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by Dave Fraser petition Ydrivei by Chatelech The latest proposal is not the after a close vote, i would have to be destroyed to through grants and donations to jil students, organized by Toynbee first attempt to move something McLarty said the people sign- facilitate the greens." establish their own operation. : A proposed lawn bowling and fellow student Nicole onto the | park site. In 1978 the , ing the petition are not against She suggested another piece facility at Hackett Park in Parandon. j Sechelt Village council con-; J lawn bowling but against "hav- of land be found to build the "This would free the already Sechelt has raised a storm of "They just fixed (the park and sidered a request to move the j ing public park space! given over facility which the district could beleaguered Sechelt taxpayer I protest among young and old " they want to wreck it again," 1907 Whitaker House into the | to it, especially space in Hackett lease to a lawn bowling associa­ from any costs that would be in­ a alike. Toynbeei said, who as a child, park but the proposal failed. JjPark where so many trees tion which "could raise funds curred by the district." I It was standing room only at used to play in the park with her Sechelt council chambers younger sister Leslie. Wednesday as a delegation of McLarty, a $echelt alderman 30 or more showed up to show from 1987 to 1989 before its opposition to the plan. resigning due tO| ill health, Sechelt Mayor Tom Meredith outlined i the park's history at . told the crown council was last Wednesday's imeeting. In prepared to hear the delegation 1957 the Union Steamship but not comment on the pro­ Company gave the land to the posal. A decision will'be' made Village of Sechelt for the sum of at the November 1 council $49.05 with the understanding it meeting in order that all seven would become a park. council members would have a Since its dedication, Sechelt chance to vote on the motion to has cleared and seeded the land give approval. and installed bleachers and Nancy. McLarty read a pre­ playground equipment. McLar­ pared statement on behalf of ty noted that Hackett Park was, Georgina Sager and Grace up until the late 70's, the single Hopkins, organizers of the peti­ largest project undertaken by tion campaign that swept the local Lions Club and was through the District of Sechelt home to Timber Days from last week. 1972. McLarty told the Coast News The park is used for baseball, 259 elementary and high school football, soccer, tennis, as a students, 91 Sechelt Indian children's playground and green Band members and 933 adults area for strolling or sitting at signed the petition over a five- park benches, as well as being day period. the site of craft fairs, Celebra­ But Sechelt Administrator tion Days and other community Malcolm Shanks told the Coast' gatherings. News there are no plans for the lawn bowling green yet. "It's McLarty pointed out the park still in the proposal stage." is open to the public free of He said council learned there charge and the gates are not was interest in such a facility locked, as would be the case after receiving a petition with with a lawn bowling facility. 300 to 400 names two months She says all the activities to Chatelech Secondary School students rallied to save their space built in their Sechelt park. (See story.) ago. date at Hackett Park are in last Wednesday after hearing that a lawn bowling green could be Shanks said 50 to 60 people keeping with the Sechelt Park -Dave Fraser photo attended a September 13; public Acquisition By-Law, No. 28, meeting on the proposal. All of which dedicated the site as a the 50 to 60 people in atten­ public municipal park and has m danceJaypuredyaJa%n bowling , never r^rkreK^ded, J&SdEtt&a ; ./m facility, Shanks said, with a said." •'";' ';. Y: slight majority - about 30 McLarty says with the I -favouring the Hackett Park building of a lawn bowling site. green the park would cease to be Meredith raised a few hackles public. "By its very nature the among the anti-lawn bowling lawn bowling green would have delegation by calling its list of to be fenced and locked when 1120 names of people opposing not in use to protect it from the strongly contested the facility an "expression of public walking on it and marr­ public interest" rather than a ing its surface. petition. He said a legal petition . "It is also my understanding, by Ellen Frith and will fill a "gap", McRae density, its location, the poten­ The issue of a mobile home requires a full, legal description after speaking to members of says, in the present real estate tial for creating traffic problems park with 75 units having only, , The second and third market in Gibsons. on North Road, the inevitable one access road was also an ob­ of the persons signing it and other bowling clubs, that green readings for Zoning Amend­ their addresses. Shanks admit­ fees do not take care of upkeep Although the development, destruction of the trees on that vious concern with several of ment By-Law No. 555-24 and parcel of land which contribute those in opposition. ted the petition received from which, in most cases, are met by Official Community Plan when first brought before