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Published in Gibsons, B.C. Serving the Growing Volume 10 Number 22 Sunshine Coast — 7 May 31, 1958., . from Squamish to Pender Harbour
up misfing A badminton cupy is among the missing. Sechelt won it about 15 years agbyin competition but no one Under sponsorship of they This will be held just after firms. Keith Wright is the man the npon hour and will arrive to contact in regard to this now knows where it is. Gibsons and District Board -of at the Kinsmen Playground .in contest and Jack Marshall Any information should be Trade a -Dominion day Celebra-f . This northern end of the time to allow for an afternoon heads the Board of Trade com First Gibsons Scout Group sent to the Pender Harbour tion, is planned yfor July _2ndj of sports entertainment at the mittee sponsoring the celebra of the Sunshine Coast enter-' Sunshine Coast opened the : club which is.trying to locate in Gibsons. 7. - -'y field. ; tion. tained their fathers and. guests r Tourist Season with a bang on. Present plans are for a par^ A bathing beauty contest is it is hoped that all of Gib including the members of the the May 24 holiday. Every re it.. . ade in which it is hoped a go ode planned, entrants to be con sons and District both as indi Kiwanis Club at a banquet in • sort was TEilled to. overflowing, fined to students -who will, it viduals and as business men the School Hall Tuesday even many < 'people being -.caught* representation of local busi-v is expected, be sponsored by will get behind this event to ing. withouty accommodation - and New Lang nesses will have entries. ••••:•£• local associations or business ensure its success. The .ladies auxiliary pre- (having to slee^ in their cars pared the luncheon and were or in sleeping bags along .the store opens very highly complimented • highway. .* -. 5 on radio in Canada Scout Cedric Trueman pre Light, space, arrangement sented Rae Kruse Vice Presi Pender. Harbour was at its and accessibility combined to bejif. "The weather was warm,"'' dent of the Kiwanis club a . make Lang's new drugstore in donation to the Kiwanis Boy the water calm, and. salmon of Trade r Gibsons the most modern store Scouts building fund ' fishing great. Trout fishing .on . The CBC, what it means toy with the approach toi the- dock parts of the country was non Andrew Johnston, presi the lakes was something tobe v on the Peninsula. Canada was discussed by Norfy it was OK as far as they were existent- dent of the Sunshine Coast Boy remembered. Everything • seem All display shelves are .at man Hansen, CBC corhmehta-j; concerned. Arrangements were made Scouts executive committee ex ed* to be-just right for the vis--' convenient levels and con tor at the last meeting of they The pi-oposal to have a tes with the United States author :: pressed the thanks of the iters'..-. .... '•«.-•• , .••• .;;- ,y . veniently located. The wrap-y Board of Trade at Port M!el|y ises for the use of six bands timonial dinner for Hon "James guests for the pleasing gesture - JMrs. / Eunice Fincham's new - ping counter is a low U-shaped Ion. Some 35 to 40 people* afey for Canadian stations with 11_ Sinclair federal minister of of the banquet and outlined the Pender- Harbour Hotef was op-' affair in the center, and acces tended the meeting.. 7'"•-.. '••'y-7:\. others, shared. This helped the fisheries and M.P. for this area fine progress of the Scout . erktihg, at 1 capacityyall .'week-'[ sible from all"sides; y ; Before Mr. Hansen' spoke'7 was brought up again and the Canadian situation but it did 1 movement on the Sunshine enk and many"' . were turned '' The whole, store is planned: business matters of the board? not assist wide areas without meeting decided to go along Coast. away. Mr.TLloyd Davifes of' the • for semi-self-service, and at were cleared and among -them-7; with other organizations if the radio. Radio could exist only Ga*deif 7Bay LodgeA says • he tractively arranged. Ay smart was a letter from Black Bailiff dinner could be arranged. where there was a good con Chief Scouter Ed. Fiedler - assisted by Mr. Brown then hacf the' best holiday' business • cosmetic display, decorated in on the proposed breakwater? Mr. Hansen discussed the or sumer market..* blush-pink, occupies a part of • presented all the scouts with •'• in Tyeafs; and it-was-12.30 a.m. The federal government hadj;. igin and growth of the CBC. In 1926 the Aird Radioi Com each day before he finished^ one wall, beyond which is the previously stated the biiijdingy identification cards and pro- . modern dispensary. As one First broadcasting license was mission was appointed to make ficiency buttons. serving dinner: Sladey's Motel of a breakwater depended orix issued in 1919 to a Marconi recommendations on radio for walks around the store, shelves Mr. Fiedler had Canon Os was! booked solid a month what BlackBall Ferries intend, station in Montreal. By 1928 Canada. As a result a .bill to ' of merchandise are displayed, wald present to Winston Rob ahead, while Farrington Cove ded to do, move to Hopkins crt- there were 60 radio stations in establish the CBC was intros ; .agafnst the s>>ft pastel gray inson a silver'cup for highest Motel were turning people stay, at; Gibsons. Black Ball's) Canada. Interference from big duced in Commons in May, background. proficiency in scouting for the away, all weekend. letter simply stated -that s'o|7 U.S. and Mexican stations caus 1932, by the Bennett govern A large magazine rack stands past year,, best attendance, best . y yLen Larsen at Madeira Park long as it did not interfered ed trouble. Coverage in many ment and passed unanimously, opposite the entry, -"and ,'thie attention and best all around was -another that was filled publicly owned radio was adjacent walls are completely scout in the group. and all his boats out. Westmer& shelved. Display ' islands: are then born in Canada. The main Lodgieon Nelson Island was The scouts then demonstrat placed for convenience about functions of the CBC were ta catering". mostly' - to'*"£ishermen. regulate and control all broad ed first aid and rope making ' ; the floor. ' - ' ._ 7 In the early part oi71954 arij Bud White who represented frpm. New ^Westminster; The casting in Canada and to carry and followed with games in , J The cool sea green is a pleas enterprising group of men whJo;; this area at UN was sponsored which the fathers and.Kiwan trout fishing "at their ptece" on ant combining cojor .on the on National broad-casting. make their homes on the Se-i by the local lodge of the IOOF ians endeavored to join, but West Lake has been excep remaining wall space. Big dis In. 1936 the - commission tional this year. chelt Peninsula and had been: and-the lodge is proud to have never quite qtialified in spite play* windows admit plenty of or were still members of Odd-* started broadcasting on a net light. This is helped by mod such a youth in our midst. of some valiant attempts: Mrs. Pat Cotton of Sakinaw fellow lodges through out the work for six hours a day with ' It was a highly successful Lake Lodge also reports a full ern store lighting. Next in line, comes the la- seven' CBC stations and 50 pri province realized the need o» dies. They were quic& to or_ evening, full of7 good fellow* - house and marvellous fishing. an Oddfellows lodge here. ' J- vate stations. Owing to the ship and enjoyed by .all. , A . The Pender Harbour Motor ganize what is Icnown as the After a few meetings t tailed ge ^ proximity of US stations there hearty vote of thanks; was ex Court 'was well patronized. c Arbutus Lod No/ 7a It a was, still..