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Printed and Published at Gibsons. B.C. 10c per copy i Volume 28, Number 31, August 6, 1975. Where to Eat GOLDEN CITY RESTAURANT Exotic Chinese Dishes Sea Delicious Western Dishes Wharf Rd. Sechelt To change the old phrase a 885-2511 little: the village is your oys ter. At least that's the way it will PATIO GARDENS be this weekend as the village FULL DINING FACILITIES of Gibsons turns itself upside Canadian and Chinese down and inside out to cele Exactly J_ way between ferries brate the 7th annual Sea Cav on Hwy 101 alcade. Open Noon - 8 p.m. Get your dancing shoes pol ished up, get lots of film for ANDYS TAKE-OUT DRIVE-IN your camera and get the whole Sunshine Coast Highway family ready for a three day Across from High School (weekend of feasts anid' festivi Phone 886-7828 ties. ' Although the official open ing takes place Saturday morn SECHELT INN Opposite Bus Depot ing at the Municipal.Hall, Cav Sechelt alcade activities start swinging Open Mon. thru Fri. at 7 p.m. Friday, August 8. 7 a.m. to 7 pan. The Kinsmen beer garden at Sat. 7 aan. to 5 pjn. Dougal Park opens at tha> time and a danice and baron of beef starts at nine. Also at OMEGA PIZZA nine is the open air dance on STEAK & LOBSTER HOUSE Charcoal Broiled Steaks Gibsons government wthfarf. Full Dining Facilities And if that's not enough for Famous for Italian Dishes you there's another damce in Seaside Plaza, Gibsons the Gibsons Legion Hall. Phone 886-2268-9 The parade starts at Bro thers Park Saturday at 11 a.m; The parade route will follow Haighiway 101 to Grower Point Road and then to Dougal Park. Where to Stay Official opening ceremonies arid crolwning of the Cavalcade Queen also take place at Dou AND THE 1975 Sea Cavalcade last Wednesday night at theY flanked by her princesses, Kar- Fiedler. Christine Clark was BONNIEBROOK LODGE gal park at 12:115. Queen is ... Trafcy McDonald. Twilight Theatre. Tracy isY en Vaughan, left, and Debbie chosen Mass Congeniality. Gower Point Other activities Saturday in The announcement was made Y European Plan clude a war of hoses, sabot Full Dining Facilities 886-9033 races, a Driftwood Players chil $100 WINNER dren's production, highland dancing, and a sunset ceremony winner of $100 in the Gibsohs Long distance rates may be eliminated LORD JIM'S LODGE in Pioneer Park with music by Lions 400 dub draw. Ticket B.C. Tel is considering the 7Y 7 rate of $5;35 for a single party Heated Swimming Pool the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet was drtaiwm in Bank of Mon the Sunhine Coast, a hange- Sauna Baths band. More dancing at night elimination of long distance 5 telephone. Bagley said free call over that would require a two treal by Dori Skellet. : ,';,.. Excellent" Cnisine sponsored! by the Lions, the rates on the Sunshine Coast s^ing to Pender Harbour, would year engineering period, would On Highway 101 - !l__i_meri, ^; l^^iiy; aiid^^^ a but acebrding to \ ?Noj^TSh^re7?^^&$seY?&t^ ^ . riot be1 undertaken unless a 7 mHes past Halfmoon Bay dance on the wharf. Etistrict Manager Brian Bag- Y Phone 885-2232 ley, the ultimate decision will month. For a two-party pihone local plebiscite showed that N Sunday features the Gibsons the monthly rate would in Toll Free 687-8212 Wildlife fishing derby for chil be up to area residents. over 50% of telephone sub crease by 20 cents and mutli- scribers were in favor. Further dren, more sabot races, 4-H The village of Gibsons does Bagley said last week that party phones would go up -by COZY COURT MOTH achievement day at Brothers not want your garbage. the contents of a study con 15 cents a month. approval would also have to Park, inboard races, and dozer Apparently refuse is being ducted by B.C. Tel on tele be obtained from the Canadian Inlet Ave., Sechelt The district manager reveal Phone 885-9314 boat competition. dumped in the garbage con phone rates and service in this ed that only nine percent of Transport Commission. Children's sports will also be tainers on the wharf by local area will be released next residents in Gibsons who use Bagley indicated that a bal taking place Sunday. (Starting residents, Alderman Stuart week. a telephone make long dis lot would probably be under- BONNIEBROOK CAMP time is 2:'30 at Dougal Park. A Metcalfe told council Tuesday He said if the long distance tance calls to Pender Harbour. (Continued on Page 7) special feature this year will night. rates between, for instance, He also said that figure has & TRAILER PARK be the pet show. Tie a ribbon He said the containers are Gibsons and Pender Harbour remained static for the last Gower Point around your pet alligator and empty when the wharfinger five years. CAMPING by the Sea leaves at night and! in the were eliminated, standard tele Modern facilities in a bring him dolwn. phone rates would increase. Bagley said the elimination rural atmosphere Both Saturday and Sunday, morning they are full. He indi Quoting the present monthly of the long distance rates on Tides cated that the containers were four Canadian Forces mine not-being filled by boaters but SPONSORED BY sweepers will be tied up t rather by residents of Gibsons MARINE MEN'S WEAR Gibsons wharf and open to the and Granthams Landing. public from 1 to 4 p.m. $3,000 for local libraries Pacific Daylight Time Food Supplies For all the serious fishermen, Council is investigating as Date H.T. Time LT. Time to what action can be taken in The regional board has an tor John MeNevin who felt 6 14.3 0400 2.0 1125 the Sea Cavalcade runs in con the matter. junction with the B.C. Salmon nounced that grants totalling that "sledgehammer tactics" 15.0 1830 10.4 2350 $3,000 have been awarded to should not be used to cause co 7 14.4 0455 2.0 ,1205 SECHELT FAMILY MART LTD. Deriby this year. Fishing days the six district libraries. operation among libraries. 15.4 1900 Across from the Bus Depot are Saturday and Sunday. Director Norm Watson, li However, strong recommen 8 9.4 0040 Groceries* — Confections ' To Sunshine Coasters and Soames Park? brary Boards representative, dations will be made by the 14.3 0555 2.5 1250 Magazines, etc. visitors alike: ENJOY! reported that Gibsons and Se board that libraries form a 15.6 1935 Open Daily 11 am. to 10 p.m. (See page 3 for a complete Regional Board Director dhelt , will receive $500 each. joint committee in the hopes 9 8.3 0130 list of Cavalcade events and John MeNevin has indicated Port Mellon $200, and Roberts that a book exchange program 14.1 0650 3.4 1325 times.) that Soames Hill may be ac 15.8 2010 DELICATESSEN Creek, Wilson Creek and Pen will follow. 10 7.1 0220 HEALTH FOOD quired by the Regional district der Harbour, $600 each. 13.6 0755 4.7" 1405 at for the purposes of a public In order to give the staff It was revealed that Port 15.7 2050 VARIETY FOODS park. Mellon library forfeited much 11 6.0 0300 1521 Gower Point Road their annual holidays, and MeNevin recently told the of their share so the smaller Tax motion 13.2 0905 6.2 1455 Gibsons to permit the publishers to board that he has been nego libraries would have extra 15.5 2125 attend a convention in Notice has been placed be tiating a land swap with the money to buy equipment. fore^ Gibsons council for a mo 12 5.2 0405 Saskatoon, there will be owners of the property. He said Watson also reported that tion that would allow the vil 12.8 10.15 7.7 1555 BIG MAC'S SUPERETTE no issue s of the Coast it was "a very reasonable pro the two village libraries receiv lage to send out one tax notice 15.0 2200 and DELICATESSEN News for the next two position." 13 4.7 0500 weeks. — August 13 and ed less because they are assist covering all taxable services. 12.7 1040 9.2 1655 Across from the Hospital There iwas some concern ear ed by municipal grants. Presently, each service such as 14.4 2240 in Sechelt 20. It was again suggested at sewer, water, and property tax Party Ice Groceries The office will be closed lier that Soames Hill was be ing logged but the owners have last Thursday's regional board is being collected by separate Ice Cream Meats from 5 p.m. Friday, August meeting that all district librar notices. MARINE MEN'S WEAR Cheeses 8 until 9 aan. Monday, since informed the board that ies form a joint library com-' Taxpayers will be given the 1585 Marine Drive, Gibsons Summer Hours - 9 am - 11 pm August 25, and the next clearing was being done for a mittee and a mutual book ex optibn of paying by quarterly Chargex Master Charge paper will be on August small subdivision at the base change prograon. or half-yearly instalments. The FOR TOUR SUMMER 27. of the hill. The board agreed with direc motion will come up Aug. 19. CLOTHING Entertainment