coun­ the lawn bowling proponents the sale of alcoholic beverages cil in May 1989, was slated as a to the privacy of houses already In fact, the Municipal Act in the clubhouse after members Amendment By-Law No. 600-1 established along Reed Road states: 'A second access from a was not a legal one. were tabled at last Tuesday's first-time home opportunity for and whose removal may cause "It's not fair," Christine have finished their games." She young families, McRae told the public highway separated by at said this would also contravene Gibsons Council meeting in flooding, the apparent lack of least 200 feet from the first ac­ Toynbee told the Coast News order to allow Aldermen John Coast News the proposal has control over the potential earlier that day during a student the by-law. changed because, "We learned cess shall be provided to > each Reynolds and Gerry Dixon time ownership of the strata-titled mobile home park containing 75 to review the minutes of the a lot about it once we got into lots, to the development's it," he said. or more mobile home spaces.' previous night's public hearing deviation from the Official "Well, then there will only be on the issue which the aldermen According to McRae, Community Plan. had been unable to attend. "there's a whole gap missing in 74 in the development," McRae the market. "The community plan came told the Coast News, "The The by-law amendments are out in December 1988," said manager's unit will front on concerned with a 75-unit mobile "The bottom price for a Hans Ounpuu whose Twin North Road." home park proposed for a 12.2 single family house in Gibsons Oaks development presently acre parcel of land located just is $77,900," he said. "We have under construction is directly In answer to the necessity to south of North Road near Reed to provide something else or opposite the North Road access change the zoning by-law to ac­ Road in Gibsons. Gibsons hasn't done its bit." of the proposed mobile home commodate the development, The proposed park is describ­ The concerns, however, of park. "It's hot off the press. McRae pointed out at the public ed by Jon McRae, agent for the residents in the vicinity of the There's no reason to change it." hearing that a high proportion property owners, as a strata- proposed development are He stated at the public hear­ of the town is currently zoned titled development with a many. A petition signed by 29 ing that as a developer, he is not R3 which allows for mobile minimum lot size of 3500 square of those opposed to the mobile anti-development but he said he homes. As a developer, he said, feet, allowing each mobile home home park was received at feels the density of the proposed he would prefer to have mobile owner to own his site rather Monday night's public hearing. park is too high, will create too homes grouped in a well devel­ than rent it. The development is The objections to,the devel­ much traffic and will devalue oped park than to "have them intended as retirement housing opment range from its proposed other properties adjacent to it. spread all over the town." Dioxin readings i Ii seen 'encouraging' *,• ft A speaker for the trees P. 3 ?: and in the pulp from 315 ppt to by Ellen Frith 7.2. A cty to newspapers - Divest! ..P. 3 I The latest results from the According to the bulletin, the Federals reps report on dioxins P.4 Howe Sound Pulp and Paper September samples were taken Kindergarten teacher Sara Bujan P. 5 mill's dioxin testing since it over a two hour period by an in­ "Poverty Game" creator profiled P. 11 began 50 per cent chlorine diox­ dependent consultant, BC ide substitution in the first Research, and tested by Seakem Channel 11 P. 12 bleaching stage last month, are Analytical Services. Sechelt Inlet's Coastal Strategy P. 16 "very encouraging", an Oc­ "The presence of furans, mmuwm^mmmmammmmHmmmmBmmas^ammmmammnmBmm^mmmmmiMmmmmmmmMmmmmm tober 4 information bulletin although low, is still a concern states. to us," the bulletin says. "The The ppq (parts per quad­ samples were taken at a time Red tide warning when our brownstock washing rillion) of dioxins in the mill's Sechelt, Salmon, Narrows and Egmont Inlets and the effluent dropped from 400 in was not as good as it can be which results in higher chlorine Skookumchuk Narrows are closed to bivalve shellfish February to zero in September harvesting because of red tide conditions, and the areas wil) and, in the pulp, from 14 ppt use. "If it doesn't eliminate the remain closed until levels reduce. (parts per trillion) to zero during Red tide is caused by a proliferation of plankton causing Roberts Creek Elementary students held a run last Friday ap­ the same time frame. furans, we will boost the chlorine dioxide substitution, paralytic shellfish poisoning, a condition that doesn't harm propriately named the "Turkey Trot" in honour of these homely clams, oysters and other bivalves susceptible to it, but can be members of the feathered tribes. — Vera Elliott photo The traces of furans in the ef­ researchers believe that 70 per fluent dropped from 9400 ppq cent substitution will eliminate fatal to humans consuming the shellfish. in February to 88 in September the furans." There is no treatment to paralytic shellfish poisoning.