-,a considerable --in- things ove a campaign to forrrf| ^ tended to' the ladies and Scouts It was a great weekend, and Short meeting r y wonderful feeling £or lodge flux of Ajnerican material. A a gG 3S begUn ; by Kiwanian Jules' Mainil In one of the* shortest meet: ™u Y " - V '-> ambers to know that they a little effort on the part of special parliamentary committe who assured -the Scouts that, ings the yillage Commission When the time came for the' - the -game boards and the as- have behind them ladies who investigated the radio picture kiwanis would see that, they 06 buS initiation, Brother McKae thea , v ^ ^ . whieh. restdte41^ a .:^jeyfe.Canr-y s^iated^oar^o^^gde^oulJ d J^^^JS^^S £- grand • mastery and^ jBTotM&M^'A jf tl e e a job to don it vhad^yhailri-v y y y_ -.^-y- •-.-,. .-.-,y •; ea&rm*ke & Secheli^^^'^es^^ra^ixartsactcd m quick' is'the ladies wfea"*k> iiz-Alopg adiah broadcasting- lact ^being 7 v time. Mainy secretary of the Grand' with the Oddfellows the ladies insula the envy of all ether- Lodge along with representa passed in 1936 which gave As regards impounding an cf Arbutus Lodge celebrated birth to the CBC as it is known playground areas. tives from two Vancouver lod imals roaming at large" the their first anniversary. today. 7 . .. -...,.. commission learned from of ges conferred the degree Garden club A surprise party in honor of ^As time passed , additional ficials in* Victoria that all they Tw0 years later, in 1956, ] Mrs. Evelyn Begg of the Re CBC key stations were built Load of piling could do was to pass a village \vhat is now known as the Sun bekah Arbutus lodge 76, who to give coverage in yth©7 sparse sees.;vieivs '" bylaw to set up a village shine Coast lodge, No. 76, IO will attend the grand assembly areas. This also supplied na Mrs. Donaldson, Garden Club pound because 'the Village OF is a symbol of realism. On causes trouble at Chilliwack was held at the tional coi^enag over direct vice president reports a good would have no jurisdiction May 19 The Sunshine Coast home of Mrs. A.E. Ritchey at Ferry traffic was tied up al Lodge held its second anniver lilies.' Today the Trans-Canada start for the season in the first outside, its own boundries. Gibsons. Sister Begg was pre meeting of tlie club Tuesday most,three hours Friday after sary honor guests being the network, is composed of 45 A building permit was grant sented with a gift and well evening. noon when-trouble was exper now Past Grand-Master McRae, basic stations and 28 privately- ed to Walter Nygren to place wishes for her trip. Helping; owned stations. Officers for the new seiasort ienced loading a truckload of a $3,500 six-room house on lot Grand Secretary Main and make the evenjuag enjoyable pilings on the Bainbridge. Grand Warden Blackstock. To Mr. Hansen argued that for installed were. J»ast president.! 685, block three. Another was were Mrs. Ritchey, Mrst R. A.A. Andrews;1 president, Mrs. As the heavily loaded truck add to the lustre of the even private radio to take over com-1 granted to C.A. Chamberlin to Rhodes, Mrs. B. Chamberlin,. A. Mainwaring; vice president, was driving on the' boat, a add a $100 extension to his ing,thanks to the ladies of the' plete control of radio or TV' Mrs. C. Paaroweil, Mrs. Living facilities would -y be beyond -.•Mrs.^-.p,F.7l)p'njalrfspn and sec mooring slipped and the boat home. Arbutus „ Rebekah Lodge a - stone. Mrs.
tfcss-ii^*^ NOTICE Look Mom— R. S. RHODES Doctor of Optometry ' that's our Captain! 204 Vancouver Block -y Vancouver, B;C.' WHEN YOU BU¥ Yoifl" friendly Bank of Nova Scotia assistant Wishes to announce he will be in INSURANCE ; accountant is this young customer's Sea Ranger Sechelt June 5th. Captain. For thousands of other Bajik employees, PROTECTION? For an appointment for eye examination phone their customers are their friends, people they've Mrs. Gladys Batehelor, Sechet 95F You can't afford less than the best when your family's, met "after hours". For the same desire to serve financial future may be at stak|. Be sure of your which makes our staff such friendly people to If anyone wishes any adjustment or repair to , insurance protection. Buy only through a trained, .••. ^ - Follow The Black Bail Flag! THE INSURANCE AGENTS'' Here's the face Jhey're ASSOCIATION I o.oking c,t — M r s . •.- £jr: Katharine Beers, Assistant FASTEST ACROSS THE STRAIT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Accountant at bur Brace- Look for this bridge, Ontario, branch.' symbol before you VANCOtiVER-NANAIMO buy insurance Kay, widowed during the FERRIES LtAVE EVERY tWO HOURS ON THE war, has a son and a daugh ter EVEN HOUR, 6 A: M.-MIDNiGHT, aged 14 and 16. But she FROM BOTH HORSESHOE BAY AND NANAIMO Enquire about our new still finds time to captain LV. at 6 am, 8, 10,12 noon, 2 p m, 4,6,8,10,12 mid. ;'•• Outboard Motor . her Girl Guide Sea Rangers, (Daylight Saving Time) •'•(.- and Boat Coverage serve as Chairman of the Black Ball Vancouver City ferry terminal is at Horsesho« Education Committee of the Board of Education Bay, West Vancouver, minutes from downtown Vancdtiver We can't insure a caftch. via Georgia Street, Lions Gate Bridge and West Shore Drive. arid as: a member of the Local Community Night . • but*... . • • School Management Committee. « Reservations NOT Needed y We Can insure your Boat . Passengers—A utomahiles —Yrucfcs and Motor N. Richard McKibbin J Get to know the staff at your B.N;S. Branch. You will find them helpful and friendly. Phone 42 Gibsons, B.C. Coast News May 31 1956 Z Sixth Eaton agriculture scholarship Gowei Point sons personals home for the weekend. The Hon W.K. Kiernan, min One candidate from each prov Mrs John Smith and Mrs. BY PHYLLIS M. HODGSON birthday. Despite the overcast Mrs. Renshaw was a visitor sky in the morning, the weath ister of agriculture, has been ince will receive a trip to the Archambault were weekend Capt. and' Mrs. H. Metcalfe to Vancouver: . er man. later; co-operated with advised, that the T. Eaton Royal Agricultural Winter. guests of the Syd. Smales. Mr. axid.; Mrs. Gibb Scratch- had their" niece Miss Walton of a perfect day. Company of Canada plans to Fair in Toronto, Ontario, to be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorite Vancouver visiting for a few ley are holidaying at their cofr Mr. and Mrs. George Hill and enjoyed a visit from their son tage. days. present the sixth Eaton Agri interviewed on Thursday and Maureen enjoyed! a few days