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Wins P TA Scholarship Attended the Event Provincial Library ; Viatoria, B. c. Just Fine Food ', : I : Shop and Compare DANNY'S I SYLVIA'S DINING ROOM SERVING *THE GROWING SUNSHINE^ COAST V 1 The handiest store in Town • Phone Gibsons 140 Published in Gibsons- B.C., Volume 11 Number 40, October 10, 1957 1 Open daily,—^8 a.m. to Midnight Twenty-five television cameras and 27 radio pick-ups will be n <sed in bringing • the pageantry • of the ••-royal visit to Ottawa, into A fire Friday night of last about 7.30 p m. and within min­ • Trillions' of homes across Canada week on Fletcher road near utes flames were shooting sky­ The Ottawa sketch map shows Wynne road which destroyed a wards. Two young men, Den­ house on property owned by <th routes the royal.' party will nis Giles and Johnny O'Brien e Len Swanson was one of the follow on each day, points of in­ were living in the aged build­ most spectacular Gibsons area ing and were sleeping at the terest, and the positions at which has had for some time. time. They escaped in their ^. CBC 'cameras and commentators Flame shot high into the air pyjamas, only, having to break will be located. ' for a considerable part of the their Way out through a win­ Saturday,, October 12 time of the fire and the blazing dow. The only other item re­ Commentators inside and out­ building was most difficult to ported saved was a passport be­ side the RCAF cantilever hangar approach owing to the intensity longing to one of the men. at Uplands airport in Ottawa wiii oi the heat. Ten volunteer firemen under provide a full description of the The fire alarm was turned in Fire Chief Feeney responded to »royal party's arrival and- the re­ the call and kept the fire from ception at the airport. On thin spreading. Investigation after and many other occasions during $38,000 for the fire has not definitely re­ • the visit, CBC will have a woman • vealed what caused tha out­ commentator.on hand to describe break. One thought was that items of feminine interest. On it started in the kitchen. Saturday, Jean-Hinds will be lo­ new building cated inside the hangar. Construction of new line As1 the party leaves the airport stores and garage for the B.C. for Rideau Hall, CBC radio com Electric engineerng department will be commenced shortly in 30 memberb s mentators will describe the' pro­ v cession , from' various .vantage Sechelt. ' points along the way. Common hi the neighborhood of $38,000. are wanted tators will be located at Hog's Cost of construction will be 'Back, the Experimental Farm, Buildings wil be of modern de­ Some 30 more members are the Bank Street: Bridge^ on the truck garage, line store room, required to make certain Over­ ture Concerts will be staged roof of the Toronto General sign and will house a three drying room, lunch room and again in Gibsons this winter Tsust. building overlooking Con­ office for the line and mainten­ season. federation Squai'e, at the Royal ance department on the 'Penin­ Canadian Mint, in front of the This was announced at Mon­ sula. Prime Minister's residence, and day night's meeting of the local The buildings will be con­ association committee, by Rich­ close to the door of Rideau Hall. structed on a site adjoining the ard McKibbin, chairman of the v Sunday, October 13 new Sechelt sub-station now meeting'. As a result and be­ On their way to divine service under construction on the Por­ cause the committee feels sure at Christ, Church Cathedral (Ang­ poise Bay road. the members will come forth, lican), the Queen and Prince The contract has yet to be ti has been tentatively arrang­ Philip will Stop) at theT national awarded and will be announ­ ed that three artists will' per­ war memorial tb: meet Victoria ced later. form in Gibsons this season. Cross winners Tatid lay a Twreath They will be John'Larigstaffe' on the.CenotaphTCBC radio com­ baritone, on Nov. 7- the Stecher mentators will be located on; the and Horowitz piano duo on roof of the Toronto General Canvassers Feb. 7 and Nina Dova, an en­ Trust building arid at the war tertainer who has been praised memorial. • -' by Anna Russell, on March 25. The party willT then drivie on, still working ; ; -: ?The-meeting-was held iff'the via SparksT Yyon, Queen .and '• ••"'iy^' yeai:Vt^'nd^tt*Natidhs United Church hall with Rob­ Bronson to the Cathedral. The al Institute for the Blind fin­ ert Burns as secretary. B.L. commentator oh the roof over ancial drive on the Sunshine Cope presented the financial looking the war memorial will be • of Riueau nan, .oytbi.