M « ,A "-J , , V«*a I* l rf 4 / f ' •"•^?W suggest ,foL, *-- IV ' jngttat^s the breakwatV project if jlM^^^ Wi 1° ^^jK^l^li!^000 ^s^»?*^ imflptk«#> a^^epar^l» M future be^ jetted *^- #* mon^ should ibeu%eVetots Prove* that'I was right in, this con- If used •ei%r for'extending the projector fne^tiW.f! i - ' »*f. « *"* **>- Kinsmen auction sale provision of floats, has brought'a -reply ' JACK? DAVIS, from MP for Coast-Capilano'-Jac* Davis. MP. CoastjCapilano.* li-.* ' Great^shaw of credit goes' to1 Mr,' Da vi* swells charity funds. for his endeavors^ on "behalf of'the breaks- SECHELT Kinsmen announce the recently water and-we consider War comments 'well I held annual White Elephant sale proved worthy of publication. He states: Hon. Philip Gaglardi a successful fund-raiser realizing between "I read, with interest, your editorial $350 and $400 which, as usual, will go to­ • on tho Secheit breakwater which appeared Secheit guest speaker ward one or other of the clubs charitable in the May 24, 1957, edition of The Penin­ causes. sula 'Times, It was headed "Hang on to HONOU|lABLE' Philip ^Gaglardi, Minister, Members extend a special word of $74,000.". ,. of Highways will be speaking In Secheit - thanks to Joe Benner who, as in the past, "In your editorial you say, quite right­ on .Wednesday June 21, at ,7:30/p.m. but he ' kindly donated his ser ' - -s . - , that were put out to competitive floats for next year's event. tender, resulted in a saving, then the net . * * ** result should,be a ieduction in taxation. Meeting last Thursday at Ole's Cove, ^•Hfc—rtf JlWlf 4*<*.JC Ae*m'**^.*\fli0lW\imwi0r%»*^^ At least I would prefer this approach, to members" applauded the efforts of Ted Project c|>romerices Secheit Garden Club •one of simply adding more government Farewell, who so ably chaired the May ONE OF the biggest advances "fijej awaited breakwater" at Selma Park." projects merely because there was some Day committee and put in so much time Secheit gets underway as a'crew* It is expected that a~great~prorx>rtioa Centennial Caravan Slack in the economy and money had been and effort into the project. Mr. Farewell meets Wed., June 7thr saved through competition. pointed out that thanks are due a number starts preliminary rock drilling' of the rock fill will be-used from the of people and that almost all businesses in­ operations at the site of the long-1 existing rock* bluff ".*, . ' - ' comes to Peninsula MEMBERS of tiie Secheit Garden Chtb ^Please do not get DC wrong. We will volved either gave a discount or donated will meet Wednesday, June T at St^Hilda's have*our ; break'-vate^ —. ^ .—-———-^-rrf • CENTENNIAL Caravan will* visit "Secheit } items to the event. ''Tftursda'y,-June 22 ano,during the hours Hall, and hope to finalize plans" for- the if it; attracts sufficient business, an exten­ r Special thanks were extended to' Mr.'Al Community Association.. • *. - - - it is 'Open to the ^public, from 11 a.m. to 11 forthcoming flower show "scheduled for sion will be builti However I think an ex­ June 24. . - v tension to the breakwater should only be Campbell of Tyee Airiines, who not only p.m. itis'estimated that 10,000 people could built When there is a demonstrated need for allowed the use of three 62 his aircraft for comfortably tour the roomy^exhibit. Members of the Fall Fair committee it What do you thinks ' '." L , a flypast, but took Quefns, princesses and, '- Consisting of-eight. 72-foot trailers, the are expected to be present for • discussion Regional Board accepts on the fair. * * ' , > * ' r ' *?As you will no doubt recall, I had a escorts for a flight around the area also. caravan contains something of interest for r great' deal ^f'difficuS .Dthe)-i;sjpeciaX.;;to^ people of afl. -ages- recalled with the result that Mr. Osborne •^Development of Canada from primeval by carrying'out. a., benefit cost study. I Port Mellon has i cached such - a state raised hi* bid to $500 with no changes in said; sifcjthat time, that the demonstratable OAP.O to Clowhbm, where they were pro­ times to the, present day, is depicted through that the Port Mellon Community Associa­ ( the others. Contract-therefore was awarded imaginative use lof still and" motion. pic­ benefits would be several times its cost vided with a salmon barbecue and other tion wrote the "regional board offering to *' T. Osborne. Musical Festival event ofconstructight be trans- ^ advice by the provincial dept that it is ' Admissioh is -free but children under 10 much to see some of these benefits mater­ ported. . essential the~ right type -of person bef ap* THIS week, for one-^ week^'ontyf .pfcoto- ialize before insisting that more money be Suggestion that the club donate $50 in shopild be 'accompanied by- -an -adult;- no — graphs 4aketf at the ireccftt-Music ".Fes­ order to assist a student from tbe Secheit Directors expressed -their appreciation; pointed. The board agreed -that- if possible dogs are allowed., and ro.fpod on the trail­ put into what I have always been convinced of the offer ahd agreed that indiscriminate 4 the position should go to a local man, the tival will be,on show a^the Arts Gbiincil is not only a worthwhile, but alio an es- Indian Residential School visit EXpo with er sjte which is Hackett Park; Centre, in Sechelty dpen; Thurs'., -tb|«uib scntialjievelopment—a- harbor of refuge oUw s^dents was unanimously approved; interviewed, jnidv^felon*mtrf-i*-V-£ &tn---i-g- «.th&SUnshlfie'Coast& XimrfifX^r'ni^^ * "—* »-*--,-'-• n '^^rM.&-^^Hh^-n&3™.7'/*t^0tp8rat-l&rthri)e:avey;^.if. v"***»--kATni1#'-T»SecheU^D4i ' on "In closing, I would like-to-make* one tachment, RCMP, adv.sed the dub that has not yet been approved,' it was the board" to ..* %„. .,..,. . „__,__ _... wprfc fitonr'$$ •final point. Several'so-called experts, from RCMP had a very able ball team and hand­ a part-time basis to start. caused .by the expected large, influx of visi- Secheit f Residential *Stfbool.;' fo, a .prec^rt* offer to pay Gibsons Village the sum' of Director Gilker—reported that as .0? t r,!, 1 time to time, h$v$ said that a breakwater ed out a' challenge to the. Lions. This was t0rS'• '-•'«• assembly, prizes for ^rf were ^presented, $20 for use of its dump until-approval-has September next, we will no Ibnfeer have % - v at Secheit could not be built for less than duly accepted and date of play will be an­ been received. ' This year it will be-held in Seehelt Le­ and' the \ four prize Jwttyfing picture^:** and $500,000. W£ wHl be getting one which is nounced later. a recreational director. Mr. Phil-Lawrence J Director Gilker said that from what he will be leaving the area, partly for personal gion Hall _aqd will be open from* 11 a.m. those" gaining honOuTabI^*,ineiition willg be \ . could see of the dumps, much of the, refuse reasons and also there is a matter'of some to 4 p.m. -and will be- cafeteria style.,. * among the work displayed. Mqney prices At Eagle Lodge camef rom Gibsons anyway. 'He was sup­ conQiclion of views in,Victoria, he added. Convener is Mrs., J.- Redman supported were'niade available by-aiHiTtcrested -ment- ported by Director Fred" Feeney who A meeting regarding v/ater resources, is by. active and associate members, of the ber of the community who wishes to * re­ pointed out that only one-third of village to be held at the Phblic Health Unit in auxiliary. , ^ - . > main anonymous. , . * ,„„;,./; residents are presently using the official Gibsons June .19. at 7:30 and.it is under­ garbage pick-up. Director Gilker comment­ stood will be attended by MP Jack Davis, ed that once the village' participates in Mr. Bullock of the Provincial Water*' Re­ Plan development . •.. ; , , ' * the regional pick-up, those who do not pay sources Branch and Mr. Martip Dayton, , , v_ , ^ for 'such services will simply have the fees consulting engineer. , ' sets season end-meeting added to their taxes, this way they might be encouraged to use the pick-up service. Thirteen subdivisions fl! T • i«AST meeting of the year for the Pender dents as possible to .hear their views on Director, Frank West said he felt anyone I "> a.-i Harbour and District Chamber of Com­ the; following: the service provided to the caught' dumping indiscriminately should be Thirty days jail merce Council will be held at EttglcIJodgc public through the use 6f any of these har­ prosecuted. ''Eyeh ii wje fail to win our Dinning Room, Farrlngton Cove Resort, bors, their efficient management, the case, let their,names be- brought"-'before the on assault charge Wilson Creek to Pender Irvine's Londipg, oil .Tuesday,, June 13, future system of / rates andf charges for public by way of the press,'* he said, REGIONAL-district directors met last week for a water hook-up. It was suggested tho .their usage, the need for additional ser­ ' Director Gilker suggested the the board PENDER Harbour man, Kenneth Walter and waded laboriously, in cramped regional board might investigate feasibility Dinner will bo at 6:30 p.jn., followed by vices such as lighting, power, water, car- NeUon, age 30, "appeared before Magi­ the meeting at 8 p.m. a get together with both villages with a view quarters, through a varied agenda which of a water system and possibly -negotiate parking .'facilities, etc. • to, retaining '•',the service.^ of sn efficient strate Charles Mittelsteadt -last week to included discussion with Provincial Plan-, with Village of Gibsons on their behalf. The guest speaker will be. Dr,v T.. G. It is ]\ope& that all members of the lawyer well-versed in«municipal affairs. answer a charge of assault occasioning bodily harm, laid by his wife. Incident oc­ ning Officer Mr. B. S, Jawanda. Chairman Norm W«tsou said a water How, presently conducting the Inquiry into Chambbr . will endoavour to attend this It was reported' thot the regional dump Commenting on the activities of tho system could be financed by tine regional Small'boiU Harbour Administration,on,the meeting., If you intend to.be at;tho dinner for the, Secheit area, is almost ready and curred during a family disagreement. He. was sentenced to 30 days jail, given planner, presently engaged by the regional board if included in letters patent, but at West Coast, which hc Is undertaking at the at 0:30 p.m. please telephone Mrs. Jo Ben­ that/of .three bids reotived for prepatory board, Mr, Jawanda fiaid his first duties present this is not,so. The other way would request of the Minister of-Transport, tho jafield, Secretary, at 883*2336 before 'noon, work, Mi. Ted Osborne had bid $400, C. "a two-year probationary sentence and or­ dered to post a $250 bond. would Involve drawing up a number of be for, the group to form,** water'lmprov«- '\ Honourable"' J,W. Pickcrsgill. Dr. • How , is ohSurfday, June U. There is no need to Slcotte $1,800 and A. Uitchoy $996,00. Some maps of the area to include roads;! power- -rn'cnt 'ddptrlct./'-"-.'' ,;•' •..'';'* f;'••••;' "anxious to meet as many of the local resi­ qonfirm attendance at the meeting at 8 p.m. misunderstanding resulted in the bids being Also facing a charge of common as­ sault, James Donald Wise was given a one- linos, etCi A'.'large wa|l map will also bo Director Cliff Gilker expressed the, view- yoar suspended sentence and orded to provided to shpw existing, land use and that the residents involved simply want tho place a $500, bond,, Charges, were laid by zoning. Once these have been completed, board to intercede with village council for Stcvo-'Bidluk who alleged he was walking together with a planners' report, Mr. Jaw­ water for which they 4r<. prepared to pay. along the street when Wise drove up, left anda will submit hii? recommendations oh Director John Dunlop,^ however^ cast the his vehicle and committed''the offence. zoning regulations, recreational land use, view that it might bo: presumptuous for the Charles Larry Nichols of; Pender .Har­ etc. board to approach village touncll. bour, ago 24, caught driving at speeds up Administrator Charles Gooding, reported Director Fred Feeney, also a village to 75 mph in a 40 mph ;cono >vns fined $50 that ho has been notified by the 'department commissioner, stated that a similar request and his driving llcanco suspended for six of highways that a total ot 13 applications had been brought to Ivlllago awl'had,;been months, * for sulxlivisions have bo6n received, all turned-.' oyer fpr recommendations 4 ,by . tho No arrests have yet, been made follow­ , between Wilson Cijeck, and Earls Cove. village engineering consultant. In turn, the ing break-in and thot't at,tho,Bonner Block. Property owners of Reid Road, North consultant had adyiscd against, supplying u ^atisiStoF^UoC*M.^ 'U6'acl*i\r|d'Cenvcftery-Roild'arcrsuhmittcd a-'**" outsldo-nioas-until-suchrtimo thoy -nro in­ f ^.l.t H l-tf-ii small cash wore stolon, petition asking'for support to their request corporated Into the village. ' , Mr, Gilker, agrcpd ;tbnt perhaps tho group should first present the petition to Teacher explains ... ' the village 1 but Director Frnnk West said 1. ' he thbguht the board "would bo executing Ha', duty by asking cbuv.eU « It is prepared to/flupply the water, New methods in reading It .was finally moved a letter be "sept council regarding/-thr petition and asklpg whether It Is prepared to adpply water. designed to fit student Another letter to bo sent the group advising It:of tho board action. , NEW methods In reading, Introdued by or dlagnoHo any difficulties, A Granthams resident woto stating Mr, John Ayrls In jlils grade six,class at .Principal Mr, George Coopor believes rumor'has It that a number of homes, arc Gibsons Elementary School, were explain* that tho continuous progress system brings , to bo built on the hill .U Granthams. 