TWILIGHT THEATRE $3.50 each 9 pm. - 1 am. Sunnycrest — Gibsons Annual Sea Cavalcade Saturday, August 9 886-2827 Show starts at 8 p.m. TICKETS AVAILABLE SEE PAGE 12 GIBSONS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FROM ANY LION MEMBER GIBSONS LANES OPEN BOWLING Sponsored by Gibsons Laons Fri. — 7 - 11 Music by COUNTRY CLASSICS Sat. & Sun. — 2 - 11 Summer rate to Aug. 31 DANCE 50c per game 2 Coast News, Aug. 6, 1975. Alcoholism among women increases Of all tJhe people who start most any stage, but the earlier have a drink by yourself dur- situation, the result is anger' drinking socially, betlween 9 the better. . :in..the'day? If so for what rea and guilt as well as anxiety. and 12 percent 'become alco Statistics are beginning to^ son? Is it because you are thirs Subscription Rates: British Columbia $4.50 per year; The child is afraid to bring oth holics. Alcohol doesn't discrim show an alarming increase in ty, how aibout juice or water? er children into their home for $2.50 for six months; Canada except B.C. $5.00 per year; inate between sexes, it affects women of all classes becoming, Is it because you just want to United States and Foreign $8.50 per year. both the same. The key factor every day drinkers. Is it be relax? Ever tried doing a few fear that the mother might be -Published Wednesdays at Gibsons, B.C. in alcoholism is the loss of con cause of all tC_e modern day. excersises? Both will-have the drunk. Behavour of the child Ron Cruice, Publisher trol and. the craving for the conveniences, wihich leave the saime end result, but one is becomes a problem clausing Second Class Mail Registration number 0794. Return drug, 'alcohol. An estimated 9 housewife with too much time healthful the other harmful.^ poor perfomanlce in sdhool, postage guaranteed. million social drinkers progress and nothing to do? It may start In most households when the non attendiance of sdhool and Phone 886-2622 PO Box 460, Gibsons, B.C to uncontrolled, sometimes con out quite innocently 'as just one ipother is an alcoholic, the child very often a runaway child. stant drunkness. This progres drink a-day, then progress to ren are neglected. The children The unpredictable personality sion may be. fast making its • more and more until finally tend to become very indepen of the mother is the most dam victim a teenage alcoholic or the wife is in a drunken state dent at an earier age than nor Something extraordinary it may take 30 years or more. daily when the husband arrives aging factor, as we know alco mal. Because they are not emo hol, changes a person signifi Alcoholism is treatable at al 7hbme from work. Do you ever tionally able to handle this The great Gibsons weekend is once again upon us. cantly. Consequently the child Munich has its beer festival; Gibsons has its Sea Caval never knows whether the moth er is going to love him or hit cade. him. In a few days you'll find yourself dancing on the The stress oh the older child wharf, cheering for your favorite tug, or'maybe stopping does not begin to compare the off at the Kinsmen beer gardens for a cool one. damage on an unborn child of an alcoholic mother. As in a Or maybe you're getting your dinghy shipshape for herion addict, the newborn of the sabot races or working on a float for the parade. Or an alcoholic must also suffer the withdrawal symtoms from maybe you're not doing anything but you're just getting alcohol. Abuse of alcohol dur excited about the whole thing. ing pregnancy leads to malnu- trion both for the mother and You almost missed out this year. Some months ago the unborn child. An infant's it seemed as if the Cavaicade was going to be passed body is not equipped, as well over. Nobody seemed very enthusiastic about it. Nobody as mothers to deal with the or deal of withdraw!. Malnutrition wanted to get involved in the organization. Too much of the baby means also that work, isn't worth it, was the prevalent attitude. the baby will be less healthy, less alert and less well-devel But there were a few souls who felt the tradition oped as others. was worth carrying on. Gibsons without a Sea Cavaicade Alcohol is still the number just didn't seem right. one killer. Don't become one of the statistics.' For more in We're glad 'that some people felt that way. Oh, sure, formation contact the Chemical the Cavaicade doesn't make that much difference to the Dependence Committee, which everyday existence of this village and the people who is a committee ..of your Sun-" ^hine Coast Resource Society. live in it. It's a bit of luxury, you might say. Like the ex Write to Bbx 78, Gibsons B,C. pensive liqueur you som_times put in your after-dinner coffee. But the luxuries are important sometimes — they add $ _ $ $ Above average earnings axe a little something exixaordinary to our lives, they make IT BEATS NIAGARA yours as a Fuller Brush rep life a li'ttle richer, a little more interesting. resentative. Openings near Virginia Falls, on the south your home. Male or Female. The Sea Cavalcade is important to this village. Not Nahianni River, is Canada's Full or iSparetime. For de merely because it attracts a few tourists, and not mere SECRET COVE most spectacular undeveloped tails write T. G. Diamond, ly because it gives us a chance to assert ourselves. It is waterfall, twice as high as Ni R.R. 3, Kamloops, B.C. Be sure to enclose phone num important because it brings some1_iing a little extra agara Falls end showing a ver Tilted from north to south to catch the sun- tical face of dvej. four acres of ber. ordinary into our lives. water. It is a time when we organize together, when we Clothed against cold by dappled quilt of tree; dance together, sing together, it is a time when we DO Shaped by a million seasons, one by one, things together. x ( ' , N It is a time when we ail leave our individual sen-5 Infinite wisdom slopes into the sea. DISCOVER sib-lities at home and substitute ithem with a more col the SUNSHINE COAST lective awareness — an awareness that can be called Furtive, yet open both to sea and Sky; community spirit. • * through REAL ESTATE It is a time when we can enjo^ being with friends, Hidden, yet known ere knowingness began; neighbors and fellow villagers, and glimpse a bit of that Waiting, it watches with impartial eye, with K. CROSBY .feeling — a feeling that confirms your existence and Charles English Ltd. makes you think -to yourself, yes, this really is where Motion of star, of cloud, of tide, of man. 886-2481 886-2098 I belong. —Lester Peterson. '-•- Y Three cheers for Cavalcade organizers. Toll Free 687-6445 Your chances increase n Ontario may have the famous Mosport auto races, 5 to 25 years ago SHOCKED? Indianapolis has ithe famous "500" but right here in our own backyard folks, we have the soon to be famous Fri Five Years Ago 25 Years Ago At the high price of electrical work The Regional Board's 1,000, Bunnell Gordon, a newcome day night 101. r 000 gallon reservoir is now to the Sechelt area plans to go in the area? You can watch the action from the sidelines if you ready for its cement facing. into real estate and insurance. like, or even more exciting, you can be a participant TRY SUPERIOR ELECTRIC July had a high temperature Taxi men of the area axe in the race yourself. Starting time is any Friday, long of 84 and a low of 49 degrees. seeking a milage rate increase weekends are best, anytime after about 4 p.m. Starting for the lowest possible price Rainlfall to the end of July from ,15 to 20 cents. line is at the Langdale ferry terminal. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 19.46 inches. The average is Union Steamships announces R. SIMPKINS, Licensed Electrical Contractor We must inform you right now if your car doesn't all schedules to this coastline 30.72. 885-2412 night or day exceed 60 mph, you don't have a chance. If you don't Bird Construction Company 'Will cease on Nov. 4. care to use the strategy of weaving in and out of a mov gets the $599,044 contract to ing line of cars, neither do you have a chance. Passing add space for 35 more beds at two or three cars on a curve is definitely a must. And St. Mary's Hospital. the excitement is always heightened if you can send an 10 Years Ago July temperature hit 96.2, on-coming car onto the shoulder — or better yet, into degrees and in the 72 days the ditch. CEDARS INN from May 20 to July 31 only The best way to build yourself up for this Friday night 16.2 inches of rain fell. SUNNYCREST PLAZA — GIBSONS — 886-9815 fiasco is to start out in Vancouver, rush yourself down Gibsons counteil pleads with to the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal and build up a good ratepayers to stop over. using water for sprinkling lawns and -frustration by sitting in a two or three hour lineup. gardens. RESTAURANT and DINING LOUNGE ! By the time you get off the boat at Langdale, you'll The school board offers an EXCELLENT CUISINE TO ENJOY — FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY have the exuberance of a school child getting out for adult education program and summer holidays. The harder you apply your exuberance asks the public to state what OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY — 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. it would like as courses. to the accelerator pedal, the better chance you have of and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. winning. 15 Years Ago A trace of rain only was re • » TIE •.•."'• But a warning: your chances of winning increase — corded for July. High temper but so do your chances of dying. ature was 89 on July 29. Gibsons icouncil orders the fire department to stop respon GOLDEN BARREL ding to fires outside the village (NO MINORS PLEASE) 886-9926 CORRECTION sifter August 31. change area. HOT AND COLD FOOD AND BEVERAGES An editorial in the Coast •has since pointed out that the association had not disbanded 20 Years Ago SERVED MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 5 p.m. - 11 p.m. News last week stated the Gib Sedhelt Board of Trade is sons Voters Association had but only retired for the sum circulating a petition asking (Steak and Lobstertail order taken until 10 p.m. only) disbanded. Charles McDermott, mer. The association will re that Sechelt become an incorp a member of the association, convene in September. orated village. -S^ES^^wS^-WHHHjjJJ 89__S9 mdMuuMsmemmBM^mmam^mLmaMMma -IgJB >::.-'.«_aBBmb-T^ ^SK-t ?3BSS57- - Gibsons sea cavalcade OPENING Friday Aug. 8th at 8p.m Boat Blow-up - Gibsons Wharf Sea Cavalcade is in conjunction with B.C. Salmon Derby, which runs Saturday and Sunday.
PROGRAM
7:00 - Kinsmen Beer Garden Dougal Park 9:00 - Dance and Baron of Beef 2:30 - Kinsmen Beer Garden, Dougal Park
9:00 - Open Air Dance on Wharf 2:30 until completion - Children's sports, bingo, dunk-tank, candy floss, Karate demonstration by Vancouver club, and other 9:00 - Legion Dance, Legion Hall attractions. Argus Maritime Patrol Aircraft, No. 407 Maritime Food concession on wharf - Coast Family Society and Athletic Patrol Squadron of Maritime Forces Pacific. By permission Association Commander Maritime Forces Pacific, this aircraft will deliver a special message to Mayor Labonte. 5:00 - Driftwood Players, Dougal Park - "Velvetine Rabbit..si »1r 6:30 - Highland Dancing, Dougal Park. 8:30 - Sunset Ceremony - Pioneer Park, Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Band Sat.Aug.9th 9:00 - Kinsmen Beer Gardens. Baron of Beef and Dance 9:00 - Official call on the Mayor by Lieutenant Commander 9:00 - Gibsons Sea Cavalcade Dance, sponsbred by Gibsons Lions, Michael Duncan- the commanding officer of the visiting Gibsons Elementary School Minesweepers.
