Provin&Ial Library, Victoria-, B. C_ Published at Gibsons, B.C. Phone 886*2622 Volume 22 J Number 36, September 24, 1969 SERVING THE GROWING • SUNSHINE COAST 10c per copy
It did rain! *ood stores start farewell service If you do not remember it, -' There will be a farewell ser Weatherman Dick Kennett will vice at Glad Tidings Tabernacle refresh your memory in reveal Monday closing .on Sunday, Sept. 28 at 7 o'clock ing that the September, rain rec for Wayne and Jean Abrams ord occurred in 1964 when 6.35 With the announcement by day and closed Wednesday or inches came down. He also adds t.wo of Gibsons food shops,' Ken's vice versa. who will be leaving for Formosa that this month's rain so far to Lucky Dollar store and the Co Efforts have been made to as missionaries on Oct. 1. obtain some form of regulation tals 6.86 inches, so, he adds, we op store, that in future both Wayne is the son of Mrs. V. need no more rain this month as. through the .municipal council Abrams and Jean is the daugh the 1964 record has been broken would remain closed all day but each time this has been ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cattanach, with seven more" days to go.- * - Monday, the store hours battle tried council has thrown It right all of Gibsons,, where they both has again put in an appearance. back to the merchants because took their schooling. Both are, -iiiraMmmiiunniiunuiiiiiiuniuiiuunrauiiuini-viiuiir.iniiui . This- time will be the fifth they would not come up with .well known here. during the last 15 years and* one set of rules. Most municipal each time agreement to disagree councils in the province fight rmimiMMimiimhr.imuiumumnmMumiuumuuiuuMMin was arrived at by mutual con* shy of. regulating store hours Guides get sent. because of the,lack of an all' Last week an effort was made around agreement. - - to round up more of Gibsons Eflforts by the chamber 'of Scouts, Cubs good start businessmen to close their shops commerce to try to get a gen on Monday. The meeting did not eral agreement on closing times ONLY WOMAN competitor at Offhand Score: B. Jones,; A. Considerable interest has been the Rod and Gun club shoot was shown in the start of Girl Guide develop enthusiasm. The meet would not obtain any greater to register Brodie; C. Bowie. ing,- held - in Coast Inn, had a co-operation that getting the Sandra ' Jones.' shown above Bench* rest; Group, A. Martin, operations for the winter season ' Gibsons Scouts and Cubs will shooting from the bench rest. and 82 parents attended a regis minority of merchants present. same problem before a munici-- •hold their registration in the G. Flay, J. Clement. tration meeting in the United Consumer complaints are be pal council. The chamber could Scout hall on two separate dates Results of the Gibsons Rod Bench rest, Score; G. Flay, Church hall Tuesday night of ing heard left and right and the do nothing more than suggest Scouts will register on Friday, and Gun club shoot held on Sun D. Gillett, B; Roth, v - main complaint is that one nev that uniformity of hours would- day were as follows: - * Aggregate, A. Brodie,, G. Flayj last week. Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. This is for B. Jpnes.7^7.vv..v7 v-.T:;.:;• . Guiders for this year will be: er knows clearly whether this be to the best advantage of the boys from 11 to 14 years of age. .Charlie Burns Memorial Shoot 1st Gibsons Brownies, Mrs. A. store or that one is open Mon community. . The fee is $4. B. Roth. Juniors: "B", Ian Finlayson; White, Brown" Owl; Mrs. H. - Cubs will register (parents Kneeling for-score: G. Flay, "S" Randy Drummond; "E" Shadwell, Tawny Owl and Mrs. only) Monday,, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. B. Jones, A. Brodie. Mike Lawson. v 7 'Offhand group: A. Brodie, B. Novelty: 45/70, J. Clement; W. Ainsworth, Snowy Owl. in the Scout hall. This is for lads i 2nd Gibsons Brownie Pack: Gibsons horses in show from 8 to 11 years of age. The Fisher, B. Jones. Muzzle Loader, S: Greiriar. ••""" Mrs. Fay Cooper, Brown Owl; Pal-O-Mine Skyline Arabians petitioiiis, Arabian and Western cub registration fee will be $3.50 Mrs. M. Fredericks, Tawny Owl Stables (Ken Fiedler) of Gib pleasure horse stakes, English _ To get to the Scout hall you and Mrs. Diane Phillips, Snowy traverse Marine Drive past Cozy sons has entered two horses in jumping events and western out- Corner and just beyond the Gib Form park coniiiiittee Owl. the 1969 Northwest International ting and cattle peruiing compe 3rd Gibsons Brownies, Mrs. sons village _3gn where on the- On Oct. 4 boys from First Horse Show at the Pacific Na titions. -upper side of the, road away by many volunteers particular Eleanor White, Brown Owl; tional-Exhibition' Agrodome in, High point trophies for the Mrs. Marilyn Ranniger, Tawny from the water, there is a foot Gibsons' Boy Scouts and Cubs ly the KiwanisTclub and Gibsons Vancouver, Oct. 1*4.- ' best Canadian-owned quarter- bridge which is the entrance to will conduct a bottle dTive in Athletic club. They^ thought ttiat Owl and' Mrs. Eileen Strom, The two horses, Shurab's Gold horse and the best junior and Snowy Owl. the Scout area and the hall. Gibsons and surrounding areas a more diverse group would add en Sundancer and Al Husan, are Arabian horses will also be aw to raise funds for further devel co-ordination of interests to the 1st Guide Company, Mrs. Di among the more than 500 horses arded. . ,- opment of .Brothers' Memorial • development7pfTthe park, ai_dT ane S^rom, captain ahd Mrs. that will be competing in the The Horse Show Society oper that all citizens would be betterv Lily' Edgren, lieutenant. •- four day show. ' • r ates as a non-profit-organization Park. The boys are tackling served7 with ah ^active;but park:- 2nd Guide Company, Mrs. ' The show, the second largest with proceeds going, each year/ Tourism meeting this as "a community service and orieiiteiti;c^ Evelyn-MacKay, captain and an particularly- for the improye- . _ . . • , , . „ in-Canada, has attracted-mere to a charitable organization.' Powell River has been chosen TKe)^|a^^^w» ••[••arp .v Jim r ^Jhi%^a^;^e^;47^^(_ii : r >merriLof£the,widely^used playing-^ ""-Clubs Internatiowat'wflr receive^ £%_£ the - si_e to\plof :reg-bnal tbur>~ skipper" and Betty Allan,A~first isj. -promotion strategy for the field. "^ • ' • -'- Yabio__ski;7 ^ Washington, Oregon, California, the funds to "further their work Last spring trustees of the Wray, Larry Liabonte, Terry mate. - . =• Montana, Idaho and Texas. with handicapped children. - 1970's. s Commissioner Mrs. Margaret park appointed a group of 12 Connor, FredT Holland, Bill During the competitions tro -The opening night audience- at Sept. 26th, Mayor Tom Camp local citizens interested in the Wright; Ozzie Hincks, Lome Wheeler spoke of the volunteer phies will 'be presented to the bell and 14 mayors from mun nature of .Guiding and asked' for this year's show will be in for broad spectrum of community Wolverton and Git Musgrove. winners of the individual class a treat when the Vancouver City icipalities from White Rock to activities to control and pro They desire the wholehearted the,, co-operation of parents es in such events as barrel rac Harrison wll fly to Powell Riv through the ladies auxiliary. Police mounted corps will hold mote the development of the support of local citizens and ask ing, Palomino Fiesta class com- their annual competition. er and discuss plans for meeting park. those interested to feel free to With the help of Mrs. Eleanor the expected tourist invasion White and Ranger Karen Alsa The trustees appreciate the contact any one of the dozen of the lower mainland in the large effort already expended members for information. ger she explained many of the next decade. terms used in Guiding. Co-operation stressed Supporting the mayors are The first ladies auxiliary meet representatives from Chambers ing will be held in thei Anglican - More than 100 parents , took ed out that students can break of Commerce and tourist offic church hall on Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. last Thursday's