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Gibsons' Council Presses Holly Wreaths Last Saturday Provincial LIbr « Victoria* B."C. xn j... JUST FINE FOOD A Complete Line DANNY'S of Men's Clothing ' DINING ROOM SERVING THE GROWING SUNSHINE COAST Marine Men's Wear Gibsons — Ph. 886-9815 Lid. Published in Gibsons, B.C. Volume 15, Number 49, December 21, 1961. 7c per copy Ph. 886-2116 — Gibsons. B.C. " ~ —" — -'— — -•• -—,T* . .~-~~ —~.T". ' • •-•——-~^__-_»__»«W«K_« Scouts HOLLY ON SALE The Girl Guides sold all their Gibsons' council presses holly wreaths last Saturday. entertain Next Saturday/ :afternoon,fpep.i 23, they will be selling cut holiy Members of the OAPO; were guests on Friday evening, .Dec. outside Super Valu, as well as a 15 at a concert given by First Christmas tree which has been Y Gibsons -Municipal Cpuncil af- tc infci^ri M_v;Bonrter- council still body representing . both organiz­ Gibsons Boy Scouts arid their donated. (er discussion Tuesday night on sought an Increased police; force. ed and unorganized areas. If the f leaders. > Mrs. Allen will take orders for a letter from ' Attorney-General A request for the handling of local recreation committee was The guests were transported JJonner replying to a request for recreation . .commission govern-, for Gibsons alone, no..problem to and from the affair, with a Christm'as trees. Phone 886-2324. jnore police for Gibsons area,. ment .grants throughmunicipal would arise. Scout' in attendance with each moved that Mr. Bonner-be in-, clerks was presented council by An attack warning siren has car. formed council had ;riot changed the provincial recreation depart-/ been placed high .up at the south­ The program was well chosen, its mind and still wanted more ment. After discussion cpunciL east corner of South Fletcher with a sing-song by the boys and Water facts 'olice. Mr. Bonner's letter said decided to ask what happens in Road and School Road by the TfeAl^ l_tASOff~ in a later part community sing­ g. le matter would be reviewed the case of a local recreation Department of National Defence ing. Two short skits were given When estimates for next year who was fatally injured Satur­ ; so correspondence from the de­ day morning in Vancouver in a the boys doing a fine job, and to be given are considered. Y.Y partment stated. The siren is car accident. She was the daugh­ giving everyone a fine chuckle. West Sechelt Water Board '}Council made the. request to now ready in case of an alarm. ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. W. Ma­ A fine film on Conservation nf trustees would like property fhe attorney-general's "' depart­ Santa ex Wild Life followed and refresh­ ment some weeks ago inf the Accounts totalling $181.66 were son of Gibsons. Mr. Mason is a owners to know that the board Eight o'clock Friday, Dec. 22 scrutinized, and ordered paid, former president of the Royal ments were then served by the meets regularly to further its jfope definite action would be will see pupils of Roberts Creek boys. All this .was done by tho taken. Mr. Bonner's letter, while $112.46. of which is covered un­ Canadian Legion, Gibsons research regarding a ' water Elementary. School performing der the whiter works program'. branch and recently was confin­ .Scouts with the help of two la­ works for the district at an ac­ .Reaving negotiations open for fu­ on the stage of the Roberts Creek dies staffing the kitchen. ture talks, did not impress coun­ Community Hall. ,\ .;.-. John and' Mary Gaw were ed to hospital himself. Miss Ma­ ceptable cost. ; granted a building permit for a son, a graduate of Elphinstone A film on the life of Baden- Circumstances have slowed any cil, members of which decided Santa win be. on hand with Powell wafs shown, giving inci­ $7,000 four room one storey home High School in 1960 was in the concrete action on the part of something for the kiddies, courY on Wyngaert road. Y same year^ a Mermaid Queen dents in the life of this fine lead­ the board. However at. the time ;"s__IP HITS BREAKWATER tesy of the Community Associa­ candidate representing the Royal er and giving a fuller knowledge , While the Sfoell tanker was tion which also is donating the •Stop signs - are planned for of the work being done through of the next annual meeting the both sides of Beach Ave., oh Canadian Legion, Gibsons board will present all the facts' frying to dock late Tuesday hall and supplying a tree as well. branch. Scouting. wind and water swell carried • The Parents* Auxiliary will Seaview and one at the bottom pertaining to the installation of of Bal's Lane at Seaview Rd. Two boys .were presented with the system. $he v<essel