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A 14 year old Now Vancouver youth Darrin. He looked like a piece; of drift­ catch'hold of an arm sticking out of the \ has been credited with saving the life of a wood, then we heard gurgles, then 'help' water. I threw him the driftwood, grabbed;! expires on Gibsons drowning child in what witnesses call a once in a while." and hauled him into the boat." * • • > -* dramatic — and brave ~ rescue. Neil remembers seeing the boy, also Neil, who can barely swim himself, was,,, Gibsons' month-old "historic moment" control of the Gibsons water'system. Final, However, Neil TerriUon says he didn't from Vancouver, paddling about earlier in mainly worried the boat would tip and, was roundly denounced Thursday night details of the transfer have yet to be even think about the possible danger when the evening on a styrofoam boat. "J guess dump them both into the ocean. , - • • C. when (to village taxpayers protested the worked out but die SCRD is committed to a he pulled nine year old Darrin Dame from he fell off," he adds, "the tide was turning But by this time*loca l resident Stuart* planned takeover of their water system by half miUicn dollar upgrading scheme in the night enshrouded waters off Cooper's and he was drifting away." LeFeaux, in an orange dinghy, had,: the Sunshine Coast Regional District the vUlage. This would include supplying Beach in Halfmoon Bay. "We weren't really sure he was reached the pair and was able to tow them t Calling for a referendum oh the matter, more water to the upper, section of the The drama began just before 10:30 drowning," states Mary, "but this lady back in. the residents, many of them senior town, additions'to the reservoir and the p.m., Thursday night, as Terrillon, a behind us kept saying 'he's had it, he's had Darrin was wet, cold and shivering, citizens^ told Mayor Larry Labonte and his installation of 40 new hydrants. Grade 10 student at Balmoral High School, it.' Then, one minute Neil was standing according to his rescuer, but otherwise NEILTERRILLON council they were skeptical of assurances Under the proposal, Regional District was sitting near Cooper's Green with beside us and the next he was running over unhurt. "He must have been there about 10 that water costs would not increase water would also be extended to Gran­ friends Jennie Trim, Mary Connor and to this old wooden rowboat." minutes by the time I got to him," says the child, Neil replies, "I don't know, I just because of the transfer. thams Landing, North Road, Soames Allan Sorensen. Grabbing a piece of driftwood to use as Neil, "he had taken in a lot of water." %ran . Somebody bad to do something." And at the July 22 meeting in Harmony Point, Chekwelp and Hopkins Landing. "Suddenly," recalls Mary the next day, an oar, Neil pushed the old boat into the Once back on shore, Darrin saidl. "That something,"; interjects Mary, HaU village Fire Chief BiU Phillips raised But last Thursday Labonte told his "this little boy came by sobbing 'my sea. > \ "thanks a lot, you guys, for saving me," f "was a very brave thing to do." the spectre of a fire ravaged upper Gib­ audience he was prepared to reconsider cousin's drowning, my cousta's drowning', . "I kept yelling 'hang on man' to Darrin and, collecting his young cousin, went; She says there were about 12 other sons if the water supply to the area is not the transfer if there were enough ob­ and then people started running down to as I rowed towards him and he kept home to the house on Redrooffs Road people on the beach at the time but what improved. jections to the plan. the water." screaming back, 'Hurry'." where he and his family have been stays in her mind is "the mother. She kept The "historic moment" speech was "If you feel we are not getting a good From the darkness came the sound of Neil says the child was literally going staying. % telling her little kid, over and over, 'see made in June by Labonte after the deal from the regional board, tell me," faint splashing. Continues Mary: "It was down for the last time' 'when I managed to Asked why he had risked his life to save what happens when you go out too far." Regional District agreed to assume — See Page A-3

2nd Class Mail Registration No. 1142 ENINSULA ItmeAUnion Label Serving the Sunshine Coast, (Howe Sound to Jervlt Inlet), including Port Mellon, Hopkins Landing, Granthams Landing, Gibsons, Roberts Creek. Phone Wilson Creek Selma Park, Sechelt, Halfmoon pay. Secret Cove, Pender Hrb., Madeira Park, Garden Bay, Irvine's Landing, Earls Cove, Egmont 885-3231 16 Pages — 15c Copy LARGEST READERSHIP OF ANY PAPER ON THE SUNSHINE COAST. Volume 14 — No. g_m Wednesday, July 27,1977 Roberts Creek X man found killed A charge of first degree murder has been-laid against a Yukon man after the £ body of a Roberts Creek resident was found buried last week near Whitehorse. , Dead is Gordon LesUe Black, 30, the son \ of John and Margery Black. His body was discovered in a shaUow grave during the night of July 19. RCMP in the Yukon say Black was apparently slain between July 9 and 17. Charged with his murder is 25'year old Clyde Harrison. x < In a second fatality last week, a Port Coquitlam man was kUled Thursday night and his passenger seriously injured in a single vehicle accident on North Road in Gibsons. Dead is 21 year old Per Harold Bergenhous. Squamish resident Adrian Jones, 32, is in the intensive care unit at St. Mary's Hospital in Sechelt. RCMP discovered the MGB sports car belonging to Bergenhous lodged against a tree at 11:45 p.m. during a routine patroL An inquest has been ordered into the crash. Marine Drive FOR 31 YEARS Brother Edward July 15, at the age oi 62, the well- MacDonald cared for the students at beloved priest difed. the residential school in Sechelt. On stores helped Part of Marine Drive in the com­ mercial heart of Gibsons may be rezoned by the vUlage council. Brother Edward, the Under the proposed new zoning, to be termed CD1, merchants on the east side of the street between the government wharf 'Gentle Factor urn', dies and Armour's Beach wiU no longer have to Brother Edward MacDonald, teacher, cut his students' hair, chopped firewood, provide parking facilities for their confessor and friend to generations of repaired shoes, stoked the coal furnace customers. Sechelt chUdren is dead. that kept the students warm and became Instead, the vUlage plans to impose a He died July IS after suffering a heart known as their 'Fix-It' man. one storey height restriction on buildings attack whUe visiting his childhood home in In 1975, when the federal government at street level and to limit the amount of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. closed the residents — which six years their retail floor space. For 31 years the Oblate priest watched earlier had ceased to be a school — Under the current CDA designation, over the Indian pupils attending the Brother MacDonald left the Sechelt stores along the waterfront must provide residential school in .Sechelt. mission to join a parish in Prince Rupert. one parking staU for every 500 square feet "He was Uke a father to every student "He was a very quiet man," Clarence of commercial area and restaurants must in their time," Bald Band manager Joe recalls, "I wouldn't say he was shy, supply a parking space for every five Clarence Joe after hearing the news, "I but he talked to you In that calm voice of dining seats. wonder now many children knew and his and you listened." loved him In 31 years?" Brother MacDonald's body was These requirements create problems Known as the "gentle facotrum" brought home to British Columbia last for businesses located on smaUer lots and Brother MacDonald joined the Oblate week and on Thursday he was buried In the who don't have the room to provide order Inl939 at the age of 25 and came to Oblate Fathers' plot in Mission. parking for their customers, according to Sechelt In 1944. As supervisor of the The memorial service In St. Patrick's VUlage Clark Jack Copland. residential school he founded the in- Cathedral, New Westminster, was at­ And Norm Peterson, president Of the temationaUy acclaimed Residence tended by representatives from the Gibsons Harbour Business Association, Marching Band and conducted the church Sechelt, SUammon, Squirrel Cove and says the suggested change wiU mean choir at Our Lady of Lourdes. Church House bands. greater commercial development along In the years when the school still Brother MacDonald ls survived by two Marine Drive. produced much of its own food, Brother brothers, one an Oblate priest. Aldermed decided on the GDI zoning MacDonald tilled the soil, canned fish and But his memory, says Joe, will live in after hearing an application from vlUage weeded vegetable gardens. In between he the hearts of the children. resident Doug Smith who plans to open a fast food takeout in the buUding formerly occupied by Gibsons Hardware. Speaking at the July 18 meeting of the A BOY AND his fishl Todd Walker salmon. The cash won 10 year old Memorial Fishing Derby. See Inside village planning committee Smith said he counts out ~- with a little help from TMd, from Davis Bay, first prise tot morfe pictures and a list of the One child and the intends to offer only takeout food and not his fingers — the weight of his baby Saturday ln the Charles Brookman other winners. —Timesphoto restaurant service at the site and asked for an exemption from the parking ugliest fish around requirements. " Have you ever liad one of those days 3rd Biggest Fish — diving mask. A temporary operaUng permit was Regional District accused when, dreaming of an incredible fish, you Moat amount of shiners: girl — granted Smith by the committee on tho instead came up with ugUest "thing" you volleyball; boy — trout knife. understanding that it could be revoked if ever saw? .Smallest kid with a fish: 1st - life the new zoning was not approved by the Well, If you did and you're under 12 and saver; 2nd — diving mask; 3rd — softball. council. able to repeat the feat you could collect a TheUglleat "Thing": 1st - bike horn; Municipal Planner Rob Buchan Is to be of 'dictatorship' over study prize for that Indescribable "thing". 2nd - softball; 3rd - ball. asked to prepare the new CDl zoning ln Charges of "dictatorship" and a plea major assets...It Is one of the things that happen to this area ln the futuro?" On Sunday, August 7, the Gibsons The Smallest Fish: 1st - bike horn; time for the August meeting of tho plan­ for the preservation of Davis Bay marked makes us unique in the Lower Mainland Speaking of the smaller communities Wildlife Club ore hosting their annual 2nd - ball; 3rd - ball. ning committee. the first public meeUng Into the Sechelt area." But, he noted, along with the surrounding the vlllago Uie Area B children's fishing derby on the govern­ Meanwhile, local grownup fisherman Members of the business association vicinity study. uniqueness must go economic stability. director suggested they could not be ment wharf in tho village. are not faring badly In the B.C. Salmon wUl also be invited to attend to discuss tho The oligarchy cry came from Sechelt The committee members who worked aUowed to commerdally compete with Fishing time la between 9 a.m. and 11 Derby. altcraUon. entrepreneur, Hayden KUlam, and the on the plan, including representatives of Sechelt" as the core area of Sechelt...- a.m. and prises wUl bo presented at.lit30 The first weekend of the month-long Later, Smith said he eventually wanta conservation statement from Fran Ovens, the village, the Regional District and the simply would not survive." a.m. Judges for tills event are Fred event was held In Howe Sound and Georgia to add a restaurant to his buUding if he can a placard toting lady from Whittaker Sechelt Indian Band are all willing to "How did you get to be so economically Holland and Bud Beeman. Strait waters on July 16 and 17 and Jim get the necessary zoning approval. . Road. listen to criticism and mako changes In the smart?" KlUam then demanded of Both the smallest kid and the smallest Maerz of Gibsons placed an Initial fourth Delivering an assortment of snack Regional Board Director Peter study. Hoemberg assured the meeting Hoemberg, "that you can dictate tho fish have a chance at the prises which are after reeling in a 26 lb. 10 ot. fish. foods including hamburgers, hot dogs and Hoemberg, chairing the July 19 meeting, whUe-explalnlng the plan was stUl in draft economics of this area," limited to one per person. fish and chips, his takeout should bo ln in the fttchflt Senior Citizens HaU, ex­ "Dammit," replied fiecheltalderma n Donated by Trail Bay Sports the places in the Coho race as Sechelt operation by the middle of next month. plained to the 50 member audience, nearly "Clearly, (Uio study) had to bo a and committee member Morgan Thomp­ foUowing goodies can be won by both the residents Bob Bull and Oliver Bowman During the summer the business will be aU of them from Davis Bay, that the compromise," added Regional Planning son, "I'm not going to say this is the final skilled and those with that lucky — or just both caught coho weighing over seven open seven days a week until midnight, vicinity study attempted to balance Director Robyn Addison, "lt has to be as plan, the right plan but we don't want to plain ugly — catch I pounds each. The derby will be back says Smith. development with ecology. there are so many people involved." hear arguments now, what we want to 1st Biggest Fish — rod and reel. here August 6 and 7 for Ita last weekend of He hopes to employ four persona The natural environment on the Sun­ Continued Hoemberg: "One of our hear tonight is how we can Improve thla 2nd Biggest Fiah — canteen. competition. working on a two shift system. shine Coast, said Hoemberg, "Is one of our main points of concern is what is going to — 8e»Pa§eA-7

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\ Page A-2 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, July 27,1977 Winning ways THE PENiNSULAjfewed- By Tom Perry Doctor Ed and nurse-practitioner life to our years, then it is weU to examine EDITORIALS Darlane Uke it here and -want to stay. and control, the counter-forces. They were both bushed out by extended "A .free press is the unsleeping guardian of As a conceptual frmaework the health Dennis Fitzgerald, Editor every other right that free men prize." service in the north and accepted the in­ field is mapped into four areas* — Winston Churchill vitation to practise in paradise, Human Biology — aspects of physical Darlane SneU came to the Pender and mental health developed as a con­ Harbour and District Health Clinic last sequence of our physical nature and its year after toiirs of duty.in Whitehorse, functioning. Dawson City, Fort Franklin and Fort Environment — factors external to an The greening withers McPherson. And Dr. Ed Berinstein joined individual and over which he- has Uttle us last month, replacing Dr. Henry Birn­ control. Two weeks ago in this space we He blasted the village residents for baum who got us off to a fine start before Lifestyles — combined decisions by mused on the greening of Gibsons, their constant griping about the moving to Victoria. individuals that affect their health and saluting the fact that finally, with the Regional District and urged them to over which they have much control. THE PAST Health Care Organization — the transfer of their water supply to the work changes from within. Dr. Ed graduated from the University Regional District, the village at last Specifically, he ordered the people to available system of people, practices and of Manitoba in 1971 and served his in­ institutions that provide health care. was acknowledging the existence of get together on the upcoming com­ ternship at Toronto General Hospital. His the rest of the peninsula. munity plan. "To heck with the at­ first assignment, as a general practitioner THE FUTURE We were, it seems, premature. titude we are one in 6urselves, let's be and pubUc health officer for Manitoba's It's practical to match the causes of At the public meeting last week, realistic for a change," he said. Northern Medical Unit, was in ChurchiU. major medical problems with predisposing factors and so extend called by the local senior citizens As for the village of Gibsons and There, he and three other physicians served, an isolated and culturally mixed preventative measures to the people most group to discuss the exchange of the their water, obviously the Mayor and population of Inuit, Cree, Chippewyan, likely to be adversely affected. water system, it was made abun­ his council badly under-estimated the Metis and Standardbrand. Although smaU For example, known factors that dantly clear both to Gibsons alder­ strength of the. opposition. Gibsons , in numbers, they were large in territory. contribute to coronary disease are men and the local press that some has never been renowned for the Long on-call hours were devoted to 3,500 atherosclerosis, diabetes, high blood residents want no part of the rest of openness of its political workings and .' residents, many too remote to be readied pressure, high serum cholesterol, obesity, us. this time the silence has mis-fired. except by Otter aircraft. high-fat diet, lack of exercise and stress "Dictators" and "rapeV were only A few facts and figures, a few cost , Closer to Ed's base at ChurchiU Health and cigarette smoking. a few of the stronger descriptions, -comparisons and a yes or no