I LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY Parliament Buildings MiA VICTORIA, B.C. V8V 1X4 8th Annual Fool's Day Run

March went out like the pro­ Fool's Day Run and the cheers first Master Lady Award, given verbial lion last Sunday but the for the last runner in, Elaine to the first lady finisher over 35. cold, gusting wind and. fierce Gant, this year, are just as Irene has'just joined that group. cold showers did not dampen sincere and just as heart­ Ricki Ferguson was first lady the spirits of the 49 participants warming as the cheers which finisher. Barry Janyk of West in the 8th Annual April Fool's greet the winner. Sechelt was the third-place Day Run. Make no mistake, however, finisher. This year the Coast News for the boys up front and one or Other finishers of note were Challenge Cup was won by a two in the pack the competitive David Mah, aged 12, who contestant from Winnipeg. fires burn strongly. Offered a finished strongly for the second Glen Chilton was visiting family choice of water or an orange at straight year. The oldest runner in Sechelt and led from beginn­ the Roberts Creek comfort sta­ was Arne Tveit-Pettersen, 54^ ing to end despite a determined tion, Miles declined either with and Lyn Christian was the first "SMhta* « challenge by last year's winner, a terse: "I want him", and participant over 40 to finish. • Steve Miles of Sechelt. gestured at the runner just Below are the finishers, with "Hi There was some satisfaction ahead. their times of completion: ^ \ W* 1 left for Steve, however, in that As the runners and friends 1. Glen Chilton, Winnipeg 1:13:54 the Winnipeg runner was six waited for the field to come in 2. Steve Miles, Sechelt 1:17:24 3. Barry Janyk, W. Sechelt 1:23:08 Left to right, third-place finisher Barry Janyk, winner Glen Chilton of Winnipeg; first lady Ricki Ferguson, seconds off the record pace that at the Sechelt Cenotaph, Irene won the event last year. Lugsdin told Dr. Stan Lubin: 4. Victor Morcom, ' and runner-up Steve Miles all had something to smile about despite the rain after the running of the 8th An­ ; Most runners are content to "It felt good to pass you." Whonnock 1:25:12 nual April Fool's Day Run, Gibsons to Sechelt, last Sunday. -John Bums** photo keep their own pace in the April Irene was the winner of the Please turn to page 12

Salmonid enhancement Salmon coming back? Due in part to salmon ticipate in the process of water ongoing problems of finding closures in the Johnson Straits testing, incubation box loca­ suitable water supply, with the and the efforts of local wildlife tion, milking, feeding and even­ right temperature and flow rate groups, Sunshine Coast streams tual distribution of the young necessary to maintain ap­ will contain increased wild fish back into their natural en­ propriate hatching and feeding salmon stocks next year. vironment. schedules. "We now have 28,000 coho and about 50,000 chum salmon The clubs get certain allot­ Along with the natural incubating in Wilson Creek," ments from the department of growth of the aquaculture in­ said community advisor Grant fisheries and oceans, to cover dustry on the Sunshine coast, McBain from the department of the cost of materials, plumbing small stream enhancement of fisheries. Of this batch about incubation boxes, feed and salmon stocks continues due to 500 adult fish from each of the spawning bed materials. the willingness of a few two species can be expected to Government grants will pro­ dedicated volunteers. return to their nursery creek bably remain the same this year said McBain, pointing out that said McBain. the 90 per cent survival rate Hovercraft from egg to fry due to incuba­ As part of Wednesday's tion is much higher than meeting, club members viewed needs nature's 10 per cent. an .informational; video j; on, salmon, ~ hosted by David The return of about 5000 Suzuki. The video indicated the As Oddvin Vedo says, "These shears are for cutting through government red tape.* From left, Syd Heal of salmon to streams like Roberts enormous change in salmon the Sunshine Coast Aquaculture Association; Richard Tomkies, SCTA; Vic Chambers, Chamber of Com­ Creek (more than twice recent population due to overfishing In an interview with the Coast merce; Sechelt mayor Joyce Kolibas; SCRD director Jon McRae and Economic Development Commis­ averages) is probably due to and ecological management. News, Seaspeed president Jim Yates said he is still hopeful that sioner Oddvin Vedo participate in the ribbon cutting ceremony launching Norb and Yvonne Kraft's floating fishing restrictions in Johnston The video showed examples Straits, the large migratory a hovermarine service from salmon farm. Kraft Marifarms will be moving the barge to Hotham Sound in two weeks to begin salmon far­ of clearcut forests creating Gibsons to Vancouver will be ming. CBC's "The Journal" was on hand to film the occasion which will be aired sometime in the next three channel where the various silting and cluttering stream species merge on their beds, and dams and bridges implemented some time this Weeks. -Ne»iDe Conway photo homeward journey to spawn. preventing salmon migration summer. Enhancement sites already upstream. "Initially the business isn't At SCRD established will benefit accor­ here," said Yates. "It's going dingly, and this year the The quantum leap in the to take months to develop suffi­ Oullette Creek site has 114,000 capacity of modern fishboats to cient regular traffic." Seaspeed chum and 22,000 coho in in­ catch huge quantities of fish, anticipates supporting the Procedure questioned however, is still the largest cubation. business over the initial starting Director Burnside pointed out and this seems to be a fairly threat to the salmon resources. up period with selected package by Neville Conway Volunteers from various Meanwhile, local groups are that there was no record in the significant ommission." tours, charters, Expo specials At the Sunshine Coast minutes of Area E Director Secretary treasurer, Larry wildlife groups, including the continuing to search out new and day trips. Regional District's regular Gibsons Wildlife Club, the streams suitable for incubation Gurney's declaration to the ef­ Jardine, indicated that there "We would like to base a meeting held last week, two fect that he would not be resign­ had been no actual motion tabl­ Sechelt Rod and Gun Club, and programs, acquiring the vessel here in Gibsons," said matters of procedure were ques­ Pender Harbour Wildlife Socie­ knowledge necessary to increase ing his position as chairman of ed in conjunction with the Yates. With no big terminals re­ tioned by Area A Director Ian the board. declaration. No resolution was ty and the Thornborough Chan­ the potential stream yield. quired, low moorage rates and Vaughan and Gibsons Director nel Enhancement Society, par­ Volunteers grapple with Said Burnside, "Minutes passed concerning policy on onboard ticketing, operating John Burnside. should reflect what happened, matters of this nature. costs can be kept to a minimum. Due to a last minute schedul­ There will also be a choice of ing of a finance committee of three different routes to and the whole meeting on Tuesday, from Vancouver; choice will be March 26, both directors were dependent on weather condi­ unable to attend a final reading Sechelt office opens tions. of the SCRD's 1985 budget. Effective Thursday, April 4, the Sunshine Coast News will To start up operation the Director Burnside did not have an office at The Book Store, 5693 Cowrie Street, company would require in the receive word of the meeting, Sechelt; telephone 885-3930. neighbourhood of $100,000 to and due to other committments $150,000 independent of buying Director Vaughan sent Alter­ one or all of the three boats and nate Bill Lawrenuk to represent Numbers assigned settling existing company debts, Area A. said Yates. Director Vaughan said he The village, of Sechelt has almost completed the assigning "We are having conversa­ may have to vote against the of street numbers within the municipality, using the Doug tions with the EDC, as to how budget because he felt that it Roy system. we can be working together," had been circulated too late for Said Village Administrator, Malcolm Shanks in a conver­ said Yates. "We think the ser­ directors to peruse the docu­ sation with the Coast News, "There were a few minor pro­ vice is a practical idea, it fits in­ ment and question SCRD staff blems, but nothing that couldn't be easily worked out." to the development of the members on specific budgetary coast," he added. items. Recycling response The Open House at the Pender Harbour Golf Course on March 23 Economic Development Director Burnside referring to Commissioner Oddvin Vedo in the March 31 deadline for Out of 610 responses from Coast residents asked if they was good reason to smile. Darryl Lewis, contractor, John would support a recycling program, 503 said yes and 107 said Willcock, chairman of the Management committee and project conversation with the Coast budget submission said, "To News suggested that the Sun­ call a meeting five days before no. manager, Jack MacFarlane, finance chairman, and Bill Lawrenuk, shine Coast realtors should get the deadline is pretty late in the Two hundred and three people preferred a pickup one president of the Golf Course Society, enjoy the sun on the deck of together, buy the boats, and run day to make recommendations. week out of four, 193 chose a bi-weekly pickup, 67 wanted the clubhouse. Over 200 people attended the Open House. the service themselves. Here it is the 28th of March and pickup one week in three. —Juan Wilson photo "This is what they did in a couple of us are seeing the Hong Kong," said Vedo, poin­ budget for the first time". ting out that a group of Hong Chairman Gurney com­ Pender open house Kong developers now operate a mented "There seems to have Dog question service from that city, using the been a lack of interest on the Even a power outage could Some of the guests at the same vessels considered for the not dampen enthusiasm at the part of some directors". Open House were Mr. and Mrs. Gibsons-Vancouver run. Following some discussion raises sparks Open House of the Pender Har­ Ian Fraser of the British Colum­ "The realtors will benefit bour Golf Course last week. bia Pro Golf Association, and the board agreed to Director In reference to an article on Gurney, in a two page brief to most from the service," said Shaske's suggestion that follow­ dog control printed in last the board pointed out that it Over 200 people, including 35 Les Howard of the British Col­ Vedo, who also stressed the fact new members, enjoyed tours of umbia Golf Association. ing the regular meeting the week's Coast News, SCRD was not he in fact who had call­ that a hovermarine link will board break into a finance com­ chairman Jim Gurney asked ed the taxi. the course, refreshments in the Members of the Sunshine mean the Sunshine Coast will mittee of the whole, and go oyer clubhouse, and the auction of Coast Regional Board also at­ that Director John Burnside, in "This is just intellectual Tid- become a literal extension of budget changes made during his capacity as editor of the dleywinks," said Burnside in­ the cups and flags. tended. Vancouver. Tuesday's meeting. Winner of the draw was paper, tender an apology for in­ dicating that in his capacity as In reference to Seaspeed's The salient changes were correct information printed in publisher of the newspaper he is Wayne Spring, who promptly Work on the course has been projected $7 one way rate (with subsequently read to the com­ donated the $500 prize back to financed by various government the article. not responsible for the proofing percentage discount fares for mittee at the end of the evenings of all copy printed. the club. Orville Larson was the grants. Steve Boyd, supervisor commuters) Vedo pointed out proceedings. successful bidder at $500. of the project, reports that the The article in question cited Burnside agreed, however, to .that it costs that much to run a In business arising from the the chairman as having 'found a print Gurney's brief in the next John Willcock and his team work is ahead of schedule and big car from say Langley or minutes of the regional board's made the beautiful tee markers, under budget: welcome news in dog a home in Sandy Hook, issue of the Coast News. (See other outlying communities into March 14 meeting, Gibsons and sent it out in a taxi...'. page 3). which were also auctioned off. our economic times. Vancouver. Coast News, April 3,1985

Jobs aiict money As our federal government seems on the verge of deciding to join in President Reagan's 'Star Wars' because of the jobs it might create, we should strive for some clari­ ty of thinking on the subject of government spending. There are those among us who believe that governments should spend their way out of difficulties; there are those who believe that everything a government spends is of nec- cessity equally wasteful. Both of these are extreme posi­ tions. We must realize that it is important on what our govern­ ments spend their money. Provincially, there are those who have no complaints as our provincial government gives hundreds of millions of dollars to B.C. Rail or millions to bail out an Alberta bank but shriek that we are being bankrupted if we suggest in­ creasing the welfare rates. Yet any money spent on welfare circulates in our communities as railway credits and bank bail-outs most assuredly do not. Nationally, as one speaker at a seminar sponsored by Solidarity Coalition pointed out last week, making jobs through military spending is a very expensive and ultimate­ ly inefficient way of creating jobs. For a fraction of the cost of our military spending we could reforest much of Canada, restock our oceans with fish, all of which could renew themselves and provide jobs for generations. If our prime minister is using job creation as an excuse This organ, formerly owned by Mr. W.F. Merrick, is pictured here rowboat. In 1977 the organ was still in the "Castle" and in good for going along with the true insanity of the American working condition. Harry Robert's wife, Birdie,, was educated in defence machine he is either much less clever than we had in the "Castle" which was built by Harry Roberts, and which still thought or he thinks we are none too swift. stands in Roberts Creek today. The organ, seen here in 1917, was Europe and was an accomplished musician. brought to Roberts Creek in 1910 before the Roberts Creek wharf was built; it came by steamer and then had to be brought ashore in a Photo courtesy of Mr. & Mrs. C. Merrick, Roberts Creek from the file* of the COAST NEWS Tyner Talk Centralization a danger 5 YEARS AGO or get in the way the system ready for delivery. In the mon­ This is particularly apparent in Adrian Belshaw' won the April Fool's Day Run for the by James H. Tyner worked efficiently. A letter ths of waiting neither the agents the banks and other financial second time in its three year history. All but three of the In the boom times, before the mailed in Vancouver would be nor the purchasers knew when institutions where all vital infor­ 31 starters finished the run. Arne Pettersen, Gibsons Great Depression, business properly delivered three days delivery would be made. mation is being centralized. Chamber of Commerce president, was winner of the enterprises expanded by later in Charlottetown. In Van­ The lesson of the Great Golden Oldy ribbon. establishing many branch plants couver letters mailed in the mor­ Depression has been forgotten. The computer can be used to Local log salvagers denounced White Paper #8 con­ and other outlets. Elaborate ning would be delivered in the The machines are being used to greater advantage in the decen­ taining proposed changes in log salvage regulations. systems of centralized control afternoon. A letter was never centralize the power and so tralization of power. The com­ The beachcombers, including a contingent from the were devised and branch lost in the mail. fulfill the Czarist ambitions of puter, with its wealth of detailed Fraser River area, challenge the legal right of the managers devoted their time to Then came automation. the bureaucracy. information, can encourage ministry of forests to hold meetings and regulate preparing numerous detailed The first thing done with The computer is being used local initiative by assisting regulations affecting a business carried out exclusively reports for head office._The machines was to create bottle for centralization of power out­ management in making enlight­ at sea or on the foreshore. branch manager became a necks. This was accomplished side the government as well. ened decisions. The old pool hall on Marine Drive goes under the report preparer who depended by establishing a number of wrecking ball. upon head office for all distribution centres through 10 YEARS AGO management decisions. The which the mail must flow. Now A single vehicle accident claims the life of former Czar in head office had absolute deliveries can take several weeks Sechelt Indian Band Chief Henry Paul. control - all reports were analyz­ The school board is to examine eight possible sites or the mail may never be for the proposed new Sechelt secondary school. ed in head office - all manage­ delivered. One postal official The idea for a Sunshine Coast Cultural Centre is star­ ment decisions were made in was quoted as having said with ting to roll. head office...... considerable pride that over 95 15 YEARS AGO Although the branch man­ per cent of mail received was Unrequited Port Mellon Local 297 of the IBPS and PMW has pro­ ager was in the best position to delivered. What happened to tested to the provincial government in the strongest understand the competition, the the rest was not explained. possible terms about the totally inadequate and in­ local economic conditions and • One comes to the conclusion Love convenient scheduling of ferries in this area. the people of his community, he that the machines are being used The minimum wage in the province of B.C. has been could make no decisions in­ to centralize power and not to raised to $1.50 per hour. dependent of head office. facilitate the distribution of "/ love the sea." she tells me. Residents of Gower Point voted overwhelmingly not Usually his opinion was neither mail. Well and good, dear lady, to oppose the Gibsons sewer system because the sought nor wanted with the An instance of the use of the but let me caution you system calls for the installation of a sewage treatment result that local management computer for centralization of the sea will not reciprocate. plant. skills were lost. An office boy power can be seen in the sale 20 YEARS AGO During my years here made the most desirable branch and distribution of Canada Sav­ within sight of this house B.C. Hydro customers will save more than $7 million manager. ings Bonds. annually as a result of electric rate reductions announc­ the following have drowned: ed on behalf of B.C. Hydro. Customers have saved more With the arrival of the Great It is my understanding that, Depression there was no effec­ before the bureaucracy discov­ 1 setter than 150 million because of rate decreases instituted by 4 towboat men B.C. Hydro since it came into existence three years ago. tive local management to meet ered the computer, orders for 25 YEARS AGO changing conditions - head of­ savings bonds were taken by 3 heedless boys Action to get the Recreation Committee moving has fice could not cope and many financial institutions acting as 3 youthful canoeists failed so far. The normally quiet little backwater of Gun­ large enterprises failed. agents for the government and 3 fishermen boat Bay in Pender Harbour saw an unusual flurry of ac­ The error was recognized - it as agents prepared and issued 1 toddler tivity recently as a result of the coincidence of chimney was a mistake to centralize con­ the bonds. This system was both 1 bride-to-have-been fires and a fleet of fire-fighters manned by the wide­ trol - if branches were to suc­ fast and efficient - the purchaser awake volunteer fire department. ceed local initiative would have did not have to wait, the control was local and any error could be As indicated by the foregoing In a letter to the editor, Mrs. Jen Monrufet suggests to be encouraged. the sea is not selective. that he raise his voice to seek a ban on the testing of This was a lesson taught by quickly corrected. nuclear weapons. the Great Depression. With this method the It does not play favorites. 30 YEARS AGO From watching the behaviour bureaucracy had to trust others, Unlike Jehovah it has no chosen people. St. Mary's Hospital, Pender Harbour, has instituted a of Canada Post and various surely an intolerable situation. drive to raise $20,000. government departments I They were able to change all this Kiwanis plans to erect a public library building are would say that the lesson has with the use of the computer. Hubert Evans laid before the Gibsons Public Library Assocation. been forgotten. Instead of completing the trans­ An increase of 38 per cent is reported in school enrol­ Before automation the postal action locally all orders were ment, from 807 pupils in 1950 to 1,112 in 1954. service was the pride of Canada. sent to Ottawa and months 35 YEARS AGO went by before the bonds were It may not be long before a swimming pool is con­ With no machines to interfere structed at Pender Harbour. S. Anderson, chairman of the committee reported that plans are nearly complete. Maryanne's viewpoint Letters to the editor object to the suggestion that Pender Harbour students attend high school in Gib­ sons. Jackson Bros. Logging have offered Gibsons five The scales of self-respect acres of land to be used as a memorial park. and the mass media ride However hard the schools by Maryanne West mistakes cannot be corrected,; roughshod over the rules of work to teach children but they know they can only A gentleman phoned after the grammar and syntax. "correct" grammar it's still to a learn to interact with the com-; airing of the discussion on In­ Pity the poor teacher of great extent an academic exer­ munity by doing it and that the: r ternational Youth Year with his English as the rules and defini­ cise, with little to do with the risk of falling flat on their faces: The Sunshine concern that schools are not tions change with the kaleido­ "real" world of home, com­ is one which they have to take.: teaching young people to ar­ scopic qualities of a rock video. munity and the mass media. Since the inception of this ticulate properly. Nouns become verbs all over the Even the CBC has given up course there has been a quota- • scene and there's open season any pre-occupation with correct tion taped to the control room: I sympathize with his frustra­ on adverbs and adjectives. English and its hosts are as hap­ wall, it reads:- "Failures are on-: CO-PUBLISHERS ADVERTISING tion in having to listen to pily colloquial as the rest of us. John Burnside M.M. Vaughan J. Fred Duncan Pal Johnson Pal Tripp We have to remember, too, ly good things which did not: repetitive "you knows" and EDITORIAL TYPESETTING that language, its inflections, In watching Community TV happen, they have no weight in Neville Conway Dianne Evans Zandra Jackson Anne Thomsen similar non-sequiturs which rhythms and nuances is one has always to remember the scales of self respect". PRODUCTION DISTRIBUTION have no bearing on the topic something a child begins to you have the privilege of being a Steve Carroll Fran Burnside which seem to be becoming learn at birth and is established part of the learning process, and One's attitude to failure and embedded in the language, but long before he/she comes-to learning goes on at a number of willingness to take risks is an • it's not just a fault of kids or school. What is right for you is levels not only by those on important area of development .' The Sunshine Coast News is a co-operative locally owned newspaper, those with limited education. published on the Sunshine Coast, B.C. every Wednesday by the way your parents speak, camera but also by those who and one which schools generally : One just has to listen to even their intonation and accent; the watch. Watching oneself may are not geared to handle well : Glassford Press Ltd., Box 460, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0, Tel. professional guests on radio or be the first time one becomes 886-2622 or 886-7817. Second Class Mail Registration No. 4702. rhythms of their speech, "you because it is such a personal : television. I counted 11 "you knows" and all, are those which critically aware of a mannerism matter. I have great admiration : knows" in a three minute inter­ sound correct to your ears and or how addicted we've become for the courage and willingness ; The Sunshine Coast News is protected by copyright and reproduction view on MacNeil/Lehrer last you'll resent, understandably, to a particular phrase. with which teenagers accept ; of any part if it by any means is prohibited unless permission in night by an art critic for the anyone who tries to tell you It's not only on camera that challenges which many adults writing is first secured from Glassford Press Ltd., holders ot the New York Times! your family doesn't speak cor­ we make mistakes and this week choose to avoid. copyright. Those who grew up speaking rectly. we really fouled things up Please keep your comments the "King's English" have our Teachers have to be sensitive technically, our apologies to all coming; feedback is critical to : eyes and ears constantly assailed to the fact that speech and , concerned. our growth and improvement. -. Subscription Rates: by the evolution of the language are very emotionally It has been suggested that it Be tolerant when we occasional- '; Canada: 1 year $30; 6 months $18; Foreign: 1 year $35 language. Advertisers play charged and directly tied in to a isn't fair to the students for ly goof, or, as this week, when / havoc with traditional spelling child's feelings of self-worth. them to learn "live" where we "blew it big!". • Coast News, April 3,1985