9:30 - Return call by Mayor Labonte to minesweepers.
9:30 - Parade assembly and judging (Brothers Park) 9:00 - Legion Dance
11:00-Parade moves off 9:00 - Dance on Wharf 11:00 - Sabot Race assembly - start 11:30 9.00 - Athletic Association concession on wharf all night 12:00 - Kinettes food concessions, all day Sun.Aug. 10th 12:15 - Official opening ceremonies and crowning of the Queen and trophy presentations, at Dougal Park 8:00 -11:00 - Gibsons Wildlife Fishing Derby for children * Gibsons Wharf 2:00 -Official greeting by Mayor Labonte at Municipal Office for visiting Queens 9:30 - Sabot Race assembly, 10:00 start 1:00 - War of Hoses, Tennis Courts, Dougal Park 11:30-Tugboat Races 1:00 - 4:00 H.M.C Ships open to Public 1:00 - 4:00 - H.M.C. Ships open to public 1:00 - Achievement day for 4-H Club, at Brothers Memorial Park 2:00 - Inboard race and boom dozer boat log sorting competition 3:30 - Presentation of trophies for tugboat races, inboard race, boom dozer boat log sorting competition, children's fishing derby, Gibsons Wharf. P__**L^i--_ tTTaiai'JBgaag'"
4 Coast News, Aug. 6, 1975. up imm 9" frustrations The traditional theories that say that teeth clenching or grinding is caused by anxiety and a poor "bite," appear to have been exploded by a den tist-psychologist team. It was found that it was frustration — not anxiety — that caused the unconscious grinding of teeth'— bruxism— and that the problem is more psychosomatic than mechanic al. Rather than altering the pat tern of the patient's bite, a dentist should teach him to re lax, say the researchers. The DIANE DERENZO patient's jaws might also be ARLENE WARD rested by a diet of sbift foods CARLA DE VITA MISS NANAIMO MISS LADYSMITH MISS POWELL RIVER or disengaging them at night with guards or splints. Adding to the aesthetics of donations from Gibsons Shell, ficial welcome by Mayor Lar When the tested patients the Sea Cavalcade this year Gibsons Bank of Montreal, Sun ry Labonte at the Municipal learned of their tensional res will be several queens from nycrest Beauty Salon, Flower- Office. The girls will also at ponses, they also learned self- 4 . . - - neighboring areas. laine Florist and the Sea.Cav tend a dignitaries' luncheon at control. They could be taught How coH^ :TMBK #4VmT wy&MT&D The girls, along with local alcade. the Peninsula Hotel, observe to relax their mouth muscles queen candidates and last They will also attend the of the Sunset Salute, and attend under stress. year's queen and princesses,' ficial reception aboard the the Sea Cavalcade dance at The volunteer patients under will attend many of the Caval navy ships iFriday and take Gibsons Elementary School went a series of warning and cade functions. Among the ev part in a grand march under gym. electric shocks to increase anx ents planned are a buffet din the escort of the ships' junior On Sunday the royalty iwill iety and various forms of har- ner and briefing session where oflficers. tour Molly's Reach and meet rassment to intensify frustra the girls (will be presented Saturday the girls will take some of the cast and crew of tion. — Canadian Dental Asso For your printing phone 886-2622 with gift packets made up of part in the parade, after an of-. the Beachcombers. ciation GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO OWN a PIECE of the SUNSHINE COAST Nicely treed, flat lots, close Full price $9,500 Here are prices and terms to shopping and schools, with $500 down to suit any budget ' size 67'x 124'-' balance .arranged to suit
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Drive down to the corner For Information of Pratt and Chaster Roads Phone and follow the signs 886-9984 If you walk Salads for people on the go Coast News, Aug. 6, 1975. 5 to work, 'More and more people are If you are transporting your VB teaspoon pepper befcoming actively involved in salads to a picnic site, pack the Vz cup French dressing it won't be work Sports and other bummer ac 4 cups torn lettuce tivities: picnicking has more ingredients in covered contain Combine vegetables and toss, to walk. folowers than ever before, bi ers and chill for several hours lightly. Chill. Sprinkle with cycling has the world' rolling, Prechill portable coolers or salt and pepper, add dressing Can IDB tennis is the 'in' thing and sail insulated picnic bags with cans and toss to coat pieces. Mix with lettuce. 6 servings ing has reached every gener or bag of reusable artifical ice ation group. Anyone eager to and pack firmly to retain the SPINACH AND CELERY SALAD help you? V, get going at any of these ac cold. In place of artificial ice. pamiapacrtan tivities need's meals that are you can use ice cubes in a plas 17L0-ounce package fresh spin quick and easy to prepare, yet tic container or 'cans of frozen ach v On YVednsday, August 13th Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. nouirishinig and nutritious. Slal- fruit juice. To avoid the risk 1 cup thinly sliced onion one of our representatives ads fill the bill perfectly. They df food poisoning, carry smok 1 cup diced celery will be at are a natural summer food, ed or canned meat to a picnic 1 teaspoon salt Sunnycrest Motel, Gibsons (9-11:30 a-m.) full of freshness and' contain Use an oil and vinegar dres VA teaspoon pepper Bella Beach Motel. Sechelt, (1-3:00 p.m.) Vt cup'blue cheese dressing YOUR ing vitamins and minerals. sing rather than mayonnaise Tel.: 886-9920 (Gibsons) 885-9561 (Sechelt) Pack hard-cooked eggs in the V2 cup dairy sour cream S a 1 a di s are a delight to cooler,. although pickled- eglgs 4 hard-cooked eggs, cut in wed weight-Watchers also, for they are more convenient because ges If you require financing to start, modermze. HOROSCOPE can be satisfying without being .tehy do not require refriger Tear washed spinach in bite or expand your business, and are unable to Horoscope for the next week too Thigh in calories. A head of ation. To complete the meal, size pieces. Add onion, celery By TRENT VARRO lettuce has about 50 calories, add buttered rolls, pickles, and seasoning. Combine dres obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and a tomato 22, and a mediulm cheese, and a variety of fresh sing and sour cream. Pour.over conditions, perhaps IDB can help you. ARIES - March 21 to April 20 'cucumber about 14 calories. If fruit. salad and toss lightly. Garnish To\ get the most out of what you are serving a salad as your From Food Advisory Ser witfli eggs. Serve immediately. the planets have to offer, will main meal of the day, be sure 4 servings. require considerable co-oper vices. Agriculture Canada, to include a slice of meat, some come these recipes for superbly ation on your part, as well as cheese or an egig. This will sup idb refreshing summer s alad& BAD COMPANY that of your immediate ac ply the protein needed in your 1 Check the proportion of salad Because of disease and vio quaintances. diet. And don't add rich dres ingredients required. You can lence introduced by early wha TAURUS - April 21 to May 21 DEVELOPMENT BANK sings to your salads - this only easily double or triple tihe re lers, the Mackenzie Inuit were Outside of a slight tendency to defeats the purpose. Instead, cipes for a crowd. reduced to about 130 by 1910, "jump to conclusions" too use various seasonings and from a population that had 145 West 15th St. quickly, all is going well for fresh herbs for differences in GARDEN SALAD BOWL once numbered 2,000. North Vancouver, B.C. Tel: 980-6571 Taurus. Sometime, during this flavor. Make your salad look Vz cup sliced radishes transit, the most casual, inof attractive - there is nothing Vz cup sliced green onion fensive remark could cause a less appealing than a wilted or 1 cup diagonally sliced celery lot of trouble. Be wise and be ipoorly made salad. Vary the 1 Vz cups finely shredded cab silent! vegetables or fruits from day bage GEMINI - May 22 to June 21 to day so your menu doesn't 1 bunch watercress Your social life will probably seem too monotonous. V2 teaspoon salt ALL STUDENTS NEW TO be alctivated most strongly this coming week. There are many friends and acquaintances a- ELPHINSTONE SECONDARY SCHOOL round you clamouring for at tention. Don't become too con fused by it all. AREA CANCER - June 22 to July 22 A lot of hard work is indicated for you, with a strong hint that some of it may become Counsellors will be available for registration on the following quite involved1 in a legal sense. Be wise, and consult a good laiwyer if you want peace of dates between the hours of 9.30 - 12.00 and 1.00 - 3.30 p.m. mind. LEO - July 23 to August 23 It's "home free" for Leo Now; " that is, of course, only if you Thursday, August 21st are "playing ball." If you have _#iut yourself away from the world, now is a good time to expand, and let your voice be Wednesday, August 27th heard. People will listen, and co-operate. VIRGO - Aug. 24 to Sept. 22 If any students who attended Elphinstone Secondary School There's very little to add to the Virgo horoscope of last week, except that a little "glitter and during 1974-75 wish to discuss their program with the counsellors glajmour" may be wearing ofi and tiring you out. If you're iSummertime is tennis time, after a igame, serve a spinach past middle-age, you've got the Take out your racket and join and celery salad, they should also attend on one of these days. best years of your life ahead! > the "in" crowd. For a satis- — Canada agriculture photo LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 23 fying and refreshing break . Planetary forces are beginning to 'stir with activity' for Libra now. This should shoiwer you with great benefit for many, many yeairs to cowie. There will be the regular ups-ahd- dowins in daily living, but the long range forecast is GOOD! SCORPIO - Oct. 24 to Nov. 22 The only thing to watch out OUR BEST QUALITY for in Scorpio, is that you DON'T lose your temper dur- jinig this weekend. If you do you are liable to lose EVERY THING you've gained in life. ...YOUR BEST VALUE! By October your chart should be extremely beneficial. SAGITTARIUS -Nov.23-Dec.21 A lot of fun, socially, may per SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY! PAINT haps cause you to spend more money than you intended to. WITH THE BEST... MONAMEL BREEZE Budgets and finance are strong ly highloighted in your chart. AND GENERAL PAINT. Enjoy yourself, by all means, but make sure it doesn't cost too much. INTERIOR • ENAMEL UNDER CAPRICORN-Dec. 22 to Jan.20 COAT • PRIMER SEALER • A most soothing and relaxing ALKYD SEMI-GLOSS • ALKYD time is coming up. There's a EGGSHELL • VELVET ALKYD VERY polwerfu l aspect of plan FLAT • LATEX SEMI-GLOSS • ets in Virgo now, that should LATEX EGGSHELL bring tremendous benefit, if EXTERIOR • PRIMER • PORCH & GAL you aare thinking in "long- FLOOR 9 HOUSE & TRIM GLOSS QUART $3.89 range" investment. • LATEX FLAT • LATEX GLOSS AQUARIUS - Jan. 21 to Feb. 18 The only 'touchy' aspect for CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF CUSTOM COLOURS. Aquarius now, is the tempor ary 'flare-up' in the sign of DEEP AND ACCENT COLOURS SLIGHTLY HIGHER PRICED. Scorpio. The 'storm' should be over by mid-October. Other Look to than this conditions are really good. GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES PISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20 A "change of thou'ght" may (1971) LTD. miake some wonderful head way in the lives of nearly all 886-2642 Gibsons 886-7833 Pieces individuals. Moderate activity is shown in all matters FOR ALL YOUR PAINTING NEEDS dealing with 'people' rather GPW5 than abstract things. (Copyright 1975 by Trent Var ro. All rights reserved. r