on the Centre was the Tayga Times. "Tayga" is a Corresponding action can be taken in used to refer to the Regional Board. referendum question are quickly.' word symbolizing the transition between the areas of Human Biology, Environment Which makes Bernie Mulligan's needed so people can make an honest" timberline and tundra. It was also chosen and Lifestyles to reduce those hazards in as the name of a newspaper bookstore and around us, particularly in the most action all that more praiseworthy. . comparison of the two options. combination operated by Mariette susceptible part of our population — males Mulligan has never been the best As for Alderman Metcalfe, while Cloutier and a friend. Mariette took a over 40. of pshticians, subverting his political we appreciate his concern over the Commercial Art degree in Calgary before In practise that means blood pressure sense to his emotidnal rhetoric. But loss of his particular interest, perhaps , moving to ChurchiU and assuming her half and diabetes clinics held in Pender Har­ last week he had his baptism by fire his views should have been made first of the Tayga venture. bour and Egmont. Once detected, these and not only survived it admirably at the council table and not at a public Because collating a newspaper can be conditions of Human Biology can be but emerged at the end of the evening meeting. taxing, even when done to the rhythms of brought under control. in a much more reasonable light than As Mulligan noted, the decision to Joni MitcheU, it came as np surprise when Inthe area of Environment, it also means any of the Gibsons councU. transfer the system to the Regional she took over the Home Care program as minimizing stresses and providing our­ Mulligan, as they say, really gave District was made by a unanimous -assistant executive director of the selves with healthy recreational op­ portunities. it to them. motion from the village council. ChurchiU Health Clinic. She was.later appointed Northern Regional Coordinator The Lifestyles appeal can be even more of the provincial daycare program, profitably directed to our school chUdren. holding that position for a year and Preadolescents,- as a large minority, ' working in Thompson, Manitoba. make important decisions that affect the One man's opinion? Meanwhile, Ed had taken time out after quality of their later years. What better m*\ two years in ChurchiU and signed on as time than youth to enjoy a comprehensive By Adrian Stott ship's doctor aboard the icebreaker health education on which to have a base "CCGS CamseU". Four months later he for making those decisions? SEEING RED(d) participate fuUy in that area's affairs. and Mariette were married, proving to Dr. Ed is eager to help develop such a program, expanding on what Darlane has I think it's caUed being taken to task. After aU, the voting rules take this 1975 -• A YOUNG girl leaving the the most poignant memory that the their satisfaction that "Absence makes the The response to my passing comment already done both in Egmont school's approach, requiring only six month's residential school for the last time Sechelt Indian people have of their heart grow fonder" is a stronger tie than on the spelling of the name pf that pleasant "Out of sight, out of mind". nutrition classes and at Pender Harbour residence as indication of a permanent hugs Brother Edward MacDonald as Oblate priest who died earlier this neighbourhood just south of Halfmoon Bay Soon afterward they moved to another Secondary. move. And anyway, to make the initiation she sobs her fareweU. It is, perhaps, month. —Timesphoto seems to bear out the high importance period much longer would waste another northern Manitoba setting ih Leas Rapids As mentioned in Lalonde's In­ often attached to apparently minor issues. valuable resource — the fresh ideas that where Ed was again a general practitioner troduction: "Complete weU-being for aU "Give it up", my editor sagely writes. Yes, are perhaps the most precious things a and pubUc health officer. After a year in may be beyond our,grasp,given the human gladly, with this brief clarification. newcomer can contribute to the com­ this mining community, on caU 24 hours as condition, but much more can be done to I did not invent the idea of spelling munity. the town's only doctor, Ed noticed an ad in increase freedom from disease and Suzuki on Science disability, as weU as to promote a state of Redroofs with one "f". When I moved Remember that the community his medical journal for a physician with here, I soon noticed that the name was By MARAYANNE WEST Suzuki's programmes are so popular, the Pender Harbour Health Centre. His well-being sufficient to perform at becomes the newcomer's home too, just as {adequate levels of physical, mental and spelt with one "f" or two with ap­ much as the old-timer's. I suspect that "Last month Dr. David Suzuki received apart from that innate curiosity in us aU, is -"response in February of this year was proximately equal frequency, in both the Canadian Broadcasting League's 1977 that almost daUy we find we need to un- probably a famUy decision and coincided social activity, taking age into account". length of residence has Uttle to do with the Taking area into account, the north official and unofficial writings. ,Our amount of concern a person feels about his Cybil Award. dertstand complex inter-relationships or with the Legs Rapids' Winter Carnival, language changes aU the time, and'this The scroll "for upholding and tp talk to. someone who does, I£ you're a. ^organized and,, energized by Marietta peninsula is loaded with health potential, home. ' ...; jmd'tite efforts' of clonic staff'arid trustees was an obvious example, ol a^wtigd in. . promoting ithe pubUc interest in broad- fisherman, or, hye along the B.C: ,;cbjast,; •r ^favorable interview with the Society transition. That's a common enough oc­ ' Setting criteria to eliminate the views casting" was presented at the League's l you're concerned about oil tankers plying trustees followed two weeks later,.and iri translating that potential into healthier currence, even on the Peninsula. What of those who think differently from us is a. annual meeting in Ottawa by Dr. Graham our own waters, the choice between fish, after that everything feU into place for the people is of interest to many. about Seshelt, or even Gibsons Landing? perilous path to foUow at any time. Spry. Dr. Spry, one of the League's and oU. doctor and his wife. They're now settled in So welcome to our area, Dr. Ed. Here's Whether the division is between long-time to our optimum health! English has never been known for its founding members in 1930, is af­ And there's nuclear power, hydro their new home below Middle Point, about and short-time residents, property owner fectionately known as the "Father of dams, spruce budworm, Eurasian milfoil. midway in daUy driving time between rational spelling, but why not try for it? and tenant, or Indian and White, I beUeve Ms. Tinkley's helpful history of the name Canadian Broadcasting". .. we Uve in a fool's paradise if we think Sechelt's St. Mary's Hospital and the it is a type of discrimination we would be Compared to the Order of-Canada these issues do not concern us. Surely, if Pender Harbour Clinic. shows that its derivation is indeed from better off without. the plural of "roof", which usuaUy has one ceremony at which David Suzuki was we can reach the moon and explore space Thanks from When two classes of people are honoured earUer this year, it was a simple the mind of man is capable of solving such THE PRESENT "f" (whereas "grass" normaUy ends in a When asked about purposes and double letter). ; \! ' voluntarily created, it automatically occasion, but not less sincere in the problems, less spectacular though they becomes a case of "us against them", an recognition of the value to Canadians from may be. programs, Dr. Ed was quick to express the skaters I admit that the owner of the Redrooffs both satisfaction with the clinic's unnecessary extra source pf tension and aU walks of life of Suzuki's low-key serious. However, if the solutions are to be for Resort doubled the "f", but.nowadays the capabilities and his support for the Editor, The Times: dispute. Sure, writing off certain opinions programmes including Science Magazine the common good a dialogue with the depradatlons wrought on the language by Society's goals. It's an ideal set-up he The Ways and Means Committee takes may aUow a decision of sorts to be made, on CBC-TV and Quirks and Quarks on CBC scientific community is essential. the names given by property developers to says. In addition to providing the best of this opportunity to thank aU the people but are decisions reaUy worth anything lf AM radio. To take a local example, John Hind new subdivisions has removed most of the individual patient care, he, Darlane and who supported our book and bake sale. everyone concerned isn't involved in Smith and Tom Perry have articulated the dignity from such individualized spellings. Undeterred by the possibUity that his secretary-administrator Tina Kanahele Special thanks toth e Senior Citizens for making them? concern of many people over chemical In the same way, to caU a shop a "shoppe" motives may be misconstrued by his are also able to develop and offer practical the use of tables and dropoff spots for spraying and the Regional District is on doesn't imply gbod quaUty or long service) Change, even suggestions for change, Is fellow scientiest, David Suzuki continues programs for both improving health and books. Thanks also to BerneU Gordon for record as opposing the use of toxic sprays although the establishment may have always unsettling, but it always has to his crusade to de-mystify science and to preventing illness. the use of his property. Thank you. make it an interesting and inteUectual on the Hydro right of way, yet we get both), but now merely looks cutesy. come. By aU means, reject bad ideas. But "Much more emphasis needs to be put The Ways and Means Committee of the hoW can you judge them if you refuse to pursuit for the ordinary person. nowhere. Time Md energy are wasted Sunlhlne Coast Figure Skating Club. Usage has made the number of "f"s on preventing major medical problems", hear them? David's credo maintains that there .are writing letters which are passed from one optional. I prefer the shorter spelling, but, level of bureaucracy to another and are he said recently. "Traditional ways of I enjoy discussing differences of responsibUitles which go with the benefits as noted, that's just my opinion. It ImpUes put off with excuses and rationalizations. dealing with them are about as effective as opinion, as I almost always learn of science, that those responsibUitles are no disrespect for anybody, and I strongly What we need is to get all the people they can be". something from the experience. But even awesome, and that they apply to us aU, support ttie right of others to make their whether scientist or layman. We cannot concerned together. He showed me a 1974 working lf your main aim in Ufe is to avoid such document by Health Minister Marc own choices. May we leave lt at that? have the benefits of knowledge without the Now if the CBC can grow out of the discussions, I suggest it is still better to Lalonde called "A New Perspective on the A more basic issue arose from the responsibUitles—not if we are to have any childish anti-intellectual jag it's been on deal with the message than to dispose of Health of Canadians". National figures for spelling debate, though. Two writers charice to control our destiny and to for some years it could help us. The the messenger. the principal causes of an early death - in suggested that only certain people In the safeguard the life-support systems of our magazine formats, developed from the advance of one's allotted three score-and- community have the right to comment or Spaceship, Earth, says Suzuki, Science is insulting and arrogant assumption that the ten — are accidents, coronary heart suggest changes, on names and the most powerful force affecting our lives average person can only concentrate on disease, respiratory diseases (including presumably on any community matter. I and society. Within our lifetime — mfact in one topic for approxlnately three minutes, Ban use of lung cancer) and suicide, in that order. feel this is an unfortunate and dangerous the last 30 years — scientific discoveries does not serve our need. An opportunity to attitude, and it's one that crops up too have powered a technological society discuss these multi-dimensional problems In terms of acute hospital treatment often. Hydro poisons which has so accelerated the rate of social ln much greater depthis needed. measured by the number of hospital days, the principal causes of disease are car­ The current example is the most change that most of us are in a state of CBC radio could make time and a Editor, The Times: mind-boggled confusion. production team available, not just to us, diovascular problems, accidents, common case locally. It Is claimed that respiratory diseases and mental illness. I hope people wiU write Director Harry The temptation to cop-out, to, say, but to anyone with a problem who needs to only long-time residents should have any i So, if we would add years to our life and say, and newcomers should not be heard Almond supporting his stand against "What can I do? I'm just an ordinary get together officials from Industry with from. WeU, It's certainly true that the spraying. guy?" is great, but only an electorate several government departments. With longer a person lives in a community, the The argument over whether or not to which ls well Informed and enlightened appropriate experts from the scientific better he wiU understand it and the more save money by spraying chemicals from can insist that governments and Industry community, and local representatives all Beachcombers experience he wiU have to draw on ln the air, Instead of using labour and temper their use of science for power and facets of the issue could be discussed whUe making decisions about lt. The advice of machinery on the ground to control brush, profit with a commitment to social the whole community listened In. It's more the oldtlmers ls a very valuable resdurce, has far more serious Implications than the responsibility. than likely the discussion would spark where are you? and I believe they're not listened to usual poUUcal tug of war over resources. David Suzuki thinks it was a dangerous some practical Ideas among the listening Editor, The Times: audience. enough. But where would you draw a line? If we fall to win a wage increase or stop mistake to separate science from the arts On a recent visit to ttie Sunshine Coast, whore would you draw a line? a rent Increase or fall to get a new school, and humanities. The result of this For example, Hydro's excuse that thoy I was very disappointed to find that there academic administrative practice has cannot afford not to spray Is a valid point I've been here three years, but that we can grit our teeth and live with the are no stores or restaurants carrying any result. been to isolate the sciences from the of view but not a valid reason for giving up type of tourist souvenirs, that are open on apparently wouldn't be long enough. What reality of day to day living, and to rein­ the search for an alternative way to do ubout five years than, or ten? I think the a Sunday afternoon. There are just as If we turn a blind eye to the destructive force In the general consciousness a belief things. Our forefathers told us centuries many people who come to visit this question ls unanswerable using the ex­ results of spreading poison around we wUl that science and scientists are out of our ago of the many ways to skin a cat. perience criterion, I feel instead that beautiful area for the day as there are for a rue the result for many years to come. Intellectual reach. Not only would such a programme be weekend or week. everyone who has made a commitment to This stuff, developed by the U.S. useful to the public who often do nothing live in an area should have the right to "But science," says Suzuki, "Uke the , We drove all through Gibsons and Defense Department, was abandoned by arts, springs from Imagination, creativity about problems because they appear to be Sechelt enjoying the area but only to find a them because lt ls too dangerous. It caused and thought and their fruits often provide too complicated, but I think lt would be of few shells on the boach to take back to our so many deformed babies that the files of new perspectives on ourselves and our use to the scientific community too. home many miles away. We found It THE PENINSULARS*** the Saigon hospital were labeled environment which forever alter our In fact Dr. Suzuki might be one of the especially strange that there is no type of "classified". beliefs, superstitions and practices. It ls as first applicants. He thinks lt ls time advertising souvenirs for the well known Publlihod Wedncidayi at Secnel| . It doesn't break down, and It doesn't go much a part of our culture as literature, Canada had an Association for the Ad­ show "The Beachcombers." on B.(.Y« Sunshine Const art and music". vancement of Science as do other leading by away, There Is no such place aa "away". Just even having a small booth with the "Away" from your water supply Is my This doesn't mean, of course, that we countries. An association of scientists and sales of post cards, photos, T-shirts, etc., TttdPenlniulaTiime* lay people which, through a system of for Wcstpret Publlcttlom Ltd. water supply. should all try to become physicists or would be such a tourist attraction that I mlcro-blolofllsta overnight, but that It Is local chapters, could raise the community cannot, believe someone hasn't done a( Sechell, B.C. Even if the spray advocates cnn show Bo»310-~S«sWl,B.C. equally important for tfkmtlsti 4e have a consciousness and trctn there the netVwftl something of the sort by now, ••••••. the quantities are smoll and tho area is constant awareness of the cultural and consciousness of our mutual dependence. VON JAO large, the effects are still cumulative. The Hope the next Ume we ate up this way Phone 8853231 social Impact of their work. Lines of Such a programme would give him a there will be somewhere to spend a few place to stop this kind of needless assault communication between them and the forum in which to discuss his Ideas on how Subscription Rate*: (In advance) on our bodies and our future Is here. tourist dollars... public they serve must bo kept open and we can mako science aa much a part of our Ms. L. Billows, WITH THE summer half gone dan­ Locnl, S7 per yenr. Beyond 35 mllei, M The time to stop Is now. culture as hookey Or ballet or folk delions go to seed in Roberts Creek. U,Ji.A.,SI0.OveneM$n. active. 988 Bond St., Richard von Fucha. Undoubtedly, one of the reasons David festivals. Dauphin, Manitoba. —- Timesphoto by Kerra Lockhart k '•* \*$% Wednesday, July 27,1977 The Peninsula Times Page A-3