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expectations It might be interesting to question if, perhaps, the motivation behind the mass exodus of East Germans in­ to the West is not so much a rush towards political freedom as one away from material underprivilege. It will take great courage from those of us already here in the bountiful West to admit, especially to the newcomers, that perhaps the consumer's glee felt at the site of a shiny new mall, has a very high price tag on it,- that of the virtual destruction of the planet. The truth is, our prosperity is based as much on cheap energy as on the free market and the payment for it all is perhaps past due. Encouraging the East Germans, the one billion Chinese or the rest of the third world to join us in our indulgence will only hasten the process of smothering this planet in even more pollution. Communism is, of course, no solution to the problem but a lower standard of living is. Perhaps thoughts for this Thanksgiving period should then turn to the appreciation of the fact we might not have found out the errors of our ways too late. Perhaps we should then meet those eager to emulate us halfway. Perhaps the answer is to circulate our wealth instead of attempting to generate more in uneven piles from the i poor, depleted body of the earth. Resilience An outdated premise Premier Vander Zalm has apparently risen from the ashes of the Socred defeat in the Cariboo and his resilience is to be admired. Whether it was the man's intrinsic leadership qualities on managing trees? that bailed him out or the failure of a divided party to agree on even an interim successor, only time will tell. Last week's Forestry Ad­ assurances to the contrary from the Carmanah Valley, one FAC timber within 10 years. In that visory Committee (FAC) meet­ the knowledgeable gentlemen member told me, we would regard, more power to them. ing, minus our elected officials on the FAC, I foresee a day in have to take a real drop in our During man's cycles in who all had prior commitments the not-too-distant future when standard of living. "What do history, work functions have elsewhere, and with the excep­ this province's woods are great­ you want us to do," he said changed greatly. The sail- tion of one or two, smacked of ly decimated as well if the pre­ echoing IWA leader Jack makers, for example, were an old boy's club - a group of sent trends continue. Munro. "Sell popcorn and made redundant by the advent men comfortable in its The suggestion that sizeable peanuts to American tourists?" of the steam ship, and so on. camaraderie and converging areas of this province's remain­ The day for the type of logging points of view. ing virgin timber be simply left Alas, yes. If that's what it presently practiced in BC and its So comfortable were they, in alone brought cries of: "But it comes to, loggers catering to the generated wealth to all related 5 YEARS AGO fact, they seemed unaware of would be worthless." Mother tourist trade is preferable to industries is almost over. It The annual general meeting of St. Mary's Hospital how inappropriate their Nature is apparently incapable destroying the remaining forests makes no sense to harvest Society recorded another highly successful year of remarks would seem to some of regenerating her woods as ef­ unique to this planet. Those everything standing before operation for the facility, but the financial picture for one not working on the same ficiently or as fast as man who forests do not belong 'to us'; drastic changes are forced upon the future indicates difficulties lied ahead. premise they were. The premise is, after all, skilled in 'forest 'us' being those fortunate us. UBC Old Boys were five men short of a full 15-man management'. enough to live in BC. They being, of course, that the wealth belong to the intricate and Unlike the problems facing squad causing a rather embarrassing 53-3 loss to an and high standard of living It was acknowledged that Brazil, we do not have abject awesome Gibsons side in rugby action last