opportunity to their long shift with a brief ials from throughout the region. Art displays continue learn first hand what's happen break for a snack from, home The meeting will be held at the _ Mr. and Mrs. J. Leyland, res works with ceramics. ing at Elphinstone Secondary or from the new vending ma Powell River Inn commencing idents of Halfmoon Bay for just The pottery and jewelry are School this year. chines. at noon. over a year, coming here from on display at the Mallorn Tree Fund started Principal T. G. Ellwood indi It was noted that the semes Hamilton, Ontario, via Vancou now fun. by the Leylands, and cated that every effort will be ter system has been implement Interest has increased in the WEEKLIES TO MEET ver, will have their own display the gallery is happy to have this scholarship fund in memory of made to develop a school of ed to foster more effective in in the Sunshine Coast Arts Coun opportunity for a larger display; Myrna and David Inglis, victims which we can all be prouc-T He struction and to offset some of , British Columbia's weekly cil Gallery until October 4. of their work. The gallery is iri called for the development of a the adverse results of the shift. of tragic deaths, Mrs. Audrey newspapermen will gather at The Leylands wiE exhibit the Credit Union Building, Se Bennie reports. Her letter in co - operative partnership be Mr. Ellwood introduced par Richmond's Airport Inn October chelt, and is open Wednesday tween the home and the school ents to the complexity of the their paintings, jewelry, sculp last week's issue prompted 1 to 4 for the annual conference ture and pottery. Mr. Leyland through Saturday from 10 a.m. many persons to show their in which would foster the necessary B.C. curriculum requirements. of the B.C. Weekly Newspapers to 4 p.m. confidence between a student He also, stressed the need for works with acrylic paint be terest. Association. cause its flexibility allows him Mrs. Bennie announces that and his teacher which is so es higher standards and in res EARNS SCHOLARSHIP sential for effective learning. ponse to questions stated that MacMillan "Bloedel journalism greater freedom to express his bank account SH6027 has- been awards, Canadian Weekly News ideas and' thoughts about life. In the list of government opened at the Bank of Montreal Mr. Ellwood suggested that the school would use the offi the school's basic function was cial B.C. letter' grades in pre papers Associations awards, and He also uses a variety of ma scholarships announced at the and those donating should make photo awards will be made to terials to express ideas in the Elphinstone School graduation out cheques to the Inglis Me to provide its students with an ference to the old percentage opportunity to / obtain a recog system of grading, v. competing editors during the form of sculpture. Both Mr. and ceremony, the name of Francis morial Scholarship, Gibsons annual banquet at 7 p.m. Oct Mrs. Leyland design and. make Mackenzie was accidentally Bank of Montreal. nized standard of formal educa tion. He went on to say that he ober 4. '•'•'•• jewelry and Mrs. Leyland also omitted. was not prepared to tolerate any NOT ENOUGH SPACE behavior that might jeopardize *HDY the education of those students A heavy rush' of last minute who really want to learn. advertising forced the Coast Vice Principal D. L. Montgom News to leave out the Sean Daly CAPP ery related the reasons for the interesting series on Mexico, shift situation and indicated that which has been running weekly. there really W-Jsn't any other It will appear next week. practical solution. It was point
VILLAGE OF GIBSONS NOTICE RE: FEDERAL WHARF AND FLOATS, GIBSONS, B.C. Now Leased and Operated by the Village of Gibsons Take notice that the Federal Wharf approach ramp and floats have now been leased by the Village of Gibsons and ivill be operated and managed by the MunicSipal-ty in ac cordance with the Government Harbours and Piers .Act and Wharves Regulations. Parking on the approach and wharf- head, will be governed by Muni_ip-_1 By-law. MISS JUDITH FREISEN Further notices will be published by the Department* o_ Social worker with headquar Transport; Marine, Services and the.Municipality in refer ence •tovadmimstration and- vehicle parking in the neatrf ters at Sechelt. She comes froih : Souris, Manitoba, and has work future. '"T y~^'-••'•':* ••••': -y ed on social welfare in Saskat September 22,,1969 David Johnston chewan. She is a graduate of the University^ of 'Manitoba with* ,:..-;v7>,:,vv7.,:, ,,^-,7,; >,/ .,J- •...-,• ..•-.- Municap^XHe^. vvc7 ^ - a B.A. degree. \ Coast News, Sept. 24, 1969. How can we solve tragic enigm^? W. S. Potter, former princi quite unrelated and at the oppo find the solution if mankind is does not come during your gen site poles of human behaviour pal of Elphinstone Secondary to survive." eration or the next or the next and in many ways they are ^ In I am an optimist, v My adult no one will really suffer. The School- in Gibson's, addressings them I see both hope and des life has. been centred in only elimination of man's inhumanity Serving the Mt. Elphinstone district (population 6,000) of the his former pupils on their gradu pair and it is in the fusing of two spheres, in working with to man in war and riot arid civil Sunshine Coast and the Sechelt Peninsula (population 3,000) their implications that you must young people and in war. I have strife will come. But if it does ation Sept. 13, said: play your part. seen the ravages of war. I have riot come during your genera Phone 886-2622 PC Box 460, Gibsons, B.C. Mr. Chairman, fellow, gradu You haVe probably guessed seen and felt the vitality, the tion or at least the next it may ates of Elphinstone, ladies and what the first event was. In it hope and the boundless energy well come; too late. Shakespeare Published Wednesdays at Gibsons, B.C. gentlemen.\ In some ways it is the exquisite coitiplexity. of the of youthy and having seen that I in his boundless '• wisdom said Second Class mail registration number 0794. not fair to you graduates that - human brain has fashioned an could not be other than optimis that there is a tide in the affairs 7 Member Audit Bureau of Circulation,. B.C. Weekly Newspapers your committee should have instrument, and what is more tic. "•'•' . \y\y 7 of man which taken at the flood asked me to speak to you to important, has kept it under hu If I am an optimist then I ex leads on to fortune, omitted, all Advertising Bureau, Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association, b C. man control by which man ful the voyage of their lives is Weekly Newspapers Association. night. A short two months ago pect you will ask, I hope you will you were congratulating your filled the dream of ages and set ask, in what way can we solve bound in misery. Fred Cruice, Editor and Publisher. selves on the fact that there was foot on the moon. Equally as the tragic riddle. If I could give For you- that flood tide is one voice at least that you would tounding of course was the fact you the answer, there would be now. Launch yourself upon it Subscription Rates: $3 per year, $1.75 for six months. United not have to listen to again, and that we could watch this being no problem, but this I know, and and by your service to your fel States and foreign, $4.50 pe_ year. here you are stuck with itMOnce^ •.done.- • • ,,•; this I can tell out. You cannot low man sail on to shape a bet more. However, perhaps if someV; • •# - # *-:'~;v' better the world, you cannot, in ter world. of you listen to me now as yoii; The achievement in itself was •; fact, avoid disaster, unless you if.you will.pardon the expression Thank you for asking me to glistened to me over the P.A.| concern yourself with your fel share this, your evening,. with announcements during the past* out of this, world. But whatever low man. - you. Good luck to all of you in few years you won't mind too" we .may feel about the value of /Your concern must be bound the.years ahead. : . Val Henneill: A sahite much. There is one thing- In- '..