A Better Moment Letters Perrault Warns Chamber in Parliament Subiectof Fiscal Controls Necessary by PAUL ST

Published at Gibsons, B.(_C Provincial Library9 Victoria, B. C« Phone 886-2622 Volume 21 Number 37, Sept. 26, 1968. SERVING THE GROWING SUNSHINE COAST lOeper copy A better moment Letters Perrault warns chamber in parliament subiectof fiscal controls necessary By PAUL ST. PIERRE, M.P. and some of us from other tribes J I Defining our present situation gressively-minded people in the the time out Mr. ParraulP t took call him by other names at as a paradox in paradise, Ray to attend the chamber's anni Coast-Chilcotin area. :: other times. But in the House Perrault, M.P. .former leader of Mr. Parker, dealing with early versary,,,' '•'•''.' One of the features of the of commons and to' the people the British Columbia Liberal board' of trade history, said Chairman Hensch reported house of commons which comes of Canada in general, he is the law case party stressed the need for pro that it was back in 1947 when that during October there would to the attention Pi a nW Mem honourable member for Prince per f seal controls in order to the Seohelt businessmen decided be a membership drive and that ber of parliament is that there Albert. Action. had been started in get things straightened out. the Supreme Court of British:' to have the Sechelt Peninsula at the Oct. 23 meeting there seems to be a lot of politics in (Canadians do not know him He was addressing the 21st Board of Trade: This, he said, would be • a discussion on the the place. This is not always as the member for Prince Al Columbia by Alvin and 7 Stella ] anniversary banquet of Sechelt Brown of the Welcome Cafe,4 later split so that the Pender proposed Sunshine Coast com attractive. bert.- They know him as John and District Chamber of Com Harbor Board of Trade came munity centre. The games politicians (play Diefenbaker. But names may Gibsons, against the Coast.; merce Saturday night at a .fume-' into being. Tables cleared, a variety irritate some Canadians and not be named in the commons. News, Maxwell Hammersmith, 7 tion attended by about 150 per At the conclusion of Mr. .Par- show was staged by performers bore a great many more. Only The prime minister was doing L. Feldhammer and M. L. Ben-J sons in the new Peninsula rauit's talk Mr., Parker respon from Vancouver, followed by a a few findthem good sport. his best.) Ston. . ' :;' * Dining room. 7 ded with an expression of dance to music by a four-piece Perhaps for these reasons, "The opportunity I have Claims by the Browns are for What wa needed was a bigger thanks from the members for orchestra. many new members of the seized to make this report to damages for libel in the pub--' economic pie from which to House will remember one day the house of commons is on the lication of Letters to the Edi finance the country. New indus the Throne Speech .debate as occasion of the right honorable tor of the Coast News on on tries were required. Slow growth Diefenbaker Day. It began' this gentleman' s seventy-third birth about August 28 and Sept. 12. will have to be scrapped by way: .: 7Y7''>Y;"'-' day. On behalf of the govern The plaintiffs also claim for an- keeping a closer tab on unem Prime Minister Trudeau rose, ment, indeed on behalf of all the injunction, an apology, a retrac-I ployment conditions. Trade bar very-much at ease,7very relaxed people of Canada, I want to wish lion and costs. t riers could be eased. He sugges -Y'a refreshing change from the him many happy returns, of the The letter objected to signed? ted that trade liberalization attitude of barely concealed day. I hope I will have the oc by Feldhammer and Benston* should be welcomed by Cana boredom* with which he spoke casion for many years, and pos described an occurrence 7at the-; dians. He preferred multilateral for an hour and ten minutes on sibly even my successors will cafe and the letter by Hammer-', instead of bilateral agreements. the Throne Speech itself. have the occasion, to make this Some members of parliament ' There was, said the prime annual report." smith also concerned the cafe.' were planning to fight for lower minister, a very select club in The prime minister then tariffs. Canada — the Prim,£ Ministers' crossed the floor of the house to Mr. Perrault's theme was im-. Alumni Association. There are pin a blue carnation in Mr. Dief- proved economic development. only three living memlbers, only enbaker's lapel. "An expression More in He said he considered it a great one in the house of. commons of good will from the