weekend. although we certainly cannot delicate ecosystem of this, generated by the BC Forest In­ pianet. They belong to every­ poverty, overpopulation and a New staff and innovative programs are revitalizing dustry must not change no mat­ replace those old 300-year-old huge foreign debt to contend the Sunshine Coast Transition House - a safe house for ter what. trees, we can, in 60 years have a one. battered women, operated by Sunshine Coast Com­ with. We have none of those ex­ The idle chit-chat before the forest once again where a clear I was told the forest industry, cuses which are leading to the munity Services Society since 1981. cut noWcSjands. Of course, there 10 YEARS AGO meeting was called to order was thanks to foresight and good cutting of the world's rain as telling as anything. The halt are plans for re-harvesting those planning, would be harvesting forests. We have only our Coast News carries a front-page picture of the trees in 60 years but„. tugboat Squamish Chief beached at Davis Bay. The on logging in the last remaining and processing second growth greed. - next tide refloated the tug. old growth forests in Washing­ Is it too optimistic or naive to Opposition transportation critic, Don Lockstead, ton State was exposed as a good believe there might be one spot asks for ferry inquiry into the safety and efficiency of example of the 'loss of jobs' on this planet left completely the BC Ferry Corporation because of government brought about by environmen­ untouched for its own value. stonewalling. tal enthusiasts and all because One spot with no hiking trails, Youngest taller at Weldwood's Clowhom Camp, of one type of small owl. The no logging scars, no man-made 23-year-old Rick Jacobson, is killed by a 'widow maker'. size of the owl is apparently garbage at all. No one even need An on-the-spot investigation concluded that there had relevant and therefore the sav­ go there, but we would know it been no mistake made by Rick in the accident. ing of its habitat is deemed even existed. One spot where we, Ken Campbell of Langdale catches a 15 and a half less important. "Save a logger, Western Man, the world's most pound northern coho salmon near Camp Byng. eat an owl," brought forth voracious creature, had not 20 YEARS AGO knowing guffaws. touched, or managed, or con­ Dogwood Princess is the latest addition to the BC fined. Ferries fleet. The boat will service the Gambier and In my jaunts around the Saving little patches of old Keats Island runs formerly serviced by the Sea Wolf IV. world, I've been lucky enough growth trees such as MacMillan The fog comes Madge Newman, writing the Roberts Creek News, to stand in the seemingly endless Bloedel has done in Cathederal On little cat feet. tells Coast News readers that the maple trees at the jungles of West Africa, the Grove on Vancouver Island teak forests of Southeast Asia It sits looking corner of Orange Road were imported into the area from does not even approach retri­ Over harbour and city Ontario in 1927 at the site of the East Roberts Creek and among the grey-green gum bution for the murder of the School. trees of Australia. Actually On silent haunches woods around Ucluelet to name And then moves on. 30 YEARS AGO 'lucky' doesn't even begin to only one incident of rampant The first helicopter to be seen locally landed at Por­ describe the opportunity as now clear cutting. In spite of the poise Bay recently and two boy scouts were able to the number of trees in those beliefs of the FAC members at­ direct it to a gas station, getting a ride in the process. places has been so greatly reduc­ tending last week's meeting, it is Carl Sandburg They were Dean Robilliard and Doug Wakefield. ed. not enough to save only the Village clerk Robert Burns says that the areas around In Asia the forests are a mere forests presently ia parks. Gibsons are being held up in their development by a percentage point of what they lack of water supply. once were. And so, in spite of If we are not allowed to log In a letter to the editor David Rees bemoans the billions of dollars wasted on armaments. 