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** *. raine Goddard of Gibsons, by If ran Berger Complying with all SCRD requests for surveys, engineer- who doubles as regional board X Three y§ars*of negotiations ' ing studies, etc., the Indian chairman, legal counsel for the rbetween the Sechelt Indian Band has agreed in principle to SCRD has advised that rights- • <;Band and the SCRD over the following conditions: of-way should be negotiated V terms of the Sewer Integration The' SCRD would be now. *'} Project, which' would haye'St. responsible for- construction Chairman Goddard told the -' £ Mary's. Hospital and the In- and supervision of all works, • Coast News it is her under itdian lands in Sechelt con to insure a proper 'interface' standing the matter was raised nected to the present SCRD with the present system, but very early in the discussions ;>s'ewer system, seem doomed to the written approval of the and that the then chief, Calvin ., fail, unless the spirit? of co Band would be necessary prior. Craigan, had suggested it -operation and mutual trust to construction contracts be might be possible to negotiate ; which has existed in past deal- ing let. the rights-of-way as part of the . ,,Tings between the, two groups The Band would pay the same agreement. The matter v:"-can be rekindled. ' * regional district the full cost of had been dropped until actual •••" The bone of contention all works, presently estimated terms were drawn up. '•;which has arisen is the issue of to be $432,000. It would According to Goddard, v';the granting of,rights-of-way subsequently own these works. Clause 6.02 of the Band's - along the foreshore of Indian The -Band would pay most recent draft proposal, lands for future sewer expan $243,000 for the purchase of a wherein "The Band agrees to sion once the present treat capacity of 50,000 gallons per give full and proper considera • The Auxiliary to St. Mary's Hospital, Sunshine Coast, has given unanimous approval that the sum of fif- ment plant is at capacity. The day in "the sewage treatment tion to any future applications ; ty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) be made available to the hospital for the purchase of capital equipment next phase of development t centre. Subsequently, it would - by the regional district for ; for the year 1983. The newly amalgamated Auxiliary has six branches, and a total of 402 members. In- 'calls for an outfall pipe to run pay an annual user and sewer line easements across the : volved in the presentation, made last Tuesday at St. Mary's, were (left to right) Dr. Ed Berinstein, Chief ' along the foreshore and out to maintenance fee to cover Reserve," does not give of Staff; Mrs. Edith Simmons, President of the Auxiliary; Mr. Nick Vucurevitch, Hospital Ad .White Islets.' operating costs at a pro-rated enough assurance that the amount determined by its pro Band will grant an easement. ministrator; and Ms Wendy Hunt, Director of Nursing. —Fmn f$-_cr phots The'Indian Band has been portion of use of the system. Both sides claim they must negotiating to purchase After agreeing to these con protect the rights of future Franklin Beach foul-up ^capacity in
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The: bashing of public" ~s$r-7 vants by bur premier ancHthe general tone of goyernrrient policy,. as reflected - in last week's budget suggests that the v Socreds will be using the Mafia 4 model of governance for the It is perhaps a sad comment on the lack of communica next four years. ; ' Xy'^xx'' tion and trust between the various groups who live on the The Mafia model is best- Sunshine Coast that the regional board apparently feels it known from the splendid .^tyle must go to an out-of-town solicitor for advice on how to of leadership provided by -Don deal with its neighbours,,the Sechelt Indians. . Corleone, the capo di. capi of The dispute between the Indian Band and the SCRD the; Mafia iri: the',nibvie "The about the Band's hookrup to the SCRD sewer.system isa Godfather"; ^bu, remember complex and difficult issue with the likelihood of serious. the Don,. play0d by "Marlon ramifications in the future. It would be presumptuous/ Brando with his cheeks stuff ed perhaps, to attempt any definitive statement about what with cotton; he was very good should or should not be done but a few observations ; at rewarding his^ friends and might be attempted in. the interests "of clarity. : punishing his enerhiesi For this To begin with, thelong-range; prognosis by the • he was greatly respected. engineering firm of Dayton and Kriight is for a'lineto take treated sewage out to the White Islets off the iriouth The Doriyif you Remember, of Wilson Creek. To get there from .the sewage treatment ran " his business- ;i by ^eing plant it will have to cross Indian land. ..'/•' ruthlesis, keeping ^retswthin It is fair to say that the Sechelt Indian, Band in the i the ^family, d^^irig;,tqtd granting of land for the construction of Sk Mary's loyaltyarid mal^rig/pfferi peo Hospital and, more recently, a water-line to supply the ple couldh*i;feiuse.iPo^7t^t area, of West Sechelt when construction had outstripped sound/yfamiliaW7 VDid^the the ability to service the area otherwise, has shown itself a '' KelQwharM^db responsible and co-operative neighbour to the regional Vv Don Corlebri^la^Sy^k? i^r district which surrounds it. One; can understand its sense ^ Firsts b^ of aggrievement at what, seems to be a new-found suspi ourselves; hbw^Hief; cosy noses cion on the part of some regional directors. were ^-ek^edlth;: May^Qf If the dispute is riot worked out the Indian Band may X every 10 ele^iWe-ypters^^ have to construct a sewage treatment system of its own, province' 3.8 vbitedVSobial for Trail Bay has reached permissible legal limits of Credit; 3:4 voted NDP; ^ pollution. That will be a most expensive proposition for : voted for others, and the rest•'•••' the Indian Band and the regional district will still have to 'H.didn^v bother/ The^ Social negotiate an easement for its future sewage lines. In that ; Credit^pj^ event it is likely that sewage disposal"will cost everyone on the Coast a great deal more than if the agreement is sign - tfie province in ordertb obtain ed now, if in fact any agreement is by that time possible thK*^verwhelrhing mandate". to cross Indian land. Fairienbugh - that's politics. It is difficult to understand the apparent regional in - However, since obtaining the clination to play hardball with the Indian Band in the .overwhelming mandate, the matter of these negotiations. They must at some time capo di capi,- Bill Bennett has cross Indian land-and it would seem to be in the best in ; terests of the taxpayer,if a maximum of co-operation and convinced himself \ that the trust should be maintained. • Mafia really had a better idea There has always been a strong minority of commercial when it came to governing. To . interests in Sechelt who would rather see the unused begin .with, just like the God sewer capacity used,elsewhere for short-term economic father, the premier started; out benefit and the question must be asked if the SCRD is ac by rewarding his friends, hew : jobs, big raises in /salary, ting in the best long rarige interests of the taxpayer or in gbverriment jobs for close the short-term interest of a strong minority lobby. family friends, ybu know the 3/ sortbfthing.;-.;.-;7,;:'';>7' If you -don't/ think the premier is .aware of the distribution of: favors tpfriends favoiirfd and family, just try to find out what the duties and qualifica • The Coast Garibaldi Uriion Board of Health's recent tions of a Government Agent resolutions to the Union of B.C. Municipalities should in this province are. Budget for encourage discussion by the regional board of a recent Recently the village of Sechelt adopted a new logo, with a jumping fish, sailboat and tent near the cen a huge phone bill and be suggestion from area A director Ian Vaughan that his tre of the design to indicate that the "Heart of the Sunshine Coast" welcomes tourists to enjoy out prepared, to talk to more region be declared a pesticide and herbicide-free zone. door activUies. Back in 1913, the date of this photo, tenting was highly popular in the village itself bureaucrats than you ever The Board of Health's resolution contains all the data along the Trail Bay shoreline. Shown here is the tent on The Boulevard near Ocean Avenue where the required to:re-open thedebate.^ We would welconie a ^thought'.existed. If you get an reconsideration of the proposal. ?V Robert Str^ for some yearsJ Mr. Straight was a Vancouver school teacher, later a answer please Jet
Coast News, July 11,1983
Editor, 27 and 28, we want to let you Through your publication, hope you enjoyed yourselves know how proud we are of you and hold good memories. may I extend the following all, that we were happy to assist message to the. Elphinstone As is usual, various personal Editor, all the great religions, in and, that we wish you the very items were left behind and all Regarding further devel- cluding Islam arid teaches that Grades of 83. best in your future endeavours. On behalf of my husband but one earring have been . opments in .the Baha'i situa they are all, in their essence, To me, it is significant of a returned. Anyone missing one tion in Iran. inspired by brie God. and I, and the other twenty-five close group that, in a grad class parents and family members, pierced earring can call me for The Baha'is of the Sunshine These hangings have of 93 strong, only five of you return. Thank you. . Coast were outraged* this brought the total number of who attended, chaperoned and weekend by the news received Baha'is officially shot or drove for the activities on June were unable, to attend. We all Shirley Macey > from Canadian Baha'i head hanged by the .regime to 155. response quarters that, in their sister They arouse grave concern for community of Iran, 10 Baha'i the fate of some 200 other negative " women, ages 18-54, have been -, Baha'is imprisoned around the Editor, hanged'for their beliefs. ' country. Iri addition, 10,000 As the person who first We were .horrified by the Baha'is are now homeless, brought the "Claire-Ann" to fact that a wholcgroup of in their properties destroyed or Oddvin Vedo's attentioriM feel' nocent women had been so confiscated by the authorities. I must speak out. When I call-' > savagely treated and that the The worldwide Baha'i com ed Oddvin with, the story of . authorities tried to keep the munity has been deeply ^this historic ship needing 9#! killings secret, by making no gratified and encouraged by place to moor, it was my hope public announcement, Refus the many concerned that the Sunshine Coast, ing to allow the families to statements urging the Iranian which speaks so much of receive the bodies for burial or regime to cease its systematic tourist development, might be - even see them. persecution of the Baha'is, able to seize this opportunity >. These shocking ' killings that have co'nie from; the and capitalize in a positive way .represent an alarming escala- .United Nations^ the European from the resulting publicity. ' tion of the Mullah's campaign / parliament, and humanitarian I in no way wish to defend df .terror against the Baha'is organizations and from na the actions of the crew, who which is now being focused on tional, and local governments might have displeased, the the women of the community. of all kinds, x • residents of Hopkiris Landing;' "-, It shows the'Iranian clergy's Canadian Baha'is are par but is it not time that the good .'particular hatred of the princi ticularly " proud of the; record bf the majority should over--* ple of equality of men and of actions taken by Canadian shadow the concerns of !a^ women that is central to the parliament and governmeritin small minority of residents Baha'i teachings. All 16 being the first to speak; out in who seem to have van over>> , Baha'is were put to death their support of UN resolu riding fear of tourist deyelpp- because they refused to recant tions and in opening its doors ' ment. Should we not be think^. .their faith. The 10 women had- "to several hundred Baha'i?X 7 ing of the young, and the \ from Iran who have been been subjected to brutal inter- families, that are going to prb>.': rogatibn in prison and warned . stranded in countries outside vide the tax base to keep the • that' if .they did 'np'F sign a Iran by acts of the revolu services we enjoy healthy. If 'prepared' statement denying tionary regime. we are going; to ;develop st their beliefs and converting to - As they continue to alert the tourist-based economy >ve< Islam, they would be killed. public to these;/ crimes,: being must seize every opportunity^ The reason given originally for - committed by a regime defiant that presents itself in a positive ••'* their arrest was that they had of world opinion, they wantto manner; negative responses been holding classes for Baha'i speak to. thank and, express lead only to a negative growth children who had been expell their gratitude for/these many factor. ..,..!." ed from Iran's schools as expressions of conscience X Does the official unemploy unclean infidels. from members of all faith ment rate haveto reach 50 per A tragedy of appalling communities, civic leaders, cent before this region comes dimensions is building' up in - colleagues and friends. They to its senses? Our public of - Iran. Even more tragic is the . feel that it woiijd be most ficials on the Coast speak - fact that the clergy- there are helpfuLat this time for people about unemployment as if itis using the faith of Islam as a • to give their support to actions a problem that can only be cloak for these crimes against Canada is now considering, by solved by Victoria or Ottawa. humanity. The judge who sent writing to their MPs. They Well, it is time these officials these women and -girls to,their may also write directly to the realize it is their problem arid deaths warned recently in the Iranian ' Embassy, 441 they have a repsonsibility to government controlled press / 'Roosevelt Avenue, Ottawa, their electorate to act in a ; PEOPLE of Iran that these killings Were Ontario K24 3X9. positive and creative, manner only the beginnings. He said, to create the environment in COME FIRSTJT 1 ^"Before it is./ top. late' the Skea which work and opportunity Baha'is must recant,'otherwise, will exist for those who arc the Islamic nation^ God will Without it. And it is the PRICES EFFECTIVE: WED., JULY 13th - SAT., JULY 16th ing, will fulfill the prayer men files suit responsibility of the electorate MR tioned in the Qur'ani;'Lord, :: ; Editor;"-' vH'^w-v ?Xx-xyX> x$"*y''y>to mak< e their officials realize f leave not brie siri_fle farnily ? of X. Afters waiting ^nearly two • that^'! / John A. Woods, U". 8R0CERY TABLERITE infidels toi^he/searihV^V/A.-•:.»•• • ll 7; ryears. for; help ;;from^ various sxmX. /2He/i.s\t^ical.{bf the.: Iranian regional directors in recovering Credit Nabob Canada Grade A ?cle^/^o/^iieye;jthe Baha'i monies."'duei to him, wee Geor- COFFEE . ..369 gm 2.89 teachings of' equstlity bf men die Skea today filedsui t against BLADE CHUCK arid : womeniX world- Mazola both the Chief Building Inspecv ROAST .... (lb. $2.99) kg 6.59 mincjedness, and' independent tor Mr. Harry-Morris Reade, CORN OIL. isi 3.49 inquiry ^are .aX 'Satanic con and /the Sunshine Coast Imperial B.C. Veal I spiracy '.^against their -Islamic Regional District Board. MARGARINE ...... 3 ib. 2.39 state. TheB^aMs in this coun "I feel it is long overdue that is due SIRLOIN or try feel itas> especially impor somebody on this coastline Editor, .,';.;.'• /. I.G.A. RIB CHOPS (lb. $3.49) kg 7.69 tant for the Canadian Muslims showed these arrogant people, I would like to correct a CHEESE SLICES .. 500gm 3.29 to speak but in the name of that if they are not prepared to serious oriiission in two ar Heinz Blade Islam iri" conscience against ticles about Greene Court do business on normal every TOMATO JUICE ...48 oz 1.49 SHOULDER these crimes carried out in the day terms, then they must be Recreation Hall. I refer to the name of Islam and to protect it ready to defend their actions in article in the June 13 edition re Cracker Barrel CHOPS ...... (lb. $2.99) kg 6.59 from irreparable damage to its a court of law." the ribbon cutting ceremony, CHEDDAR CHEESE ...i6oz. 3.89 reputation all over the world. and the one on July 4 in Schneider's - Kent The* Baha'i faith accords But change is in the air. I Mild, Medium, Old have long maintained . that regards to the residents' din SLICED SIDE recognition and reverence to . ner. In both articles I am men those who work for the SCRD Kraft Dinners BACON .... .500 gm 2.29 pkg. have long ignored their role of tioned as master of ceremonies, which after all is MACARONI public servants, and have failed 225 gm 2/.85 Schneider's - Skinless to realise that this hard work only a matter of speaking for a 4 CHEESE DURADEK ing community cannot con- , few minutes, but I was remiss Nabisco WIENERS: 454 gm 1.99 pkg. tinue to support expensive ser in not giving credit where SHREDDED WHEAT .450 gm 1.49 The only waterproof deck credit was due. I . covering that won't crack or vices, high salaries and four Nabisco peel. i day work weeks. My wife, Irene Diiff, con PHODUCE The throne speech of last ceived, and executed every SHREDDIESor Ken Devries & Son week says it'all. The winds of detail of both these events and BRAN BITES & furthermore hosted both of CORN on the COB 4/1.00 886-7112 change are coming our way. RAISINS...... 675 gm & 575 gm 1.99 George Skea them. I would appreciate it very much if you would print Grantham's B.C. Grown this letter, because nowhere in CAULIFLOWER (lb. .89) kg 1.96 either article is Irene mention- LEMON JUICE...... 675ml 1.49 Covering ed-yyrx. Hugh Duff McCormick's Valencia the Coverage SNACK BREAD ...200 gm 1,49 ORANGESBBS 4 ibs./1.00 kg .55 Skookum Lindsay's - Whole or Pitted - Medium -y- by Jim Ansell OLIVES,...... 14 oz. 1.39 FROZEN FOODS mmmmmmmmlmmmmmmmmmm Voluntary Medical and Voluntary Property Paulin's __ Minute Maid Damage Payments ,• HONEY GRAHAMS:.....400gm .99 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE.. .12.5 oz .99 Last week we discussed Comprehensive Personal Crest — Regular or Mint Totino's 10" Crrrispy Crust ! Liability, which provides protection for you against TOOTHPASTE...... 150ml 1.99 PEPPERONI PIZZA.. . 350Bm 2.59 possible law suits resulting from accidents; on your Tide or Cheer premises or caused by your personal acts. DETERGENT...... 6i 4.89 Jello - Assorted PUDDING POPS .12 2.89 The other two parts of the liability section are Volun- FACIAL TISSUES ..200s .89 • tary Medical and Voluntary Property Damage Payments. Mark Guignard
.•"• '. My customers keep me so busy... Situations can occur where you inadvertantly injure I 'm busier than the Mafia's cement mixer someone or damage their property. These two sections will cover the medical expenses or costs of repair to the 1977 PENDER Public Swim Sat. & Sun. 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Early Bird Swim M.W.F. 8:00-9:00 a.m. property "voluntarily" or, in other words, without legal Family Swim . Sun. 2:00 -4:00 p.m. HARBOUR Public Swim M.T.W.T.F. 12:00- 1:00 p.m. CHEVROLET Adults Only M.T.W.T. 8:00 - 9:30 p.m. liability being established. Public Swim Sal. 2:00 -4:00 p.m. 3/4 Pick-up Long Box POOL Public Swim M.T.W.T.F. 6:30 • 8:00 p.m. Adults 'n Teens Friday 8:00 -9:30 p.m. power steering, power brakes, Public Swim ' Sat. 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Ladles Swim T. & T. 1:00 - 2:00 jjm. * In summation, if you are sued,, you would be backed automatic transmission, SCHEDULE I 'by your high limit Personal Liability..If you are not dual tanks.-AM radio Many lessons & specialized sessions are offered. Please phone 883-2612, for more information. sued but are responsible for the accident, your Volun SKOOKUM tary Medical (usually $1,000.00 limit) or Voluntary Pro DEAL $?*M? IPENDER HARBOUR CENTRE perty Damage (usually $250.00 limit) cover will apply. FREE CAR WASH ,.' for Skookum clients Madeira Park • 883-3100 Sunshine Coast Insurance Agencies Ltd. Sat, July 16/83 Box 375,;Cowri£Street; ••••? "Simpty bring along this ad" |Wa Reserve Ma RUM lo Put 'ThB Skook' to work. Limit Quantities. Credit Union Building HOT LINE 885-7512 i Sechelt, B;C., VON 3A0 ^ . : v : ; Skookum Auto 885-2291 .'• : / -/ -.. y.yyxfy : .--CAav't." J Dealer 7381 Sechelt
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Anybody who?d like to be a MUSIC COMING by Jeanie Norton 886-9609 . Gidora is well known to many clown is asked to put on a X The Roberts Creek Legion is Roberts Creekers. He was DAZE - -,. - .. .r.