• space exploration in relation to less and generous. It must mani your favor however. For too--7 the money7required to develop fest itself in your relationship many years I have Tsat ahd| it, we cannot deny that we have with your parents and your fam The name of Val Hennell, senior PWA pilot killed in an aero sweltered on this stage in theseT' witnessed one of the great mo ilies, with your fellow students plane crash recently near Campbell River may hot mean much to ceremonies or sat on those me-^ ments of the" world's history. and'.: fellow.'- workers^ with your Bfake C. Alderson, D.C. most people in Gibsons area. Yet he has had a great impact on this tal chairs on the floor to take The first vision of the stars fellow Canadians and with your community in spite of the fact so few people know him. ; much time tonight. I will,' L through a telesvcope, the first fellow human beings wherever CHIROPRACTOR hope, be mercifully brief. I am trans-ocean voyages of the Vik- Why did Mr. Hennell become so much a part of Gibsons? It S or they may be/It must manifest rionetheless very honored to _ ™8 . <* Columbus, the first itself Tin your questioning, for Post Office Building/ Sechelt happened this way: One clear day, Mr. Hennell and his camera, have been asked to come tonight"' Javier than air flights were all this is an age of questioning. It while flying towards Gibsons, snapped the magnificent view which 3- jp # _ landmarks, but were the prere must: manifest itself in your ac TUES., WED., THURS., FM. the Coast News has used now for the last five years. quisites of July, 1969, just as tion for this is an age-of action. 10:30, -5:30 Knowing he had a fine picture he blew it up into a big photo In thinking of graduation we the moon landing itself was a But unless your questioning and graph and strived to interest Gibsons councillors into having: it usually refer to its Janus-like precursor of greater things to your action are centred in that SATURDAY 9:30 - 1:00 hang in the council chamber. Council vetoed it. The Coast News implications, a looking back come. concern for your fellow man Phone purchased it from Mr. Hennell and asked for. a supply of smaller ward, and a looking forward. But to me at any rate the they will be of little avail. : Last 'May, when we met toge-' achievement itself was not so Office 885-2333—Res. 886-2321 photos to be sold to the public. More than 100 were sold. .see Travel to Mars and Venus ther and even last June as you" ""important as the fact that it de- and beyond will come. But if it The Chamber of Commerce asked if the picture could be used completed your courses, whe-_ pended upon the thousands of in- for publicity purposes and through the Coast News Mr. Hennell ther you would admit it or not dividual men and women, each gladly allowed the use of his picture. Since thien close to 75,000 of the looking backward occupied of whom contributed and blend- them have been printed for numerous businesses and ithe picture your thoughts a great deal; the •_ ed his various skills to produce continues to be good publicity for Gibsons. It is always in demand companionships of your school " one single complex instrument dayis, the comfort and security"^ Had any of those thousand fail- and the printing of it has been continuous ever since Mr. Hennell, of home, the comfortable famil- ed his task disaster might have N. Richard McKibbin luckily at the right time and right height in his plane provided iarity of the^ environment meant resulted. The human element A PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE Gibsons with the finest publicity any coastal town has ever had.' much to you. The past was real cannot be overlooked in the vi ity, the future was still surpris sion and concept, and in the ingly distant and unknown. execution of this great triumph But already this has changed. of a: mechanical age. Let's watch this! in two brief months. By this v * __: jjt night of September 13 the fu The other event is in direct Ladysmith area on Vancouver Island has a recreation commis ture is already becoming real contrast to the thrilling moment ity. You are already on the job. of July, and it is but one exam TENDERNESS IS FREE; sion which serves senior citizens as well as other walks of life. You are already enrolled in uni ple of a sad but recurring pat Apparently the commissioni is faced with the problem of what to do versity or training schools, you tern of human behavior. In a * _ • for senior citizens. The commission has decided, by advertising in are already a homemaker., In > small area of a small country the Ladysmith weekly newspaper, to see what senior citizens would other words the practical, the two groups of people, each pro- TRY A IITTLE TODAY concrete factors of your transir wJEessing) a common belief, fight , like. * j/ _. i " i. .,,,-„, .... - > ,- , .\ . v ~j - v Quite often,- on a doctor's prescription, we Here is a sampling of the questions asked: ' _ '.' t_bh _.reTw_th" ' you. So "for mirto.W-id kill; loot zfnd-'destroy, 'all In'" , dispense one of 7 the many tranquilizing drugs Do you think-there is a need for more activity and entertain talk to you about these, especial the name of the Christian reli 4that we regularly stock. e
Nita Pickard
Electra 225 Sport Coupe. Octal- H«m -tm o> .«o_-d or. optimal al mlra coil. MARK OF is happy to announce EXCELLENCE; From Buick for 1970. TheGS. IheTGS excite you. .in all 1970 Buicks. In Wildcat. Florence Jolmson 455. The Skylark Custom Sport "Coupe. Perhaps though, you'd prefer one Le Sabre. Riviera. Automobiles to really light your fireV of the full-size Buicks,: typified by the '-• It's this quality that's made the ' WHUL BE TAKING OVER AS QF ;T7 TSweepihg, sporty lines. superb new Electra 225 shown above. Buick name mean so.much-: We want Glistening, powerful looks. And plenty " It has an improved three-speed to be something you can believe in. of performance. J ' •"•'•-• automatic transmission. A new cooling And we hope we always will be. All these Buicks simply drip .... system that should never overheat. and hopes that all her customers and friends with luxury. Carpeting front and .rear. A new radio antenna hidden .in; the., Rich, lush fabrics and vinyls. Instrument windshield. Anew, more powerful engine/ will continue to support the new owner panels a spaceship would be proud of. Here's the same, kind of •;'--' Buick 1970. Altogether lots of features to traditional Buick quality you'll find 7* Something to believe ia -See your local authorized Buick dealer- Nita's Beatify Salon BX-170C Sechelt ~ PEHWSULA MOTOR PRODUCTS (1957) UH. Phone 885-21X1 SECHELT, B.C. have set as above mentioned. Coast News, Sept. 24, 1969. If you are not credited with MAVERICK — FALCON — FAIRLANE — MUSTANG — T-BIRDS the $3000, contact lawyer r_ov3 Point of law and ask him about the $1000. (By a Practicing Lawyer) Copyright applied for If he confirms your suspicions P write lawyer no. 2 again and UIC news Q. I had a iawyer sue for: a whats about the other. $1000? put it to him that you hea^ he car accident caseJ was badly A. We don't think you can ob Q. I have been advised that has received $1000 .. arid what a penalty in the amount of $50 For Personal Service injured and ; the accident was tain full repayment of the.$600 about it ? Do this even if law o all the other person's fault, but now. If this fee was excessive yer no. 3 does not confirm the has been imposed on ine under fa E E. (MICKEY) COE he wouldn't -pay, and my lawyer you shouldn't have paid it. You payment, but if you have law the Unemployment Insurance said Tthe case was doubtful and could have had it set by the re yer no. 3's confirmation, so Act. I would like to know how I demanded ; to be retained be gistrar of the court but evident much the better. If you do not can get my claim in order. Call Collect Brown Bros. Motors fore he would go to court.I went ly lawyer no. 2 didn't think it receive satisfaction, report the to another lawyer -and;the se-. out of line. We don't know the matter to the law society.They A. . The penalty of $50 will i Bus. 266-7111 5690 Granville St. extent of the services perform Res. 278-0874 cond lawyer said he would will see that it is straightened be deducted from future Unem © Vancouver 13, B.C. take, it without a retainer, but ed by lawyer no. l,but he is en out in short order. the first lawyer wouldn't hand titled to be paid for what he did ployment Insurance benefits. ALSO Al SELECTED USED CARS over the file till he got paid The person you sued 7 (the de his bill of $600. 