in 1948, at age 19, he's been Quirks and Quarks 12:10 p.m. Science one of the giants in the North American Magazine host David Suzuki. music industry. He's also one of a whole Opera by Request 2:04 p.m: your group of Canadian artists who've gone favourite operatic selections on record. through creative changes about which the CBC Stage 7:05 p.m. Faith, Hope.and 'Return of a man called general public is totally unaware. Moe Love, by German author Odon von Hor Koffman has survived almost three vath in 1932, adapted by Norbert Reub- decades of being on top in the great saat. horse' opens at Twilight Canadian tradition of compromise. He's Between Ourselves 9:05 p.m. Folk fed his soul and his wallet by building his * Tales in Music from Quebec, folksingers "The Return of a Man Called Horse" faith. career around both serious and com Kate and Anna McGarrigle. "finest dining with an ocean view" opens Sunday, May 8 at the Twilight The film co-stars Gale Sondergaard as mercial music. I talked to people who have Anthology 10:50 p.m. "Coming over a Theatre. the Elk Woman. Sondergaard was the first known and observed hini for years. Country of No Lights" a poem for voices Boulevard 885-9769 885-3815 Sechelt The sequel to the 1969 production "A recipient of an Oscar for Best Supporting Earl Hines, one of the great jazz in by Joan Finnigan. Poetry by Morgan Man Called Horse" again stars Richard Actress for her role in "Anthony Adverse" novators talks about his career to Charles Nybert, a Vancouver poet. Harris as John Morgan, an English lord in 1936. Fox of the BBC. Because playing the Music from the Shows 11:05 p.m. film NEW HOURS who became first the slave of Sioux In "The Return of a Man Called Horse" trumpet hurt his ears, Hines changed to music of Dimitri Tiompkin. dians and then their brother after en was directed by Irvin Kershner and playing the piano, and so began his SUNDAY, MAY 8 Tuesday to Saturday, during the physical and mental torture of written by Jack Dewitt, who also wrote "A trumpet-style piano career. Whatever Happened to 1867? 4:05 p.m. their initiation rite. 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m. Man Called Horse." It was produced by WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 if not pre-empted for World Championship As with the original film, this version is Terry Morse Jr. Sandy Howard is Mostly Music 10:20 p.m. Tudor Singers hockey. Historical aspects of Con Sunday, 3:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. an attempt to tell a story from the Indian's executive producer. of Montreal. Lasso, Hassler, Monteverdi, federation and views of the four national point of view.'Actual Lakota dialogue is Bruckner, Britten. , policital parties on unity. spoken (with English subtitles) and the The film, which runs through Tuesday, Mother's Day Dinner Special May 10, is rated for mature audiences. It Nightcap ll:20.p.m. Theatre an actors. Special Occasion 5:05 p.m. Parts! Moe music includes 45 different'chants and Reading from The Strode Aventurer by Koffman. Part II Earl 'Fatha' Hines. melodies gleaned from various Indian carries the warning "some violent •ffectlv* Friday, May 6, Saturday, May 7 and Sunday, May 8 Hammond Innes. Music de Chez Nous 7:05 p.m. Kenneth songs recorded at the Sioux Reservation in scenes." Eclectic Circus 12:10 a.m. weeknights, Gilbert, harpsichord in recital. Handel, Rosebud, South Dakota. The Indians' Preceding this film at the Twilight is Bach to Brubeck, host Allan McFee. Purcell, Scarlatti. Prime Rib Roast lifestyle is captured in minute detail. "Creature from Black Lake," which opens THURSDAY, MAY 5 My Music 8:30 p.m. BBC quic. 1 inch thick and served in natural juices, The storyline in this sequel picks up six Thursday, May 5, and runs through Playhouse 8:04 p.m. Advocates of Saturday, May 7. It is rated for mature Concern 9:05 p.m. Baptism, practises baked potato, chef salad with choice of years after the point at which "A Man Danger by George Ryga. Part V Andy and dressings, toasted garlic bread and audiences. vary widely and debate continues. Called Horse" ended. Morgan has gone the Farewell Lady. assorted desserts from which to choose. back to England and now returns to the Following "The Return of a Man Called Jazz Radio-Canada 8:30 p.m. Nimmons MONDAY, MAY 9 '50 Indians, participating in efforts to Horse" at the Twilight will be "King 'n' Nine Plus Six. Blizzard. Gold Rush 8:30 p.m. Interview and reestablish the tribe's independence and Kong." Mostly Music 10:20 p.m. CBC festival studio session with Michel Pagliaro. Chamber Orchestra, Jewish Music Sutherland Brothdrs and Quiver in con Festival concert recorded at Beth Tzedeck cert. reservations are recommended Synagogue, Toronto. Mostly Music 10:20 p.m. CBC Van Nightcap 11:20 books and authors. couver Chamber Orchstra. Music of Boccherini. The Parthenon will be closed FRIDAY, MAY 6 Nightcap 11:20 p.m. films. Canadian School Broadcasts 2:40 p.m. all day May 4 What if... and Why not! What if William TUESDAY, MAY 10 Mackenzie's revolt had suc Mostly Music 10:20 