-1 — — — ^ — — ^- —^ ^- - —.-~—-^- -p^- •" . Lots of booth space has already been reserved with a J.FW. EXCAVATING great selection of goods and. lots of food booths this year. But there is still room for more and you can give Donna Perry a call at 885-3742 to arrange your space. There will be a meeting on * LIGHT CLEARING * DRIVEWAYS * EXCAVATIONS * SPD Gibsons *SEPTIC SYSTEMS * GRAVEL Public Library * LANDSCAPING * ROCK Hours: :"Free Estimates' Tuesday 2:4 p.m. , Wednesday 10:30-4 p.m. Jim Waterhouse .Thursday 2^4 p.m. - • 7-9 p.m. R.R. #4, Reed Road, Gibsons, B.C. 'Saturday 2-4 p.m. JC-".." • - AJV^-S-SS ^ii^^K^^^J^^ju^^^-.-,^^^,
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by Jane McOuat-883-9342 helped avoid a major, major HAPPY DAYS NEW BUSINESS ) t . [ fire situation by speeding the Still more could ' be said There's a new, business in the * EXPLOSION :•'.',••" ' •"ivuf arrival time of the fire depart about Happy Days, but all of it area and it's high time we had { By some benevolent twist of ment. good. Ne^t year's Great Sow it. Marshall Pohlman and the* fate there were no injuriesi in Another issue of orange Race will undoubtedly have good crew, Curtiss arid Wilbee,.. the boat explosion at Taylor's stickers will be distributed soon many entries, spurred on by the : at Lowe's Resort can now offer , Store gas dock last Monday again. Watch this column, or fact that it seemed that it would scuba air fillups', on the; evening. Glint Sample had just talk with a member of your fire be easy to beat A.C. Building premises. It's called Nautilus? finished fueling his boat to department for details. I'm Supplies and therefore was the head out fishing. When he) Diving and Marshall has ^ new > glad everybody's okay! Teredo Team (C.Z.'ers) really 7 CFM air compressor with ! turned the key a tremendous WELCOME 5 good or did they just look fast? storage bank. There!s ,.also » explosion blew him clear of the Welcome to ,two new Whichever, it sure was a r boat and into the water., some rental scuba" gear = members of the community. great race and A.C.'s tenacity available and soon there will be l Next, barely 30 - 45 seconds Finally, (it seems) Carleen and to the finish made the race just day or weekend charters. In ad-' after the blast, came the wail of Derrick McKay had a bouncing that much better. Also great, I dition Marshall is available for : the, fire siren. Viviahne Mac eight pound boy, and Debbie hear, was Andy Tapio's special underwater salvage and - donald is to be commended:• forty and Ken Cole a six pound girl J Happy Days tune, sung at the repairs, so it looks like we've t her quick action in placing thJe ^ just 24 hours later. Both legion barbecue. Sometimes got this situation aced - all year ; fire call. When asked if she' Carleen and Debbie were rar there's some great energy in round. j * * read the fire number from the ) ing to go by next day but drew this Harbour. bright orange sticker on the TENNIS i the line on playing baseball or RESORTS Oh yes, tennis lessons are * phone she replied, "No, I just tennis at Teri Drummers and I really enjoy seeing the walked to the phone and dialed . Steve DeVaney's "Pig Roast t great, if you get a chance \ JBrightside Resort sign each phone Ron Knight and see if \ the number "off by heart, it's ' Afternoon". . ' time I drive by Garden Bay 883-2345." he'll have a second class. { What a good time was had Lake. Also Duncan Cove and 883-2854 is the number to dial. * by all, and of course, much Fisherman's Resort have such There^s still room for teens too. ' Although this instance turn celebrating pf the two blessed imaginative entrances right ed out to be lucky (Andy Ross events. So now we get to call now. If I got over to Madeira was towing the boat away from V. CECCHI & Ernest Carswell and Joe Park more I'd like to see what E. PETERSON the gas dock immediately) " McKay "grand pappys". Con the.other resorts are doing, as it 6C LAND SURVEYORS Viv's quick reaction could have - gratulations to all the families. really adds,to,the scenery. - STE. 204, 1326 WHARF ROAD . PO Box 1894 At Lord Jim's, the "extensive SECHELT, B.C Gwen in Gibsons work' carries on with a smaller VON 3A0 This young lady enjoyed the waters of Ruby Lake recently during crew, but the results are quite TELS.: 885-5804 ft 883-9998 one of our brief sunny spells. —jihnBumsideisiioto line-up spectacular. Sechelt Scenario use of junk, artistically by Gwen Robertson, 886-3780 decorated; Pet Contest - most TOOI.& The Sea Cavalcade pro unusual, largest, smallest; KBb gramme is almost completed Poster Contest - Theme "The ' TOOL &' EQUIPMENT RENTALS Students move on The theme is "The Beachcombers"; Children's SALES & SERVICE • SMALL ENGINE SPECIALISTS Beachcombers" which in- Variety Show; Games and BAKE SALE ON eludes beachcombing, log Races; War of Hoses (GVFD); RADIATOR SHQP • by Peggy Connor 885-9347 THURSDAY salvage,; driftwood or other Midway - Fishponds - Dunk Pender Harbour 883-9114 SECHELT ELEMENTARY The Sechelt branch of St. salvage, or the TV show. The Tank (1984 Grads);. Tot Lot AWARDS Maryis Hospital Auxiliary will dates again, are July 29-31, (Infants to 2 year olds) The Sechelt Elementary have tasty baking for sale ih the but, Thursday, July 28, is the 4:30 p.m.: Band music, live teachers are proud of the Trail Bay Mall in Sechelt. The first night of the Theatresports . -"Fallen Angel" FAMOUS achievements of their students date is Thursday, July 14 star Tournament. The official ON THE WHARF for this past year. The awards ting at 10 a.m. Mary Banner- beginning is: 11:00 a.m.-5 p.m.: Open ASBORD day held on Wednesday, June man asks /that members have Friday, July 29 ^^ : )) House at Molly's Reach & Sunday 27 honored their grade seven their goods there by 9:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m.: Procession from r 1:00 p.m.-l:00 a.m.: Beer pupils who said farewell to VOLUNTEERS NEEDED the head of the wharf—-new Garden - Curling Club $10.95 Sechelt Elementary as they pass FOR PHYSIO Sea Cavalcade Queen and . 4:30 p.m.: Talent Contest up to Chatelech. Valedictorian Summer is a time when extra retinue will be piped on board, -Semi-finals ids $5.50) Kenny Sorensen thanked the volunteers are jieeded to work the -••• 'S.S. Beachcomber'^ 6:30 p.m.: Awards - Talent : 883-2269 teaching staff and hoped that in the hospital as holidays draw Opening ceremonies include a Contest - Daily Draw ** »•% 7 ML - • pM. the grade sevens would make the regulars away. Specially af welcome by Mayor Lorraine 9:00 p.m.: Annual Queen's them proud in grade eight. fected is the physiotherapy Goddard; introduction M;bf Ball - Elphinstone High Four top athletic awards department where the dignitaries, the princesses and School were dispersed to Yolunda volunteers assist with bringing new Queen. ^TheSea< Cavalcade Queen greets her'?, Sunday, July 31 Heinen for top junior girl, the patients to the physio AT ARMOUR'S BEACH Francis Dixon, junior boy, therapy room. Contact Mary subjects and officially\6pehs i Seeing 9* Beftewwgl senior girl was Susi Tillson and Macdonald, volunteer director the 1983 i GibsonsSjSea] 9:00 a.m.: Keats Island to senior boy David Anderson. at 885-5082.br Billie Steele, at; ;• Cavalcade arid signals for thei?* . Gibsons Swim (886-7894, Neil WMkvi tt'6yen * (tot (wee, Chris Campbell is the top 885-2023. plowing upjkf |a•; b'bat ijiv ttiel Duncan) " 9:00 a.m.: Kids' Wafer Sports grade seven academic, and yytt • l .:. gy;\ K~ vi'ii'V Gibsons harbourv / x.-x y ex mm dnem towte, athletic award winner, as well SECHELT PUBLIC 7:15 pan.: ^at-Blow^Up 12:00 noon: Awards as performing well in citizen LIBRARY -CBC special effects' -; 1:00 p.m.: Sky Divers Land (Kufce cut appmtm&d it mm. iwwfe, (tot ship and general all round stu The Sechelt Public Library 7:30 p.m.: <'Mr. y!Beach- -washed v down by Gibsons dent award. His counterpart, • wishes to announce that- comber", entrants please call VoIuriteerxFire Department Caff ud Way - ne. Miqaim. Tracey McElroy, won the same another shipment of big print Suzette, 886-7572; ' 1:00 p.ni.: Adult Water award for the girls. books will be available in the 7:45 p.m.: The Great Sun Sports shine Coast Talent Contest , .4:00 p.m.: Awards Kleindale Construction Ltd. Then there were 22 award local library this week.The big : winners two from each of the print books have proven very and Variety Show - Nikki - 1:00- p.m. .- 1 a.m.: Beer intermediate grades. popular, a good added attrac Weber « Garden - Curling Club Att Aftboid e| Cmmtfuid ud jfatdattfot An afternoon dance was held tion for the reading public. 10:00 p.m.: Daily Draw ON THE WHARF WHWWWMWW MWWWW at the school with the girls The recent book sale on July 10:10 p.m.: Annual Fireworks 8:00 a.m. Pancake Breakfast 883-9342 * 883-9046 looking gorgeous all dressed up 8 got rid, of a lot of excess Display - ail ships light up and (Gibsons Lions Club) and even the boys had creases : books/ sail past; (Food and crafts on 9:00 a.m.: Kids' Fishing Der in .their rugby pants. Laurie Special thanks goes to Mr. & the ramp - for reservations call '"' by (Gibsons Wildlife Society) and Jill Short taped some great Mrs. Michael Burns of Books 886-2306 or 886-7355). . 10:30-11:30 a.m.: Fitness Fest disco music for a grand wind & Stuff who provided cookies Saturday, July 30 (Continuing Education) up party. '. '.' and coffee. ll:00~a.m.: Annual Kinsmen 1:00 p.m.: Runners begin to Parade marshalls at 8:30 a.m. , arrive (runners, call Fran w Parade Marshall, Clay Carby, Berger, this paper). says that any entry not op " 1:30 p.m.: Band Music- hand by 9:30 a.m. at the latest, 2:30 *p.m.: Ensemble Theatre 30% OFF will hot be judged (see entry presents a new production "A forrn in this paper)/ ^ Street Scene". Drisus, NiflitiM, HMM Carts, Snnintut, 12:00 noon: Annual Horseshoe 3:30 p.m.: More Band Music Summit Toft, SUrtt iml BMehwair Tournament - Gibsons Branch : 5:00 p.m. Daily Draw - Sea ; Legion. '-"'•.' ' •* • Cavalcade 50/50 Draw, only 12:00 noon: Family Day in 1 ;000 tickets available. Dougall Park: Miniature Open House, Molly's 25% OFF Horses and Buggy^bfing your Reach, all weekend. Suits, BINIM ind Stab camera); Costume ^Contest Any errors or omissions, -"Relic Ldok-A-Like"^ Bicy- :-'• please call Gwen Robertson, Cowrie St., Svvlivii cle Decorating - most effective 886-3780. Halfmoon Bay Country Fair wH8 be lively The Country Fair of Half food and. craft booths will be The STIHL moon Bay to be held on July 23 there to browse through. at Connof«;Park is shaping up Connor Park is just a short to be a very lively day. The distance off Redrooffs Road WoodBosst three and a half mile Trophy and there will be directional Race will begin at 12 noon, .signs to follow. A Good with participants asked to beat the park at 11:30 a.m. '•;' Investment A Decorated* Wheel Parade, In Your Home. which includes bikes, trikes and = *i - -P'-Spf The 028 Wood Boss is for the homeowner wagons, will be held for the who's serious about cutting firewood. And since it's kiddies at' 12:30, when the fair a Stihl, it's not only the best investment you can make in a saw. opens. Our regular features of It's also one of the best you can make in your home. the Smile Contest, the Cat Show, Volleyball Tournament, Horseshoe Pitch will be enter Pender Harbour 883-9114 tained by the Halfmoon Bay Hams. . The' first 100, children to come to the fair will receive STIHL free ice-cream. All events are fo THE WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING CHAIN SAW J free to enter and a variety of mm NERH ^ FRESH Coffees &t^as*Qi^Iitysp^ yyyyy-x:"xx yy~- ;•."••:.7yy'xxyy-i ^^^^^^xy L^ 'x^y-y-xy-yx xxr::;y]y'--xxx:x.yxx:j •: *.:-^-Wr-e>. i.~>w *-^ v*^V^£^-'^;^ •*&~^* ^r-f^j-wi^-^H-»f^i^ *.$* ^^*f^£-->»^^-^^
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Blowup • Fireworks • 6iBso!is L/moinG • Queen Pags«rrt * Beer Garden • oris • Distance & Relay Run ° Kids Day - Contests • Queen's Bell * War of Hoses * Wafer Sports • Talent Contest and Variety Show • Parade • H • Sky Divers » Stunt 'Hying • wrf m "S 50-50 Kinimm MUMlftE f t* DRAW 1st Prize -25% 1st Prize could be as Thews - Beachcombers 11 a.m. Saturday, July 30 2nd Prize - 15% much as $1,000 if all Categories: please check one 3rd Prize -10% tickets are sold. 1. Commercial * .• 4. Bicycles • 7. Decorated Car D 2. Clubs & 5. Horses D 8. Misc.* D Associations* D 6. Walking • 10. Entry Fee D- 3. Groups & fin Sal* Satnrdftttt In 4k« Mall » *A»lbW» from any nnikw rf KM Many UtfM Organizations * D $10.00 entry fee
vii >aie Mtnraays in me man «.„ >irttelMHBJ ^hMh {Ml ^ ^ j^^ Please provide copy of description of organization or entry for Coast Cable commentators. Entry forms may be dropped otf at Richard's Men's Wear, Coast News,. *5°°. only 1,000 TICKETS printed m or Pacifica Pharmacy, Sechelt. For more details contact Clay Carby at 886-2116 or 886-8673. ; LONG DISTANCF RUN BEER ... : Person to contact. GARDENS . * Hums ««•'••••**••••« •••*•«•«•• ••'••••••• In the j Time: - to be announced Curling Club ( S^rv { Starts in Egmont - Ends at Sat. 1 p.m. ' , Gibsons Wharf . - 1 a.m. KEATS SWIM OUT-OF-TOWN RUNNERS Sun. 1 p.m. Sunday, July 31 9:00 am j' - May require billeting in Egmont and Gibsons. If you - 10 p.m; J have, room, pj:f9^^d^^^lt6!!Ba(S9^'^trie 1st Prize: Fred Feeney I ->( *s I •-* . , -, - f •. ', -••'J <
^ Killings BEST DRESSED BUSINESS Bavarians Many businesses are dressing up for Sea Cavalcade. Oom Pa Pa Band In appreciation, the Sea Cavalcade Committee will /provide a trophy for the "Best Dressed" in the theme $5.00 "Beachcombers". The winner will be announced on Sunday afternoon, on the "S.S. Beachcomber" Advance Tickets Wharf and in the Coast News, i at the Dough Factory I or Maxwell's.Pharmacy A 1983 Sta Cavalcade 1983 Sea Cavalcade FASHION SNOW Thiim - etbttni Simmw Maty QUEEN'S taw.* MM., July » * 20 r „ tt ElftEile'i Cabtrtt 7:00 p.m. BALL *4.00 Tiskiti available at •4 Sat., July 30 *
Seatift Fashions Elphinstone School Gym « ft GoMtrft *« '•* \ Music by V 1983 Sta Cavalcade K *; •j QUEEN > *
No Minors \ * PAGEANT * 4 Thurs., July 28. 6:00 p.m: at Ttfilighf Theatre Tickets 4
Ttekste avallaWt tt the &wt $7.50 i feiaHs *100 Senior* ft OiHtfeeit (tn&r 12) MOO Tickets available at Richard's Men's Wear, Come ft meet our mn. . i Maxwell's Pharmacy & Pebbles Realty ± pf Coast News, July 11,1983 cfll ia'2SP* ,S»iSS ?-ii KB aft. Mje©* s 1 0»^ OP,e' ^ ts Day by Day Item By Item We do more for you in providing Variety, Quality & Friendly Service. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Florida Gower Point Rd., Gibsons 886-2257 CORN FREE DELIVERY TO THE WHARF California <*±d*' ORANGES fcs lbs. /*i .oo California - Medium Better Buy ONIONS margarine 2/1.00 454 gm >$m. Florida 3,ta/.49 Sunspun - Unsweetened *;tt>^-.-£.:-*^ orange *$m.u s 8 £m i*i $m m ~S3 juice 909mi .99 «! a^*.' *»• • lb; i^i i-E-'wia 5 \V Bick's Dills, Yum Yum, or Sweet Mix Maxwell House - Vacuum Pack Freshly Baked pickles soo mi 1.69 Cbffee 369 am 2.69 •^!l /, 1.99 pies Shi .u £;'.P"J .IP Aqua Fresh c Colonial %1 . •'.•• 4 uariettes toothpaste 150 ml 1*35 crackers...."..450 gm 1.39 (SSPI*^ • ••>*- i '• ' X • '." #PSx~ Listermint Ocean Spray ^z'*',' cranbi '£& mouth *r&**^ ...625 ml 2.59 398 ml 1.29 wash • . . • sauce IVeston Bakeries Kellogg's C/ing Free - Liquid Laundry hamburger rice 12s buns krispies ...725 gm 2.591 softener 900 ml 1.69 m® ffef^ff^S&.iwJS^^-7 12 - 850ml Any Flavour 24 - 300 ml Any Flavour *W5:&» v $5.9!i£i*peposit3 $5,49 + Deposit ft-XL- J?*V, ." Beat trie sugar and butter until white and fluffy. . 200 ml berry suga> ."Whip the cream till stiff. j 200 ml unsalted butter . Beat the egg whites until standing in stiff peaks. »H: 2 egg whites . Line a 6" souffle dish or other straight-sided recep 1290 ml whipping cream tacle with graham crackers or. digestive biscuits. You 200 ml ground almonds can use a little jam to make them stickjto the sides. 45 ml Klrsch . Stir the ground almonds into the butter mixture. 500 ml raspberries .Fold in the whipped cream and Kirsch then the raspber .-#*« - graham crackers • ries and lastly the egg whites. Pour into the lined souf - a few fresh raspberries for garnish fle dish and refrigerate for at least four hours. - a little whipped cream for piping When ready to serve pipe rosettes of whipped cream &*• over top and stud with raspberries. STANLEY ''REAL WIN" *1DP Bookstore VITAMIN E & 886-7744 Corner ol School & 400 !.U. 100 caps. 1. Fill Out & Clip I Gowar Point Bo*dt If you change over from Si 8? t? 1. Attach Your Sales Slip an oil to an electric hot REDUCED VS0 water boiler B.C. Hydro Special $2.99 a**J 00 ^ e^ 3 Return to Ken's Lucky Dollar Large Shipment will pay up to"$800. . PRICES e of assorted Call us. on Draw to be made 5 p.m. every Sunday* Sunset Books - including - rods Serving the and Name. Tel. No.. Cookbooks. Sunshine Coast Gibsons Medical-Dental Centre Seaside Plumbing Ltd. Hwy. 101. Gibsons reels 886-3365 . !:" - Postal Address. • 886-7017 $50 GrojceryDr#w fnt^y GbUpori .tfj£^^>*^*^»*f^**£^ i)r&fi.Yn ; ^?