>ie . tue Ruy«vi vsm i>e „t-tneiCiiy nail to describe be stationed inside and outside Coast resulted in a surprise for picture which encouraged the supplemented by one at the cor­ those in. charge of the cam-, Canadian Mmc, at the corner oi' .the Visit. One commentator will the grounds of Rideau Hall, and committee to look ahead to a ner of Sparks arid Bank streets Sussex and Rideau streets, and be outside the building, the other, outside Ottawa University on paign. The amount collected musical season equally as good ; was $862.35, an increase' of to cover this portion of the drive at Confederation Square. Maud Ferguson, will be inside to Laurier Avenue, on the north* as last year' One thing, the $379 over the previous year There will be two commenta- 'JAiere" will be a icommentator descrbe the signing of-the book. easy corner of Laurier_Avenue committee noted was that there and a record in this area for tators outsidte the Cathedral (one outside the Parliament Buildings Work on the Queensway, a aa Elgin Street, at the riew is an increase in membership -will he a woman) and one inside to report tne royal partys arrival the CNIB. from outside points. modern, express highway design­ Carieton University site on Col­ This year's drive, how under­ The service, at which His Royal and the royal salute. When Hci It is hoped that by the time ed to allow through traffic to onel By Drive, at Hog's Back, and way, does not anticipate break­ Highness will read the second Majesty and Prince Philin enter the concert season starts .ther© bypass the city of Ottawa, will at the airport. One of the com ing any'records but members of lesson, will be broadcast. the building, com-nentators in­ will be closeto or more than be officially started when Her mentators at the airport will bo the committee and canvassers On Sunday evening Her Maj­ side will take over to describe 200 members signed up. This Majesty throws a switch at Hurd Jean Hinds to provide color com­ on the campaign hope tp reach esty will address the nation on the ceremony. Jean Hinds will be will give the committee suffic man's Bridge in south-east Ot­ mentary of special interest to wo­ last year's total at least. T all CBC radio and television net­ inside the building to describe ient funds to help keep the tawa. There will b'e a CBC radio men." ' y Canvassers are now circulat­ works. The broadcast will also things of special interest to wo­ quality of artists at •a high commentator on the scene to de­ During the visit by the Queen ing from Port Mellon to Pen­ be available to non-affiliated sta­ men." xy. ." ..- '.'•_ standard. ; scribe the ceremony. and Prince Philip to Ottawa, the der Harboui tions. AU commentary on the cere­ The speech by His Royal High­ CBC Trans-Canada radio network Monday,October 14 mony in the 'Senate chamber. will ness, Prince Philip will be broad­ will present recorded summaries On Monday, Her Majesty will come fron^ broadcast^booths in cast by CBC radio, in both French of each day's activities. The pro­ Bishop to visit drive from Rideau JIall for thj the second gallery.'Her.:Majesty's and English, His subject will be grams, titled "Royal Diary", will Rt. Rev. Godfrey Gciwer, Dinner may official opening of Parliament, at-, voice, as she reads r the Speech "Human Problems in Areas of ; be heard each evening during Bishop of the Anglican diocese which she will read the^ Speech from the Throne, wilt: be pick :-*(! Industrial Expansion". the couple's stay in Ottawa ex­ of New Westminster will con­ . from, the Throne. It will be the up by a microphone on the floor /Wednesday, October 16 cept on October 13 when Her duct a Harvest Thanksgiving be annual first time in Canadian history of the Senate chamber. On Wednesday, the Qjjeen and ./ ' • •' Majesty will make-*a national service in St. Bartholomew's Suggestion was made at the that this has hjeen done by a Tuesday, October 15 Prince Philip will drive to Up­ radio-TV address. Church at 7.30 p.m. Thursday DeMolay turkey dinner Satur­ The city of Hiill will be visit _ lands airport by way. of Lands* reigning monarch. \ ' Oct. 17. > day night in the School Hall ed by the royalycocple on Tues. downe Park where thousands of CBC radio will provide' a full It will be a choral service that the affair be made an an­ Her Majesty will sign.' the guest school children will be assembl Canvassers will be calling on description of the drive to with the choir attending. This nual event. The suggestion Parliament Hill. The commenta­ book at the city hall and.
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