'aThero bd to the public at last week's education out tho bout In a student, .and challenges is, no wntor supply and tho possibility of moolIng of tho School Bonrd, lho tenchor lx> find mpro effective methods pollution was questioned. A second com* -'Dcalgnod—to-fit—tho • Individual-student „.Jfo, „ r„^.„„ somo children_ , ^ . :plaint,JnvoiYeajft.strucUraj.bclnB.,buUtanoxt to a new home, also without water.,,: ' ,, Hi, rather lhan fit lho student, Into a net cur* the teacher to became a facilitator of pupil rlculum, ,tho nevv programme was ohtlln-; learning rather than: an Impartcr of know­ Chairman Watson pointed out, the Act nod In a paper prc»ontod to the ilrillsh calls for roiids and Mtet, but was,told- by ledge, ' • ' 1' ' !i»' < ' Columbia Teachorft Federation at a recent tho clerk that n«( tho airucturo was undctf- Conference.onJConUnuoufl Progress Kdu eoi\' covering rending from grnderi 4*12, each ed horizons of Interest; awnrcncs.v nnd re­ sidercd but that present, p6wcr.i do not child being encouraged to road those, thnt spect for authors and poets and more In­ provide much protection, :, M ,Mr.,Jawnnda advised the board that It' 1 appeal to him. nt bin own particular level, dependent workers. Above-' all,, she says, MjlF * Written and oral (book, reports aro pre* children realize that reading and learning might approach the matter from tho health pared by sludonts working singly or In aro fun and when they become Intrinsically department angle, by InveftUgaUng null- l,'(a»t*|' ability of septic tank'-, health hazard, ew, ^roup.*irWhi*f*''Olh<»r^tu-«r«>*.b\»fy«wot-.* .motlvsiUdrU\ev,gQloi\.readlnR,JUtenU\R.$vnd. I'll klnKrthe-tcnchor-h«-*-U»«o*.for,.lndlvldujila, JonnilngJana,aftec»tc^.K..flU)pJ\anBlnB,ovor- »,^,,Mfcmbc™«a©c© conferences to dlse'Mfls progrosfi, ,evaluatQ them nflu" teachers stop talking. -do v elopwu-bo.»a pproaohed*- for- further -4^»-»-*»«a««-**«* tails of his 4>tans, 1 ••••'•, 1" •: ' ' t,;ij- i,

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Pqeje 2 The Peninsula Times, Wednesday, June 7 T967 f REAL ESTATE (cont'd) TRAILERS FOR SALE (Continued); FOR SALE (Continued) FOR SALE (Continued) WANTED TO BUY ;*B0000BB00000B000BBB00B00000BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB. 1 _ ONE—-Metronome- -for- -musiCar*- 5 *r» T*I c*. Sechetr- Phone 985-9654 REDROOFFS—Modern 4 Hbed- FOR SALE—2 bedroom trailer* USED Beatty 'Washer $14.95; NAILS' $12, 10Obs7~Vinyl~As-^ 1954" TD~l4A "Catr885^2094T * bestos - tiles. 9x9,** 10c each; 463-28 Phone 885-2292. 516-29, I THE PENINSULA JutttA Gibsons'-Phone 886-2515 room- home on. 2 lots, clqse^to I0'x55l, 7 months old, fully Easy Spin Dryer $19.95.vaUsedA beach: and safe^boat} anchorage; furnishedL m colonial 'coloured Electric Range, 3 elements 12x12, 15c each; 9x9 cork tiles, I Living room, |2J8xl5* fireplacfe. plumbing and appliances. All working $29.95. Parker's Hard­ 9c each. Remtiants, Inlaid, 220 SMALL stand of e'edar trees, LEGAL NOTICES Classified Bright cab, Mfxhen1; rec. roorh; set 'hp including' cabana. Full ware, Phone 885-2171 Secheit. yards. Exterior paint or matte near''Madeira Park for sale. finish $3.95, reg. $9.95. Shake 1 EF ; k-oii heat, dble' carport.. Lovely price $7,500 terms. Phone 886- - 509-tfn Phone 255-1828 collect. 464-28 BAILIFF SALE ' : landscaped yard with patio. 9615. 445-27 a -I • - '- • " —"-'• • ••———— — •••"I** - '" '• '• - paint, $3.95, reg. $7.95. Inter­ I '0BV000000BB00000I '00000000000000. By virtue of a mechanic's +JB000M00B000000B000BBBBB0BB000BI Sale by owner, phone evenings USED power saws for sale. AU ior paint, ^.oo and $4.95 < per FOR LETTERHEADS, envel makes and sizes. Chain Saw gallon. „ Large stock of used Published Wednesdays by the FOR RENT (Continued) J§5-9782 or write Box 470 c-o NEAR- new Scotty .trailer. opes, 'statements,, invoices <*&&, we have seized from Mrs. The Peninsula Times Ltd., •^-PeniHsula'" Times,' Box 381, Se­ Sleeps 3. Propane stove, 3 Centre, Secheit, -885*-9626. vacuum cleaners, A-l shape, Clare Woods, a 1956 Chevrolet $19.95 and up. 1965 9VJ John­ and all commercial printing, 2-dr. Serial VB 560037730 to re­ • at Secheit, B:C. NEW deluxe apartment, 2 bea4- cheit, B.C.. " 469-tfn light system, ice box, ample 8966-tfn contact the Times office *at Se­ ^^„ .„ ,. storage. 975 lbs. total weight. son outboard, like new, $195.00. ehelt or phone 885-9654. cover the sum of $209.85< plus all' ' rooms, laundry facility, $110 CROSBY roping saddle-russet, Benner Bros. Furniture and costs of seizure and sale. The REDROOFFS - 300 ft.. from. . per month, also small office, phone p Smith g85 9565 double rigged, new price Paint Store, Secheit, 885-2058. sale, namely 14 days from this . $38 per month, heat and light beach. 3 bedroom home on 448-tfn $155 00 Used 2 or 3 times price 12 VOLT transistorized car 124-14 radio, will fit in almost any vehicle may be viewed day of Member, Audit-Bureau included. Whitaker Block, Dav­ approx. l acre. Fireplace, good . $120 00 Frank Lee, Madeira date, namely June 21, 1967 at of Circulation is Bay. Fhone 885-2280. 250-tfn water system. F.P.,$11,000 with BOATS & ENGINES Park. Phone 883-2607.U. 438-27 make of car, like new. 2 black, Classified Advertising Rates: SILVER Skagit Shake & Shin­ foam - cushioned headrests, Haddeh's Home Service, Box $6,500 down, balance at $50 per 93, Secheit, B.C. 3-L*-r*e Ad-Briefs (15 words) month at 5 percent. Phone 885- OIL stove and 120 base Italian gle. Local sales: Phone 886- chrome mounts, like new $10. REAL ESTATE INFLATABLE Kayaks and can­ s One Insertion .... .„,._ „50c 9576 or write Bo\ 508 c-o Pen Oiwn Phone 885-2163. 504-28 9697 or 886-2097. 466-tfn Phone 885-9654. 510-tfn 514-Pub. June 7, 1967 Three- Insertions $1.00 oes. Finest quality from Eur­ Extra lines (5 Words) : .... 10c DAVIS BAY-Sale of sales! insula Times, Box 381, Secheit, ope Hale's Boat Sales, 1307 E B.C. 508-tfn 8th, Vancouver 12. Free deliv­ (This rite does not apply to Stucco duplex in choice res­ Ja. St Mary's Garden Bay . . . ' commercial Ad-Briefs.) idential area. Nice lot with- LEVEL, serviced lot Gibsons ery Member B C Kayak and Box Numbers _. 10c extra beautiful view. §21,000. are-a. $1,300. Ph 886-7793. Canoe Assn. '< 335-tfn i- 387-28 25- Book-keeping charge is added SECHELT—3 bedroom home on for Ad-Briefs not paid by publica­ 14' 6" FIBREGLASS boat Con­ Anglican Church wedding tion date. 4 acres on old School Road. TO PURCHASE or sell prop­ vertible canvas top with 18 Legal or Reader advertising 25c New furnace, fireplace. A real erty in the Secheit area, our h p Johnson and canvas boat per count line. nice home. $12,500. e x p e rienced t representative cover Good condition $575 unites Pockrant - Mills Display advertising in classified VIEW LOTS IN DAVIS BAY— Charley King, \ull be pleased cash. Phone 883-2624. 515-30 Conway, all of North Vancouver; Mr. and Ad-Brief columns, $1.50 per inch. One all cleared. Terrific to help you. Phone 885-2066. ST. MARY'S Anglican Church, Garden Chas. English Ltd. Real Est-V 15 FOOT fibreglass boat, fac- Bay was the scene of a pretty Spring Mrs. E. Scambler, South Burnaby and view. Call- and Insurance, Gibsons, B.C. ory made, windshield, steer­ wedding on May 27, .when at 2 p.m., Eliza­ JMrs. F. Creighton, Selma Park. ANNOUNCEMENT Charlie King—885-2066 314-tfn ing and controls only, with beth May Mills and Gerald Wayne Pock­ trailer. $300. Box 366, Gibsons. rant were united in matrimony by Rev. H. "Survival Swimming" is thp name of FOR membership or explosive CHARLES ENGLISH LTD. WATERFRONT property at 420-26 Barry Jenks. The bride is the daughter of brand new Red Cross water safety course requirements, contact Wiljo 1010-24 Halfmoon Bay. Phone ,£85-9330 Mr. and Mrs* Wm. Mills and the groom is 17 FT . V bottom, for persons of all ages. Learn to survive! Wiren, selling agent, Howe or 885-9796. 330-t£n 50 hp Merc- the son of Mr., and Mrs.. R. Pockrant, both Take a "Survival Swimming" course! Sound Farmers' Institute, -Reid EWART McMYNN ury outboard 1964 . $1200. of Madeira Park, B.C. Road, Gibsons; 886-2014. Stum­ GIBSONS — 2 bedroom home Write F. Julian, RR 1, Half- ping or. ditching powder, dyna­ REALTY & INSURANCE with rumpus and laundry moon Bay, B.C. 502-28 Given in marriage by her father, the room. Close to schools, ocean bride wore, a...nylon and lace cojit over a BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH mite, electric or regular caps, Box 238 Phone 886-2166 •*"* *\ view. $11,500 ful price. Phone 13' FIBREGLASS and plywood **"• "3^ " SERVICE: SECKELT primacord. etc. 9172-tfn >*r street length sheath of taffeta over organza Gibsons, B.C. 886-7058. 1019-31a JOT extra strength. $200. Ph. with lace applique. Her 'shoulder 'length Sunday School — 10:00 a.m. Roberts Creek area: Summer 886-7793. 388-28 veil was. held in place by a white-flowered OBITUARY ~~~ •i i Church Service — 11:15 a.m. cottage, can be used all year, SECHELT AGENCIES LTD. 14 FT. ARO-line heavy gauge headdress and she carried a cascading Prayer — Wednesday 7:30 p.m. almost 70 ft. beach, $10,500 — i bouquet of red rosebuds and white step- LEKMANN — On May 28, 1967, Realty' & Insurance aluminum boat with wind­ terms. shield, steering wheel & engine, hanotis. REV. A. WILLIS, Minnie Lehmann, Gibsons, Box 155 Secheit, B.C. You are invited to attend any or each service B.C., formerly of Kelowna. Sur­ $6,000 down gives possession of Phone: Office 885-2161 controls and 18 hp Evinrude Bridesmaid was Miss Peggy Mills, sis­ One Acre waterfront with motor. Phone 885-2122. 471-28 vived by her loving husband See our listing under the date ter of the bride, wearing a street length bright family home, 3 bedrms, gown of yellow lace over taffeta with white August, 8 daughters, Mrs. Celia pad. 14' PLYWOOD V bottom boats Stroshein- Mrs. G. -Wyngaert, basement with A. Oil furnace, accessories and carrying a bouquet of pink 217-tfn with 5V2 hp Evinrude. Good St. John's United Church Gibsons. Mrs. Ruth Laure; ample .water. Terms like rent. carnations. Wilson Creek, B.C. Mrs. Esther Heppner and Mrs. Older 3 bedrm country home, condition. 885-2007. 472-28 Best man for the occasion was the GIBSONS—Unique, fully serv­ Sunday School—-9:45 a.m. Grace Nygren of Saskatche­ large grounds, ample water. FOR SALE—15' plywood run­ groom's brother, Mr. Frederick. Pockrant Divine Worship—11:15 a.m. wan; Mrs. Minnie Pohl of Ques- $7,500 full price, asking half iced property with 150 feet \va- about boat, 35 hp Mercury. Sound with background of maj­ with Mr. Victor Dubois as usher. Organist Led by Miss H. E. Campbell nel; Mrs Lenore Nygren of cash. Single lever controls, 885-2076. First prize was Mrs. Don Cameron. Except on 2nd Sunday each month Wilson Creek and Mrs. Ariene estic, snow-capped North shore Gibsons: Bright new 2-bedTpom mountains Full Price $5,000. _...,_,_ _ , ._. .46^-28 GRADE six,... Secheit Elementary; ^.Reception followed an.,the .Royal Canad-,-, Family Seryice—-1 )..: 15 O-fO* ;..., Block of Kelowna. Two sons, nbmie on best view street, large ' Divine Service— 3:30 p.m. Henry Dutz of Quesnel and . School student, Eleanor Swan has ian Legion Hall .^Madeira Park.1.where..the Led'by RevrWyM: Cameron living rm (27x13), smart cabi­ SARGEANT BAY — Like fish­ CARS and TRUCKS been awarded first prize for Ele­ bride's table was fragrant with' lilac and Louis Dutz of Saskatchewan. 26 ing? Yes—well, this is the lot net kitchen: $16,000 down—cash mentary School Poetry, open to all spireea and centered with a three tiered grandchildren and 13 great- or own financing. for you; salmon virtually at '66 VOLKSWAGEN 1300 De- grand-children. Remains for­ students in British Columbia. She re­ wedding cake. Mr. F, Pockrant proposed Neat home on large level lot, your doorstep. 90 feet frontage Luxe. Radio. Good condition. the toast to the bride. ANGLICAN CHURCH warded to Kelowna for funeral on beach. Full price, $3,900. 886-2204. 520-27 ceived The Sir Ernest MacMillan 18x15 living rm. with fireplace, Chib* Literay, Competition certifi- For her going away outfit the bride SAINT HILDA'S-^SECHELT -service, .and;,interment.., -Harvey 14x20 kitchen-dining, good sized HALFMOON BAY -~ Modern ( Funeral Home, Gibsons, B.C.," EXCELLENT transportationr ^cate and three dbilars. chose "a suit of yellow boucle with a cor; 8:00 a^m. Every Sunday bedrm, util, bath, plenty of home on "2 acres with over 200 1953 Austin A40 4. door sedan. sage of yellow roses. 9:30 a.m. Church School directors. 476-27 with A. Oil furnace, $15,5W) feet waterfrontage. Property 11:00 a.m. 2nd, 4th, 5th Sundays Low mileage on rebuilt motor, DREAMLAND —by Eleanor Swan The newly married couple will make cupbbds, w.w. rugs, basement beautifully treed with Arbutus 7:30 p.m. 1st and 3rd Sundays NAYLOR—On June 2, 1967 in : economical, reliable, $150. 885- I take a trip to dreamland their home at Halfmoon Bay, B.C. cash or cash-to mortgage. and Evergreens. Full price, 9654. 407-tfn Services held regularly in Stf Mary's, Hospital, Secheit, $16,400. Terms. Every night in bed Out of town guests included, Mrs. Wm. GARDEN BAY, REDROOFFS and EGMONT B.Gf Wifliam Jennings Naylor Ne\v BUSINESS listings, Reve­ Bradshaw; Mrs. D. Vigor; Mr. and Mrs. nue props.,, acreage. I960 MERC. 600 gravel truck And lovely dreams come every night For information phone 885-9793 of Roberts Creek. Survived by PENDER HARBOUR — Fully M. Fleming and Shelly, all of Vancouver; $600. 885-9704. _ / 524-29 And dance into my head. Every Wed. 10 am H. Communi