40 YEARS AGO Sechelt Teachers' Association endorses federal aid In a nutshell for education. For rent in Gibsons: a three-room house with large verandah and splendid view for $20 per month. Pender Harbour Community Club reports that the community hall they are building in Madeira Park is progressing well. Weeklies in chains by S. Nutter That was at least 15 years ago out of whatever it is they touch. gross, that the local weeklies and, sure enough, the chains Regardless. everywhere should also have to Some time back a friend of have gobbled an overwhelming Every conceivable shaving of be controlled by three or four The Sunshine mine from the war, a large New majority of Canadian weeklies. the operation that might save accountants in Toronto. Brunswicker, was running a On the BC coast there are now money (and counting paper weekly newspaper in Min­ Why? only three independents. But clips is not just a joke), down to There is nothing creative go­ nesota. He had been running a the others carry on as before, do the attritive dance among paper in Ontario but it got ing on here. These fellows do published by GLASSFORD PRESS LTD. they not? Hands off editorial themselves to see who will be not start papers, they just clamp bought up by the Thomson policy has carried right along? the last to pay their bills, is not Editor: Ellen Frith Office Mgr: Anne Thomsen chain. on to papers which are already Vern Elliott Dee Grant What then is wrong with the just advisable, its mandatory. going. If in some wondrous chains? Dave Fraser Picard liked the town and Well, they say, I have a duty puff some day they were to Production Mgr: Jane Stuart Advertising Mgr: Fran Burnside tried to get along with the new to my stockholders. disintegrate, it need not mean Sherri Payne John Gilbert management but it was not for Ownership of the chains has the death of a single weekly. Brian McAndrew been by no means lax. Head of­ And sure they do. It's just Jean Broccoli him. Looking about he got the that the local weekly newpaper Meanwhile their function in Bev Cranston idea the weeklies in Canada fice for most of the papers is, of Bonnie McHeffey course, Toronto. No editorial may be absolutely the last place all the little localities which they were probably all fated to go where the well-being of control can only be to be a drag, The SUNSHINE COAST NEWS is a locally owned newspaper, down to the chains. Against his considerations there, so the published on the Sunshine Coast, BC every Monday by Glassford whole shebang has fallen, somebody else's stockholders to inhibit local creativity and to Press Ltd., Box 460, Gibsons, BC VON 1V0. Gibsons Tel. 886-2622 or otherwise better judgement he should come first. drain responsibility from those moved to Minnesota. naturally and inevitably, into 886-7817; Sechelt Tel. 885-3930; Pender Harbour Tel. 883-9099; Gib­ the hands of accountants. who, in particular, should have sons Fax Tel. 886-7725. Second Class Mail Registration No.'4702. When I caught up with him In a country, democratic by it. The Sunshine COAST NEWS is protected by copyright and reproduc­ he was back in Toronto, There are, of course, many God, but where the daily press a Possibly some political party tion of any part of it by any means is prohibited unless permission in morosely editing a business wise, kindly and cultured people mare usque mare is in the hands not in power (meaning either) writing is first secured from Glassford Press Ltd., holders of the magazine. What happened? who are accountants, but it is of maybe three people and might find this something to put copyright. SUBSCRIPTION RATES The paper in Minnesota had the essence of the 'profes-: where the free information of on its agenda. Divest! Divest! Canada: 1 year $35; 6 months $_0; Foreign; 1 year $40 been bought by the Thomson sionalism' of accountants that the airways is locked up in three could be the cry. Are we men or chain. they get every last damn penny channels, it seems to me at least are we data.?