p.m. Tapestry ceeded? .. Country Road 8:30 p.m. Bob singers, madrigals, motets, spirituals and Murphy and Big Buffalo. folk songs. r '1 TWILIGHT THEATRE i I'WXt'rVtotK to. RICHARD HARRIS (right) and two Called Horse," which opens Sunday braves survey a fort in preparation at the Twilight, FRI, MAY 6TH for an attack in "The Return of a Man 6neafyz4t SAT, MAY HH I Bedding I'lnntH I Sunday, May 9, Tropical IMIIIIIH 8 PM I Flowering PIUIIIH * MATURE 10 am to 2 pm FiiHoiiin BiiHkctH I Mixed Hanging Banketw WH*'' Fresh Flowers I MOTHERS DAY SUN, MON RICHARD HARRIS I at the &TUES, I for MAY 8th, THE RETURN HOMESTEAD DRIVE-IN 9th & 10th OF A MAN CALLED HORSE' I PRICES 25 8PM I Children (under 12 10) *JL ADULTS *2» * MATURE I r All you cnn eutll na. >-3Bia Fri. 'lil 9:00 Delivery Service WARNING- May 8th UniUdAitiitt I (Jet your Lion's Share. Sponsored by Sunshine Coast Jr Hiii 1 AliIrLiJCi JrJLJAli JL S Next Mo. .54 Cowrie St. Seehelt KING KONG LIONS CLUB J a '•rv---**-, ^(•v-V"*..'' PageB-8 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, May 4,1977 TONY SCOTT takes a breather brought hundreds of pieces of fur ; Saturday afternoon before the start of niture, dishes and other items to the Garden Corner a two-day auction held at the Roberts auction from his North Vancouver Arizona By GUY SYMONDS Creek Community Centre. Scott store, The Quality Shop. As the home gardener begins to see the — Timesphoto 5 lb. cello bag "light at the end of the tunnel" of spring VALENCIA ORANGES sowing and planting, the problem of defending that which he has produced Halfmoon Bay Happenings Mexican looms larger. As has been remarked on other oc —by Mary Tinkle? casions, there are myriads of beasties — It seems there's a busy weekend ahead supplied the flowers for the banquet and to TOMATOES Canada No. Is winged, crawling and burrowing — that fortheHalfmooners. On Saturday, May 7, Jean Scott and Harold and Marie Ives and are waiting with voracious appetites to the doors of the Welcome Beach HaU will their daughter for their help in preparing California ' pounce on the results of one's labours, be opened at 2 p.m. sharp for the spring for the, banquet. taking of course their appointed place in Plant Sale. Attendants will be on hand Mrs. Rutherford asked for the loan of the food chain. The entomologists who live from 10 a.m. to receive donations. Any card tables and garden chairs for the tea BUNCH SPINACH with this section of Creation warn us that that arrive before that time may be left on garden which the Hospital Auxiliary is the very mild winter means most probably the poreh. It would be of great help to the convening for Timber Days May 22-23, that we are in for a massive attack, since organizers if plants were wrapped in after which she proceeded to entertain the winterkill was slight. But help is available dividually, ready for sale. The roots should guests with a few intimate verses about GROCERY SPECIALS to those who want it. be wrapped in damp newspaper and tied in some shuffleboard characters. Typical of A 45-page booklet issued by the plastic bags. her verses was one about President provincial Department of Agriculture The following day, May 8, being George Murray, whose broad Scottish bears the title "Recognition and Life Mothers' Day, the members of the Half accent causes confusion at times. She History of the Major Insect and Allied moon Bay Recreation Commission will be read, "When first George Murray came to Pests of Vegetables in B.C." Cumbersome serving a pancake breakfast at the hall our Land, we found him hard to un but comprehensive. Between the covers is from 8 a.m. onwards. The cost is $.1.50 for derstand. It's no problem now, for packed a mass of information, carefully adults and $1 for children. bilingual are we, Aye George, Lang may indexed and catalogued under the Then, if you want to give the Recreation yourlum reek richt here in the bay." She headings of Foliage Feeding Pests and Commission a pat on the back for quipped about Dave Reid who went to war Root Feeding Pests. Each individual in organizing the Mother's Day pancake to the Battle of the Bulge and she paid sect is described by its Latin as well as its breakfast, or even if you want to offer tribute to the shuffleboard leader, Vince common name, its range, the vegetables it some constructive criticism, you will have Shannon, who had devoted himself to the attacks the damage it does, a physical this opportunity on Monday, May 9, again organizing of the "shuffleboard teams for description, its life history and how it can at the Welcome Beach Hall at 7:30 p.m. the past few years. Vince said it had been a be controlled. The story stops short, when the Halfmoon Bay Recreation most rewarding experience working with however, of naming the actual controlling Commission will hold its regular general the shuffleboard group but he was asking materials since this does not come within meeting. Everybody' interested in that someone else take a crack at it next the scope of the subject. recreation is welcome. year. Another date to mark