6 Coast News, Aug. 6, 1975.
THEY SAY Guess that makes us old fashioned. We thini. service makes plain sense — it's
THAT 'SERVICE- just good manners. Our concept of service goes much further than that, though. IS AH Drop in for a free catalogue and some old fashioned friendliness. Agencies OLD FASHIONED PHHNf Sechelt 885-2235 WE CAN HELP rnUIIL Vancouver: 689-5838 CONCEPT... We're at the corner of Trail and Cowrie, in Sechelt
SETTLING IN GIBSONS? WATERFRONT HOME 3408 TREED LOTS 3377-78 ANYONE FOR TENNIS TAKE A PEEK 3389 VILLAGE HOME 3421 Beautifully remodelled 2 bed 3433 This three bedroom execu 3443 See the view and enjoy a Here is a good base for, a Two very fine lots, large This 1540 sq. ft. 3 bedroom room home, full basement, tive type home on 161' of firs, gentle westward slope. large comfortable home over built in range and oven, 22' growing family. Close to good waterfront approxi Eadh lot 70.9' x 176', side by home with spacious rooms is business and recreation, with mately one mile from Se situated close to beach'. At looking the Trail Islands. A x 23%' recreation room. side, and park like terrain. true sea front property with Lovely garden, pools and 2 bedrooms up &' one down chelt has a commanding All local services, not too tractive fireplace in living view of Trail Islands and a new lower price. $125,000 greenhouse. Near all stores in lull basement. Small close to 'highway. Each pric room, rec. rm. iri basement, green house and two very Vancouver Island. Enclosed ed at $13,000, terms offered workshop, double garage. terms. and beach. Sensible price of patio of 12' x 28'. Carport $38,500 cadh — 45 days pos productive lots. Fireplace, if sold together. Check out this 10 year old dining area and large utility with a small workshop, plus beauty. Price $63,500. Has BOB KENT 885-9461 eves. session. a storage building. A beauti- PETER SMITH 885-9463 eve PETER SMITH 885-9463' eve make this a winner. Full tful hedge along the road good first mortgage. price $46,000. JIM WOOD, 885-2571 eves. frontage, blacktopped drive JACK WARN 886-2681 eve. way and nice vegetable gar —E. & O. E. den and sodne fruit trees. FOR MORE - ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE Full price $105,000. Terms. PAT MURPHY 885-9487 eve
COAST NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS Phone 886-20-2 MISC. FOR SAIf HELP WANTED WORK WANTED FOR am MORTGAGES Deadline — Tuesday no©_ ._£nimum $1 — 15 words GROUP HOME DIRECTOR Your pictures framed and Hollywood bed; exercise bicy A creative and imaginative mounted from Artistic Wood Maple Crescent Apts. 1662 NEED MONEY? 5c a word thereafter cle, almost new; chesterfield School Road, Gibsons. Suites Subsequent Insertions % price person is required to manage work stock. Non glare glass. Mortgages and chair; other articles of a new Group Home for 8 chil White and colored mat board. for rent. Cablevision, parking, Legal ads 25c pwr count line. furniture; assorted wrenches Needlepoint a specialty. Pon- close to schools and shopping. Arranged Subscription Rates: dren in need of individual Bought • and garden tools. Phone 886- treatment. The Director is res d'erosa Pines Trailer Court, Reasonable rent. Apply Suite B.C. 1 year $4.50, 6 mo. $2.50 7049, 1320 Dougal Road Wilson Creek. Phone 885-9573. 103 A. Sold Canada ex. BJC. J yr. $5.00 ponsible for the treatment First — Second — Third programs, supervision of staff WATERFRONT COTTAGE Summer cottages U.S. & foreign 1 year $8.50 . 2 bed chesterfields, chesterfield and staff training, budget and Backhoe available for drain It is agreed by any adver chair, 2 old fashioned chairs, age, ditches, water lines, etc. Beautiful sheltered bay on and builders loans tri-lamp and swag lamp, 4 foot administration. The successful Phone 885-2921, Roberts Creek Gambier Island. Ideal for boat readily available tiser requesting space that lia applicant will also be expected bility of the Coast News in stools, 2 mattresses and double owner. Property has to be seen ACADIAN MORTGAGE bed, big table and 4 chairs. to work with the children's par TYPEWRITER to be appreciated. Details Ph. Corp. Ltd. event of failure to publish any ents, after care planning and & ADDING MACHINE 922-4471 after 4 p.m. or 7 a.m. advertisement or in event that Phone 886-9873. 2438 Marine, V\ Van; with other agencies in the com SALES & SERVICE to 9 a.m. Phone 926-3256 errors in publishing of an ad 15 cu. ft. Zenith fridge, very munity. Emphasis is on team Phone 886-7111 vertisement shall be limited good condition, $175. Phone work. Preference will be given FURNACE INSTALLATIONS For vacationers, self-contained to the amount paid by the ad 886-7268. - to a person with M.S.W. or OIL BURNER SERVICE furnished basement suite. Pri vertiser for that portion of qualifying experience. Supervis Financing Available vate entrance. Close to beach, the advertising space occupied Sheep's wool, 50 cents per ory* and administrative skills CaU Thomas Heating, 886-7111 wharf, stores and excellent by the incorrect item only, and pound. Phone 886-7034. are essential. Only applicants fishing. $65 ,^f week. Gibsons. that there shall be no liafoilty with proven ability in case We provide a complete tree ser Phone 886-7374. ^ in any event beyond amount Sunshine Coast Arts & Craft work and community work will vice for the Sunshine Coast. uncoast Supplies. Complete selection of All work insured and guar&n* West Sechelt. 3 bedroom home .ESTATES LTD. be considered. Salary: $15,500 - > ' • ' ' paid for such advertisement. Arts and craft supplies, low teed to your satisfaction: upstairs, 6 sleeping Tooms No responsibility is accepted - $17,000, to be negotiated. Local Phone — 885-2241 prices. Phone 886-7770. SENIOR CHILD CARE PEERLESS TREE SERVICES dofwn plus bath and utility by the newspaper when copy is ___ 885-2109 room. $350 per month. Phone Direct Line — 685-5544 not submitted in writing or Sjplit firewood for sale, deliver WORKERS 485-5387. .. • verified in writing. ed. $35 a cord. Phone 886-9625. Two full-time workers are CHIMNEY SWEEPING 3 Bedroom home on large required to implement treat Oil Stoves Revenue home at Langdale. 2 lot in nice residential area TIRE SALE Phone Ron Crook, 885-3401 Ibedrooms. Adults. No pets. with some view — Approxi Raised white letters and sujper- ment programs, to supervise COMING EVENTS study periods and recreational after 5 p.m. Available September 1. Phone mately 1300 sq. ft. of living wides at super low prices. 886-7889 ._ space. All rooms large and Wlhy? Because we need shelf activities. The person is also Sunday August 24, St. Bar responsible for recordkeeping Furnished modern studio. Close comfortable. Front yard space for (can you believe it?) CARS, TRUCKS FOR SAIi fenced. F.0P. $48,500. tholomew's Holy Communion snow tires. Here is your chance and is expected to assist . the to shops and schools. Suit at Hl:15 followed by pot luck cook in household activities working adults. $180 per month Buy Lots A Work? Big old to get into a superwide name '64 4 door Merc, automatic, house at Granthams, exten lunch to icelebrate the Feast brand tire for the same price that involve the children. Ap fihone 886-2-15. Day of the Patronal Saint. plicant with an appropriate good running condition, $150. sive repairs needed. Haive a as an ordinary blackwali 4 ply Gibb Gibson, Box 334, Gibsons .4 bedroom house, fireplace, lopk and use your imagina tire. Savings up to 25% .But university degree will be pre EVery Thursday, 8 p.m., Bingo, ferred although a combination carpet, waterfront view, $300 tion. F.QP. $14,000. Call Dave Legion Hall, Roberts Creek. . you gotta act fast as stock is 1966 Meteor, 2 door hardtop. mo , available Sept. 1. Couple limited and sale is on shelf of training and experience will $350. Pihone 886-7832. preferred. Phone 886-9082. Roberts, 885-2973. Every Monday night, 8 p.m., be considered. Drivers license stock only. So drive to O.K. 1966 Pontiac station wagon, Bingo, New Legion Hall, Gib Tire Store in downtown Sechelt is necessary. Salary: Approx Furnished 2 bedroom trailer. Granthams, Two view lots sons. $10,800, to be negotiated. 283, motor good. $80. Ph. 885- Aidlults preferred. No dogs. Ph. for the price of one. Call corner ( of Wharf and Dolphin 9737. and get into a set of wide ones COOK 886-2887. . Dave Roberts for particu Saturday August 9, 7:30 p.m.; lars about this unusual sit Sunday August 10, 11 a.m. and Nothing like 'em to sex up A full-time position for a '•©9 Buick Wildcat, $600. Phone 1 bedroom suite, waterfront. your machine. Use our 60 day person who will be responsible 886-9370. Gibsons. Phone 886-7108. uation. F.P. for the two, 7 p.m. Hear New Zealand's $14,000. 885-2973. rfirey evangelists Alister Lowe interest free plan with option for preparation of lunch and :and Khinda Greening at Glad al monthly payments. Remem supper, food buying, mealplans BOATS FOR SAIi PRO^TY FOR SALE Tidings .Tabernacle, Gibsons. A ber ... there's no down pay and co-ordination of house warm welcome to alL ;__ ment needed at O.K. Tire Store keeping duties. Proven ability 885-3155. , to plan meals, purchase food 1968 33 hp. Evinrude with con Lot for sale. 1% acres, most Will trade Danish modern floor and cook nourishing meals is trols and tank, good condition. beautiful view lot on penin ANNOUNC-fflfTS essential. The person must be $40G or best offer. Phone 886- sula. Gower Point area, on lamp for tri-light bridge lamp. 9231. ' Seeking Phone 886-7238. . able to deal with children on bank. $16,000 F.P. Terms can If you are concerned about a warm and consistent basis Fibreglass resin, $12 gal.; mat, be arranged. Phone . 