flower privilege to be a member of chaipter —\and I must say that people," he called it. parliament no matter what par chapter has never been in better Mr. Stanfield, Mr. Lewis of schools ty. His first experiences in par shape." the New Democratic party and liament were to hear the first It's doubtiful that many mem Mr. Caouette of the Creditistes School population has in-v- young Indian member make his bers of the opposition parties added their congratulations, but creased by 185 pupils for this-. maiden speech- and later, the remembered that it was Mr. the house was impatient. It wan year with the heaviest increase - first Canadian born negro mem Diefenbaker's birthday, but ted to hear Mr. Diefenbaker. in the elementary schools. At ber speak. There were, he these words were enough to When he rose, it was to speak tendance this year is 2,330 added, emphasizing the ethnic signal that the most prominent briefly, but with an enveloping against last year's figure of breadth of parliament, members private member in Canada was warmth. ' 2,145. in the house of Irish, French and involved in some sort of cele ',The house of commons is a There is an increase of 103 Polish descent. bration; and a few thumped - place where from time to time pupils in elementary schools- Separatism lie regarded1 a their desks in applause. ' we reveal an understanding of and " 85 in the two secondary * great tragedy. It would be in The, prime minister continued each other, and an .appreciation schools: Greatest elementary' finitely better if we could all "It's distinguished and veryjac-, of members sitting^ ôpposite,, incrceasej,'JMJl was at Secheli, ^ pullYt6gether!tsG__^ five' ^:Bay., ^r.i.^„'Davjs 'second YhTghest^ known by different names- to party warfare and which causes Bay and native children were living, also it bad not suffered different people — Chief Great each of us to form deep and added. race riots. Eagle, Chief Walking Buffalo, abiding admiration for those Next heaviest increase was at One of the governmental fac Chief Many Spotted Horses — members who sit in every part Elphinstone. secondary school tors .. that could help the Sun of the house." with 58 added and Pender Har shine Coast area, Mr. Parrault What history may say of Mr. bor secondary came next, with said, was the federal ARDA Diefenbaker's career may be 24 added. policy, but because the provin Absentee voting left to history. The future will Total elementary' attendance cial/7 and federal governments be better prepared to deal with is now'1,617 with 565 at Gibsons, cannot get together there is a Await Beiinett power! his place in Canadian .affairs roadblock. There is no reason than any man of the present. 226 at Madeira Park, 439 at why some development could Joan Hertrickson and Sandra - The two sets of horns will motion made But there could be no mistaking 'Sechelt, 140 at Roberts Creek not be accomplished. The area's Borger are atop the B.C. Hydro each sound the first four bars Paul St Pierre, member of the quality he lent.the house of and 131 at Langdale school. trouble is that it is too closely building in Vancouver checking of O Canada twice. Sounding of parliament for the new British commons in those few minutes. linked with Vancouver in the the O Canada horns. the horns will be synchronized Columbia riding of Coast-Chil Every spirit was lifted. matter of economic factors. Flow of initial power from the with the start-up of the initial cotin, has introduced a private "The longer honorable mem Eric Hensch, president of the huge Peace River project will units in Portage Mountain Gen member's resolution in the bers are in parliament the more Parents plan chamber was chairman and in be signalled in Vancouver at erating Station by a microwave house of commons calling for they will Jove the institution. To troduced James Parker and approximately 3:30 p.m., Satur signal from the project to the absentee voting in federal elec- the young members who have Jack Mayne, two original mem day afternoon, Sept. - 28, by two communities. .t-ohs. Y Yv .7. .