/i£5»iV. IS -.i SXXJ.&'K-X •^fcZU^Sfa'Ju^'Z&l'ZZ.i Coast News, July 11,1983 / '- ** p •>* Canada Shop with confidence. Grade A Our prices are very competitive. We will not be undersold STANDING RIB ROAST on these advertised items. We fully guarantee everything we'sell to be satisfactory ^g;; 16.13 or money cheerfully refunded. I* s PORK PICNIC Fresh -Whole or Shank ! il $ IS SHOULDER _...»» 1.92 lb. Fletcher's - Regular Welch's - Concentrate grape _ ^ WIENERS 454 gm •1; ea. is JUIC6 341 ml I BTISJ Fletcher's,- Sliced #6 Birdseye I SIDE BACON ...... 2 kg boxes ea. 8S COOl Whip ..llitre1.7 9 Beef- Thin Cut iri Family Paks SHORT RIBS kg Ui*)9 /b. I • /3 J m€U$CfVACE$ TI Scotties • Died 3s facial tissue loo* .59 I bath soap 390 gm 2.09 \ "i-x Astra Sugar Siueet • $ tiny shrimp „<„ 2.29 135am 4/. 69 V ''r.-K* ^.~* ih1 '#s' -&' {.*> V,: -V-'lij* fc*'£ * ."' •V*. V,'1 -*. :'• y ":' &1 *? -?'? bCloveti Leaf -.Flaked V#^ p$ y: r % f-^v * s fc ^tdm^rife^.4*. ; PLATES Si Qnpear Juice).398 ml . 79 by Anchor Hocking light tuna ^ 1.09 Ovenproof. Bake, serve, refrigerate, reheat. Ideal in all •* Chef Boyardee Cashmere ovens, including microwaves. i .99eac h Ihstructiorisiare clearly printed on each package. Try ICE TEA MIX I this; hevy^ |ighter--sells for 39 cents and is, therefore, Goodhost has come out with a new Ice Tea Mix with quite economical natural lemon flavour. The new 750 gram size will yield '<*.. by Bill Edney approximately 50-170 ml (6 oz.) glasses of the very best r* MCP? PECTIN± CANNING | i* ice tea. Goodhost is well known for its high quality pro i*'. Although I have used this column to. express my views V\r^ are ail well acquainted with Certo which comes S* ducts. It sells for $3.75 and that works out to about 7'/2 M: on a borad range of topics, perhaps .from a: consumer both iri, liquid and crystals. It is, as everyone knows, pec *.' cents per glass. • ft' point-of-view it's best value lies in dialogue pertaining to tin,, necessary for making jams and jellies. Certo sells for 69 cents;;. ' consumer products and all things of interest to us all as SNACK WAFERETTES consumers;: x''--^rx.' ;':'..•'"•"'.••';.,•'••• '•'•'•A' Colonial cookies of Kitchener, Ontario, has come out In planning this week's Shop Talk, I thought it timely to MCP Pectin is not really a new product; but is new on #" with a Cheddar Cheese Snack Waferette. The cheese in draw attention to a few new items on our shelves bur shelves and serves the same purpose as Certo. It sells the sandwich of two thin wafers, is made from an original for 59 cents. A chance to save a dime per package would FIRE START ^X 'y^yr Belgian recipe, and contains Cheddar, Romano, Parmesan appear to be worthwhile. Stock up whife we have a good and Blue cheese. Comes in a 175 gram package, and sells Summertime is cook^out tirhe^ f here is a hew lighter supply. out for starting barbeques,; campfires, fireplaces; and/or for $1.49 woodstbves. it is manufactured in Vancouver by Surefire A reminder, too, that you would be well advised to buy CHOCOLATE MAKING Manufacturing Canada; Inc. and; is simply called fire all.your canning supplies now. More and more people do Start. It contains no petroleum products! so It Is safe: no if you're into making your own gourmet chocolates, we ing their own canning, puts ah extra strain on the supply now have chocolate moulds in stock. It's the "in" thing. flare-ups,•.non-explosive, non-toxic, and ho furr\es; • line..Xy/XXXrr.,....:-. . xxX.-^rx .. ' .'. "REALWIN" !<&IBSOftr$| Lauding Beauty & iriSHi . ' ^ liui-t>cr Shop ^ •' •:; MARRE1 OPEN-6 DAYS A WEEK* r, Open 7 days a week Deli and Health •>;•• i». 9-7 2 Barbers *. : K.LD. tv jfoobs t»••. • & » •• *'•• Winner #152 SPECIAL »•. SUNDAY K - Coho Hairdressers » All you #;' J. Hwestls Fostei Salmon exj *., can eat ti •• to serve you. seal # . Gibsons $2.75 lb. • pancakes It. facilities '* •' ^:X¥ $2.95 $86-39* 6 . 886-2936 ••fe 1586-78881 *te; : $50 G rbCiar v Dr aw Winiter Coast News, July 11,1983 • • <"s ,•„."".•„'?.- •;-;,'.-'"'-X'X •>;,?',- ,'.'xy<^y< j--//,- <''* by Marion St. Denis dinner which brings to a close Have you written a poem, a this first exciting and produc novel or a biography and then tive weekend of the arts. not known how to get into Klaus' Catering will again print? The panel of publishers, tempt the palate with an in and editors appearing-af- the teresting and savory array of Festival of the Written Arts foods. For cold entrees, he of will tell you how. ; 'xx. 7 fers a Salmon Platter, Fresh Marilyn Sacks, "a music Steamed Prawns, Succulent. major turned editor," started Oysters and Filletted Halibut her career in New York editing i with Lemon Butter. Curried music, for publisher Richard, Shrimp in patty shells wiirbe Henry Dana III, grandson of served hot arid there will be the author of Two Years!; traditional Boef Roti for those Before The Mast. Her next who do not care for seafood. responsibility was the; 1 publishing of the regular; Pro At the salad bar, one can gram Guide to WQXR for the sample any or all of the New York Times. This radio following: Chef, Bean, - station was the first licensed Macaroni, Potato, Coleslaw classical music station in7 the and Hawaiian salads, as well United States. Sacks held as an assortment of raw other editing and publishing vegetables and dip and a relish posts in. New York and Los plate. Angeles, but 12 years ago Rolls and butter complete came with her husband to the main course. " British Columbia. Now a For dessert there will be a Margaret Atwood was kept busy signing autographs after her Canadian citizen, , she h^s variety of pastries accom reading in Gibsons last week. -p«t Tripp photo become the managing editor panied by tea, coffee or chilled of Douglas and Mclntyre, the punch. White wine will be largest publishing house on the served throughout. West Coast. To assist Klaus," we must in Atwood draws 350 HowardWhite of Harbour sist on a reservation deadline Publishing, is editor and of August 1 for the Haiku The Sunshine Coast Arts ever staged by the Arts Council publisher of Raincoast brunch ' and. the seafood' Council scored a real coup last since their break-even point for Chronicles. He was born inf smorgasbord: Phone for reser week with the visit of Margaret the occasion was approximate Abbotsford, -educated at the vations to The Bookstore, Atwood to the Sunshine Coast. ly 125. University of British; Colum-- 885-2527; pick up tickets any Atwood at the present time is bia, and has achieved a fine time. the most prominent figure "on Atwood read poetry and understanding and apprecia This will be a fine oppor the Canadian literary scene and .prose selections for just under tion of the West Coast psyche tunity for everyone to meet, her reading in Elphinstone an hour then answered ques and cultiire from his ex- ^ mingle. and talk with the gymnasium, was attended by tions from the audience for ap perience in logging and con-' literary celebrities and other approximately 350 of her ad proximately 20 minutes. An struction in various parts of out-of-town guests, and show mirers. autographing session saw the B.C. Though^eonsidered. by that the warmth and hospital!- > The event may well have author signing copies of her some to be"rather shocking", ty of the people of the Sun been one! of the most successful books, new and old. White's latest book of .poetry,, shine Coast equals and exceeds The Men There Were Then is a. the natural beauty for which At the Arts Centre sensitive and f accurate por the Coast is well known. trayal of characters, times arid conditions of which he writes. The next meeting of the Bryan Newsori grew up in, Suncoast Writers* Forge will Comox, B.C. and graduated be Wednesday, July 13, 7:30 Two Joans exhibit in English from UBC. His' p.m. at the Arts Centre when travels took him-to Toronto reports from all committees Beginning July 13 at the where his work experience in-1 will be given and final Arts Centre in Sechelt, is an There will be a reception to meet the artists on Saturday, eludes writing book reviews;: "weekend" arrangements exhibition by the two well- for such journals as Books In jv made, followed by instruction known local artists, Joan July 16 from 2-5 p.m. to which all are welcome. Canada and Arts Canada and ^ in writing Haiku. New Warn and Joan Bist. researching "material about j members and guests always Joan Warn will be showing Opening hours at the Arts Centre until September are: people and places for the CBC welcome. FLASH! Early bird her latest watercolours of travel quiz show Going Places. price deadline extended to July v birds, flowers, landscapes, Tuesday through Saturday^ 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sundays, 1-4 Newsori^ later joinedXX 17. Get tickets NOW at special people—it will be a lively and savings.at The Bookstore. vivacious display. p.m; :"••'-.• Maclean-Hunter's; Specistl^Iiir^ j; Registration; forms for the terests\ Publications' t)ivisi6n', The fiighly skillful and softr Xx Alrts^Centre^viocal juried criaft^ and.wrot^;for various skijng ©®®®©#®®®@® ® © G © © ® © ly f-cpldjured landscape batiks'^ 7 jexhibition"].(August 10-Se]r> and Boaiirig periodicals', theft * ofVIJoan Bist shoujkl make this^ &•• tehib&r^&rfe^available at thev finally assumed ' a position'* two-woman show a great at-" Hunter Gallery, Gibsons or with * Canadian Yachting traction to both residents and theArts Centre, Sechelt. Magazine. Just over a'year summer visitors to the Coast. ago, he became editor of Pacific Yachting and has at • last returned 'home to Film classics coming beautiful B.C. To nurture the body as well July 16 at 8 p.m., two performed. The play within a as the soul, three special events powerful classics are showing movie slowly shifts to more have been planned to balance Q ®&® ®(&®@&& at the Arts Centre. "Henry realistic sets, alternating from and round-out the activities of AB^RETj V", made in 1953, stars the stage to the outside, till the this exciting readers' and U <• "*> Laurence Olivier and is. also climactic battle of Agincourt, writers' festival. A <. r i»w his debut as a film director. where real steel and silk clash.. On Saturday, August 6 • The second rhbvie is "On H> <- The film begins with a full- from 5-7 p.m. the Sunshine ii?** ^ y\\? h o DV 1 t K & scale reproduction of the Lon The Waterfront", directed by Coast Arts Council will host , -^ fI'**' -&1 " don Globe Theatre where the Elia Kazan and starring Mar their annual birthday cocktail Shakespearean' play is being lon Brando. party at the Arts Centre on M Trail Avenue, Sechelt. This tft unique structure, designed and built by Clarke Steabner of . Roberts Creek, is truly fulfill Channel Ten ing the promise its name im- . July 11-16 plies ih that it has become the " GIBSONS, Channel 10 focus and showcase for all RLL WEEK LONG Tuesday, July 12 facets of artistic endeavour on AT ELPHIE'S SECHELT, Channel 10 the Sunshine Coast. Thursday, July 14 Sunday's events will start y.x \tr\*^afa»' yx-x Beginning at 8 p.m. off at 10:30 a.m. at the Arts. ftveording Rrtlsts Channel 10 presents the 1983 "Highlights of Centre with a delicious brunch Elphinstone Secondary's and Chatelech Secondary's catered'. by Klaus. The menu Graduation. will offer a selection of any or all of the following: Farrner;s The Potatoes, Scrambled Eggs, Chatelech honour roll Bacon, Cold Ham, Meat Pies, Sausage Rolls, Baked Ham The following students were GradeS stuffed with. Asparagus and placed on the Honour Roll for Jackie Branca Coralee Ramos Cheese and Veal Loaf; Scholastic Achievement ih the Tracey Burns Kim Simkins varieties .of muffins and hot final semester at Chatelech Tina Clark Ron Skei bread;' Fresh Fruit Supreme Secondary School. 7 Kathrine Fisher Leah Vandeberg and tea, coffee or juice. Lars Guignard' Juliana Van The accompanying enter Nana Keck Egmond Trish Nielsen Fax Webb tainment is based on "Japanese fc Grade 9 Haiku, a form of stylized Michelle Burdette Kirsten Nicholson poetry consisting of :17 Tracey Lehmann Vicki Sallows syllables which suggest a mood Sean Leslie arid a starting point for a train Grade 10 of thought about a subject. An Cathy Crucil Andrea Raymerit example applicable to writers Phillip Nelson might be: "Wordsmittis; blind Grade 11 Brahmins dispensing itruthL A Complete line Trever Blair Kelvin Martin . perceived in one exploring Carmella.de. los John Mpser tOUCh". V.,- ••:•••'-;":':--:' Ladies Night Thurs., July 14 of Beer & Wine; Santos Patti Ann Park- • The writing of Haikri will be Kelly Jardine Diana Polok " explained and demoristrated Grade 12 by a playlet by Betty Keller. making supplies Jill Flumerfelt : EUeh Thomas The winning writers in the . • 3 Nadine Hall Darcie .Young ichard RIchar following contest will receive - 1 -* 1 t - Lisa Matthaus prizes of autographed copies I Sorry, guys. No admittance 'til 10:00 p.m. | Make your own ^ of celebrity guests' books. —% fbe cost Lovely old Rockwood Coming Attraction CARPET Lodge has been chosen as the site of the gala seafood lEIeetroglydti smorgasbord starting at 5:30 The most efficient steam p.m., Sunday. With a" bit of cleaning oh the Coast. ingenuity and considerable ELPHIE'S Monday - Saturday PROPER DBESS REQUIRED work on the grounds, we hope Ken Devries & Son HOURS 8 pm - 2 am . (A<;'the discrsiion bf.lhe Mflnagemeot) . to recreate a suggestion of Next tp the Omega Restaurant;: Gibsons Landing 886-816J 886-7112 what Rockwood once was, , Closed Suhday •'•..••".. Cover: Charge: Thurs,-.Br|.& Sat. ...' " . ." V. and a fitting showcase for the ^^«#-<53>^W^^**i^^*^,3& tt£&akt£Zzz&&%. ^p3'A^-i*l Coast News, July. 11,1983. 11. In:Vmi€Ouver^ this sumfner *K j -^*^^. _ I.;,'*- *£c <•&*?•* ~~" ~>C* 'iZA- *-- -w _ * ~_ff ^ **^—' ^.Mf^f*" p^***^ This summer,'•'-"citizens" and featured will be international and discussions of a wide visitors to Vancouver will have affairs experts, scientists, arid range of peace arid, justice a unique opportunity; to meet leaders of peace and justice issues, there will also be folk with experts, church .leaders movements in different dancing, films, and perfor and people from all over the regions of the world. Govern mances by local and interna world, wh'o.are directly involv ment and military officials tional singers, musiciaris arid ed in seekingi solutions to some have also been invited to par •theatre companies. Headlines of the -world's most: urgent ticipateJn many of the presen Theatre Company will present global problems. The threat of tations. * XrXxXx several performances of its nuclear war, world, hunger, The Ploughshares Cof highly successful musical humari rights, violations,' 'and feehouse is part of the Public satire-"Under The Gun: A unemployment are just' some Program of the "Sixth Disarming Revue". of the issues to be addressed at Assembly of the World Coun The Ploughshares Cof the PioughsKafes Coffeehouse cil of Churches, designed to feehouse for Peace and Justice for Peace and Justice, open 11 is co-sponsored by the Van enable all who wish to, to , i a.m. to 11 p.ml;:frprri July 25 become part of this once-in-a- couver Planning Comrnittee to AugustjlQ at the University decade • gathering. With issues for the WCC Assernbly and by of British Gplurribm cariipus. of war, global poverty and Project Ploughshares, the Speakers at the coffeehouse Canadian Disarmament and 7 human, rights high on the A sunnVTeniig is the perfect time for friends to gather at Gower.Point and view ttieactiviues on ifie will include Dr. Helen assembly's agenda, it is an Development. Education " - ~ —Fr«n Berger pholo Caldicott^seen^by millions/in ticipated that, many of the Organization. water. v the ^caderiiy. award-winning delegates from the more than film, 'Uf- You Lover This 90 countries represented in the Planet' '^D*. Rafrdall • wprld council family, will also Board of Health resolves Forsberg/ who initiated/ and participate in the coffeehouse now directs),the growing programmes. For instance, nuclear freeze cariipaign iri the one of the,, coffeehouse events scents to protect environment United States; arid Mrs. Coret- ' will feature church leaders Get ready- gather your rose The Coasi. Garibaldi Union local residents must bear the of solid wastes. ta Scott King, who is carrying from both East and West petals (or any petals) while you Board of Health, at-its recent cost of garbage disposal sites/-- Copies of the resolutions on the work'bfiher late hus debating the pros and cons, may! A continuing education quarterly meeting, formulated which receive much use from were also sent to the ministers band ~ tKroiigh' the Martin the morality or immorality, of workshop next fall will show two resolutions which have people outside their area. of environmfent, health,.and Luther King Jr. Centre for "deterrence" ;as a strategy for you how to prepare scented beeiTsent to the Union of B.C. Rural solid waste disposal municipal affairs. Non-Violent- Change. Also the pretention of mutual sachets, pot pourri and other Municipalities for considera