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Editor: the difference between living: It is indeed heartening to read and merely existing. > so many tributes being paid to Some of us still remembert George Hopkins, for the shop­ times when the Gibsons Liquor* per's bus which he inaugurated Store was the only official li­ and operated so faithfully for so quor outlet on the Sunshine Editor: just logged right in the watersh­ that make my blood boil for around and they were very many years which has made it I Some time ago I wrote to you Coast. As many of us didn't; ed. Upon asking if their 20 year they lay down the standards. helpful. Other than that, Bob possible for many seniors to have cars at that time, the secur> with concerns about an area projection was iron clad, it took How can they be so arrogant Williams was the only one that stay in their homes when they that was recently logged on ing of some Christmas cheer: a little prompting to get the and believe that there is no bet­ even had the courtesy to could no longer drive. would have presented a problem: Elphinstone Ridge. Since then answer of no., .changes could be ter method of logging than answer." It enabled them not only to I've been to the forestry office had it not been for Santa Claui: made. Who knows, as the need theirs? (It's been 15 to 20 years) he shop but to get together with George Hopkins. ': where a gentleman was more for timber increases, maybe adds, "I think they wish I was A man by the name of Merv their friends over lunch and to Mary Shannon;* than glad to make all sorts of in­ they will 'find' some more old Wilkinson who lives in the dead. It can't be done is the plan trips. In fact, it made all formation available to me. timber they've missed. Cedar area on Vancouver answer I get when I meet It seems the reason I hadn't I was amazed to find out that Island, owns 137 acres of land them." seen that area slated for logging due to poor management, the which he has logged about 10 Merv has a forest as beautiful Everybody likes 2nd Hand when I looked at their maps a forestry department lost 80 per times in the last 50 years. as a park, without any of the few years ago, was because it cent of its seedling stock this What's amazing about that fact problems of other forests in the We've had to move to larger premises was an area of old timber they year. On a brighter note is that he has nearly the same area. The only thing he's begin­ Right next door! had apparently missed. I was however, after God only knows amount of timber as when he ning to notice now is the tops of assured while looking at one of how many fall slash burns have started. liis trees dying from the acid air •Larger inventory their more recent maps, that gotten out of control, they're He produces 67,000 board from Harmac. He has all the •Greater choices nothing else would be going on finally considering allowing feet per year and says this is not mathematics to prove of one •Super bargains BROWSERS in that area for the next 20 WELCOME burns in the spring when it's a sustained yield as such, but better method that works. Join us for years. little damper. rather a perpetuity term. It would be at the boundary •Coffee & Donuts He told me, matter-of-factly, I have a great deal of anger He told James Losh of New of Merv's property I might ex­ that they've logged in water­ about today's logging practices Science, "I've written every suc­ pect to see a sign that reads: 'A •Prize Draws sheds before, and there is no but I can't direct it at the man ceeding cabinet minister giving Managed Forest', not at the •Bargains problem if you know what behind the counter at the them an invitation to come and bottom of a burnt out slash with Thursday Oct. 12 you're doing. forestry department, nor can I see it since I started in the last this year's 20 per cent of what is 10 - 4:45 I don't claim to be an expert, be angry with the logger. It's the days of the coalition. Their left of the seedling stock but I've seen trees of the same head of the forestry department forest minister answered and ...fighting for survival. FOR OLI>E TIMES &MMM size and number as those they and the big timber companies did send some of his people Sam Moses 1095 Hwy. 101 at Pratt Rd. 886-8261 White defends Pender Ratepayers