cultural Scholarship this year. Friday, Ncv. 8 and 9. Douglas and grandson Peter. Mrs. Stevens has returned Mrs. Colin Wingrave was in in the city. Returning home Miss Kay Coleridge was from a short stay in the city. Vancouver visiting her father, The scholarship is open to with them for a short holiday boys in all the provinces who -Mr. Walter Martin, a patient in was Mrs. Hill's mother, Mrs. •St. Paul's Hospital. Hopkins water have reached their 17th birth Donnan. day, but, not their 23 on Oct. Mrs. W.Holmes has return ~Mrs. Dorothy Steinbrunner 18, 1956. ed from Seattle, where she same is home from hospital. Each provincial minister of visited her daughter, Mrs. But- Mrs. Jack Marshall has her Hopkins Landing Water chard. , agriculture will be requested mother, Mrs. McDonald vis User's committee held its an to select from his province one Pete Slinn was home for a iting her from Nelson also her nual meeting May 19. Capt. candidate who is in his gradu week's holiday, left to join a sister, Mary who has returned Gordon Hopkins was re-elect ating, year at high school, or survey company for the sum- home. who already has graduated, 7mer months. Rev. and Mrs. D. Donaldson ed manager, Percy7 Cambourne, secretary, and the existing provided he is not already in from Mission were guests of attendance at a University. Monday afternoon saw the Rev. and Mrs. E.; Kemp. management committee re-elec opening of the lawn bowling On Friday, presentation of a ted. (BBS For Guaxenieed green at Mrs. Dolley's home on handsome dinner set was made It was decided to leave the 'the Shaw road with Canon Os to Mrs. Dorothy Demarco, by assessment at §15 for the con> Watch and Jewelry wald bowling the first ball. the staff of the Bank of Mon ing year, the moneyj to be used, Repairs Mrs. Dolley, a resident of Gib- treal. Mrs. Demarco's marriage to build a dam and; join up to :sons for the past three years, to Jim Skerry took place on the existing main, which will CHRIS'S JEWELERS land herself an ardent bowler, Sat. May 26 in St. Bartholo double the present water sup Work done on the Premises saw the need of a bowling mew's Church. ply. Phone 96 Sechelt •green in the district. Accord- """" ingly, work was started; on two greens last year. Due to the severe winter, only one is ready sfor use, the other is ex pected to be ready shortly. .the most 7 Mrs. Ed. Duppentahler from Tacoma Wash, was guest of her sister Mrs. T. Ross. Mrs. A. Terry and daughter from Vancouver were guests of the Earle Bingleys. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Peter son enjoyed a trip to Hope and Lake Kawkwan, they also took in the rodeo at Cloverdale. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Hauka of Tab- er, Alberta, are visiting their >. two sons, Don and Art and , their families. Art and his wife last.week celebrated their second wedding anniversary with a dinner for two at Dan ny's. Mrs J. Warwick spent a few days in Vancouver with her family to attend the wedding of Miss Sonia Sorenson to Mr. Roger Deppiesse. Mr. Chuck Wiriegairden spent ,' a week in Powell River. GMC Trucks are built to take it. Higher Mrs. H. Duncan of North GVW's ranging from 5000 to a GVWs and stronger frames right down the Vancouver and Mrs. Bolton line mean more pay load weight at lower from Sardis were guests of cost. Better still, with GMC's wide choice of Mrs. W. Banks. wwr GVWs, you match your truck to the job. Mr. and Mrs; Wy Haley have ' Victoria and Parkesville. y y " <) y "~' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keen were iu 7West Vancoxlvfer for a family gathering celebrating Twelve gasoline engines—both. VS the 80th birthday of Mr. Keen's or.6—and 3 powerful diesels snake brother. it easy to match your poorer to- the gasoline or diesel power plants load. Up to a mighty 225 hotrse- : Mr.j and ; Mrs. Simmons of • power, to meet any hauling need. ,. 'Vancouver were guests of Mr. Your GMC dealer bus the'facts. and Mrs. Lorne TBlain.' Mr; and Mrs. \James Forbes •iffs^sawg^ have 7 returned to their home in Edihonton; having divided 3•• • Fi?;4 , |j --wg to 10 forward speeds •their holiday,.'.between the one" anjil 2 reverse. Name it~ah'dGMCTs mother in Seattle and the qth- e&iit ia51 standard traotstnissioos. -M yer on Seaview;road, v ..«\*y-:?-- .••••> •>. .-•'• • *.v-.;---'.vivs:-..-. --.K'-T"—.-— ~:.r0-&% yAmomatic transmissions^' too— WM ' Mrs. .August Lehmann with, three «f them—SSogle Hydin^Slatic, hei? daughter and husband, T^virt Hydra-Matic and sensational Rev. and Mrs:- Pohl. have, re new "Powermatic". "Powerinatic" turned to Kelowna. Wtrs. Leh- gives-you completely automatic mahh was accompanied yto gear-changing—-with radical Vancouver by, her other d&Ugh- New- principle "Powermatic" improvements. Ask your GMC Mrs. Jean Wyngaert. . -.-. dealer. Mr. arid Mrs. J.Hy Bennett were visitors to Seattle. ; * * • . * Many a youngster would ; There's no limit to the rear have eyedi Mr. -Sam. Fladager axles, Land ratios available with envy last ^eek. Sam was with GMC trucks. And ask in Vancouver on: a buying, trip, yo.ur. dealer about revolu at the same tune getting a ; tionary.; "Triple Torque glimpse: of. Christmas toyland, Tandem"—newest and best which ..he reports is rather in heavy duty tandems. wonedrful. Following the show-1 ing, he and This family drove to Everett-Wifeh., for the week end. . '.-"••..... : "'•,'••' .yy - ' Larry P'ete'rson was one of a party of Province carriers sel ected as guests of the Vancou ver ^Province oyer the holiday weekend. -The outing included dinner and accommodation at the Alcazar Hotel, then a sight seeing tour t© Victoria. Roast chicken .with all the trimmings,- birthdayy cake and itoasted masshmallows was the 'menu when a large and happy group arranged a beach party at. Elphinstone Park, honoring Mrs. Jean Wyngaert on her i • •' .i - "^ !—.—• -• •• •••"' ••'•• -••• -'-—II •• •• ?"A. CHRISTENING The top layer of their wed ding ..cake was used in the christening of Heather Rox- anrie, 11 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Gordon, TMay; 6 at 4 p.m. in the Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver. Proxy Godparents, in place of Mr. arid Mrs. Chambers, were Mr. and Mrs. C. Gordon, Por THE NAME THAT MEANS A GOOD DEAL. poise Bay. PHONE SEGHELT 10 WILSON CREEK at July 27 at the P.Long garden. 4 Coast News May 31 1956 JOHN J. DUNKIN The winter bazaar will be held Doctor of Optometry BY MRS. M. NEWMAN Nov.: 23. Following the busi point, fractured - his left arm Introd ucing MiDDLETON Two important dates were ness session, Miss May Walker, while competing in the jumps S06 Birks Building set at the St. Aidan's auxiliary who celebrated her 80th birth at the school sports. VANCOUVER, B.C. day, was presented with a cor meeting May 15. The summer From Vancouver area Mrs. sale is scheduled to take place sage and dainty cup and sau cer. Coates and daughter Bijou are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Potts; Mrs, R. iShurey is home Capt. John Home and family SALES & SERVICE again after ,a stay in Hospital. visiting Mrs. Nesta •• Home; for Peninsula Guests at the Cumming home .Miss Mabel Pinchin visiting \y over the holiday were Mr. and At Gibsons has a new Shipment of friends and .Jessie Lannon vis Sechelt ' Mrs. Bill Ewart and Jeff Cum iting Mr. and Mrs. Eric David P.O. Box 16 Phone 82G the COOLEST STYLES in ming! Some cither weekenders son.