sites receive little or no con nuclear destruction. ways to preserve fragrances tion at its September meeting. tribution from the provincial from flowers; fruits and Coast Gardener The ^Ploughshares Cof leaves^ One resolution recognizes government, unlike the ar feehouse will be located at In the danger of the use of her rangement for the disposal of For more information about ternational House and the what can be gathered and bicides in public areas. liquid.wastes or the provision Graduate Student Centre at It notes that: "WHEREAS of potable water. dried over the surrimer, call UBC. Admission to all events Pandi Tame at 886-£324. man' made herbicides, i.e., The resolution also notes is free^ The public will be able 2,4-D/ Mecoprop, Dicamba, Drop r>" yt-k,r that the conflicting demands of to meet people from many COAST NEWS Glyphosate, Paraquat, are be the ministries and ministerial countries arid hear first-hand ing widely used and; departments of the province to July accounts of their struggles CLASSIFIEDS WHEREAS testing results make new site selection and against war, repression and Taylor's proving their safety are not present site maintenance dif have the space to let them do poverty. Besides presentations available and; "A Friendly P«opl« PI ficult, if not impossible, arid— by Dianne Evans this make certain you have a WHEREAS birth defects WHEREAS continued delay At this time of year the most and the carcinogenic and in the solution of this problem thick clean mulch of straw or mutagenic manifestations may important thing in the garden is; hay on the soil to aid in the will lead to increased monetary maintenance. There are weeds prevention of rot. The fruit is not become apparent for and health costs to the people to be pulled, flowers to be pick- '• several years and; of our province; often smaller ajid the rate of. WHEREAS until the Federal ed, fertilizer to be applied, loss is high. Make sure the a Departments of Health and tomatoes to be staked, etc. ; plants are not allowed to dry NOW BE IT RESOLVED out but: don't let the soil o Agriculture release test results • -THAT the province im of these chemicals and these Weeding is a must; not only become spggy. If the plants do . mediately take steps to: (a) do weeds give the garden an dry out, and then receive a sud Rental SPECIAL tests have been done by labs Identify an, inventory of unkempt appearance, but they other than the manufacturers, suitable sites for present and den "supply of water the fruit O or IBT, and proven to be rob your;plants of valuable will more than likely, crack. foreseeable future needs, (b) nutrients and cut off necessary Uniforrh moisture is most im INCLUDES harmless; Institute a study of long-range air and light. If "you read this BE TT RESOLVED that portant so mulching will really the use of 3 MOVIES solutions for this growing pro column regularly, ybui'll kriow help.' • • xXXX"X these herbicides be banned for blem, (c) Provide cost-sharing that I believe; largely in -the : use on all municipal parks and funding for landfill solution, as at mulch method, i.e., such as Don.'jt. forget to drop me a IA NO CHARGE school grounds. is the case in water and sewer hay, straw, grass-clippings or- The second resolution grants, and dependent upon line a,t the Coast News or call, a seaweed.- First weed the area,: 886,^324 (beford8 p.m.) if you „. with a three or four day VCR rental n recognizes the position of rural the outcome of (b),above, con 1 7 1 :> then apply your mulch; now i. -'^4-'--i'iVt- "'Ii_ii£.-^ii^ kc-c-y:* -' o ;y o areas , which' attract much sider a programe of inc*nttv.es, ^ that this-jyeather-is^hopefully) fm^MiA^ xxx recreational trattrc/^ul''wfio^e^ ' for new technologies to dispose - ^drying out, it will also conserve triage wine, or lpti ofjpea-pods, /moisture as well as keeping /lefjt, after freezing or canning yy M^y^^y$i^Mfit y 2 down weeds and eventually ad your pea harvest.? ;? Deposit required o ding to the quality of the soil. * • * OVER 475 MOVIE TITLES Flowers are not only beautiful in the garden but in- tUMNTEDl iNdW AVAILABLE ' side the house as well; nearly all garden flowers like to be pick Used Furniture Home ed. This is a kind of pruning and What Have You which encourages further AL'S' * mm Furnishings flower production. As-you go USED FURNITURE Tues.-Sat., 9-5:30; Fri. 'til 6 p.m. THE UNITED CHURCH about the garden, pick off any Inslore financing available O.A.C. GLAD TIDINGS We hu\ Kerr Hollh-s J OF CANADA TABERNACLE dead flowers you may see; if 886-2812 j Seaview Place. Gibsons 886-9733 Sunday Worship Services Gower Point Road they go to seed Jhe plant will ST. JOHN'S Phone: 886-2660 lose valuable energy that would Davis Bav - 930 am- Worship Service 10 am ' otherwise ' produce" more GIBSONS Evening Fellowship 6.00'prn blooms. Every three" weeks or Glassford Rd - 11:15 am "Wednesday School 7'00'pm so during the time of flowering, Sundav School - 9:30 am Pastor: Qave Shinness -?ri water with a fish "fertilizer, or - Rev. Alex G^ Reid one that is high in phosphorus. Church Telephone Seaweed, is high in this mineral 886-2333 *• ^ Ke0p iii touch CALVARY so a mulch of this material will BAPTIST CH.URCH help greatly.. If you have' a % 4 *J»* Torty-five gallon drum arid a \ r '•, ^ir-";''-" with the Park R'd , Gibsons . ^4^0' SUNSHINE COAST GOSPEL Pastor: Harold Andrews down-wind corner of the CHURCH Res' 886-9163 ' garden to spare half fill the Sunshine . {Corner ol Davis Bay Rd.. SLaurel Rd.) • Church 886-2611 drum with seaweed, fill to the Inter-Denominational Sunday School 9:30 am top with water, leave for a Coast ', ' Family Worship Morning Service 11 00 am week or so, stirring every day, Sunday 11 am Gospel Service 7:00 pm then use the liquid to water any all year i. m Sunday School Prayer & Bible Study plant you wish to encourage in round! For All.Ages - Thursday 7:00 pm flower-production. £^ UttaVaT* Sunday 9 45 am "We Extend A Welcome And SEVENTH-DAY An Invitation To Come And Tomatoes" need to be well- ADVENTISTCHURCH Worship The Lord With Us" , staked to prevent the fruit from Sabbath School Saturday Pastor Arie de Vos lying on the ground arid being 9:30 am subjected not only to rot, but Hour of Worship Sat 11 am **r to attack from slugs and other Browning Rd. & Hwy 101 insects. Vines left to sprawl on SUBSCRIBE GIBSONS PENTECOSTAL Pastor: J Popowich the ground will often produce CHURCH Everyone. Welcome NOW - mature fruit earlier", so if you Cedar Grove School For information phone Chaster Road, Gibsons 885-9750 or 883-2736 You get your Senior. Pastor: Ted Boodle community peorge Marshall, # Visitation Minister newspaper free GRACE REFORMED , ' Sunday School 9 30 am COMMUNITY CHURCH each week here on * Morning Worship 11 00 am Sechelt Elementary School "-*•-', Evening Fellowship 7:00 p.m". 1100 am. ' '. 885-5635 the Coast. ', Home Bible Study ' Phone 886-9482 or Keep it coming • 886-7107 Ml/ Afliliated with the LUTHERAN CHURCH when you're Pentecostal Assemblies St. Andrew'.s Anglican, ol Canada Pender Harbour back home! Worship -9:00 a.m., Sun. Bible Study - 7:30 p.m., Tue. ST. BARTHOLOMEW & St. Hilda's Anglican, ST. AIDAN Sechelt In Canada-t 6 Month Subscription: $ 18.00 ANGLICAN CHURCHES' Worship- 1:30p.m., Sun. ^Pinii© V 1 Year Subscription: $30.00 Pa'rish Family Eucharist Bible Study-7:30 p.m., Wed. European 10 00 am Gibsons United Church U.S. and Overseas: $32:00 per year St Bartholomew, Gibsons Worship - 7:30„p.fn.t Sun.. Antiques • 1200 Bible Study-7:30p.m., Thurs. Gifts and Please send cheque or money order to: St. Aidan, Roberts Creek Karl Hedlin, 886-3755 Leather- The Sunshine Coast News CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY SERVICES School & P.O. 00x460 Sunday Service & Sunday School 11.30 am Cower Pt. Rd. Gibsons Glb^OnS) B.C. For more Information Wednesday'8:00 p.m. phone 886-2622 In United Church Building, Davis Bay 86-7376: VON tVO ' 885-2506 or 886-7882 • • i Coast News, July 11,1983 Sunshine Coast Minor i Hockey Association - X- '^SMM^MM^^^^i . The executive of the Sun shine Coast Minor Hockey Association has been •meeting once a hionth to prepare for the new season. •; They are building for what will hopeful ly be the most exciting season compete for title : to date.. v .j../..•...- xx,- by Ernie Hume The final day of the Marg • Plans are underway for our Langdale Eclectic -Trophy annual hockey school and Last Monday, July 4 in the Tournament was held on refereeing clinics. Because of a Junior Club Championship Ladies Day Tuesday, July 5. A small financial reserve from Tournament Erik Wagman our new name has appeared in the last year, it appears these can present title holder easily winner's circle. With a low net be held without any increase in defeated the field in taking his Eclectic score of 55 Celia Meda fees. •. " '"X'XxX-:,-'- i-XxxX^ third consecutive title. His low took the top spot. .Runner-up A major step has. been taken gross 77 makes him a candidate was Jean Stock with a low 58. in that we are now associate in future years for a bigger and Low putt score went to Phil members of the Pacific Coast better career in golfing circles. Hendy taking 29 strokes. Minor Hockey. There are a lot\ Runner-up honours went to On Wednesday our Sunshine of advantages to belonging to Dean Kennett with a low gross Coast men journeyed to this association, the main one 82. In third place with a gross Seymour for the annual inter- for us being exchange; games 85 was Gordon Watson. club return match. Seymour with other house league teams. In the junior girls, popular managed to win the day but Because of the new format Patti Park shot a gross 101 to could not overcome the total in the pups division, which reign another year as Girls score built on the first match at Lis* Johnson is pictured astride Fadjinu during recent Timber Trails Horse Show. allows for increased ice time, Junior Camp. Sheila Reynold Sunshine Coast, so our home we are hoping to attract a took second place and Susan team retains the portrait trophy great number of young Reiche third. for another year by five points. equestrians show skills children, both girls and boysl In- the Mixed Twilight During the match our We do need help: - 4-Member team scramble Jack youngest player just up from Jones; English Equitation 14 This will be our biggest show . "1. Phone Ian Hunter, 885- Fisher, Glady Warner, Fred junior ranks and playing ex by Lisa Johnston -18: 1. Colleen Cook, 2. Sonja of the year with Western classes 3739, if you are interested in McLean and Jo Emerson won cellent golf, surprised the field June 26 was an exciting day Reiche; English Equitation 13 on July 30 and English on July coaching; first low net honours with a by shooting a hole-in-one on for some of our V Coast's & Under: 1. Jade Boragno, 2. 31. There is no admission 2.PhpneTomPurssell, 885- 9-hole low net 19. The team of 158 par 3 #5 hole. Congratula horseback riders. This was the Cindy Keelan; Dressage Horse: charge and we offer some of 9203, if you are interested in tions to Dave Brackett who has v : : Ed Mcllwaine, Doris .Receiver, day of our June Horse Show 1. Sphja Reiche, '2. Colleen the best home-bakjng of; our refereeing. •' ' x' ' Xrx Phil Clark, and Ann Burton the honor of scoring the first and we had art excellent tur Cook; Hunter-under Saddle: 1. Coast at our concession stand. 3. phone Bill Ahrens, 886- took 12 putts for nine holes. hole-in-one in our inter-club nout of both spectators and Jade Boragno, 2. Sonja The show begins at 9 a.m. on 2682, if you have any equip This is pretty close tp a record. history. riders..... '-.;..'A.. Reiche; Hunter Hack: 1. Sonja both days, just follow the signs ment you wish to donate; It would be exceptional to hear Thursday morning seniors Judged by the professional Reiche, 2. Colleen Cook. up Field Road in Wilson 4. Phone Brian Frosst, 885- of only nine or 10 putts for enjoyed a One, Two, Three and well known, Leslie Reid, In the jumping division of Creek. 3828, if you have any good nine holes. Game with 58 players par these are the results of the our show: v ideas. .'• '.:;;""•--."" • ticipating. The team of Jim show: T v Pee Wee Jumping: 1. Jade Drop .off your Budd, Ed Matthews, Ted . Showmanship halter: 1 .Doc Boragno; Green Jumper: 1. COAST NEWS Smythe and - Dave Doig Stevedore > Caron Haywood, Jade Boragno, tied for second CLASSIFIEDS garnered 65 points to enjoy 2. Fan Tan - Teresa Caldwell; Cindy Keelan and Sara USED BUILDING SUPPLIES at first place: In second place Bill Halter geldings: 1. Doc Puchalski; Hunter over jumps: Quality, used lumber, bricks, windows, lights, plurnbing. etc. Madeira Park "Sneddon, "Bemie Parker, Fred Stevedore - Caron Haywood, 1. Sonja Reiche, 2. Andrea P A B USED BUILDING MATERIALS Pharmacy Dowdie and Bill Brant scored a until noon Saturday 2. Fadjinu - Lisa Johnston; Bobardt; Open Jumping: 1. 11947 Tannery Rd., Surrey "A FrtomHy Pmtrp*. Pl»c«" 65. Closest to the pin at M was ". Halter Mares: 1. Forever Sonja Reiche. Charlie Carter. . "' MONDAY-SATURDAY BGPB-1311 Bronze - Don Cross,, 2. Fan *. Ih the last leg of the show we We also Ipiiy used building materials Tan - Teresa Caldweilr Grarid had the games. Though game Champion: Doc Stevedore participation at this time is low, •Now Open- -Caron Haywood; Reserved we feel these games are the Champion: Forever Bronze perfect • ending for the day. To Serve You! -Don Cross. After a good day of stiff com In the Western division petition, the- games provide a Carmen Peters placed first in time for fun and fooling Western Horsemanship with around for both riders and Lisa Johnston, second. spectators. MARKET Western Pleasure Open: X/l. In summary of the days Groceries AUTOBODY Colleen Cook, 2. Lisa events hi-point. ribbons are Sundries Johnston; .Western - Pleasure awarded to the, outstanding Fishing Tackle TIDE TABLES Stake: 1; Colleen Cook, 2. Lisa partiejipants,,4 of ,tl]eJ: slipw. Tlmex Watches Johnston^ Reining:?^ Colleen Junior Hi-points, Jade Tues., Julytt \ FrfS, July 15 yy .xx,^^.. xy" yrmxxm: 7 Cdbk^ •&:Caron Haywoodvp ; Boragno; Junior Reserve, Sara 00415 ! 11.2 i '•0345\ i-.-'8.9'. Mon., July 18| In the younger age group of jPuchaliski; Intermediate, Col 0520 • 14.r 0830- 12,0 0645 •5.5 leen Cook; Reserve, Sonja 1235 .3; 1455 V 4.7 1350 11.7 PAINTING the Western division, walk, 2010 15.9 2200 15.7 1750 10.1 trot, 11 and under Jade, Reiche; Senior, Georgina Open Wed., July 13 Sat., July 16 Boragnb took firsi;', Sara Jones; Reserve,' Andrea { 9 a.m. -9 p.m. 0135 10.7* 0500 7.8 Puchalski placed second, Shan Bobardt; . Games Hi-points, 0615 13.6' ,0955 11.3 886-7276 non Caldwell was awarded .Teresa Caldwell; Reserve, 7 Days a Week 1320 1.4 1550\. 6.7 • ICBC Claims third and Laura Stubbs, Caron Haywood.' !^,?Q45 15.9 2250 1.5.5 • Fiberglass Repairs fourth. Thurs., July 14 Sun., July 17 Congratulations to all the Davis Bay, B.C. 0235 9.9 0550. 6.7 MONDAY - FRIDAY Until 5:30 >.«. A big *hand of applause to 0720 12.8. 1145 11.1 Pt; Atkinson.; these up and coming riders for riders in the show and hi-point Pacific Standard Time) SATURDAY Until 2:00 p.». winners. We look forward.to 1405 2.9 1645 8.5- their horsemanship achieve 885-9721 2130 15.8 2320 lS.l . ments, we look forward to see your participation in our next ing you again! The last show July 30 and 31. - For Daylight Saving Time ADD 1 HOUT Western class was trail, won by Teresa Caldwell with Caron Haywood taking second. Onto the English division of our show: English Equitation Senior: 1. Pana Andrea Bobardt, .2. Georgina just slightly ahead of our time Sponsored as a public ,*«*? "/*.». Wednesday Sechelt Garden Club meet first Wednesday of each month 7:30 pm St. service by the Sunshine .Hilda's Hall. Except Jan:, July and August; iy |^i Coast News &; John R: - y;:'~"' *k .Kiwanis Care Centre Auxiliary Gibsons meets .every 3rd Wednesday We're Celebrating g& each month 8 pm at the Care Centre. • our Goodwin, C.A. * ^•, .Timber Trails Riding Club 1st Wednesday of the month 7:30 pm Davis -1 '^'i*»pJ'" Bay Elementary School. ', ,—-3* Phone 24 hrs. 885-2456 Gibsons Tops Meeting every Wednesday at 6:30 pm In the Marine 2th ANNIVERSARY] %x.V -*f *^ Room under theGibsons Library'. 886-2906 or 886-2819. Vancouver 669-3022 Sunshine Lapidary & Craft Club meets 1st Wednesday every month at 7:30 pm. Information 886-2873 or 886-9204. ; ^7 '•'.' ;; ' AND Note: Early announcements will be run once, then Pender Harbour Auxiliary to St. Maryfe Hospital meets 2nd Wednesday must be resubmitted to run again, no more than one of every month 1:30 pm at St. Andrew's Church Hall, Hwy 101. New MODEL PC 26 K11 members welcome. 26" Remote month prior to the event. Port Mellon Hospital Auxiliary second Wednesday of every month 1:30 a*^**>! Control Colour T.V. ; >26" Colour TV. pm. 886-7937. . 'X: •.. .: •••.•..