MORE ABOUT . .. Historic moment expires — Front Page A-l". who claimed that in upper Gibsons he, Labonte urged his listeners but added could stop the flow of water by simply "every year the vUlage of Gibsons is putting his hand over the pipe. caUed parochial and a bunch of people who In some parts of the vUlage, according stay by themselves and don't cooperate." to PhiUips, rocks and air flow from fire Said Alderman Ted Hume: "BasicaUy, hydrants, but no water. the water system belongs to the people, the MuUigan repUed that the Regional vUlage is just the administrator. AU we District has already appUed for the Let­ are having is a change of administration, ters Patent needed to extend a water line the system stiU belongs to the people." from Chapman Creek down Field Road. If Noting that the latest July, 1977, Gibsons joined the regional water system engineering report from Dayton and then this same, line would bring water to Knight recommends half a miUion dollars the Sunnycrest Plaza area, he said. work on the system Hume suggested: "It's no extra burden to anyone and no "Maybe it's a UabUity and not an asset. tax increase," MuUigan assured everyone gov't Maybe we are just getting rid of that in the room. insp'd UabUity." But one woman wanted to know why the Hume then pointed out the same work would cost less if done by the SCRD engineering study showed that in five and Labonte repUed that the regional years "Gibsons wiU have to supplement its district's debt had not reached such an water. We can do this from Chapman extent that 25 per cent of construction Creek if we go via the Regional District." loans would be forgiven by the provincial gov't inspected, Under questioning, Hume said the government. creek has the capacity to serve up to The vUlage, said its mayor, would have frozen 3 Sb, ctns. 200,000 residents "while water from wells to repay aU money borrowed for capital is unreliable." costs. The council member also warned of the "StiU, the Regional District wiU have to "dire possibUity" of salt water flooding borrow an awful lot of money and we, the residential wells if the water table dropped people, wUl have to pay it back," con­ during a future drought. tinued the same woman critic. But Alderman Stu Metcalfe, chairman Metcalfe then surprised the meeting by inspected ib. of the Gibsons Water Board, was plainly announcing that within 30 days the vUlage unhappy at the meeting over the proposed could start work both on a storage tank for transfer to the Regional District. Uie upper vUlage and the necessary pipe. «. m gov't inspecinspectet d "I've been accused of being a Unes to carry Water to the xnaU area. grade 'A', c.o.v. minority," he said, "but we have here an His idea was a good one, said the investment in water of oyer one miUion alderman, because the Regional District frozen, 6-12 lbs. ib. dollars. I'd hate to have a hasty decision would then have to assume the con­ made." ' struction costs when it took over the "There's a lot of conflicting reports, system "but In fairness to the regional AREA DIRECTOR Bernie Mulligan there is no doubt about it," Metcalfe board," he added, "we should consult listens to Gibsons Alderman Stu shasta old dutch continued. He then quoted a 1968 Dayton them on the size of the tank." Metzalfe urge village residents to and Knight report stating that Gibsons' Metcalfe said he was prepared to bring carefully consider the transfer of capacity of 300,000 gaUoits a day could be forward such a motion at the next Gibsons their water system to the Regional' canned pop potato chips developed to provide two miUion gaUons councU meeting. District. In turn, Mulligan pointed out of Water per day. "That's the other side Strongly objecting to Metcalfe's at­ the financial and security benefits of of the story," reminded the alderman, titude Director MuUigan told him "there the exchange. 1 0 oz. tins, remarking that perhaps the transfer was are questions brought up tonight that all flavors 22 5 g box not needed. should have come out in Iheetings with the Asked about Chapman Creek Metcalfe regional board." If the councU was divided replied "It's a marveUous water system" over the transfer said MuUigan then "they valu plus kraft, jet puffed with two mountain lakes and a large should hot have come to us with a Squaringly yours watershed area. But, he cautioned, "aU unanimous decision" in favour of the plan. — by Maurice Hemstreet /", streams are subject to drought con­ MuUigan reiterated that final details of the HeUofeUow square dancers, another beans with pork marshmallows ditions." , P. exchange had stUl to be discussed and weekend Saturday evening square dance Metcalfe related that he had flown over many more meetings of the two govern­ practice has just gone by at The Square H. Chaster dam in California, a state now in ments remained to be held. Room with over two sets on hand and three in tomato sauce One man in the audience, however, the midst of severe drought, and the caUerS. A lot was learned and a great deal 11 oz. pkgs. reservoir "was Uke a pot-hole." characterized the regional board "as a of fun was had. 1 4 oz. tins The Chairman of the Regional dirty word." Said Jack MarshaU: "I There was Harry Robertson leading off beUeve if the regional district got our District's Water Board was also at the with extended teaching of a new round foremost Harmony HaU meeting. Director Bernie water we'd be crudely raped." caUed "In the Mood", then myself lousing MuUigan, representative for Area F, came Fired back Labonte: "I don't rape up the whole floor with some of my exotic as an observer but increasingly found easUy." patter calls that didn't work too weU the cheddar cheese ice cream himself drawn into the debate. Under close questioning from the first time through. MuUigan suggested that the vUlage audience Labonte did admit that last year Then a great sUence feU over the place medium councU "should spett out the total cost" of the Gibsons water system bad coUected a as guest caUer Viv PaUot took the family style the , regional takeover to.Gibsons tex- $25,000 debt. "If we go into deficit again microphone in hand with his good wife " p^yVrs, after,^which one woman, in the this year," added the mayor, "then we'U Mary keeping an eye on him. Their set of m 4 litre pail audience declared "If you, Mr. Mayor, are have to borrow." calls was reaUy out of this world and we interested in knowing what the people Labonte said it "would be a fair thank Viv and Mary for joining our . want, then put it to a referendum." Her projection" to say the vUlage could spend Saturday evening work shop. Visiting bick's chaUenge was loudly applauded by the $400,000 on its water system over the next square dancers are always welcome. other people in the room. five years. This amount would leap, WeU, at coffee time, my wife Peg But an angry BUI PhiUips said he was however, he said, if Uie Department of wasn't surprised to have a birthday cake, meat pies relish tired of constant talk over the years about Health decided water purity had to be a card and aU the dancers sing "Happy improvement in the water supply. upgraded. hot dog, Birthday to you". chicKen, beef or $ "AU we ever do is talk," PhiUips The meeting ended after further I did notice on the cake, instead of hamburger or cubits complained. remarks from an elderly gentleman that candles, a Uttle sign that read - "39 and turkey, 8 oz. pkg. 3/ 1.00 12 oz. jars When Elphinstone Senior Secondary the regional board was a "dictator (who) Holding." burnt to the ground the firefighters had 192 grabs this, grabs that" and a plea from WeU, the next square dance coming up gaUons of water a minute avaUable to MuUigan for the residents to Curb their wtil be at the Gibsons Sea Cavalcade so if imperial mc laron's battle the flames, remembered the fire animosity and work closely with the you are interested in square dancing one chief. district on the upcoming Gibsons Vicinity evening at The Plaza caU 885-3359 and "It's four years later and we have less Plan. leave your name and phone number. See margarine dill pickles water, we have none," PhiUips stated Said one man as the crowd began to you next Saturday at our practice. disperse: What this meeting points up is CHEERIO. flatly. "It is appalling that we have to plain, polski or go r lie maintain a fire department under this that we really don't know what's going on system, he added. "I am afraid to send a and a few facts and figures would help." ,3 lb. pkg. 32 oi, jar m firefighter into a burning building in this Many new items from NeU's Kilns — area because we have no water." come in and see for yourself! — Miss @r—Pitch-lA'T~T "It's a damn disgrace," said the chief Bee's, Sechelt. marina laino ovon fresh hot dog/ french bread

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». It was, Charles Brookman would have The largest perch of the day was a' one agreed, a perfect day to be out fishing. ounce fish landed by Steven MacCloud who And even though CharUe couldn't be received a set of lawn darts, there .Saturday on the Davis Bay wharf to An air mattress went to Cheryl An­ Timesphotos by Kerra Lockhart watch over the children's fishing derby he derson who caught a 2 oz. sole. first organized in 1967, the kids remem­ The second largest, sole belonged to bered and fished their hearts out. Bradley Linden who won a flashUght for • After his death two years ago when he his Vk oz. fish. was over 90, Brookman's neighbours, David MacLeod had the biggest crab, Walter Taylor and Frank and Marian Saturday. His 6% inch catch gave him a Laidlaw, decided to keep the derby going beach towel in reward. A 6V4 inch crab as a memorial to their friend. assured second place for John Robinson Over three hours of afternoon angling who also received a flashUght. later, plus two dozen boxes of donuts, two The largest shiner belonged to Laura- cartons of Dixie cups and $56 of pop and ice Lynn Laidlaw who won a T-shirt. cream, 10 year old Todd Walker of Davis Bay was declared this year's salmon- Jeff ery Moe won a game of Horseshoes catcher Winner for landing a 6% ozs. as the boy with the most shiners and Karin grilse. Moe got a badminton set as the .girlcat ­ ching the most of the little fish. Todd was presented with a trophy for In another category, Robbie Dick his feat plus a new fishing rod complete received a pack sack for his 15% oz. with reel and line. starfish. There were other winners as weU. They the largest Bullhead, weighing 3V4 include: ozs., belonging to Bryan Laidlaw who won David Asals with a 5% oz. grilse which a second pack sack. won him second prize in this category and Prizes for the derby were purchased a tackle box. with the help <& a donation from the Ladies Allan Berry won a transistor radio for Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion in his salmon, which also ^weighed in at 5% Sechelt. Tyee Bdit Company and Dick oz. The tie with David was broken by the Reeves also contributed to the tour­ flip of a coin. nament.

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GLEN FARENHOLTZ perched fishing spots, a pier at the end or the TAKING a break on the way to Ian- Brian Laidlaw, 10 years old and from himself on one of Davis Bay's prime wharf. ding the largest bullhead of the day, Burnaby, checks but his competition.

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./* PageA-6 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, July 27,1977 M. RCMP Halfmoon Bay Happenings A4f_. — by Mary Tinkley On Sunday, August 7, a picnic-work young. This is her first trip to the Sunshine party is planned at the Halfmoon Bay Coast and she is most enthusiastic about School grounds for users of the Halfmoon its beauty and charm. officers Bay water system. The project for ttieday Susan Perry's guest, Wendy Pow of is to clear out the dam. Users are asked to Port Coquitlam, celebrated her birthday There's new feet pounding the beat as be at the school at 10 a.m. with lunch and by horseback riding with Susan. both the Gibsons and Sechelt RCMP have picks and shovels. Another visitor making his first trip to undergone staff turnover. Monday, Au.gust 8, at 8 p.m. is the time British Columbia is Sidney Edmonds of In Gibsons, CpL Harry Storey has been set for the annual general meeting of the Brighton, England, who is the guest of Mrs. transferred from the North Vancouver Welcome Beach Community. Association Freda Rhoades. detachment to serve as second-in- to be held at the Welcome Beach Hall. It is icommand to Sgt. Ron Nichollas. GOWER POINT EXPLORED < In Sechelt, Constable Bob Dolhan, from hoped that all members will make an Your correspondent, who explored effort to turn out and support the executive the highway patrol in Abbotsford, is the part of the coast around Gibsons last week new addition to the police force along with which has done such an excellent job as guest of Joan O'Malley, enjoyed a very during the past year. Cpl. Garry Wade, formerly stationed in good lunch at Bonniebrook Lodge at Surrey. CABLEVISION Gower Point. The lodge has tasteful guest Ward replaces Gary Thomas, At a meeting on July 18, the directors of rooms, an excellent dining room and a promoted to Sergeant and now in charge the Area B Ratepayers' Association met private beach and launching ramp. It is . . . , ,. . , . of the RCMP staton in Boston Bar. with representatives of Coast Cable Vision certainly a wonderful spot to get away AN INTERNATIONAL volleyball school gym before a packed audience, coaching clinic and were taken on a UBC law student Ron Usher is also to discus* the possibility of extending the from it all. match between Brazil and Canada During their three days here the harbour tour by the Gibsons ROMP, working for the Sechelt RCMP during the company's service to Halfmoon Bay. The With such a short tourist season for Brazilians players conducted a —PhotobyD.J.Hauka summer. representatives of Coast Cable Vision hotels and motels of this type, it is not ended with a close defeat of the reported that they had made a survey of surprising that concern is being expressed Canadian players. On the third stop in the Halfmoon Bay area to ascertain how by some owners at the suggestion, by the their Canadian tour the Brazilians Hospitality Committee of the Gibsons many residents would be prepared to defeated the British Columbia Select subscribe to the service but had not Chamber of Commerce, to seek ac­ received enough committments to enable commodation for visitors in private team 15-12,15-9,15-12. The best of five them to go ahead. homes. set was played in the Elphinstone IMPORTANT NOTICE Directors of Area B Ratepayers agreed to follow up the survey as some people may have been missed by the survey team to or may have had second thoughts on the matter. If you want Cablevision and have not Coast Cable Vision Ltd. Subscribers yet signed the application, telephone 885- 9479. The terms offered by Coast Cablevision Tho Canadian Radio, Television and Telecommunications Com­ cover a basic monthly service rate of $8 for one outlet plus a connection fee of .$25 for a mission in their decision #77410 dated July 13,1977 approved a rate distance up to 150 feet. For connections over 150 feet, there is an extra charge of 30 increase from $5.50 / month to $6.50 / month on main or first outlets cents for each additional foot. It is hoped that all residents will give this matter careful consideration for only and from $1.25/month to $1.50/month on second or additional if sufficient support is forthcoming can the service be supplied to those who are most outlets for Cable Vision Service in Sechelt and Gibsons. anxious to enjoy it. VISITORS A busy hostess is Donna Perry of Frances Avenue whose guests for the Installation rates increase from. $15.00 to $25.00 for the first summer vacation are Art's sister and brother-in-law, Joyce and Ray Dye of standard outlet. Terrace with son Tom.