5 fendant) must have had A law yyl paid this and the second yer - in fact his lawyer (let iawyer after a lot of monkeying us call him lawyer no. 3). was around advised me I didSn't probably the lawyer appointed: have a case, so it was dropped by the defendant's insurance I found out the person we sued company. . ' CANADIAN PROPANE WANT SOMETHING DONE! paid the second lawyer $1000 We take it your claim was a M/T CONSTRUCTION NEVENS RADIO & TV but I didn't hear anything Serving the Sunshine Coast You'll find fhe help m need large one and lawyer no. 3 GENERAL CONTRACTORS with reliable and economical DEALER FOR about it from him. how come I and lawyer no. 2 may have -A on the Sunshine Coast Cooking, Heating and Hot Water in the directory have to pay $600 for nothing? agreed to settle the case for FREE ESTIMATES PHILIPS $1000. Lawyer no. 3 may have Custom Home Builders / Phone 886-2185 agreed to have his clients pay Phone 886-7495 ZENITH LEGAL the $1000 to get rid of a nuis MOBILE BOATS Write Box 709, Gibsons, B.C. FLEETWOOD THE ESTATE OF ance claim and avoid the pos Finish your own boat and save $ sibility (however remote) of co OPTOMETRIST RCA VICTOR NORMAN BALLINGALL Fibreglass hulls from 8' to 19' EASTWOOD ' ming out of the losing,end of. FRANK .... DECKER SALES & SERVICE DECEASED a trial involving a very large PENINSULA DRIVING SCHOOL V and canoes 7- To all Makes sum. BAL BLOCK — GIBSONS Gash offers to purchase D.L. Try the New Toyota Factory to you sales Phone 886-2280 4450, 37.24 acres more or less We gather lawyer no. 2 didn't WEDNESDAY unimproved land and as is, land bill you and as lawyers seldom Fully Automatic Dual Phone; 987-8781, Or write _ 1 only, located on Port Mellon work without being paid, it Controlled FOR APPODJTMENTS MOBILE BOATS, 138 West 1st Road, near Twin Creeks, will sounds as if what you heard Serving Port Mellon to T North Vancouver, B.C. PARKINSON'S HEATING Lid. be received by the executrix up about the $1000 is correct. We 886-2248 to October 15, 1069. The highest don't understand why lawyer Halfmoon Bay GibsonsTv or any offer not necessarily ac no. 3 would pay out the money Phone 886-2401 ESSt T1HL FURNACT! cepted. Address offers to the without obtaining your signa MARINE TRANSMISSION K-BWHJMNG N Down Payment — Bank Int. undersigned, solicitor for the ture to a release, perhaps law ; executrix. SEWICE PORTABLE Ten Years to Pay ERQOC R. THOMSSON, yer no. 2 sent you the release, Phone 886-7042 to sign and return to him, and VILLAGE STORE Complete line of Appliances Hopkins Landing, B.C. GIBSONS Serving the Sunshine Coast you did so Twithout noticing Paul ..;G^ake.-Ud. for Free Estimates call 886-2728 that it contained an authoriza Phone 886-7460 Repairs and Sales tion that the $1000-was to be Always a fresh stock of BORG WARNER, PARAGON paid to him. , ...... MORRISON ELECTRIC EXPERT REPAIRS In any event the point is the Groceries,'Meats, Confectionery CAPITOL Now Serving Bill $1000 is your money not lawyer TO SHO?^ Try us for used parts the Sunshine Coast no. 2's. He must make an ac with • AUTOMATIC WASHERS counting of it to y,u. He is en 7 DAYS A WEEK Gibsons, 886-2929 McPhedran titled to a fair fee for his servic Quality Wiring • AUTOMATIC. DRYERS es but is certainly not entitled . Phone 886-2690 • DISHWASHERS REORICAL CWiTRACTOR to keep the $1000 and say noth HADDOCKS CABANA MARINA _^______-______-_--^--M__------_-__----__-_----_-_-l Factory Trained on all Makes ing about it. What you should- HANSEN'S TRANSFER Ltd. C _ S SALES also Free Estimates now do, is write hint' and ask All Electric Cabins . for his bill. If you get a bill Serving the Sunshine Coast Boat Rentals For all your heating VACUUM CLEANERS crediting you with $1000, the General Freight from Launching Ramp requirements 886-7477 only problem you have is the NUTS & BOLTS Vancouver to all points size of his bill, which you can MERCURY OUTBOARD Agents for - Ph. 886-2838 ^^^^^^^^*^^^^^»^l»^^^Al--lMMMM^»)WM» .Heavy Hauling : Sales & Service ROCKGAS PROPANE Also Oil Installations Furniture Moving Marine Ways — Repairs |*PENINSUL< A PLUMBING Madeira Park — Ph. 883-2248 Free Estimates VILLAGE OF GIBSONS Warehouses: Gibsons 886-2172 FURNITURE HEATW. _ SUPPLIES Sechelt 885-2118 . Phone 885-9713 (Formerly Rogers Plumbing) MUNICIPAL VOTERS'LIST J GULJ BUILDING SUPPLIES < M 5echelt Highway & Pratt Rd. 1969—1970 VERNON & SON BULLDOZING Everything for your building SEASIDE PLUMBING SALES & SERVICE needs LAND CLEARING FREE ESTIMATES Port Mellon — Pender Harbour QUALIFICATIONS • Sechelt — Ph. 885-2283 Free Estimates LOGGING EXCAVATING A COMPLETE PLUMBING ROAD BUILDING SHOP ON WHEELS Phone 886-9533 The names of registered voters will automatically be Phone 886-7017 or 886-2848 placed on the list of voters. This should be checked when the Free Estimates 0CEANSIDE FURNITURE preliminary list is posted on October 20, I960, prior to the. Service and Satisfaction & CABINET SHOP SUNSHINE COAST TRAILER PARK Court of Revision held November _L. 1969. Guaranteed Custom built cabinetry for RAY NEWMAN PLUMBING 1 mile west of Gibsons on Hiway Phone 886-2887 home and office SALES * SERVICE Roomy Parking, Plenty Qualified persons OTHER THAN PROPERTY OWNERS, Hot Water Heating may have their names entered on the list provided they have KITCHEN SPECIALISTS Building & Alterations of Water the qualifications shown below. A DECLARATION to this ef R. BIRKIN Davis Bay Rd., RR.l, Large Recreation Area fect must be filed with the Municipal Clerk, on a form pro SUNSHINE COAST SERVICE Ltd Phone 886-2551 Sechelt — Ph. 885-2116 Bus Passes Park Site . _ vided, within one week oif being made, at the Municipal Of- : Wilson Creek Beach Ave., Roberts Creek Phone 886-9826 fice, South Fletcher Road, Gibsons, BJC. &a".-v-- ' Phone 885-9466 LEN WRAY'S TRANSFER Lfd. THE LIST OF VOTERS WILL CLOSE AT 5 p.m. TUESDAY; TASELLA SHOP Household Moving & Storage SEPTEMBER 30, 1069 Auto Glass Replacement Ladies —.Mens — Childrens Complete Packing a Specialty. Packing Materials for Sale QUALIFICATIONS FOR PERSONS Wear — Yard Goods — Wool GRAVa 4 EXCAVATING COLLISION REPAIRS ' and Staples — Bedding Member Allied Van Lines OTHER THAN REGISTERED PROPERTY OWNERS Phone 886-2664 — R.R.1 Gibsons MADEIRA PARK. B.C. -4-Bour Towing — Ph. 886-2811 Linens Phone 883-2412 or 883-2265 RESIDENT ELECTOR — A Canadian citizen or other British I,a.es. Equipment for Dial 885-9331 Sechelt, B.C. subject of the full age of 21 years, who has resided con Frame & Wheel Alignment Phone 886-2808 tinuously in the Village of Gibsons, as now extended, for JOHN'S WOODWORKING SICOTTE BULLDOZING Lfd. TWIN CREEK LUMBER six (6) months prior to the submission of the prescribed SHOP Declaration. MACK'S NURSERY • ROAD GRADING & BUILDING SUPPLIES Ltd. • LAND CLEARING All types of cabinets TENANT ELECTOR — A Canadian Citizen or other British Sunshine Coast Highway Everything for your building SHOWROOM subject of the full age of 21 years, who has been a ten • ROAD BUILDING needs Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Plants Old Telephone Building ant in occupation continuously of real property in the^ Vil ; Phone 886-2357 Landscaping Free Estimates Sunshine Coast Highway lage of Gibsons, as now extended, fo~r not less than six Gibsons - * (6) months immediately prior to the submission of the rtONUS ON $10 ORDER JOHN HIND-SMITH Phone 886-2671 I prescribed Declaration. Those eligible are occupants of Phone 886-2684 Mileage is Our Business rented premises, who do not reside in the Village of REFRIGERATION & at- •• SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE Gibsons. MAJOR APPLIANCE SERVICE Gibsons SHELL Service GIBS0NS MARINE SERVICES Lfd. Port Mellon to Pender Harbour :•"••• VtD' CORPORATIONS — The name of a corporation is not auto Used Refrigerators for Sale • Top Quality Shell pro SCOWS — LOGS matically placed on the list of electors, corporations own at ESSO MARINE Phone 886-2231 ducts ing property or qualifying as Tenant-electors, are requir • Lubrication and Oil . Heavy Equipment Moving Gas, Diesel Repairs, Welding From t a.m. to 5:30 p.m. & Log Towing! ed to file with the Municipal Clerk written authorization Res. 886-9949 Changes naming some person of the full age of 21 years, Cana EVINRUDE SALES W • Complete Motor Tuneup Phone 88S-0425 dian or British subject, as its voting agent..Such author O.M.C. Parts and Service At the Sign of the Chevron • Complete Brake Service • Tire Sales & Service ization must be filed not later than 5 gum.