>•', XX X.;y.y ••^ c p^«-» ^WKI. 1^/,* two. Coast News, July-il; 1983 13. The Higgledy Piggledy fabulous Creekhouse Rest Parade has traditionally been aurant in Roberts Greek. Call the start of Roberts Creek Daze Ken Dalgleish at 886-2843 for and this year is no exception. info. We'll treat your entry But what is a parade without with full confidentiality. participants? We need as many Tickets at $3 each are now on of you as possible to be at the sale at Seaview Market. *sz. community in Roberts Creek Our next meeting will be between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m., Thursday, July 14 at 7:30 p.m. SUNSHINE COAST July 23, so our Parade< Mar at the community hall. On Sun PEST CONTROL & HEALTH SERVICES LTD. shall Herb Craig, can give you day, July 17, at 1 p.m. we will a spot in what we hope will be be meeting at the mouth of k the best parade ever. v " ; Roberts Creek to do the clean fc For Control of Carpenter Ants, Rodents and Other Pests j|j We tiave space available af up in readiness for the,Daze. the mouth of the creek for Please lend us a hand; helping OUR-SPECIALTY: Pre-Treatment'of Houses Under Contraction': crafts people; the fee is $5^ for a out will be lots of fun, and For Confidential you'll help make Roberts table and 10 per cent of your^ Advice and In preparation for theupcoitting "Festival of the Written Arts", take. We usually have a target Creek Daze a success. For fur crowd passing through and this,^ ther information please call Estimate Call. Terry O'SulIivan (left) of the Suncoast Writers' Forge, and Klaus 883-2531 Nichterwitz of Klaus Catering, make menu plans for the Haiku year we have quite an enter-. r Diana at 886-2087, Sue at tainment program. , / 885-2972, Randie at 886-9324, Pender Harbour Brunch and Seafood Smorgasbord. Both events will take pBace on Allison at 885-7459 or Chris at v Food and refreshments wilK LOCALLY OPERATED .GOV'T INSPECTED Sunday, August 7. ^ —Fr»n Bfrger pjiofo be available, and children's,; 885-5206/ games including canoe races', sandcastie building arid greased pole climbing will fill the-jafter- Fastball results noon. W L Pts Wednesday, July 13 All the money we make goes, ' Cedars 8 4 16 Weldwood vs Biue Nosers" (CG) towards the preservation and Weldwood 7' 3 J4 WSI vs Kenmac (L) upkeep of the community hall, • GBS X 7 ,5 14 Thursday, July 14 the site of this year's Mr. Roberts Creek Contest,' 8 p^nv\ RGftfP* * r 7 5 .'H RCMP , vs GBS (L) : - Kenmac '• ' 6 « 6 . -12" Sunday, July 17 on My iy. We nSeed coh-' ' WSI, . 4 , 6 8 Weldwood vs Kenmac (CG) testants, brave fellows lured by K Dliffys „ 1 2 8 4 Hackett #1 • Hac 1 Hackett « - Hac 2 the promise of fame and glory,. Cedar Grove - CG Langdale - L and also the wonderful prizes, Cedars took: first place Wilson Creek -WC Roberts Creek -RC again with two> wins iin " last Chatelech - Chat this year including dinner at the week's league play. Alex " Skytte took the win over Ken mac, with/Al Braun knocking' in the^inning jru'n in the bot On the tom* df the seventh .fot a*2«Y final. Hodgi Baba batted in"six -runs,' and strong pitching from Seafood Platter: RicksAViebe put the Cedars past GBS, 8-4. me that they are delighted with Kenmac stayed in play-off by Chak-chak their new location. He says that contention with a 6-2 win I am sure that most of our not only is Sechelt and the Sun j against Duffys. Tough chuck- readers know where the Drift shine Coast a beautiful place • ing by Tony Bergnach and wood Inn is located in Sechelt but that the quality and * consistent batting by Trev -on the waterfront at the foot availability of supplies, Delany and Brian. Partridge, of Trair Avenue. It is here; seafood, produce, etc. is much made the difference. commanding a breathtaking better than in the old country. Good two-way play by Jim view of Trail Bay, the Strait of Mr. O'Keeffe was com Grey and Danny Hollis helped Georgia and beyond; that the plimentary of the Pebbles chef, ,Weldwood squeak past the Pebbles Restaurant is located. Jim Lincey who also spent RCMP 4-3. This motel and restaurant some time in Ireland, and said complex was recently purchas that he was also pleased with THe schedule of games for ed by Mr. & Mrs. O'Keeffe the quality of help they employ -the:week is as follows: who for 14 years operated a in the business- Here. 'Mrs. \ f uesday, July 12 similar type of business in O'Keeffe,"an attractive and tfenmac vs GBS . ' (CG) County Wexford in the south charming lady, looks after vs Cedars things in the dining room.' We RCMP (L) of Ireland. Mr. O'Keeffe tells dropped in for a light lunch bn Saturday, the food was great and quite reasonable and we r^Vj^*S*3^'i'-*2S ' 'Tiada1 nice visit with two friends lidlhtv .r-*tHi*p> > i .who joined us atfour-iable^ t < You also sho\ild try their lunchebri'mehii^they specialize your existing in seafood. Here are some of the items on their bill of fare. WOODEN Seafood Chowder: Sea Club, a seafood sandwich in the Peb v & bles tradition. ' - Grilled crab and cheese sand wich with a choice of salad (we ALUMINUM had this and it was vefy tasty). Pebbles Fishwich:a breaded WINDOWS fillet of sole in a homemade to bun. Fish & Chips: this is made with halibut and the chips have their skins' qn them -just the way we like them. Seafood Crepes; Seafood Salad, this is truly a bounty of DOUBLE GLAZED crab, salmon, shrimp and scallops. It is delicious with OPEN: Mon. -,Fri. 8 am - 4:30 pm various items changing as Saturday 8:30 am - 12:30 pm seasonally available. If you cannot make it for \\% lunch then you should plan to have dinner and eftjoy* the candlelight and moonlit water of Trail Bay through, the Hwy, 101 & Pratt Rd., Gibsons 886-7359 panoramic windows. Of course there are other goodies to be & ,?*^f1SEf¥t» found on the dinner menu. Sea-You. TRAILERS - BOAT PACKAGES - MOTORS §& HIGHUNER. m BOAT TRAILERS DISCOUNTED PACKAGE ^ijSbmmmma*2i ' #^Lm%m\ PRICES! 5^V*liaW "^4 - £££*-. * * " ^TPTT pjBf^^ ^^^•k^i BH^^^^ 1&5«|£**»i>i * 1-* A,- - ~—"sattsfBMBajmj kT-'Anl Double Eagle Boats © Johnsoti Motors ' ^Qar - r ' y x, u j x Double Eagle Boat *, r " rv ' - " iTf 16 Foot (4.88 Meter) Features - Galvanized, stand-on fonders, adjustable to boat. Capacity Sale ;Lbs. Price 600 649 1.300 859 '1^500 998 1,800 1,093 '2.200 1.29B Great for Skiing DELUXE OUTBOARD and Rough Water-Boating 16 Foot C/w Top-60 HP $ 6,895 17 Foot c/w Top-70 HP ^S 8,395 17 Foot c/w Top -125 Volvo FWC 510,695 ««>V T 4 Surtf^ycrest Centre Trail Ave, & Cowrie GI&SCW5, 886-8020 SJtCH£tr, 3SS-2S12 14. Coast News, July 11,1983 und dining atMQuniebraok Lodge Standing stately and inviting ed oysters and mini seafood licensed to stay open until 1 group and business luncheons, on what could be *the most quiches, for only. $3.85. a.m. And if you are just too arid for priviate;parties. ,'.'-,., beautiful road on the Sunshine Well aware that a lunch full and content to drive home, To enjoy aidyei^rnfeal in one Coast', Bonniebrook Lodge is "hour" leaves not much time the lodge has six double rooriis of the Sunshine Coast's finest now offering not only delirious for dallying Sheila's hot sand available to accommodate heritage buildings, take a* five breakfasts, lunches and dinners wiches (from $2.95), burgers overnight guests. minute drive west along Gower seven days a week,: plus and fish and chips can all' be Point Road until you come to smorgasbords on Saturdays ready in time for a relaxing Sheila and Lloyd also offer the ocean.'Bonniebrook Lodge and Sundays, but also live din lunch by the sea, whether you in-house catering services for will be sitting on your right, ner music ori Friday nights to enjoy the view from the lodge groups up to 55. Custom gracefuHy^.overlooking the add the final touch to what is at or take your meal down to the menus can be prepared for water and awaiting your visit*. any time a most charming at beach. Phone ahead if you're mosphere. in a real:rush - 886-2723. - Every Friday during July, Sheila, who previously cook Centre aids Jobless from 6 p.m. until closing, the ed at , the Airport . Hyatt, candlelight and wine will be ac changes her smorgasbord of- The Sunshine Coast Tuesday, July -26, from 11 companied by the fine and ver ferings'each weekend day. Last Unemployment Action Centre a.m. to 3 p.m. Those wishing satile organ stylings of Adam Saturday's selections included has received additional fun to register for the workshop McBride, whose repertoire uri- lasagna, roast pork; beef tips, ding from the B.C. Federation should call the centre, doubtedly accommodates baked salmon - always a of Labour and has hired a co 886-2425, "Monday; Tuesday, every-one's old favorites. feature - with a full salad bar, ordinator, Mrs. Priscilla Thursday or Friday, between Managers Lloyd and Sheila vegetables, chocolate and Brown, who will be in charge 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Field take obvious pride :, in banana cream pies, carrot cake of administration and the day- . The biggest event planned their new charge, Lloyd 'mak and banana cake, and hot ap to-day running of the centres - for the month is the open ing sure the grounds are well- ple pie. ' -Mrs. Brown and the house which will be held on tended and full of blossoms On Sunday the meat dishes volunteers at the centre,have July 20, from 2-5 p.m. in the and Sheila offering a menu thai changed to deep-fried planned a busy month for Ju gym at Sechelt Elementary" Bonniebrook Lodge offers luxury both in its atmosphere and its is prepared fresh daily -nothing barbecued chicken wings, roast ly. There will be a film series school. Ray Skelly, our MP, delicious cuisine. Very reasonable prices make its menu, specializ frozen in advance. beef - arid baked salmon. again this month and details of will be the keynote speaker. the films to be shown, with A most cordial invitation is , ing in seafood, particularly attractive—and the beautiful view is .;•• Seafood is the specialty of' The full smorgasbord costs : free; Extra services include take-out orders for picnics on the the house, with*'grilled salmon .' only $9.95, with senior citizens dates and time's, will be extended to all members of the beach, and rooms for overnight guests. -F™ Better j*ot« steak,' king crab legs, fantail offered a special rate of $7.75, available on Channel 10. public to attend the open shrimp and filet of sole regular and children under 10 eating X one-day workshop featur house, find out what 'the •features oh the menu. Fish and for only$4.85. ing such topics as: "Effective Unemployment Action Centre chips are a" steal at $3.50. Sheila welcomes late night Resume 'Writing", "Writing is all about and meet the' The lunch menu features a guests who may wish a snack or Job Application Letters", and speakers. Admissionis free, so LXZJISSIFIEDxnns full salad bar, including some even dinner after a movie or "Handling A Job Interview", come out and enjoy a lively & not-so-usual goodies like smok concert; as the restaurant is will be held at the centre, on afternoon. MISC. SERVICES APPLIANCES Sunshine Coast • ELECTROLUX CANADA SUNSHINE COAST, 4- 4724 Marina Ave., DISPOSAL SERVICES '» Powell River, B.C; Business Directory Port Mellon to Ole's Cove Please call 485-2693 for Service. Commercial Containers Available Now serving the Sechelt Peninsula y 885-9973 896-29387 for bags, filters, repair service & demonstrations.^ STEVE HOFLEY F&L CONTRACTORS Natural & Cultured Stone Facings. AUTOMOTIVE Landclearin.g, road building, logging, 24 Hour House Fronts, Fireplaces and Feature Walls ALL WORK CONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED tree removal, excavations & gravel. LOW BED SERVICE ( SANDY'S •S6-84S6 8 Yd. Truck 886-9872 after 5 p.m.. COLLISION REPAIRS v Peninsula Transport Services Ltd. •ICBC Repairs 'Fibregiass Repairs' 816-2284 116-3829 •Painting & Auto Glass ^- *,m**.m EXCAVATING FLOOR COVERING •Frt« Estimates 883a2S08 ^ Kl«lnd«l», P«nd«r Harbour W.W.f 1, Q«rd»n •>», ».C.VOW 1W BULLDOZING KEN DE VRIES & SON ^ LTD. FLOOR COVERINGS! LAND CLEARING invei * Garry's £$Bt£uropean Dorhn Bosch 885-2544, Carpets • Tiles* Linoleums • Drapes Crane Motors 885-9468 886-7112 ' Hwy. 101, Gibsons I. ^British, Japanese a PometUc Servtcs a Parted r— \ c.u Swanson's CARPET-CABINET-CERAMIC CENTRE •V»'': For: Rudy Mix Concrete Sand 4 Gravtl] ' Tandem Truck mi AUTOMOTIVE ';-:<' Dump Truck Rental: : , ^GH Open Thurs. - Sat. .10 a.m. • 5 P m. 6 Ton Crane Howe Sound Distributors Ltd. REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES Formed Concrete Product! 16' Deck or 40' Trailer "The Rad Shop" Phone 885-9666 — 885-5333 NortH Road Gibsons. B.C. 886-27657 COLLISION REPAIRS 886-7919 886-7028 Garry Mundell B.C.A.A. Approved Hwy 101, Gibsons t H. WRAY CONTRACTING NEED TIRES? , Come in to 17 Years Experience . Commercial And Residential^ k •Backhoe & 4 Whd. Dump Truck ^™ % Camping & Trailer Park COASTAL TiRES •Water, sewer & septic systems _# Licenced Restaurant TIRE & SUSPENSION CENTRE •Sand, Gravel & Excavations General Store 886-2700 886-8167 ^_ 8OO*948T anytime ^ Lloyd & Sheila Field ^ — Hwy. 101. just West of Gibsons '"^ 8t5-2f23 865-3661 , 886-2723 A RUTO PRUTS SUMMER 1983 Economy kit. Gibsons Service Automobile. Industrial and BC FERRIES Body Shop Supplies Effective Thursday, June 23 to Sunday, Telephone Sechelt Schedule September 11,1983 inclusive: Answering JERVIS INLET Service 886-7311 or 885-5.11 vANCOUVER-SECHELT PENINSULA business ^^^^^^^^^^^^j^x^r^^^^p^^^Kj^ For Information c«ll 886-7568 CLEANING SERVICES Lv. Horseshoe Bay Lv. Langdale Lv. Earls Cove Lv. Saltery Bay 6:35 am 4:35 pm 5:40 am 3:40 pm 7:20 am 4:30 pm 6:25 am 4:30 SUNSHINE KITCHENS 9:25 5:30 8:15 5:30 8:30 6:30 .7:30 5:30 7:25 - CABINETS - 11:25 7:30 '10:25 6:30 10:30 8:20 : 9:30 JOHN HIND-SMITH 9:15 12:25 pm 9:25 12:25 pm 8:30 12:20 pm 10:10 11:25 886-9411 REFRIGERATION & MAJOR APPLIANCE SERVICE 2:45 "\ , 1:50 pm Port Mellon to Pender Harbour . .. 1:25 11:15 • 2:00 10:20 Showroom* Pratt fid. A Hwy 101 Res.886-9949 Opan Sat. 10-8 or anytime by appt. j NEW MINI-BUS SCHEDULE Effective |uly 4/83 Monday. Tuesday, Thursday. Wednesday and Friday: 9:15 a.m. 12:30 p.m. r Leaves The Dock, Sechelt ; .' - TU %. Qr,L?\ THE CLEANING OF OIL & Leaves Leaves for Lower Gibsons, Fire Hail: V 3:20 p.m. Lower Gibsons Fire HaM Need this space' The Dock, Secheit. Leaves Lower Gibsons for Langdale: 9:45 a.m. irwnrruy-QuffjM WOOD HEATING UNITS for Lower Gibsons for The Dock, Sechelt Call the COAST NEWS Fire Hall 9:10 a.m. Leaves Langdale for Gibsons: 10:25 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 886-2622 or 886-7817 Harbour Chimney Cleaning 9:50 a.m. 3:45 p.m. (Mon. & Tues.) Leaves Lower Gibsons Fire Hal! , IO:35a.m. 2:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. (Thurs.) for The Dock, Sechelt: 1:10 p.m. Serving the Sunshine Coast 885-5225 4:00 p.m. COMMERCIAL ART J GLASS VETERINARIAN CONTRACTING EXCAVATING Dr. W. Lawrenuk Magus Kennels 886-8568 RAY HANSEN TRUCKING J.F.W. EKCAVATIHQ LTD. 886-7359 [VJ^, Pender Harbour 883-2353 ^CONTRACTING LTD. Conversion XWindoips, Glasis, Gravel, Clearing & Excavating, • sttttc FMMS • Excavations « during • Auto & Marine Glass, Aluminum Windowslows I ; : or3 Rfi'd Rd. Gibsons &ScreensX-,y • ^.''«^: V'-w ;'-H'- Mirrors RENTALS Septic Systems, All Types of Gravel 106-8071 r ^HwyU01& Pratt Rd J 883-9222 885-5260 V. HEATING ^ Locally Manufactured Govtrmront Approved SEASIDE RENTALS • Concrete Septic Tanks Backhoe & Cat LIQUID GAS LTD • TJ** DomesticIndustrial Equipment 'Distribution Boxes GNJM SSFVtM Custom clearing, septic tanks, power poles, I • «-#• and Truck Rentals 2 locations *Pump Tanks, Curbs, Patio Blocks # g'ton * t,jgn |jft water lines, roads. Free estimates. CANADIAN I Sechelt Inlet Avenue Gibsons to serve you 'Other pre-cast products. Hwy. 101 'Sechelt between St. Mary's J 886-9875 886-3907 eves. Hospital and Forest Rangers Hul. III I ^ ' 885-2848 Hwy. 101 & Pratt 886-2848 -J Bonniebrook Industries Ltd. 886*7064 i Mon-Fri. 8a:mi.-5p.m. 885-2360 /* J*frPff>fru1 886-8744^ ROLAND'S TREE TOPPING Wayne Ross VIEW DEVELOPMENTS LTD. Residential & HOME IMPROVEMENTS LTD. Commercial Clean up your wooded areas. TOOL • 5" Continuous aluminum'gutters Excavating If do ,v Remove lower limbs for VIEW. Gibsons • Aluminum soffits & fascias For all your Backhoe Needs Behind Windsor Plywood RENTALS • Built-in vacuum systems Top fall trees adjacacent to b.uifding 885-3562 Roberts Creek Eves. 885-5617 886-7850 MarV Voien 886-9597 V. .-y TILE Genera! Building Contractor 18 Years Experience —I p Foundations • Framing Village Tile Co. Finishing • Cabinets CERAMIC TILE SALES AND INSTALLATIONS, Complete landscaping.&••• SEA-VIEW PLACE Stocking Some ''Tile and Material COMSTRUCTION LTD. R.R. #1 -• GIBSONS, B.C garden maintenance service ...'•' , Bango 1212 Cowrie St. . , Phone ' Residential — Commercial. DOCO^O ^ r Fencing of all kinds* • '885-5033 J ^Complete Construction Management OQO-2743 Sechelt, B.C. Joe Jacques 885-3611 M->—t^KMW^fV Coast News, July 11,1983 15. DROP OFF Index , - *,f„*;y XXJX.'-'X:i\ *K* is*'?: YOUR CLASSIFIEDS ' No#te* • #r ';'/ M, i < IN PENDER HARBOURS '4./;*lie»w*£. ftroj**rij? ^ - &, Property •j^GffitSfmMwt Taylor's Gardes ittmtmtm Bay Store Pool 1table , slate, coin ,;-#*''*« M*«K<>rti»jB, - operated. New felt. In Madeira Park cludes cues, balls, etc. $850. Ph. 886-8040 or Pharmacy Eric Molendyk wishes to X'Xfx- /ptjflputte«Bte«(tt '. 