Editor: appeared in her yard some two The March 25 edition of the days previous. She had been in ; Coast News carried a front page contact with someone con- - news item on dog control. This nected with the SPCA and was item contains a statement at­ apparently told that if she tributed to John Burnside which would keep the dog until a reads: "The chairman found a home could be found for it, the didn't know, but would find out was until I read your article. SPCA would reimburse her for Editor: cats, etc. here on the Coast. The SPCA and SCRD are just dog a home in Sandy Hook and I am writing in response to Please read on. and phone me back. (They sent it out in a taxi, for which the cost of feeding it. They lady didn't even know where we trying to save face by looking indicated, that she could no your article "Dog Danger in The pup wandered into our like the good guys helping this the taxi company wishes to Cedar Grove", in the March 25, yard and my son told me about could take her!) charge the SPCA." longer cope with the dog and While they.are doing this I poor little puppy. was seeking assistance. 1985 edition of your paper. the pup. Well after phoning the We do need a control service The following is an account Your last three paragraphs Press, your office, the vet's, the phoned the RCMP to see if of the incident in question. At The staff was at a loss as to anyone reported a lost pup, also over here very badly and with state that the SPCA brought a SCRD offices, even B.C. Tel summer coming it's going to get approximately 10:30 a.m. who to contact and asked my stray dog to the SCRD offices directory (who, by the way, I phoned the vet offices, no dice Thursday, March 14, 1985 a assistance. I tried to call Dr. and no return phone call as well worse! Even more so if this the week before last. Horse have no listing for the SPCA on bureacratic horse crap keeps lady brought a German Perry, who is associated with Hockey. I brought the pup into the Coast) I finally got the as no answer when I phoned Shepherd pup into the office. the SPCA and got no answer. : back. flying around! After some consideration I those offices after two days of number. I phoned, no answer. Alana Gow & Tim Orpen She recounted that the dog had run-around from the SPCA. First thing the next morning I Needless to say I was a little decided to contact Mrs. ; You see they informed me that phoned the SPCA. They told more than choked. I phoned the Chamberlin, one of my consti- ;• they were strictly a phone ser­ me there was no pick-up service cab service and told them to Review responses tuents, who is active with the charge the SPCA. We figured it vice, all volunteers, and there on the Coast, fine, where would their comments directly to the SPCA. She told me that the : we take the pup then. They was over and done with...that Editor: SPCA did not have a shelter but '. was no pick-up service for dogs, With the local phase of the Provincial Committee. Copies of all the briefs that some of the members took • "Let's Talk About Schools" in stray and abandoned animals review completed I thought presented to the District Com­ mittee have been kept on file by until homes could be found for • your readers might be interested them. She then undertook to ; to know the quantities of the school board, and are available for perusal at the find such a home for the dog in • responses that were received in question and call me back. this district. District Resource Centre. In total, received by the The District Schools Review Mrs. Chamberlin called me ; BUSTERS! District School Review Com­ Committee was impressed with back some 20 to 30 minutes • I PRICE later and gave me directions and mittee were: 39 response the high level of considered documents, one letter in thought that was put in by par­ the name of a person in Sandy envelope (unopened), two ticipants in the review, par­ Hook who would take the dog. cards, 30 briefs received at the ticularly in light of the short I passed that information to the '• forums, and three sets of notes time allowed and the complexity lady in the office. The lady in • We're busting out front with Best-Built taken at school/community of the questions. On behalf of the office told me that she had •'< meetings. All of these materials the committee I would like to imposed upon a friend to bring were sent to the Provincial take this opportunity to thank her to the office and did not feel '. North American Quality and our best School Review Committee, and all those who took part. We that she could ask her friend to '. we have had acknowledgement await the provincial report due drive to Sandy Hook, but that ; of their receipt. June 1 with interest. she would have her husband ; Price Busters Deals. David Short, Project Director take the dog to Sandy Hook •; This may not fully reflect the when he got off work. response from the district, as I School District No. 46 Schools Review Committee There was no action or sug- ; 1985 F-SERIES know that many people sent in gestion on my part that a taxi ; Combine the F-150 WORKMATE should be hired. Apparently a • package with the Explorer package taxi was hired. I offer as ; Save up to and save up to evidence a memo from the • r regional district receptionist > concerning a conversation she > * * $ had with Dr. Perry the follow- > $ ing morning. This memo clearly {. indicates that the lady who •', brought the dog into the office •; 1300 1978 had hired the taxi to take the ; With purchase of Explorer Package dog to Sandy Hook. The extent of my involvement ; in this matter was restricted to 1985 RANGER assisting a lady in distress and : r helping to prevent cruelty to an Save up to Canada's best-built, best- animal. selling, best-priced standard J. Gurney, Chairman * equipped compact trucks. Protest Star Wars M500 'Based on MSLP Editor; With purchase of Explorer Package Vs. An old recollection pops out Come see us today for Best Quality and our best at me from my remote school days: a test question, "Who tough-to-beat Deals at dragged whom, in what man­ ner, and how many times You make us around the walls of what?". We will We had been exposed to a not be #1 smattering of Homer's Iliad and undersold SOUTH COAST FORD knew the grisly answer. It was Achilles, champion of the MDL 5936 885-3281 Wharf Rd., Sechelt fr*P*>>.yf-"j'f*f^f-YiyiY.**^^^ Greeks, who discourteously dragged the dead body of Hec­ tor, champion of the Trojans, behind his chariot around the walls of Troy. The hoax of the wooden horse accomplished the final downfall and sacking of Troy and engendered the max­ im, "Fear the Greeks when they come bearing gifts". Does a war 3000 years ago have any relevance today? I think so. The tools for killing w$*\ are different now but the , mm. *^ta_*?* »i underlying motives and man­ ners are the same: greed, deceit \$m and demagogy. Peter Gzowski, in his morn­ ing program, recently interview­ ed Noam Chomsky, a disting­ uished and respected American author and teacher, concerning the Cold War. 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yi DIET CENTER. \ THE 1 WEIGHT-LOSS PROFESSIONALS! First, he said, the handicap­ And she found a ready market ,iS? by George Cooper, 886-8520 ped person must be part of the for her work. Ian Mackenzie reports that discussion of objectives in his Kathy likes the opportunities [CENTER; son, Ardan, is out of intensive plan. Then the plan must be Toronto offers those in the fine care at Vancouver General after quite specific, for example, pro­ arts field, but she is somewhat CALL US TODAY! the skiing accident that left him gram objectives that state Mr. X appalled by Ontario weather, \ X*^ 886- DIET unconscious in the snow for will learn to communicate using her mother says, and adds, nearly 12 hours. sign language are too general, "She hasn't spent a summer "I have the greatest admira­ and instead need to be practical there yet." tion for my wife's knowing in stating, for example, that Mr. something was very wrong X will learn four specific signs when he didn't arrive home using one particular method. A blurred crossbow bolt springs fromRobi n Alien's crossbow during Members felt the workshops a White Tower Medieval Society archery tournament held after the last ferry. She knew Ardan would want to be home provided the definite methods Sunday. —Neville Conway pboto to bring various agencies and W fMONROEl because he was to work the next day at Hyak Marina." persons together to determine Gwen in Gibsons "She persisted in calling the what is useful for a handicap­ other boys," Ian said, "until ped person and to maintain a she was sure he hadn't returned record for all to refer to. to this side, and then she con­ GRADUATES Festival honours vinced the police that he must Lizette Berdahl, a 1953 still be on the slopes graduate of Elphinstone and Duet: Miran Park and Doris Schroth. winner of the Gordon Booth by Gwen Robertson, 886-3780 somewhere. Baroque Intermediate: Jason Weir. "And she only then, when Memorial Bursary, is a student BLIYONEGASJrlAriC'OR Of of the 321 piano entries in Canadian Composers: Miran Park. this year at Cap College in Canadian Composers: Leanne Mid- she knew the search and rescue Of* NIAGNUM HANDLER* the Sunshine Coast Music team was out on the mountain, North Vancouver. She is doing Festival 20 of those awarded dleton. the one-year course in architec­ Pop Style: Tied, Maria Shtenz, Keith that she sat down and allowed first place were students of the tears to come." tural drafting and computer " SECOND_ Peterson. aided drafting. Jessie Morrison. Sightreading: Leanne Middleton. Ardan remained unconscious SHOCK FOR You may remember that it Sightreading: Maria Shtenz. four days in hospital from inter­ When she completes this was this same Jessie Morrison Other awards to Jessie's nal bruising of the brain and a course she will be qualified to X'^tM^' For today's cars and who taught the world-famous begin work as a junior draft­ light trucks, Monroe* students were: small blood clot. "Fortunately, technology has ere- • pianist Jon Kimura Parker his Competitors' Choice: Popular Trophy no bones were broken," said sman. If there are no openings ated the advanced appreciation for music. awarded to Maria Shtenz tied with Ian. in the architecture firms, Lizette Gas-Matic* shock. Well, she still has the gift of Keith Peterson. will look to taking courses in For light or heavy Did Ardan, refuse juice and trucks, vans or 4x4's, making music live especially for May Freer Memorial Trophy for the ask for ice cream when he design or in some phase of com­ the young people of the Sun­ highest mark in Sightreading: Leanne you can't beat the regained consciousness? "Oh, I puter work. Qi x Monroe* Magnum shine Coast. A list of those win­ Middleton. Her sister Lee is busy, too, at Handler* shock for Older Beginners Class for Canadian haven't heard that story," said ners is as follows: Cap College doing a year's l^aa^aai^^aaaaa^ama^^ m -9^^ gm< eaSy-HdlnQ perfOrtTt- Baroque Junior: Suzanne Middleton Composers: Miran Park. Ian, "but I do know that was m mm t one of the first things he had to course in the Alternate Career PBB^A|^^B.H^ ance. Now, when you and Leanne Middleton. GOLDEN WEDDING Program in food preparation. £§ ^^m^mWMm •• buy one Gas-Matic* Classic Junior: Suzanne M iddleton and ANNIVERSARY eat." |^^%ll MalBj or one Magnum Ian says he and Agathe do Lee particularly enjoys the prac­ • •••U^ Handler* shock, you Leanne Middleton. A celebration of the 50th An­ tical part of her course where H Folksong Older Beginner: Daniel niversary of Ed and Molly Con­ appreciate the sympathy ex­ • •••^•FUM get the second one at pressed by so many people. she works in various restaurants half price. That's 50% off . Rigby. nor will be held in Harmony in the city. the second shock. Or, if you Romantic Junior: Peter Kowalewski Hall on Saturday, April 13, "There were three congrega­ buy three, you get your and Doug Middleton. tions in Gibsons who Kathy Baba, a 1983 Elphin­ fourth shock at no charge! when there will be Open House stone graduate, is at present Older Beginner: Leanne Middleton. between the hours of 1 and 4 rememberd Ardan in prayer." For riding comfort, Romantic Intermediate: Maria Shtenz. WORKSHOPS working' in Toronto and hopes safety and a great deal- Twentieth Century: Jason Weir. p.m. to enrol in that city's School of go with Monroe's half . Twentieth Century: Tied, Daniel Rigby Gwen (Connor) Edmonds On Friday, March 22, Fine Arts this fall. price sale. But hurry- and Angela Middleton. and Joyce (Connor) McLean workshops in how to develop sale ends May 24th. individual programs for the Last year Kathy did the Fine • Based on manufacturer's suggested Twentieth Century Older Beginner: will be the hostesses on this hap­ Arts course at Capilano College list price. Local prices may vary. Leanne Middleton. py occasion. handicapped were conducted by with a B+ average. This past Wayne Avery of North Van­ Monroe Auto Equipment. AolvistonofTenneooCanadalnc. *^js) Fifty years ago Ed (James fall she did some modelling for • TM of Monroe Auto Equipment Company * R,U. Edward) and Molly (Mary couver. the ladies' wear store where she GAUAH0 Kinlock) met in Vancouver and Members of the Sunshine is employed, and fills in her were married on April 10, 1935. Coast Association for the Han­ spare time with a course or two They lived in Vancouver after dicapped found the proceedings in nigh school. SERV,CE MARKET! they were wed and Ed worked very practical and now feel the While she was employed last OICC CENTRE WHARF ST., SECHELT on the trolley, B.C. Electric, un­ Association can be of service to summer as travel hostess for (ACROSS FROM til they moved up to Gibsons in those community members who Dolphin St., Sechelt BULLWINKLE'S GLASSWORKS) B.C. Ferries, Kathy continued 1946.' Ed had been a visitor here are handicapped and unable to Across From RCMP Station 885-3155 • Fresh Fruits compete in the everyday work in her hobby of decorating • Great selection of fresh since 1929. T-shirts, advancing from the greens and vegetables Ed and Molly opened up world. silk screen process she had used • Fresh Granville Island Midway Groceries that year, Mr. Avery, who is an adult the year before to the air brush. pastas and ran the business until 1968 counsellor in the North Shore • Olympic Yogurt or 1969. They also built and Association for the Handicap­ • Nancy's Yogurt & Kefir. opened up Gibsons Lanes in ped, discussed in detail the steps 1960 which is still operational. to be taken in making a pro­ Get it at the Among the guests will be gram plan for an individual who Jean (Kinlock) and Tom Eccles is handicapped. GIBSONS of Rossland, B.C., Doug and Evie Davies of Abbotsford, B.C., and Eva (Connor) and Open Air Dick Oliver of Gibsons. PHARMASAVE Market The Coast can soon look for­ PRICE I ELPHINSTONE ward to doing some weekly shopping at an old fashioned Sunnycrest Mall, Gibsons ELECTORS' ASSOC. market place. £«•**&« The Open Air Market, at the Omega parking lot, will be com­ Vv v.- mencing Saturday, May 4 and -~' Wed., April 10th will be open every following Giant Easier Sale Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., for may win Lowney's Smiles 'n' Chuckles W2^ You, modien s or merchants, buyers and those Cedar Grove School just wanting to join in with the SUPER community spirit. CHOCOLATE SOLID Among the items being sold EGGS BASEBALL 7:30 Business Meeting will be weavings, children's CHOCOLATE clothing, dried flowers, pottery, 170 gm Filled For Children knitted items, carving, baked M 200 gm Reg. $1.49 8:00 Regional Emergency Response Plan goods, tortillas, flower boxes and bedding out plants, music, SALE *2 *J19 Speaker: Art McPhee with reflexology, jewellery, vege­ SALE computer and remote monitor. tables, cut flowers, crafts, Allan's SUE 79* sculpture, painted clothing and 9:00 Dog Control more. We could use more peo­ DECORATED Finest Quality SOFTBALL Speaker: Bernice Chamberlin ple selling food items that one could use regularly, i.e., 9:?? Report from Jim Gurney For Children granola, yoghurt, breads, EGGS PERSONALITY Reg. $1.99 homemade cheeses, etc. For those interested in the SOAP selling end of the market are ex­ SME WW SALE pected to pay $5 for their A bag of 8 bars w season's pass and pick up infor­ Reg. $4.50 Halfmoon Bay Fire Protection District mation explaining more about Cabbage Patch the market. *!J49 EASTER They can do this Saturday, Easter Hunt SALE NOTICE OF April 6, 10:30 a.m. at the BASKET Unemployment Action Centre ADVENT in Gibsons. $488 BURNING The season's pass in no way CALENDAR All SALE commits persons to using the Under the provisions of the Forestry Act, and with market every Saturday; it simp­ *|99 TIMEX the co-operation of the Forestry Service, the Half­ ly means that they will have the SME MUGUET j moon Bay Fire Department will be issuing burning availability of the space when and permits and inspecting buring sites from they choose to use it. For those by Coty who simply can't register then, VOLAIRE payment can be sent to Ja- COSMETIC APRIL 15th TO OCTOBER 15th 1985. queline Brown, Box 1455, Gib­ WATCHES Spring Special sons. For more information call Bath & Body Perfume.: For permit information please . phone Deborah at 886-9251. BAGS Assorted Colours 885-5712 and leave recorded message. Reg. $2.59 s-.s'S9* NOTE: WANTED *|59 Roll On Perfume No permit is required for a screened incinerator. Used Furniture SME 25 % Off and What Have You Greg Phelps FIRE CHIEF Get it at the PHARMASAVE PRICE Halfmoon Bay Fire Department We buy Beer Bottles 1 Sunnycrest rVlall; GlBSOKlS $0*6-7213 886-2812 Post Office Utility Bills HH Coast News, April 3,1985

We Reserve The Right To Limit Sales To Retail Quantities UALITY Smoked - Bone In — Whole or Shank Portion mm BH jffe f* ffe pork picnic kgl .Oc lb .1)9 Fresh Utility Grade - Whole g± jr. f* m% ffe f* And swing your partner! Everyone had a good time stomping at the Western Hoedown held by Elphie students on the last day of school before the spring break. -FroBuimu* photo roasting chicken *9/c.4U »1.119 Frozen - Utility Grade 4% HB d| .**• p* ffe Halfmoon Bay Happenings cornish game hens *90.01 «, 1.09 Be aware! A ticipate. Doug Grimsey has by Ruth Forrester, 885-2418 donated a very lovely garden Grade *• Beef - Boneless ffe •• g* ffe g*k f* ; CHIMNEY planter as a door prize at the ; CLEANING TIME plant sale on Saturday and one inside round roast ^0.39 «,x.99 The Halfmoon Bay volunteer of you will be lucky. ; firemen suggest that this is a SHOW BIZ • good time to have your chimney We on the Sunshine Coast A ' cleaned out as there have been are most fortunate in that we Grade #• Frozen Aristocrat f% vi 4| tM M ffe '. quite a few calls for chimney have two local newspapers who ! ,fires recently. They do, give excellent coverage and en­ ; however, commend residents couragement to local entertain­ young turkey «,0.3I lb 1.09 ; Ifor the fact that they have ment activities. This realization Self Basting (3-7 kg) ; become more fire conscious this came when we recently attended ;" past winter as calls have an absolutely marvellous per­ ; decreased over past years. formance of the Desert Song at ;. It is important that everyone the Centennial Theatre in North •:-is aware of the number of the Van and found that there had •""-fire hydrant nearest to their been absolutely no reviews or • "home, and if you don't have pictures in any of the papers there. It was a presentation by • this number off by heart you the North Shore Light Opera Foremost Foremost - Grade A should make a point of doing Society who should be highly ; so. commended for this produc­ ice large >.. Another number worth tion. remembering is the one on the _~Jriydro pole by your hpme, as Of particular interest was the cream 4 litre pail3.7 7 eggs DOZ. I -oa t-nthis is a good help for the hydro fact that the lead role of Margot All Flavours Cjpeople to locate and repair any was beautifully performed by Super Valu C-power failure in your vicinity. someone who has become quite Carnival - Frozen Concentrate \y. Our fire department fellows well known in our parts where pineapple „ C-are making plans for a Mother's she has sung in several Nikki orange t C^pay Pancake Breakfast at the Weber shows and won the Gib­ XJfirehall on May 12, from 9 till sons Sea Cavalcade talent show JUIC6 355 ml tin jlliCe 1.36 litre 1 *-£0 »~Znoon. More details as the time a couple of years ago. Sunspun Hdraws nearer. Arline Collins will shortly be IMPLANT SALE taking up permanent residence at Granthams Landing and you M.J.B. salad j OQ H A reminder of the Welcome will have a chance to get to :."Beach Community Plant Sale know her. There must be many ground dressing 7,^1.89 r'this coming Saturday. Doors people involved in such a pro­ Sunlight ; open at 1 p.m., and if you have duction as the Desert Song, but COffee 369 gm tin £m OO '• plants to donate would you worthy of special mention must ,-:please try to have them at the be Jeff Harris for his set design York Fancy Small detergent o oo -;hall between 10 a.m. and noon and decoration and his wife -'•to allow time for pricing. If you Joan who was artistic director. powder u, toO<8o «; can't make it at that time Bill The costumes, which were ex­ brussel 0 no 9 v Vorley will be happy to arrange quisite, were the work of Carol Soft Drinks & Mixers t'to have them picked up. Call Ahern together with a crew of sprouts Z.Q9 :' him at 885-9032. fine craftspeople. Valu-Plus - Whole or Stewed « f* Coke, Sprite Q/1 /n < In conjunction with the plant The Halfmoon Hams show < sale the Halfmoon Bay Recrea- was well received by their tomatoes 39a mums -39 Gingerale £.1 1.49 ;'.tion Society will have a bake faithful fans on both Friday and -;sale and any donations will be Saturday nights last week. The 750 mi Bottles - Plus Deposit »: gratefully received. Diana Foley 69er's were great, as was special *; is the one to call if you are will- guest Ronnie Dunn. For those 1 ing to help in any way at of you who missed the show __^———— :: 885-9061. you will have an opportunity to ;• The Recreation Society is also see a repeat performance on the Z- looking for a girl or two or three night of April 26 when proceeds ;;or more to become their can­ will to to the Cystic Fibrosis Family Style Oven Fresh didate for Timber Day's Queen. Foundation. Tickets are now \\ Someone 15 years or over could available for this show at the l'. have a lot of fun and experience Halfmoon Bay Store and both bread 570 gm H05S hot cross -: by representing Halfmoon Bay. book shops in Sechelt. Usual White or 60% Wholewheat *'; Steve at 885-5449 is the one to price of $4, which will go to a buns Pkg. of 122.7 9 T;call if you are willing to par­ good cause. Oven Fresh Weston's Homemade Style i apple V£ja£W&*iiii* Just in time for Spring mowing... l|WO/ OFF LAWN-BOY bread 570 gm pies .8' 1.99 ZU A> MOWERS Loaded with quality features and value. Fingertip start, 4 HP engines designed to last 50% longer than most PHODUUe. other lawnmower engines. * MODEL 8237 - Self Propelled 21" cut, easy to empty side bag. California & £* £* ,*•-?- Only 1 Left DELUXE 20 MODEL 7050 Provides year after year of broccoli *ff I .32 ». cutting ease. i'm)mjmm California »mm VISA