- were Mr. and Mrs. G. Gor New Summer Dresses don, Al Peletier and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Eades and Kathie and \ One or Two-Piece, - Lovely Shades Teddy, Mack deMontreve, the (and Costume Jewelry to suit!) Bill Boytes and J. Galliford. Ladies' an.d Children's ' Mrs. Marion Smith is visit ing -her daughter Sheila BATHING SUITS While weekending at their summer home here, Mr. and From 2 years and up Mrs. Norman Ewart received word that they had beccnie Play Suits - Shorts - Pedal Pushers grandparents of a boy., a broth Theaire Bldg. GIBSONS Phone 35R er for Kathie, children of Mr. Sale on fully trimmed Grade-A and Mrs. Roy Starr, (Pat Ew art.) POT ROASTS • Mr. and Mrs. Colin Camer on entertained their son Don and family. BLADE A group of Eastern Star Grade -• A Grade - A - Grade - A members met at the home of the sewing convenor, Mrs. R. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Eades, Saturday evening and f& 'a accomplished a good deal of * quilting. maBiaaaammsmimm imsmz^mmmmmtwiimmm Residential Wiring fk Repairs Mr. and Mrs. Albeft Hill cf Canada Packers Eraser Vailey Oakland 'have been guests of SI Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, leaving By The Piece Bulk Sliced Electrical Heating Installed Monday tc tour Vancouver Is SIDE BACOft land. While here they visited Anywhere on tke Peninsula other relatives, Mrs: J. Whit- 49c 55c Br. 2.'lbs. for $1.29 worth, Mrs. H. Galliford and Mrs. J. Newman. Mr. Hill is 9 Repairs to Public administrator for Oak Quality is Always Bargain land county. ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Mrs. Ruth Mitchell's sister, KEN WATSON PHONE 52 Mrs. M.H. Bell of Seattle; is FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN visiting her for ten days. Mrs.. Lou Jackson and son Brian of Vancouver were weekend guests of Mrs. J. Gal Phone Sechelt 69W liford. %&zii&&3^^&&&L<* Garden Bay By Judith Fleidher- Mrs. James Helmer, of Half HOW'S FISHING? moon Bay is a patient in St. Mary's Hospital.. Mrs. Helmer HERE'S A SURE CATCH hurt her hand badly with an ASH PRIZES axe while chopping wood. FOR FISH - AND FISHERMEN! Miss Pat Reiter one cf Pen der Harbour's beauty queens, CREME WIGGLE CUT BAIT who has been attending school in Vancouver, is visiting her; Per Packet 75c mother and father Mr. and 2 --8 P. -*r^i?*f:^- :" \ This Plastic Cut Bait is more like herring strip Shan Mrs. Harry Reiter. herring! Does away with messy cutting of slrip. keeping Mrs. O. Henry of ' Hidden bait frozen, bait spoiling on trips, and . saves time. cul Bay, Nelson Island spent Wed ling. Comes in plastic envelope 2 per packet. nesday at Irvine's Landing. Newly weds, Dr. and Mrs. Buy this at your own John Playfair are home again Fishing-Tackle Headquarters from a honeymoon trip on. Vancouver Island Mr. and Mrs. H.V. Mills, MEMBERSHIP CARD $5 DOOR PRIZE Planting time is almost over, but our aunt and uncle of/•• Mr... and BEDDING PLANTS Mrs. W.P. Pieper, ^ spent a •x<- are still in good supply and selection. Short holiday visiting them at. Irvine's Landing, Mrs. McXh- KIWANIS WUFARE FUND tyre of Irvine's Londing -is a sister of Mrs. Mills. Mr. Frank Ball who has been • i liU, HARDWARE^ spending the past three months in Pender Harbour, has re C turned to his home at Half i*"^ APPLIANCES moon Bay. J^^M Mr. and Mrs. Glen Seeney Phone 32 Gibsons and family spent the past week on Vancouver Island. Mrs. M.V. McQuarrie has 're* turned to Pender.Harbour after having spent the past six months visiting her daughter ARSHALL-WEILS _ vl^vand^M^f ^^^ , ^and^fem^coi/Rub^ Laikeyh'aye •[ •)':- ^^e^'W^Ma^lira'Park.- yX yy!lly.van.d' Mrsy* ftpug ;-^nr?ay7 ,.*£'' JR^w/pil?River, '-were 'yi^itnrs- .^ylirs^jp^'s' Lani|jing/.djiring,*^e . A.' ; The Gibsons Telephone Exchange y ;week^y-yy- 7y\;:i,7'l"'>-: • -yy'''''" ":y.\ has openings for more operators, y Mr. Archie Douglas and wife and family; of Whalley, B.C., : Employment is now available for girls, y were renewing, acquaintances :^ ra Pender Harbour last week; Mr. .Wally Robinson, a pupil SINGLE or MARRIED at Madeira Park High School 16 to 35 and: who resides at Middle- Combine* beauty with tough- For Further information on this -•< It's Time For Hess* You,can't scrub away SUPER Attractive Work, BED^NGPIAOTS WALL-TONE'S lasting freshness. Hows on smoothly, dries in minutes Come over soon for . . . a tough scrubbahlo.finish that TELEPHONE GIBSONS 17 ^he Best Choice seals unfading "fashion-true" colors to wails and woodwork for years! or call at the Gibsons Exchange Also T*y Our and talk it over with the Top Quality Selection I Chief Operator/ . ' y of MEATS Ask about our Monday to Friday inclusive ! FREE DELIVERY Service 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. MURDOCH :. C TELEPHONE CO. MARINE SUPPLY GIBSONS B.C. Phone 3F Roberts . Pender Harbour Creek J.'litWJjS'SO.yjj IN MEMORIAM CARD OF THANKS WATCH REPAIR s TOTEM FLASHES B.L. COPE HEATING & SHEET METAL Auditor and Accountant LAURIE SPECK A good neighbor, a good hus Mrs.. Dorothy Steinbrunner Watch and Jewelry Repairs 100 ft of water front at Gow Fifty Years' Experience. Gibsons 149 band and father, he exempli thanks all her friends for their Marine Men's Wear. Agents er Point, ideal hornesite, full kind remembrance arid their price only $2200 Roberts Creek, B.C. fied in his daily life, the prin for W. H. Grassie. Fast WIGARDS cards, during her stay in hos reliable service. tfn 3 bedroom heme on the won Phone, Gibsons 22C SHOE STORE ciples of the Golden Rule. pital . derful water front at Hopkins For Guaranteed Watch and 1 A TYPE OF SHOE Goodbye, Bud Hopper; PERSONAL Landing, living room with WIRING and APPLIANCE We'll be seeing you. Jewelry * Repairs, See Chris's SALES For Any Weather fireplace, kitfchen, bathroom, For Each Member "A Neighbor". Do you weigh a little o too Jewelers, Sechelt. Work done Electrical Wiring utility room, full basement. Of The Family much? Would you like to slim on the premises. tfn This property also has a nice Alterations and Repairs down without dieting' or All Shoe Accessories REAL ESTATE guest ccTttage. A real buy. F. UTTING, WILSON CREEK "drugs? Try - "TAFON", an Phone Sechelt 25G LONDON CUTLERY Another good buy at Hop Phone 67F or 15T effective mechanical means Gibsons Since 1945 "" FLOWERS John Coleridge Realty kins Landing, 101 ft of water N otions—C ards—Toys of removing hunger pangs. A& GIBSONS FLORIST advertised on .; TV, "TAFON" The Oldest Established Office front, 1.07 acres with a com Miscellaneous • Gifts MAIL ORDER Corsages - V&'eddings is now available at LANG'S' ---- (Immediately South of the fortable home. This is a steal THRIFTEE