-, September 30, Phone 886-7411 SIM ELECTRIC Lfd. 1969. This will remain in e-fect until it is revoked or re HILL'S MACHINE SHOP • Muffler Repairs • General Maintenance ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS placed by the Corporation. & MARINE SERVICE Ltd. • Complete Auto Acces- Sechelt — Phone S85-2062 LAND SURVEYING Machine Shop , sories The foregoing applies to the Village of Gibsons Municipal T Arc & Acty Welding • All Work by Experienc List of Electors only, for use at the Municipal elections in ROY & WAGENAAR Steel Fabricating ed Personnel December, 1969. If further information is required telephone Marine Ways • Automobile Assoc. Em the Municipal Office, 886-2543. SURVEYS Automotive & Marine Repairs ergency Service 1525 Robsons St. 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE Gibsons, B.C.- DAVIIO JOHNSTON Vancouver 5., * Ph. 681-9143 Standard Marine Station August 28, 1969. Municipal Clerk. _tenitoT6_30 Phone 886-7721 GIBSONS SHELL SERVICE Sechelt 885-2332 Res. 886-9956 — 886-9326 Phone 886-2572 Emergency - 886-9390 re- mastery qver vines Coast News,rSept. 24, 1969, (By MADGE NEWMAN) the vicious vines was slow, but ering 'applesT arid lugging them and another hole-decorated the fruit ahd jam; When Autumn comes can In due • courses; dripping blood up to the house. She then made already lacerated arm. Grimly she stepped out of Hypo be far behind? the an-' and carved liberally wherever for the green gage plums-7' '' The physical suffering her bib overalls and" clutching swer is No.! A thousand times i the flesh was exposed, Hypo This time, besides being brought on by the journey them, the clippers and-a stack no' ! •••••y y ••- .:;.•;;; -yly^y arrived at the pear tree. At its slashed right and left; she was through the blackberries was of old news papers she grabbed : nothing compared to the mental up a box of matches and march Recently she scanned the base lay dozens of pears, many attacked by an ant which had- showing the marks of tiny enterd her sleeve, and refused pain as Hypo recalled that on ed out to the incinerator. sea of blackberries skirting ly last year she had cut out her house and found that the teeth. Even as she stood there to budge, or perhaps," could not COAST NEWS WANT ADS one large pair dropped from budge, as it was nearly embed and burned every vine and root tips of fruit - trees peeking' in the acre lot and could flit ARE BEST SELLERS through and reaching for the the tree and clipped her smart ded in her arm. In the Tsmall Phone 886-2622 ly on the head. She returned area suitably cleared lih 7 her about easily from one corner Phone 886-2622 sky, were x dotted, with ripening : to the house for buckets and vicinity, Hypo executed a Very to the other. fruit, so she donned her bib At the end of several days overalls, and, armed with her spent the rest of that day7 tear commendable combmatiori of ing back and 'forth with fruit. gyrations of which she didn't . she was back in the house, pre-" well-worn' clippers, made , for ., paring fruit from dawn to dark, the jungle. •.••'• yyy:y. .' The next day,7 moving slowly"; know she was capable, she^sup-t;' Timber Trail Riding Club and painfully, she •. set her posed it was thev subconscious if: and finally her storeroom Soon a blue haze settled over shelves were filled. There were the orchard and through it at sights oh a certain apple tree memory of a tribal dance from' and when, she finally arrived some former reincarnation. At several of these each holding intervals, came yelps of. pain 48 quart jars. and various other types of ar- there it was dark. Morning the end of the dance and its in GYMKHANA found her a trifle stiffer, gath cantations the ant was dead Hypo calculated > that she tficulation. Headway through would require about 1 quart a week for forty weeks or so. Something nebulous and fleet SEPTEMBER 28 ing nibbled at her mind but she Double your money over 9 years! was too weary to care.. Starting at 10 a.m. Resting by the kitchen table A new series of Canada sav are an essential element in the of accrued interest. Admission: Adults 75c; Children 8 and over, 25c ings Bonds that will double the government of Canada's finan Mr. Benson said he looks for she picked up a flier which had investor's money in nine years cing program. They offer a ward to record purchases arrived in the mail and, scan FOAL SHOWING, 2 classes — '67 and '68 foals; '69 foals was annouced by Finance Min wide range of individual Cana through the payroll sayings - ning the sheets, noted that as ister E.J. Benson. This. 25th dians an opportunity to contrib plan, which last year permitted sorted fruits, size 20 oz. cans, and most attractive series to ute to national growth and de 662,623 employees of 5,492 com-, were on special for 5 for 99c, Riding Club Arena date will go on sale next month velopment. Canadians own panies to buy Canada Savings and jam, 4 lbs. for 69c. - Bonds by the steady practical j She was not too tired to fig offering purchasers an average more than $5.6 billion of Cana ; Behind Super Valu Store, Gibsons annual yield of 8 percent to da Savings Bonds, or about method of regular payroll der ure that for 7 around $10 she maturity on November 1,. 1978. half of that part of the funded ductions. A further l,317,4i0 could buy her year's supply of For the fifth consecutive ser debt of the government of Can cash purchases > were made ies, a buyer may choose to ada which is held by the gen through banks and other finan leave matured coupons un- eral public. cial intermediaries. Since Can cashed and earn interest on in A purchaser who buys a $100 ada Savings Bonds were intro terest. bond of the new series and duced in 1946 there have been THURSDAY 30,397,750 individual bond pur Mr/ Benson said Canada Sav holds the bond and interest coupons to maturity will earn chases totaling almost $25 bil ings Bonds continue to be a lion in value. unique investment, they have be $72.50 in annual interest cou PLAY BINGO SEPTEMBER 25 come a • part, of the fabric of pons and a further $27.50 in ex Canada Savings Bonds of the tra interest from three com 1969 Series will be v available personal planning by several : million Canadians, and they pound interest! cextlificajtes to a maximum of $25,000 for bringing the total amount he each purchaser. They may be GIBSONS LEGION HALL - 8 p.m. recieves in 1978 to $200. bought by individuals, adult or Sunshine Coast Highway The regular annual coupons minor; estates of deceased per pay interest at the rate of sey- sons; trusts established for or 19 GAMES $10 or OYER en percent in, the first year, on behalf of individuals; relig-. 8 percent in the second and ous institutions; charitable or- i 20fli GAME third years, and 8.25 percent ganizations and other non-prof- Door Prize *An to maturity. fit making associations, provid $500—50 CALLS $250-52 CALLS Bonds of the new series will ed they are bona fide Canadian $100-55 CALLS $50—56 CALL or MORE be available on October 6 and residents. Provisions of the 1967 Minors under 16 not allowed Draw ™ will be dated November 1. and 1968 Series permitting pur Winner must be In Attendance They may be purchased up to chase by resident corporations GIBSONS WELFARE FUND and including November 14 at and businesses are being dis face value without payment continued.