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Steve Boyd gave us the grand by Joan Wilson, 883-9606 tour in Sam Walker's four KLEINDALE CEMETERY wheel drive—the only way to A meeting of the Kleindale travel on the access roads. I was Cemetery Society was attended amazed at the amount of work by 43 people on March 25. The that had been done. Steve gave proposed constitution and by­ us a really good overview of the laws were drafted and a board course. of directers were elected at this I'm not a golfer (yet) but I meeting. Directors are Marge did picture the fourth hole Campbell, Doris Edwardson, covered with 18 inches of Lawrence Page, Henry Hunt, powdery snow next Helen Sundquist, Marlene winter—ideal cross country ski Hillhouse and Al Lloyd. You terrain! may join the society for $10 a CONGRATULATIONS! ;. year, $15 for families. Pender Harbour has two neiiv The Pender Harbour Lioness Club marks the passing of long-time The address of the society is residents this month. " London Fog resident Ted Sundquist with the donation of three books to the Box 53, Madeira Park. A crew Matthew, son of Donna and Coats % OFF library at Madeira Park elementary school. Lioness Helen, Ted's of community workers under Randy Ford, a brother for widow, presented the books, which were beautifully inscribed, to Tim Frizzell has already begun Michael and Chris, was born on clearing brush and sprucing up March 16, and Erin Michelle, a & Jackets Mr. Bob Wet more, principal. —Joan wii«ln photo the site. new daughter for Mike and Kim Clark, made her debut on Come in and see our Area C Soundings LEGION AUXILIARY The Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch March 28. Erin is a sister for CLEARANCE RACK 112, Royal Canadian Legion, Kate. cordially invites everyone to BALLET Incredible Savings!!! their Spring Tea, Saturday, Students of Lynda Yee held Daycare thanks April 6 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Ad­ their second demonstration on FIELDERS mission is $2 for adults and $1 Monday, March 25, at the COWRIE STREET, SECHELT by Jean Robinson, 885-2954 The W.C. Fielders - our very for children. Community Hall. The girls There will be an Easter hat showed a definite improvement A big thank you this week to own baseball team - is back in action. W.C. meaning Wilson parade, plant and craft tables in poise and skill, and their Rob Brotherton of Ace Burner and tea cup reading. Sounds smiles were evidence of their en­ Service and Heating Repairs. Creek for the uninitiated. The team has had practices like a lovely way to spend an joyment. This kind man not only con­ afternoon. tributed a furnace to the Davis already. Watch here for future New classes will be starting STIHL practice times and games. Go The Spring Smorgasbord is on April 15. Call Lynda at Bay/Wilson Creek Community Association but with the aid of for it guys! coming up on April 20, more 883-1189 for details. Chainsaw & Trimmer Sale another good citizen, Bill The library will be closed on news on this later. LeNeve, installed it in the Ted­ April 5 but open April 6. The SPRING CARNIVAL MAY QUEENS dy Bear Daycare Centre, free of Story Hour is cancelled for the Everyone was there! Where? Nancy MacKay is looking for installation charge. month. At the Pender Harbour secon­ information about past May 028 SUPER-SAW $4QQ95 MOTORCYCLE CLUB dary Spring Carnival, of Queens. 21" Bar Reg. M89" These good men gave us course! And everyone had a If you were one, or know the 038 SUPER-SAW $ 95 many hours of their time on a The Sunshine Coast Motor­ 25" Bar Reg. '604' 514 Saturday in order to insure the cycle Club has elected a new ex­ great time, too. addresses of our former little people of daycare would ecutive. John Kelly, president; Highlights of the event were Queens, please call Nancy at be warm by Monday. A mere John Pinkster, vice-president; the haunted house, video ar­ 883-2307. thanks seems inadequate, but it Monica Shinn, secretary- cade, "The Wizard of Oz" by BARGAIN BARN A Full Line Of Rental Tools is sincere. Thanks, Rob and treasurer and directors, Lance the grade eight class, and the in­ The Bargain Barn will hold a REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES Bill. Gray, Jay Vandiessen, Nick famous dunk tank. I heard that sidewalk sale on Saturday, TEEN DROP-IN HOURS Bergach and Wayne, who's last Larry Curtiss particularly en­ April 6 (weather permitting). Chainsaws - Mowers - Etc. name remains a mystery. The joyed his pitches. The event was Come out and browse 7:3t7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Mon. to Sat. The Teen Drop-In Centre has races get underway at 10 a.m. a super way to bring the long around. You never know what SUNDAYS -10 a.m. to 4 p.m. changed its hours. It is now term to a close. open Tuesdays and Fridays on April 6 and 7 at the motor- treasures you'll find! from 7 to 9 p.m. Come and give cross track. A good spectator One problem: not enough of DON'T FORGET your ideas and enthusiasm for sport; come on up and bring that delicious pizza! Community Club Bazaar will be FS 50 TRIMMER S 95 spring things to do, i.e. - wiener your guests from the Big Town. GOLF COURSE OPENING held on May 4. Muriel Camer- Reg. M99" 1B9 roasts, bonfires on the beach, SPRING EAGLES Despite the rotten weather and son still needs some volunteers FS 90 TRIMMER $32995 barbeques, etc. Has anyone noticed the six the power outages (8 hours in to sew aprons and kiddies' Reg. '399" Bald Eagles flying daily in our some places, including our wear. Call her at 883-2609 to of­ r— Drop off your area? There appear to be four house) the opening of the fer your sewing services. COAST NEWS adults and two juveniles. They Pender Harbour Golf Course The regular monthly Swap CLASSIFIEDS was very successful. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. are huge and beautiful in their Meet will be on April 6, in­ Books & Stuff The clubhouse was packed cluding the new Kids' Swap in Francis Peninsula Place flight. Some of the spectacular BUILDING/ Sechelt flight antics of the adults looks while I was there, and apparent­ the back room. ? SUPPLIES/ Hwy 101, Pender Harbour 883-9551 until noon Saturday - "A FrHaaneNIr Pa»opla> Platca." like courting to me. ly was absolutely bursting later 4 The Lions Easter Egg Hunt Ahh, sprirjg! Happy Easter on. All the Pathfinder member­ at the Lions Park is on April 7 everyone. ships were sold. at 11:30 a.m. NEED A LA WYER Egmont News OR LEGAL INFORMATION? LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE: If you think you might have a legal problem Take an Easter break but aren't sure, if you need legal advice but don't know where to look, if you need by Ann Cook, 883-9167 We will all take a break and roll in. That's good for the a lawyer but don't know one—the Lawyer Referral Service can help you. It's enjoy the Easter weekend. The resorts and marinas. • simple and inexpensive: an interview of up to 30 minutes costs only $10. The school kids are on spring fitness class takes a break from The Backeddy is ready for Lawyer Referral Service, Vancouver 687-3221. break until next week. They en­ exercising at the hall. Just dou­ them, after being open shorter DIAL-A-LAW: For free general legal information on 125 different topics, phone joyed an Easter egg hunt last ble up your home exercise hours in the winter they are now toll-free 112-800-972-0956. Friday. The weather man co­ routine. back to regular hours and serv­ Public services sponsored by the B.C. Branch, Canadian Bar Association and operated - the rain didn't start The Thrift Store will be open ing full course meals. funded by the Law Foundation of B.C. until the hunt was over and the on Wednesday, April 3. That's APRIL BIRTHDAYS Easter Bunny was hopping also the day you come to the Mike Legge, Larry Campo, away. post office for your Coast Jaccie Joseph 7 years old, Len News. Silvey, Doug and Elaine Silvey, SICK LIST Katie Devlin, Walt Higgins, This week it's Vi Berntzen Marty Lowe, Patti Jackson, who is under the weather. Don't Kinji Van Arsdel, Danny Cum- try and rush home from St. mings and his grand-daughter Mary's, Vi, until this wet, cold, Tina Broeker, Elisha Marie McKibbin Accounting windy weather is over. Bar ham who is two years old, TOURISTS and Bob Skelly and Bill Ben­ The tourists are starting to nett. Services ud. SCRD nixes raise Knowledge and experience A recommendation from the brownie points in the local CAN make the difference town of Gibsons to have the newspapers. This to me is SCRD endorse an application to hypocrisy." •' when your income tax Human Resources for welfare return is being prepared. rate increases has been voted Gibsons Director Burnside down by the regional board. called for some expression of "We as the SCRD should not compassion and understanding be involved in this," said Area from the board, pointing out Save yourself time and A Director Vaughan. "It's not that 'it has been proven that trouble. Save yourself money, within our mandate; we know money that goes into the hands too. Let us prepare your Human Resources is going to of welfare recipients goes back ignore the motion anyway and immediately into the communi­ returns, so you we'd only be looking for ty'. will obtain every deduction due you. Q BCFGRRI6S EASTER 1985 We u tax returns.

For Personal Service, call COVE-SALTERY BAY Warren Helen Ron Effective Thursday and Friday, April 4 and 5: 885-2254 886-2254 Sunday and Monday, April 7 and 8, 1985 only: In addition to the regular sailings on this Greater Vancouver clients call toll free 688-6137 route, the following extra sailings will be in effect on the above days: Lv Saltery Bay Lv Earls Cove GIBSONS (MedicaV Glihic ^erttre) SECHELT (Teredo Square) 1:30 pm 2:30 pm

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^v at SUNNYCREST MALL FREE x BALLOONS c< & CANDY!! V r For chiidren accompanied by an aduW Spring Fabrics 2Q%0FF '•< -?• New Spring we handle 20% all types of Off sweefspofs insurance White, red New beige, pumps SPRING BY COUGAR FASHIONS ^ SllKCMftt at Oorfs £1*1 FASHION CENTRE dKora! Shoes 886-2000 "Fitting Fashions (or Ladies" J

Short Sleeved Shirts ADVENTURE ELECTRONICS %Off BIG 'N' TALL Items AUTHORIZED DEALER Radio -^rnens Spring Richard'sf wear-. Silk t& /hack Make your move with Style" s Flowers 886-7215 Sunnycrest Mall GIBSONS % otf Come and see us for all your travel needs. , 25 Now Also AMEX &r\L Italian ^fi£\ Travel Cheques GREEN KM SILVER CHAIN SCENE 88Bra Many styles to choose, from GIBSONS TftAUEL § Jeannie's Gifts & Gems

SHORT SLEEVE T-$hirts $Koo % OFF xo 20 Lingerie 30 " Quality JoiCO IV Products fca* Special «J .«

)Pippy's % OFF HENRY'S BAKERY Where Fashion is taking off. 20 Colour The one stop for all your needs j'$ UNISEX < • Boxed chocolates * "All the best All Our • Party Bags made under one root" to suit occasion Phone for an app't. Goodies Monday thru Saturday 74 &utelty Stybfte 886-7M6 Cosy Corner Crafts

HOLIDAY HOURS Three Convenient OPEN TIL 9 AM Thursday Locations CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY I IlilHarSrmreJ Come and Use USUAL HOURS Saturday - Goddard's and Monday Trail Bay Centre Up to Our INSTANT - 2nd Look Boutique, New Machines PATCH '""'' Sechelt s' - Sunnycrest Mall Roof Repair by TREMCO Fast per load Quality SELECTED ITEMS SALE $1(199 Service PRiCE 1 \L9 gallon Sunnycrest KORCAN DEB'S FINE TODD'S Laudromat HARDWARE CLEANING Children's Wear

SuperValu PHARMASAVE Our name is pur promise Sunnycrest Mall, Sunnycrest Centre. Gibsons" Gibsons 'A little bit Country, a little bit City... the best of both right here in Gibsons!" St Support Your Local Businesses f-lltu, 9mm^m%y^amfH9m>r*