•/^.::.:77 . •_:.. :•• just come in, I would say that home bake sale bers of the board of trade or these O'Canada horns. The first three generating for the first six months after you The resolution called a notice A home bake sale sponsored ganized in Secheit. Mr. Parker Similar but smaller mobile units will be officially placed of motion, also urges changes in are here you will wonder how explained the reason why he trumpets set up in Prince in operation as Premier W. A. the counting of Armed Forces' you got here. Then after that, by the Parents Auxiliary of Ro was thus honored with Mr. George for the occasion will C. Bennett pushes a symbolic ballots and the extension of you will wonder how the rest of berts Creek school will be held Mayne was that both had been simultaneously indicate that switch at a commissioning voting rights to Canadian civil the members ever got here." r Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. in the able to pay their dues over the Peace Power is energizing Wil- ceremony in the world's largest servants posited! to foreign One of Parliament's better Super-Valu store, Sunnycrest 21 years. liston substation, first major underground powerhouse, locat cobntries. moments. Plaza, Gibsons. J^hn Hayes, a former presi take-off point along the 500,000- ed deep in bedrock under W. A. "The resolution's prime pur All proceeds will help provide dent of the chamber, oh behalf volt Peace powerline. C. Bennett Dam. pose," said St. Pierre,' "Is to the school with the needs to of the chamber presented . Mr. enable Canadians to vote on BBC NEWS CHANGE meet the present method of Parker and Mr. Mayne with election day at polling places Effective Monday, Sept. 30, education now available for stu life memberships, not only as a far from their homes." the BBC News from London will dents. token of appreciation from the October drive for CNIB His notice .of motion would be broadcast on CBU-FM, 105.7 Auxiliary members and teach chamber but also from all pro- entitle the elector to vote on mcs. Vancouver each weekday., ers of Roberts Creek school Once again the ladies auxil have books to show you. So polling day in his Electoral Dis morning at 9 o'clock. CBC-AM greatly appreciate the help of iary, Royal Canadian Legion, please make certain you are in trict, by casting his vote in a Radio (CBU, 690 kcs. in Van the busy house wife and the Br. 109 have undertaken to contact with an authorized CNIB pollingstation; ?or Electoral Dis couver) will; broadcast the BBC management of Super - Valu Happy message canvasser, she added. trict other ihari;h.S;'own, using sponsor the ONIB Campaign for News each weekday afternoon store in making this sale pos 1968, commencing the first week Dr A. J. Elliot, head of the an absentee ballot; provide at 4 o'clock beginning Monday, sible. department of Ophthalmology, , that Armed Services ballots be in October, campaign chairman 1 Sept. 30. The BBC News will be sent by Queen University of British Columbia called absentee ballots and be heard on CBU, 690 kcs. each Mrs. Pat Schindel announces. is one of five Canadians who counted simultaneously with Saturday. morning at 9 o'clock COUPLES CLUB TO MEET . A message from Queen Eliza So many of the members of was chosen by the presidents' ; other absentee ballots without, from Oct. 5 and will lead off a beth was read at Saturday the auxiliary have worked hard committee of the national coun ' however, altering the present two-hour program period -en Gibsons United Church Cou night's celebration of Sechelt in the past years for worthwhile cil of the Canadian National In method of balloting by the titled The Sounds of Britain. ' ples club will meet Saturday and District Chamber of Com projects, many of them are stitute of the Blind to receive a 'Armed Services and provide eveninr at 8 p.m. in the church merce 21st anniversary. getting on in years and find it Golden Jubilee Award. Dr. that members of the Public hall. Here is the message sent hard to get around, but most of Elliot received the award for Services of Canada arid' their through Prince Philip: them are fortunate enough to his outstanding services to the dependents stationed abroad GYMKHANA SUNDAY 23 August,, 1968 see where they are going on CNIB and the community in the shall be able to cast absentee Dear Mr. Mayne, behalf of other, less fortunate field of prevention of blindness, . ballots in the manner prescribed Classes open! I have laid before the Queen people. Eye Bank programs and ser for the Armed Services. A gymkhana will take place the message of loyalty which When your CNIB canvasser vices to blind persons. Registration for Adult Educa Sunday starting at 10 a.m. at you have sent to Her Majesty calls, please give what you Can, tion Classes is still continuing the corral behind Sunnycrest this week with all classes still on behalf of the members of the no matter how small, it is so OFF TO HONDURAS Shopping centre. Timber Trails Seohelt District chamber of heartwarming to see with our being open. Riding club will stage this event Commerce on, the occasion