iXi-ASB.-. •••"•<• *•*» " Olds announces a totally For Real Estate on the Sunshine Coast 1970 K. CROSBY CHARLES ENGLISH LTD. ^^^visVy1:^^^^-:^^**^*'*.*:^^?^^^, -• ^^^^^^^^^m^^ *#*AV; : > <>{• :•••«>*• • >.w.-.- Sunnycrest Shopping Centre Gibsons — 886-2481
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Scratch Pads Rubber Stamps Rubber Stamp Pads . Counter Cheque Books Acco Fasteners Time Books Record Books x Receipt Books Theatre Tickets Typing Paper Envelopes > File Folders Orders. Complaints. Another Youngmobile to the rescue! distinguish it: trim new styling and Carbon Paper one of those days. Oldsmobile's luxurious new Cutlass an elegantly formal new roofline. Olds Cutlass Supreme. Just one of Columnar Sheets Wouldn't it be nice to have ' Supreme will whisk you away from an Escape Machine? routine for as little as it takes to the 29 Escape Machines from' Mimeograph Paper own a routine car. To power your Oldsmobile. Statement Pads getaway: an extraordinary 4-barrel, •M -r tcattc-ot Adding Machine Rolls . 350-ciibic-inch Rocket V8. To Oldsmobile: Escape from the ordinary. '_#? , Certain 'Hems illustrated or described are optional at extra cost; v . ' ... ' SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE DEALER Gibsons — Ph. 886-2622 PENINSULA MOTOR PRODUCTS (1957) LTD. Phone 885-2111 SECHELT, B.C. 8 Coast New_, Sept. 24, 1969. who have sold their home on i ii. i lower road, have .been much ROBERTS CREEK feted in recent days by their Brother and sister met for the friends in the district. The Mai lADfSS AtlXIUARY. ROYAL CANAOIAN LKION ANNOUNCEMENT fti__>t time in- $-_irteein yeajte\ lorys, presently visiting rela '•"•• -; '.y •••«•.-. • ,-}•. •.•••.•••.•••••:•'.>,••.. 'y "' when John Gray; visited his tives in the city, intend the next '•-;'v^',;;TherMe^cal^CU-_ic of Drs. Swan, Paetkau, Burt sister,;Mrs. W. Chrastmass, and few weeks exploring Vancouver and Mr. Cristmass. The Grays nick, Hobson and Crosby wishes to announce that have returned to their home in Island, and in all probability • 7 Edmonton. 7 •'*•'••'. will remain there over the win •j Zone Meeting and tuncheon Dr. Barry Irish has. joinedthem in General Prac Mr. and TMrs. Trevor Mallory, ter. Mon, Sept. 29, 12:30 p.m., — Legion Hall, Gibsons tice in the Sechelt and Madeira Park Clinics. v'/ A GOOD iSflOW (OF MP»_BERSH_P WILL BE APPRECIATED REGISTRATION: Place: Elphinstone Secondary Auditorium Budget-priced Budget-priced Pender Harbour Secondary - Date: Monday, September 29,1M9 y> FRIGIDAIRE Time: 7:30 p.m.. 7 Courses will depend upon sufficient enrolment and qualified Instructor. Might School has to be self-supporting, hence fee Dr. HARRY WOOD structure will be set accordingly. < Dryer! ANWUNCES HE Will BE ON THE SUM HW COAST Courses in which interest has been shohvn to date: 1.' (Ladies Keep Fit (Gibson.;, Sechelt, Pender Harbour) 2. Badminton (Gibsons, Pender Harbour) 3i .Power Squadron (Gibsons — Commencing Tues., Oct. .7) 1 4. Welding (Gibsons) ""•• v .5. Pottery (Gibsons) ..-.,• Those needing Large Animal Veterinarian Services 6. Painting (Gibsons, Sechelt, Pendert liarbour, Halfmoon 7. Typing (Gibsons, Pender Harbour) Bay) Please Phone for Appointment v «. Xl^holstery. (Gibsons, Pender Harbour, Halfmoon Bay) 9. General Shop or Woodwork (Gibsons, Pender Harbour) 886-7123 886-7729 886,2316 .,10. I_apidary (Gibsons, Pender Harbour) v . 11. {Household Management (Sechelt) Model' WAASN Model TDEASN Organization of any courses of interest to sufficient numbers • Soaks out dirt and • 2-cycIe Timer lets you set of persons will be attempted on your behalf by the directors. stains automatically! exact drying minutes! Persons qualified as instructors in the areas mentioned icon- KM KM KW KW KW KW KM r • Patented Deep Action • No-stoop lint screen tact directors as soon as possible. Agitator cleans deep! is right on the door! (••••••••••••--•-•••••••••••••.•^••••••-•••••••'•'•'•••••.-•••.••'•^•••••••-•••••-^••••••••••••-••••••••••••••••'••••••*"* c : : Florence Johnson I <• Jet-simple mechanism! • Gentle Flowing Heat , j Application for Night School courses — only for those { I • Jet-Away lint removal! pampers your fabrics! I who cannot attend registration • . c announces the opening of • Jet Spin leaves wash • Porcelain Enamel drum Name _ I extra light! won't snag delicates! Address ___ I • DPC means w I Durable Press Cefal ^__J Sechelt Beauty Bar 5 Phone 7---7_i '.. I 274.9 5 $|7495 Course(s) desired on Sept. 27 YEAR PROTECTION MLAN I ...AT M. DIM I I YEAR PROTECTION MAN. in Richter's Block, Sechelt G. M. A. C. FINANCING For Gibsons and Sechelt courses mail to: (Formerly Nita's. Beauty Salon). I E: Yablonski, Gibsons. B.C. I c I For Pender Harbour and Halfmoon Bay courses mail to: Phone 885-2818 EARL'S AGENCIES . B. Dombroski, Sechelt, B.C. '"h.-[l I I Phone 88&94SOO. Gibsons, B.C. V i INTERIOR PAINT SALE SAVINGS to $5 per gallon OFF RETAIL SALE PRICES: BREEZE INTERIOR LATEX:t.$^p25 gallon; $ 25«quart REG. $11.98 REG. $3.69 MONAMEL M™ $ 75 gallon; 50 quart REG. $12.98 REG. $3.89 SEPT. 24 ~ OCT. 4 UPPLIES LTD. SUNSHINE COAST HIGHWAY, GIBSONS ~ Phone 886-2808 have set as above mentioned. Coast News, Sept. 24, 1969. .If you are not credited with- MAVERICK — FALCON — FAIRLANE — MUSTANG -*• T-BIRDS the $1000, contact lawyer nof3 : : v : ; : and ask him about the $1000: ~ "'"'" Y-- •'••• •*•••" •• *-' '•*^' - - ••-' '--^ - '- --v v"©- (By a Practicing Lawyer) Copyright applied for If he confirms your suspicions write lawyer no. 2 again and UIC news Q. I had a lawyer sue for a whais about the other.$1000? put it. to ham that you heap he car accident caise.I was badly A. We don't think you can ob Q. I have been advised that has received $1000 .. arid what a penalty in the amount of $50 H injured and the accident was tain full repayment of the.$600 about it ? Do this even if law For Personal Service all the other: person's fault, but now. If this fee was excessive has been imposed on me tinder I yer no. 3 does not confirm the fa E. E. (MICKEY) COE M he wouldn't pay and my lawyer you shouldn't have paid it. You payment, but if you have law the Unemployment insurance I said the case was doubtful and could have had it set by the re yer no. 3's confirmation, so Act. I would like to know how I CO demanded to be -retained be gistrar of the court but evident much the better. If you do not fore he would go to court.I went ly lawyer no. 2 didn't think it can get my claim in order. Call Collect Brown Bros. Motors I receive satisfaction, report the Bus. 266-7111 to another lawyer rand-the se-. out of line; We don't know the matter to the law society.They A.... The penalty of $50 will 5690 Granville St. '5 cond lawyer said he would extent of the services perform will see that it is straightened be deducted from future Unem 8 Res. 278-0874 Vancouver 13, B.C. take,it without a retainer, but ed by lawyer no. l,but he is en out in short, order. oo" the first lawyer wouldn't hand titled to be paid for what he did ployment Insurance benefits. ALSO Al SELECTED USED CARS over the file till he got paid The person you sued (the de his bill of $600. , fendant) must have had A law I paid this and the second yer - in fact his lawyer (let lawyer after a lot of monkeying us call him lawyer no. 3) was around advised me I dadin't probably Tthe lawyer appointed have a case, so it was dropped by the defendant's insurance WANT SOMETHING DONE! I found out the person we sued company. CANADIAN PROPANE paid the second lawyer $1000 We take it your claim was a M/T CONSTRUCTION You'll find ffie help you need NEVENS RADIO & TV but I didn't hear T, anything GENERAL CONTRACTORS Serving the Sunshine