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WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ON by Joan Rigby wmm THESE ADVERTISED ITEMS. WE FULLY '• tm GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SELL TO '• St. Mary's Hospital Auxilary BE SATISFACTORY OR MONEY (Sunshine Coast) is not resting alMiiftiitiftrtr. CHEERFULLY REFUNDED. on its laurels. Putting behind WE RESERVE THE RIGHT them their $70,000 donation, *&*"* plus the tMhing bed and new TO LIMIT QUANTITIES tables for fc.Ai.wded Care, the I"*.* executive council met Tuesday, GOWER POINT ROAD GIBSONS March 26 to plan, promote, 886-2257 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. - Open Fridays till 7 p.m. Sundays & Holidays 10 a.m. to 5 p. support, work and give. FREE DELIVERY TO THE WHARF Six hundred and forty hours were worked in the Thrift Shop and 117'/2 hours in the Gift DATES EFFECTS Wed. Apr. 3 to Sun. Apr. 7 Shop, plus hours given to hair- dressing, library cart, flower care and the support work in REAL WIN physio and Extended Care. Our director of volunteers, Mrs. Vivian Tepoorten, reported five hew in-service Fresh Grade /* volunteers had been oriented for physio, ECU and library. Mrs. Tepoorten will be the guest -&t\ speaker at the Roberts Creek YOUNG TURKEYS (kg 3.73)) lb. I •OS! branch meeting, April 15, at 11 ^* Assorted Sizes a.m. She recently attended the Conference of the Western Association of Directors of K.L.D. Winner Fresh Utility Grade Volunteers in " Victoria, and #238 found it interesting and an ex­ cellent source and review of Lynn McLean business practices as pertaining Gibsons WHOLE to her position as our director $50 of volunteers. GROCERY DRAW Mrs. Tepoorten is a busy WINNER ROASTING CHICKEN (kg 2.40) lb. lady. She and Mrs. Pauline Lamb, executive council cor­ respondence secretary, chaperoned two of our junior BREAST „r volunteers, Stacy Kirkbride and GROCERY Sherri Jennens, to the Candy DRAW Stripers' conference in ENTRY LEG QUARTERS (kg 3.06) lb. Kamloops. Mrs. Lamb made COUPON "trade favours" for the girls to share with Candy Stripers and 1. Fill Out & clip Cadets (boys!) from other 2. Attach Your Ready to Serve - Bone In hospitals. Sales Slip. The girls and chaperones 3. Return to came home enthusiastic about Ken's Lucky dollar HAM all the possibilities for service at our own St. Mary's Hospital. NAME: The board of trustees is (kg 3.06) lb. hosting an Appreciation Tea for SHANK PORTION auxiliary members on Sunday, June 2 at 1:30 p.m. Auxiliary Burn's - Pride of Canada _ members work because they are convinced it is worthwhile, but TEL: is is a lovely bonus when we DINNER HAM i/2c.o.v.(kg6.15)lb.£m realize others appreciate our ef­ forts. POSTAL ADDRESS: Another delightful event is to Joe & Linda's Oldsiyle be celebrated during Volunteer Week - a Volunteer Proclama­ tion Tea on Wednesday, April 17 at 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the CORNED Senior Citizens' Hall, Sechelt. It's a potluck dessert affair - we take ourselves and a special BEEF BRISKET (kg 6.59) it. £ dessert and join in the fun of DRAW TO BE MADE meeting and mingling with 5 P. IVI members of other volunteer EVERY SUNDAY groups. There will be special WW guest speakers and prizes, and awards will be given for Long EXTRACTAWAY v*o Term Service, and for a m category called "Blood, Sweat Carpet & Tiir.n. li , | and Tears". Upholstery ^ 'r l lis! •an < Our nominee for the Service minimum *'iii> i .U'.niiH Award is Mrs. Lil Flummerfelt Cleaner who was our first chairman of California - Sunkist council, president of her own 4 hrs. • $15.00 Roberts Creek branch, chair­ plus man of the Thrift Shop, and is cleaning solution ORANGES ,.(kgl.08)lb. still working in the Thrift Shop Phone and knitting for the Gift Shop.. Our nominee for the other 886-2257 California category is Mary Macdonald, to reserve it. who was our director of volunteers for so long she STRAWBERRIES A Basket deserves a pension, but this is the best we can offer her. From Chile - Seedless Whenever there was no one else, to fill a job there was Mary The PoP Macdonald. (kg 3.51) lb. All members of the auxiliary Shoppe GREEN GRAPES wishing to attend this Pro­ clamation Tea should register Washington with their branches before April 24-300 ml 10, or contact Betty Laidlaw, our auxiliary president. Any Flavour GEM POTATOES 5 lbs. 1 Pender Harbour is having a $6.49 + Deposit bake sale at 11 a.m. April 6, at the corner of the IGA and Cen­ 12-850 ml tre Hardware. Gibsons branch Any Flavour or. invites you to their Spring Tea $6.99 + Deposit 10 lb. Bag - Each 2 at 2 p.m. May 11, at the Gib­ sons United Church. Sechelt branch is hosting a luncheon on May 30, 11 a.m to 2 p.m. at the Sechelt Indian Band HalL Mark 2 tablespoons oil % teaspoon salt 1. Mix milk and lemon juice. these events on your calendar. The Great Provider 1 bay leaf, crumbled 2. Cream margarine, sugar and vanilla until soft. By the way, if you are look­ 3. Beat in eggs. \ ing for knitted gifts and was on a tour of discovery. "We could live for years on V4 teaspoon ground allspice novelties of highest workman­ the contents of this cupboard," quoth he. Woe was me, Vt teaspoon ground coriander 4. Sift dry ingredients and mix alternately with soured milk until thoroughly mixed. \ ship at reasonable prices, check he had discovered my secret stash. He exclaimed V2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper the Gift Shop in the hospital. vociferously as he examined item after item of my V2 teaspoon thyme 5. Place in lined 9" round cake pans and bake at 350|F for 30 minutes. ! Members contribute the knit­ "bargains". We could eat red jello night after night, 1 tablespoon chopped parsley ting and all monies benefit the 1 egg flour 6. Cool on racks. \ hospital. We are all winners followed by, what kind of bargains were these - two jars when you support our Gift of marinated artichoke hearts! These can't just sit here, 1. Combine all ingredients except oil and flour and mix To frost this wait till the cake is cool then... i Shop. we must use them," and he opened up a jar of stuffed thoroughly. 1. Sift 3 cups icing sugar, 6 tablespoons cocoa. \ olives. He had, of course, by-passed the packages of 2. Form into patties and sprinkle with flour. 2. Melt 6.tablespoons margarine. > spaghetti, tuna fish and canned beans, but in the in­ 3. Add 3 tablespoons water, V2 teaspoon vanilla 3. Fry in oil until brown on both sides and cooked .*: What would you like terests of thrift I reached in and brought out a package of through thoroughly. teaspoon lemon juice. toi be when you cocoa powder and made chocolate cake. "Is it a birth­ 4. Serve with creamy mashed potatoes and lots of veg­ 4. Beat in icing sugar and cocoa until smooth. grow up? - day?" said Small wondering! Then I made a fairly thrifty gies. 5. Use half to sandwich cake together, and half on top. supper which met with their approval. I wonder if I'm Sprinkle with chocolate sprinkles - but only if you I now justified in opening one of my jars of marinated ar­ And for dessert, Chocolate Cake. have some in your secret hoard! Alive! tichoke hearts! "PA cups milk Let's hear it for the squirrels! Thrifty Sausage Patties 1 tablespoon lemon juice 3 eggs 3 1 pkg. frozen sausage meat, thawed % cup margarine /> cups cocoa Nest Lewis 1 tablespoon bran 1 clove garlic, chopped IV2 cups sugar T/4 teaspoons baking soda IV2 teaspoons vanilla Vi teaspoon salt |}iifcef&) 1 tablespoon wheat germ y2 Spanish onion, chopped ^ L Canada '•* Coast News, April 3,1985 9. Skippy litiiilili§ lillliiiiiaii^ d@et S3 tilt fit*... 500gm I by Maryanne West Reynolds -Vanftp "•" Cortina Deli and Health For those still following the battle of the budgets, the saga jfootis continues. plum aluminum For a super deal As you will remember, after on a luncheon meal an evening of discussion at fOil 18"x25't Cedar Grove on March 12 going tomatoes .398 ml Ham & Cheese through the budget figures item Dare Choclate Coated on a bun $1.80 by item, the school trustees, Bathroom 886-2936 under pressure from the parents and teachers decided to submit cookies 300 m 1.89 a budget based on 1984 expen­ Purex 9 ditures plus 1.75 per cent to FISH Christie's Premium Plus «•»».•% MAltKirr cover the possible approval of a IISSU6 4 Roll salary increase for teachers by 1.49 Commissioner Peck. Green Giant - Nihlet & White crackers 45oami.o9 We're open To no one's surprise the Old Dutch 7 days a week response from the minister was prompt and brisk:- "I hereby corn. 341 mi • #3 Mon. - Sun. 10 - 6 direct that the amount of the potato Fri. til 7 budget for School District No. IJncle Ben's Long Grain & 46 for the fiscal year 1985/86 be 886-7888 $10,038,965. ChipS 200 gm.98 "I further direct the Board of wild . School Trustees of your district Nelson's to amend the budget previously HOB ...170gm I alSSJ submitted to me so as to con­ Girl S Guvs form to the amount of the Dairy Maid jams, jellies & Hair Salon budget established for the fiscal Top off your Spring Wardrobe year 1985/86. marmalades 1.89 with a great looking hairstyle "I request a copy of the apple from Gibsons Girl & Guys. amended budget no later than 250 ml Phone for an seven days prior to April 20, 1985." juice jmre-85 appointment today. According to Secretary Mills, 886-2120 the district will now have to find Cortina Kraft an extra $469,505. In the Lower Village A couple of days later a se­ tomato cond letter from the minister re­ Dinner 2.58 \ Above the quested all relevant information Show Piece NDP with regards to options con­ Granulated Frames Bookstore sidered by the board when mak­ paste i56m;-69 ing the "needs" budget, as well D.Ui — Custom Framing — as reports and studies on the im­ Pronto Needlework Stretching. pact of various options, notes Conservation Matting, Papier and minutes made at meetings Tole, Photographs, Posters, of the board, to be forwarded, paper sugar2^1.39 Reproductions & Original Fine Art, Pottery & Blown Glass. "by return post". Bonus Pack corner of Whether this is a political towels 2 Ron. 98 Gower Pt. & School Rd. manoeuvre or a genuine effort 886*9213 to understand the educational Chocolate Ritz needs of the district and whether our concerns are valid Cr3CKGrS 450 gm I i«lU remains to be seen. Nestle's The latest move however is T1DP Boohsrore not optimistic, a message from Powdered Detergent .m* B66-7744 . Come' ol School ft QUik 375 gm 1-75 Gower Point Road* the ministry that we must sub­ tract another $8,488, something Kraft Tide 6;.tre4.99 Stained Glass to do with a shortfall in federal Window Colouring Book funding. That will bring the rendered for colouring shortfall to $477,993. Miracle Liquid Detergent by Paul e. Kennedy Sechelt Teachers' Association $3.00 president Brian Butcher ex­ Mon.-Fri. 9:30 - 5:30 pressed his concern that the Whip 50om,1.49 Joy 2...... v..i.5.«»2,9? Sat., 10-5; Sun., 11-4 board should remain firm in its determination to fight for ade­ ***•»• quate levels of funding. "If you really feel the budget a*»ama»aMaMalmaHa.^av...ma*amn.wn*.MaaM.^alMIOTaa^>,..OT^IMOTMI^ was a good one, surely you're We sell... not just going to cave in?" he Crane, Kohler, commented. Ban Brand American Standard Stay tuned till the next C meeting on April 9 at Sechelt mozzarella 0 9a and Steel Queen elementary school. MEASURING CUPS Plumbing Fixtures. cheese 454^.(1 ib.)£m£}3 by Anchor Hocking Capilano Fraser Valley f* #««% 2 cup/500 ml. / -~ . ^ Serving the Sunshine Coast Regular price $3.95. i(k *ci * Seaside Plumbing Ltd. blltter ...454 gm (lib.) £-\IU SPECIAL !^Cv . L-^y^l^v 886-7017 cutbacks PURCHASE - ?L!T opposed PRICE ^.; ;:f,- I / Area D Director Brett * candy store McGillivray, speaking to the SCRD on recent cutbacks at $1.99 1/^ The ^ Capilano College, asked that Delnor Fancy Bunnies the regional district send a letter to education minister Heinrich vegetables 1 *opl« Placa" 10. Coast News, April 3,1985 a WEEKEND SPECIAL Every Fri., Sat. &. Sunday The recent Sunshine ""Coast Older Beginner Piano Award: Miran Music Festival was a great suc­ Park. " We have PRIME RIB, Senior Vocal^Secular Award - Section a»«piMa»»alirillirilTlltrra cess and all the entrants are to CHICKEN CORDON BLEU, Vg • B: Shawn McLean. i be congratulated on their hard or FRESH DEEP FRIED PRAWNS work and excellent perfor­ Junior Piano 20th Century Composers lf$ttiX&MiWM^i&& Award: Kimberly Phillips. from 5:30 till 9 p.m. mances. Intermediate Piano 20th Century Com­ Unfortunately, space does posers Award: Kimberley Watts and mean® ar\ not permit the listing of every Patricia Hammond. winning entrant but following Senior Piano 20th Century Composers are the performers from the Award: Susanna Barrett - Super Valu Honours Concert, held March Trophy. on display r/C 22 and the major prize winners Competitors* Choice Popular Award: chasms that set the scene for in this exciting festival. Maria Shtenz, intermediate; Keith by Keith Wallace contemplation and introspec­ School Choir Award: Gibsons Elemen­ Peterson, junior, tied for Ken's Lucky What is landscape? Artistic tion. Linsley's painting style is tary School. Dollar Trophy; Jenny Sutherland, expression of the landscape, quite tight, with mystical images Junior Classical Piano Award: Daniel senior. which in British Columbia was implying man's insignificance to Bist - Classical Trophy. Competitors' Choice Classical Award: Darin Phillips, intermediate - Trophy; first influenced by the British Intermediate Classical Piano Award: Easter Sunday nature, whiie Root's work is Corey Carriveau, junior and Jenny Amber Wheeler and Denise Foxall. Our special PINEAPPLE GLAZED BAKED HAM school during the 19th century more abstract, moody, and uses Sutherland, senior. Senior Classical Piano Award: Susanna colonialism, began to change in a rich surface quality to hold the Sight Reading May Freer Memorial or CABBAGE ROLLS. Barrett. the 1920's with Emily Carr who viewers attention, to draw them Trophy: Leanne Middleton. These meals include our Salad Bar Junior Vocal Award: Patricia Ham­ overturned the documentative in. Top Performance Trophy: Tied, Susan­ mond. with a selection of 15 different salads. and picturesque portrayal into a na Barret; and Kimberley Watts. Larry Osland, who portrays Piano Duets • Pre Grade 1 Award: Paul Canfor Challenge Trophy: Susanna search of the spirit that is actual locations, finds their and Jennifer Krasnikoff. Barrett. distinct to the west coast and to bucolic beauty should be Piano Duets - Juniors Awards: Erin TEJL the forces of nature. Since then, recorded not only for its own and Susan Davison. Junior Piano Scholarship -Elphinstone the landscape evolved through Piano' Duets - Intermediate Award: Recreation Society: Chelsea Carriveau. sake, but also because it is some Juanita Ryan Adjudicator Scholarship: 1950's abstract expressionism, of the last rural real estate on Claudette and Coralce Ramos. Hwy 101, Wilson Creek Parent and Child Duet Award: Alexis Patricia Hammond. , 1960's formalism, and on to Lulu Island and is threatened by 885-2933 and Erin Davison. Anonymous Scholarships for Piano 1970's conceptualism, installa­ encroaching suburbia but a mile Education: Kimberley Watts and tions, and site specific works, Junior Romantic Piano Award: away...... Chelsea Carriveau. Susanna Barrett. whereby the tradtional notion "Philippe Raphanel also looks Intermediate Romantic Piano Award: Sunshine Coast Arts Council Bursary: of the landscape was completely to the changing of the landscape Kimberley Watts - Trophy. Kimberley Watts and Ted Hansen. shattered. by humans. Though not Senior Romantic Piano Award: Jenny Blackcomb & Whistler From April 3 to April 20 the necessarily a condemnation of Sutherland. Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in logging as such, his renditions Senior Vocal Folksong Award: Faye Kl TRAIN Sun. Birkin. Repeat of a Good Time! 1 Sechelt is presenting the work of of logs, cut and being hauled April 14th six Vancouver aftists'~who ex­ away gives them some sym­ Junior Folksong Piano Award and Adults $40 Under 18 $38 hibit some recent developments pathetic dignity. Trophy: Kristie Knowles. Bigger & Better ALL in dealing with the landscape. Piano Duet Award .and Trophy: WELCOME This exhibition should pro­ Monica Gillies and Susanna Barrett. Prizes & Surprises This selection by no means vide interest to an area like the Senior Ensemble Award: Centennial Don't miss cut. Last Book represents a dramatic Sunshine Coast which is sur­ Singers - Shop Easy Choir Trophy. Now! v one for this year. resurgence or new movement of rounded by the landscape. . Junior Baroque Piano Award: Ike Discounts on food, ski landscape artists, yet it is Ziacharis. equipment rentals, etc, etc, etc. notable that landscape imagery Intermediate Baroque Piano Award: all transportation and transfers incld. is seriously being explored, and Kimberley Watts - Trophy. with some new points of view. Bergman Senior Baroque Piano Award: Jenny Baron of Beef Lunch Sutherland and Susanna Barrett. The curious thing about this & Oyster Bar Special Instrumental Solo Award atid Fri. & Sat. work is that most of it is not Mon.-Fri Elphinstone Recreation Cup: Zoe San­ 'Lunch & Dinner) necessarily detectable as local magical born. scenery, instead these artists Vocal - over 65 - Award: Walter James. «*>*• FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT turn towards the human rela­ In the minds of most Junior Bartok Piano Award: Robert Wednesday thru Saturday tionship with nature and it is filmgoers, Bergman movies Newman. through landscape that we can have become synonymous with Intermediate Bartok Piano .Award: H irr BRAD HUDSON learn something about ouselves. serious cinema. The 1983 film Kimberley Watts-Trophy. Nomi Kaplan's series of Fanny and Alexander heralds Senior Bartok Piano Award: Brandi Monday - Tuesday • Wednesday photographs documents a col­ the arrival of a new Bergman Greggain. SUZANNE CLAYTON lection of a fallen plums shaped Vocal Sacred Award - Section A: Fanny and Alexander, like Josephine Hammond. With Cathy Ross, next Thurs., Fri. & Sat. into a figurative form and other Bergman films, has its Junior Canadian Piano Award: Corey photographed to reveal the SLOWPITCH practice again, SUNDAY 12:30 at roots in his childhood. The film Carriveau and Paul Krasnikoff. Elphinstone Field changes from decomposition is about two children growing Intermediate Canadian Piano Award: and regeneration over a year in­ up in a theatrical family around Kimberley Watts • Mary Brooke dicating that we are a part of the turn of the century. When Memorial Trophy. nature's cycle. the children's father dies, their Senior Canadian Piano Award: Monica Mina Torino's paintings of mother marries the town Gillies. Ruth Forrester sings of a "wee stumps also suggest the pro­ bishop. He and his relatives Senior Vocal Secular Award - Section yoyo wi'a wee yellow string" at Cottar ft**** <»tMK>ft» S86*a J ?i cesses of nature—the stumps turn out to be monsters who A: Ted Hansen - Shop Easy Vocal Cup. Sechelt Seniors' Hall Saturday. are dead objects, but the energy create a nightmare for the —Ncvttk Conway photo behind the paint application children and their mother. Two plays hints that decay creates other Order is restored in a violent forms of life, that death is but and magical climax conjured up On April 11, 12 and 13 thV* Suncoast Players will open two an inevitable continuance of the by the young Alexander. 1 ; giving. The film is at the Arts Centre Canadian plays at the Roberts- ^ Robert Linsley and Derek Wednesday, April 3, at 8 p.m.; Creek Hall. Root paint dramatic imaginary adults $3.50, students and The first of the two, Theresa's visions of moiiritajns, cliffs, and seniors $2.50. Creed, written by Newfoundland :#r playwright Michael Cook, and directed by Janet Dolman, features Sandi Decker as Theresa. y c" The second play of the even­ ing, is the latest script by local PRONTO S playwright, Gordon Wilson en­ titled, Blue Cheese and Jazz, teak, Pizza & Spaghetti House directed by Betty Keller. This one act is a light comedy revolv­ ing around Lil, played by Ron­ Join us for a great nie Dunn. Both plays will be -taken to E aster Special North Vancouver, where they will be performed in the B.C. -ALL WEEK- Drama Festival of Theatre B.C. CK in mid April. Advance tickets for the three Coast perfor- • mances will be available after April 3 at Don's Shoes and Webber One Hour Photo (Gib­ $995 sons), the Book Store and Bring those Satellite Services and PRIME RIB Books and Stuff (Sechelt) and with all the trimmings the Oak Tree Market (Pender Call for Reservations Harbour). SUPER MOVIES into Remember the dates: April 11, 12 and 13, Roberts Creek Your livingroom all month long Cedar Plaza, Gibsons 886-8138 Hall, 8 p.m. curtain. One price for as little as ticket $4. Musicians so

to get aid Plus Tax At a recent annual general meeting of the Coastal Sound­ waves, who brought you "Jesus We've extended our SPECIAL OFFER FRIDAY & SATURDAY Christ Superstar" and "Fiddler On The Roof V the members until April 12th unanimously agreed'to establish in recognition of the Easter School Break. a fund providing financial Carson & assistance to deserving in­ dividuals or groups involved in Leonard Maitin's Movie Book and musical activities. SPECIAL discounted installation rates or free To receive an application pick-up are still available.* form, individuals - or groups BONUS (A decoder deposit may be required.) -IN THE LOUNGE- should send a stamped, self- addressed envelope to Coastal Soundwaves Bursary Fund, Box You do not need a cable converter to enjoy our 1954, Gibsons, B.C. REMEMBER * Premium Television Services on the Coast. We regret that our assets are limited and that we will be unable to meet all requests for Bingo • 8:00 p.m. Monday Night assistance. Sign up for FIRST CHOICE SUPER CHANNELl ':". The Legion Kitchen is ppen Monday through Satur­ Today!...Just call 885-3224. day 12 noon - 8 pm. .,-' >*" ' ' $ Phone Jake at 886-2417/jtb'book Parties, Banquets and Wedding Receptions FO!t HALL RENTALS CALL 886-2411 Coast Cable Vision Ltd. WHARF ROAD, SECHELT Book available only when you select a Movie Package. Coast News, April 3,1985

^ajfS' Family Bulk With a little bit of help, com­ petitive logger sports will be Join Us for Coffee & Doughnuts!! returning to Timber Days. The (Doughnuts compliments of Ye Olde English Doughnut Shoppe) committee needs a volunteer to co-ordinate the competition, Grand Opening* support from the logging com­ panies and an idea of how many competitors there might be. SPECIALS i eens, gci mvoiveu in games, Multi-Coloured sports, fun and a spectacular talent show - enter the Timber Salad Macaroni . .99 ib. Teens competition. New this Similar to Smarties year, teams must include boys Hershay-ats : *2,©9 b as well as girls. Carrie at 885-7323 can give you more in­ Long Grain formation. Organizations that Brown Rica ...50 it>. wish to sponsor a teen can also call Carrie. Fancy Be the first to issue a Golden Raisins...... *1.99 ib. challenge in the Bed Race or the Bread Crumbs..'...• . ..79 it>. Beater Race. Has your group considered a food booth or a Poultry Seasoning.... .45 oz. table at the flea market? Where Located on Cowrie Street, Sechelt Annie McDannald of Gibsons marked her retirement from 31 years of ferry service at the Gypsy is all our local talent? Applica­ (Near Cenotaph) Restaurant in Gibsons last week with a surprise party thrown by her co-workers on B watch and some tion forms will be available yt"*>'\' ''"'"JiSV i''i"ii-",\"',","" '['i.""i('i""i;i>i)>i i,