886-8213 \ #TFN announce the arrival of his 883-9414 \.%&iA, "; '""^ '- " '75 Corvette, burgundy IN HALFMOON BAY > sister, Jenny Jeanne, born ;^w««wf- '"-*',/, ,'; with blk. Ithr., 4 spd., B- & J Store July 5,1983 and weighing MINI —SAT PS/PB, PW, 60,000 mi., 885-9435 9 lbs. Vt oz. Darlene wants In Hopkins Landing: a . Incl. 7* dish new brakes, clutch, tires, IN SECHELT mzsssmm to thank her husband, Gor budgy, blue body and July 16,10-4. Shaw Rd. 4th all electronics & cable, rad., alt., real * looker. Books & Stuff don, and nurses Liz, yellow face. 886-9744. house on left. Lots of $1,995. 3 floor. A-frame home, ex $9,999 obo. Partial trade Susan & Melanie, as well #29 goodies. - . #28 Green Onion Stereo 885-26X5 terior complete, for sale cons. 886-8064. #27 as is. Urge, panhandle lot, as Dr. Rudland and Dr. Port Mellon, 884-5240. Etnma's Male, black Lab X, 2 yrs. Sat., July 16, Wilson Crk. J5i.,Cp»Mge^te*- " - .. potential view on O'Shea Myhill-Jones for their sup 885-9345 Fort St. John" licence. Fam. Centre. 10-2. Dona Ancient horse manure, $20 MGB, .red, good shape, jt*. fctrter ft,tfcMfe Rd., Gibsons, new subdivi port and encouragement! Davis Bay Vicinity Gower Point Rd., tions? 885-3885. #28 a load. You pick up. good top,.tires, etc. Motor f?; larfsW ^/' - #28 sion. Offers. 886-2847 needs work. $2,800 obo. Peninsula July 4. Requires daily King water bed, 2 dr. 885-9969. #28 eves. #30 883-9342. TFN Market Jim Budd & Debie Mealia medication - Epilepsy. fridge/freezer, TV, stereo, ' •<*» t*JBJ»e?£ ^ - ' Pentax 35 mm SLR with 55 885-9727 Roberts Creek 9/10 acre. take great pleasure in an Reward offered. Call col custom made curtains, sms&aw^ ROBERTS CREEK mmm tt>.- *Urte* , mm & 200 mm lenses. Exc. 1978 Ford Lariet 150 with Park Ave., treed, stream at nouncing the birth of Julia lect 922-1170. #28 elec. guitar & amps, bdrm. cond. $200.886-8506. #28 canopy. Immaculate. Seaview Market ti. Mofrlle ftomes back. $38,900 eves. Theresa Mealia-Budd. A ste., plus? Kearton Rd. off new sister for Maria and 70,000 km. $5,300. 1982 885-3400 885-3183. ' v #30 1 grey, striped tabby cat. Pratt. Sat., July 16. 2 single beds (boxspring & Jeremy. Born Monday, Ju Renault Le Car, 7,000 km, mn®®®®®* IH GIBSOHS sssssssasss 687-5096. #28 886-8656. #28 mat.) $15 ea. 886-8510 3 bdrm. view home in Gib ly 4. Many thanks to Stan new cond., $5,500. Adventure ftf, K*lpW*ftted , after 5 p.m. #28 sons, by owner. Priced to Lubin and the staff at St. ^j|B|SBSBJBBJBJSASPBJBqSSSyBSjBKV|V**IH 886-7924. , #30 Electronics sell. For info, please Mary's. Proud grand Free Rabbit Manure! 1978 Pontiac Lemans, 4 **. CfetNl C*r« ' phone anytime. Scotty, parents are Kay and Jim Buy 4-40 Ib. bags $2.50 ea., dr. Sacrifice at $3,000. Radio/hack ti. BtpsiatMiOp^Oftunpttepsi 886-9527. #30 Budd in Sechelt and get another one free. Excl. Phone 886-9557. #30 886-7215 Angela Mealia in Toronto. fertilizer for your plants or By Owner: 2 bdrm. house %i8&gm% Lower Village^sm^ 21*. 9*C JL¥«fccM« #28 .compost pile. Non burn '74 Vega wagon. Phone Coast News on Vi acre. Features large ing. Burkhart's Rabbitry 886-2051. #28 886-2622 l skylight, family room with on Pratt Rd. 886-3713. #28 Franklin stove, fresh air •71 Chevelle, small V8, gd. fireplace in liv. room, also Fir house logs. 30 logs run. cond., $300 obo. '/2 Coast News Classifieds [57 32'6" approx. Also can cut sep. guest or rental and Obituaries Chev van, V8, exc. cond., to order. Ph. 885-3498. #28 workshop. Ph. 885-3949. work truck, $650 obo. #28 :« -,/"' 886-8263. #28 4 wheel drive front hub. Found on Lower Rd. in Wanted 6" woodworking Collector's Item: 1957 Modul. home on full bsmt., Roberts Creek. 886-8000. jointer. 885-3406. #28 Morris (Monor) converti 3 bdrms. up, 2 down. 2V2 #28 ble. Running but needs bth., 5 appl. plus deep work. $1,000 firm. freezer, 2 coolers, drapes, 886-7831. #30 On the garden, greenhouse, chicken coop plus 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE COMMERCIAL & 1968 Triumph • Spitfire Sunshine Coast chickens. Approx. 1 acre. Coleridge: Cacey Kay, Ju RESIDENTIAL -almost completely 886-3955. #28 ly 4, 1983. At peace after a First in Convenience & lengthy illness in St. 885-2923 885-3681 restored. New paint, tires, Lower Gibsons Paul's Hospital. Survived upholstery, clutch and First in Service Sgl. hide-a-bed w/folding Cozy, comfortable, 2 by her loving mother, Irene; much more. Near new top. mattress & spring $125. bdrm. home, 5 minutes Haig of White Rock; her V* race cam engine - over Food dehydrator, $50. drive. Priced at my cost of Drop off from beach. Good sister Myrtle Crutchfield Clean queen size mat., $2,275. Can be seen at of .neighbourhood. For sale of Montreal; brother Ken $50. Rocking chair, $50. fice of Sunshine Coast if our Classifieds by owner. $55,900 Open to neth of White Rock'. Cacey, Phone 886-7990. #27 Trailer Park, Gibsons. Ph. offers. Contact 886-9696 lived for many years inGib- Oak pedestal dining table, at any one of our 886-9826. TFN or 886-2791. #28 sons and attended high Love, loyalty & intelligent $200; 4 chairs, $200; 2 oak Oil fired hot water heater. school here. She was a companionship. Shelties. parq.end tables, $100 ea.; '79 Horizon, good condi Roberts Cr., Henderson Excellent condition. $150. devoted worker for many From $150.885-2550. #28 sculpt, style Ige. couch & 2 tion, reasonable price. Rd., 3 bdrm., unfinished 921-7451. #27 Friendly People years at the YWCA and arm chairs, $300; 2 white & 886-9717. D.L 7424 TFN but liveable, 1,200 sq. ft. the Telethon. She will be Nubian Alpine cross goat, gold lamps, $50 ea.; ping Multicycle Inglis auto house with full bsmt., sorrowfully missed by her good natured, ready to.be pong table, $35. 886-8375 washer $295. Guaranteed 1968 Chev Impala Super Places shake rf., elec./wood many friends throughout bred. 886-2520. #29 or 886-2791. #28 & delivered. 883-2648. TFN Sport, auto., PS/PB, runn •^ comb, forced air heat, wd. the world. In compliance ing, needs few repairs, on the Sunshine Coast windows, % ac'.,,close to Sealy P-pedic dbl. bed, with Cacey's wishes ho Purebred, English. Spr $375.885-2464. #29 beach. $73,000. 885-3881. service. Will, be held.;. $100. Cedar 5' hot tub, ; ; ingers, now 4 weeks old, DURADEK •81 Datsun 200 SX, fully., V'.: '.' .-\l • #29 Cremation. In lieu Of" $425. Hd. dolly, $20. very:good potential for loaded, excp., air, new #l*wers«' doftatioRS^grate- Ihe-ipnly waterproof, 886-7449., V V y ••••.«. X r#28. Be,autiful~southerrt--slope,«-' hunting dogs. No papers;*; cond;,' ^silver/grey,' $7^995. fuliy;• accepted, -by the deck covering that view lot in Dav|s Bay. : $125 each;;v:Aft. r 5 p.m. ; Farm ^ fresh vegetables 886-3730. §29 Cancer Society of B.C. Ar won't crack or peel, Selectively cleared & has 886-7274.: :: #30 and black currants, Tony rangements through the '79 Bronco 4x4. PS/PB, p access from two sts'. Lot Archer, R.R. 4, Gibsons, Memorial Society of B.C. .3 kittens to give away. auto 351. Excl. cond. "iMMlRA: ABK -PHARMACY #25.462-9624. #29 Ken Devries 886-7046. #28 #28 886-8691. #28 35,000 km Never driven & Son Crib, $75 obo. 886-2808 off road. $10,900. Ph. 39.3 acres. $79,900. Smug Ducklings for sale, $2.50, 886-7112 between 7 p.m. & 8 p.m. 886-7287. TFN glers Cove area. Fan Pekins, Roven, Campbell. #28 tastic price, can be sub-,, 6. 1971 Datsun pickup. Very 886-2696 evenings best. Lawn turf - top quality turf. divided. Zoned 5 acres,\ good cond., $1,250. 1972 Personal #28 Prompt & reasonable hydro and water on MG Midget, $1,950. delivery. 946-8311. #35' Brooks Road. Well treed, Largest Selection 886-7831. #28 minutes from ocean. Bob Got Fleas??? Cafeteria equip, for sale. If someone in your family ART SUPPLIES Hood, L.h. door, R.F. Philips res. 112 937-0634 Medicated flea baths for 30 feet metal.counters in has a drinking- problem On The Coast fender for '67 'Stang. 4 ap or off. 112 324-1034. cats & dogs. For your sections w/stainless steel you can see what it's do Ciisu Corner pliance, mags, 4 T/A Cathay Pacific Rlty. Ltd. dog's comfort now is the tops. Includes a 3 com ing to them. Can you see (Traits radials, 40% L.m. wetsuit #29 time to have winter partment sink & 1 display what it is doing to you? Al &-gear. Sell complete only. coats removed. Demat- case. Lg. fridge, gas stove, Anon can help. Phone 883-2419. #28 ting our specialty. Pro etc. $2,750. Phone 886-9037 or 886-8228 TFN Wing-backed arm chair, Drop your classified ads off for fessional grooming for 886-9440. #28 74 Datsun 1800. Mtr. & $50. Matching arm chair, The Coast News St. Jude pray for us and all all dogs by trans., 46,000 mi., can be the Coast News at Madeira Park Sofa bed, $90. Persian $50. Child's car seat, $35. who invoke your aid. seen running. $400 obo. office is closed Joy Walkey design carpet, approx. All good, clean cond. Pharmacy. Your Friendly Peo Amen. LB, — #30 Datsun 210, trans., rear & Castlerock Kennels 8'x12', $140. Suede jacket, 886-7098. #28 five tires on rims. Fit 210. on Mondays. blue/lined, size 12/14, $25. ple Place in Madeira Park. - The Flying Sausages Misc. parts. Ph. 886-8571. 885-2505 #28 All in good cond. 885-9881. -Gibsons, ready for your #28 #29 party. Phone: 886-7376 1977 Sierra Grande, 1 ton Announcements 11-5 p.m., 886-3971 after P/U, auto., trans., 454 cu. SKYLIGHT 6:30 p.m. #30 in., good cond. Call after 5 350 Hobart welder with p.m. 886-9843. $2,000. BLINDS trailer, $1,300. 886-8181. • #28 Energy efficient and #30 •77 Ply. Sport Fury, PS/PB, controlled solar rays. 10 foot fiberglass boat. air cond., cruise control, Minimum $4.00 psr 3 line insertion. Each Ken Devries Good condition. $175 obo. 63,000 mi., new brakes, additional line $1.00. Use our economical 3 Phone 886-9192. #30 snows, $2,300. 886-2623. weeks for the price, of 2 rate Pre-pay your ad B.C. HEART FOUNDATION & Son #29 for 2 weeks & get the third week FREE Im Memoriam tributes are 3 burner propane table top 886-7112 '67 Dodge Dart, $300 obo. THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS gratefully received and ' stove and tank. Mahogany PIANO J Ph. 885-3537. #29 The Sunshine Coast News ARE FREE will be devoted solely to door & frame. Wood stove reserves the right to classify Birth Announcements, Lost and Found for camp or workshop. I Heart Disease Research. TUNING Kingsize waterbed for sale 1981 Ford F-100, PS/PB, 4 advertisements under ap No billing or telephone orders are accepted except 886-8520. #28 In Memoriam stands and Ken Dalgleish -includes velour pads, spd. man., canopy, 14,000 propriate headings and deter from customers who have accounts with us. envelopes are located in waveless 90% fibre mat Qlty. custom-made furn. km, $8,100.886-7041. #29 mine page location. The Sun 886-2843 all Banks and Credit tress plus spare mattress. Coffee tables, bed frmes, shine Coast News also Cash, cheques or money orders Unions on the Sunshine $550. Contact book shelves, bars or your •73 Olds Delta. New reserves the right to revise or must accompany all classified advertising Coast. Donations will be 886-8421. #29 ideas. Some to show. Very engine and tires. Runs reject any advertising which in acknowledged with cards reasonable. Call 885-3409. well. $400.885-9881. #29 the opinion of the Publisher is to the bereaved and Wanted #28 in questionable taste. In the receipts to donors. NOON SATURDAY SCREENED 1971 Toyota SW, not runn event that any advertisement #27 #29 Woodcraft airtight w/hot is rejected, the sum paid for fH^??- 1 TOP SOIL ing, whole or parts. water coil. 1 yr. old. $375. 885-3149. #30 the advertisement will be Bed and breakfast $15/yd. Delivered • 886-9205. #30 p»^j^7:iHMtaifcair iiXi&AXXfcH±i. >Wif t WeUf &tVW:i>^:i: ft*. '" m GIBSONS RCMP another vehicle. The incident ween the first of May and the On the 1st: A boat caught fire occured in Lower Gibsons. second of July. Responsible woman with 2-3 bdrm. hse. Lower Rd., PEERLESS TREE at Keats Island wharf, causing Police received a report at A1980 75CC Honda motor 1 child wants to rent 2 Roberts Crk. Exc. cond. SERVICES LTD. $1,000 worth of damages to 4:20 p.m. that a sailboat had cycle was reported stolen from bdrm. house in Roberts 9' Galleon sailing boat. Yard, carport, quiet loc. Topping - Limbing -Danger the vessel. The owner of the overturned in the Gibsons gap an unfinished residence Creek area stg. Aug. 1/83. $550 or will trade for in- $400/mon. Avail, immed. Tree Removal. Insured, boat, who was unhurt in the and that a woman was seen in located on Redrooffs Road. Ref. available. 885-7458. flatable. 883-2287. #28 Ph. 886-2704. #30 guaranteed work: Free incident, told police that the the water near the boat. The black and red motorcycle #29 estimates, 885-2109. tank of his alcohol stove had Although there were many was sporting Alberta licence C lie. 26 ft. fishboat, Fircrest Rd., 3 bdrm. fami »w»*^^miiiii p in TFN burst and caught fire. The boats at the scene, none ap plates and could have been renovated. View at Secret ly home in quiet area. Near stolen anytime in the last 10 Cove gov't, dock. Ph. •is;- school. Full basement. Qualified Painter stove was tossed into the water peared to offer the woman any 885-5602. #28 $500/mon. 886-9277. #30 Reasonable Rates. 886- by the owner. The fire occured assistance and a distress call months. fc&r&ent; 9749. TFN at 8 a.m. had to be sent to Search and On the 3rd: There was a break Boat trailer "Easy Loader" Housekeeping room - to For pruning, fencing, haul Beer was stolen from a Rescue. The woman was not and entry reported from a dual axle, good tires, elec clean, quiet adult. Robert ing away, Jow mainten injured. residence on Selma Park Road tric winch. Suitable for son's Boarding Hse. fridge located outside on a ance gardens or any of in Selma Park. An intruder launching and storage. 886-9833. #30 Crucil Road residence. It is A hurried driver trying to your gardening needs, call $500.883-2467. #30 believed the theft might have catch a ferry was involved in a was seen leaving the premises Trailer, $350 month, Matt Small, 886-8242. #30 occured on June 30 between 2 single car motor vehicle acci after being disturbed by washer & dryer. Avail. 1st Pat Korch Const. relatives of the owner of the Aug. Gower Pt. Rd. p.m. and 9 p.m. One case of dent near the Avalon log sor Custom framing & founda I HIGGS MARINE 886-8267. #30 24 bottles was taken. ting area in Port Mellon * The house who were checking | SURVEYS LTD Community Hall for rent in tions. Renovations & addi On the 2nd: Two five gallon man apparently drove right things out. Nothing was taken Insurance Claims Roberts Creek. Phone 1 bdrm. cottage. tions. Design & drafting. day-tanks were stolen from a past the Langdale ferry ter and police have a good Condition and Valuation .Debbie, 886-3994, 7-10 $350/mon. Incl. fr., St., A Complete Building boat moored at the Gibsons description of the suspect. Surveys jp.m. TFN Service minal and lost control of his Phone 885-9425 cable, TV, util. No pets. government wharf. The gas car on the way back to the ter On the 5th: Twelve 4x12s Avail imm. 886-2401. #28 I 886-7280 Rustic cottage on hobby were stolen from behind a -TFN lines were also taken. minal. He was charged under farm. Farm animals OK Cozy, self-contained cot- Moppets On the 3rd: A female motor the Motor Vehicle Act with cabin in Sandy Hook between 24' cedar plank on oak (not dogs). $150/mon. tage for single working ;Have your home spring cycle driver sustained a deep driving without due care and May and July. frame. 261 GMC inboard, 2 Avail. Aug. 1. 886-2923. • woman for res. or holiday cleaned - monthly - week- cut to the left knee when the attention. He was not injured A shake claim located on to 1 reduction, VHF-CB, #30 retreat. Across street from ty- Carpets - windows, bike she was driving overturn but damages in excess of $400 Trout Lake Road reported the anchor winch. First $5,000 Beautiful home in Wood beach, within walking 886-7013,886-8571. #28 ed as she was making a left were sustained by his car. theft of an unknown quantity takes. 