of own eyes the look of gratitude DOGS MAY BE SHOT Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen Especially needed are new and there will be a concesion the Twenty-First birthday of the from those who cannot see. Help and their five children plus one members for ,the band class. serving food and beverages. Chamber of Commerce which is them please when your author Under, the Sheep Protection dog will be leaving Gibsons You can still register for band to be celebrated on the 14th Sep ized CNIB canvasser calls. She act dogs found worrying sheep on Thurs., Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m. may be killed RCMP Gibsons early in October for Honduras, MONDAY FIRE CALL tember. can identify herself; she also South America on mission work at Elphinstone school. Her Majesty much appreciates will have the signature of her detachment reports. Mr. W. for the Jehovah Witnesses. Some classes will begin in Monday night's fire call in the terms of this message, and campaign chairman, Mrs. Schin Messenger reported to the It is their intention to travel early October as advertised. Gibsons w&s for a.car motor on commands me to ask you to con del said. Ask for CNIB creden RCMP that five sheep on his by car stopping at Motels or New classes are being organiz fire on Alder&prings road. The vey to all members an expres tials before making your do property, were destroyed by camps along the, route. They ed and will be advertised in the vehicle was owned by Ken Bar sion of her sincere thanks. nations. We are not selling dogs. He has a land holding in have lived in Gibsons for about near future. ker of Gibsons. Damage was not Yours sincerely, books, or asking for donations vicinity of Gospel Rock. for books alone, we will not five years. regarded as heavy. (signed) Philip. «wuiuuiuwuwmuuiwuiwutiu»»nHiutiratnww8u\Mwi Coast News, Sept. 26, 1968. MPs refreshed themselves with ister introduced a bill so in a hearty noon meal and return nocuous in'...'content that scarcely- PAUL ed to the doors of the senate an MP in parliament could at in the afternoon in answer to; this- moment'recall it. This is a second summons from the to demonstrate; that the business ST. PIERRE, MP governor general. of the people comes before the Serving the Mt. Elphinstone district (population 6,000) of the There they heard the Throne business of .the-Crown. Curious place, Ottawa. Sunshine Coast and the Sechelt Peninsula (population 3,000). Coasf - Chilcotin Speech, most of them by loud speaker. Few could see the gov Phone 886-2622 P.O. Box 460, Gibsons, B.C. Some reflection on a inew government and opposition ernor general. Coast-Chilcotin is a vast area, member's first week on Parlia benches are separated by an MPs may not enter the senate poor in communications. Also Published Thursdays at Gibsons, B.C. Authorized as second aisle the width of which is can- Ottawa is very distant. During ment Hill: chamber. (It is one of the few class mail for payment of postage in cash, Post Office Department, culated as 'follows: It is wide "powers still held by the Can a session, a member of parlia- Ottawa. enough that two men, pointing adian senate — barring MPs.) , merit must ^depend to 7a large During the election campaign swords at one another, will fail MPs, in turn, never, call .the extent upon letters from con Member Audit Bureau of Circulation, B.C. Weekly Newspapers I forecast that a Liberal gov Advertising Bureau, Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association, B.C. to touch the tips of their blades. senate the senate. In the Com stituents in order to keep him ernment would make some hard It was a custom introduced cen self informed. t Weekly Newspapers Association. mons Chamber, the senate is and unpleasant decisions if turies ago by the British,' who referred to as the other place. No postage stamp is required Fred Cruice, Editor and Publisher. elected. There have been a few. don't like arguments to become On the following morning, de for letters from residents of Subscription Rates: $3 per year, $1.75 for six months. United The cancellation of the tele messy. As you can judge from Coast Chilcotin addressed to: scope project in the south Ok bate on the Speech from the States and foreign, $4.50 per year. this, tradition has a prominent Throne began. This, too, sus Paul St: Pierre, MP, Coast Chil anagan was one, cancellation of role in a Canadian parliament. cotin, Ottawa; nmrnnmimttntHumnMramuuittunmnm the winter works program an tained one small delay. 