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We will all raffle prize winner was Tommy Myers. POSTALCODE; PHONE NO.: be rooting again for Marty next year.,. PENDER HARBOUR PLANNING IN HOSPITAL COMMITTEE Don Tupper Fulton has been tran­ The PH Planning Committee have de­ Use 'Times' Adbrieis to Sell, Rent Buy, Swap, etc. sferred to St. Mary's hospital in Sechelt, is cided to open their meeting to the general coming along fine, and would welcome public. A question period will be available visits from any of his friends. Ron during the last 20 minutes bf the meeting to Chevron Pockrant is also in St. Marys and at the those who have any special interest or present time he is not allowed visitors as axes to grind. Questions are especially he nas been very ill but gradually he is solicited on items number 504 in the plan Pe.fcrHarbo.rCte.ro. improving. Jack Charbonneau is still in and on. If anyone wants details of the plan corner Hiway 101 & Francis Peninsula the hospital and is also improving. please phone any planning member. The next meeting will be held at the 883-2392 Reg. Gas 85.9 ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW Elementary School library on August 3, at DAVIS BAY resident, Fran Ovens last week's public hearing into The local painters, ceramics and 7 p.m. 24-HOUR TOWING — REDROOFFS TO EARLS COVE jewely makers have already entered the and her self-explanatory sign during Sechelt vicinity study. Pender Harbour Health Clinic Auxiliary MORE ABOUT . . . Arts and Crafts Fair to be held August CO VT CERTIFIED 27th. If anyone wishes to show their Billions of Big creative arts or crafts they had better Regional District accused hurry. There will also be a tea at the fair. — From Page A-l 10 storey highrises on the crest of a hill are There will not be a meeting of the Clinic (Ontario) Macs draft.?' all that appropriate," Hoemberg said as Auxiliary until Wednesday; September Those two all beef patties-special eves. 883-9698 or 883-2334 MECHANIC 28th. For further information contact Lou The chairman then asked Killam she finished her reading. "We see low sauce-pickles-onions and a sesame seed CHARGEX whether he wanted an economic study scale, human scale and no apartment Farrell 883-9192, Doreen Lee 883-2283 or Vi bun hamburgers may riot do it all for us CHEVRON CREDIT CARD MASTERCHARGE done of the area. blocks." Evans 883-2625. after all. • Replying in the affirmative, Killam Alderman Thompson then said ..the CRAB SURVEY' Emery Barnes, New Democratic MLA said "I'm a firm believer in ribbon committee, while recognising the In­ Recently I received a writeup about the , for Vancouver Centre is upset that Mc­ communities. I don't think it's a bad dustrial potential of Porpoise Bay, was Fisheries Department making a Crab Donalds, the billions of burgers people, SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL DISTRICT aspect, based on what's happening on seriously concerned about water pollution Survey in Pender Harbour to estimate the have recently decided to buy their meat Vancouver Island." Pointing to the and this was why the draft recommended crab population. Well, this survey was for from Ontario instead of continuing with Sprinkling Regulations, effective May 1,1977 development along the Island Highway a community sewer for the area, an idea a good reason, as without it the supply of their B.C. supplier. Killam claimed tourists drove the road that was resisted by some Porpoise Bay crab could be depleted. The survey was Not only does McDonald's meat come The following properties may sprinkle on: residents at the meeting. sightseeing "all the time." never finished because someone stole the from outside the province, according to MONDAY — 7 am to 10 am and 7 pm to 9 pm The Sechelt developer then told the Anderson next asked about the future of Barnes, but so do their potatoes, onions traps being use. and as a result it looks WEDNESDAY — 7 am to 10 am and 7 pm to 9 pm committee members, ranged behind a. Wilson .Creek and the preservation of the and apples. / like Crab fishing will be closed for the FRIDAY — 7 am to 10 am table at the front of the hall, that the high salmon spawning beds. Both Thompson season. Besides, the theft being an act of "We've enjoyed their Big Macs," said price of land on the,Sunshine Coast "is and Sechelt Band Councillor Gilbert Joe ignorance, these traps are Government the MLA. "In return the chain should live 1. All waterfront properties scaring away builders. And one more assured their' listeners the band's property. In my opinion if some well up to its own advertising slogan, "We do it 2. Cowrie Street, Village of Sechelt thing Peter," Killam went on, "you came proposed marina at the creek mouth would minded citizen kept their eyes open and all for you," and support the B.C. economy 3. All houses north of the Hydro right-of-way in the Village of here and bought your piece of property on meet both federal standards and protect the traps returned perhaps the situation by buying B.C. produce." Sechelt, with the* exception of Lookout Drive the waterfront, what right do you have to the fish. might change. 4. The south side of Norwest Bay Road, West Sechelt deny this to other people? Questioning the plan again, Killam LOCAL RESIDENT PASSED AWAY 5. Wakefield Road, West Sechelt "It's a horrible dictatorship," Killam asked the committee why they had gone to 6. The south side of Chaster, Rosamund, Fairview and Grandview shouted, "by a bunch of people who think "all this trouble" over the study when Before they became permanent Roads, Gibsons they are trying to control population on Regional District and village bylaws residents of Bargain Harbour, in 1952, this peninsula and you're not going to get already covered many of its recom­ Herb and Gert Makrutzki used to come to 7. The west side of all streets in Langdale away with it." mendations. stay in their summer home. During a 8. Whitaker Road, Davis Bay As he finished, sections of the audience "Is there a need for a plan that doesn't storm several years ago a huge tree was ALL OTHER PROPERTIES NOT LISTED ABOVE may sprinkle on: blown down and it fell through the center broke into loud applause. plan anything?" he inquired. TUESDAY — 7 am to 10 am and 7 pm to 9 pm "I would disagree with you," replied of the cottage, demolishing it. They tore "I realize that was a rather en­ down what was left of the dwelling and THURSDAY — 7 am to 10 am and 7 pm to 9 pm thusiastic speech," returned Hoemberg Thompson. "We are trying to plan for the SATURDAY —7 am to 10 am future." rebuilt on the same site. Last week Herb saying that perhaps Killam could make Makrutzki passed away. He had been ill ONE SPRINKLER ONLY is permitted on each property. some "constructive suggestions" to. the Added the chairman: "There is no way for some time. He used to work on heavy WHEN A FIRE SIREN IS SOUNDED, PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR SPRINKLER planning committee. any of us can predict what this area will be like in 25 years." The study was needed, duty steel construction and when he* G.W.Dixon, Other people in the hall then objected to Hoemberg maintained, to give some retired from his job he was a maintenance Works Superintendent the draft's "infilling" section which direction to population growth. man at UBC. His wife Gert is a fully recommends a freeze on further qualified dietician. Herb is survived by his Asked about the future of Davis Bay, residential development in West Sechelt loving wife, and two brothers in Germany. the committee members replied that .until the existing "suburban area...has A Memorial service was held at the Baal abeeo^ubstantia^y^m.uji,:' ,.,„ .„ , existing tourist facilities will be allowed to ( remain if the plan $ adopted bu^^P^o^^P610"^^8^^^^ ••&• ..&._.•.*. Stan Anderson, of Anderson" Realty, ditional commercial use would be banned. Vancouver. noted that much of the undeveloped "Take Area C but of your plan. Sechelt THE ENGLISHMEN ARE BACK property in this area was held by people can do as they wish, the Indian Band can Phil, Grahame, Sid and Cathy are in for their retirement and Naylor Road do as they wish and Area C can do as they Pender Harbour once again. They have man, Garth Davis, maintained that "in­ wish," Pat Whittaker challenged, been coming here for 11 years now. Sid and filling" would only drive up land prices by Thompson informed her that the Cathy are staying in a cottage at May and Pender Harbour Diesel creating a market shortage. revised draft prepared by a group of Area With her anti-commercial enterprises C property owners had been received by sign at her feet Fran Ovens read a the planning committee and was under statement to the meeting which said in close study. part: "I, as well as most of us in Davis At the next public meeting of the The fit Bay, moved here to live and enjoy our vicinity study, scheduled for 7:30 p.m., surroundings. So far it has been im­ July 26, ih the Wilson Creek Community never possible for me and my family because Hall the property owners are expected to 40' STEEL GANGWAYS we've had to put up with a go-cart race present their brief which calls for greater quit track, a trucking outfit, a used car outlet commercial expansion on the peninsula in pamapaatan,ftTmnmm and now a drive-in." general and around Davis Bay in par­ "We don't really feel, at this point, that ticular. $900° Welding & Steel Fabricating Hydraulic Hose Service Batteries Volvo-Penta— Chrysler Ph. 885-3231 • Business Forms Sales & Service • Posters • Tickets

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/ PageA-8 The Peninsula Times Wednesday, July 27,1977 The Country Fair: Sunny with Flowers •AM By MARY TINKLEY as a delightful miniature bride find groom. fair by the Grames family of Brooks Road money. Susan Perry, assisted by her The weatherman, as if penitent for the The winning "group" was "Dog Cart" who la-ought three of their unusual pets friend Wendy Pow, made up a number of driving rain which caused cancellation of with Stewart and Gordon Masi, Laura with them. Johannes Grames created a posies of wild flowers and ferns and spent Tydewuter Co. Ltd. the country fair set for July 16, outdid Dolmage and the Dolmage's Newfoun­ great deal of interest with his Silver Polish much of her time at the Fair distributing himself for the. rescheduled fair last dland dog, Molly. chicken, while his brother, Dinos, was them to the senior ladies. Crafts & Hobbies Wine-Arts Saturday by supplying a perfect summer's In the six to nine age class, Kimberley accompanied by an Aracauna chicken. day. Payne won first prize for her entry as a Kristos led around a Toggenberg goat on a IN APPRECIATION By noon, when Alex Ellis welcomed the 'Seaweed Sweetie', followed by Christy leash named Johnnyboy, which, though The joint convenors of the Country guests and declared the Fair open, stalls Hawes as a Welcome Beach Swimmer. eyed "suspiciously by some of the dogs Fair, Welcome Beach Community were laden with home baking, garden Winning "pair", Theresa and Susan around, seemed quite unperturbed-by Association and Halfmoon Bay Recreation produce, white elephants and used books. Ladner, were awarded first prize for their their attentions. Commission, express appreciation to ingenious entry as a Lumberjack and everybody who helped in making the day Lower Gibsons 886-2811 3c IHE PARADE John Grames and his wife Alda are Tree. running a small farm on their property, suchasuccess. Special thanks are given to 'L Events started off with the children's The group prize went to "Be Safe in the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cooper for the. use of parade, with many entries so original that mainly for educational purposes, and are Water" with Sonja Sorensen, penny interested in trading some of their unusual Cooper's Green,.to Roy Gair, who made the judges had a difficult job in awarding Sorensen, Margaret Connor, Dee Dee the handsome hand-crafted hope chest and the prizes. birds for certain species of ducks and Hunter, Bobby Hunter, Ronald geese. to Mary Murray for the beautifully knitted Pick Up And Pitch-In'77 :i In the Age Five and Under class, Kieselbach, assisted by an anonymous afghan. Robbie Scales was awarded first prize for "Big Dipper", who distributed water A PERSONAL PROJECT Grateful appreciation was also ex­ his entry as an Indian Hunter, with Stefan safety literature around the park. One 10-year-old girl had her own per­ pressed to Lord Jim's and to Secret Cove Hawes coming second with his "Tug That sonal project at the Fair and its object was Marina for their generous donations for Could". THE ATTRACTIONS only to give pleasure and not to make the parade prizes. First prize for a "pair" went to "Just With the parade over, there was a rush Married", with four-year-old Tara to the stalls to compete for the pies and Paulhus and two-year-old Kristy Paulhus cakes and to hunt for bargains on the white elephant table. UNITED CHURCH ETTGOODRICH The children kept things humming at Rev. Annette M. Reinhardt the fishpond, bean-bag throw and balloon 886-23& contest, while their parents tried their Attend hand at the Bingo, called by Bill Fraser Wheelbarrow and Dave Reid. 9:30 am -r St. John's, Wilson Creek There was a constant line-up to consult the Church 11:15 a.m. — Gibsons EarthmoveMlres Madame Evalyons, the famous fortune teller, who was kept busy reading teacups. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RAFFLE WINNERS of Service and Sunday School each Sunday SALESTSERVICE There was a buzz of excitement when it at 11:30 a.m. (except last,Sunday in was timet o draw the winners for the raffle month at 12:30 p.m.) Wed. Evenings,, It and two special children, Wendy Davis your choice 7:45. and Erin Kelly, drew the winning tickets. All in St. John's United Church, —Front Wheel intents Janet Flummerfelt was the lucky winner Davis Bay.'' of the cedar hope chest, while the afghan Phone 88SJ157, 886-7882, 883-9249 IM_B«L._ was won by P. Fletcher of Gibsons. Brenda Walker of Delta was the winner of, the hand-tooled .leather purse. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH BETHEL BAPTIST, CHURCH —WheeHbjancih] Ih the bean-guessing contest, Enid Rev. T. Nicholson, Pastor Mermaid and Trail, Sechelt TIMES OF SUNDAY MASS Boyce won a beautifully decorated cake Sunday School 9:45 a.m. —Custom Accessories . for guessing the exact number of beans in 5:00 p.m. Sat. eve. at St. Mary's, Gibsons Mass at: Morning Worship Service U:15 a.m. xmj-= - the jar, 2,953. Wed. Bible Study 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Sat. eve at Irvine's Landing THE VISITORS Hall Evening Fellowship 7:00 p.m. —Shocks There were many happy reunions 8:30 a.m. Our Lady of Lourdes, on the 2nd & 4th Sunday every month $£ ~--, _ during the afternoon as a number of for­ Sechelt IAdian Reserve Pastor: F. Napora mer residents were to be seen at the Fair. 10:00 a.m. at The Holy Family Church in 885-9905 serving the entire Sunshine Coast for over 7 years Harold and Marj Smith, former owners Sechelt 12 noon at St. Mary's Church in Gibsons of the George Murray home, greeted many SEVENTH-PAY old friends. They were guests at the home SUNSHINE COAST of Bert and Lil Atkins.. GOSPEL CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH B.F. GOWRICH Some of the workers on the stalls even enlisted their house guests to give a hand. Davis Bay Road at Laurel PastorC. Drieberg Among these was Mrs. Leuchte's guest, Davis Bay Sabbath School — Sat., 3:00 p.m. Sunday School 9:45am Mrs. Enid Boyce of Jersey, Channel Hour of Worship — Sat., 4:00 p.m. Islands, who helped on the raffle stall. Morning Service 11:00 am Evening Service 7:00 pm St. John's United Church ELAINE FUTTERMAN displays Ruth Forrester was assisted with home 1 mils w«it of Gibsons on Hwy 101 baking by her sister, Rosemary Sawyer of Wed. Prayer and Bible Study Davis Bay some of her pottery during the Paisley, Scotland. Phone 885-2166 /•' . Everyone Welcome Saturday sale of her work which was ' 'non-denominational" For information phone: 885-9750 MASTERCHARGE 886"27UQ CHARGEX held behind the Post Office in Roberts THE RARA AVIS Pastor Clifford McMullen 883-2736 Creek. —Timesphoto A picturesque touch was given to the