Well known gardener visits step into \ Friday volunteers drove ; by Peggy Connor, 885-9347 "Fashion Show at the Sechelt In­ dian Band Community Hall on residents to the Senior Citizens Guest speaker at the Sechelt Tuesday and Wednesday, April Hall to enjoy the Halfmoon Garden Club on Wednesday, 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. Bay Harris in concert. ; April 3, at 7:30 p.m. will be Bill Tickets are $10 which in­ Coming on April 4, Laurie > Brandner. Brandner is the well- cludes dessert and coffee and Dunn's ballerinas will delight • known president of the British with dance. Then on April 17 a are available at Unicorn Pets group of Scottish Dancers will • Columbia Council of Garden and Plants. Phone 885-9028 or Clubs, landscape gardener and step to some lively tunes. Complimentary 885-5525 for further informa­ FLEA MARKET AT SIB (writer for Western Living. tion. Manicure His topic will be on REMEMBER BILL The next flea market at the •; rhododendrons, azaleas and THE BAKER Sechelt Indian Band Communi­ with every facial J companion planting for lawn ty Hall will be on Sunday, April Bill Smith of the Village 7 starting at 10 a.m. maintenance. Bakery was Sechelt's baker ONLY UNTIL APRIL 30th St. Hilda's Church Hall is the from the mid-fifties to the six­ For $5 a table you can set up UN,SEX ) meeting place and guests are your own stall and move out the ties. He supplied bread to the treasures you just hate to throw SUPERSHAPE welcome. upcoast logging camps, Red­ , The Garden Club's spring away and let them make money Hair, Skin and Tanning Centre mans, Red and White store and for you, or your organization :tea, show and plant sale is on dispensed wit and wisdom from PHONE 885-2818 SECHELT 'Saturday, April 13 from 2 to 4 and fill someone else's cup­ his bakeshop. board. ;,p.m. Admission to the tea and Bill passed away very sudden­ tshow is $1.50. There will be ly on March 25 in Victoria I door prizes. The plant sale will where his wife Dorothy and son *be inside with free admission. Chris are living. A Second Exhibits will have classes for World War veteran who saw arrangements, judging by lots of action, Bill was liked by Edythe Gibsons of Davis Bay. all who knew him. All of this takes place at the SHORNCLIFFE ACTIVITIES SUPERIOR Senior Citizens' Hall on Mer­ Shorncliffe attracts artists to maid Street. perform for them because they WIND-UP BRIDGE PARTY are a class "A" audience. Just Window Shades ^.The St. Mary's Hospital ask the Harmony Singers, from ^Auxiliary Sechelt Branch winds Gibsons, who paid a return visit Verosol pleated shades 'up its Merry-go-round winter's on March 26 to the largest turn­ Ibridge playing with a party at out of residents yet. 1" Mini blinds tSt. Hilda's Church Hall on Fri­ March 27, it was the National Vertical blinds day, April 12 starting at 7:30 Film Board film as usual on Woven woods - Roman shades 'p.m. This is an open bridge Wednesday nights. Kft ;game, everyone is welcome. Art classes will resume this ;Come in ones or twos or Thursday as artists Roberta %Off whatever. Refreshments will be McKibbin and Catherine Poole •served. For further informa­ have returned from their trip to tion, call 885-2885. Peru with some very exciting ARTS COUNCIL'S pictures. "FREE IN HOME PRESENTATION" 13 PLANT SALE Thursday, March 28, the .' For something a little dif­ Shorncliffe Auxiliary celebrated LZ ferent in plant sales try the Sun­ Easter with bunnies, chickens, shine Coast Arts Centre on eggs, and a decorated bonnet iSaturday, April 6 at 11 a.m. contest. Three ladies were Custom — ; Members of the Arts Council honoured on their birthdays for 6* .always seem to bring in plants this month. ;or shrubs out of the ordinary. Stunning ; One item is a fantastically Drapery huge jade plant. •PLANT SALE Wallpapers '>. Later in the day on April 6 Materials 'starting at 1:30 p.m. the *f ^Welcome Beach Community A fantastic variety of drapery samples. at their best ^Association will be raiding their United Church Holy Week Our custom made drapes are legendary A superb selection of over 50 books .gardens to offer their perennials and Easter services will be as for their beauty and quality control. ;etc. for transplanting to follows: to choose from. ^^. ^^ ^ M^g*& ;enhance your garden. 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WmMsmMmm posts, making Rainer's second by Jay Pomfret Fri. Apr. 5 Sun. Apr. 7 Tues. Apr. 8 convert a breeze. 0200 10.2 It was a cloudy dark after­ 0505 14.8 0020 7.7 And to finish off the shutout 1130 4.9 0615 14.8 0710 14.2 noon Saturday at Elphinstone a high up and under kick was 1425 2.2 but both the hometown rugby 1740 14.2 1255 2.5 placed by scrum half Dave 2340 6.3 1945 14.6 2200 14.5 squads made the day a little Rainer and pursued swiftly by Thur. Apr. 4 Sat. Apr. 6 1 Mon. Apr. 8 Wed. Apr. 9 brighter. Rainer beating the Trojan 0440 14.7 0540 14.9 0110 9.0 0315 11.1 The Vancouver Trojans fell fullback and pouncing on the 1045 6.5 1210 3.5 0640 14.6 0750 13.5 prey to Gibsons' third division rolling ball for the try. Final 1640 13.6 1840 14.5. 1340 2.1 1520 2.7 in the first game, 19-0, giving score was 19-0. 2255 5.1 2050 14.6 2315" 14.4 the locals a possible first or se­ Third division will likely meet For Skookumchuk Narrows add cond place finish in the VRU. Trojans in the semi finals in two Reference: Point Atkinson 1 hr. 45 min.. plus 5 min. for Arch rival Meralomas may each fl. of rise, and 7 min. weeks. Pacific Standard Time for each fl. of fall. have clinched first place if they Fifteen to seven was the score won against UBC Totems on for the Gibsons' up and coming Saturday. If they lost it would fourth division side. It was their leave top notch to Gibsons. first win of the second half and Through the mist of sorrow, watch for the soft beacons Scoring came late in the first a decisive win at that. Rowers' of friendship to guide you. Your friends, neighbors and half for the first 15's when the old side seemed somewhat sur­ family will support you and help to lead you to comfort and three line overlapped Trojan's prised at the hometown spirit. consolation at the time when you need it most— We pledge winger. Fullback Chris Tynan Scoring opened with a kicked ourselves to giving you the best assistance possible. was the extra back, knifing his rolling ball in the Red end zone you can depend on our help. way in. Captain Dave "Rain­ with winger Tracy Joe finding it coat" Rainer coverted easily. first. Mike Gibsons converted. Stark action in local rugby action. —Jay Potnfret photo Rainer also added an 18-yard Winger Brian Lymer scored penalty giving Gibsons a 9-0 ad­ second, beating his man to the 1665 Seaview D.A. DEVLIN vantage at the half. outside and once again, Gibsons Director 886-9551 "Surefoot" Gibsons converted. Is your car begging Early in the second half ac­ Mike Gibsons also scored Gib­ for a second chance? tion winger Freeman Smith was sons' final, a 30 yard field goal. set up beautifully by an inside The Piggies may or may not Fully equipped back for the second try. We play in the finals but keep for all body and drove in untouched, dropping posted for more information. paint repairs the ball perfectly between the Good rugby! Brian's Auto Body Strikes & Spares Joanne Seward 277-742 by Bud Mulcaster Bernie Lindsay 251452 Box 605, Our ladies' team involved in Arman Wold 299-768 & Painting Ltd. Sechelt the Regional Round of the Ex­ PHUNTASTIQUE: Beautiful Bodies are our business 885*9844 port 'A' National Classified Dorothy Hanson 276459 Tournament, bowled at Varsity- Bev Young 234-669 Pat Takahashi 280-685 Ridge Lanes last Sunday. Bob Fletcher 239-685 They gave it a good shot but LEGION: - came in fifth. It was a close Elda Finlay 223-617 <* round though with about 150 Randy McLean 290437 pins separating first and last BUCKSKINS: o\^ place. The men's team from Cindy August 213419 & Middlegate Lanes took first Ross Dixon 237412 place around 200 pins ahead of Herb August 271453 J '$ UNISEX second place North Shore Bowl. Y.B.C. WEST HOWE SOUND FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT PEEWEES: In the Classic League Gwen GIBSONS FIRE DEPARTMENT wish to introduce Tova Skytte 148-278 Edmonds led the way with a 368 Kevin Hodgins 160-308 single and a 1046 four game BANTAMS: Paul Burnett total, Bonnie McConnell a Tara Rezansoff 201-431 PUBLIC NOTICE 311-944; Freeman Reynolds a Tammy Koch 162432 to our staff 314-923 and in a roll-off, Lome Michele Casey 150434 OUTDOOR BURNING Christie 321-946; Lottie Camp­ Janiel) McHeffey 199468 Paul brings his years of expertise bell 298-942; Gerry Martin Scott Hodgins 173443 WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID DISTRICT to the people of the Sunshine Coast. 273-935 and Ed Riccoch Kris Casey 169460 276-973. JUNIORS: Under the provisions of the Forest Act and with co-operation of the In the Tues. Coffee League Trevor Anderson 231-543 Forestry Service, the West Howe Sound Fire Protection District, For Sunnycrest Mall Grant Olsen 192-563 and serviced by the Gibsons Fire Department, will issue Burning appointment Gibsons Edna Bowden had a 304 single George Williams 253417 $$6-76l<> and a 769 triple and in the Gib­ Permits in the following manner: sons 'A' League Pat Prest had a 310-603, Freeman Reynolds a FROM APRIL 1ST TO OCTOBER 31ST, 1985 300-667 and Lottie Campbell Donate! RECONDITIONED APPLIANCES had a 305-710 total. Step No. 1 —An application form obtainable at the Gibsons In the Slough-Off League Municipal Hall, South Fletcher Rd., Gibsons, will MICRO WAVE REPAIR DEPOT In recent months, the Florence Turner had a 302 be filled out by applicant and deposited there. T,V. REPAIR Unemployment Action Centre single and in the Ball & Chain has received donations of goods Step No. 2 —Twice a week or as required a duly appointed SALES. SERVICE. PARTS League Pam Dew had a 310 such as furniture, appliances, Fire Prevention Officer will take these application rft-w"^ single and a 623 triple and etc., which we have been able to Richard Laffere had a 308 forms, personally inspect the proposed burning place in good homes. site, and if approved will upon the receipt of $5.00 single and a 693 triple. Finishing If you have goods for which the week in the Sechelt G.A. issue a burning permit. League, Mickey Cornwall had a you no longer have a need 308 single and a 651 triple. -think of the Action Centre as an alternative to dumping. NOTE: No permit is required for a screen covered incinerator. Other high scores: If you have something you MEL BUCKMASTER, FIRE CHIEF TUES. COFFEE: MarnieBaba 230-657 would like to donate or if you Lee Larsen 270-666 need a certain item, call the !Wnt»i*>* Elda Finlay 274-687 UAC at 886-2425 or 886-3361. Nora Solinsky 261-717 C.A. SWINGERS: f ^' , •' . EvMacLaren 212-604 Stereos from $150 ^^^^^ Norm Lambert 263409 T.V.s from $50 ^^^^^» Jim Gilchrist 289-662 Fridges from $145 GIBSONS 'A': Ranges from $120 Vi Slack 254-649 Sheila Enger 260-676 Washers from $240 vy*f • Cathy Crawford 260-690 CJvwiCISc Dryers from $240 ••^* Andy Spence 242-672 (#N LV Dishwashers... from $215 WED. COFFEE: Willie Buckmaster 263-645 Freezers from $349 Susan Edmonds 257-644 r,. <3 Vacuums from $125 DELIVERY EXTRA Judy Frampton 244-668 v> r —, SLOUGH-OFFS: & Irene Rottluff 228-656 Major Appliance Service Nora Solinsky • 244-673 Bev Drombolis 295-711 7 #9 SEAVIEW PLACE, HWY 101, GIBSONS 886-2422 BALL & CHAIN: Laurie-Ann Ketter 252-657