7 > other. Consider, for instance, the, of Before the motion to adopt I hppe that even some who ficial opening of this session: the Speech from : the Throne are not angry will find time to I believe there will be more. At 10:30 the commons met and was introduced, the prime min write.. ...•.-* .'•'".• The three Musketeers The prime minister has not had no Speaker. Summoned to taken me into his confidence on the senate by a distinguished the matter. He is not likely t'p <*«MMM*MW|MMWMMMmM«MlM««iM*««tf««M«^ gentleman known as The do so, having taken pains re Gentleman Usher of the Black cently to warn his own cabinet Rod, a quarter of a thousand N. Richard McKibbin ministers that they will be MPs milled about (behind the promptly discharged if they bar of the senate, chatting A PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE violate their oath of cabinet about the weather, their wives PHONE 886-2062 GIBSONS, B.C. secrecy. But the tone of the dresses, the ' cost thereof and Throne Speech was cautious and other such weighty matters. there was much emphasis on the need for getting the Can- , Asked if they had elected a adian economy into better bal- speaker, their answer was no. ance. The, governor general might NOW AVAILABLE be pardoned for saying "What? This balance can't be achievT Again! "In hundreds of years, ed by following the common the commons has never remem practice of recent years in bered to elect a speaker until ROOM & BOARDîîa; which governments have spent asked. Possibly for this reason, first and wondered about where His Excellency Roland Michener to find the money afterwards. didn't attend that morning. He Cancellation of the winter sent a deputy to get the usual . Peninsula Hotel works program will impose discouraging news. :\?i.jj'' hardship on some this winter. . The MPs,'still a noisy gaggle, However there are indications rambled back to their own' that the program was not alto chamber to choose Mr Lucien gether wise or equitable. Of all Lamoureux, to the surprise of RVRORHR_ the winter works money spent absolutely nobody. in the nation, more than half went to a single province — Prime Minister Trudeau and "BELLY BUTTON" Quebec. This seems less than Oposition Leader Robert Stan an even balance. field led Mr. Lamoureux to the OR UMBILICAL HERNIA platform from which he will The cancellation of the tele act as the commons chairman Navel, or belly button hernia, is not unusual scope project was bruising in and official spokesman. in babies and usually it corrects itself in; a few another sense. Half a century Both held his arms very firm months to a year. It is the only kind of hernia ago, Canada led the world in which can be self-correcting. The Doctor some ly. The prime minister even times just tapes a coin, or a similar flat objects astronomical research. We have threw a hammerlock on Mr. slipped far from this position over the hernia. Y MMmm-WMM Lamoureux' left arm. This, too, and will slip farther as a result has a meaning. In the days of the latest decision. In grandmother's time, every baby usually JOHN COLLINS, The Gazette when British'-kings were less in wore a belly band for this purpose, but now However I was one of those hibited than now they were apt medical opinion has discarded this therapy as who criticized government over to deal unkindly with commons having little value. Infrequently, surgery may spending and demanded sur speakers who brought them bad be required for a navel hernia but the operation gery on. the budget. I have no news. Ever since, reluctant is simple."Your physician will tell you if one is' in reason to scream at the sight speakers have been frogmarch necessary. of the knife. ed to their chair. The above words were used by Ray Perrault, MP at Saturday Your doctor can phone us. when you need a night's 21st anniversary banquet of Sechelt and District Chamber In the house of commons, Having so spent the morning, medicine. We will constantly endeavor to keen •of Commerce. He used them to describe in a few words the position abreast of the expanding activities In the field of pharmacy — in this *»ra of great change. We in which the nation finds itself. Coast News pledge at all times to be in the position to of Perhaps what Prime Minister Trudeau said earlier during ttie fer the finest of pharmaceutical services.. debate on the Speech from the Throne will explain what Mr. Per rault meant. Here is what Mr. Trudeau said: 5-10-20 YEARS AGO KRUSE DRUG STORES LTD. "Even if the government were to introduce no new programs, Gibsons new Twilight Theatre lar because of tree life destruc Rae W. Kruse the costs of