into the breakwater serve refreshments and will be wejemmGaetevGmGBGGGVti&cfxbadges , one for drama, one for pilose to the do.ik iresuMng in. pleased to receive donations of- stamp collection. cakes and cookies. ,'A:-.x' qamage to about 25 feet occur­ LIBRARY TO CLOSE CbDrcb Services The program closed with the ring. Apparently the vessel AThenx yrSl ZbeZ ho. '.admission Queen, before which Mr. Haley Re-elect president pbu'ld not get any reverse mo­ charge but patrons will have an. Sechelt's piublic Library will ANGLICAN offered a hearty. vote of thanks opportunity to donate to a silver/ The evening circle of the W.A. tion due to wind and wave be closed- from Dec. 23 and will SUA., Dec. 24 to leaders, boys and W.A. for an pressure. collection. re-open on'Jan. 4. Y evening of fine entertainment. to St. Hilda's Anglican Church St. Hilda's held their annual meeting at the 9:30 a.m., Carol Service, home of Corp. and Mrs. P. Payne St. Bartholomew's WELFARE BINGO. Re-elected was president Mrs- 11:15 a.m., Matins Dick Clayton with Mrs. P. Payne Puppets intrigue in lifelike display 7:30 p.m., Carol Service Three hundred dollars broken vice-president; Mrs. S. Pehota, St. Aidan's down.to $15.and $10 with $1 as secretary and Mrs. T. Duffy, ^The visit of Llords' Internation­ Gounod's baHet from Faust ing off of their capabilities. To 3:00 p.m., Carol Service a base from which to work is a treasurer. A Social evening and al Puppets to Gibsons as an was the first presentation and say they'were..'almost human is - St. Aidan's Sunday School will problem but not a problem which -Christmas party and exchange Overture Concerts association vilh the puppets manoeuvring to no exaggeration. If puppets could bold a Special Children's Ser- • cannot be solved. of gifts followed to which the perfection aided by a really ex­ think "they thought even as you - vice on Sun., Dec. 24 at 11 a.m. • The .easiest way to get to the afternoon group was invited. event on Wednesday night 6f last cellent tape recording . Of tho and I, reacting in the same man- Christmas. Day solution Is to take the $1 and buy The evening was spent with re­ w^ek is something Orie can Iodic Philadelphia orchestra playing ner.Y Yk- - ' . St. Hilda's . a bingo card, on. which one can corded music and games with a back on for .manyYmbn_^:Yto the ballet music, one forgot im­ Mr. Llords' artistry goes' be­ 8:30 a.m., Eucharist win either $10 or $15 out of the call late in the evening from the come. - A-yZ/4Z:.•/./:. x: mediate suniitin--ngs and watch­ yond that of handling,puppets as_ St. Aidan's .$300.' . ,--'..,,-. • « vicar, Rev. Denis Harris. .* /_£aniel Llords who manipulates ed the poppets develop the Faust . pieces of cloth,, wood and. wires. 10:00 a.m., Eucharist „ 5 ... This, bingo, -Sponsored by/,thos rM3\p_ppets through a delightful-- tfteme^ They seem tp be ahveY more" Stl Bartholomew's ^~"' Sunshine. Coast Welfare Fund "ly entertaining evening announc­ and if one imagined, as Mr. like humans tryingito be pup­ 11:30 a.m., Eucharist will" be held Thursday evening at WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ed that the Gibsons performance iiords suggested, one was sitting pets. It is his mental setting of St. Mary's, Pender 'Harbour 8 o'clock in School Hall A 50th wedding anniversary ' was the last of his Canadian tour up in the godsfin a theatre from . thief stage which goes a long way 11 a.m., Sunday, Christmas open house will be held in a tour which he makes every where stage characters would ap­ : towards one's enjoyment of the Service and Holy Communion 25th ANNIVERSARY honor of Mr. and Mrs. Martin seven years. ' '•'••'•:•.-• pear small, the illusion was com­ performance. If anyone of the Madeira Park The 25th wedding annivers- Warnoicik on Thursday, Jan. 4 The "little world of Daniel plete. '. "A: ... audience failed to be entertain­ 2:30 p.m., Sunday,' Legion Hall Sary o£ Mr. and Mrs. Frank in Madeira Park hall. This Llords".was, to describe it brief­ What tickled some people's ed, it was not the fault of the Christmas Service Wyngeart of Gibsons will be event will start ait 8 p.m. , ly, magi£. He, an artist to the fancy was the 18th century draw­ puppets or Mr. Llord. One could and Holy Communion celebrated on Dec. 25. Helpdng " very core, enthralled with his de­ ing room scene with the bewig- easily spend an afternoon or an •for this occasion will be Mrs. lightful presentations. >:,:. ged, elegantry dressed puppet evening watching the many fa­ UNITED August Lehmann,' Mrs. Wyn- KINSMEN WINNERS Lighting, costuming and the performing on the piano. The il- cets of Mr.
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