886-2360. someone with a drinking prob Sealy bed chesterfield $50. Ph. and to keep the house in order. $2 yd. Phone 886-9893. Prefer evenings. lem call Al-Anon at'885-9638 886-9814. Only applicants with consider artists' or 886-9193. Meetings, St. Aid able independence and flexi MARINE INSURANCE: View lots for sale in Gibsons. Hardtop trailer, sleeps six, like PROBLEMS? an's Hall, Tuesday, 8 p.m. new. Phone 886-9370. bility will be considered. Driv All services. 3 bedroom house, ers license is necessary. Salary* New insurance advice Alcoholics Anonymous. Phone full basement, $52,500. Phone BLACK CURRANTS approx. $9,600, to be negotiated Re-insurance advice 886-2417 after 6:30 p.m. opinions 885-9534. 886-9904 or 885-9327. 70c per lb. Pick your own 45c Claims settled Gibsons meeting Monday. 8:30 ASSISTANT CHILD CARE The Canadian Conference ot per lb. Phone_886-7046._ WORKERS Capt. W. Y. Higgs, Three acres, creek, trees, near p.m. in Gibson? Athletic hall. Marine Surveyor the Arts has made a number 5 speed girls bike, good condi Six positions, some part- arena, $20,000. Phone 885-2568. For Lattei Day Saints ui ims time, are open for persons who Box 339, Gibsons of resolutions and opinions pn tion, $45. Phone 883-9105. Ask Phones 886-9546 or 885-9425 Roberts Creek. Fully serviced area, contact 886-2546. for Carol or Terry. will assist the team in carry these resolutions are now being ing out the treatment programs 20 ft. Spencer, 110 Volvo T-Cs lots for sale on Marlene Road. For membership or explosive sought on a local level. requirements contact R. Nim Acorn fireplace, propane space The successful applicants will $2200. May be seen at Os Phone 886-7896 or 886-7700. mo, Cemetery Road. Ph. 886- heater, 23" TV set. Rhone 886- assist with meals and general borne's Wharf or ph 885-3496. 3 bedroom home, just over one The resolutions, resulting di 7738. 7778 Howe Sound Farmers' activities, provide daily super Lightning 19 ft., 3 sails, good year old, Langdale area. $49,- rectly from "Seminar B.C. — Institute. Stumping or ditch Yairi guitar. Nylon strings., vision and help the Children condition. Offers or trade? Ph. 500 Phone 886-9049. Municipalities and the Arts" ing powder, dynamite, eiectric hard shell case. Never used. accomplish special tasks. Abili 886-7987. ' cr regular caps, prima-cord, ty to organize activities is con Gibsons. View building lot 50 have been sent to the village o± New price $200. $150. Pihone x 100. Close to beaidh and Gibsons in the hope that local 88J3-9893. __ sidered important and persons FOR SALE WHILE THEY with special skills in arts and LAST: 4 fibreglass dinghys, stores. In the meantime live, people involved in the arts will CARD OF THANKS Wood for sale $15 a pickup crafts, teaching, typing, gar good cartoppers, full price rent or, vacation in 2 bedroom respond. load for green split alder and $149.98 which includes 2 life cottage. $21,500. Ph. 886-71559. dening, etc. are desirable. Ap A spokesman for the Cana I would like to thank the nurs $20 a pickup load for dry split plicants with some training or jackets, oars and oar locks ROBERTS CREEK es and staff at St. Mary's for alder. Phone 886-2673. appropriate experience with Phone 886-9524. Park like, secluded!, fairly new dian Conference of the arts states that senior governments the care given my wife Evelyn. Girls' 24" bicycle, $35; 10' x 2' children will be preferred. Sal 3 bedroom home, semi water Also the pallbearers, those that swimming pool liner, $15; Both ary: Approx. $9,350, to be ne WANTED TO REIT front on Vz acre. Partial base are finding ways to ensure that attended the graveside service articles in good condition. gotiated. ment, elefctric heat, large sun-, all people are more readily and those that sent condolenc able to participate in the arts Sheep's wool, white, $1 lb. A Responsible young adult work , deck with beautiful view. Ph. es. limited supply of black wool The Group Home is expected 886-2744. at any level but it is at the —'David M. Cochrane. ing for Ferries requires 1 bed at $1.50 lb. Phone 886-9335 af to open about November 1, room house, Gibsons area, im- municipal level that the most ter 5 p.m. 3975. Please forward applica mediately. Phone 886-7908. direct contact exists with the tion and references before MOBILE HOMES people served. LOST August 15, 1975 to: Professional family man (2 WAHip The Group Home Committee children) requires 2 or 3 bed SUNSHINE COAST "The Canadian Conference of. Red sabot, Gibsons area. P Babysitter's course in Sechelt OF SHOES AND SHIPS AND SEALING WAX... By ROB DYRSTRA Due to a tremendous re ementary School. LETTER TO EDITOR sponse towards the babysitting JThe cost pf the course will course in Gibsons, the Public ber "25 cents per student. This Health Unit is providing the' •will help to cover the printing It's like a nice glass of wine Color me same course for interested stu costs of materials and also en dents in the Sechelt area. The able the Red' Cross Youth to Who says people don't really feel satisfied. meeting I was walking out aim of the course is, to teach continue to expand services in reald n^spapers any more? Maybe it's all the bad news. talking with one of the di brown safe and responsible sitting. It the field of education. Look, you're reading this You've probably noticed that rectors. He shook his head is basically planned by the Red 'Registration begins by not aren't you? newspapers seldom splash and said "I don't know how Editor: Cross Society to provide po ifying Jo-Anne Jorgenson at I don't think reading has gory pictures on the front you boys can stand all this," Some people are red. Others tential and present sitters the fallen out of favor. There's page anymore. Not unless it's referring, of course, to the are green. Some are plain yel the Public Health Unit in Gib an exceptional photo. Like basics of child care. The min sons, or Phoning 886J-2228. something permanent about loyal and ubiquitous mem low. Colour me browned off! imum age is 10 years. a newspaper, a magazine, a some lady falling from a fifth bers of the press. I'm browned off with the pol This course will include book, what have you. Some storey window. itical leftnons who talk a blue films about babysitting and thing you can pick up and. Most of the time you'll find Maybe we're all taking life streak on the election trail, child safety, a guest lecture and You'll never put down according to your photos of girls on beaches, a little too seriously. Too then hoist a black out on con demonstrations by a mom. The moods. kids on the teeter-totter, or many ulcers and nervous stituents once they get their final class will be a test and mother duck and the family breakdowns. We've got to feet upi on a mahogany gov feel better if there's something thiat leairn to laugh at life, and to ernment desk. students wiho -attend all lessons doesn't interest you, you pass crossing the highway. Photos laugh at ourselves also. and pass the exam will war it by. On the other hanid, if of wars, -accidents, murder Fm browned off with poli rant a Red Cross Youth Cer inydurlifeY something appeals to you, victims, don't sell newspapers If I could — and I'm being ticians who turn green at the tification card. you can read it over and anymore. They're too nega serious now — I would pro gills over the death penalty The lessons will begin on over. You can clip an inter tive. We know there are lots pose that everybody's work while promoting parole at the Monday, August 11 and run esting story out of a maga of problems in the world but ing day be cut in half. Work, expense of the law abiding until August 20. There will be zine or paper and tack it on you've got your own, right? say, from, eight to twelve, citizen; with a Green Paper five classes ((Mondays, Wednes your wall or your refrig That's why it's so enjoy have a bit of lunch, and if on Immigration that makes it days, amid Friday) all averaging pannapacnon erator door. Or if you come able writing a column like you felt- so inclined you impossible to deport an unde an hour each (from .10:00 a_m. to a good paragraph in a this. You, raimble away off could do a little work after sirable alien; with piebald pol - 11:00 am.) at the Sechelt El Fitness. In your heart you know i& right book, you mark it N.B. and the top of your head or the lunch. If not' you could de icies that refuse to "bite the go back to it again 'and again. bottom of the viscera and vote the time to developing bullet" eveni as the rapist Read it slowly. Savor it. about anything. Great thera- your own person. roams the street. I'm browned off with being It's like having a good thei'e's no need.to be serious Do something different. Be Gibsons: Shoal Lookout. A peutic value, Writing like this aidventurous. Build yourself led up the primrose path of challenge for a designer! Let glass of wine in front of socialism that costs me an arm you. You raise it up and sniff I think everyone should do it. a chair. Learn to play the me show you this unique dulcimer. Borrow somebody's and a leg; by bureaucrats who lerson rock lot. Truly a one of a the bouquet and you tanta It's a good counter-balance spend taxpayers greenstuff as lize the palaite for a few min bicycle and ride it up to Pen kind. $19,900. Call Doug to all the council, regional der Harbour and back. Make if it grew on trees; by pink Joyce. utes of contemplation before board, and school board professors and liberators who REALTY LTD. finally tilting the glass back yourself a dinner of shrimp S35-3211 meetings. I realize that local roll out the red carpet for ev and allowing the cool, deli politics should be the meat and tapioca pudding. Try anything once. ery last revolutionary while P.O. Box 12I19 Sedhelt, B.C. cate liquid to trickle into of any community newspaper trying to black out any oppo VON 3A0 Stan Anderson — 885-2385 your system. -—that's our money they're Ever read a book called The Influence of Culture on sition. Watching the news, for in playing around with — but Fm browned off by bleeding Roberts Creek: Treed and