886-8040 or creek Park. Avail. July 1. distance of Lower Gib- Landscaping and garden 886-8213. #26 turn into a trailer park on Constable Frank Pitts . of cedar shake blocks. Pets & children welcome. sons. leas, rates. maintenance, ornamen North Road. The bike slid on A drive shaft valued at 886-8373. #30 distinguished himself this Repairs & service for out- $500/mon. 886-7516. #28 tals, shaped hedges trim the gravel on the road leading week by his astounding art about $250, was stolen from a boards and stern drives. Superior 2 bdrm. med, fruit trees pruned to the park. The woman was Ford 4x4 parked in Pender Gibsons, Franklin Rd. and sprayed. Phone work; Frank has been enjoy Most makes and models. waterfront. Fully furnish townhouse, Farnham taken to St. Mary's Hospital Harbour on Oyster Bay Road 886-9294 after 6 p.m. TFN ing his work a lot lately and Phone Dave Bland, ed. Sept. 1 to end of June. Gardens, Gibsons. for treatment. looked as happy as a pig in in a private yard. 885-2030. #28 886-2654 or 228-1961. #30 Box 1217, Gibsons, B.C. Need your garden weeded On the 4th: A cougar was mud. On the 6th: Over $200 in cash 24' Searay Sundancer 240 VON 1V0 or ph. 886-7456, Gibsons: Bungalow with or lawn cut, etc.? Most sighted in the Dog Patch area was stolen from the Super- srv. twin l/B 140 Mercs. Vancouver ph. 731-8834. appliances, Lease for 1 yr. even. & sat., call Peter in Port Mellon. The sighting SECHELT RCMP shape Salon on Cowrie Street Fresh water cooled, trim #28. at $375/mon. Couple or after 5 p.m. 886-9843.' #28 occured in the evening. On the 27th: A vehicle parked in Sechelt. The theft is. still tabs, PS interior heater, 2 bdrm. upstairs duplex, fr. single person. No dogs. A bear was also sighted that at Trout Lake was broken into under investigation. full canvas, serviced & & st., FP, walking distance Refs. 886-8680 days, Cleanups, light hauling, On the 7th: The community maintained regularly. Ask day in the late afternoon, in and a purse was stolen. of Sunnycrest Mall. Ht. & 886-8284 eves. #30 home maintenance. Gib the Williamson Landing area. Thieves had to pry open the hall in Irvines Landing was ing $19,700. Ph. 922-1050 Ig. incl. Ph. 886-9862 after' sons, Roberts Creek, after 5. #28 3 bdrm. home. FP, dining A vehicle parked on Crow trunk of the car. Police are re broken into and an unknown 6:30 p.m. Avail, immed. #29 rm., $450.886-8107, Gregg. Sechelt areas. Norm, questing the help of any per amount of money was stolen. 886-9503. #28 Road slipped out of gear while 17 foot boat, Volvo motor Clean, 2 bdrm. mobile #30 unattended and rolled into a sons who might have witness Entry into the hall was gained & leg. Motor completely home, (50x10) on Bryan Free dead car removaL tree. Damages were estimated ed the theft. The car is a silver by knocking, a door down. reblt. $2,500.886-3769. #29 Rd. -Silver Sands. Year Turf delivered @ $.140 per Police are still investigating. 5 to be in excess of $400. Datsun. , 28' Cruiser with command round rental, $190/mon. yd. 5 Sears tires A-78-13"/ On the 6th: A motorcycle was On the 2nd: A two-year old- Police nabbed one impaired bridge. Twin 165 hp Chev. (206) 927-0751 before 8 Help Wanted Garry's Crane Service. taken from a garage adjacent homemade trailer was stolen driver this week and in 500 hrs. $25,000. 886-8656. a.m. #29 ) 886-7028. #28 to a residence on Fairview from a Sechelt residence. The vestigated five motor vehicle #30 The Sunshine Coast Tran Deluxe 1 bdrm. duplex House Painting Road and used to smash in the theft might have occured bet accidents. F/P, w/w, 2 appl., view, on sition House is looking for -front door of the house. The 9.5 Evinrude. Excellent a full-time counsellor. Interior & exterior. Call Hwy. 101, close to mall. condition. $450. 885-2747. Responsibilities include Sam Dill, 886-7619. #29 motorcycle was not damaged. Mature adults, no pets. #28 resident intake; resident Linda Klaussen of Gibsons Volunteers please $350/mo. Occup. immed. and non-resident counsell NEED $3,800 was taken to St. Mary's 28' Uniflite, electronics, 886-8375 or 886-2791. #28 Volunteers are still required themselves directly to Curtis ing, referral and advocacy; for tuition, etc. Energetic Hospital for treatment of 318 power. Good cond. engineering student will to assist over the summer in Gilmore at the tea room any $27,500. 886-7204 or Modern 3 bdrm . home, co-ordination of house serious injuries sustained in a maintenance and manage- do maint., single vehicle motor accident. the following areas: afternoon, Tuesday through 886-8107. #30 Park Ave., Roberts Creek. * Avail. Aug. 1. Ph. 886-7040 ment. Qualification: gardening —a n y- Klaussen was driving in the Friday. 18 ft. Glasscraft deep V knowledge and ex thing! Brian 886-7963. #29 Rockwood Lodge Tea Meals-on-wheels - drivers. aft. 6 p.m. #28 Highway* 101 and Maskell Room - people to wait on with 150 hp Merc OB. perience in individual, TIMBERJACK SKIDDER & Road area when the accident Relief drivers are urgently re $3,500. Ph. 885-2100. #30 group, team counselling; tables and help with clean up Responsible person to OPERATOR, 886-2459. #29 quired during the summer to crisis intervention;' the occured. She was alone. share Ig. house, Robts. or prepare sandwiches and tea, deliver meals in the Gibsons needs of battered women DRYWALL? r Creek, orchard, garden. Another bear sighting was etc. A good opportunity to area periodically when regular and their children. The Free estimates. Lots of 'My^^^B 885-3618 p.m. #28 reported in the evening, this meet the public, especially drivers are unavailable. Job ability to work in refs. Call Joe, 886-8583. time at the bottom of Smith during tourist season and gain takes about one and a half dependently and as part . #29 Road. These beautiful 3 bdrm. of a team essential. Ability valuable restaurant ex hours at midday. Those in suites renting at $450 per to work under stress Fowler Const. On the 7th: A chimney fire on perience. Responsible students terested should call Susan month have been reduced crucial. Applicant must be, Framing & foundations. Beach Avenue was reported. will be welcomed. Interested Thompson, the co-ordinator, to $350 per month due to available to work evenings Renovations & additions. The fire was extinguished by persons should present at 885-3718. the location. 20 mins; and weekends, have a •..Siding, sundecks, kitchen the fire department by the time drive from the shopping valid B.C. driver's license' .cabinets. & .'plumbing. police 'arrived on the'scene. mall on the Port Melion and have car available for Complete, house const. There were no injuries and Parents for parents Hwy. 886-9352 or 886-9456. work. Starting date: :886-7309..'.'.."',' y #29 no charges involved in a minor #28 September, 1983. Salary motor vehicle accident involv Parents helping parents is want to improve our relation ; 1971 Yamaha 250 D.T., Comm. premises for rent range: $16,800 to $18,600 Journeyman bricklayer & ing the young daughter of a what Parents In Crisis is all ships, understanding and exc. cond. Extra bike for immed. 1,000-1,800 sq. ft. per annum dependent on carpenter available. shopper, who left the child about. If you find that your disciplinary methods. Before spare parts. Must sell. Lease basis. Phone qualifications. Send Reasonable rates, unattended in the family's disciplinary methods are not you reach the "straw that $450,885-3149. #30 886-8138 or 886-2141. TFN resume by July 25,1983 to 885-7286. #30 breaks the camel's back", Co-ordinator, Box 1413, parked car while shopping was getting the desired response Carpenter, all stages to being done. The child manag and you are left feeling angry, reach for your phone. We 1980 Yamaha YZ250. Runs 2 bdrm. home nr. Madeira Sechelt, B.C. VON 3A0. #28 understand, we care. We are pk. nr. to school & shops. build. Work guaranteed, ed to disengage the gears caus frustrated, resentful and great, new brakes, never refs. Ph. 885-5602 aft. 6:30 parents. Phone Barb at $200/rrion. 883-9407. #29 Become an independent ing the car to roll out of the alone, join the' crowd! We raced. Must sell. $800. p.m. #30 885-2790, Connie at 886-9232, 886-2001. #28 representative with Avon, store's parking lot and striking know parenting is a tough job. ; We are a group of parents who or Betty-Anne at 886-3802. the #1 direct-selling com- Building contractor, 20 1980 Suzuki GS 400, 8 llafbour -& pany. Call 886-9166. TFN valve head, mag wheels, yrs. experience, finishing, 7,000 km, $1,450. Heights yX^ Exp. sitter (long-term pref.) framing, renovating, con 1$. 886-7041. #29 needed to care for 4 crete and glass work. Call I BX.& Yukon J Barry, collect, 743-9495. BX. & Yukon C& Yukon Spacious 1. 2. & 3 children ages 1-5. 886-8763. #30 #30 Dedroom suites avail Demonstrators required If you enjoy year-round fzu able immediately in Professional painting and who are very conversant Part-time clerk to report gardening in an aluminum (amily building. Small construction activity in gen. renovations. Roller, with the Commodore 64 and glass greenhouse, Mobile Homes pets considered. Heat. Sechelt & area. No ex brush, spray. Only quality computer. If interested write for free brochure to: cable & storage space perience necessary. Ideal materials used. Im send resume to Suite 103 3 B.C. Greenhouse Builders, Convention and Trade included. for housewife or retired mediate service. Phone -3713 East 1st Ave., Bur Mobile home space. 7425 Hedley Avenue, Bur Show services. Display person. Send resume to 886-8480. #28 naby, B.C. V5C 3V6. #28 Suitable for 12 wide. No 886-9557 naby, B.C. V5E2R1. #28 booth rentals, electrical dogs. References re Reg Keil, Journal of Com Daycare, household and lighting, indoor and Collect stamps? Be sure Mobile Home Pads Ab quired. Sunshine Coast Avail. Aug. 1 or sooner/at merce, 2000 W 12th Ave., chores, painting, errands, outdoor. Call collect (604) Vancouver, B.C. V6J 2G2 to stop in at Weeda botsford, British Colum Trailer Park, Gibsons. Ph. tractive 4 rm., 1 bdrm. by teacher with four year -i 434-2648 or write Spec For sale, option, several Stamps when you're in bia. Close to Vancouver 886-9826. TFN #28 old. Gower Pt. 886-2137. tacular Productions suite in Gibsons. W/W groups of mineral claims Vancouver. We have a ter with easy freeway access. Fee negotiable. #30 Limited, c/o The News, carpets, new kitchen in Slocan area. Some of rific worldwide stock (best All conveniences such as 12'x68' mobile home in stove & fridge. 1 or 2 Box 349 - 22325 Lougheed hospital, shopping centre, Exp. seamstress will do Rossland-type diamond in Canada!) and a full Bonniebrook Trlr. Pk. adults. No pets. 885:2198. Highway, Maple Ridge, parks, churches, schools alt., mending & ironing, drilling being conducted range of accessories. If 886-8663. #28 #28 Work Wanted B.C.V2X2T3. #28 and college close by. Only quickly, reas. & work guar. nearby. Peter Leontowicz, you can't come visit Chris 8 pads available in the Rent Free - beautiful Call Sandy at 886-7289.#30 R.R. 1, New Denver, B.C. and David, then write to Westec School of Barten For Sale: 52' double wide. D adult section. Choose waterfront property, 10 Phone 358-2548. #28 us—we're always in ding (Ltd.). Enroll now! 5 yrs. old. good cond. 3 your pad before it's too miles north of Sechelt. terested in filling your Afternoon and evening bdrm., 2 bath., can remain CARPET Hair loss stopped. Proven late. To complete bur land Will rent trailer free of want lists, sending you ap classes. No interest pay set up or move. $28,000. formula guaranteed now scaping and beautifica- charge in return for CLEANING provals or supplies. ment plan available. 5679 886-9409. TFN in Canada. Two months, tion programme, we are winterizing older cottage The most efficient Weeda Stamps Ltd., 569 Imperial Street, Burnaby, and installing electric steam cleaning on the supply only $45. BIO/AL, Richards St., Vancouver, willing to make a special Box 2537, c/o North Shore B.C. Phone 435-8848. #28 offer until August 15,-1983 lines (poles now in). Owner Coast. B.C. V6B 2Z5. Phone will supply material. News, 1139 Lonsdale 685-1826. #28 Agressive, energetic, self- of two months free rent Ken Devries Avenue, Vancouver V7M and up to $500 in moving I WWantea d to Uent Mature persons only. Writ motivated individual need ten references required. & Son 2H4. #28 Tandem Crusher 10"x36" ed to seil area directory in cost. Call collect to } jaw, 24"x30" rolls. Com central British Columbia. • Charlotte or Alex at Clear- Apply Box.120, c/o Coast News, Box 460, Gibsons, 886-7112 For Sale -1978 Champion plete with feeder. $40,000 Must be self-starter, able brook Estates, (604) B.C.VON1V0. #28 Mixmill, 30 inch rollers, obo. 1959 Cessna 182, cur to communicate with peo 854-3641. #28 Foundations, framing, mounted on 1978 Ford, renovations, siding, rent C of A May 1, 1983. ple and have sales ex 'fri ))'i? 3 bdrm. WF house, Pender Cat 3208 engine, excellent $18,000, Day calls perience. Earn .above Local entrepreneur need finishing. Jim Budd, shape. Call (204) 773-3100 ed to sell local businesses Furn. home for family of 4 Hbr. Incredible view, laun Mother will babysit in own 949-7461; nights 949-7710. average income based on 886-8771. TFN after July 18 for informa our exclusive national for August. Will care for dry facil. Dock 1 blk. away. home. Anytime, day or- #31 incentive. Must be willing, advertising promotion. your home while you are Wood floors, high ceil Typing. Phone 886-2622, tion. #28 to start immediately. Con night. Phone Gayle, Wood Windows, Doors, away. Good refs. Prefer ings. For August 1. 886-7817, Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. tact: Ken Daniels, Small investment, big 6-2322. #30 "Coming to Vancouver?" Skylites. Largest selec return. Call Mr. James, R.C. area and beach ac 883-9342. t TFN TFN Williams Lake, B.C. Mr. Sport Hotel - Stay six tion, lowest prices. Walker cess. Call collect, Rel. babysitter req'd. 4 392-2455. #28 291-9819. #28 Furnished cottage, one or nights and get the seventh Door. Vancouver 266-1101, 985-0169. #28 days/wk. 6 hrs./day. 7 yr. two adults. Reduced rent old girl & 6 mos. old boy. FREE (with breakfast). (S) North . Vancouver 985- ^Satellite Systems Ltd., Paddle Fans The original in exchange for grounds $32; (D) $39 (includes 9714, Richmond 273-6829, fan store. Wholesale' and Caretaker available with 886-8263. #28 5330 Imperial, Burnaby, maintenance. 886-2187 FULL breakfast). Reserva Kamloops 374-3566, Na Retail. Free Catalogues; references or inexpensive TERRY MeBRIDE B.C. V5J 1E6. Complete after 6 p.m. #30 tions 433-8255. #29 naimo 758-7375, Winlaw. satellite packages from Ocean Pacific Fan Gllery house to rent. 8-5 call General Contractor 226-7343, Lillooet 256- Inc.; 4600 East Hastings 886-2291; after hours Part. furn. bsmt. ste. 886-7289 i1 Busy Donut and Sub Shop. $1995. Financing £fr*- -^'" "' 7501, Whitehorse- 667- Street, Burnaby, B.C. V5C 886-8325, Karen. #30 Gower Pt. Rd., close to New Homes - Renovations % Prime location on Trans available, no down pay • . Business 7332. TFN 2K5. Phone 112-299-0666. beach. Non-smoker. -Additions Canada Highway, Van ment OAC. $59 per month. Dry storage shed or barn. Opportunities Dealer inquiries welcome. 886-7890. #30 ) couver Island. Showing Luxurious Houseboats Phone 886-2353. #30 Hardwood Floors resand- Yoga and meditation Open 7 days a week for ed and finished. Work excellent sales .and retreat with Baba Hari for Rent 3 bdrm. Creekside, close Thinking of starting youi growth. Asking $140,000. your convenience. Phone Responsible woman with to school. St., fri., ensuite. guaranteed. Free est. own business? 18x8 ft. Dass. Aug. 3-8, Salt Spring 430-4040. TFN Weekly or 3 day - 3 night 1 child wants to rent 2 Phone 885-5072. TFN P.O. Box 220, Duncan, Island. We feel honoured Rentals available Avail. July. 886-9025. #30 trailer, swing up doors on B.C. V9L 3X3. Phone bdrm. house in Roberts to host this 5 day retreat Lighting Fixtures. May 1 to October 31 t FOR EXPLOSIVE all sides - owner will 748-4445. #28 Creek area stg. Aug. 1/83 Hopkins, waterfr., 3 bdrm. with an" acknowledged Western Canada's largest on the fabulous REQUIREMENTS finance. Steve 883-9551. or September 1st. Ref. + dorm., bsmt. home. 4 master. Adults $135, display. Wholesale and Shuswap Lakes, Dynamite, electric or Used commercial 1 available. 885-7458. #29 appL, fireplace, garage. TFN children (2-12) $85. Family retail. Free catalogues Sicamous, B.C. regular caps, B line E cord restaurant equipment, ex Ref. $675.988-5031. #30 rates also. Information: available. Norburn Reasonable Rates Responsible woman & and safety fuse. Contact cellent condtion. Includes Small shop for rent on Box 1133, Ganges, B.C. Lighting Centre Inc., 4600 (604) 836-2202 baby wish cozy home or Comfortable, furnished, 1 gwen Nimmo, Cemetery new oven hood. Interested Hwy. Good parking. Est. V0S 1Z0. 537-2326 (Salt East Hastings Street! Bur Houseboat Holidays cottage in Rbts. Crk. Aug. bdrm. suite. Close to Sun Road, Gibsons. Phone. parties call Karen, Chalet clientele. After 5, Spring), 874-3997 (Van naby, B.C. V5C2K5. Phone International nycrest Shopping Centre. 886-7778. Howe Sound Restaurant at (604) 1st. Refs. avail. 886-3805. 