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MURRAY'S GARDEN &PFT TWIN CREEK LUMBER SUPPLIES; BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD* ame also recalls the j«. • LANBSCAPING - PRUNING Dial 8864808 i - B M Gower Point Rood When''You-J Need' Building. Supplies early Coast explorers Gibsons, B.C. » Dial 886-2919 - ,; Give'U? A Coll. - " 18th CENTURY explorations of what is from Ambassador Conde, Mr. Stead re­ — • ^ i ' , *r?R£E, ESTATES, how Canada's Pacific Coast, /by the called the interesting historical events that ' i i» •• * Spanish navigator Juan Francisco de la DIAMOND W BUILDING SUPPLIES v were involved. He voiced the appreciation . i-BpAT OWNERS ! Bodega y Quadra, were recalled when of the department of transport and of the Deglers for Westcraft Windows fc the Spanish Ambassador to Canada, His Canadian Coast Guard in particular for t Benjamin Moore Points and ail Consult Capt. W. Y. Higgs ExceTIElK-y Javier Conde, presented an generous gesture on the part of the Span­ „ Budding Supplies Bp* 339, Gibioni, B.C. — 886-9546 antique brass plaque and a portrait of Cap­ ish government. It would keep alive, he Open Fridays to 9:00 p.m. „Re INSURANCE CLAIMS tain Quadra, to" the new Canadian Coast said, the colorful bit of history of special 885-9704 - Wilson.Creek Guard weather-oceanographic' ship "Qua­ significan^eMo the Canadian Coast Guard, -'h dra." and of much" interest to all Canadians. "• ' ^ . . I.I. VoATSALES The presentation took place in the of-. The name "Quadra" is also perpetuated Phone 885-2818 TREE FALLING fice of Gordon W. Stead, assistant deputy in Canada through HMCS "Quadra" which NITA'S BEAUTY SALON ' minister, marine, of the department of is at the naval training base at Comox on TOPPING 0.< REMOVING LOWER LIMBS transport, who received the gifts on behalf Vancouver Island. This base is primarily Open in the Benner Block f FOR VIEW. of the department and the coast guard. concerned with naval cadet training. Secheit, B.C. Insured work (torn Port Mellon lo The plaque, which also bears the likeness PERMANENT WAVES — TINTS Peri4er Harbour of Capt Quadra, and the portrait will be HAIR CUT — STYLING —- SHAPING PV SERVICES LTD. permanently displayed aboard the new 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday . ship, which is due to enter service next Parents Auxiliary Marven Volen 886-9946 autumn. Diabv Porter 886-9615 TASELLA SHOPPE The ceremony recalled the launching of Tr,y i„. , .,,. , CCGS "Quadra" last summer at the yard plans many events Ladies' - Men's - Children's Wear PORPOISE BAY WATER TAXI of Burrard Dry Dock Company Limited, PARENTS Auxiliary^ to" Roberts Creek Yard Goods - Bedding - Linens Charter Trips -Scenic Tours Vancouver; .Tie Spanish ambassador was School is very happy with the results of to• have been^present in the ceremony but the' refreshments stand operated during Phone 885-2828 wast prevented by doing so by unexpected the afternoon of S^chelt's Kay Day. -> Dial 885-9331 - Secheit, B.C. commitments. He was represented at the or Radio Mar Dee This project was undertaken to raise Centennial project time-Jby Spanish: Charge d'Affaires, Car- funds towards * JJTphinstohe's " Scholarship RAY NEWMAN PLUMBING MRS KIT Ewart of Roberts Creek melb Matesanz, who announced that Spain and Bursary fund and" results were very SALES & SERVICE PENINSULA. Egmont ,Eye takes a fihal look at her entry would be making the gift to the ship. gratifying. Members are also very pleased HOT WATER HEATING . BUILDING SUPPLY LTD. in the Centennial Quilt Competition, with the co-operation" they received from —by John Dunlop BACKGROUND BUILDING & ALTERATIONS Phone Seehelt 885-9669 which* took her four months to com­ The presentation recalled the historic everyone who undertook to help with preparations -and - to work on the day it­ Dovis Boy. Rdl, RaR, 1, Secheit 'THE HOUSE WITH A HEART" POSSIBLY one of the most important as- ^plet e The hand-made _pal e green background related to* the flaming of the Phone 885-2116 pects of our tourist industry onSechelt qUnt measures'80"xl08", the quilting sister weather ships, "Vancouver" and self. ( :. ' \r . J. Caldwell, Prop. - Box 97. Seehelt, B.C. Peninsula, in fact ifl any ^stric"'"•""*t caterin""' '"g" features the centennial emblem and "Quadra," which were built to man Ocean The Auxiliary would particularly like to ; express appreciation to /the' Lion's Club ;. &owS:**--,Log$ '-7X '-.A to the" vacationer, is that of satisfying the the panels* the floral emblems of the Station "Papa" in mid-Pacific as replace­ Phone 885-2062 visitor's wants, treating him fairly and provinces and Northwest Territories. ment* for the Coast Guard weather ships for giving them this opportunity; - the girls SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE SIM ELECTRIC LTD. sending him away in a happy state-of mind. "Stonetown" and "St. Catharines." from Elphinstone- School 'who" worked dur­ Mrs. Ewart is grateful for all the ing the afternoon;. the volunteers from .'LTO.' ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS This is the person who, hy word of mouth, help and encouragement received The r English explorer, Capt. George does more to publicize a given area, or a Gibson's P.T.A; Gibson's fLegion tot use of Heavy Equipment Moving & Log Towing APPLIANCES — ELECTRIC HEAT from her friends, especially the odd­ Vancouver, and the Spanish navigator particular resort or business establish­ Quadra explored the Pacific Coast during the concession stand;; Mr. Oram for trans­ L. HIGGS Phone 885-2062 ment, than can be obtained by almost any ments of material which helped pro­ the same period and the two met in 1792 portation; Mr, J. Clement; ,ahd_ last but' Phone 885-9425 other means of adverting. He is also the duce the natural colors of the floral at Nootka Sound to carry out the terms least, Mrs Elaine-McLean and' Mrs. Belle ELECTRA-CLEAN repeater who will return time after time emblems. With each panel taking 10- of the Nootka Convention. Dubois who organized the whole affair. • •• PARKINSONS HEATING LTD. to enjoy our hospitality, and there is no 12 hours to complete,. one thing is Capt. Vancouver, who was the first There was tohav e been a: banner across Upholstery Cleaning - Carpets better business than a steady clientele, be GIBSONS certain, Mrs. Ewart will never forget navigator to sail around Vancouver Island, the front of the stand, biit this got mislaid Furniture - Rugs it in the tourist industry or commercial the provincial emblems. named it "Quadra and Vancouver's Is- somewhere, but no harm done; it was a ESSO OIL FURNACES world. By the same token, his comments, land" in commemoration of the friendly big success anyway." For appointment Phone 886-9890 if of an adverse nature, will travel equally,, relationsMp - thatMiad developed • between Ten years to pay far and wide with derxmental results toth e mouth of the Skof^^^uck's Canoe' Pass himself and Quadra. The double name fell Complete line of appliances area as a whole. was removed a couple of .years back. Nice To rescue someone in distress in the WIGARD'S SEWING CENTRE into disuse in the 19th Century, but the water, rescue by re-jchhrg first, by throw-, For free estimate—Call 886-2728 " With this in mind, and prompted by the to-see you around these parts, folks, and name of the Spanish explorer is perpetu­ Authorized spoken comment of several visitors to the can't say that I blame iyou for.getting away ing a line or large floating object second, ated by Quadra- Island in Discovery Strait. and by swimming out- and towing last. Be L. & H. SWANSON LTD. Singer Sewing Machine Dealer Peninsula in recent weeks, it appears that to the Peninsula's real( banana belt, if only for a day's outing. HISTORICAL EVENTS water wise when .you help someone in dis­ .,._ Septic Tanfc and Drain Fields.- Baekhoe OTHT ^..^ we are now getting many more tourists Cowrie St. - Secheit - Ph. 885-9345 than we can properly handle and, apart Mn accepting.the plaque and painting tress. , front End Loader WoH.'."*"' from fishing, have little of offer in the way And then there was the unexpected but Screened Cement Gravel - Fill and Road Gravel. JOHN DE KLEJER ofr: recreational facilities What is the use highly welcome visit from Jim and Eliza­ Phone 885-9666 - Box 172 - Secheit Building Contracting of encouraging more people to visit us beth McDqugali, good friends, in our Van­ when we cannot adequately provide for couver days. Jim and. Elizabeth, weekend­ Halfmoon Bay Happenings HARTLES MASONRY Sechelr, R.R. 1 Davis Bay Rood tnose who how appear. One night in a car ing at the Clarke Simpkins' summer home Phone 885-2050 pn a side road, for want of better -accom­ at SeWet Cove were whisked up here by —-by Mary. Tinkley Fireplaces - Planters - Blockwork modation, does little to enhance an area's Mrs. Simpkins who is more used to visiting , : Quality Workmanship- Free Estimates TREE SERVICES reputation as a %'oMa/'-pla ce;''''ah.4^'this,Jis this area oh the family cruiser. Clarke, in IN LIONS Gate Hospital is Don Hender­ happening with increasihg frequency. the meantime, stayed at home to attend to son, making good progress after a 20- Phone 886-2586 Falling, Topping, Limbing for view. For.many years our efforts have been some building or plumbing installation. It, foot fall while working in North Vancou­ All work insured. directed toward'obtaining better and more doesn't matter which, but they'll do it ver., Alf Young is in Shaughnessy Hospital every time. Wives nnd guests have a habit MADKRA MARINA Full Information adequate access to the Peninsula. -Larger for tests and ;Rob Wilkinson will undergo and fasteivferries on*a steppeoV-up^Aedu]^ . of making themselves, absem and leaving surgery this week; in St. Mary's Hospital, Madeira Park, B.C. Phone 886-2343 f now move crowds 'of^ray^^s^a^wei^^ .the h ' • ' other^such facilities If wo aro to keep the ers c3nMestify, is lying idle at the, head of IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER Interest 'or our non-flshlng vacationers at the bay on the left-hand side of our govern­ I & S TRANSPORT LTD. a high pitch, and •thla demand will steadily ment dock because of the department's 886-9663 - Hopkins Landing Phone 886^172 increase, public tennis courts, a nine-hole lack of interest In completing a very minor golf course (even a pltch-and-putt course Daily Frelght^aervice to piece of roadwork. THE TOGGERY *.• or driving range would suffice in the /Vancouver ', meantime), an outdoor roller rink, kid­ Ejjmont ladies of ih? Cpmjnurilty Club Ladies' and -Children's Wear Local & Lpng distance moving dles rides and games and last, but far from least, wo need a public bathing poacji Ih wound up their sorles of spring teas on Open s[x days a week Local pickup |and delivery service Ma'y 31 and deserve a grc^t deal of credit the area thatMs accessible and safe for for their efforts over the past few months N- '"' Phone 885-2063 Lowpod hauling , children: these atfo some of the recreational facilities found in most of our vacation in providing enjoynblc gatherings for the Cpwrio Street- Secholt EATONS spots throughout tho province, and the local gals and tho enrichment of tho club's r in., nm • •••«•>•——ML- m*iB*wm,imim.«mmH«iBmmimmtm*mmmmmm*mmm«»mmiBmBi' • time is fast approaching wlym.we on the coffers, little' Wendy Orchlson won tho "WHERE TO GO" Peninsula's upper district must Implement, door prifco and;tho two contests wore won RICHARD F. KENNETT by Alice NlQlson .and Viola Phillips. NOTARY PUBLIC TRAVEL SERVICE flomo of them for our own good, { Tho wedding of Boy Noss and Larry Sll* Tolcphono Gibioni 806-2481 - Rot. 006-2131 Private enterprise cann6t,and should not voy took place oh ,tho afternoon of Juno 3 AIR - SEA - BUS and RAIL lie expected to provide all of those facui­ CHARLES ENGLISH LTD, at Sccholt's St. Hilda's Church and will no ties, but together wUh government and doubt bo reported |n tho propor niannor Real Citato & IruMranco Phono 886-2232 local organisations thoy would bo well adt t itfu^WWiKiBe*" tr^^^**W-j-*-.«#sl>m!iiw "•-s»^*«(W^'»is-W*i^)|rt-l'«l*Wli , .M>y.unu»r««wm^ , j?«-iH^i«W^»»sip*i**«^-™/swffl^»***"*^ Ja* (* "*Wft ^U*«*1,A «i rflt» * Silnttycrcit Shopplrio Contro vl8odHol«kT*OI6^'f 16m^rmifigrtb" 1 truly,' But what will not bo ropmcfl U', tho LARGE MACHINE AVAILABLE FOR come, Moro and more tourists are coming story of how the groom'H car ranout of gas HEAVY CLEARING OR GRADING PENINSUU CLEANERS to tho Ponlnaulh—lot us do our part In mak­ One, on I ing their stay a happy ono, There is.much on tho highway near Egmont on the*trip .... " TERMS AVAILABLE 152V Gowar P». Road to bo done If, the Sunshine Coast Is to fully down to Secholt, An occurrence that caused When a fighting whlte> 806-2200 Gibioni realko Its groat potential as an all-round quite a flurry of • excitement at Uie timo, water steolhoad hits, Call Fred Schroodoiw-885-9690 tourist and vacation parndlao, but was fortunately rectified before our braco yourself for battle. Secholt/ B.C. fOR TOUR fAMILY DRY CMANINQ NRRDS , beautiful Boy wan lefi "standing at tho Novice or export, you're, #• , i 11 EGMONT EYEDROPS church" wondering what had becomo of j . i II - n in ' II-n— -- -' •• i - if r*— —•' — '— — ' '" —-—•———-——*—-•—-•«—--•••-•-—- In for ono of tho finest HOWE SOUND 5-10-lSc $TORE JJp from,Secholt and Selma Park way ,,J.cr Larry, Howevor, .ill's well that ends fishing thrills ol'B.C.'s, SEPf|C:TANK PUMjPI^G SERVICE woll, iho groom and his party arrived on 2589 Marine - Gibioni - 886-9852 wcro former ERmonUtcs: Jack and Cnrrlo aotlon-pached outdoors. "Coli'AnytlvTio Clarke, Charlie Mlly a»d Mrs. Frah How­ time, tho wedding and following reception Everything from Noedlos to ard, Just browsing around and Horl of wore delightful, and the popular young Wo suggest pumping before trouble ( giving their old Htnmii'nR grotind tho onoo coiiplp were given a filling send-off by tholr School Supplies. many friends,, , ' develops, Also Sump Pump service. * p*m*,m»^mm+mmBmm0mmmmm*,m.m • iimmnwnnw*—w— I'HII*HMII»III<-I.— mi m un m »\m over, Ihoi.gh Fran's former 'house at lho phono 886-2848 or 886-2404 PENINSULA SEPTIC TANK ..,*. I1'