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Commencing October-11, her trial is — chrome plant hangers — expected to last four days. — tropical plants — —air ferns — — mobiles—chrome color Cable TV — seagulls —sailboats , —-owls —fish IT WAS off to see ihe baby beluga Creek summer recreation recently to Vancouver's Stanley Park whale for kids attending the Wilson programme when they travelled aquarium. —Timesphoto rates jump After almost seven years of operation Coast Cable Vision is raising their in­ stallation and service fees. Weather report Permission for the rate increase was THE PENINSULA ^T^e^ Weather July lft-22 Lo Hi Prec. granted the company on July 13 by the mm Canadian Radio, Television and Section B Wednesday, July 27,1977 Pages 1-8 July 16 13 15 18.5 Telecommuncations Commission. Julyl7 ll 19 nil The new charges, to take effect August r Julyl8 9 19 nil 1, are as follows: At As of Aug. 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Extensions (each). $15.00...... $15.00 B Edwin Joe had been held at Oakalla for drinking on this occasion." Subscribers wanting additional in­ U79" prison since his arrest July 8 after he was Gary DeMarco was also charged June formation regarding the increases should accused of raping the woman at the Selma 12 after the police observed his car contact Coast Cable Vision Ltd. at 885-3224. Park breakwater. travelling in the wrong lane down High­ Shoppers Bus Joe,i who is facing a second charge of way 101 in Gibsons. • Three Gibsons groups hope to start a J&C ELECTRONICS assault causing bodily harm arising from Robert Reed, defence counsel for the shopper's bus by the middle of August. 885-2568 Sechelt the same incident, was released on a $1,000 "accused, said DeMarco first began Sponsored by the Chamber of Com­ Christian Science LJ_:!!!__„ bond under the conditions that he not drink drinking in the afternoon at the Peninsula merce, the Mall association and the "I willstiy tothe north, Give up; and to harbour business merchants, plans now alcohol, that he live with his sister in North Hotel and then moved on to the Gibsons the south, Keep not back: bring my sons Does Tour Club or Group report ifs Vancouver and that he stay away fromthe Legion. call for the bus to run to Langdale for one from far, and my daughters from the ends peninsula except for his court appeances. Walker, noting that DeMarco had day a week and from Roberts Creek on of the earth-.'^Isaiah 43:6). Activities Regularly to The 'Times' Publication of evidence given at' the nearly collided with the police car, ob­ another. , - Do we sometimes doubt if we are all bail hearing was banned by the judge. served that this was no way to end an More details on the proposal will be 'one in Christ', all created by God, all the In other court news three people, in­ evening, adding "there doesn't have to be made available soon. beloved of God? cluding a 17 year old boy, were convicted an excuse for drinking but there does have As a small welcome gift for the very In her-poems, Mary Baker Eddy July 20 by Judge Walker of drinking and to be an. excuse for driving." new baby in your midst, why not a wee writes, "Tis writ on earth, on leaf and driving offences. The mill worker was fined $400 and had Brush and Comb Set? — Miss Bee's, flower: Love hath one race, one realm, one "It's a dreadful position to be in, just his license suspended for three months. Sechelt. power." (Pg.22). dreadful," the judge lectured the youth, Robert Moore, before fining him $250 for driving with a blood alcohol reading of -oyer .08*- ':/'.^^^'"'.:"'**'V>.."''*'''VJ " Moore was charged June 22 by Gibsons RCMP after the Oldsmobile he was driving went into a ditch at the corner of North and Cemetery roads. Asked by Walker where he had pur­ chased the alcohol, Moore replied he had Montreal \j 'Xmti bought it.from a stranger at the Sun­ nycrest Plaza in Gibsons. iy&& He then told the judge he did riotkno w the man's name and the judge replied that he did not believe this. Moore's mother, who was present in the courtroom, was asked by Walker if she thought her son an alcoholic. Cozy Western Red Cedar atmosphere. "No," she answered. When the judge next learned she was Eligible for C.M.H.C. mortgages. supporting eight children by herself he Double tongue and groove solid cedar. turned to Moore and thundered "you're a great help, aren't you?" Assortment of floor plans or submit your own. Probation Officer Ted Peters said the Residential or recreational homes, delivered youth appeared to be drinking in an at­ in four weeks. tempt to emulate the men he had met while working in coastal logging camps. "It's difficult to sympathize with you to any extent," Moore told the teenager before placing him on probation for the build it yourself offence. In addition to the $250 fine, Moore was ordered neither to drink alcohol nor drive a car during his probation period. The Bank of Montreal takes pride in making you feel like pan- in The judge also found Moore guilty of driving without Insurance and fined him another $250 for this offence. a wanted customer. 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PaeeB-2 The Peninsola Times Wed. July 27,1977 Birth Announcements Personal REALTY LTD. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES ACTON: Cliff, Kathy and FLYING LESSONS: there are Nicole are pleased to an-, a few vacancies still Phono 885-3231 . BOX 100, MADEIRA PARK, B.C. nounce the arrival of Erica available for the next local Published Wednesdays by Legal or. Reader advertising 70c Leigh, July 6,1977. Weighing course. Registration closes f \\e Peninsula Times per count line. PENDER HARBOUR 883-2233 TOLL FREE FROM VANCOUVER: 689-7623 10 lbs. 12 oz. A granddaughter -Aug. 31. Ph. 985-3716 (day), for Westpres Publications Ltd. Deaths, Card of Thanks, In for Mr. and Mrs. W. Grisenth- 883-9288 (evenings) for more at Sechelt, B.C. Memoriam, Marriage and Member of Multiple Listing Service waite of Sechelt and Mr. and information. 2893-35 Established 1963 Engagement Notices are $7.00 Mrs. F. Acton of Frankford, (up to 14 lines) and 60c per line Ontario. Special thanks to Dr. after that. Foyr words per line. B. Myhill-Jones and the Real Estate KEFR0NT PROPERTIES maternity staff at St. Mary's. Birth Notices, Coming Events SEMI-WATERFRONT view Member, Audit Bureau E 2943-35 take regular classified rates, lot. Garden Bay Estates. of Circulations CARTERS LANDING — Sakinaw Lake — 24.8± acres with 1.350 £ ft Water, elec, paved road. 939- March 31,1976 Ad-Briefs must be paid for In lakefront, creek, road access, house, large parking and boat Wedding 5494. 2936-36 Gross Circulation 3450 advance by Saturday. 5 p.m. launching areo. $135,000. Paid Circulation 2934 to receive cash discount. D.L. 3258 — between SAKINAW and RUBY LAKES — 37 i acres with Announcements FOR SALE: by owner, large As filed with the Audit Bureau of Subscription Rates: Circulation, subject to audit. 1.500 ± ft waterfront on Sakinaw Lake, creek. Halowell. Road house on view lot with beach ends at property. $110,000. MR. AND MRS. Stan Moffat access. Located on Smith Rd, Classified Advertising Rates: By Mall: wish to announce the 3-Line Ad-Briefs (12 words) Local Area $7.00 yr. Langdale. Drive by. Owner, Outside Local Areo $8.00 yr. SAKINAW LAKE — 16 acres with 750:_ ft of sheltered waterfront marriage of their daughter 298-0597. 295035 One Insertion <....' $2.15 U.S.A $10.00yr. with southern exposure. Water access .only. $40,000. (Kit) Katherine Anne Moffat Three Insertions $4.30 to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Overseas $11.00 yr. WEST SECHELT Extra Lines (4 words) 60c RUBY LAKE — 113± ocres of excellent land. 400' waterfront on Nestman of Selma Park, (Display Ad-Briefs Senior Citizens, Daniel John Westman on the Smart, new energy-conscious Local Area $6.00 Ruby Lake, 2,600_'ft waterfront on lagoon, 2 houses, trailer $3.60 per column inch) spaces. $120,000, 6th of August, 1977. The 3 bdrm house. 1559 sq ft with Single Copies 15c ea. marriage is to take place in dbl c'port. 885-9777. . Box Numbers $1.00extra the Holy Family Church, 2921-36 SAKINAW LAKE — 57.5± acres with 3,500± ft sheltered water­ Sechelt, B.C. 2917-35 front. 2 summer cottages, 2 docks, water access only. $200,000. BY OWNER: Selma Park, on Real Estate Real Estate SUTTON ISLAND, EGMONT — beautiful 1.7_ acre island, well parklike quiet large lot, treed, beoch and sheltered.cove. Located directly in front of Egmont HOTEL LAKE — 105± ft excellent lakefront lot. 1/2 acre with hydro Obituary panoramic ocean view! 1400 sq ILLNESS forces sale of 480 3 BDRM new home. 1,300 sq. Marina. An excellent buy. $35,000. and easy access. $20,000. ft, 2 bdrms up, 2 bdrms with acre hay or cattle ranch. 3 ft., basement, two MAKRUTZKI: Herbert, ensuite down. 2 heatilator bdrm ' home, buildings, fireplaces, sundeck, beautiful 11.6_ ACRE ISLAND — at the entrance to Churchill Bay, Francis RUBY LAKE — Lot 4 has 117db ft good lakefront, driveway in from passed away. on July 19, FPs, sundeck,- fenced yard. streams, fences. Tremendous view, w-w carpels, double Peninsula. 3 bdrm furnished pan-abode cottage, float, water & Hallowell Road, serviced with hydro. $19,500. 1977. Late of Madeira Park, in Many extras. $72,500. Ph. 885- potential. $185,000. Terms. .glass windows. New area in hydro. $187,500. his 62nd year. Survived by his 3773. 2678-tfn Info Box 413 Telkwa, B.C. V0J. Davis Bay. Asking $68,500 by SAKINAW LAKE — 1300± ft choice lakefront with 24± nicely treed loving wife Gertrude; also 2 , I IIIWIW.I^IHIIHM —I—II——'I MJ II— '• 2X0. 2944-35 owner. Ph. 885^773. 2805-tfn WILLIAMS ISLAND — Beautiful 2 l/2± acre island at the entrance acres. 4 bdrm furnished Panabode home with sundeck on 4 sides. brothers in Germany. Service Floats, 2 boats and motors. A very nice property. $ 105,000. held Friday, July 22, 1977 in "NEW 1200 so ft home with full' to Pender Harbour, just off Irvine's Landing. Piped water. $100,000 bsmt., includes shake roof, North Vancouver. Rev. D. SAKINAW LAKE — WATERFRONT LOTS PRICED TO SELL Morgan. Cremation. Devlin carpets, finished FP's up and down, custom kitchen H.B. GORDON AGENCIES LTD. ! 1. Lot 1 ... SOLD.... $8,500 7. Lof 18 $10,500 Funeral Home directors. 2919- HOMES 2. Lot 2 .... SOLD .... $8,500 8. Lot 22... SOLD $8,500 35 -cabinets. Located on Chaster Rd. on 100x100 beautifully Roal (estate 885-2013 Insurance 3. Lol 4 SOLD..-.. $6,500 9v4.ot-23 5s.o SOLD $5,500 3 4. Lot 14....SOLD:... $7,500 10. Lot 24 ... SOLD -.$6,000 '. treed lot near the newly IRVINE'S LANDING — 2 bdrm view home overlooking Lee Bay. W/W CROSBY: passed away July 5. Lot 16 $6,500 11. Lot 29 $5,500 ' proposed Pratt. Rd. school. 28 years in the same location carpets, sundeck, range & fridge included. Close to marina and govt 23, 1977. Karl Emerson 6. Lot 17 -.. $8,500 ALL CASH Priced for excel, value in mid wharf. $34,900. Owner will consider lot as part payment. Crosby, late of Roberts Creek, 50's by contractor. Ph. 886- COWRIE STREET, SECHELT aged 69 years. Survived by his RUBY LAKE — 3 bdrm partially furnished cottage with antique brick 7511. 2462-tfn NORTH LAKE — modern 2 bdrm home, fully insulated, needs some loving wife Winona: 2 sons, fireplace, sundeck, Hydro. Situated on 96 ft choice lakefront in a finishing. On Prov. lease lot with road access. $27,000. John of Wilson Creek, Carl of Real Estate Calls sheltered cove. Road access. $49,000. Whitehorse; one daughter, PENDER HARBOUR Lois Anne McCready of Pt. Semi-waterfront with Evenings & Weekends 885-9365 GARDEN BAY^OAD — 2.2_. acres at Kleindale. Choice land with a Moody; 6 grandchildren; 2 southern view. Beach in front. good side by side duplex. 2 bdrm unit is 925_ sq ft, 3 bdrm unit is 1294± sq ft. An excellent buy for $85,000. sisters and a brother. Funeral Beautiful building site. Ph. ,\N.\\.\\\\V\\' \\\\NN\\ REVENUE PROPERTIES! service was held Tuesday, 883-2701. : 2922-tf -GARDEN BAY ESTATES-- brand new 3 bdrm cedar home with 2 full July 26 at the Bethel Baptist FALSE BAY, LASQUETI ISLAND - General store, restaurant, PO & floors of living area. 2 fireplaces, sundeck. Harbour view. $73,500. Church, Sechelt. Pastor Fred PENDERHARBOUR marine services, plus 2 houses on 2 lots with 1.57 _ acres and 167 Napora officiated. Cremation. Semi waterfront, double view ± ft waterfront. $160,000 plus cosh for stock in trade.- Devlin Funeral Home, lot across road from beach. 2 GARDEN BAY — 4 bdrm family home. Recently remodelled, on directors. 