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is necessary for good produc­ 33 by Dianne Evans tion, so a thick mulch is impor­ One of the most delicious tant at all times. This will also vegetables, and the most expen­ keep down the weeds and sive on the produce shelf, is the eliminate most cultivation Rent an infant carseat asparagus. Some people are in­ which can disturb the roots. It timidated by the idea of grow­ should be four to six inches for your baby ing asparagus but with careful deep, and preferably chopped preparation and cultivation, a or shredded. Mushroom man­ $45 Deposit good crop may be produced. ure is ideal, and grass clippings (ask about our installment plan) The most important' thing is also do very well as do pea to prepare the soil well, and pods. Whatever mulch used, it $15 Refund on return most growers seem to recom­ should be neutral pH and have For 9 months mend the trench method for a high nitrogen content. planting. The bed where the After the harvest, which Phone The oldest and the youngest: Arne Tveit-Pettersen was the oldest par­ asparagus is to remain should should take place when the ticipant in Sunday's run and David Mah was the youngest. be well-drained, in full sun, and spears are from four to eight in­ 885-5881 —John Burnside photo photo with pH 6-7. The soil should be ches high, before the tips begin light, deep, loose, free of rocks to open, protect the soil from which make the spears grow drying out with either a light Sponsored by Community Services crookedly, and preferably, free & April Fool's runners mulch of straw or allow small . of weeds, especially those such annual weeds to remain. In the Continued from page 1 as quack grass and other peren­ 20. Darcie Young, Sechelt 1:46:24 winter add about three inches of 5. Raymond Dube, Gibsons 1:27:09 21. Arne Tveit-Pettersen, nial pests. well-rotted manure. Do not cut 6. Reynold Schmidt, Sechelt 1:27:12 Gibsons 1:47:43 Asparagus must be well fed, the tops down; they store food 7. Kerry Bjornson, Gibsons 1:27:46 22. Richard Kraus, Vane. 1:48:31 so cultivate the soil deeply ad­ for the spring shoots to use. In 8. Karl Leyen, Abbotsford 1:29:56 23. Zyg Regulant, Langley 1:49:16 ding phosphorus and potash at the spring they can easily be 9. Clifford DeSchepper, 24. Irene Lugsdin, Sechelt 1:49:19 a rate of about 5-10 pounds per crushed and left to disintegrate Sechelt 1:32:22 25. Stan Lubin, Sechelt 1:49:42 100 square feet. Dig a trench on the soil. 10. Lome Berman, Sechelt 1:33:11 26. Guy Lalande, Gibsons 1:50:49 about 12 inches wide and deep. If you keep a good mulch on 11. Bob Burlin, Sechelt 1:35:25 27. Mary Bushman, Fill the bottom four inches with the bed, the asparagus will not 12. Tied: Abbotsford 1:51:18 compost, well-rotted manure or Don Matsuzaki, Gibsons 1:36:22 need watering unless it is Cam McKenzie, Gibsons 1:36:22 28. Dick Green, Sechelt 1.51:57 some good fine top soil mixed unusually dry. When 13. Yolunda Heinen, Sechelt 1:38:S7 29. Peter Groenland, Gibsons 1:53:49 with dried manure. Firm this harvesting, simply break the 14. Katherine Denham, Sechelt 1:40:S0 30. David Mah, Gibsons 1:56:45 down, and flatten. Take the stems where they will; if you 15. Pat Walker, Gibsons 1:42:02 31. Virginia Alsager, Vane. 1:58:10 roots (these may be purchased have to cut the stem it will be 17. Ricki Ferguson, Sechelt 1:43:30 32. Edward Martin, Vane. 2:00:13 one, two or three years old from too tough to eat anyway. Only 18. Mark Hamel, Gibsons 1:43:54 33. Nadine Lowden, Gibsons 2:00:59 a reputable nursery; two year pick the large, thick stalks; let 19. Lyn Christian, G ranthams 1:44:52 34. Elaine Tattrie, Gibsons 2:06:54 old roots should produce a the thin ones grow. They are small crop the year after plant­ thin because their food supply ing) and spread them fan-like needs replenishing through the upon the soil, about 18 inches tops. After the harvest a side GETYOUR CAR READY FOR WARM WEATHER Minor hockey apart. Cover them with an inch dressing of fertilizer should be Standard Oilers 3 or two of good garden soil and used; three parts greensand or DRIVING. The following are the results firm it down. some other potash source, one of the minor hockey play-offs Top Point Getters: Legion 109-Ian Sweet, Brad Copping, Mark Poulsen; As the stalks grow, pull in the part dried blood, one part bone held March 23/24. Oilers-Ken Ewen. meal, at a rate of about three PUPS: soil from beside the trench until 95 Shaman Reps 7 pounds to a 100 foot row. Big Mac's 10 Hollyburn Rep B 4 it is filled in. Asparagus may be 4995 Legion 140 3 Shaman Reps 5 started from seed, but you will For more gardening tips listen Top Point Getters: Big Mac's-R. Hollyburn Rep B 5 not get a crop for three years to the Coast Gardener on 56 4 CYL. ELECTRONIC IGNITION 6 CYL. ELECTRONIC IGNITION Brackett; Legion-Brad Wigard. Top Point Getters: David Paetkau, from the time of germination. Mountain FM, 104.7,.Monday Bumper to Bumper 12 'Most passenger cars and light Clay Munson, Justin Ahrens, Francis Choose a rust-resistant variety, to Friday at 11:45 a.m. If you trucks. Includes spark plugs and Legion 140 1 Dixon. such as Martha Washington. have any questions drop a line labour. Vans and air-conditioned Top Point Getters: Bumper to Bumper- BANTAMS: A high soil-moisture content to the Coast News or to Mount­ 95* vehicles $8.00 extra. Engines Michael Yates; Legion 140-Kris Orpen. Weldwood 5 requiring points and condenser, ATOMS: Jackson Brothers I ain FM. extra. Elphie Rec. 4 Top Point Getters: Weldwood-Gordie We warrant all parts and labour for Super Valu 3 Green; Jackson Brothers-Rob Socred 6V6/8 CYL2. ELECTRONI C IGNITION 90 days or 6,400 km (4,000 miles). Top Point Getters: Elphie-Candy Stockwell. Clarke and Graham Ruck; Super Valu- Imperial Esso Dealers 7 purchasing Cody Munson and Dean Stockwell. Weldwood 3 Lions 1 Top Point Getters: Esso-Ryan Paul and by Don Lockstead believe you now?". Super Valu 1 Garry Tetzlaff; Weldwood-Wade Mr. Stupich cited several OU,mBt&UIBE (Five minute overtime, still tied, 1st goal Fischer and Gordie Green. The Socred government has specific cases to back his con­ scored by Lions—their win). Hockey awards night is announced virtually the same cern: 1. The ALRT project has Give your car's engine Top Point Getter: Super. Valu-Doug Thursday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. government purchasing policy Mitchell; Lions-Murray Howes. used reinforcing steel for con­ the protection it needs PEE WEE'S: to be held at the Indian Band at least three times in the last crete (re-bar) from Alberta and with regular oil changes. MOST CARS S'andard Oilers 8 Hall. eight years. U.S. suppliers, despite the ex­ AND LIGHT TRUCKS T.B.S. 7 Annual general meeting will 15* Recently the premier and the istence of local suppliers. 2. Re- Top Point Getters: Oilers- Ken Ewen be held Thursday, April 25, finance minister have re- bar for the Mclnnes overpass UNTIL MAY 30,1985 and Doug Hamilton; T.B.S.-Shane Joe. 7:30 p.m. at Sechelt elementary announced virtually the same managed by the B.C. Develop­ Legion 109 4 school. D & D Service purchasing policy unveiled in ment Corporation and its sub­ Sunshine Coast Hwy 101, Sechelt 1977 and again in 1982. The sidiaries, was also purchased (Next to St. Mary's Hosp.) OQC "7C A Q idea is a simple one—harness from the U.S., Alberta and On the Rocks the purchasing power of Korea. 3. Feranti-Packard Ltd. Mountain View Service Everyone is welcome so bring a government to create and main­ used to supply transformers to GULF by Judy Frampton friend. Tickets can be picked up tain jobs in B.C. B.C. Hydro. Hydro has now Kleindale Rd. «.««• MEANS MORE transferred its source of supply Pender Harbour 000-9327 A reminder that our general at the rink or contact Trudy Purchasing policy appears to Gulf and Design is a registered trademark of Gulf Oil Corporation. ! annual meeting is tonight, April Baba at the Bank of Commerce. be something the Socreds trot to eastern Canada, throwing 35 Gulf Canada Limited registered user. ; 3 at 7:30 in the lounge. There The Monday Afternoon out at least one between elec­ employees out of work. will be election of officers and Ladies ended their season last tions to give false hope to B.C. 1 new business so please attend. week with a luncheon between suppliers. If past experience is The year is officially over and the semi-finals and final games any guide, they then go out and WANTED : congratulations to league win- of the playoffs. The Nora Solin­ shop beyond B.C.'s borders for TAKE AWAY ' ners. The Men's Champs were sky rink of Evelyn Roth, Edna the cheapest goods available, Umpire In Chief Husby and Henny Hagedorn regardless of the effect on B.C. The Sunshine Coast Men's ' Larry Paradon, Art Perry, won both the league and the MOTOR OIL Tony Van Brabant and Budd firms and their effect on B.C. Fastball League would like playoffs. Nora Solinsky was to contract the services of ! Fearnly. firms and employees. elected as the president of the an UMPIRE IN CHIEF for COUPON OFFER! The Mixed Champs were Several important B.C. GULF Monday Ladies for next year, government contracts have gone this year's league play. With every purchase of 4 litres of Gulf Premium Roger Hocknell, Dianne John­ with Cay Nelson staying on as Persons interested in this son, Ken Johnson and Lorrie to firms outside B.C. since the MEANS MORE 10W30 you receive a coupon worth $1.00 treasurer. purchasing policy was firstan ­ position should contact OFF your next 25 litre gas purchase! ; Swan. The Ladies' Champs Bill Grandage at 885-3367 were Diane Johnson, Carol Have an enjoyable summer nounced. The other day in the and we hope to see you again after 6 p.m. This offer available at D & D Service ONLY Skytte, Judy Frampton and the premier, "Why should the HWY. 101 SECHELT (Next to St. Marys Hospital) 885-7543 Doreen Stewart. next year! B.C. business community Our annual dinner dance will be held at the Gibsons Legion 1111—1111. uniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiMaMiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiirwimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiwiniiiiw on April 13 at 6:30 p.m. Pender program £ASTEIl The Pender Harbour Aquatic SHORT SLEEVE Centre is pleased to announce they are starting two new pro­ grams this spring. An "Adapted Aquatics" time will be held Tuesday, 10:30 Lancer to 11:30 a.m., April 16, May 21 and June 11. Thrs will offer the handicapped people of the area, at minimum charge, the use of the pool, swirlpool, sauna and Shirts exercise room with the aid of volunteers and helpers. A nurse and physiotherapist will be on hand. If you know of anyone who would benefit and may need transportation or a helper, please contact Robi at the pool 883-2612 or Ann Courtney, ac­ tivity co-ordinator, Shorncliffe 44 885-5126. Hop on in an' twy one onl" A Bronze Medallion Class will start Tuesday, April 16, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. for 10 ses­ sions. Pre-requisites are that Morgan you must be 14 years of age and ^^ ALAl LI SALECM IE S FINAL ON SALES MERCHANDISE Jggl /iffiJWrjrrtA prefer Lifesaving #111. jffwyaab Visa & Mastercard Accepted Registration for fitness, Red Cross, Royal Life Saving and pre-school classes must be done &Hsii*it Trail Bay Centre ss$»e$3Q April 10, 11 and 12 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the pool. ~—-•""nmiiiimnmitiiimtmiMaiaiaiiaaatuiiiTiiiiiiiiiiii *" ————•—••••———-.-{.f^--^. iMMmiwiiutjgjj^jMi,-7ffllt"-i— "••""""•0»nM»iiiiiiiiitiiiiM»iMiiiii«iiiiiiiiii»i^ •"•••'••—iraMinnitirrii 14. Coast News, April 3,1985 Armaments and jobs 'CHURCH^ PEOPLE Who desire an alternative with the exclusive use of "We are told that there is a dustry produces $1 billion an­ Shields told us earlier, a fraction the Anglican Prayer Book 50 per cent chance of nuclear nually in wages and profits but of the money spent on ar­ are invited to attend ser­ f ~ war. As a statistician I know no corresponding usable goods maments could provide us with vice's at 110-clock an instant increase in the that if there is one chance in a and services. Hence we have too Sunday mornings at Davis Bay million of something happening much money chasing too few number of people employed eventually it will happen. With goods and thus does military and if they were employed in For particulars a 50 per cent chance I know it is spending produce inflation." reforestation and salmon Phone 885-5042 going to happen. The time is Bjornson distributed charts enhancement, for example, that Rev. John Low short; our need is urgent." dating back to the American would lead to still more jobs in The speaker was economist Revolutionary War which show years to come." Emil Bjornson at the most re­ a complete correlation between cent seminar organized by the rates of inflation and high ^jr* Solidarity Coalition on the sub­ military spending. The bank gave way under this concrete mixer at a site near ject: War Production - The Bjornson pointed to the fact Elphinstone and Reid Road. The mixer almost completed a 360 Answer To Unemployment? that two key members of Presi­ degree roll-over, but was prevented from rolling further with the Bjornson called for bi-lateral dent Reagan's cabinet, Secretary of State George weight of its load of concrete. —Nevaie Conway photo disarmament to begin without delay. Schultz and Secretary of "It is not a half dozen people Defence Caspar Weinberger, in Geneva who will decide the were both picked from Bechtel Police news issue of war and peace. The Steel, a company well rewarded pressure of all of us will decide. in the past by armaments con­ Gibsons GIBSONS RCMP were stolen from his vehicle tracts. while parked at the Sunnycrest People, must force their Pentecostal An attempt was made to spokesmen toward peace," said "We are having the decisions enter the Super Valu store Motel; a window of the vehicle invites you to was forced open. Bjornson. on military spending being oin them for their premises on March 24. The at­ Referring to the recent debate made by those who stand to tempt was made at the back of On March 22, Carol Spencer profit by these decisions," said the store during the night. of Gibsons reported wilful on Canadian participation in damage to her car while it was the so-called Star Wars plans of Bjornson. SUNRISE On March 28, the Gibsons American president Ronald "This month, for the first Fish Market was broken into. parked at the Langdale Ferry time," said Bjornson, "the Thieves kicked in the front terminal. Two hundred dollars Reagan, Bjornson told the SERVICE damage was done to the interior seminar: United States of America is a » door and stole $30 worth of fish "Prime Minister Mulroney is net debtor." He explained that on Easter Sunday - from the freezer. of her car. Vandals used a sharp the present seemingly robust object to scratch the paint. not enthusiastic about Cana­ April 7th at 5:30 a.m. .' Theft of a 5-speed blue girl's dian participation in Star Wars American economy was sustain­ »bike from the Sunshine Coast Also, on March 22, two ed by money flooding into the on Gospel Rock pedestrians were struck while -but he says if it's going to .Trailer Park and of a keg of create 15,000 jobs 'we'll have to country to take advantage of Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Easter Worship Service 71:00 a.m. * wine and a bottle of wine from crossing Highway 101 in front look at it'." . high American interest rates a vehicle were reported on of the Chevron gas station. Kyla and an over-valued dollar. Williams and Carie Gibb receiv­ Earlier in the meeting Trade ; March 23. Unionist for Peace, Duncan "In Germany interest rates * On March 24, Gordon Day ed minor injuries as a result of are at 6 per cent. In America the accident. No charges have Shields, had estimated that ,of Henry Road reported the 15,000 jobs could be created in they are 12 per cent. It is no I theft of two chainsaws from his been laid against the driver of wonder German investors are the car who struck the girls. reforestation and small stream •carport. Stolen were.two Hus- salmon enhancement at a cost transferring their funds into the j quavarnas, a 36" bar 200 and a On March 24, Arthur Charles of only 514 per cent annually of American dollar. 120" bar saw worth $800 and Babin of Vancouver received the Canadian arms budget. "Essentially, the Americans ? $480 respectively. minor injuries when he was are spending enormous sums of struck by a pickup truck making Economist Bjornson charged On March 26, report of the that arms manufacture was the money on armaments and im­ theft of Pioneer speakers valued a left hand turn on Highway porting more and more of the 101 near Gibsons Brake & Tune cause of the inflation which had «'at $200 was received from a been bedevilling our economy in goods that their people require, J Gibsons resident. The speakers Please turn to page 15 recent years and had led to the hence the negative trade present harsh climate of balance. In 1984 the U.S. im­ unemployment. ported $150 billion more than it rt^erviees sold to the rest of the world," "We are told that inflation is GLAD TIDINGS caused by too much money said Bjornson. THE UNITED CHURCH chasing too few goods," said The economist predicted that OF CANADA TABERNACLE The Bjornson, "that is a basic law the stresses attendant on the Sunday Worship Services Gower Point Road 886-2660 of economics. The economy American economy would lead ST. JOHN'S Sunday School 10:00 a.m. basically is a volume of goods to a major devaluation in less Davis Bay - 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Pitne// and services which produces an than 18 months. GIBSONS Evening Fellowship 6:00 p.m. equal volume of money (wages "There is no future in nuclear Glassford Road - 11:15 a.m. Wednesday and profit). The armaments in­ spending and, as Duncan Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Home Fellowship 7:30 p.m. WofkOut Rev. Alex G. Reid Pastor Dave Shiness Church Telephone 4fl J|4 3(k Sfefc Tvtpito* XZ5-501X 886-2333 —-¥l <4l J|->- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH SUNSHINE COAST DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND Park Road, Gibsons GOSPEL CHURCH Corner of Davis Bay Road Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. THB & Laurel Road Sunday Worship Services Inter-Denominational 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Family Worship Home Fellowship Groups FITNESS= Sunday - 11 a.m. Sunday School Rev. Dale D. Peterson For All Ages 886-2611 WORKOUT^ Sunday - 9:45 a.m. -*Uj*4fr- "We Extend A Welcome And An Invitation to Come And SEVENTH-DAY with Worship The Lord With Us" Pastor Arie de Vos ADVENTIST CHURCH Ricki Ferguson sfr 4ft flfV. Sabbath School Sat. 9:30 a.m. They went for salmon shark but, alas, caught only salmon. GIBSONS HourofWorship Sat. 11:00a.m. RETURNS TO GIBSONS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Browning Road & Hwy 101 , —Art McGInnes photo New Church building on Everyone Welcome WHEN: Tuesdays and Thursdays School Road - opp. RCMP For information phone Nothing but salmon Senior Pastor Ted Boodle 885-9750 or 885-2727 9:30 a.m. (starts Tuesday, April 9) George Marshall WHERE: Marine Room When it comes to landing -rtsfiXk- association members, had con­ Visitation Minister PENDER HARBOUR (below the Gibsons library) salmon sharks for our Tourism tacted various commercial Sunday School 9:30 a.m. PENTECOSTAL COST: $38 for eight weeks Association's ExpOasis Salmon fishermen, participants in recent Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. (April 9 - May 30) Shark promotion, Murphy's derbies and more than a few in­ Evening Fellowship 6:00 p.m. CHURCH $3.50 drop-in Law prevails: "If anything can dividual sports fishermen, ask­ Home Bible Study Lagoon Road, Madeira Park go wrong, it will!" ing them to hang onto any Phone Pastor Tim Shapcotte 883-2374 or 883-2870 HERE'S YOUR FINAL CHANCE TO GET "We planned to have live salmon sharks they catch. 886-9482 or 886-7107 salmon sharks in our aquarium Affiliated with the Sunday School 9:45 a.m. IN SHAPE FOR SUMMER AND HAVE FUN at Sunnycrest Mall last Behind the request: detailed Pentecostal Assemblies Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. DOING IT! weekend, and we aim to have arrangements for holding of Canada Prayer & Bible Study Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. them at Trail Bay next week. sharks in netpens; transporting .*% .*}.¥} Here's your final chance to get in shape But everyone caught salmon by them in refrigerated live-tanks Xijisf,—. for summer and have fun doing it! mistake!" said Association and displaying them in a giant Treasurer Art McGinnis, who is aquarium to boost sales of the ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S ST. HILDA'S & organizing ' the salmon shark Salmon Shark Lottery/Derby & ST. AIDAN'S ST. ANDREW'S promotion. ticket books; $20,000 in prizes ANGLICAN CHURCHES ANGLICAN CHURCHES McGinnis, along with other to be won, whether you fish or Parish Family Eucharist St. Hilda's Anglican, Sechelt not, with proceeds going to im­ Combined service at Holy Eucharist 8:00 a.m. prove the Coast's tourism in­ St. Bartholomew's, Gibsons 10 a.m. Church School 9:30a.m. dustry. What happens? Not a Rev. J.E. Robinson, 886-8436 Family Service 11:00 a.m. salmon shark to be seen - St. Andrew's Anglican everyone lands salmon by Pender Harbour MAY 31, 1985 mistake! -5ft.5ift.SjV- Worship Service 4:30 p.m. "We have to get some Rev. John Paetkau 885-5019 salmon sharks," added McGin­ GRACE REFORMED COMMUNITY is the nis. "Tell your readers we need -.3ft.5fl.jfl- them dead or alive, most of all CHURCH DEADLINE FOR alive. If dead, keep them cold; Sunday CHRISTIAN SCIENCE we need them fresh for smok­ Sechelt Elementary School SOCIETY ing." Sunday School 9:45 a.m. SERVICES fanner applications for the The Tourism Association has Studies in Genesis 11:00 a.m. Home Meetings Sunday Service & scheduled to display live salmon Studies'in Matthew 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 11:45a.m. 1984 PARTIAL INTEREST sharks at the Sunshine Coast Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Wednesday booth in the Sportsman's Show in United Church Building Home Bible Study 7:30 p.m. in B.C. Place, April 8 to 12, in Davis Bay REIMBURSEMENT J. Cameron Fraser, Pastor the Richmond Centre Mall dur­ 885-2506 or 886-7882 ing the week of April 22 and on 885-7488 PROGRAM the Queen of Alberni during the _jfl.5tf.3fl- -Jfl___.5ft_ week prior to the Salmon Shark CHURCH OF To be eligible, postmark Derby, scheduled for the long JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 4 \ your application on or before May 18/19 weekend. Davis Bay Rd. - Wilson Creek - Davis Bay Community Hal May 31,1985 to: The display drew 50,000 peo­ Sacrament Service 9:00 a.m.Sunday School 9:55 a.m. ple at the Vancouver Boat Show Agriculture Credit Branch last February. Branch President Reg. H. Robinson 886-2382 B.C. Ministry of Agriculture and Food Anyone out there, or inten­ : : -ifr .«*-> •.«*_> Victoria, B.C. V8W2Z7 ding to head out there to dangle ROMAN CATHOLIC HOLY WEEK SERVICES a lure, if you land a salmon Holy Family (in Sechelt) shark, hold onto it and call Art Easter Sunday Province of British Columbia Thurs., April 4 7:30 p.m. Our Lady of Lourdes Ministry of Agriculture and Food McGinnis at 886-8686 days, Good Friday 3:00 p.m. 885-5447 evenings. If you catch Sechelt Reserve 9:00 a.m. Sat., April 5 7:30 p.m. Holy Family (Sechelt) 10:00 a.m. a salmon by mistake? We 885-9526 St. Mary's (Gibsons) 12:00 noon should all be so lucky Coast News, April 3,1985 15.