some existing ones will rise faster than any reasonable was officially opened and>Eric tion, Terue Borrodaile in a let Pharmaceutical Chemists & Druggists estimates of the rates of growth of our economy and of government Thomson, bagpiper, greeted the ter said he was moving out of Sechelt Gibsons revenues. Under federal-provincial arrangements. which now exist 100 guests with a blow on the the area. 885-2238 886-2234 in the field of health services, welfare programs and post-secon pipes. Farmers Institute plans to Dependability — Integrity — Personal Service dary education, for example, developments over which the govern Construction on tbe new St. sponsor a project to make Gib ment has little or no control will result in substantial and continu Mary's hospital at Sechelt has sons high school grounds suit ous increases in the demands on the federal treasury. been ordered and contractors able as (a playing field. 11 will fee on the job within one B.C. Power Commission has If "The magnitude of thi_ problem is apparent when we realize week. decided hot to extend its ser that the costs which are sbared by the federal and provincial bumping of garbage on the vice until a stretch of road near STORE HOURS - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. — FRIDAY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. governments in these activities could more than double in the next B & K road, Roberts Creek Halfmoon Bay has been survey four years from their current high level of approximately $3.5 has raised fears with Roberts ed and put into decent shape. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS billion." Creek Community association that when the rains come the In other words we are running too fast now so we can stand water supply will be polluted. still. It should not be thought that this economic paradox is solely Tenders have been called for a Canadian condition. Not so! It can be found in the United States, the construction of a Credit set sail for man - sized flavour. Britain, France and most other countries. Union building at Madeira Park Robert Stanfield, Conservative leader, agreed on the subject of economics. This is what he said in the reply to the Throne Speech: 10 YEARS AGO A 500 gallon a minute pump "We know that a large part of the problem in regard to the rate of has been added to the Gibsons growth is related to inflation. The economic council suggested that and Area fire department. The between 1963 and 1970 we should not permit the price level to rise pump came from Port Mellon by more than 10 percent, but already by 1968 we have inflation to and was installed by the fire the extent of 16 percent. This is eating into our growth rate. It is men. taking a bigger and bigger chunk out of what the wage earner It was reported to Halfmoon takes. It is bearing more heavilly on our pensioners, upon those Bay PTA that new books have with low incomes." been purchased for use in the area school from funds raised He blamed inflation on the poor management by the govern by the PTA. ment. B.C. Telephones new radio David Lewis, NDP spokesman, when it tfame his turn to reveal beam system has reached this the NDP party stand, said that in the field of economic policy all area with a new radio antenna we have had so far is retrenchment and emphasis on the irrelevant 'being installed for the Sunshine concept of the balanced budget. This is not merely outdated, es Coast area. A ceremonial sword left on pecially at a time of sizeable unemployment, but it creates a Black Ball's ferry Bainbridge financial strait-jacket which makes it Impossible to deal imagina is in the hands of a Gibsons tively with the problems crushing many sectors of Canadian life, resident awaiting its owner to he said. claim it. NDP policies have never been noted for their desire to consider 20 YEARS AGO retrenchment, so the remarks by Mr. Lewis are true to form. N. R. McKibbin is taking over Mr. Perrault in his speech to the Chamber pf icomanerce Satur the business operated by Gor Give îbursepp a day night implied that we need a bigger economic pie, with more don MacPherson who is moving new industries. We must stop being too greedy and must slow up to Vancouver. LUCKY break inflation. We are in trouble if we lack proper fiscal controls. His Sechelt Peninsula Board of reference to greediness and inflation speaks for itself. Trade has called a meeting at The United States, Britain, France and most other nations are Irvines. Hall, Pender Harbor to discuss the curtailment of mail feeling the effects of the general whirlpool of economic disruption. services. Perhaps a slowing up and a careful appraisal of the situation is Claiming Sechelt was being Tbis advertisement is not published or disDlaved bv the Liauor Control Board or bv the Government of British Columbia. , what Prime Minister Trudeau is trying to achieve. ' destroyed by the almighty dol- First landing Coast News, Sept. 26, 1968 ;3 W88&8& The first arrival of the Search and Rescue, SR.N5 Hovercraft New issue of at Ambleside beach, West Van couver, was met by Mayor Alex Forst, aldermen and park savings commissioners. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE cies might include nose bleed, It ran up the beach quietly flushing of the skin, migraine and smoothly coming . Among the few known fac attacks, palpitations and nerv tors that play a part in the ousness. A new series of Canada Sav cause of primary high blood COAST NEWS WANT ADS ings bonds that will repay two When the patient shows an and one-half times an investor's pressure — hypertension-heredi elevation of. his blood pressure Phone 886-2622 original purchase after 14 years ty is by far the most impor during his first visit, to a par JLJP TO 3 p.m. TUESDAY is annoiinced;.by Hon. E. J. Ben tant. The Canadian Medical As ticular physician, the doctor son, minister of Finance. sociation reports, that an in may assume that the patient This 24th series of Canada herited defect of some sort is has unstable blood pressure. He Savings bonds, which goes on has probably suffered for years suggested. from transient hypertension be sale this fall, offers purchasers It is a well-established fact an interest yield that averages fore permanent high blood pres that there are "•families with sure became established. '6.75 percent when the (bonds strong tendencies to hyperten are held to maturity on Novem One survey indicating the im sion. Individual members of portance of heredity revealed ber 1, 1C82. - Y ' such families will often, show The new Canada Savings some startling facts. In fami tendencies to high blood pres lies where the parents had nor bond issue continues the fea sure early in life. These tenden- ture begun two years ago mal blood pressure, only 3% whereby investors have the op of the children developed the disease. Where one parent was SCIENCE FICTION screamed at the men to get tion of compound interest, by out. which they may, leave their, in hypertensive, 28% of the chil R Ns. resume dren developed high blood pres I was all alone in the house Then I couldn't watch Science terest coupons uncashed in or PER and I had nothing to do so I der to earn extra interest. In sure. When both parents were put on the T.V. C.B.C. News Fiction I asked Dad to let them hypertensive, 45% af the chil 2G OFF tOAF stay until it went off! So they the last two regular series, this was just going off. I went to option allowed purchasers to their meetings dren were later afflicted; It is get a snack and when I got did. The menace was real! I obvious, concludes the C.M.A., 20 loaves or more raced out of the house as fast double theirToriginal investment The Sunshine Coast chapter back Science Fiction Theatre over 13-year periods. that if a family history of hyper was on. It was about the men as I could. — Richard Higgins, of the Registered Nurses Asso tension is present, regular med Get together with a friend ace. About halfway through the Madeira Park Elementary Now, with the new series, a ciation resumed its regular ical check-ups take on new im School. purchaser can get back after. meetings Sept. 9 at Seaside portance or as one physician If you haven't storage room show there was a' whirling! sound upstairs. 14 years $250 for every $100 in Park. The weather was perfect puts it: When it comes to high in your freezer for this 20- vested. This is because at ma for a beach party and members blood pressure children are ad loaf offer —. go In ndth a I got my pellet pump-gun and THING-A-BING-IG-ENSTIEN turity, the purchaser who puts enjoyed .it. Some time was friend and each take 10 went up my secret way. When vised to choose their parents I As I was flying in my space his interest to work in this way given to "discussing the pos carefully. loaves at a saving of 2 cents I got up there I saw men with will get back $95.50 in regular sibility of a wine and cheese per loaf. two cameras. They were taking ship I saw a huge thing ahead. I slowed down to • see what it interest coupons and $54.50 in party as a fund raising project pictures right in our house. compound interest payments, in the near future. They went downstairs