2952-35 large landscaped lot. Close to stores, PO & marinas. $45,000. > bdrm home, Ige sundeck, BUSINESS BLOCK — MADEIRA PARK bsmt, stone-faced fireplace, ___ 2 concrete block buildings built 1970, with a total floor area of BLACK: Gordon Leslie, aged guest cottage furnished. SINCLAIR BAY ROAD — 3 bdrm ranch style home, built 1973. on 8,250 sq ft. Located on 5.4± acres on Hwy 101 at Francis UO years. Suddenly in July Double garage. large treed lot. Garage and separate storage shed. $49,500. Peninsula Road. $195,000 1977 in Whitehorse, Yukon Territories. Dearly beloved 86 ACRES RONDEVIEW ROAD, FRANCIS PENINSULA — 1711 sq ft 3 bdrm son of John and Margery With a westerly gentle slope. Black of Roberts Creek. JHe is ranch sT^te home, ensuite, on large level lot. Immediate possession. I WATERFRONT HOMES I 1700 ft frontage on Hwy 101 Reduced to $65,000. also survived by his sister hear Garden Bay turnoff. •*•..' Judith Blair and his brother ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE GERRANS BAY — architect designed 3 bdrm home on 2 landscaped Peter, both of Roberts Creek. JACK NOBLE, 883-2701 GARDEN BAY — in a quiet cul de sac off Sinclair Bay Road. A 2 bdrm lots. 180± ft deep, sheltered waterfront. Greenhouse, fishpond, Private interment on July 23, H.B.GORDON AGENCIES Gibsons Gothic Arch style home with excellent view over Garden Bay. workshop-float. $135,000. Seaside Plaza Naturally treed lot. $49,900. Seaview Cemetery, Gibsons. Sechelt, 885-2013 886-2000 886-2607 2951-35 BARGAIN HARBOUR ~ 3 bdirn waterfront home on Bowsprit Road. EGMONT — PRICE REDUCED TO $20,000 — 2 bdrm home, 790± sq 2942-35 Separate garage.48 ft low bank waterfront, dock, garden. $62,000. ft on Maple Rood, close to Egmont Marina. Oil heat, low taxes. Personal FRANCIS PENINSULA— 330± ft waterfront just outside Harbour r ELLIOTT ROAD, GARDEN BAY LAKE — Well-built 670+ sq ft home entrance. 2 bdrm home, partial basement, with sweeping view of ALCOHOLICS., .^onyxnous j I on large treed lot, close to good swimming. $38,000. meetings 8:30 p.m. every, I Horbour entrance, islands'and Gulf. Good" garden area. $128,000. Wednesday. Madeira Park • The Peninsula Times Classifieds GARDEN BAY ESTATES — 3 bdrm ranch style home, built 1975 on a Community Hall. Ph. 883- i I lovely landscaped lot. Dbl carport & storage area, fireplace, en­ EGMONT — Small A-frame cabin on .66 acres lease property 2356. 2825-tfn I suite, w/w, stove & fridge, washer & dryer. Close to marinas, store with 103+_ ft waterfront. Approx 15 years remaining on lease. i & PO. Nice retirement home — no stairs to climb. $71,906. Hydro and water. Access by boat or float plane. $ 14,900. SMITHERS Personal- i 3 lines for $2.15 I Intermediate Care Home: I FRANCIS PENINSULA — PRICE REDUCED TO $60,000. New 3 bdrm now taking applications Jtor i MADEIRA PARK — 78' waterfront on Lagoon Road, private dock & I split level home, partial basement, unfinished rec room. Situated float. Furnished 2 bdrm home, separate garage & workshop, fur­ admittance. For information i Run your ad 3 times for the price of 2. on lot 47, Rondeview Road. write: Smithers Society for i I nished 26 ft Kenskill mobile home. $95,000. Concerned Citizens, Bernice • I GARDEN BAY ESTATES — Spacious 3 bdrm cedar home, built 1975, Quadros, Secretary, Box 2049, i designed for luxurious living from the well appointed kitchen to the MADEIRA PARK — 52' woterfront lot with furnished duplex. Upper Smithers, B.C. 2946-36 i open beam living area with its red plush shag carpets and frosted floor is one bdrm suite, lower floor is bachelor suite. Both presently Print your ad in the squares. Be sure to leave a blank space after each marble fireplace. Many extras in this fine home. $115,000. rented. $60,000." A lot of folks feel that it is not i word. worth it to balance the rear • MADEIRA PARK — spectacular view from this unique 2 bdrm ar­ 4 MILE POINT, SANDY HOOK — 111 _ ft waterfront with attractive i Three lines is $2.15. Each additional line is 60c. chitect designed home on Gulfvlew Road. Many extras, garden & tires on a car, however, if you well-constructed 3 bdrm home on 3 levels, built 1975. 3,392 sq ft of i i fruit trees. Brand new & ready for Immediate occupancy. $71,000. buy a new car and you look Tako advantage of our spoclal savings. living area plus basement area with sauna and change room. closely at the wheels, you will i i Family room, rooftop patio, sundecks on all 3 levels. $132,000. find that all 4 tires have been i NARROWS ROAD • 3 BR ranch style home, built 1976, on Wesjac i * RUn your ad twlco—tho third tlmo Is FREE. Road, near Madeira Park. Carport and sundeck. $39,900. balanced. (Look for the little GUNBOAT BAY — 5± acres, 152± ft waterfront, access from Hwy lead weights clipped to the i * If you pay for your ad tho Saturday boforo publication you got a • 101 near Madeira Park. 3 bdrm home, 3 cottages, float. $125,000. rim). If you open the trunk of i discount — 2 5c for 11nsertion — 50c for 3. i your brand new car you will i i WATERFRONT LOTS MADEIRA PARK — Large, furnished 2 bdrm waterfront suite. In­ see that even the spare tire Mall us your ad, or drop It off: I cludes Part 13 of Madeira Park Resorts Ltd. plus float facilities and has been balanced. Why would i i use of common areas. $55,000. the car manufacturer go to the In Socholt at tho Peninsula Tlmos Offlco 1. SECRET COVE — 2 adjacent waterfront lots on sewer system. i Both are steep, but havo good building sites and deep sheltered expense of balancing all 5 i In Olbsons at the Arbutus Troo EGMONT — 2B0± ft good waferfront on Egmont Point. 1.15_J moorage. $28,500 & $29,500. wheels? The answer Is simply i acres, southerly exposure, beach float, 950 _ sq ft partly furnished i 2. GERRANS BAY — 100_ ft waterfront with 188 It frontage on that they want the purchaser • one bdrm cottage, tool shed. Water access only. $75,000. of their particular brand of i Francis Peninsula Road. Driveway, septic tank, water line and car, to have a super-smooth, i i electricity all in. $32,000. non bumping ride, and they i 3. GARDEN BAY ESTATES — 290 _ ft waterfront on 1.2± treed know that balancing the i acres. Driveway In, building sites cleared. $55,000. LOTS wheels assures them of such a i The Peninsula Times Classifieds • 4. FRANCIS PENINSULA — Large waterfront lot, facing onto Bargain Harbour. Level building site. $34,000. I ride. There are several other i i U. SECRET COVE — 370_ ft waterfront with cabin & float. South­ 1. FR ANCIS PENINSULA— 1.5 _ acre treed lot, easy access, easy to things that balancing will do build on. $19,900 Box 310 Sechelt, B.C. i western exposure. $79,500. for you, too. It will increase i 2. MADEIRA PARK — serviced lots, most with view, close to schools, the tire mileage by making 6. TUWANEK — Lot 11 at Tuwanek Place & Sechelt Inlet Road. 80_- VON 3A0 i stores, PO & marinas. $9,000 to $22,000. the tires ride smoothly, In­ i ft sheltered, treed waterfront. Southerly exposure. $25,000. • 3. FRANCIS PENINSULA — several good building lots, serviced with stead of bumping. It increases i 7. FRANCIS PENINSULA— 132 ft. waterfront In Pender Harbour. 1.8 hydro and water. $10,000-$15,000. shock absorber life, and front i acres, deep water moorage. $75,000. end parts wear out less i 4. BARGAIN HARBOUR — 1 l/2„acres, nicely treed, secluded. i Hydro, water, septic tank & drain field in. $25,000. quickly- Even though the i CLASSIFICATION [ springs and shocks may hide i 5. GARDEN BAY ESTATES — Selection of serviced lots, some wllh i WATERFRONT ACREAG view, ranging In price from $13,000 to $21,250. the bumping of an out of i balance tire, the bumping is i i 6. GARDEN BAY LAKE — nicely treed lot on Elliot Road with view of still there, creating extra i NELSON ISLAND --• 40 unique acres with 1500 ft sheltered lake. Drain field Is In. $12,900. i 7. NARROWS ROAD — Good building lots clote to Madeira Park. wear on the tires, the springs • waterfront on Westmere Bay, 225 ± ft lakefront on West Lake. 3 and the shocks. For longer Ure i —, ,—.—r~ri bdrm home, 2 cottages, floats, rood to lake. Asking $160,000. $9,000 & $9,500. wear, and a smoother more i $ • 8. REDROOFFS AREA - naturally Ireed lot on Francis Road, comfortable ride, make sure 15 AGAMMEMNON BAY 200 ± fl waterfront with 900 ft frontago on 100x269' with water, hydro and telephone. $17,900. 2 i 9. SECHELT —level, naturally treed lof, 75x150' on Norwest Bay that your tires are properly i Egmont Rood ad|acent to Jervis View Marina. 5.11 acres. Spec­ balanced. All 5 of Uiem — i tacular view up Jervis Inlet and fishing oh your doorstep. $68,000. Road. $10,300. Sechelt OK Tire Store, corner i i 10. IRVINES LANDING •- Treed view lot on Kammerle Road. Close of Wharf & Dolphin St., i GARDEN BAY — 3 l/2± acres with 500± ft sheltered waterfront. to marina and gov't wharf. $12,000. downtown Sechelt. The home • A very nice parcel. $122,500. 11. SANDY HOOK — view lot (Till on Porpoise Drive Road. of red carpet service, where i $11,500. the coffee pot Is always on. i EARLS COVE 5.57 acres good land with 450± f» sheltered 12. SINCLAIR BAY ROAD •--• 2 good building lots. $16,000 « 2839-35 60* waterlront adjoining Earls Covo Ferry Terminal. $123,000. $16,750. i c 13. PENDER LAKE PROPERTIES - new 15 lot subdivision, bemi- i __ __. _—. —. — ~ —_ — — —~— — ——•< 60 i NELSON ISLAND — 4.8 treed acres on Westmere Bay, with 1400 ft woterfront ft view lots on Sinclair Bay Rood. I, Leonard Leo Larson, beautiful waterfront wllh nice cove A beach. $40,000. lofl $14,500 Lof 6 13,000 Lot 11 $16,000 Madeira Park. B.C. will not i 60° • Lot 2 $13,500 Lot 7 $15,000 lot 12 $17,500 be responsible tor any debts i i •ARGAIN HARBOUR700 _ fl waterfront, 16± acres on Hwy 101, Lot3 $13,500 LotB $13,000 Lot 13 $17,300 incurred In my name by other i beautiful view, small older cottage and 26 ft trailer. $ 163,000. Lot 4 $15,000 Lot 9 $22,500 lot 14 $17,500 than myself as of May 24, • lot 3 , . $15,500 Lol 10 ... $19,500 lot 15 $19,300 1977. 2640-tfn i i bT. VINCENT BAY 2 parcels, each with undivided )/24lh Interest i In DL 3839, Water access. ACREAGE VISITING VANCOUVER? I • 1. 432 ft waterfront, 6.46 ocres $30,000 Stay at the all-new, fabulous i 2. 363 ft waterfront, 6.71 ocres $25,500 I I Chateau Granville Hotel. I Name . 1. KLEINDALE-23,78 acres on Menacher Rood. |ust off Hwy 101. Deluxe suites for the price of a I Somer merchantable timber on property. $30,000. room. $32 per night single Address MOBILE HOMES 2. IRVINES LANDING - 17.53 ocre farm In Dream Valley. 3 bdrm (subject to availability). 1100 I fomily home, built 1975. $89,000. Granville St., Vancouver. Por I i 3. KLEINDALE approx 20 acres ol folrly level land with approx 10 I LOW PRICED •• 2 BR mobile home on pad In Madeira Pork trailer reservations, 060-7070. 2045-38 I Postal Codo Tol No. park. Ideal for weekends for holidays $3,000. ocres cleared. $38,000. I - 4. IRVINES LANDING — 2.87 level acret, view, across rood Irom PHOTOGRAPHS published in i FRANCIS PENINSULA — large, level landscaped lot. Partly fenced public waterfront access. 442.000. . The Peninsula tlmoi con be I with 12 x 60' lurnlshed Bendix mobile home, 1972 model, concrete 5. NEAR MADEIRA PARK - 15,12 acres wllh 2130„ ft hwy Iron- ordered for your own vae at • pad, covered front porch, 10x12' work shed. $35,000, tage. Zoned A 31. $46,000. The Times office. 1478-tf I i I • COME IN TO J&C Electronics I The Peninsula Times Classifieds DAN WILEY OLLIorJEANfLADIY for your free Radio Shack i Ros. 813-9149 883*2233 catalogue. 1327-tfn L Wed, July 27, 1977 The Peninsula Times PageB-3 Real Estate Work Wanted Cars and Trucks Cars and Trucks LOG HOUSE 1800 sq ft RUBBAGE removal, clean­ will build for $29,500, up, light hauling, odd jobs. USED 30" elec. Kenmore . HD '65 Kenworth L924 short finished f'place. Ph. 483-4979. Lynn, 881-5055. 2889-35 range & G.E. fridge. Both log truck, no trailer, 380 ^xmmMin 2911-35 white, clean, excel, cond. $100 Cummins, 5x4 trans., 50M mderson If * CARPENTERS available. ea. or $175 pr. Ph. 885-9364. rear susp., Jacobs 'brake, ps, SACRIFICE SALE Siding, fences & 291035 234" wb, $5,500. Bob, 845-7259; Waterfront home only $15,900 renovations. Ph. 886-9061 (aft. after 7 p.m., 845-2807. 2947-35 REALTY LTD. FP. 2 bdrm older home, over 5 p.m.) 2882-35 '70 FORD Bronco, '64 Chev 1 900 sq ft with Ige s'deck, ton panel. Ph. 885-2228. 2908- '64 RAMBLER, $50. Ph. 885- heatilator f'nlace, almost new EVERGREEN 35 5248. 2938-35 885-321) furnace, roof, plbg and wiring. LANDSCAPING Selma Park. Sheltered an­ FREE REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE chorage in front Take over COMPLETE Post off ice Box 1219, Sechelt Indian lease. Ph. 885-3737. LANDSCAPING SERVICE toll free 684-8016 SCHEDULED 2941-35 GARDEN MAINTENANCE Wanted to Rent GARDEN CLEAN-UP BLOCK BROS. ROBERTS CREEK ACREAGE: 2 free estimates bdrm attracfive home on almost 2 WEST PORPOISE BAY: acres Level hiway frontage, easy On the road past the arena — built by the Contractor for him­ WOULD like to rent 3 bdrm call eves REALTY LTD. self I Extensive use of cedar on the interior. 2 fireplaces, 3 house in or around Sechelt access. Good Ige shop with HD • 885-5033 wiring for bench tools. Home bdrms & double closed-in garage. Asking $58,900. by end of Aug. Ph. collect 874- 2764-tfn 7845, Rosemary Klassen. 2912- completely remodelled. Shake MUST BE SOLD — NOWI I foof, rancher alum sdg. Several 36 DUMP TRUCK and backhoe outbldgs. Secluded landscaped available. Ph. Phil Lovely 3 bdrm 3 yr old 1206 sq ft S/L home on view FAMILY 3 BDRM HOME: roughed- lot on Marble Rd. (off Field Rd.) at Wilson Creek. property. FP $69,500. in suite in full grd level For Rent Nicholson 885-2110 or 885- basements. A large sundeck over 2515. 55-tfn Immed Poss. Try your offer to $50,000. This has to a dbl garage. Large family room BEAUTIFUL beachfront, be one of the best buys around! adjacent to a compact kitchen. West Sechelt. Fully furn., 4 Help Wanted EGMONT WATERFRONT: Approx Nook eating area and separate 5 acre & close to 560' of beach­ bdrm,, 1% bath, auto oil heat, SECHEL VILLAGE — $58,000 dining room. Master ensuite. all appliances, safe beach. front. Zoned for marina, tourist Tremendous buy at $61,500. FITNESS CONSULTANTS ; lmmac.;kept 1-1/2 yr old 3 bdrm F/Bsmt home oh accommodation, or try your Refs. Sept. thru June. Ph. 885- The Resource Society has Trades considered. 9060. 2909-tfn -: received a .grant to provide a fenced & landscaped lot. on Medusa St. ideas. 