Editor:" out to spoil his carefully-laid responded to charges he willing­ announcing new parks and I have to agree with your plan to turn the Coast Liberal ly aided an attempted land flip beautification schemes on an editorial last week pointing out red in the next provincial elec­ at Farrington Cove, two of his almost weekly basis. I think this that Gordon Wilson has milked tion, but at the same time that colleagues on the regional all bodes well and makes your his position as regional director he has been denouncing rate­ board, Sechelt Mayor Tom concern that the legitimate in­ for Area A to push the provin­ payer claims as groundless he Meredith and Area E Director terests of the area will suffer Town of Gibsons cial Liberal party. I don't think has found himself forced to act Jim Gurney, have spoken out he's left much doubt about seem a bit misplaced. on a number of them. against allowing developers to* Mr. Wilson may not like it, which of his interests comes He's had to stop hiding use the board in this way. NOTICE first. but the democratic system public hearings in Sechelt where Ever since the ratepayers have depends on a little opposition to On the other hand I just can't controversial rezoning by-laws been shedding light on things, work properly. It keeps the TO HOME-OWNERS let you get away with saying he can be slipped through with a Mr. Wilson has been noticeably is "probably right" in dismiss­ politicians honest. minimum of public participa­ more attentive to his home area, Howard White ing the Area A ratepayer move­ tion. NiKiAiri ment as "an umbrella group for the political aspirations of He's agreed to remove the Sechelt urged to sign Howie White." developer of the controversial Editor: of this project is coming from FUNDS Farrington Cove condo project, Last Wednesday's council taxpayers dollars, the club will I have lent the ratepayers my Tom Howatt, and his realtor, meeting in Sechelt was very well be private members only, aged Please be advised that the Town of support because I care very Art Alexander, from the local attended. The reason? People 50 to 70, and the proposal is for Gibsons now has some home-owner much about what happens to Advisory Planning Commis­ showed up in target numbers to a private clubhouse and a seven this community, and I have sion. show the mayor and his council lane court. R.R.A.P. funds available for low been battling to assure the best He has been moved rather that we will not sit still and There is no possible way to fit income home-owners who own and possible future for my family belatedly to recognize the pro­ watch him destroy Hackett all this in and leave room for occupy their home. and my neighbours here since blem created by development Park. anything else in the lower sec­ well before Gordon Wilson around Garden Bay's water tion of the park. Eligible persons may contact Mrs. began strutting his stuff on the reservoir, although it remains Grace Hopkins and Georgina So please Sechelt, sign this Val Michaud for further information local political stage. So have to be seen if he will carry Sager presented a list of 1120 petition and write to your alder­ many others in the present through with meaningful ac- persons vehemently opposed'to and application forms at the a lawn bowling court in the park man. Let's show the mayor, ratepayer movement. ', Y' M -! . tion.t And although he has never that we:,;will not,,.undej any..cir­ Municipal Office, 474 South Fletcher ' To suggest they are no more and for 'anybody 'that' didn't cumstances,' tolerate the loss of Road, Gibsons (telephone 886-2274). than political stooges of mine sign the list, it's not too late.;' Hackett Park. who really have no sincere in­ Did you know the entire cbst ''.'.',' Darlene Schmidt terest in their own future is Support preposterous and personally in­ sulting to the lOOnodd residents of all political stripes who have SPCA formed this rapidly-growing Editor: group. My husband, slowing and Mr. Wilson has gotten used swerving to avoid a iump' on to having things to himself in Francis Peninsula Road in Area A and obviously hates the Madeira Park, saw with horror idea of having a well-organized, that it was in fact four tiny kit­ well-informed and outspoken tens, piled in a heap - their paws taxpayer organization peering splayed out in frozen terror. He over his shoulder. His reaction stopped and rescued them, has been to try to discredit the holding up two other cars in the association as a political plot process. Those kittens could have been 'mush' or terribly injured We needed in a few seconds. The senseless cruelty of abandoning them to more room for: such a 'Russian roulette' fate Hamada boggles the mind, when there is such an excellent SPCA service Heidelberg on the Coast. Old Multi We held the kittens over the weekend, started weaning them Kirsten and got them over their fear, then (because we are already and Varitype owned by a stray duchess cat HAMADA and who did not take kindly to the HEIDELBERG are our two newcomers) took them down to the Gibsons Animal Hospital new presses. Each has where SPCA adoptees are ac­ IT! unique qualities to meet cepted. your printing needs. Ha­ Here they received instant ex­ mada can print your large pert care and attention. They posters and brochures - up were examined, given worm SOUNDINGS - BUSINESS EDITION to 17"x15". Heidelberg can medicine, and placed in a ken­ nel with a nursing tabby-mum emboss, perforate and C ind out the latest in what's going MiSRESS BXTXM