Coast large one and lawyer no. 3 with reliable and economical DEALER FOR about it from him. how come I and lawyer no. 2 may have on the Sunshine Coast Cooking, Heating and Hot Water in the directory have to pay $600 for nothing? agreed to settle the case for FREE. ESTIMATES PHILIPS $1000. Lawyer no. 3 may have Custom Home Builders , Phone 88ft-21«5 agreed to have his clients pay Phone 886-7495 ZENITH LEGAL the $1000 to get rid of a nuis MOBILE BOATS Write Box 709, Gibsons, B.C. FLEETWOOD THE ESTATE OF ance claim and avoid the pos Finish your own boat and save $ sibility (however remote) of co (JPtOMETRIST RCA VICTOR NORMAN BALLINGALL Fibreglass hulls from 8' to 19' EASTWOOD ming out of the losing , end oif. FRANK E. DECKER v and canoes SALES & SERVICE DECEASED a trial involving a very large PENINSULA DRIVING SCHOOL To all Makes sum. BAL BLOCK — GIBSONS Gash offers to purchase D.L. Try the New Toyota Factory to you sales Phone 886-2280 4450, 37.24 acres more or less We gather lawyer no, 2 didn't, WEDNESDAY unimproved land and as is, land bill you and as lawyers seldom Fully Automatic Dual PhoneT 987-8781, Or write J only, located on Port ^ Mellon work without being paid, it Controlled FOR APPOINTMENTS MOBILE BOATS, 138 West 1st Road, near Twin Creeks, will sounds as if what you heard ; North Vancouver,. B.C. PARKINSON'S HEATING Ltd; be received by the executrix up about the $1000 is correct. We Serving Port Mellon to 886-2248 to October 15, 1969. The highest don't understand why lawyer Halfmoon Bay Gibsons oi* any offer not necessarily ac no. 3 would pay out the jtnoney Phone 886-2401 raSC D-Ii FURNACE cepted. Address offers to the K-DW^ undersigned, solicitor for the without obtaining your signa MARINE TRANSMISSION N Down Payment — Bank Int. ture to a release, perhaps law PORTABLE executrix. 7 SERVICE; Ten Years to Pay ; ER1EC R. THOMSON, yer no. 2 sent you the release Phone 886-7042 to sign and return: to him, iand VILLAGE STORE Complete line of Appliances Hopkins Landing, B.C. you did so without noticing GIBSONS Paul Drake Ud. Serving the Sunshine Coast for Free Estimates call 886-2728 that it contained an authoriza Phone 886-7460 tion that the $1000* was to be Repairs arid Sales Always a fresh stock of BORG WARNER, PARAGON paid to .him- -,;>>;. MORRISON ELECTRIC EXPERT REPAIRS In any event the point is the Groceries, Meats, Confectionery CAPITOL NowServing Bill $1000 is your money not lawyer TO SHOP fW)M 10 !o 10 Try us for used parts the Sunshine Coast no. 2's. He must make-an ac 'T"with\'TT' • AUTOMATIC WASHERS counting of it to you. He is en 7 DAYS A WEEK Gibsons, 886-2929 McPhedran titled to a fair fee for his servic Quality Wiring • AUTOMATIC. DRYERS es but is certainly not entitled • DISHWASHERS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR to keep the $1000 and say noth HADDOCKS CABANA MARINA y^i^mimo Factory Trained on all Makes ing about it. What yoii should - HANSEN'S TRANSFER Ltd. now do, is write him' and ask All Electric Cabins ... , also Free Estimates Serving the Sunshine Coast for his bill. If you get a "bill Boat Rentals t& S SALES VACUUM CLEANERS crediting you with $1000, the General Freight from Launching Ramp • • " •'' '7 7 '.' " ••• .'•''' •.' . i :' • • 886-7477 only problem you have is the : NUTS & BOLTS Vancouver to all points For all your heating size of his bill, which you can MERCURY OUTBOARD requirements . Ph. 886-2838 .Heavy Hauling Sales & Service ''•T7-'^^e_it8,-_6T.:-7,:T- Furniture Moving Marine Ways — Repairs ROCKGAS PROPANE £1PENINSU U PIW_HN6 Madeira Park — Ph. 883-2248 Also Oil Installations VILLAGE OF GIBSONS Warehouses: Gibsons 886-2172 Free Estimates HEATING & SUPPLES Sechelt 885-2118 FURNITURE (Formerly Rogers Plumbing) MUNICIPAL VOTERS' LIST I GULF BUILDING SUPPLIES . Phone 885-9713 AP Sechelt Highway & Pratt Rd. in . 1969—1970 VERNON & SON BULLDOZING Everything for your building SEASIDE PLUMBING SALES & SERVICE needs Port Mellon — Pender Harbour LAND CLEARING FREE ESTIMATES Sechelt — Ph. 885-2283 Free Estimates QUALIFICATIONS LOGGING EXCAVATING A COMPLETE PLUMBING ROAD BUILDING SHOP ON WHEELS Phone 886-9533 The names of registered voters will automatically be Phone 886-7017 or 886-2848 placed on the list of voters. This should be checked when the Free Estimates 0CEANSIDE FURNITURE preliminary list is posted on October 20, 1969, prior to the. Service and Satisfaction 4 CABINET SHOP SUNSHINE COAST TRAILER PARK Court of Revision held November 1, 1969. Guaranteed Custom built cabinetry for RAY NEWMAN PLUMBING 1 mile west of Gibsons on Hiway Phone 886-2887 home and office SALES * SERVICE Roomy Parking, Plenty Qualified persons OTHER THAN PROPERTY OWNERS, Hot Water -.eating may have their names entered on the list provided they have KITCHEN SPECIALISTS Building & Alterations of Water" ' the qualifications shown below. A DECLARATION to this ef R. BIRKIN Davis Bay Rd., R.R.1, Large Recreation Area fect must be filed with the Municipal Clerk, on a form pro SUNSHINE COAST SERVICE Lti Phone 886-2551 Sechelt — Ph. 885-2116 Bus Passes Park Site vided,-within one week of being made, at the Municipal Of Beach Ave., Roberts Creek fice, South Fletcher Road, Gibsbns, BXJ. Wilson Creek i_- Phone 88&OT26 •••_>' Phone 885-9466 LEN WRAY'S TRANSfK Ltd. THE LEST OF VOTERS WILL CLOSE AT 5 p.m. TUESDAY, TASELLA SHOP Household Moving & Storage SEPTEMBER 30, 1969 Auto Glass Replacement ^Ladies —.Mens — Childrens Complete Packing -a Specialty Wear — Yard Goods — Wool Packing Materials for Sale GRAVa & EXCAVATING QU-UJFIICATIONS FOR PERSONS ' COLLISION REPAIRS Member Allied Van lines ' and Staples — Bedding Phone 886-2664 — R.R.1 Gibsons MADEIRA PARK. B.C. OTHER THAN REGISTERED PROPERTY OWNERS .4-Hour Towing — Ph. 886-2811 Linens Phone 883-2412 or 883-2265 RES.IDENT ELECTOR••— ACanadian citizen or other British l.aies. Equipment for Dial 885-9331 Sochelt, B.C. subject of the full age of 21 years, who has resided pon- Frame & Wheel Alignment Phone 886-2808 tinuously in the Village'.'of Gibsons, as now extended, for JOHN'S WOODWORKING SICOTTE BULLDOZING Ltd. TWIN CREEK LUMBB. six (6) months prior to the submission of the prescribed SHOP Declaration. MACK'S NURSERY • ROAD GRADING & BUILDING SUPPLIES Ud. • LAND CLEARING All types of cabinets TENANT ELECTOR — A Canadian Citizen or other British . Sunshine Coast Highway Everything for your building SHbWROOM subject of the full age of 21 years, who has been a ten • ROAD BUILDING Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Plants needs Old Telephone Building ant in occupation continuously of real property in the-Vil . Phone 886-2357 Landscaping Free Estimates Sunshine Coast Highway lage of Gibsons, as now extended, for not less than six Gibsons (6) months immediately prior to the submission of the HONUS ON $10 ORDER I ' Phone 886^2671 I prescribed Declaration. Those eligible are occupants of Phone 886-2684 JOHN HIND-SMITH Mileage is Our Business rented premises, who do not reside in the Village of ' REFRIGERATION & ••• .