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! "/ may be wrotiz. but I shall hot be so M'tong as to fail to say What I believe to he right.' Most successful S ^-JOHN ATKINS J Edi,tor, The Times: ' t j m mm i . a ' *• J ' ' ' 10m0000000000B00B00B0*000*1m*'Bmmi!m*mm***M"'"*mm WB000000000000000000000000'" ""' ' * Sir—The members of the Secheit Dis­ trict Chahtber of Commerce have asked SATBRDAY/May W, when 'students of /can Cameron in'appreciation of the excel- , ^ , me to write and express their thanks to Mrs. GordonvL..Brooke, gave'a r^citaK'lent and never ,'failing supply of-coffee < , -' ./ Big business calls shots Mr. Farewell and the Lions Club for the at the Duncan ,Cameron home o,n ^Frances which had helped the music lessons along fine efforts put forth for this Past May Peninsula,"; the(< .perfoi?h\ej& /ranged ' from throughout the year. ' „ , , SUPERFICIALLY, President Nasser of little conception as to who is right and Day. They all exppressed the opinion that it beginners'to advanced, students and demon- * I Egypt would appear as the villain of who is wrong. One significant factor• wor­ was the most successful cine to elate. strated a variety of instruments,-as well as Hospital auxiliaries the peace and without hesitation, what is thy of the utmost consideration is the (MRS) IONA STRACHAN vocal music. * >.'",,. i* ' -~ •' ' fact that Secretary of the United Nations, i Secretary Pianists -were Mickey Bahv Geraldine, schedule many events generally looked upon as the western Lorraine and Sundy Bilcik, Jean,aijd Mary U Thant, for withdrawing the UN peace­ REPORTS given at the f meeting -of St. world has rushed to feke sides against Cameron, Maiifeeh Cameron, Heather Dun­ keeping force out of Egypt at the re­ ' Mary's Hospital Auxilaries Co-Ordina- him.' ' Job well done can, • Cindy ahd Shiela, Harris, Carol and ting^ Council, shows that work is1 progres­ quest of Egyptian High Command. Editor, The Times: Radio stations *have been to the fore Diane Lee,' Rosemarj? and/John Malcolm, sing - smoothly, and visits to hospital by . U Thant has gained world wide v Sir—At the last meeting of the Fall Sheua Murphy, Bradley Powers* Martina volunteers continues regularly. . with Jewish speakers who have told tear­ Fair committee, the committee agreed un­ and Willred Phillips; Louisa Rutherford respect as a capable unbiased Secretary Thrift shopv also continues to show a ful stories of the evil Arab attitude to its General, his recent request to resign was animously on one thing. That is that the and Heather Walker, a Guitarists were Ro­ nice revenue. Several projects are under Lions Club of Secheit did ah excellent job berta Bain, Debbie Scouted iind Gail Wise. ( r Israeli neighbour who, it would appear, greeted with impassioned pleas to re­ discussion' "and will be dealt with more is the innocent victim of Egyptian sub­ of oiganizing the May Day celebrations Heather Duncah and Leonard Graves play­ fully at the next meeting. Members were consider his decision. Yet, an editorial in in Secheit. Everything appeared to go version. . ed the violin and John and-Peter Duncan reminded of the date" of the friendship Tea a respected English newspaper has. the smoothly and on schedule. (With the excep­ gave solos and*duets oh the R^corde^. Deir- to be held at Port Mellon on Tuesday, Jurie It is" very possftfte that President Nas­ affrontary to suggest his precipitate, high tion of one" balky carburetter). dre Murphy sang three,songs" and John 6. - '- ser is the agfesso* in the Middle East, cer­ -As an organization which thrives on1 co­ and Peter Duncan sfcng an'ariiusing'duet, handed and grossly irresponsible action ,,N, The-tea and sale of-home cooking at Red tainly according to the press this is so. has. led the world td the brink of war. operation we can well appreciate how well "Jack was every Inch a Sailor. The ver­ Roofs Hall by Halfmoon Bay Auxiliary is but when one considers that we in Can­ all the other organizations worked with satility of the accordion was/demdstrafed to be a Strawberry Tea; the date is June It is obvious U Thant did not act the Lions. Once again, well done! by the varied program Which \ included ada as well as America and Great Bri­ Jamaica bound 17. Secheit 'Auxiliary is having' its annual without due consideration and it is logi­ THE MEMBERS Ragtime Cowboy Joe,. Beautiful Brown Luncheon on June 22 at the Legion Hall. tain'come under the control of Jewish cal to assume his motivations were com-*- LE.WING for Jamaica at the end of Sunshine Coast Fall Fair Eyes, Mozart Country Dances^and Hun­ big business, it is yecy7 easily understood, pletely without bias. Unfortunately they June is Miss Alice Potts, a mem- garian Rhapsody. The accordianists were why these countries immediately ally did not gain the approval of those who ber of St. Hilda's Anglican Church, Second Sight Juanita Charleton, Gordon Henderson, Kim Stan Says! - .?• - . £. chosen for an Anglican World Mis- _... _. _ ' Lawrence and April Walker. themselves with Israel. control the purse "strings. Editor, The Times: On the other hand, Russia has. for Which all leads to the fact that we are sion Work Tour. , Sir—Your cartoonist nust surely have For the last item of the program, Mrs. Brooke introduced one of her' Vancouver many years attempted to get a foot in the all puppets who from time to time are second sight. I refer to the cartoon In the United Arab Republic and wasted no 26 edition of your paper. It is caption­ students, Barbara Ha'rtdfor'd, "who" has'ust forced to endure the horrible hardship Local Young Anglican e3d 3'Planning ' Course we need it. We had finished second year at U.B.C. .with a schol­ time in taking advantage of the situation suffering and death, fighting for what we a lovely view till they huill them houses arship which takes her to Germany for, the *•• by offering its mighty backing to the are told is a just cause, when only too selected for Jamaica over there'' I invite anyone who has anyv summer. She had the highest marks of Arab cause. Other -countries, mainly of often we know not the true facts. doubt that the national building code is re­ any U.B.C. student, which earned her yet PARISHIONERS of St Hilda's Anglican another scholarship. With this fine achieve­ communistic leaning did likewise.. Without question the 1939-'46 war Church are justly proud of one of thair quired to drive up Brambleberry Hill bet­ ter known as Harvey Road in Granthams ment, she still found time to take her The sorry conclusion then would in­ was inevitable and necessary. Since that active young members, for 18-year-OLd Grade 10 Piano with 1st class honours* Her Alice Potts has . b32n chosen- one of 30 and. they will see the exact picture only Outdoor days are here and dicate that we have two large powers in time, however, often needless and ludi­ the situation reversed The homes already performance of Grieg's Trollhaagon^ Bar* what better way to visit Anglican Young People, acfbss Canada, tok-'s Roumanian Folk^ Dances and Liszt's direct opposition, one condemning Egypt crous situations have posed threats to the to participate in an Anglican Work Mission there are quite good, in fact several are Expo than with a Security the other Israel and each" completely free world but so far extended talks have new, and a building is now going up which Hungarian', Rhapsody* No. 11 undoubtedly Work tour. .- . , proved an inspiration and a challenge to Travel Trailer from biasbd. In other words we do not get ah overcome force. defies description. Stranger still this pro­ Alice, who is the. daughter of Mr: and perty was once owned by an outspokker. Mr3: Brooke's younger students. impartial explanation of the true situa­ There are two trains of thought on Mrs. Gordon Potts of West Secheit, will opponent of the proposed building code. Certificates were presented to Heather tion. 7 .'• the Viet Nam situation. Many well edu­ be graduating from Elphinstone Secondary Since to-day is the date of the Regional Peninsula Motor Prod. School, this year. On June 23 she leaves Duncan for Grade 2 with Honours and Our young people could easily be cal-, cated Americans of high intellect deplore Board's by-law it is especially tragic. Maureen Cameron, Grade 3. SECHELT, B.C. Vancouver; by train for a brief orientation Phone 885-2111 — Ted Farewell led to fight for a cause they know nothing this war, others of equal intelligence ar­ coursa in Toronto beiors flying to Jamaica Sick and disheartened A presentation was-made to Mrs. Dun- about simply because the world of com­ gue in its favour. While the reasons why in the -West Indiss. merce decrees we have to support Israel. are debated, thousands of Americans and Twenty of the young people chosen, witn Our counterparts in the Soviet control­ Vietnamese are dieing under terrible con­ Rev., and Mrs. Jim Ferguson as leaders led nations will take up arms and give ditions and neither side is getting any­ will be. working, with an equal number of where. Jamaicans in Kingston and the West coast their lives because of the dictates of a of the island. Then will' go; to another filthy regime hell-bent upon world do- Naturally, fortunes are being amas­ West Indian tisl'aaa, Antigue, one of the , mination. Certainly,, not because of. any sed by makers of armaments, again, big- ~,L«e\vnrd«'IUands-~~...,>^^^ genuine sympathy for the Arab Republic. business. A very sorry situation looked Alice,-who .has always been very active, We, the average Joes therefore have upon in this light. in community and Anglican Young People's activities .is Very grateful for the commu-1 Would You Get Such Values? nity '"•• arid parish support given her. Her '• futuire plans iricluda a six-month winter ©tve special thought training course at Sorrento Lay Training Centre, Lasting from October to April be­ YOUR PENINSULA CENTRE - THERE are, approxihtately 975,000 year we should honor the men and wo- fore cohtiriuing her education at university. CHAIN SAW CENTRE veterans of Canada's wars "living .to-* men who, by their sacrifices in times of In between times, 'Alice is going to be FOR FURNITURE, APPLIANCES ^ Box 489 - Secheit day—and most, of them - will be kept war, and their good citizenship in times working hard, for, this very independent Dealers for P.M. Canodien • McCulloch • Homelito - mighty busy from -Sunday,- June 11 to of peace, have played a major part in young persons intends paying her own way Soles ond Service Pioneer arird Sfltil CrSBfH $oW A""'"' through university.1 Saturday, June 17. building the Canada we know today. RICHTERS T.V. & RADIO LTD: COMPLETE STOCK OF :*liL MODEt-S 1 -, By royal proclamation this period has Veterans have been asked to wear '• "P6i«i«--a»d'RepolrSewi^ : 1 been-i declared: Yeter-ahs. Week--*--and a their discharge button during the Week Secheit, B.C. ., .. .,. Phone"885-9777 Telephone 885-9626 -••• nVi.i'f-H'viO'" :"' busy'program of events to celebrate the .and this, in itself, will lead to much fran Secheit So occasion has been arranged across Can- tic1 activity, as many may have trouble ada. finding "the.badge of honor" which they —-With Your Neighbours It is fitting that-during Centennial have not worn for more than 20 years. A VERY enjoyable party was held in,St. Peninsula Plumbing Ltd. For A fine Meal ' As we pay tribute to the veterans Hilda's Parish Hall and convened by Dine at Ihe EAGLE LODGE DINING ROOM who live, there will be a special thought Mrs. Betty Williams. Two prizes' were J\ Phone 886-9533 Gibsons, B.C. , -i , i for those who died—more than 112,000 v/on; one a lbvely picture was a door prize, went to Mrs. M. Lonneberg and the gues­ who made the greatest sacrifice of all and Dining. Lounge overlooking the mouth >' •'' ''Most people are bothered by those passages . sing contest won by Mr. Gordon Potts, of Scripture they do,not understand; but . . . are buried in 70 countries around the The Missionary fund was richer by $100 HEATING & SUPPLIES * of Pender Harbour i. the passages- that bother me are those I do world. •"•"•"• understand". , —Mark Twain which will be Used to help Miss Alice, FREE ESTIMATES 't'V" potts when she travels to the West Indies. Char, Broiler ftr delicious steaks b CAN HE COUNT ON US Alice" has brought honor to :St. Hilda's ;,hy Of those who prefess to have faith in God being one of thirty young people to take Reservations transportation may be arranged' • there are some who show,a lack of good com­ part in./.-the Youth Centre and vacation YOUR KEMTONE CALL 883-2282, •i* i . •,.