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The crew, apart tle squirt of a captain, who ap­ from the necessary deckhands, VPhone 885-9666 — 885-53337 886-3770 I have often thought, that parently was under the delusion were forbidden on the upper had 1 known there would come that he was in command of the decks - they were reserved strict­ • EXCAVATING • a time when I would be attemp­ SS. Queen Elizabeth I. The fre­ ly for the passengers. So after GIBSONS REAM MIX ting to write a column for a quent stops at such God­ coming off shift and having a SUBSIDIARY OF RENCO CONCRETE LTD. weekly newspaper, how much forsaken places as Alert Bay, shower there was simply no r simpler the task would have RAY HANSEN TRUCKING Namu and Bella Coola failed to place to go except return to the & CONTRACTING LTD. been had I kept a diary to impress me, in fact they got on stuffy cabin and while away the 886-8174 886-8174 record some of the events that my nerves. So when the ship hours reading or sleeping. Gravel, Clearing & Excavating, P.O. Box 737, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0 transpired during those long returned to Vancouver my I recall very little of the Septic Systems, All Types of Gravel past years. As it is, I have only duffle-bag was already packed Alaskan ports we visited. ^ Box 218 Madeira Pirk VON 2H0 M3-M22 • EXCAVATING • my memory to rely on and at and I was glad to get ashore. Although it must have been a times it can be like a fickle ser­ My next venture on the SS. thrilling experience for the vant that leaves one just when / needed, especially if it is dealing Prince George wasn't much bet­ passengers, many of whom pro­ ' Wayne Ross J.F.W. EKCAUATING LTD. ^ with a period that I have spent ter, although of longer dura­ bably had never been on a ship half a lifetime trying to forget. tion. I had hired on as 3rd cook, before, I found little attraction Excavating Ltd. • septic Fields • Excavations • Clearing due to the seniority system of in Sitka, Juneau or Anchorage. For all your Backhoe Needs This fact is borne out by the both railroad and steamship However, I remember rather Ittvcl Hd. 686-8071 (iibson*. year that followed my leaving companies. I had understood vividly a Sunday in Ketchikan. ^Roberts Creek Eves. 885-561 7j Kemano where I had almost that I was to be the fish and It was, as far as I know, the on­ worked myself into an early sauce cook, and while I thought ly place in Alaska that had a grave, catering to those hard- I knew all about cooking a fish, legally operated red-light • FLOOR COVERING • |ANDE EXCAVATING rock miners who were putting 1 was a little dubious about the district. The area involved was Div. of Kowa Enterprises Ltd. up some kind of world's record sauce business as, frankly, known as Creek Street and one KEN DE VRIES & SON ^ 450 Loader Land Clearing as far as tunnelling was con­ Dum Truck many of them I had never even had to cross a bridge over a FLOOR COVERINGS LTD. \ R.R. 2. Leek Road. P l°*«- ""* cerned. heard of let alone attempted small stream to get there, hence Gibsons. B.C. VON IVO 886-9453 Bellerive I do remember vaguely the their preparation. the name. Carpets - Tiles - Linoleums - Drapes dreary rounds of doctors' of­ Wallcoverings - Custom Window Shades Fortunately for me, the head I had wrangled my way into Steam Cleaning jare-i fices on Granville Street and chef Harry J. was not only pro­ one of the clubs that were open V 886-7 1 I 2 Hwy 101'"• , "Gibson' s jyjP*J^...WWJ • HEATING* along Broadway where these ficient in all aspects of his trade on Sundays and, after a lot of learned followers of Hip­ but more than willing to share animated conversation and 17 Years Experience Commercial And Residential^ pocrates pondered over what his knowledge and help me many drinks, it was decided by LIQUID GAS LTD was wrong with me and, for a along during the first few dif­ my companion (an officer on an fat fee, recommended this or m I—n—I ficult days. The sous-chef was American ship docked near M between St. Marys I CANADIAN I that treatment to assist me in something else altogether and ours) that a visit to one of the Hwy. 101 Seche regaining my health. To be Hospital and ForestJ Ranger' Ranger'ss HutHut. . LaisJJLaaaaaaalaLaaaaaaaaL J our relations were far from cor­ "cat-houses" would be in ' 885-2823 885-3881 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 885-2360 truthful, none of their nostrums dial. order. It was only a matter of a or panaceas worked and it was As far as I can remember, I few blocks to negotiate but he only after a long, protracted made three trips to Alaska and felt we should "arrive in style^T drunk and the ensuing weeks I rather enjoyed them except for as he put it, so we took a taxi. WINTER 1984 spent away from the house out About all I can remember on East Hastings Street that I one fact and that was the com­ BC FERRIES plete lack of fresh air obtainable after so many years was that we Effective Friday, March 1, began to feel well enough to staggered in and out of at least a make an effort to find work. while on board. Although the 1985 to Wednesday, June 26, galley, buried deep in the half a dozen places before we 1985 inclusive: I recall a brief voyage on one bowels of the ship, had ample settled on one where all the girls ^ Schedule of the small Standard Oil ventilation in the way of electric claimed to be either Spanish or VANCOUVER-SECHELT P€NlNSULA JERVIS INLET tankers that ply the West Coast. fans, etc., we were crowded in, Indian princesses. I HORSESHOE BAY-LANGDALE EARLS COVE-SALTERY BAY I only made one trip as I 1 four to a cabin and, being below I left my friend there in care Lv. Saltery Bay became involved in a heated the waterline, there were no of the Madam as he had passed Lv. Horseshoe Bay Lv. Langdale Lv. Ear's Cove 7:30 am 5:30 pm 6:20 am 4:30 pm y £ g> 6:40 am 6:30 |p m 5:45 am *5:30 pm out cold and I just made it back 5 3 5 to the SS. Prince George before • 9:30 *7:25 *8:30 6:30 10:30 8:30 • 9:15 7:30 she sailed. It had been an in­ 1:15 pm 9:15 * 12:25 pm *8:20 2" * 12:25 pm #10:20 11:30 9:30 teresting afternoon and at least, •3:30 2:30 * o 4:30 3:30 pm if only for a brief period, I had PfMMMINI-BUS SCHEDULE Hartleysaut o enjoyed a little fresh air! Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday | Leaves Sechelt 8:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. Monday - Friday 8 - 5 for Gibsons * 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. *10:00 a.m. "10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Saturday 10 - Noon 1;0 m 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - recommended by South Coast Ford - body The Dock, Cowrie Street ° P - * 3:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. ' 3:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:15 p.m. | 885-9877 Police Leaves Gibsons 9:15a.m. 9:15 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 9:15 a.m. Home Phone 885-5085 Continued from page 14 tor Sechelt * 10:45 a.m. 11:45 a.m. •10:45 a.m. 11:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. * i.C.B.C. Claims * while attempting to pass the Lower Gibsons.' * 1:35 p.m. 1:50 p.m. * 1:35 p.m. * 1:35 p.m. Wharf Rd., Sechelt - next to South Coast Ford truck. Babin was driving a Municipal Parking Lot, 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. * 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m motorcycle. Gower Pt. Rd. * •'LOWER ROAD" route - v ia Flume Ro ad, Beach Avenue & Lc wer Road Another motor vehicle acci­ NOTE: FRIDAY RUN FROM SECHELT TO GIBSONS AT 1.00 PM AND RETURN TRIP AT 1:30 PM HAVE BEEN CANCELLED WE're MOVING! dent involving a motorcycle was As of APRIL 15th we'll be reported on March 27. Thirty- ACROSS FROM SOUTH COAST FORD three year old Gilles Lehoux of Gibsons was taken to St. Mary's • MISC SERVICES • • MISC SERVICES • Hospital for treatment of head injuries as a result of the acci­ r BONNIEBROOK INDUSTRIES- GIBSONS TAX dent. COAST NEWS Photo Reprints SERVICE A. Jack 3x 4-3M SECHELT RCMP • Septic tank pumping Portable toilet rental Any published photo or your Several break and entries • Septic tank sales Crane truck rental Income Tax Preparation 5% 7-5'° All business strictly confidential choice from the contact sheets 8 x 10 - 8" were reported last week. On March 21, a residence on 886-7064 Oays or Eves. 11767 Martin Rd. Gibsons 886-7272 Arbutus Drive was entered. A ^ window was broken in order to gain entry. Pending contact DONOVAN LOG HOMES with the owner, police will be CHAINSAWS by Chrismas Enterprises Ltd. advised of items stolen, if any. SALES & SERVICE Build your snug and cozy log home On March 26, police in­ KELLY'S LAWNMOWER 8c _ on the new "NRG" insulated forms. t>LH I e Call Carl at tervention into a break and en­ * CHAINSAW LTD. 885-4511 or 885-5687 try in progress at a Trail Avenue HWY. 1Q1&PRATTRD. 886-2912^ residence resulted in the arrest of a Sechelt adult male. Charges of break and entry are pending. r SUNSHINE KITCHENS On March 28, T & T Welding - CABINETS • reported a break-in into their 866-9411 office area. A quantity of cash Showroom: Pratt Rd. & Hwy. 101 and tools were stolen. Suncoast Needlearts Guild meet 2nd & 4th Tuesday 10-3. Everyone welcome. Entry into a Reef and Marine V. Open: Sat. 10-4 or anytime by app't. . Phone 885-5266. ' Way Roads residence was J St. Hilda's Church Women would welcome any donations for their 'Whale of a reported on March 28. Entry Sale' on April 27. Advance pick-ups, phone 885-2593. was gained by forcing a door COAST •>. Al-Anon meeting Monday night. Call Jeanette 886-7694, Shirley 886-2596. open. Information on items Professor Donald MacLeod, Edinburgh, Scotland will preach at the stolen was not available. TRACTOR & Equipment Ltd. community-use room in Roberts Creek elementary school, Sunday, April 7 at For Industrial and Forestry Equipment Two cabins located in Serving the Sunshine Coast 11 a.m. Sponsored by Grace Reformed Community Church. 886-7359 Madeira Park were broken into Conversion Windows, Glass, Archie Morrison - Bus. 524-0101 Res. 939-4230 Sunshine Coast Pottery Guild meets second Monday of each month at corner between 8 p.m. on March 28 Auto & Marine Class, Aluminum Windows I of Reed and Highway 101. Call 886-7757 or 886-9515. & Screens, Mirrors J and 1 a.m. on the twenty-ninth. Hwy lOl & Pratt Rd. Pender Harbour Branch St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary meet second Wednes­ It is not known yet if anything • RENTALS • day of the month at 1:30 p.m., St. Andrews Church. New members are was taken. always very welcome. Service Thefts were reported on Gibsons Sunshine Coast Peace Committee meeting Tuesday, April 9, 7:30 p.m. at Seabird M«*M4 Roberts Creek elementary school. Everyone welcome. March 25 and 26. A CB was Telephone Annual Kub Kar Rally will be coming on April 13. stolen from a vehicle parked Is our iff-^^y) only TPtf^fctf^ff Residential & Answering A ^Jr^MM** Commercial Zoe Landale read stories to pre-schoolers first Thursday of every month, 11 near a Paq Lake cabin and a spare tire and rim were stolen Service Gibsons a.m.-11:30 a.m., Arts Centre, Trail & Medusa, Sechelt. business from a truck parked in Sechelt. V^ For Information call 886-7311 Behind Windsor Plywood RENTALS 16. 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' i. Homes &. Property 17. Barter &. Trade • .'^•^rtbrnes;' 2. Births 18. For Sale 8s tfrpjperty 3. Obituaries 89. Autos Obituaries for Sale for Sale Autos-*; 4. In Memorial** 20. Campers ROBERTSON: Passed away 5. Thank You 2S. Marine • Gear oil pump $25; Ford PU LTD, Multicycle Inglis auto washer 77 Landcruiser WG. 71,000 mi., March 8th, 1985, Harry Beverley 6. Persona. 22. Mobile Homes GOOD "STARTER" slip rear-end $75; folding ping- $295. Guaranteed & delivered. new clutch & tires. $5500 OBO. LeRoy. Robertson late of Sechelt Announcements. 23. Motorcycles - pong table & ace. A1 $65. 883-2648. TFN 886-8048. #14 7. HOME! in his 74th year. Survived by his 24. 886-2840. #13 8. Weddings & Wanted to Stent If you have $3500, are loving wife Helen, 2 daughters Hay $3.50 1975 Ford Super Cab % ton Engagements 25. Bed &. Breakfast employed, and eligible for Ruth & Rita of Bobcaygeon, 5 Diving equipment, first & second Straw $3.50 885-9357 Good running order. $700 firm. gov't 2nd mortgage, you 9. Lost 26. For Sent grandchildren and 5 brothers in stage regulator. (Sportways) Mulch $2.50 886-8559. #14 can buy this 9 yr. old, 2 JO. Found 27. Help Wanted Ontario. Bev served overseas Do you have a female canary you w/oil filled depth & press gauge. TFN family home for $250 per 81 Camaro Burlinetta, full loaded. ii. rets &. Livestock 28. Work Wanted with the Royal_ Canadian would like to sell? My male, month maximum. In good 1 steel air tank w/harness $350. Good cond. 886-8588. _#14 12. Music 29. Child Care Engineers during World War II WE'RE IN potential area, 10 min. Jesse, would like a mate. Call Bruce 886-2887. #13 13. Travel 30. Business and received the Italian Star, the 886-3021. #15 1975 Plymouth 2 dr. Good condi­ walk to lower Gibsons Child's books, .24-$1; blackbrd. SECHELT 14. Wanted Opportunities -. stores. Full details from France & Germany Defluce Medal tion $1200. 886-8593 alter 3. Washington Alfalfa $9.25 per art/easel $5; CCM helmet $3; Effective Thursday, 15, free 3*. Legal Boxholder, Box 1382, & the Canadian Volunteers #13 bale. Moldowan Feeds, Roberts Etch-A-Sketch $2.50; clothes. April 4th ^16. Oarage Sales 32. B.C. & Yukon Sechelt. medal. He was a member of Creek. 885-5697. #15 74 Datsun PU 47,000 mi. Exc. Mount Elphinstone Lodge A.F. & 886-7025. #13 COAST NEWS J has an office in mech. with canopy, rusted body A.M. Private cremation, ar­ Free 2 goats. 1 nanny, 1 billy, 8 Visit our indoor plant department 3 bdrm. NB home in quiet $750; 74 Merc Montego, good rangements through Devlin mos. old. Call 886-2347. #13 for your Easter plants. Quality Langdale. Beautiful view, The Bookstore cond. new water pump $675. Coast News Classifieds Funeral Home. A remembrance Farms & Garden Supplies, Pratt elementary school 2 blocks, in­ Cowrie St., Sechelt 886-3924. #13 gathering will be held at the Rd. #13 cludes range, fridge, dish­ Robertson home 1429 Trident 885-3930 77 Volkswagon window van. washer, drapes. Separate garage. Drop in - or give us a call! Avenue, Sechelt on Sunday, April 2 electric heaters each $15. Semi-camp. Gd. mech. cond. & workshops plus woodshed Venture 21 ft. sailboat. Fibreglass, 7th from 4 to 8 p.m. Remem­ Music 885-5322. #14 $3500 OBO. 8862937. #14 good small family home or 6 HP Evinrude, 3 sails, trailer, brance donations to the Heart retireds. Owner occupied, view Rototiller, good cond. $225. complete. It's spring, it's ready to Fund Box .1525, Gibsons would Alynne C. Shinness A.R.C.T. 81 Lada, 2 snows, great shape, anytime. Asking $63,000. 886-8487 aft. 6. #15 go! $8000. 883-2631. #14 47.000 km. $2900. 885-5541. be appreciated. Special thanks to Piano, guitar and music theory 886-9085. #13 j #14 On the Dr. Lubin for his kind care & at­ lessons. Now on North Road. Ph. Ln.vnA .,vL'«y:"..Tlv Roll bar Ford PU $100; insulated W00DCREEK PARK tention throughout Bev's long il­ 886-2409. #13 alum, canopy 5'x7' $225; 29 cu. 74 Ford Maverick, V8, auto. For Potential view lot. 886-9453. lness. #13 FOAM ft. freezer $350; 1981 750 parts or repair, new 13" snow Sunshine Coast #14 Mattresses, Cushions, Virago, 11,000 km, excellent tires & battery. $350. 886-7927 First in Convenience & Bolsters, Chips, etcetera. condition. 886-2463. #14 after 5. #13 All upholstery supplies for First in Service 74 Ford Courier PU. 1800 cc, 4 Personal the do-it-yourselfer. 'Delicraft' glass & dark walnut coffee table, $275, end tables spd. std., low miles. Some rust, Arc welder, portable gen., boom Foam & fabric specials, $250 ea.; table lamps 30" H $45 sound, rel. cheap to run. New Drop off dAlcoholic s Anonymous3, auger, 2 steel 6"x20' pipe for come & have a look. ea; RCA cabinet stereo, $120; steel radials. Asking $1800. Best 883-9903, 885-2896, 886-7272, A-frame Husky or Jonsereds W.W. Upholstery 'Bfaemore' loveseat (nylon otter by April 20 takes. your Classifieds 886-2954. TFN saw. 886-3924. #13 and Boat Tops Ltd. sheared) $550. Sanyo portable 886-8465. #15 Quality used children's & infant's 886-7310 stereo radio cassette recorder at any one of our M9921K$95. All exc. cond. Ph. Beautiful 3 bdrm. home with fan­ WE'RE IN i clothing, toys, furniture & equip­ 9x10 metal garden shed $150. 886-3021 after 5. #14 ment. Ph. 886-8229 or 886-2177. tastic view on Vs ac. lot. Close to 886-8508. #15 Campers Friendly People everything. Many extras incl. SECHELT #15 Effective Thursday, T & S Soil Moving, must sell. Asking Couch & chair $125; 10 speed April 4th 10 ft. aluminum cartop boat and Mushroom manure $30 per yard 9V? ft. Vanguard camper. Fridge, $59,900,886-8555. #15- bike $65. 886-9337. #15 two adult mountain bikes. $25 for seniors. Cheaper by the stove and oven, toilet, sleeps Places COAST NEWS five. 4 hydraulic jacks. Asking 885-9280. #13 Dinette suite, walnut table, 4 truckload. Call after 6. 885-5669. has an office in TFN $2000.886-9446. #14 on the Sunshine Coast The Bookstore chairs, buffet $250. 885-4516. #13 Hedging cedars, 3 varieties. 8%' Vanguard camper. Heater, •IN PENDER HARBOUk , Davis Bay Cowrie St., Sechelt Baycrest playpen $60, high chair Direct from grower. 1 gallon size. stove, fridge, radio, 4 hyd. jacks Taylor's Garden Peninsula 885-3930 Min. order 25, $3 each with fer­ Drop in - or give us .1 call! $50, pair $100. Like new. $1500 OBO. Also 8' truck canopy Market tilizer or $4 planted. Free delivery $125 OBO. 885-5026. #13 Bay Store GARDEN PATCH 886-8462. #15 Why wait for spring? Do it now. locally. B&B Farms, Roberts Crk. 883-2253 885-9721 Too busy to have a garden? We'll """ROBERTS CREEK' Dead car removal. Free! Garry's 885-5033. TFN do it for you. 9x12 veggie garden Centre Hardware Seaview Market Crane, 886-7028. TFN w/12 veggies & herbs & & Gifts Marine 885-3400 LANE: Laurel-May excitedly an­ maintenance. All you need to do Approx. 3 cords of cedar mill cut­ 883-9914 •——•- IN GIBSONS nounces the arrival of her sister, is add water. Call 885-3621. '• IN HALFMOON 8AY —— offs. Needs cutting to stove BOTTOM PAINTING TIME? Hi- Amber-Lee Anne, on March Autos Adventure #13 length. Pay delivery $50 approx. pressure washing, paint sales. 2 B & J Store 12/85, weighting in at 7 Ib. 12 886-8404. #15 marine weighs to haul out. Reas. 885-9435 Electronics oz. Proud parents are Dan and 1976 Chrysler New Yorker. Navy 1 prices. Headwater Marina Ir. SECHELT 886-7215 Sue. #13 Cedar sawdust 8 yards approx. blue, mint cond., loaded. $3500. 883-2406. #15 Announcements Pay deliver/. 886-8404. #15 883-9927. #15 MAY-DYSSERINCK: Cheryl and l4'/2' Glasscraft boat and trailer Ken announce the arrival of their 76 Pacer running condition $250. with 50 HP Merc (mint). $3200 first child Carina Rachel born 886-2895. #15 OBO. 885-5322. #14 March 25, 1985 at 9:38 p.m. 1976 Chev % ton van. 7 pass. weighing 6 lbs. 7 oz. Proud V8, PS/PB, auto. Body rusty, grandparents are- Mr. & Mrs. mech. good. $1350 OBO. SEATEC Tom May of Surrey, and Mr. & 885-4756. #14 Mrs. Gaston Dysserinck of North MARINE Delta. We would like to thank Dr. 72 Ford % ton 360 auto, 80,000 Lehman, Wendy Berlin and the Marine Mechanic mi. best offer; hood, 2 fenders fit staff of St. Mary's for their help. Happy Birthday Maria who is tur­ 72 Ford best offer. 883-9494.#15 Diving Service #13 ning 4 ? and still is never at a Call 7:30 a.m. 1970 % ton Chev PU. Auto, loss for words. Love S. P. #13 Tools, clothes, household items tinted glass! radio, exc. cond. 885-4479 Ladies' Craft Circle Tues. 10 and much misc. good junk. Turn Miscellaneous furniture, must Bernk> CoU' $1850. 886-8487 aft. 6. #15 a.m. to noon. Ladies welcome to left Lord Jim's and follow signs. sell - moving. Also car for sale. Obituaries 16' clinker type speedboat $150 learn new crafts, make new Marc-h 30-31, April 5-6. 10 a.m. 886-7120. #13 62 Ford Fairlane, good int., OBO. 885-2898. TFN friends. Babysitting available. -4 p.m. No early birds. #13 straight body, all chrome good. Boy's Captain bed, 6 drawers, Sponsored by Glad Tidings $250. 885-9466days. #13 Boat tops, seats, windshields Garage Sale. 1025 Franklin 10-3 asking $150. Call after 6. Church. For info 886-3360. #14 -custom made and repairs. Boat Sat. Apr. 6. No early birds. Boat 886-9482. #15 78 Dodge % ton, S/B, PS, auto, hauling. W.W. Upholstery and McNAUGHTON: Harry L. trlr. & bikes. #13 step-side, w/canopy, 53,000 mi. WEDDING PHOTOS Woodstove Clearance. Glass door Boat Tops Ltd. 886-7310. TFN McNaughton passed away Raincoast colour offers: ex­ $2495. 386-7354. #13 peacefully March 28th in St. Grandma Bear $748; glass door perience and packages for all Lopi mdl. 380 $745; "Free Heat Wooden boat 20' complete. Wells Mary's Hospital in his 69th year. budgets. Call Sue at 886-2937 Machine" $725. AC Building Lease Lane near Dougal. Offers. Survived by his wife Harriott, son for info #14 886-2558 Brad. #13 Warren & daughter-in-law San­ For Sale Supplies, 883-9551. #13 All dra. Sister-in-law, Letitia Beautiful king size waterbed with HIGGS MARINE :: WE'RE IN "• 8' standard canopy-panelled in­ Makes Wakefield and 4 brothers, Lloyd. headboard, heater, perfect condi­ SURVEYS LTD terior $150 OBO. 885-5988. #13 Don, Jack & Cyril. Private crema­ SECHELT tion. $100. 885-7940. #15 All Insurance Claims tion. #13 Condition and Valuation Effective Thursday, GREENHOUSE GLASS HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL Models Surveys April 4th 3 mil tempered, 28x76, $12.50 Auto. wash. 8. elect stove • • • Phone 885-9425 COAST NEWS per'sheet. 20% off bulk buys. in need of repair. TOYOTA or 885-3643 has an office in 886-8092 after 6. #13 $100 OBO. 886-2401. NISSAN 14 ft. aluminum boat 25 HP #13 The Bookstore Baby carriage & car bed $100. HYUNDAI Johnson (1979) & Sears tilt Cowrie St., Sechelt BMX bike $100. Atari & 12 tapes CHRYSLER trailer. Exc. cond. $1400 or best 885-3930 $55. 886-91 ib. #13 VOLVO offer. Phone 886-9761. #15 CLAVoirlHtU AGP w «rt • rapffPTCi Drop in - or j"ivt* us .1 call! 10a BMW Rototiller Ariens 5 HP $500; Satellite MERCEDES Mechanic's special-19' Bellbouy fibreglass Lapstrake. Sliding Copyrtflftt and Minimum '4** p«r 3 Hn* Intartlon. If someone in your family has a Homelite chainsaw $400 OBO. PORSCHE hardtop 0MC IB/OB. Needs Each additional line '1°°. Use our economical last drinking problem you can see Ph. 886-3955. #13 System • • • AciWii^tlslnfBi weak free rata. Pre-pay your ad for 2 weeks & get motor & housing for leg. Motor & what it's doing to them. Can you Pine hutch mirror for triple Let us quote the third week FREE. parts included in price $2695. see what it's doing to you? Al dresser 54"x40"x6" new. $1995.* on your lease THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS ARE FREE * installation extra 886-7312 days, 886-3730 eves., The Sunshine Coast News Anon can help. Phone 886-9826 $200, list $299. 886-2534. #13 Birth Announcements, Lost and Found. Green Onion requirements. weekends. #13 reserves the right to classify or 886-8228. Tr'N Call advertisements under ap­ SEAMLESS GUTTERS Earth Station No billing or telephone orders are accepted except Harvie McCracken WE'RE IN ii propriate headings and ALUMINIUM RAILINGS Cedar Plaza, Gibsons from customers who have accounts with us. today. determine page location. 8- Weddings DURADEK VINYL DECKS 884-5240/886-7414 The Sunshine Coast- News VINYL & ALUMINIUM SIDING SECHELT Cash, cheques or monay ordars Effective Thursday, also reserves the right to & Engageunerits 886-7312 DAYS 886-3730 EVES. SOUTH COAST mutt accompany all classified advertising. Sofa & chair $300; red lamps April 4th revise or reject any advertis­ #13 LEASING Phone us today about our $100 ea., wall-oven $200; chord ing which in the opinion of 885-3281 COAST NEWS the Publisher is in ques­ CajtttSMtTOD MSJM3UMK beautiful selection of persohalizec organ $100 OBO. 886-2990. #15 has an office in wedding invitations, napkins CLAH0LM tionable taste. In the event 1975 GMC % ton window van. The Bookstore that any advertisement is re­ NOON SATURDAY matches, stationery, and .more Insulated, auto, 350 eng. Runs FURNITURE Cowrie St., Sechelt jected the sum paid for the Jeannie's Gifts & Gems well. $1600 OBO. 886-3439. #15 AlaXPKN PAVJUN-* 886-2023. TFN 8853930 «; advertisement will be NO DOWN PAYMENT refunded. PWlCWHI TO aSWSMKWTTIOM 1970 Chev Nova 250. Radial Drop in • or give us a call! *C AND Sale on guitars & second-hand tires, runs great, very reliable. OUTBOARD SALE NO PAYMENT instruments & dance supplies. $500 firm. Steve 886-3841. #13 9.8. 9.9, 25, & 70 HP. Exc. cond. & exc. prices. Many to * Please mail to: UNTIL MAY Hours Tues. to Sat. 10-4 p.m. Good cheap car! 1972 Matador choose from. Lowes' Resort, COAST NEWS Classified. Box 460. Gibsons. B.C. VON 1V0 located lower level Parthenon AMC automatic, runs well, good Madeira Park. 883-2456. #15 I I Siamese male cat with red collar. 1 Maple Table & 4 chairs Restaurant. Ph. 885-7781. #15 body. Will trade. 885-7940. #15 Oi* bring in person to one of our s 14' Sangster Craft. Canvas top Kelly Road area. Please call 499 I Welder's construction box for w/trailer. Phone evenings j Friendly People Places listed above 886-7820. #13 Ford 1 ton flatdeck, 6 cyl., no I As new Sofa & Love Seat LWB pickup $395. 886-7312 rust, runs well, 3 foot sides. 886-2049. #13 s Lady's digital quartz wristwatch 499 days, 886-3730 eves. & wknds. 885-3821. #13 I #13 in Cedar Plaza parking lot. Sun. 1 New Sofa only s599 • Minimum M** peIr 3 line Insertion Mar. 17 between 12-2 p.m. WE'RE IN I $ SO WHAT'S NEW? 886-9275. #13 As new Hide-A-Beds 398 Mobile Homes I Good new & used Queen, GRANVILLE IS. CROISSANTS SECHELT • 1 baked fresh daily Lost March 28 Wilson Creek Double & Single Boxsprings Effective Thursday, 77 Moduline Chancellor DW I f PIZZAS - BIGGER & BETTER 4 1 . . 1 area. 8 mth. old black short & Mattresses. April 4th 1152 sq. ft. 2 bdrm., 2 baths —It i—r~- haired male cat. If found please FRESH LOCAL EGGS COAST NEWS den, bar, 8'x20' sundeck, 4 ap­ THE L0X & BAGEL SHOP •si call 885-3193. #13 Inquire about our has an office in pls. To be moved $33 000 I The Dock, Cowrie St. 885-7677 low monthly payments 921-8641. #13 #13 The Bookstore INTERIOR DECORATING & I 12x68 Safeway. Lg. kitchen & •!»l n—i—i—l I 1 DESIGN SERVICE. Cowrie St., Sechelt I VISA & MASTERCHARGE Permasteel building 76x48 885-3930 Ivgrm., 2 utility rms.. shed. Loc. WELCOME found Sechelt. Make an offer. Drop in • or K'IYI' us .1 1 .ill! on Irg. landscaped pad. Reduced I Open Tues. to Sat. 885-2214. TFN to $13,500 firm. 885-3476. #15 I»8i ' 1966 Merc % ton s. box. V8, 3 Young male collie cross white 10 to 5 spd., $475 OBO or trade for good CLASSIFICATION: e.g. For Sale, For Rent, etc. chest white tip on tail, choke Fridge & stove in good condition Mobile home space available. running 9.8 Mercury outboard. I chain collar. Found Super Valu I inlet Avo. 8B5-3713 $250 ea. 883-2374 or 883-2870. Sunshine Coast Mobile Home I y, Block North ol Sechelt Po.t Office TFN 886-2440. #13 J parking lot. 886-9265. #13 Park. 886-9826. jFN Coast News, April 3,1985 17.