4 yr old 2 bdrm double Fitness and Prevention wide with large utility area. Road HOUSEKEEPING rooms to is in to the beach. 1 /2 down, FP service to all citizens on the HOBBYFARM — PENDER HBR. $125,000. Ideal for group in­ rent, suit 4 friends. For Sunshine Coast.. The Program 3 bdrm modern home on 2.3 acres of level cleared FULL BASEMENT 3 BDRM HOME; details ph. 886-2542. 2915-37 vestment. Vendors may consider Older residence with 2 main floor plans to offer a number of land with year round creek. Only $47,500. a trade. physical fitness activities, bedrooms S 1 bdrm upstairs. There is WATERFRONT. 3 bdrm. fectures, workshops, fitness in excess of 1000 sq ft of main floor furn. house ori Mission Pt. testing and youth activities. REDROOFFS ROAD living area with a large family kit­ $375 per mo. Ph. 885-9633 or 3 bdrm 840 sq ft cottage W/fplace, fully insulated chen. This attractively landscaped lot 270-2185. 2931-37 The following six positions are 95' WATERFRONT: $45,900 full features a double garage and available October, 1977 to for yr round living. Loc. on approx 4/1 Oth Ac. with price. Selma Park 2 bdrm home. greenhouse with sidewalks around IDEAL for working person, March. 1978, with possible guest cabin. Sited on huge 95x550' water­ the house. FP $39,900. spacious furnished 1 bdrm extension for a further six front property. 1/2 cement view suite. Fireplace. Must months. ROBERTS CREEK — $28,900 basement, elec heat. have references. Ph. 886-7769. CO-ORDINATOR and one 2828-tf CONSULTANT for Sechelt 2 bdrm stucco loc. on Irg lot approx 400 ft from beach. This is a real cutieI ( DAVIS BAY WATERFRONT: Top and Gibsons. . quality beach front home. 2 full NEW 2 bedroom duplex. Two CONSULTANTS to s< __ 1 1 a. „ ...... -.i...— iTairview Rd., Gibsons. W-w organize teen-age programs floors, 2 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, carpet, fireplace, appliances, Numerous waterfront homes & waterfront hot water heat. One of the coast's in Sechelt and Gibsons, and acreages also avail. finest. FP $92,000. dishwasher. $290 per mo. Ph. one CONSULTANT for ROBERTS CREEK ACREAGE: close 886-9110 8-3 pm, 886-7005 eves. Pender Harbour. to school, post office, store & 2825-tf One SECRETARY ENQUIRE TODAY beach. Over 5 acres with Salary: $180.00 weekly (co­ potential view. Three bedroom HALL FOR RENT, Wilson 1092 sq ft home, with part "HORSE LOVERS": Wilson ordinator), $138.00 (con­ basement. Asking $42,000. Creek — large 3 bdrm home Creek Community Hall. sultants). • o^'f^W; • Contact Bonnie Wiga,rd, 885- 298-0541 G. KNOWLES 291-2881 on 2.58 acres zoned R2. Can 9403. 11121-tfn Please state preference be developed. Land mostly regarding work area and cleared. Located on Gun Club 20 FT. Motor Home, all special interests. Road. Asking $57,000 — facilities incl., air cond., Mail application with a short terms! ' tape player, telephone, $200 resume of previous work TUWANEK WATERFRONT: per wk, 10c per nule. Ph. 885- experience before August 15 to Pender Haitjour Realty Ltd Secluded retreat with year-round 2235 anytime. 2875-tf CANADA WORKS-Sunshine moorage at your own float. 2 Coast Community Resource HIWAY 101 AT FRANCIS PENINSULA RD. level 2 bdrm cottage partly MADEIRA PARK: 1 bdrm. Society, Box 1069, Sechelt. furnished Asking $48,500. VIEW LOT & VILLAGE HOME: furn. house. Ph. (112) 873- 2920-pub. July 27, Aug. 3,10, MADEIRA PARK: 2 bedroom & basement home on Compact 3 bedroom home on 2774 or 883-9053. 2935-37 Lagoon Road. Approx 10 years old. There's extra plumbing view lot in village. Is well 1977 down and a carport large enough for your boat and car. A well featured with w/w carpets, a large utility room, all teak GIBSONS: 2 bdrm. apt. built house on a fine view lot just a few steps from all stores and $17,000 FULL PRICE: Older cottage cupboards & ensuite plumbing.. AVON marinas. Asking $45,000. on large garden lot. 109' frontage on Fridge & stove incl. $195 per Shake roof. FP $39,900. To buy or sell Avon. Call 886- Redrooffs Road. Fruit trees. Ideal mo. Ph. 885-9834. 294047 9166 or 885-2183. FRANCIS PENINSULA: A semi waterfront lot with holding property close to beach and NEWLY DECORATED 2 and 2755-35 one of the finest water views in the area for just $13,500. Halfmoon Bay boat launch. ALSO ^ 3 bdrm apts. Stove, fridge, large treed lot next door 93' x 400' •£**, heat and cablevision iriclud. in WE NEED 10 self-motivated GARDEN BAY: 1320 sq ft 3 bedroom A-frame approx. Good garden soil, wafer &> FULL BASEMENT VILLAGE HOME: reasonable rent. Sorry, no people who are interested in (furnished) of deluxe construction and with fireplace, auto/oil power. Asking $12,500. 3 bedrooms — 2 up and one in pets. Close to schools and a second income of $100-$1000 heat, etc. Situated about 150' from the water and with a superb basement. Finished rec room, shopping. Phone 886-7836.2722- per month. Reply Box 310, view into Garden Bay. Dominion lease land. Full price $29,500. main floor utility room and large tfn sundeck. Yard is all fenced for Sechelt. 2934-35 1.180 SQ FT PART BASEMENT GARDEN BAY: Close to your favorite fishing spots. privacy. Sunken carport. Home VILLAGE HOME: All finished main A 500 sq ft 1 bedroom cabin on a large view lot c|ose to gov't has electric heat and is very Work Wanted RETIRED person wanted to floor with 3 bdrms Hind a spare wharf and marinas. Dandy buy at.$30,000. • ,,•-, economical. Located across from share waterfront home. room d4w'&£€orj}oft undei|:>KeV5 tennis courts in Hackett Park. FP Apply Box 310, Sechelt, B.C. house. Good value for $43,900. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT Waterfront: A dandy lot in Madeira Park with $54,250. FROM A TREE SERVICE? 2930-38 unfinished cabin. F.P. $33,500. — Experienced, insured RELIABLE babysitter work? needed, Tues.-Fri., 9-5 p.m. FISHERMAN'S SHACK: On a fine view lot above WATERFRONT ACREAGE: Redrooffs area. 2 acres _ with over 350' WEST SECHELT: 3 bedroom, crawl space home on 1/4 acre fo flat, — Prompt, guar.anteed ser­ Your home or ours. Ph. 885- Madeira Park gov't wharf. Have a look . . . the location is ab­ of shoreline. Partly finished cabin set amongst towering level treed lot. Very nicely decorated and a finished fireplace in a vice? 9203 aft. 5 p.m. 2933-36 solutely first class. Priced at $18,500. evergreens. A hard to find property priced to sell now. Asking large living room, A very economical home with thermal pane — Fair estimates? $39,900. windows throughout. FP $44,000. LAKEFRONT ACREAGE: Right in Madeira Park. 2.71 Business Opportunity ROBERTS CREEK: Excellent building lot 70x 150' cleared and ready to Then give us call: acres with 220' on Lillies Lake. $45,000. OVER ONE ACRE: Treed seaview property. Private driveway plus PEERLESS PROFITABLE Family Shoe share in waterfront lot.FP $15,950. develop. FP $12,500. TREE SERVICES LTD., Store, located in shopping REDUCED: As new compact 3 bedroom home on a LOW DOWN PAYMENT: West Sechelt view lot, cleared, graded, and centre, Burns Lake, B.C. V0J semi-waterfront view lot in Madeira Park. $34,500. INDUSTRIAL WATERFRONT: 2 homes on over 3/4 acre flat, level serviced. R2 zoned. Move your trailer with no preparation 885-2109. 758-tfn 1E0. Ph. days, 692-3206, waterfront lot. Main residence is almost 1500 sq ft with 4 necessary. Asking $11,500 with $1,000 down. bedrooms. The master bedroom has a 3 piece ensuite. Basement is EVERGREEN Cont. treetop- evenings, 692-7396. 2902-35 ACREAGE: 7 acres on Highway 101 with potential ping, limbing or fell and commercial or subdivision possibilities. $35,000. finished. Second home is a 720 sq ft 2 bedroom cottage. There are $11,000 FULL PRICE: SEAVIEW LOT- 80x320' West Porpoise Bay. bucking to client's specs. FOR SALE by owner: 2 Bay over 200 lineal ft of new floats and a waterfront leasle which Paved road with direct acess to beach. Try your terms. Free estimates. Ph. 886-9192. Service Station, 3 bdrm 'MINI PARK' LOTS: On Francis Peninsula. Serviced permits major expansion of moorage facilities. Industrial zoning 2727-tfn house, centre of town. Ideal and "perc" tested. Approx 1 acre each. Choose yours nowi means no side yard requirements for building expansion. MUST BE TUWANEK: Waterfront cottage with year round mooring. Mostly family operation. Write Good investment at $15,000. SEEN I FP $105,000 furnished, just move in and live. Try your offer to $35,000. Triangle Motors, Hazelton, SANDY HOOK: 120' watorfront I View to southwest through the SANDY HOOK: 70x140' lot in this growing area. Spectacular view PORTRAITS B.C. or phone 842-6227. 2948-35 GARDEN BAY ESTATES: Lot 54. A large level lot In evergreens and arbutus. Offered at $15,500. up the inlet. Asking $9,500. WEDDINGS this desirable subdivision for $12,000 (offers). PASSPORTS MARINE FREIGHT hauling. CLUBAND SANDY HOOK: 55x146' lot with spectacular view up Sechelt Inlet. WEST SECHELT WATERFRONT: Your own private park with towering 28 ft. landing craft twin 165 FRANCIS PENINSULA: If you're looking for a TEAM PHOTOS FP $9,500. firs & cedars. Home is unique 1,450 sq tt with 12 x 36' wrap around I-O. 8,000 lbs. payload. waterfront home that's compact but classy, we'll show you one open sundeck. Basement with workshop ond storage. Garage. Professional done in your Unlimited uses. 1 year old. Ph. on Francis Peninsula that will sell on sight at $69,000. home or ours. Call 886-7964 883-9261. 2851-35 LARGE WEST SECHELT BUILDING LOT: Bordering on all year round Cement steps to water's edge. Asking $125,000. Some terms. day or evening. creek. Potential view. FP $17,800. 2802-tfn PHONE 883-2794 IP ACRES MASON ROAD: All cleared, level land with good water Cars and Trucks TUWANEK: Low priced lot with a seaview, Only $8,395. supply. Two old houses. Fruit trees. Asking $49,500. ROOFING, .shingles or JOHN BREEN JOCK HERMON R.2 LOT 110' x 200': Wakefield Road. Ideal building or Mobile home asphalt. Competitive rates. '64 VALIANT, best offer, runs. 883-9978 INSURANCE 883-2745 ROBERTS CREEK: Lowor Road. Socluded lot with year round creek. Call Doug after 6.885-5075. Ph. 883-2686 before 9 a.m. FP $10,000. site. Asking $14,500 FP. 2779-tfn 2887-34 Redrooffs Estates Recreation Lots Suncoast Acres Before you look any further lot us show you the lowest priced A large selection ol Island vlow lots with all sorvlcos lots In the Redrooffs oroa; pricos are from $9,500 to $11,500. available Including a sewage system. No permit problems. COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE: REAL ESTATE-MORTGAGES All lots are approximately 1/2 acre In area. Mason Road area In West Socholt. HOMES WATERFRONT SECHELT VILLAGE $44,500 COZY WATERFRONT COTTAGE $19,500 Almott new, unique two bodroom home Modern two bedroom cottage within designed by local archltoct. Wall to wall walking distance of shops In Sechell. Level carpeting throughout. Largo loll upstairs landscaped front yard to beach. Excellent ran be used as third bedroom, rec room, leasehold title. workshop, studio or whatever. Roady for landscaping, HALFMOON BAY WF $32,900 REALTY WORLD Terrific lot, fully serviced. Low bank. 60' MEMHfR imOKrR SECHELT VILLAGE $45,900 Irontago close lo moorage and launching Charmlno family home located In tho ramp. central village, This one year old home has scope lor development on tho main ACREAGES LOTS floor areo. Full basemont. Carpeted FIVE ACRES SECHELT $32,900 throughout. Easy up koop lot. Excellent potential for development In Ihe near luture. Should make 18 to 20 lots. lower Rd 1 /2 ocre $13,000 Roads In to both ends. Power and water lo REDROOFFS $54,500 «10,$40 Village Lot $13,000 This warm and Inviting 105B sq fl Ihree ono end. Iry your offer ond terms. rSandy Hook WF $23,900 to,too r bodioom I'onobodo wllh doublo plum­ V,|lage Cul Do Sac $12,300 bing, electric heal, llroplaco and 17 ACRES $44,900 10,4110 Bay Vlow, 100x200 $17,000 Panabode guest collage, It located on Locotod about 15 miles up Hwy 101 from 10.4S0 10,250 Derby Rd, 58x165 $10,300 approx 1/2 acre. Nicely treed and land­ Sechell, Oood vlow of Strait of Georgia, 10, MO Norwest Bay Rd 75x150 $10,500 scaped. Ploase call for an appointment to Zon|ng permits subdivision to 1/2 ocre Sechell Village 100x230 $12,500 10,250 soa this attractive homo. lots. Gravel road through, power and 10, MO Redroollt Estates 80x283 $10,500 telephone on hwy. 10,300 1 Wost of Sechell 125x200 $9,000 SANDYHOOK $31,500 11,000 "i, COIN LAUNDRY $30,000 Soml watorlronl. Two bodroom, oil cedar SELMA PARK $38,000 11,.ISO This It the one and only In Ihe Sechelt home located across ihe slreet Irom 3.8 acres of beaulllul Ireed property wllh 11,S00 11.900 area. An ambitious person could make a beach access. Neat as a pin wllh o an excellent view, Old timer, three room III! 10,000 real payor oul ol this lucrative cash beaulllul view ol Sechell Intel. A perfect • •,-,»v'.yv" house that needs finishing. Perfect In­ 10,000 business. Approx. 1/2 cosh will handle. retirement or starter home. vestment for a handyman. 10,110 SOtD • ,740 -•all'-". «'( O.ftSO I SQtO I) UN Sl.nni.Kl AND CORKY ROV