( i school sponsored by the Anglican Church •-,>• mon sense. Irreligious people cannot help won­ abroad. SHERWtN WILLIAMS PAINT DEALER 7 dering jf religious fafth tends td make'a person Helping td entertain during the evening THE EAGLE LODGE Garden Bay/ B.C. '(' I', I fanatical. But it may be said quite conclusively were Alice Potts and Mary Lamb, in sev­ that faith in God does not cause anyone to be­ eral duets., Mr. Gordon Potts in several, come fanatic. In spite of the way some people THE HAIDAS very funny monolouges, Mr.' David Hay­ ;. ', • by April Walker ward assisted by Rcverened Barry Jenks spedk and act( religions faith, is not opposed to In a comic sing song, and Reverend Jenks PLUMBING & HEATING common sense; it does • not- separate us from At the sound of dipping oars' In his now famous parody 'The Vicar of j v our reason or discourage the use of reason. the wild suddenly grew lalne , Secheit', with Mrs. Francis Stone at the Let us cater to all your \ To quote from a noted writer, "Faith is never And all lie quiet and humble Piano. Mrs. Art Redman with some muf?l- Plumbing and Heating l( opposed to reason in the New Testament." as the silent kingmen came. ' cal numbers and Maurice Hemstreet cal­ needs. Oil Co. or Bank ; No one need be skeptical of religious faith, Strength showed In every arm , ling for,the round dance and also M,C. for financing available. , theQvenlng, '•• lt is a blessing tiiat is greatly needed to-day. as the war canbe slipped by SUPPLIES AND When one mak^s the contribution to j.ocicty , The bronze faces looked straight ahead of a spifij'i^lty'dedicutcd life, he sends healing at victory that Jay nearby. ' , A Vancouver executive received this SfeRVICE letter from a frlehd and former business currents tlirough nil the world. [,: OLSON FURNACES Their slyness chills a body , associate; ' , '*'""' "' ••ft">--7"--" •••••-••••••" •• " A young college 6tudcnt, well endowed 'til itself tumbling, B0000l00000000flf000000000000000000000000000i with common sense, was persuaded 'to visit, an At the evil they can do "IS BENNERBROS. art gallery where a great picture was being ex­ like mountain thunder rumbling, >< hibited. After studying the1'.masterpiece from And as the kingmen had left Ifutrnishings & Paint Store < \ cvpry angle, the young man turned to go) Ono and the things begin to Mir Secheit, B.C. Phono 885-2058 1 m of the attendants, Who had watched his' In­ Nature had s||ll hid around WVw terest nnd eagerness, said to h|m: "Il is a great like a yellow drinking cur. i'WXfL 'mi m?< %£J 1 , _plcturc,'L'.'Ycs/,l Mid, Ibc .lad, .."it Js. a,* great.-. , At the sound of dipping ours - *^ft!Mfe«^»!*^»*i.-a^M*«tJflhjW* a. 1 •^•*»Wj-«-si(b'**-' FL( B«4**(BM(SMWS(*lfe.*tft.l*i*» J»!!|*J«-* -KlH*«**(W(»"l *f** I • fel*BllM»H"i>t SMWWW*!^ i > picture," Then he went buck and looked again t>>\' * '.* Pt»t Offleo Pldft., Secholt - Phone 003.2333 1 Year, S3 - 2 Years, S9 -3 Years, $13 mW.*ft * H•*'.•' ••'.'«Ills.*m.Iv-^m,•« - -TOESPAY-*! 1:0Q a.m. to 7,'OQ Urn," — rU.S. and Torelftn, $S,$Qm.,„,^„«^ %&&.-..% I • 'S i-S X/••WiTnM ti'»a';- , SATURDAYS^:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Serving the area from Vort Mellon to fSgtnont THURSDAYS—I!.00 o.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Howe Sound to Jervis Inlet) VNl,V«-.,*"jtV'l,.4 Helene's Fashion Shoppe WMrWiWW* &Mf- -^ W© PMtefiQ 'l ' •MMW mmm For Illustrated Brochure Now Available a... ,. 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Wednesday, JunVT;'1967 K;,The Peninsula Times Pfl9* 5 Crecrf^srinceiifitrba * * • ,• » 'I- M -. > '«' "," A i". !*•£ ^, * I' .* « J"' I Your number please? . '*•* * Double allowable I 'l..!.Jti' Me ytra mm mmmm dssista tye\tar# recipients \ JSONORABLE Dan'C-v-ttP^ell elaborated on tinue 46 improve their skills and , their I his recent^tate^nt^in/,connection with standards tof living towards the day when

J the purpose' for^thi? aoabling, of the aHow- they will have their Una* independence,, A '" M* ~ a ||g- ' ^- »,•„<. I ***£ able earnings for social allowance recipi- i itt the case 'of both the person who is JUDY;ELR1CK didcVeased earn- earn up to these maximums without it af- Elrick'said in "an interview? **,--; *" -"y irigs they will be given thejneeative to feon-" fecting their basic social allowance. Her ^calculation was supported by stsrtis- tttimdmitm •Ml tical evidence from H.aF. .Urquhart; the B.C; Telephone .Company's .operations vice-* •tg^jf^^**. president, who said:- . -*•*•/. ANNUAL MEETING 7 L "Our surveys show'that between, 7l) and r .. , t - . ^ „,©f, the , ti ,. Mr. and Mrs. Brownina 80 per cent -of the numbers our informatfoh PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Y were ,20,000, dead and 40,000/ -wounded. It operators give out are listed in the tele­ t was the.wj&rst<*battl3,fpr casualties in the phone, directories which our customers history ol, war.*-The regiment "took another have." COAST-CHSLCOTIN FiDERAL RIDING Profile tremendous ^eating > at Lesbouefs on the % Somme and. at Roueux near Arras in May VOLUME "Of* CALLS • r , *-' . -.*.,*- * ' will be held ; Mr. Urquhart.said the volume abf3Jcalls~ 4 —by Mary Tinkley 1917. £ach_*.tfane tiie Lattalion rwould be madev up to "strength by reinforcements to the Company's ihforniation * service has *. 8 P.M. -FRIDAY - JUNE 16 increased substantially ih retient years and ON MAY 29, Mr. and Mir. John Browning from England and by men. recovering from 7 ' CA '*" A Q* *be celebrated their golden wedding anni­ wounds.. "• -' ..." has grown much "more rapidly- sthan. ihe versary at their home, Wilson Creek, ^o ,On May129, 1917,,. John Browning; and population or the* number of telephones in ' TH£ CHffEFTAiN HOTEL H* SQUARISH join them for the occasion, came their Dorothy »Sntton were m&rried in / England service. \ " > *' *'- ^ daughters, Mrs. Maud Kiaft from Edmon­ during* a 10-day leave. Beck in„France^that In the Greater Varicouver area, for >0R THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES: ton and Mrs. Betty Forstcr from/Richmond,- 'summer, Captain Browning was given.the instance, the average -number of informa­ accompanied by' husband Douglas Forster command-of & compauvin theline. He was tion calls handled .daily totals nearly 50,- 1. ^Electing an Executive' for.the Federal Riding; and children, Charles', Eileen and the 000, almost double what it was four years Manir v<*.i<*(-. (I wounded in April, 1918, in a battle in which 2. Electing delegate's to the National Leadership convention in Toronto, f twins, Peter and Penny ,, - ago.", In the same period, the number pf- THERE*^ is magic %in^ the smiling 0 1 I every otficer and all but-one of the'aNCOs telephone listings for the~ area has' in-' Septembero- ;- "' * "" , John Browning v/as^hom in Southamp- in liis company'were killed'or^wourided. Of creased by about 14 per cent. ,voice of Jiidy Elrick,' BiC. Tele­ ton, England in 1892. When he was four the company of 160 rhenfonly 'one sergeant phone * "inf orrriarfion: • operatoh - But* 3. Considering the nomination of a Candidate for the Federal ,Rid]ng.a months old, his father was sent as an " and "19 men-came ;throuj,h unscathed. Cap- - He -said -the company has expanded its Anglican Missionary to the Solomon Is­ information service facilities, as fast as pos ' ? Inserted by the Coast-Chilcotin Federal " ' ll * Progressive Conservative Association lands. His family .accompanied him and in Vianet. --.--_* * tions which must be appUed for efficiency. ,telephone, numbers,. She adds: „«*We lived on Norfolk Island where John and v During' those war years, he had" b£en "Our information service today is have tb? search thick directories (like L his brother were brought up with the native v decorated with the Miutafy Cross,* thet Or­ answering within 10 seconds 85 per cent of the one above) and this'takes time, 0' boys who*were descendents of the Bounty der of Leopold of'Belgium, the " Belgian Mutineers -who had moved to Norfolk Is­ all <:alls to information and. that is. less. Many people can save at least the Croix de Guerre and was twice mentioned time than it takes to ride an escalator from time it takes to call US if they use A POWERFUL FISHING fMOTOR WITH land from Pitcairn Island. After seven in despatches. He had also come into con­ years' service in the Pcctfic, Mr. Brown­ one floor 4Q another in a department-.. ^^ telephoiie directories." tact with some interesting and famous store/* Mr. Urgjihart-said. < - - . ^ ing's health broke dovn and he and his personages, including K-ng George V from family were forced to return to England. "Still, we inow some people who need whom he had the honor of receiving his information assistance, have to wait some­ away for some of them, slam! They bang In 1909 John Brown-n£ emigrated *o Military Crossi He had served under Gen. times because people who don't need it are down the receiver. They don't seem to un­ i ^ Canada and worked with a cousin in N,E. Allenby, whom he considered one of the using it." derstand that we have fo look through the Alberta who kept a stepping place the«-e. great British general;. As a dragoon at The company today has more than 350* directory to find the number. When he was 18 he homesteaded 160 acres, Valcartier, he was reviewed by the Duke persons employed in information service, "Some people get angry when we ask building,, a log cabin and ploughing up 30 of Connaught, then Governor-General of them for the spelling of a name. They'll acres. In addition hc turned his hand to Canada and during his officers' training nearly double what the number was four vears ago. It has 150 information switch­ say, *Oh, if you can't give me tthe number any jobs that came alcr-g. He worked at a course he was inspected by Lord Kitchener board positions in information centres right now, forget it. I'll look it up myself.' French Canadian sawmill, on construction and Prime Minister Asquith. He was in throughout the province, up about 70 pe= Then bang!" " ^ of Uie Grank Trunk Krulway west of Eri- charge of a guard of henor for Field Mar­ cent in four years. „ i monton, on farms, logging camps and shall Haig. Miss Elrick said information operators freighting. Finally he got a job as guard Miss Elrick Is one of the information may disconnect a caller who becomes'.abu­ ¥'*- While-her husband, bad been serving operators in the Vancouver centre. . sive and sometimes they do Ms. But most at jhe penitentiary at Edmonton. the a diet cause in France, Mrs. Browning operators she has worked with don't let f7 vWhen war *vas, declared in August 1914, had hpen doing her bit at home in England. FORM OF MAGIC these incidents bother them for long. there was great enthusiasm in the City of Al the beginning of the war she was a pro­ She said she believes many people call Through special training each under­ EVINRUDE Edmonton, with the whole of Jasper Ave­ bationer nurse at the Seamen's Hospital, information rather than look up_the num­ goes, and through experience, they learn nue filled with people" parading up and Greenwich. In 1915 when there was a short­ ber, in their directory because they think to control their emotions. They also, know SPORTWIN down and the local bagpipe band playing age of medicinal herbs which had pre­ the operator has some form of magic to they aren't permitted to reply in kind much the selfsame tunes which had"" rallied the viously come from Germany, she took a produce the number faster. . . J- * ,-' as they feel like doing so sometimes. - Trolls at. a snail's pace and so ,,' _, , ,, E Highland clansmen to the clause of Bonnie job collecting herbs from pickers' all 'over "They don't seem to realise in many - , "Besides," Judy added, "we don't have smoothly^ there's'bafely a jripple. >• a"H~ Princ|tCharlie. To the 22-ye»r*old English-- •the country. She. used s. lHUe Peugeot* car" cases Vv sesthat we have to look through* -the * * t-^e to fret= about these-things." Wo're'too 9. A*rriere 3*i Inches hrgh/tnV Sp6rtWirt'";' ' >.y , 4 '"^ man who was bored wilh standing all day for this work and she drove it with speed directory to find tthe number they want anda-j-* Dusy.»*' . '**'-•->• ** - .