886-8390. #28 couver). #28 299-0666. TFN #29 #30 $275/mon. 886-8212. #28 Farmer Institute. TFN 632-4615. #28 _—. ftr : "y^t"^"-v^T- ."I V Coast News, July 11,198CT 17. Editor, : XrxXX,.: budget.it was the conclusion of That would give them three desperation, Ms Brigden has Unhappily; 1 must take exr several association officers that per cent MOM than they will been seduced into blaming a ception to remarks; made by f a good portion of the money get even if the three per cent handful of those working for Colleen Brigden' in her letter could be chopped "without arbitration award is paid, the large social problem of printed last week, which con really hurting"--in terms because they have had a three unemployment, deemed by the tains errors both in fact arid in relative to job loss or pay cuts. per; cent this year, and infla Canadian Council of Catholic .'logic. •_'. • ';>.;' "•- By some tough decisions, our tion has eaten easily eight or Bishops as "the number one First, as president of the board can staff at a minimum nine per cent on top of that. problem to be tackled in the Sunshine Coast Teachers' of 174.3 teachers, and possibly The legal arbitration award present (economic) crisis". Association, I mosf certainly retain all present positions. will do nothing more than to The bishops in their "Ethical have not "often talked about restore the; dollar amount of Reflections" point to deep cuts that won't really hurt". Ms Brigden is correct in last year's contract. structural causes of unemploy- For more than v a year, since stating that the. SCTA has Ms Brigden seems to suggest irient in our society. And one education, cutbacks began, I • worked long and hard to that the teachers should forego of the most destructive results have publicly, in this maintain staffirig levels. The this amount and, in effect, of economic hardship is for newspaper and in many other hard reality now is that the: •hire teachers for- which the those working and those not venues, vigorously opposed government elected by • the government will not provide working to grow hostile and the series of. cuts in funding to people of the province is deter funding. This would only divided, and blame each other public schools—the effects of mined to reduce staffing; the delay the problem until rather than the policy deci which can only be harmful to budget speech brought us the January. Then what? What sions of governments which society at large. information that 2,500 moire percentage pay cut should they consciously choose unemploy Guess Where What I did say that was ap^- teaching jobs are to disappear take to retain those teachers ment as a means of lowering The usual prize of $5 will be awarded fo the first person whose parently completely misundein i next year, over the 1,000 posi until July? What about the inflation. name is drawn correctly identifying; the location of the above. stood by Ms Brigden, was that tions lost a year ago. following year? How many, of It is my hope that the SCTA Send entries to the Coast News, Box 460; Gibsons, in time to •teachers are going to have to " This association and the the 40-odd unemployed and Colleen Brigden cari con-, reach this newspaper by Saturday of this; week; This week's win subsidize the school system,- others in the BCTF, will cer teachers in this district does tinue working with others in ner is Jimmy Davidson, General Delivery, Roberts Creek, who either directly out of their tainly continue to fight for con-, she suggest the association our community to combat the paycheques, by loss of jobs^ or ditions we believe necessary for should hire, and for how long? conditions which cause correctly located last week's Guess Where on Beach Avenue quality and equality in our across from the picnic site. by suffering deteriorating con Most unfortunate of all, in distress. ditions. Faced with that reality* ^ education system. But we have this situation, is the very M. Joan Robb/ it still is possible within present neither the power nor the understandable fact that in her President, SCTA funding to.find money by the resources to do it all at once, "least evil"—by cutting other do it all at once. ' '• .."•'.". ""•' ' ;"Editpn;.•,',.:.'':':;:-;;- yyxr'r: tion in a-.rottingr. , wooden areas of the budget than , Ms Bridgen says she agrees •x.ri' recently;-purchased, with boat?: My neighbour, subse payroll sections. Having ex the teachers deserve a three per SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 46 , piy painfully accumulated sav quently discovered more rot- amined our school board's '' cent pay increase this year. ings, a small, wooden sailboat along the side of the vessel. I (SUNSHINE COAST) :^ from a couple for whom I had hurried to the phone to inform thighj regard and great liking. the previous owner that the ELEMENTARY They continually assured me, boat was sadly deteriorated, Chak-chak gets . ',,' 1 that the .boat needed only a and requested a refund. I was PRINCIPALSHIP paint ! job, and that it was informed in a callous and facts back equipped all around with mocking tone of voice that, flotation. I was totally ig since I had bought the boat, it Editor, Applications are invited for the position of Principal, norant on such matters, but was my problem. We. are writing to you with * 'To the tough economic Langdale Elementary School, duties to commence they insisted that they were not I have been often, puzzled regards to a weekly column X. climate. "We would differ with. September 1,1983. selling me a dangerous boat. that corruption, cruelty, and published in the Coast /News XX Mr. Bracewell so far as Pebbles The morning after the sale, I perversion should so often in entitled Seafood Platter by; is concerned and if Mr. set eagerly to work with niy fluence the course of nations, Chak chak. ' '%;/"> X\: Bracewell took the time to School: new paint scraper, only ••"to;, but haying witnessed on a per Recently Mr. Bracewell has; f; research his theories he would This well?equipped, 120 (K-7) pupil school is located discover to my horror, that I sonal level, how greed can made comments which• may be ' find that Pebbles volume has near the ferry terminal and the town of Gibsons at the was .not chipping away drily. overrule fair and compas taken by the public as warnings ;. increased; substantially com southern tip of the Sunshine Coast. old ;paint, but also rotten sionate treatment, I am no or noncomplimentary critiques pared to the same time last. woorJ. Soon a gaping'hole longer surprised. If we are not about restaurants in general on ; year. Further, we believe that spread vacross -the deck and travelling along "a path with Applicants: the Coast. In last week's col Pebbles has seen that increase The successful applicant will be an experienced and beneath that, nothing:—no heart'' then our lives will be a: umn Mr. Bracewell praised the come about because of our foam, just empiy space/Could barren and futile wandering. Village Restaurant and stated .reasonable prices and quality enthusiastic educator with demonstrated administrative air space be considered flota- Laurel Sukkau that it is the only establishment selection. capabilities, who possesses a basic degree and B.C. on the Coast that serves smok We enjoy a good rapport certification. ed black cod. This is untrue, as ' with the Coast News and hope Independence we have and will-continue to that Mr. Bracewell can be in Applications with supporting documents should be serve smoked black cod in Peb fluenced not to be so partisan submitted to the undersigned by 1700 hours, July 26. bles' Restaurant. A few issues > or vague when dealing with Candidates for interview Will be contacted by July "So to thoughts ago Mr. Bracewell also stated ; restaurants oh the Coast. We Editor, average man's life, However, that np one served fresh halibut \ also.invite Mr. Bracewell to attend an interview on August 6. i Every yeVTatVthisl timer ' the accomplishments of the . or cod, another falsity, as fresh sample and compare our fare' Americans dutifully-, unthink-" " revolution were riot question , halibut is a staple of our lunch objectively and then feel free to John Ft. Denley ingly and unqiiestiohingly ed even though they were for and dinner menu and fresh cod air his opinion after sampling celebrate what is known as In-' mulated, and executed in the is featured when available. •' the product first hand. Superintendent of Schools dependence Day, on the shadow of homegrown slavery Mr. Bracewell also gave the Mr. Brendan O'Keeffe School.District No. 46- (Sunshine Coast) fourth of July^ Yet, for the with which the revolution ac impression that other Owner/Operator P.0/6ox220 Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0 great multitudes,,these events ^ commodated itself comfor restaurants on the Coast are have had very little impact on . Editor's Note: See Chak chak j tably while proclaiming its not faring well due, as he put it, their lives.: The "American in- < "Bill of Rights"...unabashed this week dependence'' dimply - transfer ly! . . , ; red the working masses from Evidently, "that all men are the greedy arms of British im created equal,'* was confined perialists to the greedy arms of to the white man only—-and the American bourgeoisie in-"* that, only to a relative few in asmiich as it too had emerged the traditionally privileged from the womb of feudalism. 7 : 1 class.-;'-: ''... .- '-X - X.. The never-ending fanfare Oh; lyell, time for7beddy- oyer "American defnocracy" bye! •' x.-^XxxX ': "\.r- was a smokescreen for the lack Joseph Sparacino of material changes in the Son healthy, Editor, Thank you for printing my high-rise property. This is our letter. Could you print just- home arid riot just a piece of one more? "• / real estate to us. Re: The unpleasant article Apparently if people are in in the Press about Joe ParkeV, institutions, their property can My son, Joe Parker, has be signed over to 'the ap never been to any psychiatrist. propriate powers. I repeat that I am not a patient of Dr. my son, Joe Parker, has never Bridges and am not a patient been to a psychiatrist; and of anyone pretending to be Dr. doesn't need one. He is a Bridges. v healthy, happy, capable boy A small group of people of 11, with home schooling have been trying to force us and many friends throughout from our property behind the the peninsula. golf course on Hansen Road, Ei. Maureen Parker, which onejday may be possible Roberts Creek Let us pave your driveway or play area! B.A. Blacktop have been paving FREE ESTIMATES ON driveways and home recreational areas for twenty-seven years. It is quite likely PAVING OF that some of the better paving around INDUSTRIAL SITES homes that you have seen was done by us. If you have a paving job in mind, let us ROADS quote on It. You'll discover, as many have PARKING AREAS before that B A. Quality costs no more. Sometimes it even costs a little less. TENNIS COURTS BOAT RAMPS Also grading, gravel sales B.A.can"JETSEAL"yournew or existing blacktop driveway to protect it from oil or soil cement,-drainage gasspills. & curbs. B.A. BLACKTOP Porpoise Bay Road, Sechelt, B.C." 885-5151 "A local firm, employing local'people" "Quality service since 1956" 5BUtDERS AMALGAMATED B£9fe MEMBER ifiBk CONSTR ASSW ^lACKTOP i ,»• - •>/. -'• , 1/ 18. "Coast News, July 11,1983 future sewer expansion. when there was an urgentneed Continued from page 1 for water in that area for fire Spokesmen for the Indian protection. The Band is prepared to Band describe the Band as be ing deeply affronted by im "We have always co - drop out of the 'purchase of operated for the betterment-of, *.. capacity' agreement and build plications made by some Mf 2$, members of the SCRD sewer both bur communities," said its own sewage treatment plant Band spokesmen. "We have .'. and outfall line out to White committee that the Band would "hold the board up for never been unrealistic in our X Islets if agreement cannot be negotiations, andhave always . reached with the SCRD. ransom" in future rights-of- wayi negotiations. honoured our "commitments^ Such an option would result It is totally inappropriate that/ in a financial loss to both par- Another irritant arose from the suggestion that rrioriey things should come to this." ...- ties. The separate system The Sechelt Indian Band is The objective of this trip is to get campers to enjoy as well as respect the would be substantially more froiri the Band should be held wilderness environment through practical experience. The trip will consist of a in trust by the SCRD solicitor the most legally advanced ...: expensive for the Band to band in Canada, and the only relaxed pace to Gambier Lake from New Brighton, where activities such as build than the connecting rather than the solicitor for the. 1 Indian-Band. band authorized to manage camp crafts, shelter building, plant identification, orienteering, safety precau system; the SCRD would lose •land negotiations at the same tions, fishing and swimming will surely keep everyone occupied. This will also both capital which could be "Look at our 15 year track level as a regional director of be accompanied with a day hike to Douglas Bay. '. , •x held* for future expansion and record," Band councillors Indian -Affairs. * yearly operating revenue. said, pointing to their gift of : landfor the hospital, and their "Those rights weren't won The leader of the trip is fully experienced In the camping field, havlngWork- * The SCRD would then still because we reneged on our be in the position of having to granting of an easement for ed several years with the CYA camp, the last 2 years .with the LMNH Wilderness waterlines to West Sechelt commitments or were difficult v ,„ negotiate rights-of-way for to deal with, but because we Canoe Camp, as well as having Wiiderness 'Leadership training with Capilano are competent," said Gordon* College. If an accident or Illness should occur, there Is a regulation first aid kit Sechelt Council Anderson, Band accountant. with flares, as well ashaving evacuation close by. "If the, board thinks the Band is holding a gun to its head, it is the board which is' Holds in-camera loading it," said Anderson.\ - the SCRD will hear recom mendations from the sewer Holding this in mind, feel free to contact Rob at 886-2274, for further Infor meeting this week committee and the Sechelt In mation, or register at Gibsons town hall. dian Band's "final" draft pro Sechelt Council's meeting water demonstrations, and posal at its regular board -p One last thing. - &>/*'/ fyfgfit ffl6 tt$lllll§ §83f! last Wednesday dealt only with hoped that some might be ar meeting this Thursday at 7:30 ; fairly routine matters, as most ranged. p.m.' >-. major issues were referred to a • committee meeting for all council members called by Alderman Robert Allen for Tuesday, July 12 at 7:30 p.m. Although the subjects men tioned for discussion included the arena, the take-over of .Rockwood Lodge by the village, for the sum of $20,000, . estimates for road work, and yttieii'jwharf lease, . Alderman f|^|ien: requested that the be held "in camera", iing ; no attendance by JKJrribers of either the public or p&>ress./. ^^In camera" meetings are v ^ij|iBy held only when discus- ,4sfpp is to deal with either per- ;|s6tiriel, or finances. * IWNNING TRACK J^EClbNSIDERED p^The plan to include a runn ing track in Kinnikinnick Park "warrants more study", was the general consensus after it was noted by Alderman Bist ,that a track should be central, -with easy access by school .^children, not two miles out of town. Also considered was the advice from Alderman Robert fallen that School District #46 vriury put in- a cinder running ; track; at .Chatelech School. •[-,; -Alderman Short noted that they are trying to get the park ready as soon as possible, and the more uses they'can find for the park the better the chances. Of their application for lottery funds being successful. r Bist suggested it may make ;-more sense to have a jogging trail in the park, rather than a running track. He felt there should be consultation with ex perts regarding long range; planning for the utilization and design of such features in the Buy ANY ITEM in park, as knowledge of such (Valued at $100.00 or more); matters among council members was limited. NATIONAL AQUATIC &FESAVING WEEK 9 s At the request of the Royal Lifesaving Society, Sechelt with payments spread over one year, and pay Council has declared the week o of July 17 to 24 ^National Aquatic Lifesaving Week". o Recognizing the importance, especially in this area, of pro © moting knowledge of boating arid canoe safety and lifesaving skills, council noted that Por poise Bay wharf was an ex Q cellent location for viewing 9 • No Payment for 45 Days from Date of Purchase 9 9 • If you buy a.. * Chesterfield Price $899.00 + Tax 53.94 9 % 4& Suite $952.94 9 Total Cost © 77 The third touring trip Total Cost Spread Over 12 Months organized by the Sunshine $952.94 + 12 = $79.42/month 9 Coast Cycling Club is planned for this coming Sunday, July 9 17. The tour will begin at the Therefore ypu pay a Monthly Payment of *79.42 6:45 a.m. Langdale ferry and .; for 12 months 9 the bikers will travel to Horseshoe Bay and then cycle Q three miles north to Sunset «9 NO INTEREST CHARGE! Beach. From there they will Q take a one-hour train ride to Whistler. The tour is planned for two 9 groups, one will tour the Whistler area and return to Open Tues-Sat. 191 Horseshoe Bay on the 6:30' p.m. train, and the other will 9 5:30; fri, til 6pm cycle back to Horseshoe Bay 886-9733 from Whistler. Seavlew Place. JQibso'tis FURfffSHIIiSS The tour will proceed rain or shine. For further information contact John 'Shaske at QQQ.QQ 886-3365 or 886-7749..; *cHtr?*' *.• .*•