-•• ••• at ••.: Gibsons. MAJOR APPLIANCE SERVICE SECHELT TOWING & SALVAGE Port Mellon to Pender Harbour Gibsons SHELL Service 7 LTD. CORPORATIONS — The name of a corporation is hot auto GIBSONS MARINE SERVICES Lfd. • Top Quality Shell Used Refrigerators for Sale pro- SCOWS — LOGS matically placed on the list of electors. Corporations own at ESSO -MARINE Phone 886-2231 /ducts ing property or t_ualifying as Tenant-electors, are requir- . • Lubrication and Oil Heavy Equipment Moving . Gas, Diesel Repairs, Welding From i a.m. to 5:30 p.m. & Log Towing; ed to file with the Municipal Clerk written authorization r Res. 886-9949 Changes naming some person of the full age of 21 years, Cana EVOmUDE SALES i • Complete Motor Tuneup Phone 88S-0425 dian or British subject, as its voting agent. Such author O.M.C. Parts and Service At the Sign of the Chevron • Complete Brake Service • Tire Sales & Service ization must be filed not later than 5 p.cm., September 30, Phone 886-7411 SIM ElKTRIC Ud. 1969. This will remain in effect until it is revoked or re HIU'S MACHINE SHOP • Muffler Repairs • General Maintenance ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS placed by the Corporation. - i MARINE SERVICE ltd. • Complete Auto . Acces Sechelt — Phone 885-2062 LAND SURVEYING i Machine Shop sories The foregoing applies to the Village of Gibsons Municipal Arc & Acty Welding • All Work by Experienc List of Electors only, for use at the Municipal elections in ROY & WAGENAAR ...Steel Fabricating ed Personnel • Automobile Assoc. Em December, 1969. If further information is required telephone SURVEYS . Marine Ways the Municipal Office, 886-2543. Automotive & Marine Repairs ergency Service 1525 Rbbsons St. 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE Gibsons, B.C.- DAVHD JOHNSTON Vancouver 5 . Ph. 681-9142 Standard Marine Station August 28, 1069. Municipal Clerk. Zenith 8430 Phone 886-7721 GIBSONS SHELL SERVICE Sechelt 885-2332 Res. 886-9956 — 886-9326 Phone 886-2572 Emergency 886-9390 Hypo re-establishes her mastery over blackberry yities Coast News, Sept. 24, 1969. (By MADGE NEWMAN) the vicious vines was slow, but ering apples "and lugging them and another hole decorated the fruit and jam:. When Autumn comes can tin due .courses,-dripping blood up to the house. She then made already lacerated arm. Grimly she stepped out of Hypo be far behind? the an and carved liberally wherever for the green gage plums. 'The physical suffering her bib overalls and clutching swer is No.! A thousand times i the flesh was exposed, Hypo This time, besides being brought on by the journey them, the clippers and- a stack no ! arrived at the pear tree. At its slashed right and left, she was through the blackberries was of old news papers she grabbed base lay dozens of pears, many attacked by an ant which had nothing compared to the mental up a box of matches arid march Recently she scanned the showing the marks of tiny pain as Hypo recalled that on ed out to the incinerator. sea of blackberries skirting enterd her sleeve, and refused teeth. Even as she. stood there to budge, or perhaps, could not ly last year she had cut out her house and found that the one large pair dropped from and burned every vine and root COAST NEWS WANT ADS tips of fruit - trees - peeking' budge, as it was nearly embed ARE BEST SELLERS the tree and clipped her smart ded in her arm. In the small in the acre lot and could flit through and reaching for the ly on the head. She returned about easily from one corner Phone 886-2622 Phone 886-2622 sky, were,dotted^ with ripening area suitably cleared in her to the house for buckets and vicinity, Hypo executed a very to the other. fruit, so she donned her bib spent the rest of that day tear At the end of several days overalls, and, armed with her commendable combination of ing back and forth with fruit. gyrations of which she didn't , she was back in the house, pre- well-worn, clippers, made for , paring.fruit from dawn to dark, the jungle. The next day,! moving slowly know she was capable, she sup- ';*'. Timber Trail Riding Club posed it was the subconscious:; and finally her storeroom Soon a blue haze settled over and . painfully, she ',. set her shelves were filled. There were the orchard and through it at sights on a certain apple tree memory of a tribal dance from some former reincarnation. At several of these each holding intervals, came yelps of. pain and when she finally arrived 48 quart jars. and various other types of ar- there it was dark. Morning the end of the dance and its in GYMKHANA cantations the ant was dead Hypo ; calculated « that she t&cula-ion. Headway through found her a trifle stiffer, gath would require about 1 quart a week for forty, weeks or so. Something nebulous and fleet SEPTEMBER ing nibbled at her mind but she Double your money over 9 years! was too weary to care.. Starting at 10 a.m. Resting by the kitchenv table A new series of Canada sav are an essential element in the of accrued interest. .•> • Admission: Adults 75c; Children 8 and over, 25c ings Bonds that will double the government of Canada's finan Mr. Benson said he looks for she picked up a, flier which had investor's money in nine years cing program. They offer a ward to record purchases arrived in the mail and, scan FOAL SHOWING, 2 classes — '67 and '68 foals; '68 foals was annouced by 'Finance Min wide range of individual Cana through the" payroll savings ning the sheets, noted that as ister E.J. Benson. This. 25th dians an opportunity to contrib plan, which last year permitted sorted fruits, size 20 oz. cans, ahd most attractive series to ute to national growth and de 662,623 employees of 5,492 com-, were on special for 5 for 99c, Riding Club Arena date will go on sale next month velopment. Canadians own panics to buy Canada Savings and jam, 4 lbs. for 69c. - offering purchasers an average more than $5.6 billion of Cana-. Bonds by the steady practical £ She was not too tired to fig Behind Super Valu Store, Gibsons annual . yield of 8 percent to da Savings Bonds, or about method of regular payroll der ure that for around $10 she 7 1. maturity on November 1, 1978. half of that part of the funded ductions. A further -.1,317,410 could buy her year's supply of For the fifth consecutive ser debt of the government of Can cash purchases were made ies, a buyer may choose to ada which is held by the gen through banks and other finan leave matured coupons un- eral public. cial intermediaries. Since Can cashed and earn interest on in A purchaser who buys a $100 ada Savings Bonds were intro terest. bond of the new series and duced in 1946 there have been THURSDAY 30,397,750 individual bond pur Mr. Benson said Canada Sav holds . the bond and interest coupons to maturity will earn chases totaling almost $25 bil ings Bonds continue to be a lion in value. unique investment, they have be $72.50 in annual interest cou SEPTEMBER 25 come a • part of the fabric of pons and a further $27.50 in ex Canada Savings Bonds of the personal planning by several tra interest from three com 1969 Series will be available million Canadians," and they pound interest) certiificajtes to a maximum of - $25,000 for bringing the total amount he each purchaser. They may be GIBSONS LEGION HALL — 8 p.m. recieves in 1978 to $200. bought by individuals, adult or Sunshine Coast Highway The regular annual coupons minor; estates of deceased per pay interest.at the rate of sey- sons; trusts established for or 19 GAMES $10 or OVER en percent, in;, the first year, on behalf of. individuals; relig-, 20th GAME 8 percent in the second and ous institutions; charitable or- ( third years, ancT 8.25 percent: ganizations and other non-prof- Door Prize MR to maturity. fit making associations, provid $500-50 CAULS $250-52 CALLS Bonds of the new series will ed they are bona fide Canadian $100—55 CALLS $50—56 CALL or MORE T be available on October 6 and residents. Provisions.of the 1967 Minors under 16 not allowed Draw " will be dated . November 1. and 1968. Series permitting pur Winner most be In Attendance They may be purchased up to chase by resident corporations GIBSONS WELFARE FUND and including November 14 at and businesses are being dis face value without payment continued.
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