Ray Fitoh — 8,85-9057 stance on the tube is like let's have a bit of lightness Visual Perception? Neither secluded, just a nice build have I. Could be interesting. hearts who demand union bar Bill Montgomery — 886-2806 bolting a half gallon of New- in life too. gaining rights for prisoners ing lot. Owner has it priced fie screech down the esopha I remember one particular You're wondering what the right at $11,000. Call Doug Doug Joyce — 885-276)1 in jail; with being creamed by gus. You're full up to your ly lengthy regional board hell I'm babbling about, healthy teenagers panhandling Joyce. bootstraps hut you don't meeting. At the end of the aren't you? Jack Anderson — 885^2053 on the street and exhibition ists w_x> dominate our beaches in the raw. I'm browned off with being forced to finance the purple prose of literary- CONSULT US FOR ALL • Long distance rates cause fragmentation louts wihose vocabulary does YOUR INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS planning committee stating not extend beyond the four MEMBER — MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (Continued from page 1) rate increase resulting from letter word. taken by mail some time in the elimination of long (distance that the regional district re September. charges would not be justified quest elimination of long dis As we are bludgeoned black tance charges in this area be and blue by the iron fist oif The Regional board has held in comparison with charges in statism, we must be positive recent discussions on the social other parts of the province. cause of the negative social impact and fragmentation of of course.^ After all, there implications of long distance Halfmoon Bay director. Peter could be a pot of gold at the charges between the Pender Hoemiberg pointed out to the the region now caused by those charges. end of the rainbow - if we ever Harbour area and the rest of board that he has a southern-, get around to having another the region...... ,...,. ^most 883- numiber and that his election! The board feeis that the long constituents, living 500 yards or —Patricia Young- Phone 886-2000 — Gibsons. B.C. distance charges should be re more south of his residence Vancouver moved because of the tenden must phone long distance to get Good days.... Sakinaw Lake: Summer hide Gibsons: Situated on 2 prime cy to cause social fragmenta in touch with him. away for the family. Furnished Older home consisting of 3 2 room log cabin. Lge. deck bedrooms, spaicious living room tion. At last Thursday's meeting, overlooking beach. Lge. treed view lots, nicely landscaped There is also a generel feel the board accepted a recom-, bad days lot. $2S,00O. Terms available. with fireplace, large glass en ing among directors that the mendation from the regional B.C. Ferries Sunshine Coast There's more closed porch makes ideal sol Queen, better known in local Editor: Your editorial "Los Sechelt: Level 63' x 120' lot in arium, comibination kitchen and waters as the S_zy Q, received ing Perspective" in your June new S-D. Clear, ready to build, dining. Standard 3 piece bath. a standing ovation last week. $14,000 % basement. A-oil heat. Car 25 edition, does not tell the port and garage. $42>500. As the ship was pulling into whole picture when it says Bill Roberts Creek: One of the fin Charles English ltd the slip for the 1:30 sailing last Bennett and the Sbcreds are Thursday, strong tidal currents est building lots in the area. Hopkins: Upper side of hwy REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE polarizing the voters with the Natural park setting for your — 50' x 140' view lot. Few caused it to come in sideways. alternative extreme to the NDP dream home. All utilities ex large trees. Only $14,500. GIBSONS, B.C. Ph. 886-2481 Hard to unload like this, socialists. cept setwer. Blacktop street etc. thought the captain, so the Su • Let's look at the facts. Bill Only $11,500. Gibsons: Delightfully modern! SUNNYCREST SHOPPING CENTRE zy Q was put into reverse and Bennett said he wanted a broad 4 yr. old 1000 sq. ft. home on TOLL FREE 687-6445 the docking would be tried political party and he has re Gower Point: Lovely older 2 lot with panoramic view of NOTARY PUBLIC — APPRAISALS over again. built the British Columbia So- bedroom home on 100' front Islands, Howe Soiind and Strait As the boat was ready to ,cial Credit Party into the larg level lot. Spacious living room of Georgia, 2 bedrooms, spa come in for another try; per- est political party in British features beamed ceiling and cious living room features large GEORGIA BLUFF: View lot, 50 ft. from sewer. $20,000 cut stone fireplace with adja view windows and fireplace. sonel on shore noted the dock Columbia, twice as large as all cent small sunroom. Conven Dining room, kitchen designed LOADS OF ATMOSPHERE: Corner cf Gail Road and Hwy. was on fire. Apparently, the the other parties combined. ient kitchen and dining area.. for efficiency. Modern vanity 101 (opposite 01dershaw_ Rd.) $39,500. friction of the boat heated the That kind of record is not an 3 pc. bath. Large storage shed. bath. Full basement requires pilings sufficiently to set them example of polarization. Good beach in front. $36,500. some finishing. Grounds care PARK RD.: 5 acres, open for development. Right where ablaze. Moreover, the legislation he fully landscaped for easy main the future action is. F.P. $60,000. Make an offer. Ferries personel ran for ex introduced into the Legislature, Pratt Road: 3 fine building lots tenanfce. Only $54,000 for this tinguishers and buckets and but which failed to pass be — level, cleared, excellent gar gem. CHAMBERLIN RD.: Flowers, vegetables, fruit trees, chick with the help of the Dogwood cause his party is not the ma den soil, $9500 each. en house and a 2 bdrm home on a large level corner lot. Princess, the fire was quickly jority showed 'him to be a so 0.64 acres. Rural but still close to the village. $34,500. put out. cial moderate. Legislation for SEASIDE PLAZA Then the Suzy Q came in revenue sharing, for better dis LISTINGS WANTED ROBERTS CREEK: Lockyer Rd. area — 10 acres, 660 x again. Precariously. closure laws, for greater power 660, uncleared, wooded. Corner lot. $32,000. to local government, andi for DROP IN AND SEE US . also And the crowds cheered. Norm Peterson— 886-2607 greater power to the legisla 10 acres on top of the hill — very sturdy home — outbuild ture rather than the Premier. ings for animals. Good water supply. House situated in open area with lots of sunshine. $42,000. It is Premier Barrett who Teacher leads would like to characterize Mr. LOWER ROBERTS CREEK RD.: Delightful waterfront Bennett as extreme right wing, E. McMYNN AGENCY property. 1 acre, beautiful 3 bdrm home. Ensuite plumbing, but the facts are that Mr. Ben fireplace, dining room, large kitchen, utility. Part base youth group nett is a sensible man who pos Real Estate and Insurance ment, double carport and blacktop driveway and parking sesses the administrative abili space. Fully landscaped with attractive trees. 12 x 20 A former teacher at Elphin ty to get our province out of Phone Eves. Ron McSavaney — 885-3339 boat house with concrete floor on the beach. $81,000. stone Secondary, Jean Robert the mess it is in. son, will act as team leader for Your charge of polarization GIBSONS: 4 bdrm home, nicely finished inside and land CHASTER RD.: 4 adjoining lots with road allowance in 15 men and women involved in scaped grounds. 7F.P. in large living room, separate dining rear. Can be subdivided into 8 lots. $40,000. is not proven out by the many room, electric heat. Only $48,000. an international youth ex candidates for nomination wfoo change. have came forward to seek the GIBSONS BLUFF: Large view lot on top of the bluff. Miss Robertson's group, one ROBERTS CREEK: New home, 3 bdrm, ensuite plumbing. Sewer close by. $18,000. support of the Socred party in F.P.S up and down, tastefully decorated throughout. Terms of three visiting Africa and the the nominating conventions this can be arranged. FJP. $58,900. MARINE DRIVE: Gibsons — view building lot. $15,500. Far East, will be spending one fall. Check the list and see if year in Japan. Next summer, the names confirm your con NORTH ROAD: Facing on North Road with road allowance LANGDALE CHINES: Beautiful building lots, under young people from those lands tention of polarization. down one, side; 6.11 acres, nicely treed. Asking $36;000, ground wiring, paved roads, $13,500. will come to Canada. —DAVE FESK. terms. The exchange, under the aus WATERFRONT: Roberts Creek. 33 ft. of level beach, on pices of the United Church, is GRANTHAMS LANDING: 2 lots, holding properties, one nice flat grounds. House is old timer and suitable' for designed to awaken young $6,000, the other $5500. cottage or rental revenue home. Make an appointment to see on FJP. of $42,000. people to the common hopes Macrame Owls and Flow Also 3 bdrm home, wondertful view, nicely panelled and frustrations of mankind er Pot Holders, also some interior. Priced to sell at $26,000. Ken Crosby — 886-2098 Anne Gurney — 886-2164 and the fundamental influence Quilling items. Miss Bee's, Don Sutherland — 885-9362 Jay Visser — 885-3300 of the Gospel in building the Sechelt. - 886-9344 brotherhood of man in a Phone 886-2248 George Cooper Box 238 Gibsons, B.C. shrinking world. 