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• Call now for our FREE Real Estate Catalogue FEATURE HOME —SECHELT #3822 CHEAP ACCOMMODATION #3814 Big living room. Fireplace by a craftsman. Slate floor entrance. 9' x 14'4" dining. Two For little more than the price of the land, a livable cottage In a woods surrounded by fine bedrooms, 2 full baths. Double windows. Full Insulation, landscaped to suite 4.6 acres on Hwy. 101 at Roberts Creek, FP $35,000. JACK WARN, 886-2681 eves. YOU. FP $46,500, only $14,000 down, or arrange own finance. PETER SMITH, 885- 9463. DREAMY — BRAND NEW #3804 MLS Lovely stream flows by this parklike lot, over 1/2 acre. Close view of sea, and good VACATION LOT — HOP-SKIP-JUMP #3645 access to beach. New home has 1130 sq ft — one floor. All large rooms, multl From corner lot overlooking easy access to salt water fishing and boating. Water & cupboards in 2 bdrms, kitchen etc. 4 new mo|or appliances. Huge carport, plus shed. hydro at roadside. FP $52,0001 Repeat, a steal at $52,0001. BOB KENT, 885-9461 NEW ON MARKET FP $75,000. PETER SMITH, 885-9463 eves. eves. BY JASPER — IT'SA VIEWI #3495 SECHELT INLET VIEW #3699 LEVEL & TREED #3847 Tremendous I $11,900 FP water 8 hydro. 150' fronts Jasper Road. On the sunny See this good sized (84' x 98') lot on Skookumchuck Rd, which has been partially slopes ol Mason hill. Suite a 2 level home design. Ask about protective covenants cleared revealing a marvelous view of Sechelt Inlet. Locate your future home or This folrly large (93' x 240) lot Is nearly level. Has and the next westerly location fr'3497. BOB KENT, 885-9461 eves. weekend retreat on the gentle slope and appreciate the restful and scenic a good selection of trees & is on a paved r6ad. All surroundings this location offers. Close to Tillicum Bay Marina too if you're a local services at the rood. If you are looking for VACATION RETREAT #3820 a homeslta, this could be it. Listed for $11,500. fisherman or water skier. At $7,700 this Is a bargain. BERT WALKER, 885-3746 eves. Fully furnished. Not luxurious, but certalrily relaxing. 2 bedroom, well Insulated BERT WALKER, 885-9504 eves. cottage in beach side subdivision on Thormanby Island. Caretaker In your absence. HIGHWAY ACREAGE #3309 Sand beaches & limited numbers of people. F.P. $32,000. JACK WARN. 886-2681 48 acres of highway 101 Is zoned rural holdings. Permitted uses include tourist eves, accommodation, professional proctke-and mobile residences. FP $66,000. Will consider half down. DON HADDEN, 885-9504 eves. REVENUE HOME-GIBSONS #3813 Built In 1973. This Is a fine 3 bedroom home. 1120 sq. ft., 2 decks, double carport, EAST ROBERTS CREEK #3674 metal garden shed, big worshop. PLUS 2 self contained 1 bdroom suites below. The 3 miles from Gibsons shops A schools. 5 1/2 acr*t wooded property with services rent will pay the mortgage. See It, buy It, and be carefree. F.P. $69,950. PETER MSITH available except sewer. Quiet, sunny A secluded. $45,000 asked. Some Im­ 885-9463 eves. provements done. JACK WARN, 886-2681 eves. NEW ON MARKET SANDY HOOK #3850 TUWANEK #3811 WEST SECHELT — 1 LOT LEFT #3826 Leave your wife In the garden while you go fishing, The boat launch Is close to this 2 Moor your boat In Lambs Bay. Just across the street Irom this gentle slope lot In bedroom all electric home, 3 years old, fireplace, sundeck, and wide view of Sechelt Tuwanek. Zoned R-2. Over 8,000 sq. ft. with hydro, phone & water along rood. F.P. Wide range view. Lot 100' x ISO'. Full services. No clearing problems. Beoch access Inlet. The easy slope lot Is landscaped. Has lawn and privacy, and Is in a quiet area. $8,500. DON HADDEN, 885-9504 eves. |ust mln.-walk. Move now at this price $16,500. PETER SMITH, 885-9463 eves. F.P. $36,000. DON HADDEN, 885-9504 eves. RETIRE TO A GARDEN #$838 WATERFRONT HOME #3606 4.6 acres 9 home that offers more than an ad can tell, Immaculate 2 bedroom home, Especially nice grounds. Modern home with 1200 sq ft on each of 2 levels. Private THE SUNNIEST #3791 guest cottage, lively brook, gardens, orchard A lawns. Completely enclosed with driveway to beach. Property consists of over an acre. FP $110,000. BOB KENT, 885- natural woods. F.P. $70,000 In Roberts Creek. JACK WARN, 886-2681. 9461 eves. On 3/4 acre overlooking Georgia Straits, 2200 sq ft home In very secluded area. Living room on grand scale with stone wall fireplace A V-shaped window to sea PRICE REDUCED BY $3,500 #3800 ROBERTS CREEK HOMESITE #3024 view. Lots of living area, lots of work A storage areas. A great family home 2 miles along Gower, Asking $140,000. JACK WARN, 996-2681 eve». 4 bedroom home »n Village. About 2 yrs. aid. 1260 sq. ft. Well carpeted except Ready fa build an with minimum clearing required. This nearly level tot offers quiet kitchen lino, large Insulated & wired workshop/Garage. Quiet area of new homes. seclusion with all local services to the road. In a nice neighborhood, close to the About $10,500 required down, to new full price of $40,500. Monthly payments of ocean. See this one before you buy. FP $13,000. BERT WALKER, 885-3746. A QUIET VILLAGE LOT *3817 $312.00 per month. PETER SMITH, 985-9463 eves. Walking distance to stores A schools, but so quiet. 152' on Salmon Rd., 109' on rear PRICE REDUCED — COMMERCIAL OR HOME #3829 lane, Full services. Owner says oilers to $12,500. Look It over. PpTER SMITH, BBS- YOUNG FAMILY WANTED #3771 Price reduced from $32,000 to $27,500 for this lot. 128 ft. on highway, touches the 9463 eves. For this snug and comfy home. 2 blocks from Tillicum Bay Marina for lots of summer ocean, 164 ft. deep. Full services. Oorgeous views, good pebble beach. Don't pass fun. Winter time, curl up before the cosy flreploce or tinker In the work shop. Oood this up. PETER SMITH, 895-9463 eves. LARGE LOT #3764 landscaping. Full value at $34,900 and price Is right on. Try your down payment A you may be the proud owners of a home to call your own. DON HADDEN, 985-9504 SEMI-WATERFRONT #3748 132' x 300' gives you .9 acre with delightful brook running through. Services on road. Located between ke arena 9 SechfIt centre. Lots this site are hard to find, A the eves. Delightfully finished 2 bdrm.Gothic Arch home, new In 1972. Well Insulated for price Is right ql $15,000. DON HADDEN, 988-9504 eves. economy A comfort and has electric furnace Ior good air circulation. Vaulted RUSTIC CHARM #3819 celling gives spacious feeling ta a smaller home. Large sundeck faces water. The lot Over 12 acres with well bulfl, well Insulated horn* A guest cottage in the middle of Is nicely landscaped lor easy care. This warm A cosy retirement Is good value at WATERFRONT LOT #3797 the woods. Healthy year round stream for water supply. Cleared area for small stock $32,500. DON HADDEN. 985-9504 eves. Level waterfront lot with evergreen trees. Just the right slxe to save for sha

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grant. This enabled him to study theatre A vssssatis sssssalF s*««t lssvs, •snls»s. rmmllHtHu 1 8 P.M. and experiment with dialogue and style. —attfcss—ISSf ISSJIS His first play "On the Job", about a group FraS.nSsy WtMtWikv tmuilvts/ OEOMIVAaUUK JOHNMMT HERaoA»QKM •MATURE ASCSSOSlAUn-WUTnsllUCTMM of textile workers, was produced first by llfCMM AVAMUIOUKT Warning: occasional swearing Centaur and then at the National Arts Centre, before going on the road. It was also shown on CBC-TV last season. G.S.McCRADYLTD. McKeehan has re-arranged the journal CABINETMAKER SUNDAY HORROR EXTRAVAGANZA to focus on dramatic themes, but he hasn't dramatized the selections. custom built furniture, The musical score was composed and built-ins, kitchen cabinets performed by Susan Smith on guitar and Porpoise Bay Road Cindy Mosley on woodwinds. P.O. Box 1129 Sechelt, B.C. VON 3A0 "From Beyond The Grave" 885-2594 WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 "Count Yorga" Afternoon Theatre 2:04 p.m. Cir­ J cumstantial Evidence by Eric Saward. The Elton John Story 8:04 p.m. Hockey Man, Part 11. Mostly Music 10:20 p.m. Golden Voices - Lily Pons and Jussi Bjoerling. Nightcap 11:20 p.m. James Forsythe talks about Tyrone Guthrie. RESIDENTS THURSDAY, JULY 28 DAVID SUZUKI and his in- discussed in her column this week by My Music 2:04 p.m. BBC quiz. terpretation of the art of science is Maryanne West. , Playhouse 8:04 p.m. The Chase, by Take To The Air! Harry Junkin: The Quarry. Jazz Radio-Canada 8:30 p.m. Part 1. Serfao Mendez. Part 11. Jazz Europe. Part 111. The Trumpet - Styles with Roy Eldridge, Dizzy Gillespie, Clifford Brown, Miles Davis. ^Pentangfe dibits Mostly Music 10:20 p.m. Black Music - spirituals, blues, jazz, classical. 885-3818 Nightcap 11:20 p.m. Seamus Heaney, poet. not cmfij p&mte. FRIDAY, JULY 29 Souvenirs 2:04 p.m. Murray Lewis, we have Antiques, Wicker Baskets, Batiks, poetry and old records. Danny's Music 8:04 p.m. best of CBC's Handmade Sweaters & Toques & Broadcast recordings. Country Road 8:30 p.m. Jean Clarigan; much, much more Bob Murphy with Big Buffalo. Mostly Music 10:20 p.m. Comedy in next to AAcLoods Hardware in Sechelt Music - Anna Russell. Monday to Saturday, 9:30-5:30, Friday 'till 9:00 Nightcap 11:20 p.m. Jellyroll Morton. SATURDAY, JULY 30 Farce d'Ete 11:30 a.m. Hancocks Half hour. Quirks and Quarks 12:10 p.m. Science Magazine - space colonies; modern food; fighting off polio; why the sky is dark at night. Opera by Request 2:04 p.m. L'Elisir D'Amore - Donizetti requested by Mary CALLBOARD Working in Vancouver? Why not let your family stay at your Boddy, Saskatoon. Music with John Avtaon 5:05 p.m. vacation home while you commute to work? Between Ourselves 9:05 p.m. Folk Music - folk singer Dan Donahue - also Michael Heath, Garnet Betz. Anthology 10:05 p.m. An introduction to Fly Tyee, you'll be glad you did. Sound Ppfttry, a lively history from its FRI & SAT beginnings ut the Cafe, Voltaire - Includes the work of group Owen Sound. Short story by Norma Dillon: Molly I„vetrees. i SECHELT-VANCOUVER HARBOUR $00 RETURN 0 Music from the Shows 11:05 p.m. War JULY 29TH & 30TH 4 Loavo Socholt at 7:45 a.m., roturn at olght 4:30 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. mCmC (Mon-Sat) I Movies. £ tho tamo day SUNDAY, JULY 31. Voice of the Pioneer 8:40 a.m. end of i SECHELT-VANCOUVER AIRPORT „m mm. the John Dlcfenbaker story. CLAUDETTE m Loavo Socholt at 7:40 a.m. cholco of four roturn flights tamo day Bush and the Salon 4:06 p.m. The King 8 8:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. of the Thousand Islands by John F. Simp­ I son - the true story of Bill Johnson who in 1848 tried to free Upper Canada from the & tyranny of the British yoke. Special Occasion 5:05 p.m. Part 1. An Tyee—the one way everyone adaptation of Oscar Wilde's play "Salome" from Edmonton: Part 11 BRIAN "Without a Parachute", readings by Gary can enjoy the summer.

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* PageR-8 The Peninsula Times Sechelt Notes Wednesday, July 27.1977 been visiting with her .grandparents, Roy — by Poggy Connor, 885-9347 and Lenore Nygren. She flew out from, CHATTERBOX FALLS resort for an elite, wealthy clientele. Honolulu on her own (friends kept an eye. ' Early in the spring I was the happy Through a unique set of circumstances the on her) leaving her parents and younger winner of a trip for two to Chatterbox Falls property was acquired in 1954 by Young brother Tony, back at home. and other waypoints in Princess Louisa Life, an organization which seeks to POETRY Inlet. It was the Halfmoon Bay Hospital capture teenager's attention long enough A bit of poetry that I found delightful Auxiliary'sVaffle that I won and the prize . for an intelligent look at the Christian but maybe I'm prejudiced. If my daughter MEAT was by Jack and Jean Mercer of Buc- faith. Mary reads my column she will shoot me «« Canneer Marina in Secret Cove. The property is operated by Young Life ; for putting her wandering thoughts in , I chose to take our two daughters, Mary of Canada exclusively for high school aged print. , and Margaret, (letting their dad pay for young people from both Canada and the "My mind is slowly disintegrating Ihe extra ticket). United States. The religion is non- 1 Into a pool of laughter ' ._?;• v ? - 'P;r- *'*".- •"' - <"W$ Tuesday, July 19, was. the day of the denominiational. and bubbly skies and empty smiles. trip. It started off with good weather and / Each week the camp houses some 200 Help me to find my innerself the sunshine continued all through the young guests and a staff exceeding 100. For I have floated away on a cloud of ,,>v»Vi^;^»»v excursion. Activities are carefully planned and happiness and joy. ; Boarding the "Secret lt" around 9 a.m. supervised. Their prcgrame is designed to But I shall return when the sun comes up were us intrepid travellers and 14 other take every physical advantage of the tomorrow. .*¥...,.* ia(l|.a)t| tiaiftll ¥ «> *v« *,-• J***-* Jt Wf™"?5 tf: passengers. It was a full load for the 27 foot beautiful site and leaving only the slightest aluminum vessel. of idle time for their guests. *-«-*i_rit&aSrt As we cruised along at 25 knots up the The log cabins, ideally suited to the '*• ¥,yt*' »**«*>> »'»v«\ * »4f »v» s» ifitX *. ** *»*' »Princess Louisa Inlet and the VISITORS CREAMER 16 oz.— famous Chatterbox Falls. The government Rocky and Margaret Henderson have dock was nearly filled with pleasure craft enjoyed a visit with Rocky's sister Scott as their occupants did the same as us Margaret, her husband and Ken Snirer sightseers. You can hike along the easy who stayed with them for a few days. They PAPER NAPKINS $109 trails for a closer look at the falls or lunch were also here to see their son Ken Snirer at the picnic tables. Jr. who is now living in Sechelt. The The big roundhouse built for the con­ Shirers come from Concord, California. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm venience of the public has a huge barbecue Another sister of Rocky's, Wanda iHfey** * * in the centre with a hole in the centre of the Fraser with daughter Jaunita plus sons roof for the smoke to escape. Pete and Tom, are staying for a couple of CREAM CORN 37 weeks at Vic's Motel in Davis Bay. Art BEANS & PORK $115 After two hours at the falls we made a 4*flis>{ftC* ..... ••» » a.,.,.. ..a..,, mmW 14H.OI .. lit short trip to Camp Malibu where we were Fraser had to stay home and work at Fort Nelson. met at the dock by a hostess who took i^s on Brunswick" a tour of the facilities provided for the Visitors at the Norman Wilkinson's in young people. Sechelt have been Don and Elsie Kit­ The Malibu Club was constructed by chener from Lethbridge, Alberta. SARDINES Mr. Tom Hamilton, of United Aircraft and In oil, 9.2 g Amber Hughes, the six year old w-N-«-ii«_te_—_riM_iiM_b_& Hamilton Standard Propeller fame, as a • daughter of Earl and Tiny Hughes has •%»a»««tttt»»%i«ttttM^%%%i«%tttt^^ CAT CHOW/ Purina $789 SEA NIP 10 Kg. Nalloy's POTATO CHIPS fiQc mg.: WV Volvoota is just one big (outing " >*^S^__i_fi___ " __L _-___!_'' iMf^i CHEESE $ 59 ttftOX...... a • > *** maw •' Procossod, 11b. pkg. 1 You Choose Your timtmm Way to Relax! -SPECIAL FEATURES Hl-C Then visit us at FRUIT DRINKS vyy,-fy"'i'itrr::' «a':•—'••y^,;/. 48fl.oz. $kv!^y$kM40k ry<$P Trail Bay Sports. ^Sva.l*tsfc's;i':.».^f''SS;*t» ••:••••..'•: ' iff*- •Jiiffiy.j! &*$$*•' f^ji-Ci- Kon Tiki * Untweotonod * Pink _ _~ £_*'•*' ' "• _P*'5?S'a &£_W. GRAPEFRUIT JUICER? We have all the ^Miiis®ltlt>ti 48fl.ox. -WW equipment you need Sunlight _fc__k.#___ DETER. POWDER $929 to enjoy your favorite 80 oi ' Ml summer sport. -DAIRY ft FROZEN FOOD PRODUCTS- Foromost 500g Aunt Jomlma COTTAGE CHEESE 69 WAFFLES Froxon, 10 ox. 69 San Francisco * Ico Cream Mint Sunspun Froxon, 59 12 fl. SAND. pkg. of 10-100 "?l.... n LEMONADE ox. . 2/89 BAKERY PRODUCTS-

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