- sets just inches above the transom. ' • .,' armed with-a shotgun and revolver watch­ and efficiency. In fact, John Brownings that they could save the time it takes To " Stows easily'in youfc trunk. Your Sportwin ing convicts shovellinfc gravel, this was has big power when you want it, too. A turn of the says he had often fe't safer at-the front call us if they used their directory," she 'ti. a call |p adventure and glory. He enlisted than while being chauftered by her; during said. throttle will send you homeward in a hurry. in A squadron^ the 19,th Alberta t)ragoons his leave. ' The unreasonable caller including'-the Elphinstone Grade 12's 1.V and with high hopes donned their dashing For a time she wt>s ft bus conductress one who thinks the operator can give every Check these other Spot-twin Features: uniform/Disillusionment was to follow. kind of information, contributes to the traf­ and then worked in an explosives factory i Economy—runs 80 or more miles on 5-gallOn tank The first mounted pffri.de at Valcartier, and at an aeroplane factory at Lincoln fic load, but to a lesser degree. * on Gambia expedition \A CLIMBING mountains and discovering • Runs on an econ,on*Mcal 50-1 gas-oil mix. Quebec, was hardly reassuring, The re­ where she bored' holes in cylinders. Later The purpose of the service is to provide • Tilts to 16 different positions. cruits "YMh.'' learned, that" their horseman­ she drove (rucks for the FvSC at Woolwich telephone number. information only and Lakes is all in-a night's fun for Elphin-, ship which was good enough on their farms' Arsenal, . ' the operators are instructed to restrict the stone Grade Twelves. May 27, some twen­ • Evinrude 2-year warranty. ' , ' . ),'•• • 'al • Softer rubber mounts make the 9V5 even smoother. andi homesteadi?, wah a different matter, With the war over, the' Brownings went service to -this information. ty-five students, all prepared to stay awake from the standards riiqul.rcd of a mounted back 16 the homesteid with an SSB loan. "But I've had callers ask me.hOw many for twenty-four hours, left .Gibsons by boat ?EE,THE 9Vi TODAY ... ASK ABOUT OUR EASY PAYMENTS dragoon, The horsei, some of whom had Prices were high when they bought in but miles it is to the moon, .how to cook chick­ to reach Gambier Island in the early after­ probably nwer been ridden,, did not,take DCforc long they started on the downward en and whether liver" is sold at certain de­ noon'. With Mr, Peterson, Elphinstone teac­ kindly to the hew discipline. The parades* trctuJ xvhich wag to end *,. ^ depressiondepression. . partment store," Miss Elrick said. her, the students invaded the home of the i 'V, ' • took on the aspects and popularity ol When Mrs. Browning inherited some monay "We get many requests for, tiie time, for Warns at Long Bay. Hours of darknOss 5 h«p. Anglers : sport scores and store hours and frequently took them from an indoor party to floodlit, j*... rodeos; They attracted interested crowds In 1028, they went into Harming in a big 'r, 'i A; who encouraged the recruits with shouts way but with declining prices, a big farm and an early-morning caller will ask what outdoor badminton, soccer, and swimming. now of. 20% Off of "Ride »em Cowboy," • was of little use,to them day it is. Typical of teenage energy, two hikes throu­ FINANCING *' i ghout the early morning hours kept them "I had one young man call me for help, While They Last 11 Aftar a few day.V truinirig, Major "Bil­ In 1930 they'left the farm so that the mmmmum^mm^tmmmm^jmmmmmmmm ly,'! (later Major Genera". William Grles* children could attend high school, Mr, with his homework. He wanted to know' all on their feet. Later Sunday morning, back, C.MGtD.S.O.); decided It was about Browning got a job' with the relief and what the head of the Canadian government leaving Long Bay to recover its senses, the , timei lo Inculcate some cash into the squad­ welfare department for fcur years, but in is called. students returned homeward in their boats, ron. They proceeded in squadron line 1940, war called to htm again. He joined "Quite often when we explain we can't provided for the expedition by Mr. Peter­ across the Valcartier plain when the order provide this information, wc get an argu­ son, John and Judy West, and Smitty's tho Canadian Provost Corps-and spent the 1 ment." came to draw swords,'trot, cantor, gallop, war years training troops at' various cen­ Marina. j...... charge, The charge bccumci a melee. Some tres and guarding prisoners of, war at Arguments and the time some people Indeed It Is refreshing to know that 11 take to express their rudeness just add to of 4ho, horses tripped i.rd fell. Some of the Lcthbrldgc and Medicine Hat. h mdny teenagers can, enjoy themselves MADEIRA PARK, B.C. PHONE 883-2266 troopers wcro thrown" and , the horses took the traffic problem. ' "" purely through companionship nnd sharing off in all directions. It took *a corporal and In 1045, tho Brownings moved to Wilson "The majority of the callers are polite 1 Creek, Thoy cleared their beach lot on and businesslike," Miss Elrick said. "But fresh air, ' eight men two week:? to,round them all up. Browning Road, built n house and cottage, There followed Salisbury I'lnln—a memory we get callers' who are Impolite and some \ • of mud and rain, living under ennvna nnd mostly of boacheomlwl lumber and created who are downright abusive." poor; rations, ;Proban)y tlio worst, disillu­ a beautiful garden. Mr, Browning worked She said thnt generally speaking tho un­ "fuel for Thought,. /' sionment of all enmo when1 the ^squadron' for Burns and Jackson until one leg gave reasonable callers aro more often mon arrived In Franco, only to find In this' new out and ho had to go on war veterans' al* than women. typo of trench iwarfavo,, with Its barbed lownitr-o, lie suppleinoiitcd this by doing wire cntanglomontD, that there was noguar d duty for tho RCMP, keeping chick­ EXPLODED VERBALLY place for a cavalry regiment, The men had ens nnd raising fruit ami vegetables, Until Ono male caller exploded verbally when Httlo to do but Kroom nnd oxorclfio their 10011 when she,became 111 with emphysema ho was advised that tho information horHOrt nrjd thoy worn dcprcsslngly con­ of the lungs, Mrs, Browning wns an active records showed no listing under the name scious or tjie fact tlmt,thoy,wore not doing worker for the Legion, the AngUcnn Church ho had given. much to holp tho cauwo nnd the .Auxiliary to St, Mary's Hospital. "Hc told mo ho wns no two-bit chnrnc* She hns also done somo fine work In ccra- ter, but a very Important person and that teB^^lrilji-iMrtiaBlt^W^^*^^*!^*-) Sorin*Hio-u'pp|nB-oWfll5rJohn Brownlnfl-. miClvBccnuscof hcrillnessrthc Browning,- I'd better glvo him-somo-.sorvlco*".. Judy nnd 10 other members' of his .tqundron, sold their bonch property and moved to said, "All 1 could do was ckplaln to him . i I t^t *l*Un applied for commissions In tho Infantry their proflcnt homo on the highway. Thoy again, politely^ Hint our records showed I \ ' ' nnd departed for ono month's trnlnlng nt have ono tion, Charlie, three daughter,-,, no such listing." , St, Omoiv On receiving his commission, Mrn, Kraft, Mm,' Fonder nnd, Mrs. Stuart What about tho fomalo side? ho look sovoi, dnys* lonvf- which ho spent ' Jtobortson of Princo Coorge, nlno grnnd* "We get somo women callers who nro Purnulnfl.hiN courtHhlp of lho lady on whom children nnd ono (treat grandson. All their difficult, to,'" Judy said. "1 find moro Im- hln huontlotu. hud boon sot for tho past children served In the Svcond .World War pntlonco nmong women thnn nmong mon two years,-and'thoy announced their en* except their youngest dl-ughlcr Winifred, who cnll us. ' Rngomcnt. • Miss Dorothy Sutton had, been who wna not old enough. "If you don't snap tho number out right ,born of ISiiRllHh pnmilfi In tho Statu of Florida, wlwro lior fftther had nn orange grovo, Aftor fronts had twlpo ^dentrnyod their cropH, tho Sutton fnmlly returned lo Life Insurance is good for yov* Rnglnnd, Minn -Sutton wnn educated «t Worcenler HlKlv School and In I-nrls. in so many ways "Jlotiirnlnfl to Franco, 2nd M, Hrowninn * Regular caro of equipment with tho completQ lino of excellent quality wns nUuehod lo tho 2nd Unttnllon Dtiko of • ftuaran toftd security Standard potrojoum products that proyldo for automotive! and Industrial uses, WelllnRton'H. n regular ballnllon of Iho i "Prompt delivery on whatever you may need for "Hrilif.li irnnT~Whlch~1iad*TiBen flcrvlcc • In nil pints of tho world. Both office™ and • lift'tlnw income at. retirement your homo," your buslnoss or your farm; The Chevron men wore, flno -Boldlcw, Koud of their "Technical help on special problems from Standard .roKlmenlnl tradition. I.t Brownliw W,\H , * • oxcvlloiit navinpt vnlmm v ABOVE AIL nppotnlod Trnnnport Officer In command of OII Specialists. " • morttfaKo protection moans service I»I . 35* men -nnd 4K) horaos. whoso Job It wns. to * Local holp from us, y,our Standard Oil Agont, i"> '* .',.',•• »,»dollvflr,_rftllon,n, nmmrnUloii and other • funds for emergencies nocosnltlofl onch nlKht l«> iho bnltallon wlwn Robert E. Lea To start this diet just give, us a call: '''•'•'; • thoy worn In lho linn or In reserve^or aup- !•< ft arf l.iM port..Irertclwn* Aljhoufll. r.omo nlRhts thoy ^X... ' »'|Q|pi. • •*,*>>*/ "•4., ' woro••exponod lo fihollluRnn d enemy rifle .,y: ' bnttorlevlt wnn not ft particularly hnznnl* Fbr rurthor Information write to i j** 4 \* TUB G. H. Gerry MacDonald o«fl job n|icl ctinttnUloB woro fow. 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«*.• y r~>t -"fir V(**' * ' Page 6 > The Peninsula Times >'J Wednesday, June 7, 1967 AroWid Wbsons te*-*^ p. 11 ) -A- MRS. MARJONT Alsager, was ^hostess Fri- 'day afternoon at her home when a Chin­ ese Tea was .held, proceeds "going' to the l i Spring Fever Gibsons Branch of the\*Hospita| Auxiliary. ' *^ , A * "' ' • 'f *• * •* ..VV-* ° '"i * , "Rooms wore gaily decorated with' Orien­ —by Chuck Jones tal lanterns and agreeably perfumed with, incense burning^ some of ihe ladies were in riEig col®*!nl ^Giffiiiiiy FOR ALL you non-beliuvers who wouldn't costume. Delicately iiavouiced Chinese tea take my advice and try fishing Porpoise was served; refreshments included; ginger PROFUSION of spring flowers enhanced" jobber phose 1a pale'bli.e brocaded ensem- Bay tins little tid-bit may break your heart the solemn beauty of, Out ,I&cly, iotX ble with white accessories and a corsage of fruit, oriental,, sesame • seed cookies for­ LomMiS" Church, "SecheK," for, vtb$' recent white, ^carnattons, Mrs. Clarence Joe wore Kim Trowse's father caught a 26-pound tune cookies,'and Chinese noodles./ t wedding of Sandra Edwma Ch4stiha\Svn(i*-<(> nwyt'tfu* ahd white ensemble also with spring just off the herjnns pond to earn his T membership in the SGCSC I was bumming U^ti^^i&efXl jj^y^i*^'_..:,a ,. r*„-i 'T..n*u Tava. ITU..^ . ts^tJa. i- *u v-."..uU'n. «-'M>»-Anac anDnrdf aa whittvhilep carnatio-'iirnauoin i , coffee down at ths Big Maple Motel from Skellett; Marjorle Littiejohn; Eleanor £a«fter of Mr and Hci,,*Bd Sm^mi^iy^nagey^ , . , , Paul and Elsa whers Sonni Trowse's hus­ Pender band weighed in the fish, so can verify his Crosbv • Carmen Dixon- Lenore InshV 'Hafbant and the .groom fs.tfte fo% > aSpaciai guest'at thevcexemony>Was Mrs. , 1 .Edna Husby; Moira Clement; Doreen Cros­ f . , , , Janet Powell from Scotland, a a great aunt story. (What a bragger ) crosoy,, carmen Dixpn, wnore mgiis, of Mr> Officiatinarid Mfe-g- C,lai*m at * thee JoeceremonOff&eh^y ji^wpro"! V, of the bride. ' by; Jennifer Dixon; Cindy Crosby. Hostess r 1 Seeing there are \°ry few fish being was nicknamed "May-May" for the after­ Father D. D; MacDonam\ and Rev.' -Bam*,. . Mr. *nd Mrs. Carl Joe will reside in caught, there is not too much to write noon Jenks-/ - " ' '" Tv gechelt. , about, so I will give an abbreviated ver­ 1 Escorted by*"her brother, Mr. K*el*Jh"!>{' -—-• —— Mr and Mrs. Harry S. Johnston had as l t sion cf what I think interviews on fishing guests at their home on Point Road, Hop­ Sundquist, through a beautiful archway of ' with well-known persons would sound like* kins Landing, their son and daughter-in-law, fragrant flowers and * green fern;'the bride ^ wore a iloor-length^ Empire style gown with Abraham Lincoln—When was the last I)r Harry W- and Mrs. Johnston and daug­ v time you caught a fisn m Lee's Bay' "Four hters Andrea, Stacey, Allison and Jacque­ bodice of white eyelet- laee and flowing NOTICE •score and seven years ago." line. ' < skirt of pale green'nylon over taffetai,Her L i \ mmmammmmmmmmmmm* Teddy Roosevelt—Wra* type of fishing / Mrs Kay Fisher travelled by bus to net veil* was held in place by a single ,red, pole would you recommend for trolling9 cvisit a friend at Eugene, Oregon, recently. rose and she carried a bouquet Of Ted toses, "Walk softly and "arry a big stick " - Mr. and Mrs. *W Crosby have returned and white hyacinth. ^.,, R. I RHODES Bmg Crosby—Wher ,«• the best time of from a month's visit to Calgary and Win-" Bridesmaids^ ware the bride's -sister, day to fish9 "When the blue of the night mpegA Rosma and the groom's niece Valerie Joe, of Optometry Sisters re-urtfted both charming in matching gowns of yel­ meets the gold of the day " Mrs. Henry sHinz and daughter accom­ low nylon over taffeta with' wmte acces*' 204 Vancouver Block Andy Williams—What is your favorite VISITING from Edinburgh, Scotland Scotland in 1922 to stay with aunts in panied by Mrs. Broughton journeyed to sones • and carrying rosettes of pink and * ' Vancouver, B.C. " ' fishing spot9 "Moon Rner" is Mrs. Janet Powell who first Vancouver. Mrs. Nellie McCann, Saskatchewan, recently. Mrs. Bpoughton was also a visitor to Victoria.^*-/ white carnations. Mane Antoinette—What do you use for travelled to Toronto to visit her left,' is well-known in the area having Mr. Lloyd Jackson was best'man- with- bait9 "Let them eat cake " daughter then journeyed to Pender Tyorketl at the old St Mary's Hospi- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hicks were visitors Will be in Secheit to Quesnel. the groom's brother, Hubert Joe, acting as 1 * John Paul Jones—\<>u have been fish­ Harbour to visit her sister who left ta] for 19 years. ^ Rev. and Mrs. Marshall and family usher Relatives of the groom formed the' ing four days and caugh' nothing, what say choir. ' - Monday, June 12fh you9 "We have not yet begun to fight." from New Westminister spent the week at Mrs E. Lawrence home. Reception followed* at Secheit Legion Hall For'an appointment for Bob Hope—Did you enjoy your fishing 9 Vocational branch • • . Welcome to*, the community, Mr. and where the toast to the bride was proposed eye examination phone trip to tiie Sunshine Coast "Thanks for Mrs J Hanson and family from Campbell by Chief T. D.,S. (Ted) Joe of Secheit the memories " - River, now residing on OldershawNRoad. Indian Band. Mills Brothers—When night fishing, what 9 The Bradleys from New Westminister in For her daughter's wedding the bride's is tiie best lure "Giow little glow worm " the former A. Lefler home; Mr. and Mrs. And where would you fish? "Up a lazy le^sfftment o: ^^ i* * . iicffliion Lefler having moved to Dawson Creek. , river by the old mill run " Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Geier, a Paul Revere—How many fish can you daughter Marlaine Vivien, 4 lbs. 10 ozs. catch a day? "One if by land, two if by Astart s plucemefti There are 140 organizations active on GOOD NEWSfor tlhe $25 Iiivest©r sea. ^ service the Sunshine Coast. Would it not be a good ' (OR THE $10,000 INVESTOR) Gaglardi—-The road into Nor-West bay NEW SERVICE to-speed the placement of counsellor. thing to have 141* and start a branch of the is not paved. "Sorry for the inconven­ students into Br-tish Columbia's net­ The 30b placement rate for vocational Canadian Arthritic and' Rheumatism Socie­ ience." work of vocational schools has been- in­ school graduates has .always been high ty? For about $25 you can have an interest in a wide range Chuck Jones ^well known?)