81 Kawasaki 650 good cond. Ex­ Office space for rent, 2nd floor QUALITY BUILDERS NOTICE tras, very fast. $1250 or trade for above Gibsons Building Supplies. Additions, alterations, new The following vehicle will fee of­ PU. 886-7437. #14 886-8141. - TFN homes. Free est. & design. 25 fered for sale under the yrs. exp. Tom Constable. Warehouse Lien's Act commenc­ Yamaha XS11 81 beefed up to Commuiity Hall for rent in 886-7887. #14 ing April 8, 1985. 1976 Ford PU Editor: Irene Lugsdin received 12 free 1204 cc. Californian kit, 10,000 Second place finisher Steve Robert? Creek. Phone Debbie, truck, 4 whl. drive (blue) Ser. passes to the Gibsons Weight km, new tires, 2 helmets, gloves Custom built homes, additions, I would like to take this op­ Miles enjoyed a brunch for two, 686-3994, 7-10 p.m. TFN No. F11YCC61839. Sale of same $2800. Phone Gill 886-3019, decks, patios, etc. Alex Miliar, portunity to thank the many courtesy of Andy's Restaurant, Room, and a three month pass vehicle will recover debts by 886-7739. - #13 1 bdrm. duplex Hwy 101, Gib­ 886-3996. #13 people whose generosity helped third place finisher Barry Janyk to the Weight Room went to sons. Appls., drapes. $295. owner R.C. Hall namely $600.- make last Sunday's 8th Annual received a complimentary lunch Arne Tveit-Pettersen, the oldest 1978 Honda CX500 M.C. Exc. Sale of vehicle will take place at 526-8036. #13 April Fool's Run the happy oc­ for two at the Gibsons' new runner of the day. cond., c/w 2 helm., saddle bags 1% noon on April 8, 1985 at site of Random draws were made & windshield. $1000. Ph. 2 bedroom modern home on vehicle, Henry Rd., Gibsons. casion it was. Forty-nine brave Harbour Restaurant; and the 885-2887 aft. 5. #15 Redrooffs Rd. View. Call eves. Can\etfan\ai\t B.C. #13 and hardy souls made the jaunt winning relay team of Donald among those taking part in the 926-3603. #13 from Gibsons to Sechelt Turene, Sheila Young, Paul run, and Raymond Dube and 1968 Hodaka Trials 90 cc. Good Repairs to cameras through April showers, and not Langevin and Raymond Dube Zyg Regulant also received off road. Incl. spare parts & WAREHOUSE binoculars, projectors va single spirit was dampened! were presented with a $20 gift three month passes to Coast manual. Low miles on rebuilt Competitive rates Many thanks to Blane certificate from the Creekhouse Fitness classes. motor. $350firm. 885-5988. #15 SHOP SPACE David Short j&t=J\ Hagedorn at Super Valu for Restaurant in Roberts Creek. With such community sup­ 750 to 2000 sq. ft. ' Pop» A Harley Davidson 1976 SS 175cc. • High Ceilings Enterprises* New and used golf cars. Call for providing oranges and water Fittingly, complimentary port behind it, the April Fool's Box 1948 7 more information to: The Golf Car Good run. cond. $500 OBO. • Large O.H. Doors Gibsons, B.C glasses along the route. passes to fitness classes were Run seem destined to be an an­ Bruce 886-2887. #13 • Heavy Wiring Centre, 248-8111 or after hours Lemonade courtesy of Ken's presented to the first Master nual Sunshine Coast event for Reas. Rates call 248-3234 pager number 172. finishers (men over 40 and some time to come. Thank you 1975 Honda 750 Four. Windjam­ Lucky Dollar in cups from Call #13 Audrey's Coffee Service woman over 35): Lyn Christian sincerely to all who make it mer SS Fairing. Engine sound, oil possible. packed. GJbd hobby bike or for 886-2663 Hardwood floors resanded and Softball, baseball and soccer awaited runners at the end of received a three-month pass to parts. $250. 885-3869. #15 Anytime finished. Work guaranteed. Free uniforms and jackets. Buy direct the run, and all these Jacquie Allen's Coast Fitness, Fran Burnside Waterfront, 1 bdrm. furn. apt. est. Phone 885-5072. TFN from the factory and save! Peter refreshments were most ap­ 80 Suzuki 850 GS shaft DR, full Granthams, $250.112^987-7612. Upton Jacket Works. Call toll-free preciated. dress, 21000 km, bike cover FOR EXPLOSIVE REQUIREMENTS #13 112-800-661-6461 for your free Maverick explains $2000. Eves. 886-7908. #15 Dynamite, electric or regular Much community spirit was catalogue. #16 LUXURY waterfront 1 bdrm./loft caps. B line E cord and safety shown in the donation of prizes Editor: clarify to you, and our many 24. apt. Stained glass, bay windows, fuse. Contact Gwen Nlmmo, Australia/New Zealand travel for runners. In addition to win- * I respect and accept your let­ favoured patrons, why we do balcony on the ocean. $425-450. Cemetery Road, Gibsons. Phone plans? Now you can call free to ning the Coast News Challenge ter of criticism, which appeared not accept passengers at the Wanted to Rent Avail.- Apr. 15. 112-987-7612. 886-7778. Howe Sound Farmer ANZA Travel - the Down Under ex­ Cup, first place finisher Glen in the Coast News' "Letter to Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal. #13 Institute. TFN perts. Lowest fares, best planned Chilton of Winnipeg (visiting the Editor" of March 25,1985. 1. Due to preferential Cabin near water $100 per House cleaning and/or baby sit­ trip. 112-800-972-6928. TFN family in Sechelt) received an We have problems from time loading, (first on, first off), month. We have good references Waterfront, 1 bdrm. furn. apt. Adidas sports bag courtesy of ting. Ph. Karen 886-8383. #14 Spring gardening. Everything to to time with our coaches arriv­ there would be insufficient time, lo show you. Call Brodie Granthams, $250.886-7830. #15 Adidas and Trail Bay Sports. for reasons stated above, to Will do garden rototilling. start: seeds, nutrients, heating, ing at Horseshoe Bay Ferry Ter­ 885-4564. #13 LUXURY waterfront 1 bdrm./loft Adidas and Trail Bay Sports Reasonable, call eves. 886-8487. lighting, germination kits, minal, with insufficient time for load passengers and baggage apt. Stained glass, bay windows, also provided a bag for the Working couple looking for three #14 greenhouses, solar openers. Metal loading, due to downtown traf­ safely. bedroom view or waterfront balcony on the ocean. $425-450. halides at best prices in Canada. youngest runner, 12-year old fic and the Lion's Gate Bridge. 2. We act as agents for collec­ Avail. Apr. 15. 886-7830. #15 house. Refs. available. Phone ARCHITECTURAL Send $2 for catalogue and price Davis Mah of Gibsons. This tie-up is mainly caused tion of B.C. Ferries' passenger 886-7174 after 5. #14 list to: Western Water Farms, TBS teamed up with Nike to tolls and are responsible to the Waterfront, 1 bdrm., stove, DESIGN DRAFTING from 1985 traffic being handled 1244 Seymour St., Vancouver. donate a bag to the first woman through the causeway and onto ferries for passengers on our House, at least 3 bdrms. for July fridge, oil HT, FP. Avail. April 1. V6B 3N9. (604)682-6636. #13 finisher, Ricki Ferguson. Nike by medical family. On or near 886-9206,926-2250. #14 a bridge designed to handle the bus. water pref. Also would like*use of Two for one beef sale. Introductory also provided start and finish traffic of 1939. It has happened before, boats. Call collect 403-246-8008, THE MANSE TOWNHOUSE offer. Purchase any side or hind banners for the run, and Adidas At this point, I would like to where a passenger has left the or403-233-0336E.Jain. . #15 IS TAKING RENTAL beef order and a beef rib section provided numbers. Nanaimo or Bowen Island APPLICATIONS and receive: Bonus #1-a 100 Ib. Ferry, without purchasing a 3 bdrm. house Gibsons area. side of pork order FREE. Bonus ticket for the Sunshine Coast 885-7265. #15 CI modern two bedroom • FREE ESTIMATE #2-every order receives 50 lbs. Thanks, Mr. Rosner townhouse Ferry, the passenger would • WORKING DRAWINGS fancy sausage made from part of G one and a half baths then approach our driver, • CONCEPTUAL DESIGN your trimmings. Black Angus Beef Editor: and time devouring to go this T fully carpeted Further to the letter I wrote to route. wishing to purchase a bus ticket 886-7858 Corp. Serving all of B.C. Call toll- from Langdale to points on the For,,Rent I ] five appliances including free 112-800-242-0637 or call you last week, which you dishwasher, washer Sunshine Coast, thus circum­ Landscaping and garden 438-5357. #13 published in the issue of March But his third suggestion is key and dryer venting the B.C. Ferries check­ It maintenance, ornamentals, 25, 1985. and should be carefully noted •' 1 private sundeck shaped hedges trimmed, fruit Lighting fixtures. Western for future reference by all those point, at the head of the ramp. 1X f Canada's largest display. I think it fair to report that I I ] enclosed garage trees pruned and sprayed. Phone received a courteous reply and to whom it may concern, and, if Maverick Coach Lines, being May 1st. Exc. type w/front for IJ family oriented 886-9294 after 6 p.m. TFN Wholesale and retail. Free faithfully adhered to, should be agents of B.C. Ferries, cannot those special people. 3 bdrms., G close to Sunnycrest Mall. catalogues available. Norburn an apology for the inconve­ Lighting Centre'Inc., 4600 East nience caused to the five ladies much appreciated. allow a mistake of this nature to panoramic view, privacy, lease. schools, tennis court & MOBILE HOME MAINT. happen. Passengers may obtain Please phone 886-7769. #14 jogging field Gutters, skirting, additions, Hastings Street, Burnaby, B.C. who signed the protest. Regar­ Suggestion 3. (I now quote) roofs. Anything to do with mob. V5C 2K5. Phone 112-299-0666. ding further problems of -'Another way is to walk onto tickets from our driver for Furn. post & beam house with I good references required homes. 885-5995. TFN TFN passengers with parcels and/or the ferry with your baggage and points on the Sunshine Coast, skylights. 3 bdrm. on 3 acres CI $425 per month after the ship is underway. An !: call Peter 886-9997 baggage, he had three sugges­ walk to the far end of the ship Rbts. Crk. 2 mi. from Gibsons. Call Garry's Crane for sod, pav­ Trucks, vans, trucks overstocked, announcement will be made Close to beach. Lge. decks, brick evenings tions: 1. that they board the bus where the driver'will load your ing stones, RR ties, yellow cedar must sell a hundred units by May. at the bus depot or 2. that they bags and sell you a ticket. The abord the ferry, that "tickets BBQ. Apr. 29 to Aug. 25. Ref. 4x4's, dead cars & crane jobs, Most models available for im­ may be obtained from the bus req. $550mo. 886-9095. #14 mediate delivery. Call collect to consign their baggage to the driver is usually around the bus 3 bdrm. WF house Granthams. 886-7028. TFN ferry service. for a few minutes before going driver, in the No. 1 lounge". Clean bright dplx. ste. 2 bdrm., W/FP. $300/mo. 886-2966. #14 Fogg Motors, 522-2821. Ask for Exp. gardener landsc. Used to Roger or Bob. Purchase or lease. upstairs.' I trust this has covered ail st. & fr., veg. patch. Pet ok. Gibsons area. Bright 2 bdrm. work in Shaughnessy area, exp. bases for you and that you $250/mo. 886-8000, 886>9271. #16 Regarding these two - it can ste.. near new appls., carpet, in all aspects of gard. & maint. #14 be said regarding 1. that it is not The italics are mine, to em­ understand why we have rules etc. Rec rm. w/FP, elec. ht. For odd jobs or steady employ. Flying U Ranch. Return to the' 'old always possible or convenient; phasize the important part of and regulations, that have to be $350/mo. Ref. req. C21 Real 886-3398. #15 days". Ride on your own. Rate in­ and regarding 2. that the ferry is the message. Thank you, Mr. followed on a regular basis. Estate. 885-2235. #14 cludes horses, cabin, meals, dan­ WE'RE IN PEERLESS TREE cing, etc. $390/week, $65/day. not responsible for the property Rosner! F.D. Rosner Wanted quiet lifestyle N/S, N/D SERVICES LTD. (604)456-7717. Book early. #14 placed in its care in this way, (Miss) A.M. Martin General Manager SECHELT female, to share furnished Chris­ Topping-Limbing-Danger tree and it is moreover inconvenient Gibsons, B.C. Maverick Coach Lines Limited Effective Thursday, tian home. $210 util. incl. Avail removal. Insured, guaranteed "Self-Divorce for B.C." Why pay April 4th immed. 886-3090. #13 work. Free estimates. 885-2109. more when it's "uncontested"? COAST NEWS TFN Guar, results, saves $100's. Free Arms spending inflationary Wilson Creek. Modern 3 bdrm. info anytime. Ph. Canadian Para has an office in Exp. plumber needs work. Old or house, WW, FP, wet bar, etc. Legal Concern Ltd. (1973) (604) the people must continue to be new jobs. Reas. rates. 886-9149. Editor: industrial complex ruling this The Bookstore $450.886-8035. #13 683-4024. #13 country", he confirmed oppressed and starved, I see Cowrie St., Sechelt #18 First, I must congratulate you Gibsons, Marine Dr. 2 one bdrm. something that many of us that communism is the only Computerized accounting, word & on the fine job you are doing in 885-3930 stes., view, close to town. $290 TREE TOPPING already knew. The strength of alternative open to them. Drop in • or give us a call! Tree removal, limbing & falling. data processing, legal & medical opposing the arms race. I trust Room & board for 2 quiet per­ & $325. 886-8035. #13 you will find space in your ex­ their lobby in Washington is Since the United States is so Hydro cert. Insured & lowest secretarial. National standards-25 frightening. obsessed with fear of the spread sons. Negotiable. Martin Rd., rates. Jeff Collins, 886-8225. #15 years training & job placement. cellent paper for the following Gibsons. 886-9866. #15 Write for calendar. Advance letter. If the American military of communism, would it not be Spring cleaning time? Mature, Business College, 142 * West budget was cancelled the better to offer people a superior One bedroom suite. Non-smoker. The graph published in the Help Wanted hard working, avail, immed. $5 Hastings, Vancouver. V6B 1G8. economy of the country would alternative instead of insisting $350,886-7581. #13 Coast News, January 7, under per hr. $4 for seniors. Call #14 the heading, "One million collapse almost over-night, and that they continue to starve? 2 bdrm., 3 appl., FP, mobile A part time position is available Leanne 886-3140. #15 drag down with it, the This could also be done with a for program development co­ Where can you lease a truck for Hiroshimas. Do you think we home 14'x70'. $350/mo. Housecleaning. Fast, efficient, economies of most of the other fraction of the present military ordinator who will identify local only $119.97 per month? Call have enough nuclear 886-3704. #15 thorough, references. 885-3618 capitalist countries of the world. budget. adult needs for English as a Se­ Dave Hinton collect at 294-0111 or firepower?", clearly indicates Cozy, furn. bach, cabin. Close lo cond Language training. Ex­ eves. #15 toll-free at Zenith 2200. After 6 the sheer insanity of the arms If nothing was put in its place, H.C. Holliday that is. Propping up the Pender Harbour Gibsons, $175 Incl. util. perience in E.S.L., program plan­ It's that time! Garden rototilling p.m. can collect 590-4589. DL. race. Since there is already 886-8370. #13 ning and cross-cultural relations with rear-end tiller. 885-3145. 5674. TFN enough nuclear power in ex­ economy by military spending is will be an asset. Hours for this a terribly dangerous and ineffi­ Rent, lease or sell. 2 bdrm. #15 istence to destroy all life on position are flexible, up to a max­ Galloway test station select bull cient method. I can think of Green wood/elect, ht,, priv., furn. or earth 50 times in a war of only a imum of 50 hours. Submit ap­ sale. Black or dun yearlings. unfurn. 886-8325 or 886-2906. few hours, what possible excuse dozens of developments and im­ plications in writing only before Saturday, April 13, 1:30 p.m., #13 Hanna, Alberta. Social & supper to can there be for making more? provements that could be made Party April 15 to Continuing Education, in this country with a very small Box 1897, Gibsons, B.C. #13 follow. Contact Russel Horvey, Certainly not a military excuse. RITZ MOTEL (403)854-2397. #14 part of our military budget, and 1 bdrm. suites complete. Weekly While Ronald Reagan and the forming Program Co-ordinator: to co­ I am sure you can too. rates avail. Now disc, for seniors. BeWngham, Washington motels. Pentagon people may not give ordinate a community employ­ 886-9410. #13 Coachman Inn & Park Motel. us any indication that they have The United States is so Editor: ment development conference, in Canadian money at par weekends. the very minimal intelligence to obsessed with their irrational My friends and I would like 2 bdrm. suite. Clean, lge., Gib­ conjunction with the Employment Through May 12, 1985. (206) fear of communism that they to form a chapter of the Green sons harbour view $375. No /Economic strategy committee understand this, I think we must 671-9000 or Vancouver, B.C. are actually promoting its Party here on the Sunshine pets. Refs. req. 886-7175. #15 and Continuing Education; to assume that they have. No one (604)224-6266. #14 spread. When I look at coun­ Coast. identify vocational training needs; 24 Hour Service could be quite that stupid. OCEAN VIEW . tries such as we find in Central If anyone is interested in at­ develop action plans (including Serves Sechelt to Gibsons. How to buy a used piano. There just has to be a different 3 bdrm. home in Davis Bay. and South America, where the tending a planning meeting, specified courses) based on Struc, elec.; plumb, maint. Ma­ Layman's handbook. Author: excuse. Fridge & stove. Ref. req. Avail, broad based community involve­ jor & minor renovations. No job Qualified piano tuner-technician. United States is propping up contact Anne, 886-7988 or immed. $475/mo. 886-3121.#15 When President Eisenhower ment. too small. Special rates to For handbook send $7 to "Key retired from office and said, rotten dictatorships with Gemma, 886-8427. 2 bdrm. mob. home, View, rec Qualifications include: excellent seniors. 30 yrs. exp. Bondable. Notes", Box 997B, Red Deer, military assistance, insuring that Laurel Sukkau Call 886-2949. #15 "there is a powerful milit rm., FP, wall oven, furn. 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