'Sechelt image' inspires art exhibit One of the most historic the memorable exhibition, Arts skilled photographer and re North America art exhibitions of the Raven, the 1967 Center searcher, she .was more than of the 20th Century has been nial project of the Vameouver qualified to conduct the survey organized by Richard Simmins, Art Gallery: one of the most and photpgraph the stone sculp Director of the Art Gallery of significant shows of the art of tures. All of Ms. Stewarts pho the Northwest Coast Indians tographs were later used 7 to Greater Victoria. It is historic v because it will be the"£irst ma ever assembled. illustrate the catalogue. jor exhibition of stone sculp The present Images show has The survey involved many ture of British Columbia and it taken two years to organize. months of searching through looks at these stone images It was inspired by the Sechelt storage areas in museums from which stretch back over 3,000 Image which Simmins viewed Victoria to Lytton. Vancouver years as art objects, rather at Vancouver's Centennial Mu to Montreal Seattle to "Wash than archaeological artifacts. seum, and! which he recognized ington, D.C, with the ultimate linages: Stone B.C., Thirty as a great work of art. The Se- goal of finding 'singular* im Centuries of Northwest Coast chel.7 Image is a squatting fig ages. From this survey the sel Indian- Sculpture contains 136 ure of a man, oval in shape and ection was made for the exihi works sof art, most of which about two feet in height. It is bition content. 'were created before white con highlighted by a huge, power Images: Stone B.C. received tact. The bulk of the material ful head and strong phallic sym support on many levels. An in seejms to be dated between 1, bolisffn. After reading Wilson itial grant was made by the 000 B.C. and 1,800 A.D. Duflf's anthropological treatise Canada Council for research. The show brings together on the stone sculpture of Brit When this work was completed the team which was respon ish Coumbia, he de'eided to or ganize the show and asked Wil the Canada Council supplied sible for anothe history mak fm \*Sf r\ f JMM If * iff '•Vm\ AV-Vrt*** **. f* r son Duff to join him. additional funding. The Nation ing exihibition, for Mr. Sim al Museums Corporation, Ot mins invited anthropologist Research assistant on the pro PROPERTIES such as this will according to a regional district tawa, approved a major suib- , have to be enclosed by a fence bylaw. Wilson Duff to act as profes ject was the gifted writer - art sidy for the collection of ob sional consultant on the pro ist - photographer, Hilary stew jects, casting of originals, de ject. art, who was recommended on sign of the exhibition, packing, Simmins and Duff. along the basis of a book she had 1 shipping, insurance, adminis Junkyards with Bill Reid and Bill Holm, published, Artifacts of the tration. For your printing phone 886-2622 of Seattle, were responsible for Northwest Coast Indians. A Regional and national mu seums as well as private col lectors, in Canada • and; the require fence United States supported the, ex The Sunshine Coast Regional hibition wihtout reservation. Board has adopted the philoso One of the treasures,. a stone phy of good fences make good mask, came from Paris. It is neighbours. GIBSONS LEGION interesting to reflect that with The board accepted a recom minor exceptions since the mendation from the detail plan days they were discovered on ning committee Thursday night Branch 109 Canada's Northwest Coast, over that will make it manditory the past one hundred years, to have fenices around junk these incredible stone carvings yards. have been looked upon as in Regional planner Adrain teresting archaeological arti Stott reported that he had re facts, chiefly of interest to ac ceived advice from the Depart ademicians. For the first time ment of Municipal / affairs the people of Canada are in indicating the regional district vited to view them as works of could enforce junkyard legis art, images conveying a deep lation despite the faict that the arid abiding messaige about life junkyards had been in exist- Aug. 8 & 9 itself, which is how the ancient anice prior to the relevent by peoples who carved them in law. tended they should be viewed Stott said the board would 2100 to 0130 and appreciated. be going after the commercial . Images: Stone B.C. will trav (9:00 pm. to 1:30 am.) el throughout Canada for one junk yards' in particular but year. It opened at the Art Gal "we are not trying to shut lery of Greater Victoria, in them down." MUSIC BY SUNDAY REIGN Maitoh, moved to the Vancou He said that under the by ver Art Gallery in May and to law, any vehicle without a li •Royal Ontario Museum, Tori- cense and hot in. a building ^ $1.00 per person onto, in June. The exhibition would constitute junk. moves to the National Museum Junk yard operators will be Tickets at Hall Door of Man, Ottawa, on November asked by the board to construct 15th and to the Winnipeg Art fences at least as high as the Gallery, on January 27, 1976. junk. A 'handsome catalogue with over 200 black and white photo graphs plus a section in colour, is being co-published by Ox ford University Press (Canada) and Hancock House. The text is by Wilson Duff. Photographs by Hilary Stewart. This dollar investment Gun bylaw: brings a beautiful return yes or no? Regional District directors will be making up their minds about whethier or not to draft a firearms bylaw that would make it illegal to hunt below the powerline. The bylaw proposal was .One of the artifacts included inally found in the Lillooet brought up at an earlier meet in the exihibition Images Stone area. ing but "no action was taken B.C. This figurine was orig until the opinion of local gun clubs hiad been obtained. Both the Gibsons Wildlife Club and Sechelt Rod and Gun Club Go fo church on Sunday have indicated they are not in favor of such a bylaw. ANGLICAN GIBSONS PENTECOSTAL Rev. David H P. Brown At last Thursday's regional Member P.A.O.C. board meeting, directors sent St. Bartholomew's Phone 866-7107 Morning Service — 11:15 a.m. the bylaw proposal to the de Highway and Martin Road tailed planning committee to St. Aidan's •suaday School 9:45 am Morning Service — 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11 am. decide whether or not to draft Except 4th Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. the bylaw. Family Service — 1)1:00 a.m. Wed., Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Directors felt the gun club Pastor G. IV. Foster reactions were of no assistance GIBSONS UNITED CHURCH because they didn't come up 11:15 a.m., Divine Service with anything constructive. —r -" -~i 9:30 a.m., Wilson Creek GUD TIDINGS TABERNACLE \bur Westwood Home catalogue. Forty Enclosed is $1.00 for portfolio of functioned floor plans. Forty stunning brochures in full colon Gower Point Road illustrations. Spanish to modem. Colonial BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 886-2660 NAME. toTudon Pastor - Wilbert N. Ericksoin Sunday school 10:15 a.m. ADDRESS. Office 886-2611, Res. 886-7449 Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Got a dream home? See how a Westwood CALVARY - Park Rd, Gibsons Revival 7:00 pjn. measures up. Mail us the completed SUNDAYS coupon and we'll rush you our colorful Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Bible study Wed. 7:30 p.m. Pastor Nancy Dykes book of dreams by return. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. BUILDING SYSTEMS LTD. I Evening Fellowship 7:00 p.m. Alternatively, you can contact the 2 EWEN AVENUE. NEW WESTMINSTER . Thursday - Prayer and Bible Westwood dealer in your area. BRJTISHCQ-UMBIA.V3MSB1. TEL.52G-2S77 J Study, 7:00 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sundays at 11:15 a.m. in St. ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES John's United Ohurch, Davis V&i St. Mary's Charcn Bay by an informal group of Of course I spend more than GIBSONS BUILDING SUPPLIES (1971) LTD. Father E. G. Lehner Christian Scientists. Box 167, Gibsons 886-2642 11 a.m. Mass. Sundays Everyone Welcome you make, dear—I have con Phone 885-9526 Phone: 885-9778 or 886-7382 fidence in you. Sunshine Coast Highway "I wish someone would leave so wt could tall, aboat her." Petrified Ironwood Chimes, Tires locally fashioned, make an attractive gift for those of GIBSONS, B.C. you who like the unusual. CHARGEX 886-2700 MASTERCHARGE PRINTED PATTERN Miss Bee's, Sechelt. LIKE MAGIC triangle seam ing , seems to whittle inches away from your waist. You'll love the feeling of ease, com pliments you get in this dress. Printed Pattern 4678: Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size .12 (bust 34) takes 2% yards 45-inch fabric. 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Free Shielded cable system connection. pattern coupon, 75c Extended Picture Tube Warranty Sew & Knit Book $1.25 *Pidture tube warranty - two years plus four additional years Instant Money Crafts ...