STORES DRUGSTORES, GIBSONS and Post Office) at; $7000. Left of Post Office Funeral Designs Pit Ml" Noiary Public 6 room house at Williamson Gibsons, B.C. Plants SECHELT. .,,,,.; , tfn STAG POCKET KNIFE ..Sales, Conveyancing, Manage- Ldg. Wonderful garden, good Headquarters For Wool Flowers by Wire NOTICE 'ment Agent for- the Official water supply, boat house, Carole Brakstad 3-Blade Stag y: TRACTOR. WORK Halfmoon Bay Aux. to St. Administrator, etc. fruit trees, 260 feet of water Stock Knife, Clearing, Grading, Excavating. Phone 109M - Gibsons Mary's Hospital Will hold a Connection with important front with an unsurpassed view Solingen steel. D6 Bulldozing MARSHALL'S PLUMBING 3" long. Rummage Sae and Bingo,.. on Vancouver Realtors. of Howe Sound. Full price Clearing Teeth HEATING & SUPPLIES June 8, at 8 p.m. in Halfmoon Local Office DVA and VLA $8500 easy terms. NOW 75 Always a better buy at ARCHES FOR RENT Phone Gibsons 134, 104 or 33 ONLY $2- Bay Hall. Refreshments. SECHELT INSURANCE TOTEM REALTY A. E. Ritchey C and S SALES, SERVICE ppd. TOWING AND FREIGHTING AGENCIES, Agents For Real Estate,' Gibsons B.C Phone Gibsons 176 W. - Nygren, Gibsons 13 tfn ______Propane Gas Property Management, TELEVISION Combination -Gas Ranges Professional WORK WANTED Insurance •By tender for removal, one SALES AND SERVICE NAIL NIPPERS Sales and Installations Spray and brush painting; Office phone 22F storey frame house, located on Fast work - Guaranteed T.E. DUFFY, Agent Free Estimates Plier type in also paperhanging. J. Melhus. Bay road, near wharf, in vil 10% Down - Easy Terms Electric and Gas Hot Plates fine* forged steel Phone Gibsons 33. tfn Residence 31Q lage ctf Sechelt. Bids must* 3 Month's Free Service 4ML inch. I. MACKAY, Salesman. state number of days required FREE TRIALS FURNITURE HELP WANTED ~"* " LINOLEUMS NOW Residence 70F to. complete contract. Tenders RICHTER'S RADIO — T-V Carpenters wanted immedi must be submitted in writing Phone 3 Sechelt ONLY H.B. GORDON AGENCIES - Phone 6 •• Sechelt y ately. Smith and Peterson to P.O. Box 124, Sechelt not Home and Industrial Wiring Sechelt LIFE INSURANCE Construction, Ltd. Phone Gib- later than June 1, 1956. Highest Electrical Heating HUNTING sons 85, 28 or 90Q . { - . REAL ESTATE • or any bid not necessarily ac Continental Life and INSURANCE Insurance Company GIBSONS ELECTRIC KNIFE WANTED TO BUY cepted. Phone 53 Evenings and LORNE BLAIN, Agent Phone 130 Swedish steel1,, Property with house for Holidays 115 ;Used one year, Acme An Authorized GE Dealer Box 188 Phone 82G Radios, Appliances, TV Service wood handle. cash.. T.D. Fulton, Box 3000, Fire, Auto, Liability. Prompt nex Heater, white porcelain 6V2 " long. enamel made to fit beside elec , Gibsons 7 Vancouver, B.C. courteous service. Totem Real LET US HELP YOU " GIBSONS Sheath included : tric or gas range"! Burns wood * FOR RENT "' ty, Gibsons. tfn PLAN NOW BUILDING SUPPLIES NOW 25 or. kitchen refuse, provides heat LTD. ONLY $1 Summer cottage, three rooms PROPERTY FOR SALE " for your kitchen. $50, cost $89.-' For your Construction Needs week or month. Apply A.R, r All types of "WE CARRY THE STOCK" ppd. Cosy, furnished,- 3 bedroom 50 new. Can be seen at Llo3 d's Phone Gibsons 53 Reeves, R.R. 1 Gibsons Phone home for sale in Pender Har store, Garden Bay. BUILDING or ALTERATIONS Money Back Guarantee .21X» ' 23 and LIGHT GRADING ~ KURLUK Send Check or M.O. bour, Close to stores and hos . Suite, 3 rooms, furnished, on ~~ SERVICE"FUELS Smith & Peterson Construction ELECTRIC & PLUMBING Add 5% Sales Tax in B.C. pital, F.P. $4800. Pender Har Ran Vernon waterfront a t Granthams, bour 2W . 23 Ltd. Complete Wiring and available June 15, Phone Gib R.R. 1 Gibsons Phone 173Q Phone 28, 85 or >9QQ, Gibsons Plumbing, Service FOR SALE Alder cr Fir Bushwood LONDON sons 114W. • REFRIGERATION v MASTER PLUMBER Used Fridgidaire, 4 years' Mill Slabwood To Plan for your Requirements WANTED TO RENT Sand, Gravel and Cr. Rock. SALES and SERVICE " use 9-6 cu. ft. Howe Sound Commercial — Domestic Free Estimates CUTLERY A furnished cottage, Gibsons Trading Co. Gibsons tfn Products. 25 Years'. Experience Phone Sechelt 107 160 W. Hastings St., Vancouver to Seehelt area,, by young ~33 ft. West Coast ^roller in B.C. Reduced price! Choice Fry A. M. CAMPBELL GIBSONS BOAT WORKS couple. Good position, good! ing Chickens 45c per lb. dres A-l condition. Phone Gibsons SECHELT 83Q Boat Builders & Repairers The Cutlery Store on . rent available. Phone Gibsons 15Y or write 3cx 125, Gibsons Hastings Street since 1909 sed. Wyngaert Poultry Farm. Phone Gibsons 11IX 133 Gibsons 167. 22 Complete Household Fur niture and Kitchen effects, TPrices reasonable. Bob Calder THE Gibsons 98Q. Good films Purebred pedigreed New p CLEAR OUT SALE Zealand • Whiterex rabits, B.L. Cope, 7 Roberts Creek, Phon© PATMay 31: StE. Mary'sA AltaDr So at theatre Gibsons 22C ciety rummage sale and home Romeo and Juliet will be ON 3 Sheep, 1 ram, 1 ewe lamb. cooking, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. shown for one day only at $75. Phone 180Y, Gibsons. United vChurch Hall, Gibsons. Gibsons Theatre and that day Hide-a-bed type couch, own June 1 - Bingo Granthams will be Thurs., May 31. The SAVE $100 MARCONI 21" CONSOLE mattress, good condition, Community Hall 8 p.m. show starts at 7.30 and in the green, $125. % iron bed with cast will be Laurence Harvey, SWIVELBASE June 2 - Another big Kiwan Susan Shentail, Flora Robson mattress, $15. B. Warnock, Ma- is Bingo "Nite". .-• Reg , $27^.95- •-.'yy 7 deira Park 3V. 23 and Norman Wooland. There June 4 - Roberts Creek: Na is a real treat in store' for Wood circular heater stove tional Film Pictures, Legion theatre goers in this picture. SALE $35. Mimeograph machine $40. Hall, 8 p.m.. $199.95 Both in good condition. W.A.. 'June 5 - Sechelt: St. Hilda's For Friday, and Saturday a Kennedy, Sechelt B.C.; 23 W.A. Tea and Sale of Home top western drama, Naked Dawn, a splendid action pic Wall tent 12Txl4', 12ft ply-'. Cooking, at Mr. and Mrs. ture with Arthur Kennedy and wood boat V bottom, out Dawe's home. Betta St. John will be screened. PHILCO 21'^ DeLUXE board motor. J.M. Sather, Red June 6 - Superfluity; Sale, rooffs, Halfmoon Bay,/ St; Bartholomews W.A; In the Next week, in Miracle in the Rain, Jane Wyman and Van DEMONSTRATOR Used blue and\ white enam Parish Hall at 10.00 a.m. Johnson play the loriely girl elled MojEfatt combination June 7 - Gibsons, L.A. Cana \./y.yB^\is$SM and the soldier. The pick-up eectric range and garbage dian Legion 109, crib and whist. Legion Hall. that opens the story starts un burner, with 2 ovens, Good con- r SAS dition $55. Phone Sechelt 57Y June 12: Roberts Creek Im folding a presentation of great PHILCO LOW BOY -* $175 provement Association meet at ness, that makes a change in WITH BUIt/T-IN TIMER ~~~ HBOY'S WEAR~ Legion7.Hall, 8 p:m. the life of a girl. REG;!^39.95 Jeans, T-Shirts, > Underwear, June 15 - Gibsons Canadian Miracle in the Rain plays Bathing Trunks; Socks, Caps Legion 109. 