and I was but when I tried to pass it just manouvered in front of the along with his, $100 priginal in Copies of tentative plans for followed and watched myself on vestment. the coming year were given to T.V! I sat on the rocking, chair spaceship. Suddenly I realized Gibsons & Sunnycrest Plaza what it was, it was a thing-a- Bonds of the new. series will all, date and places of meeting and the fboy on T.V. sat down. to be announced later. I started rocking. He started bing-ig-enstden (zut- for short). i>e available on October 7, will Phone 886-7441 I remembered that a zut was be dated Nov., and may be pur- October dinner meeting at 7 rocking. Mom and Dad walked p.m. at Castle Martinez, Davis Sechelt — Ph. 885-9900 in. They almost went wild and unmanouverable from my space 15 at face, value without pay- training. dhased up to and including Nov. Bay; Nov., business meeting The only thing that could kill ment of accrued interest. and speaker; Dec, Christmas a ZUT was a zotmic bomb. I party. •' didn't have a zotmic bomb with Jan., business meeting and me, so I thought if I hurried I film; Feb.,* dinner meeting; could make one in half an hour. March, business and speaker; Coast News UIC news April, dinner meeting; May, How About.;, By the time I got the zotmic Phone 886-2622 bomb finished the ZUT had al Q. Why do government forms, business and June, dinner meet ing. most reached the( ship. I loaded including UIC ones, have to be Your Fail Hairdo a zotmic bomb in the'. bomb so difficult to understand, and shooter and shot. With a loud what is being done to make explosion that was the end of the ZUT. — Allan Feeney, Lang sure that people understand and ABSENTEE OWNERS — VACTIONING RESIDENTS Gibson Girl Beauty Salon dale school. so give the right answers? GIBSONS WIXAG&^Ph. 886 2120 (on Water Front) A. It is necessary that forms 5UNC0 PROPERTY PATROL Ltd. We sell & service GLAMOROUS WIGS & HAIRPIECES completed in connection with THE UPROAR a claim for benefit provide all Government licensed and bonded The severe tremor uprooted information required to enable Security-check homes patrol, Langdale to Earl's Cove the towering trees. It swept the insurance officer to arrive BEGINNING SEPT. '68 through the broken countryside ' at a decision conforming with swiping at everything within its the requirements to the Legis WE CARE ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY super-strong reach. The uproar lation. The amount of informa Ph. 885-9737 (office) or 883-2688 (Residence) caused houses arid barns to go tion required depends on the or write P.O. Box 43, Sechelt, B.C. swirling into the rumpus of the nature of the 'issue involved. OFFICE HOURS: Mon. to Thurs., 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. furious wind. This violence las The forms used in connection Fri., Sat., 1 p.m .to 5 p.m. ted for three terrible days. Then with claims, for benefit are sub one savage gust of wind came ject to continuous review and along and everything stood still. changes are made when it is The houses crashed piteously to evident that a particular form the board-strewn ground. Then is causing difficulty to the pub the blood - splashed "survivors lic. When changes are being walked sadly through the piled considered the "'• suggestions HAIRCUT PRICES NOW up houses to bury the dead. from both office staff and the Then they kneeled down and public are taken into account. prayed for help. Adults $2.50 Soon after came the floods. Q. Must I obtain my Unem — Nina Christmas, Roberts ployment Insurance book before CHILDREN, PENSIONERS & STUDENTS $2 Creek school. filing an application for benefit? A. No, it is not necessary to CHILDREN & PENSIONERS—MONDAYS & TUESDAYS $1.50 have your book in order to file ALL SATURDAY HAIRCUTS $2.50 an application for benefit. How Remembrance?? ever, it is important that you de It is likely that in the last few posit it as soon as possible at years a good many people have your UIC office, so that the GIBSONS BARBER SHOP come to feel that there is a contributions contained in your JERRY & JOHN lot of hypocrisy in the holding book may be computed. If you of the November 11th Remem do not deposit it, or do not take brance Day Holiday. For most the necessary steps to have of those who are given the holi your book deposited at the UIC day — the civil service, post of office, you run the risk Pf being fice, financial institutions and disqualified from receiving ben schools — it is simply another efit. day off. Services are sparsely NOTICE attended, hardly noted by most. Barney Dansonr-