$1.00 Instant Sewing Book ... $1.00 on a pro-rated basis. Labor and all parts at no extra charge Instant Fashion Book .. $1.00 during first year. For all your Sewing and Knitting Needs 16" Deluxe Color TV complete FABRIC HOUSE Marine Drive 886-7525 GIBSONS with swivel base $499"^5 WANNA DRINK, AL? A cdmic book series featur 4678 ing the alcholic blvmderings of Captain Al Cohol is proving SIZES 8-20 PAJAK ELECTRONICS to be a valuable educational Seaside Plaza Dower Gibsons 886-7333 tool for children in the North %-/&*** ~/k*6i*t*$ west Territories. L i lO Coast News, Aug. 6, 1976. Road houses catered to weary travellers Don't just Back in the days when the and ready places. An early pic and Cache Greek 'all advancing Tyee applies for Powell R. run ture shows travellers wrapped their claims. Most locations Oariboo Wagon Road rang to If you are a frequent trav cation for the new run is a di the sound of horses' hoofs, in blankets on the floor of one were numbered from one Mile sit there. roadhouse, as chill winds swept 0 or another, so that 100 Mile eller to Powell -River, you'll be rect result of the paving deci there were stopping places happy to hear that Tyee Air sion. built all along the road to cater in through every crack. De was 100 miles ifirom Lillooet Do something. ways will be applying to the to the weary traveller. It's a scriptions of the food sound and 100 Mile House was the He said the run would prefer Transport Commission for the ably be handled by a small long, time now since the last less than elegant, and it seems roadhouse that stood at this Sechelt Powell River run. stalgecoaich turned its wheels that much of the time was location. five-seater plane making the spent in drinking. Al Campbell, president of north to the Cariboo goldfields, Most of tnese houses that Ttyee, said Thursday the run trip from Vancouver to iSechelt but some of these original road But as the trafifiie on the supplied fresh horses for the V, would have been initiated four to Powell River and return. He houses still survive. roads increased, the houses be- coaches and wagons and a rest pamicipacrion or five years ago if the runway said the flight would tie in There were two different Car earhe more solid. Meals gave ing plaice for the traveller are at Gibsons-Sechelt airport had with scheduled flights to the iboo roads built in the second the roadhouses a deserved rep gone now, swept away by fire Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. been paved northern part of the province half of the nineteenth century utation for Caribbo hospital or allowed to sink back into the ground. But some still re The department of Transport and Vancouver Island. north to the gold rush towns, ity, as meat was suppled from conducted a feasibility study one from the head of Seton the ranches that began to ap main. . In order to be successful in on the paving of the airport the application, Tyee will need Lake and Lillooet, and the sec pear in the Cairiboo. Of those that remain, Ash- and announced rejcently that ond from the head of Fraser Most of the roadhouses took public support. Campbell said jbroft Manor, and Cottonwood the project would be undertak the company is specifically River navigation at Yale. It their names from their loca House are in the best shape. Strike delays en. Campbell said paving will didn't take long for roadhouses tions. There's mudh arguing looking for writtien letters in Ashcroft Manornear Ashcroft, be underway in about six dicating support of the run to spring up alongside these . now over the true location of once both ranchhouse and weeks. roads. mile 0 on the Cariboo Road, which Tyee can then take to roadhouse, still sees duty as a mini-license Campbell said Tyee's appli the Transport Commission. Some of them were rough with Lillooet, Yale, Ashtaroifit hotel. Cottonwood House, near The current ICBC dispute Quesnel on the road to Bark has caused a serious disruption erville, is a preserved historic site; the sign outside reads of the annual mini auto-licence "For over half a centulry, the tag campaign of the Tuburcu- Boyd family operated this ha lous and Chest Disabled Vet ven for man and beast Here, erans Association. weairy travellers found lodging, TB Vet general manager food and drink. Here, fresh John Griffiths explained that horses weire hattched to stage flow of licence data which nor PICK YOUR OWN — 45c per coaches and mineirs bought sUp mally comes from the ICBC plies. This historic roadhouse, WE PICK — 70c per pound 1 has stopped— and, as a result, built in 1.864, stood as an oasis the Vets are unable to move ALSO FRESH VEGETABLES of civilization on the frontier more than $1Q,000 worth of of a rich new land." tags and materials to motorists , Phone 886-7046 There are other buildings wiho have not yet receiVed still standing along the Cariboo their mini-tags. Wagon Road — at 83 Mile and The tags, used on key chains, 108 Mile, for example. All of enable the TB Vets to trace the them are a reminder of the owners of lost keys—more than days when British Columbia 75,000 of them since the pro meant GOLD! and the Cariboo gram's inception 19 years ago. Wagon Road was the path that Motorists desiring their tags led to fortune. are asked to write to the TB (For more detailed! informa Vets, including their licence tion on Cariboo roadhouses. numbers and return addresses, contact the Cariboo Tourist at 530 West Broadway, Van Association at 100 Mile House, couver, V5Z 1E9. or consult the book Cariboo Proceeds of the provinjce- Mileposts, by Richard and Ro- wide campaign, which provides dhelle Wright, Mitchell Press, employment for (handicapped 1972.) veterans, are used for scholar ships and research into respira tory diseases. Creek potters given OK WANTED Applicants for a cottage in Used furniture or what KEN DeVRIES dustry in Roberts Creek have have yon been given the green light by &S0N the regional board. AL'S USB) FURNITURE A recommendation.from the WE BUY BEER 1659 Sunshine Coast Hwy % detailed planning committee to BOTTLES declare district lot 6213 a de- Gibsons 886-7112 WSgWfflBi velopiment area was accepted Gibsons — 886-2812 Here it is barely into August bers of. the Gibsons Winter the winter club he *\ruld stop and already the curling equip club are so exited is because off in Edjmonton on the way. ment is coming out of the clos the rocks -have just arrived Pictured with Keith is winter Car-motorbike collision sends man to hospital et. Boy some people must have from Edmonton. Keith Wright club secretary Verda Schneider rocks in tJheir .... truck. (on truck) was going to Sal and vice-president George The reason the above mem mon Arm last week so he told Cooper. Lockyer residents protest mill A Roberts Creek man claims mill was not located on the yer Road area were present at that a group of "professional same foundation that the old Thursday night's meeting and iitigationists" are trying to pre one was on. told xthe board that the machin vent him from operating a In answer to Sutherland's ery noise was "very irritat sawmill thlat provides part of statements that the new saw ing." It was felt the mill "was his livelihood. mill would operate in the.same being turned into a commercial L. Sutherland of Lockyer caipacity as the old mill, Direc venture rather than a neigh Road told the Regional Board tor Peter Hoemberg said, "it borhood operation as it was un- last Thursday that he , was seems to be, compatible with der the former owner. building a new sawmill to re the area but I don't know how The board indicated the mat place the existing one and that we would get around the le ter would be taken under ad various neighbors had lodged galities." visement and discussed further complaints. Several residents of the Lock-. in a committee meeting. Sutherland said he couldn't understand why the neighbors were complaining because the '< "'.* ,,-. \ 4Y£; new operation would be on the same scope as the old mill •?. ' '.'* • which provided cheap lumber to area residents. He had earlier made appli THIS ACCIDENT Friday eve cation to the regional district -% ning near JSteaview Cemetery for the new sawmill but the : sent one .person to hospital application was rejected. ^':'BODenY@S'r-t e 1_ with two broken legs. "The difficulty is the non The Kiwis are coming conforming use," board Chair Don Pearson of Vancouver was knocked off his motorcycle man Frank West said. He ex SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 — 7:30 pm. plained that the land was zon after being hit by a vehicle ed for agricultural use and that AND UV*'4 driven by Edith White of Low SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 — 11 am. and 7 pm. the old salwmill could be oper *S HEl. er Road, Roberts Creek. ated because it existed before Police said Pearson was tra the agricultural zoning was im Hear* New Zealand's fiery evangeliste velling east when he was hit plemented. ALISTER LOWE and KHINDA GREENING Under the regulations of the by the White vehicle attempt bylaiw however* a non-conform QJ3I»JBO'JS!- »r*vorr ing to turn from Highjway 10.1 ing building cannot be extend the onto Lower Road. at GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE, Gibsons ed beyond the existing founda RCMP have laid charges of tion because then it becomes a failing to yield against the A Warm Welcome to All new building. i 'driver of the car. Sutherland admitted the new C^'tHAT ^ TWILIGHT THEATRE iMrJon Gibsons 886-2827 UEO at 8 p.m. OF THE THE Wed, Aug. 6 WINDSOR PLYWOOD to ON His Tues., Aug. 12 SM «I «*v'»wvj8!r-aMMW/zHv.! . PEOPLE Agatha Christie's mtttH MURDER ON THE •°N- $** eH0 IK & ORIENT EXPRESS radifionai mg CEDAR PANELLING Wed., Thurs., Fri. Aug. 13, 14, 15 SHORTS, CLEARS, OFF GRADES SHARKS' TREASURE DO YOU reicognize the writi ng? MATURE KILN DRIED Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues Who stole the golden barrel? lOclin. ft. Aug. 16, 17, 18, 19 Vi" x 4" V-Joint Well, they've really got Leo names. THE ISLAND AT THE Hubel over a barrel this tinre. In the meantime, a plain The poor man walked outside brown envelope arrived at the TOP OF THE WORLD Monday evening and discover %" x 4" V-Joint 10c lin ft. and ed his wine barrel had been editorial department of [. the WINNIE THE POOH taken from the top of his van. Coast Mews. Upon opening the AND TIGGER TOO The barrel was empty of envelope we found the above !_" x 6" V-Joint 15c lin. ft. Children $1 course but thats' no consola ransom note inside. It seems tion for Leo — that was the quite clear to us wlhat the Wed., Thurs., Fri. very barrel he named his thieves are after. W x 6" V-Joint 15c lin. ft. Aug. 20, 21, 22 neighborhood pub after. If you perhaps recognize the CARRY ON In an interview Tuesday Leo peculiar writing on the note ROUND THE BEND stated: "I don't know what you should come forward and} W x 8" Twin Panel 30c lin. ft. and happened — I walked out to speak out. If not, we'll probab my van last night and it was ly all find out at the Kinsfmen C_4RRY ON LOVING gone." He did mention though beer garden. Sunshine Coast Highway, Gibsons 886-9221 MATURE that he had several suspects in Hope your voice is in tune, ' mind. He would release no Leo.