—Would t 9 augurated by the Technical and Vocational ahd for many courses—aircraft mainten­ you give us your secrets for catcmg fish Training Branch of the Department of Edu­ ance,* practical nursing, court reporting, of blue chip stocks with excellent growth potential. "Eat your heart out. cation, it was announced tonight by the beadiy culture—is nearly 100 per cent It is Three new initiations "While on the subject of eating places, Honorable L. R. Petersoc, minister of edu­ expected to improve further because the (if y/e weren't, we are row), I would like to cation. _ nianpower officers will have access to in­ I.O.S. Investment Funds is managed W. B. (Bill) SLADE point out that some of the beaneries on the Mr. Peterson, in DiiBcaiS to officially formation-about job possibilities in all parts into Jobes Daughters peninsula would cons-der 'changing the SUNDAY, May 28 there was an initiation I.O.S. of Canada Ltd., open the new vocational wing of Cowichan of the province. The technical and voca­ by our professional management SELMA PARK, B.C. names of their establishments. A few free Senior Secondary School, said in an address tional, training branch's policy of directing of three girls into Jobes Daughters, suggestions' Ptomaine Heaven, The Gag individuals info vocations with labor short­ Karen Stanley, Sharon X-awson and Nancy personnel. I.O.S. is the world's anet'-^VoTnitv.Stomach Pump Inn, or The that the placement service will co-operate Yes, I wish to learn more about your in­ ages" wilt be continued by the Manpower Millier. The group was visited by Mr. Pat- largest mutual distributor. Our sales vestment, fiind. I understand .there is no ^^^-^•^'.••^.^.•••^•-^^.^•-^^••'-^^ — ,. closely withthe manpower training section Centre counsellors. ^tersojt*- who is Die^ut^ Grahd Gaurdian and obligation. " Incinerator.; One place m particular must jwf-,7 T^OU™.^,* „I ijr,-,^vT„Q-. X**,A :,J!!Jice_^ ; ; :; r Jr>J^6j6;e^eeded $1 billion.., Pledse~-sebd4nje »your prospectus.* *-- ^ - } &is^<-'&&&;' L«a» : *i. *•!:'. ^Aw».-iai'^-v,»a.j I,, of Canada -Department ol Manpower ana ' 'was' accOmp^ameB by'ms^'-^mily7' '-"^ ";•"""•'•"""" as :everirthing tiiey serye has/.the appear- *u»«»*.s .«•««« .««« •*-•*" J '^ Saturday, June 3 "the Jobies, with the help of mothers, catered toth e Grade 12* The Regii • tifc average, ^ ^ Dinner. There were approximately 175 peo­ fe from & acemimt service wiMn STEViE- McQueen, Brian Keith, and Su- per share: STREET ond-Ho. ^v^»l«*M-5^^ minutes ,.at which:-provincial vocational ple ppresept: Grade 11 had gaily- decorated can*t come here'lo fh>h. come and try the »--•.» r " zarie Pleshette star in the popular the auditorium for the occasion. : ' school a particular ^course is taught and western- drama, "Nevada Smith," showing Oct. 6, 1960 — $3.81 food, then go fishing anyway. when the next class begins. • Next Saturday,. June lCi, is the Public ./To anyone who ,may~not be aware of this y>eek at that "theatre on the water­ Installation of Honoured Queen Elect Mari­ tiie, fact; there are certain rules and regu- The placement service utilizes up-to- front," "the Secheit Theatre. •"'.-- PROVINCE date records of course capacities and lyn Hopkins .and her'. officers at 7:30 in the 'iationsput out by the department of fisher­ Max~Sand (Steve McQueen), son of a Masonic Hall at Roberts Creek. ies,*;, regarding • sports fishing. One of the vacancies toplac e students in courses as white father and an Indian mother, begins most coifamonly ignbiSeri.-one^is in regard appUcations are received from Manpower his * "'education" when three gunslin§eirsV to the size of ling'cod. The "salmon fishinCentresg . It is expected that other agencies KarLMalden," Arthur Kennedy, and Martin : t has. been,fairly slow,';s0'some people are such as the - Workmen's, Compensation tandau, torture and kill his parents. With loading -up en the ling, which is a good Board, department, of India* affairs. and a. horsey arifl6' and??, he^ sets. out. to track idea:. ' T~ * welfare services will'also",use the facilities them ? down.' He i& befriended by ;Jonas .Another good idea'.would be torea d the oi the service. ' ,.*• - Cord (Brian-Keith), travelling gunsmith, if. rale's ^governing size^ before you do this. The'sti'dent placement' service is under who teaches him to handle a gun. From it direction.of Robert Cr.Baker. Mr.,Balcer o ^ . t^r, Sand tracks* the 1% •fNo ling cod shall be taken-under 23 in- the ne Ai y town ta aBQ ches' long."" " c, *• ' ' * v ' was-previousl• previouslyy aa teacher*and-principalteacher* and- principal iinn kilters..'Hvnifevs .'HeP killkilsk ononee iinn if'knif» knifee fightfieht, . afteafterr 1 1 "• . . «***^, ». T(*«SM-*«V* .,"''^Just to' fill spaVe'I .vvill give you my the British Columbia public and vocational -which-he is cared ' for by a'Kiowa girl < .•I. preferences on tackle, free of charge, for school systems and :a computer "stystems (Janet Margolin.). From, there" he fakes a i'i mooching spring salmcn analyst with the RCAF. : * holdup to be jaileilVin.a'Louisiana prison .:(!'.: I ",Vou should have a iod the right length Mr. Peterson also., said that , Canada where he gups

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V*-''' t * - Isabel Dawson . . ^ Wednesday, Jtftie 7/J967- r The Peninsula Times Poqe 7 .. . __.__ - — ,.7i ...j... • - **-,!> Ji-*-J •- 1 $&pie&ea1* 6 d>ii ^111066^111 tour if* X 'Mt * W" il ^-^ I _n **V - *•« i " -^ *i*-!f L" J- ii li- T P it- / U f* J >• i 'a** ^^ •"* -™ , (JV r i** *•** • MACKENZIE^ itftey ^et Dawson is fi. Abram, EctNorman, of the Department , V«rmetfe, Madeira .Park,^ 7 r off next riWfcth oii a VM Neighbour" good- of Travel Industry, Seth Halton, Depart- will tour of,Brpm Columbians jtd .Alberta ' ment oi Education, Vic Downard, *Vancou- and Saskatchewan anhouijced the £onr Vf. ver Island Coach Lines; and Rene Pellet- K. Kiernan,->iihj8tet ;of Travel .and %•K ier,-manager 6t Pmewoods Lodge m Man- dustry rtecently. , * ; , ;Mt . „ j >,, THr.,HeadIey paid tribute to the wowoilder* - and thingsrtoidoittBritish.Cplumbia; also life Brandh; 'Jphn Walter, Provincial Par*? extending an Jrivltatiorf to'prairie Citizens Branched Tegid Jones of the British to "fyiap to B.CVqr;tlieir,'lM)lid>ys.a * Columbia Forest Service. , The^ottourabitf Patricia J. Jordan will 0 \^ ""^/ . 1 £ -gift;h?as*presented to Mrs. Merle Hate- lead one; group to ?Edmoritpn, Calgary,^ Q77L*XJ* f !!:,,-,--,' U^-^^M was given; Lawrence, "re- %SS&£&&S&?J2B Senior, Citizens homes eamiMP&ui& direcfOT^and^to those whohelned i ing culminated'in a campfire1and^weiner: %sJ*imp..counSeBo«s; Mr. and Bfrs.*.Cuy- xaffS^saS. B«> public-meeting planned roast after dark, Avith enieriainment pro- ' ler Pa"g>/ aMr. G.-Ruggles, Mrs. M.,Ru- andrSwitt Current." Both ladies are ftinis-' THfcRE will be"a public meeting of the Sun­ vided by-.the car"*1'""" "n-^'1^"* -ti-nntM* >• dofoh-^M-r- and Mrs.. Bill Weinhandl and 11 ders .without portfpUo.^ .. .« ' ? shine* Coast Senior Citizens' Housing prepared ifs^oWn Known as" the '/Hi Neighbour Goodwill Society on Thursday, June 15 at l 30 p m were*ievealed-witl __... _ tl," Tour", the two; parties are scheduled for at. the Legion Hail, Secheit. -'^ ' master of ceremonies-, and special applause.5 av^teble. more thah 30 meetings with service clubs, automobile clubs, 4rayel agents/the press, and provincial and civic representatives in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The British Columbians will show color slide phptQgraphs.give talks, and,have in .formation available for interested persons Sunshine Coast are urged to attend; "Tahe,^ ents were' able to gather with the band and nlia^s^tid 'iSw- ifeffib^s'arc'/b^gf con- tt »< '7iVt'L All regions of British^ Columbia 'will be regular business meeting of the 'Sephel£4*< orchestra in .the,big dining hall for the final fidered.j ^* covered in their, wesentations. O.A.P.O. will follow the public meeting.^'!$' jam session. .During-this time Mr.,Cowe/c ,lill il.llt.1 lrf I, II III >iti— vmA OB Cowichan Indian sweaters will be pre­ By courtesy of Mr. Norman* Burley,*7^ demchstrated ,his skill and the versatility; AT t,> / •f *> X • sented to the mayors of the cities visited: there will be a picnic' on his property f t»'S2^ of the drum. He-told the .students that he'd J a -%a I .Ja X ?>.-•: Also-in the Alherta'party "will be: R noon, preceeding the-meetings. Tea- andM wanted to be a-drummer from an* early ^ - \ ft B. Worley, deputy minister of the Depart- coffee will be provided but guests {brihg?^ age aud"had.finally driven his parents to STANL surrender, by using, anything, available to > *T*a "J*lisi ment of Travel Industry, R. L. Colby, A. their own food. t '; ^i^t v r J 4 ' • ' "-"***"* •*••* •!••••• ••*• m „. •.! •• •• .. MM—!M-„M. • ,i i. nn— wl i •.••••••-—1—«.-^——..^» • i M-I — II Bmtmti^m,mm*mnmBmimm*a0i1Lt^im**0B*Jmii*mmBm '< drum, on including a pair of chopsticW' 4 and' an ashtray. .Herstressed the^necessity PRODUCTS Pioneer John Irving . . . of regular daily practise. Marshall .played 7 with the band but the real thrill for the AVAILABLE LOCALLY drummers was the opportunity to play Mr. • *• -<- * •* i >1 - - 'i' Cowe's drums. K 11 ^ * ""5* iery stemnboat captain As is customary, awards were presented \ MPhdwe - jr *V to members of the band and orchestra. Mr. IS Headtey explained that the achievement •" Louise Hume k: '?>. awards were not necessarily for the best watered down bareaacfats*. i r^-7 <.» " r*«i player but to those v/ho had made con-- 886-2951 CAPTAIN John Irving was one a of British John Irving Navigation Company Jo^Oper-j sistent improvement during the year. Win­ J- * a- -i Columbia's pioneer steamboat captains ate in the Yukon and his vessels^ Gleaner, m&mifo* ners' of these award-,, one to each "school To Arrange Youf-Siantey? were, drummer Gary Davies, Langdale; X and he didn't have ,jnuch patience with Scotia and * Reaper, became pari of $ the „ M^i@v landlubber bureaucrats. Ii fact in 1889 he Klondyke gold rush'jhistory. Captain Irving a,^€^^ clarinetists Diane Fisher, Gibsons, Debbie Party or Place Your turned his firehoses OP them in an incident retired to Vancouver in 1901 and^ved*^ **'" Baba, Roberts Creek. Violinist in tiieor ­ 1 remembered as the "small-pox war.'' there until his death dp, 1936. " 7 2CV Centennial visit chestra, Kim Walters, Secheit. "Hie cup Orders , for the outstanding player in the band was ; ! < One of his ships, thp Premier, had come it.^THE,STAGE4s'comii^,?^ma^Tii<>t^Steele on June 24, where it will~re- f! up from Seattle with a case of small-pox ' ^'y- "ii^ve been' a famiHal cry ill*' Se^i" main. Fort- Steele is the second Ms- aboard. Premier lay a week at Victoria's ;i chelt/but it was last week as youn^-^ toric British Columbia town to be re- it quarantine station, the»» she sailed for Van­ s couver. The entire police force met the ,- sters ran alongside the magnific^p^stored'asa park and visitor's attrac­ LAST CALL ship, and said there would be no one al­ ted" and yellow coach led by,four 7, tion. ,., lowed ashore. Captain living heard about }^ Worses. The^oach will arrive in.\Forf v/ it in Victoria and he came to Vancouver in / JUNE 18th - FATHER'S DAY the Islander. He took Iremier's passengers / i I* aboard and tried to land them, but again the police intervened. I \ Pender H^Migkts GET YOUR CARDS"AND This just made* Captain Irving more % GIFTS FOR DAD NOW IV-- stubborn. He sailed toward Hastings Mill 9 —by Donna Vaughan J *"*- *"* * 4 and when the police rushed there, he i * n doubled back to the Canadian Pacific Rail­ 1 MAY 26 was the day the Grads had been about university life and, also of her recent ? 1 >?= * » *. # . waiting/for, all year. The „Gradi dinner, trip lo/Expo. , -,* • "•, *,*t*»i •}'•«. *.; way wharf. When the police returned hc 4 1 SUNGLASSES - §Um^ JSjjCT*' put the Isander's fire hojea on them. They 1* and dance that followed formed'V' perfect SffieK^there ^!^ !!*?^- much-'-confrhversy called thp fire department to retaliate and ending to 10 months- of studying. * -1 about^thte^divorce- lhwS' I thought ^'perhaps Are The Order Of The Day the i readers might^be interested in hearing the ship was driven off. Finally the pas- The gym was beautifully decorated by ,f seugcrs were landed a' Moodyville and students/Some of'the'decorations included the* s

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_A.***> .u - "~ — — — Milers AFTER taking part in a variety of Trueman. Peter Care>, Jack UOLM)I1, Caldwell, Ron luba and Godfrey r . -">.— »*. -Uf *•- "\ *- -*- , Broad jump H ** ** •**** •* **" "* * other events Sr. Boys await start Ken Johnson, John Charman, Ron Robinson of one-mile event From left, Elliot MAUREEN Owen takes a mighty girls' broad jump leap to gain first place in Jr.