26th birthday par Thursday and Friday of next SALE $339,95 and Accessories. ty, Legionaires and Wives, L. week. y . >y. PHILIPS TABLE MODEL MARINE MEN'S WEAR A. and husbands. 8 p.m. Saturday's thriller is Crime ^GIBSONS June 17 - Father's Day Din Wave. This is a cops'n killers ner: Legion Hall Sechelt. sensation in which, to use the NOW $199.95 DIRECTORY June 21 - Gibsons at Miss words of the-billing, "the city HILL'S MACHINE SHOP Grants, 2.30 p.m. United church is blasted inside out"! garden party, ice cream, cake, .:$•.'• •• Mobilized Welding tea, home cooking, At the WESTINGHOUSE Welding Anywhere — Anytime Expert Tradesmen church hall if-wet. Harold Wilson Wilson Creek 21'* with Base Precision Machinists ' BY MRS. D. ERICKSON Phone 54 Residence 152 A Beauty for only ..." ' PENINSULA CLEANERS Totem Realty Dr. and Mrs? L. Kornder have returned to Vancouver after Cleaners for Ihe Secheli Phone Gibsons 44 evenings 147 spending part of Jtheir honey 239,95 Peninsula moon at ihe B. Steele beach Phone: cottage: -yy"; /.; ' *• ' Gibsons 1,00 Aftery spending 36 years in PENINSULA- -• ;" British"-Columbia and the prai MOTOROLA 21" DeLUXE Anne Garry's baked meat - ACCOUNTING SERVICE pies are a new enterprise en ries Fred- Vicor is visiting Reg. $309.95' All Types of Accounting Sechelt Peninsula. In her home friends in England until Au gust. Problems Expertly Attended at Sechelt, where she has con George Lay jr. was rushed NOW Village: Enterprises Bldg. verted the kitchen into her $239.95 Sechelt < to hospital in Vancouver last workshop, Mrs. Garry is pro PHILCO 21 " Office Open 9 a.m.—5 p.m. week for an appendix opera A > ducing her meat pies. DeLUXE CONSOLE Daily tion. He is the grandson of Mr. Phone Sechelt 98F She has a new electric range and Mrs. Ted Norburn. AND MANY;,OTHERS AT and other cooking equipment, The sudden death of Mrs. NOTARY PUBLIC , and has obtained a provincial Ralph Murray at White Rock Reg. 389.95 1 Legal Documents promptly v yA^y^OY^ " attended to licence to produce and market came as a shock to her many her pies. The pies are sold friends. Mr. and Mrs. Murray 2 YEARS TO PAY. . W.J.' (Jack) Mayne. who lived here many years SA£E $299.95 Phone 24. Sechelt B.C. through local outlets. Mrs. Garry previously spent built the home now owned by WIRING a year at the Kumagen Cafe Ted Coles. Commercial & Residential in Gibsons, Don Motzer is working at Electric Kitimatt operating a large Space Heating Anywhere on the Peninsula shovel. PARKER and SIM Residents are asked to co When you shop say you saw operate with sprinkling regu one 6 Secheli ELECTRIC it in The Coast News. lations now in effect by the Parker's Hardware Davis Bay waterworks. Sechelt 51 — 130 Evenings 6 Coast News May 31 1956 tage and will soon be regular with their family, next door Mr. and Mrs. Janes. SELVES" weekend visitors. the Phil Dills and children had The Ted Roseblooms took Mr. and Mrs. H.Tf. Hunt hadi Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dwyer and their daughter's children for a Halfmoon Bay a full house with Mr. and Mrs. offspring as guests. cruise to Buccaneer Bay, and BY PAT WELSH R.B. Stoker and children as At the Harold Pearces were Vaucroft. v Redrooffs had its full quota house guests, while the H.W. . their two spns-in-iaw,- Mr. G. Julius Sather was thrown in of its summer colony for the Hunts were overflowing with Anderson, and Mr. W.E. Gil to the sea from ,his boat while LETS GROW UP firmly; resolved that I would! holiday. At Irishman's Cove, Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Mr. bertson arid Fred Whitworth, fishing by the -wash from an permit no man to narrow and Mr. and Mrs. F . Lyons had as and Mrs. Grant and Mr. Keith Who were busy erecting a sum outboard motor boat. He was Professor H.A. Overstreet degrade my soul by making guests Mr. and Mrs. P. Russell, Hunt with their respective mer cottage for the Anderson able to swim and is none the wrote a stimulating book me hate him." So he kept on (their daughter and her hus families. family. It is well underway worse for his unexpected dip. which for many months re loving the people who scorned band) Mr. and Mrs. J. Scalon At the Delamont cottage and they hope to have it ready He lost his tackle.which will mained a best seller in non- fic him. Here is a sure sign of ma and Mrs. F. Thompson. Satur were Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Win- for occupancy soon. be replaced by the person res tion: It was named "The Ma turity; to return good for evil, day evening they held a fare terbottom their family and par * * * ponsible for the accident; ture Mind" and it is to the' ty of friends. From New Westminster credit of the reading public to remain kind and consider well party for Mr.- and Mrs. Two residents, of Redrooffs ate whence have reason for Ed Edmunds who are leaving The W. Dix's and! their fam cam*e '.the J. Cunliffes, Donald have been admitted to St. that this book, neither cheap ily were at Castaway, and the . and Bob Parrot. Mr. and Mrs. jior sensational, sold several resentment and indignation. the Bay for some months. The Pauls Hospital, Vancouver, * * * evening was spent singing and S. Cromies with their family Don Macdonald, the former Mrs. E. Haines and Jini Mor hundred thousand copies. That entertained Mr. and Mrs. R. slowly improving. Mr. J. Mc- fact increases one's respect It was this spirit of love and dancing. On Monday they gan. goodwill tihat impressed the drove down to Sechelt for the Cromie and their children. The Quarrie, and the Rick Lambs Mrs. B. Hare is at home, af for the reading public. R. Cromies palatial cruiser * pagan world ages ago and only May Day celebrations. Dr. and and their children. Bob and ter a sojourn at St. Mary's Hos Professor Overstreet main love will conquer our adver Mrs. K. Argue and son Rich Tempest IV swung at anchor, Eric White weekended with pital Garden Bay. tains that many people who saries. During the First World ard, drove up Friday evening. and came in for a lot of admir their parents, Mr. and Mrs. have been succesful in a ma War a German submarine sank They got their boat into the ation. Piper Sr. and the Pipers Jr. terial sense have remained im a Manchester liner and when water and tried out the fish * * » and family came up to their C51IC.MELT y mature and childish in a spir the crew sought to escape, fir ing. The Bert Andersons were home, at the Bill Grundy's itual sense. They have never ed-upon them in the lifeboats. The Jim Cooper's guests bursting at the seams with Mr. were their daughter and her grown up but at 50 or 60 or Some of the men, however, es were their young daughter and Mrs. A. Trent, Lee, Terry husband. Mr. and Mrs. D. y^mMm- 70 years of age at the slightest caped, among them was Cap Marilyn, Wendy Higgs, Mrs. . and new son Ricky, andi Mr. Smith Lorraine and* young provocation behave like spoil tain Musgrave. At the time W. Aberhart and 'Mr. F. Ball. Mickey Taggert. Bill. ( ;"-",'•;95M '^y.