on your calendar Welcomed back after he illness was Vi This invaluable publication is free for is Saturday, May 21, when Vince Shannon Woodman who thanked all the members the asking from the department either in will offer another of his famour Little Reno for their tokens of goodwill. Victoria or regional branches such as Nights at the Welcome Beach Hall at 8 Still the population of the bay grows as Abbotsford or Cloverdale. p.m. more people are settling in. Tom and With distressing frequency under the Gladys White are moving from North heading "Vegetables Attacked" is the Another successful season of shuf fleboard wound up at the Welcome Beach Vancouver to settle in their new home on terse statement "Most Vegetables", or Rutherford Road. John Tjensvold with his even "All Vegetables." In this area we Hall with a banquet April 2.3. An excellent baron of beef dinner was served by that wife Sandy and daughter Nicki have probably ought to be chiefly concerned settled on the Trout Lake Road where John with aphids, cutworms — there are catering wizard, Helen Robertson. Following the dinner, Jack Morgan will be working with his father, Ed several varieties — the flea beetle, cab Tjensvold, in the shingle mill. bage worm, thrips, pea moth and pea said how proud he was to present the weevil, slugs, cabbage maggot, carrot Morgan trophy to a team composed of two Guest at the Don MacDonald home is rust fly, marsh crane fly ("daddy-long such gracious ladies as" Grace Rutherford Mary's father, Joe McNee of Ottawa. Mr. legs"), turnip maggot and wire worms. and Alice Halford, who had proved to be McNee, who is 85, lives alone in Ottawa These by no means exhaust the list of true champions. Runners up who received where he looks after himself and runs his enemies dealt with in the booklet hut will prizes were Percy Partiquin and John own house, even operating the washing indicate the extent of the publication. Charleton who had worked hard and really machine successfully. Moreover, almost every pest detailed has deserved their place. A prize was awarded Mrs. Laura Reid of Vancouver is its picture in black and white or colour. for a hidden score and Gregg Hill, who was visiting her daughter, Virginia McAllister. This may not be sufficiently intriguing to asked to pull out tho winning ticket, drew make it suitable to put under the Christ out tliat of his parents, Flo and Roy H|U. Are you part of Ihe human race mas tree, but the intracacy of the life Thanks were expressed to Grace or just a spectator? Rutherford who had acted as financial history of .some of these lasects is really % \%mm*\ |«t IMMT tsrswl Um. t)«M> « .something to marvel at, and for the secretary to the club, to Janet Allen who hundred thousandth time one is forced to MMMM* ask oneself, "Why?" At this moment of writing our most prominent enemy in the garden is the slug. This beast, the most repulsive of all one TWIN CREEK would say (except perhaps to" another Tri V slug), is emerging from its winter habitat BUILDING SUPPLIES In unusual numbers due to the warm winter. CAT FOOD They are breeding and laying their 15 oz eggs nnd, thoroughly averse ns Is this Special gardener to the taking of life, this is one pest tliat must be dealt with ruthlessly. 40 Gallon Eelectric Hot Water Tank This year, by some unknown means, one * Full 5 year warranty * 3000 W Upp.r plot got into a cold frame, had a baby and * DurabU long-Ufa •Um«ntt * 3000 W Lower. Sno-Cap concealed itself so efficiently that it was 00 not discovered until It or they have spoiled Now 14Z a quantity of lettuce seedlings. 2 Ib. pkg. Garden housekeeping is one answer. Hwy 101, Gibsons, 886-2291 Vancouver, CHOICE PEAS .Slugs inhabit places where rotting toll fr»» 689-5511 vegetables provides cover and food. They Coastal m JM^ ^^ Uke to hide under old boards. So the garden area must be kept clean und tidy. Slug bait is effective to a point, but ex PINK LEMONADE 6 oz.4/0%f perience raises doubts as to its lasting Chevron For Desserts value. .Slugs appear to huve few predatory enemies, though It Is claimed that turkeys Pender Harbour Chevron will cat them, which lf true could spoil one's Christmas. Being night feeders, the corner Hiway 101 & Francis Peninsula COOL WHIP TOPPING .,, 99 l*\st time to attack them with hoe or other sharp instrument Is late evening or early 883-2392 morning. Unpleasant In the extreme but Your Cor D*i*rv*t Attention Prices effective: necessary. Sst* us about Thurs, May 5th, All other pests con be kept under Fri, May 6th, control by Uie use of lite many sprays and STEAM CLEANING GOVT CERTIFIED powders on the market. Tlicse must always l>e administered strictly in accord and Sat, May 7th with the manufacturer's trcttructionn and UNDERCOATING Phon* 885-2025 always repeat always kept out of the 815-9823 — BoWry reach of children and pets. Prion* for appointment 885-9812 — M*at D«pt. Above all, perpetual vigilance nnd WE RESERVE THE RIGHT attention to the old Biblical Injunction CHAROIX CHIVRON CRIDIT CARD MAITIRCHAROI TO LIMIT QUANTITIES "Know thine enemy!" , k