Track star BELINDA Gibb, who brought home three firsts in the'Howe Sound Track ' j Meet displays „her winning style in the Sr. girls' relay at Elphinstone.

son; Sabres, Bombers, Mustangs. JUNIOR BOYS High jump—Men Hemstreet, Ken Bland, Kirk Thomas, Ken Dodds Broad jump—-Rick Gibb, Craig Cham­ berlain, John Duffy, Ken Bland Triple jump—Craig Chamberlain, 33', 1", Rick Gibb, Dave Szabo, Greg. • - - Sr. Boys' relay SENIOR BOYS FIRST leg of Elphinstone Sr>J Boys' Trev Oram, John Gibson, Wayne High jump—Ken Johnson, Trevor Oram, 1 relay, and Howard Joe takes over Skinner, Ken Johnson and Howard Mike Clement, Joey Gibson. Broad Jump—Ken Johnson, Ron Cald­ for a good lead. From left, Steve Mc- Joe well, Tom Paul, Joey Gibson. Court, Peter Carey, Gordon Hauka, Going up Triple jump—Ken Johnson, 37', 3V\ Alan Hemstreet makes a mighty effort in Jr. Boy's high jump. Mike Clement, Trevor Oram, Peter Carey Shotput—Joey Gibson, John Gibson, Tom W^7iM7¥l^t^ l ;AHAi:~y]i r ?-o i.H •; 1- - - <•>* ., t t „ Good tearh-spirit . . . Paul, Norman Shepherd. B^fa:^H"A^?77 f^^7^A,£^ *>* p* .^ttMk * -.*-•,. 11;., Discus—Joey Gibson, Godfrey Robinson, John Gibson, Steve McCourt. 880 yards—Ron Caldwell, Godfrey Rob­ inson, Jack Goeson, Peter Carey. Outdoor track meet 100 yards-^-Mike Clement; Tom Pauli Barry McDbnald, Jack -Goeson;,: 220- yBrtis-^Mttie1 Clement, Rarry Mc* Donald, Ron!CaTd\veU, Tyrn-Paul. - - shows top athletes ^ 440 yards-Godfrey^ ' Rohihsbn, Peter Carey, Joey Gibson, Ken Johnson. 'JEAM spirit ran high for Elphinstone's Susan. Read, Esther Carey. |?outdoor track, meet, held on Tuesday of Disciisi-Patty Gitst, Thelma Volen, JUNIOR BOYS .... :;..4,',,,;:,,vr.,:,V,,.'V,;'.i., hyst week. Young athletes excelled them- Janet Lloyd ' Relay—Bombers: Rick" Gibb, Kim ln- selves resulting in five schools records ^ thrbw-kfeen Louie, BeUnda Gibb, glis, Frank Hoehrte, Norman Cooper; Spit­ Being broken,.;..' ..'•.-, ;„• • .. ...•:,:•'.>.' •„•;.• Tina' Iuon; Jill Cobleigh. , fires, Mustangs. . ..:.... ••••...'.• ..i.-."'*.'_.-.-. ';:In Ihe .triple jump, junior boys, Craig . . _ _,.._..,,:„. _, c . Mile—Francis; McKenzie, 5: 17,2J Jim el,u u Chamberlain 'broke exiting .record which ;lV»ltT®m^'^m^t E^^^ ^Zm. Scorgie, Doug Oram, Qrcg Uihky, , now. stands at 33' 1". Ken Johnson set a m yard5_Belinda Gibb, Susan Thor* LemkyCros,s JiCountry—Francifm Scorgie, Russels McKenziel Edmonds, Gre. g 5SSL^S3•'.;%„'em°r bpys Wlth a tnplC old, Jamis Posthelwaite, Nancy LeWarne. }WP;ptX • *A ••"•""•• •'.•.••'"••••',,-,ia...... '.-,:• 220 yards-Sharlcne Wiomc, Nancy Lc* SENIOR BOYS 7 /Francis McKenzie set a new record for Warne, Connie Warn. Rclay^.M*jstangs: Barry McDonald, Ken jUriio_• r L.boys ' „„«_.....880 wit_h a .tim, e o_,a.~a.f 2:23.8„ , _,_als_o 440 yards—Sharlene Wiome,-Nancy Lc* Johnson, Godfrey Robirson, Howie Joe; fj)rVth'^WJ';;bx)ys,'"mile\vith'a^^ Warns, Cohnie Warn Sabres, Bombers, Spllfires. | i>6iina'Nelson set a,nevv shotput record 880 yards—Jamis Pcsthelwaitc, Nancy Milo—Ron Tuba,: Ron Caldwell, Jack f^r junior, girls with 30', 4**. . JLcWarne, May Hansen, Connie Warn. Goeson, Godfrey Robinson, ifcFinal"house standings are: Bombers 235 Relay—Spitfires;, Belinda Gibb, Shar* Cross Country—Ron Tuba,"John Char-. • ' points; Spitfires 205, Mustangs 191 and lenp Wiomc, Alice Potts, Kirsten Jorgen* man,\Jack Goeson, Ter.7 Ncwsham. J3abrcs:-158, '' '—"^ —— - JUNIORi<5IRL,S , ,,ii..(j.i„ ,' , i ;High r^ump--Karen Karatcew, Karcn^ FRANCIS McKenzie sprints home to °#. '^udy MuQlcnkamp, Robin Posthel cover the mile in 5;17f? at Elphin- ^S^'J' i,inir^xi„„Jnn "r*..,„n' v«^« stone Track-Meet; duplicating.hfi. ef- .^gj^ ;P^cS R' SW^PSSS fort in the HoWe" Sound Track -Meet waite, ^w^", Kown 1 To keep, In stop with tho quick changlno t/** earlier this year when; he came first Shotput—Donna Nelson, w, 4", Sandra fashions without straining thp budget, tho smart r, in Jr. boys' mile event. ' Hanson, Karen Karateew, Marilyn Hopkins. woman makes hor own clothes, It's so easy f. 'j«ni4o«;'' 7' Aii M! Discus—Marilyn Hopkins, Sandra Han­ wltri tho wlss precision BERNINA. All the sow­ son, Dcnlso Llttlcjohn, Susan Thorold.' ing |s done automatically from tho first basting "'A%H Ball throw—Karen Qlbb, Marilyn Hop­ stitch to tho final blindstitch horn—-without KB kins, Wendy Braclwtt, Sandra Parsons. changlno discs, turning dials or adjusting ton* !; 1 00 yards—-Karen SIanlcy, Karen ' Gibb, sjon. VVant to save more time and morioy? Do i '•>''.»'• It' Triple jump your mending and darning thp easy way—-with I l,.u/'*"****»* »(.-. I.'\ Alice Prudcn, Dpnlso LUtlcJohn. ti 1' I 1 < ( . BREAKING existing Elphinstone spectators as he makes spectacular 1100 yards—Denlsa LUtlejohn, Karen BERNINA, Its frco arm lets you pull tho gar* record for Sr, Boys' triple :jump, leap.. . . Karatcow, Jul|o. Doininlc- Valerie Wilson. ment. right ovor, to darn sofiks and mcrid "' WM j. Ken Johnson draws gasps from 220 yards—Robin' Posthelwaite; .Karen' sleeves ond pant legs without opening side Stanley,,* Eileen McKenzie, Joyce Timothy, scams, *—> Po In Mylfl tho thrifty way with Llfotlmo Guarantee • Choice of ', |1 * .» l ' I' " f " I r,» r H *' f '\ ] •» "t I r ' BERNINA, I k I ' , 1| ' ' l I , I '.]' ' f' 440 ! yards—Maureen Owen, Eileen Mc- Cabinets l 1 , 1 i, 11 /,;iif-Af*i 'i I Jt *,-<< .1 . a; ih7 !" V ' ! M)».f Kcn'ssio',' Sandra Parsons, Denise LUtloJohn. ' t ' I1 i L«L ''' 1. a.* V 11 ' * . 1 1 ' a ' '! ' v i < ^*,«9t». I*,»' 1 i \ X *7*> A 7 • < > 1 / ' , 880; yards—Pnt, Clement, Penny Cald­ NOW well, Dlann Bergen, Sandra Hansen. UNSHINE 'Riiltfy-Boh'i'bo^ EwING " i^i^WiW*!!*^"**^'**^^ ™ ***• c* ^lW*W*«l*l1«**^,fets'M*»«W^ *<*-^i»Wi*"Hi»M* Hf \ Ai '7,H 'W< '.'Iw ,, "S , THIS YOU /MUST SEE ...... Friday. Saturday. Monday,

Tuesday, June 9; 10, 12 and X3 NEVADA SMITH

• rf*^#**fr(**«* M*** Extension f ••'• ' _«..„LStovo..McQueen,-K«rl Maiden |..*«IWU^^M^WW(»-!B™ift Mi IjJ. * ** ' """"*""Easy"stylo* -i'**-:""" - • I 'l ' KON TUBA, winner of tho Sr. hoys' FAMILY mile, lopes homo in easy stylo Cartoon- Out"10:20 'p.m.7 • «*a—.<..•.. -,, 'with a time of 0:25. 1 • • PHONES Why artavvor tho S .-.../• • ... . t . •••.,-• - -L h" phono alwnyn for Backyard / pools nro fun for children, your toon*, when ox- ' but they could cause a, tragedy If adults lonn|on»co8tBollltlo? fall lo supervise the younf, ones when they 7 Ask about thorn nt*-- Naturally .... See II at the SECHELT THEATRE Not tjuito piny in them. Over 170 children lost their r 1 \ YOUR THEATRE ON THE WATERFRONT. llvo<4 hy drownlnr,.U..l'.)^i|i|l»(l^^i»iiil*)i|^»i|i»lli«'»(llllltiiii W*t^^ ijiit»ii>ftf>y^ii(>iiiiMtii 4 « a1* *"a ' ^ *

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