-v^ ed youngsters. these survivors declared their At the Frank Claydons were At Mrs. A. Hanleys were Mr. Also at their homes were Often they: have positions of enmity against the Germans Mr. and Mrs. George Claydon, and Mrs. M. Hanley and Wan Mr. and Mrs. Sexton, Mi*, and BICYCLES influence; they may be mem would never die; and these in Linda and Frank who are on a da, Mr.' and Mrs. Mart Reid of Mrs. J. Falls and family, Mr. Carriages, Wheeled Goods dignant sentiments were un bers of congress or en a col two week vacation. •:> Deep Cove, Mr. Miner of Bert Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Lee : derstandable. 0 REPAIRS "'yy :.y\ lege faculty or heading up cit- Mr. George Nairn was host Langley. The Bill Thorns, Ger Hunt, and at Cedar Springs azens committees. They would After tlie war was over to Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Heseiton ry and Chuck took their guests, be the last in the world to be shipping was resumed and the whose daughter, Mrs. Eric Ni Mr. and Mrs., A. Preston fish ymmmmm lieve it if told they had never first German bark to cross the chols, wife of the well ing and got some fish too. developed. Because they hold Atlantic was named, St. Paul. known coloumnist have been At Simpsons Corner, Mrs. I. No Down Payments Through prominent positions in church She encountered severe storms on a honeymoon trip around Simpson had her daughter and or lodge or cub, they feel it is and almost sank, would almost the world husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wil- their privilege to be irritable certainly have done so had it Hams as guests. The Johnny N.FLA. Loans and overbearing and to resent . not been for the heroic efforts * * * Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Scott and Simpsons family had the any kind of. criticism. of a british vessel and her George Simpsons, Carol, Susan « * * crew. Among the rescuers was Joyce are on a motoring trip for the long weekend, while and young Johnny with them. There have always been spir Captain Musgrave, who had Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robin itual babies. Nineteen centur been on the Manchester liner, Mr. Tom-Barrows has Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith and son Bert as son were putting their house ies ago Paul wrote to the sunk by the German subma in order also the McAllisters Christians of Corinth some rine. • * * . * The famous sculptor, Michel angelo, had a bitter enemy so he painted a picture of Hell and had this man very prpm- You can cash in on the biggest used car and truck bargain spree in ; inently featured there. The town . . . right now at your Ford-Monarch Dealer's! You can^-make1 . man protested . to the,> Pope, the buy of a lifetime on a smart late-model trade-in, at a.pre-vacation ., who replied: "Had ,Michelan- , gelo sent you to pergatory I bargain price! Come in right away—while the selection jsat.its height would have used: my best ef . . . choose the model that suits your nee'dsy at the.price-^ forts to get you released, but ' to pay! Drive away a bargain—enjoy many miles of happy motoring! I exercise no influence in. Hell." •On the other hand there LOOfirfO&TtiESB) , have been many men, mag- SOLb Ofi/LY . nifieently matured: There was S&&VS7UATM&W jg ,., BYYOUQ Abraham Lincoln who appoint ed Stanton, secretary of. war, knowing that the man never •q§3RW&%%' iff" lost an opporunity of ridicul s ing him. When Stanton, years . after, stood by the body of4 the martyred Lincoln,, he said: , "There lies the' greatest ruler . of mien the world has ever seen." ; There was a member of the colored hace, Bookfer T Wash- . u^peCed o«1*2rvalue., . ington who was- so mature that -. Priced for out**"*"* , i*ed. y he refused to become bitter ot vert Deo,e r an b 'when insulted. He declared: "I : u**v «* -££&»-* .Warranted by Y<>«' •__———-— ,,on OFFERED SCHOLARSHIP his reputo - — Don Tretheway, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tretheway and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. CASH INON OURCARNIVALOF SSEMS-YOSm SK5 V EJI0M1 A BAR0AIN Clare Chamberlin, who resid ed in Gibsons until 1953 has . been offered a four-year ath letic scholarship at the Univer STANDARD MOTORS .,„,, sity 'pf Oregon. The Trethe- way's are well known along the ... v . ... . • , *••••-,... y ••••. A ;, • Sunshine Coast, his mother Your Ford-Monarch Dealers having once, taught school at Halfmoon Bay. Don won most WATCH FOR THE NEW, WORLD'S FINEST & FASTEST-CUTTING LARGER BROTHER of his laurels for' 7 Kamloops OF THE FAMOUS H.M.- I.E.L. CHAIN SAW. high school. . Don't forget "tb read The -MONARCH HARBOUR MOTORS Coast News (ClassifiedI. SUB "• AGENT Roy Dusenbury, Pender Harbour Coast News May 31 1966 7 er-Fiaroour Pendu er's licence was fined $25 and BY MRS. A. A. FRENCH poned till June 12 at 2 p.m. costs. water reserve Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Members are asked to attend An excessive weight of Pender Harbour is looking Murphy is daughter Maureen as it is the last meeting and freight on a vehicle at Half to the future. The Board of from Golden B.C. there is important, business on moon Bay cost George Baldwin Trade has asked for a water A recent visitor to, the Lloyd the agenda. of Powell River a fine of $20 RUNNING SHOES reserve on Haslam Creek, Turner home was Miss B; The West End Social club and costs. 1 WORK BOOTS near Madeira Park, for a fu Wright of Canoe B.C. who is met at the home of Mr. and Donald Everett of Selma ture water, supply for their studying at Provincial Normal Mrs Gunnar Hanseac Cards Park, charged with being in SANDALS FOR ALL THE FAMILY area. The creek, which flows School. were enjoyed and 22 members toxicated in a public place, from Haslam lake and flows Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack attended- the Sechet Poolroom; was fin Phone 25G Sechelt past not far from Madeira Nelson were Mr. and Mrs. A going-away party was held ed $20 and costs and on a sec ^•wwmmwi*%mw^m^**wr%*a»m&c+iMa**&m9V&m*%***»*%^ is Park, is said to have an excel Eric Hanson and daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. -J. ond charge of being in posses-, lent volume for av local supply. Janet of Campbell River B.C. Parker in honor of. Mr. and sion of beer in a public place. Another Board of Trade pro _Mfs. Lloyd Turner is back Mrs; Steve. Howlett who are was fined $50 and costs. • SHOP AT ject is requesting a road to be' in hospital for check up and leaving,- Sechelt Tfor Smithers. Herman Bantell of Vancou opened along the North shore possible surgery. Those present.. were Mr. and ver, and Leonard Phaire of of the .Harbour, to serve the Mrs. Dolly Dunn visited Mrs. J. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Vancouver each paid a $2 fine CHRIS'S VARIETY SHOPPE residents living beyond St. Vancouver for a few days. Ben Lang, Mr/ and Mrs. Toyn- . and costs, for illegal parking for Mary's;; Hospital; There, .are . Congratulations.; to Mr. and -. beeV Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norm- On a charge of driving a car foot paths or trails in some Mrs. Teddy Osborne on the intcn, Mr. and.Mrs. Bill Ran without due care and. atten Butterick, Patterns parts. It is not: considered too birth of a baby daughter in kin, Mr. and" Mrs. J- Fahrni, tion, Nels Hanson of Pender difficult terrain for a roadi Vancouver General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.' George Millar, Harbour, was found guilty, and Sewing- Accessories 'The road on Frances Penin Visiting Mr. and Mrs. O.K. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Osborne fined $25 and costs. sula has been receiving atten Engen were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ccbk, BEACH TOYS — DINKY TOYS Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson; Mr. tion. Gravelling has progress Engen of Surrey, Mr. and Mrs. DIAL PHONES WADING POOLS — PICNIC SUPPLIES Bill Smith of Wood Fibre and and Mrs. Ted Osborne, Mr. and ed though it is still loose be Dial phones are being instal cause of the long dry spell. Mr. and Mrs. E. Priess of Port Mrs. J. Redman and Mr. and BIRTHDAY CARDS & GIFTS Mellon. Mrs. Frank Newton/The How led-at Pender Harbour, in an ticipation of the hook-up in : Mr. and Mrs. E. Rogers andl ie tts were presented with a Father's Day Cards mHmExi '••••"•'• June this year. Local subscri- family are leaving Sechelt for flash camera as a going away bers are anticipating the early PHONE 96 SECHELT BRAKE LININGS Kamloops. gift; use of this convenience. FOR ALL MAKES The L.A. to tlie Sechelt Can- Mrs. J. Peterson is in Van OF CARS adian Legion meeting is post couver for a short visit. USED CARS Port Mellon news notes Ask Your Local Grocer for SALES MRS M. WEST fin Island N.W.T. With the let Mr. and Mrs. L. Bredy are ter were lively drawings of SERVICE boats, cariboo, dog teams and) « receiving congratulations on snow houses. ANNE GARRY'S PARTS the birth of their daughter, Frjday was Sports Day and Lora Lynne on May 20 in St. the following children have REPAIRS Vincents Hospital. qualified to represent Port Mel For The Mr. and Mrs. D. Tjensvold of lon at the Peninsula inter- Longview are the proud par school track meet to be held June 2 M EA T PIES ents of- a' daughter born in NEW 1956 Group 1, Bernadette Gant, Grace Hospital on May 20. Made At Sechelt Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Sherman Carol El nemiark,. Kathryn Proulx, Judy Waterhouse, and .David and Mr. and Mrs. Phone 19T G. Taylor went to the Profes Brian Lewis, ^Grant Munro, Anne Garry VOLKSWAGEN Robbie Boyes, Larry Austin, sional Tennis Exhibition match i GENERAL at Kerrisdale arena on Thurs Steven Macklam. AUTOMOTIVE day night. Group 2, Maureen Forsch- Mrs. Lewis with her three ner Nadine Gant, Joanne Fer REPAIRS youngest sons is visiting in guson, Rocky Zantolas, Robbie TIRES - BATTERIES "Vancouver. Gill, Randy Boyes, Barry NOTICE Quarry, Billy Mason, Larry WELDING Mr; P. Strike is on a week's holiday in Vancouver. Whitty, Bobbie Louden. McCULLOCH SAWS Mr.* and Mrs. H. Ollenberg- Group 3; David Gant, Burk- Corporation of Gibsons Landing er with Richard, Barbara and hart Kerbis,. Bobbie ; Stewart, Gerry spent the long weekend Billy, Quarry, Bruce Strayhorn, Sprinkling or irrigation of lawns or gardens with water from the SOLNIK in Vancouver. Dawn Armstrong, Kay, Louden, Municipal Water System during the months of June July and August of Greetings are sent by Mr. Jackie Atcheson, Barbara Nor« the current year is forbidden except on permits issued by the Clerk. Such i y&ttd Mxsyi^^^^^ovcgh Mr.-* - 'man;, .'^yf] •yr-., •.,.~~-.,.\ ^ . permits to allow sprinkling or 'watering one hour per day* between hours, yBroo,d Jump, David Gant, of 8 p.m. and 11 p.m., and on three days per week. Permit shall be posted- Phone': '$$&,' Sechelt' ahd Mrs. -GlXS^oim^. A .'.: Brownie.and Trudy and the Bruce Strayhorn, Dawn Arm in a conspicuous place on the premises and open to inspection by the Water "Flying Teakettle" are now in strong, Kay Louden, Colin Commissioner or other official of the Corporaton. Spain and a seven day's won Johnson, Gail Greggain, Fee for permit shall be: I BE der at each village where ev Softball throw, Bruce Stray Flat Rate Service, Two Dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) for the CLEARLY eryone turns out to gaze at horn, Barry Legh, John Stew- Months of June. July and August. them and Goldie. Thrilled! are, Jacquie Atcheson, Sharon Metered Service — Fifty Cents (50c) for the months of June, July INFORMED with the Pyrenees in spring Harrop, Gail Greggain^ Lynn and August. This charge to cover cost of issuing permit. and the little coastal fishing Stx-ayhorn. In case of any violation of conditions of the Permit the Permit may villages they report such be cancelled without any refund, in addition to any other penalties for CBU amusing incidents as seeing' a violation of Water Regulations and'Rates Bylaws. tiny donkey sliding down/ a 7 permits May also be suspended in case of shortage of water supply. rocky path almost hidden by Police Court MONDAY a huge load of hay with the Philip Naud Paul of'Van . X ROBERT BURNS, farmer's wife perched precar couver was found guilty of ClerE - June 4tK ••;•;£>; iously atop, her^riose buried in failing to report an accident, the daily paper. ; ; . and fined $10 and costs. On a L second charge of driving with 10:15pm. A letter describing the ex- out due care and attention, he citmeht in camp when a polar was acquitted, due to insuffi bear incautiously visits them cient evidence. 7;-V was received by children at Ralph Spooner of Twin •Port 7- Mellon School from EST Creeks, Steven Shane of Van kimo children living on Baf couver and Joseph Chapell of Lulu Island, were fined $25 / , . .. For Guarenieed '•and costs each in Magistrate WELLS Watch and Jewelry Johnston's court for exceeding Repairs speed limits .on the Sechelt CHRIS'S JEWELERS Highway, • THfXOTROPIC ALKYD Work done , on the Premises . William Brown of Pender Harbour, charged with operat Phone 96 Sechelt ing a car wifti an expired driv- M0-MO Sd ftOMiegs Unlike liquid types of enamel, Marshall-Wells Thixqtropic Alkyd t GiRJk D M AT 10 '. j.ELLenaifr'ei .ha£.the consistency of rich, thick cream. Turns to a Hear liquid state when spread with brush or roller •.splattering and dripping are virtually eliminated! The Honourable D RE. SS IE 'VE NEVER USED AN Kenneth Kiernan Phone 95Q .Sechsli ENAMEL LIKE IT BEFORE ! Minister of agriculture and Minister of Mines* # Won't settle in the can . . . needs nb mixing. Leftovers stay fresh and usable for years. ;" speak on the • - Won't sag or run. Brushes or rolls on far British Columbia Easier than ordinary enqmeL 7- Social Credit • Practically odorless-y- Use inside Government's '.-' or out on woodwork, walls, cab: policy in relation ine'ts, furniture, metal, masonry to the control of or wood. Unbeatable ^durability and washability; •• ' ' ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ io.f» Livestock Diseases GENERAL MEET THURS. JUNE 14, BY THE 6AU0H FOR ALL YOUR PAINTINS NEEDS! 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