You can buy Soundings at your number. Perfect for who accepted them immediate­ ly. One kitten was adopted on in the business world of the local magazine store or at any Coast cheques, invoices and QT\_L mJT^lVT*_^C within two days, another a week Sunshine Coast. The premier edition News office. Don't miss out on tickets later. Meanwhile, we canvassed OLD MULTI, that faithful all our friends and found a of Soundings provides in-depth what is happening on the Sunshine workhorse, is still here to home for the adopting families. coverage of some of the major Coast, get your copy today. deal with those jobs that However, during the canvass­ business activities which are have to be printed instantly. ing for homes in the Madeira occurring in our area. Read about VARITYPE can give you Park community, I heard of eight kittens skittering all over the successful Sechelt Indian Band; 4 beautiful type right away - "5'-x ii/ - the highway at Middle Point, the thriving coastal cottage industry; to make your words look two others were left outside the oood. Oak Tree Market - still others the renewed Port Mellon mill; the And KIRSTEN? Kirsten is left wandering in the parking evolving aquaculture industry and area. much, much more. our new receptionist who '».<-_•; will be glad to answer your It is inexcusable to 'dump' unwanted kittens! October, is calls weekdays from 8:00 SPCA Awareness Month. Let a.m. to 4:00 p.m. us all support and spread the word about this caring service. Mmm. In closing, special thanks are ^W We're extended to Dr. Bornstein, Michelle, Chris and all the staff Sechelt Printers Inc. at the Gibsons Animal Hospital Our new location (effective for the tender loving care given October 1,1989) is (rear) to all strays. 5549 Wharf Road, Sechelt Shendra Hanney ON SALE NOW Phpne: 885-5546 MikeGrohne More Printer and Proprietor oit Page 19 " «r- -»•- -••*-

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by Ellen Frith Gibsons Council voted against imposing a speed restric­ tion of 30 kilometres per hour on Sargent Road and against erecting a "Caution Children at Play" sign in the same area at last week's council meeting, with Mayor Diane Strom TEEN DAY stating: "Roads are not playgrounds for children." WINNERS She said lowering the speed 00 limit would not answer the pro­ OF 2 ^S Gift Certificates blems in that area, in her opi­ are Christine Karlsen & Tracy Mundell nion, and if council, "did it for Sargent Road, we'd have to do ; Jack Forbes (left) from the Federal Health Protection Branch and Mike Nassichuk, head of the water it for every side road in Gib­ of sons." ROYAL BANK Canada ; quality unit of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, enlightened the Sunshine Coast Eitvironmeri- A petition from over a dozen tal Task Force at their meeting last Friday with a report on dioxins and furans. —Ellen Frith photo families living on Sargent Road Sunnycrest Mall, Gibsons 886-2201 was presented to council at its September 26 meeting asking ;Feds here to tell us that a sign speed limit of 30 kilometres per hour be posted along with a "Caution Children About dioxins and furans at Play" notice in order to ing), herbicides and PCBs. The minimize the danger to the ALLIED... bv Ellen Frith Nassichuk added there are number of small children living pollutants are also produced by stricter regulations now on the The Careful Movers If the Howe Sound Pulp and most forms of combustion, in the neighbourhood. Only dumping of cadmium in the Alderman Ken Collins sup­ Paper (HSPP) mill at Port even household fireplaces. Sound. Mellon and the Woodfibre mill ported the petition. Other sources in this area are, Wilson asked Nassichuk if he near Squamish eliminate diox­ of course, the HSPP kraft pulp At last week's meeting Col­ ins and furans from their ef­ felt the pulp mills should pay lins made the motion council and paper mill and any burning compensation to the fishermen fluent completely, how long will of chlorophenol-tainted wood comply with the petition but it take the waters of Howe for the lost income suffered there were no seconders for the chips. with the closure of the shell fish Sound to recover? "The 2-3-7-8 tetra-dioxin," motion. STORAGE Answer: "It's hard to industry in the Sound. Accor­ According to Alderman John Nassichuk said, "is the most ding to Nassichuk, the federal answer. Unfortunately the con­ toxic, the least water soluble, Reynolds, one resident of taminants are stable and build government will not pay direct Sargent Road advised council the most volatile and the most compensation to the fishermen • 10,000 sq. ft. of heated, gov't approved storage. up in the sediment. Until there resistant to breakdown." The not to, "be encouraging the use is an accumulation of 'clean' because a third party is involv­ of streets as playrounds." • Dust-free storage in closed wooden pallets. dioxins do disseminate in high ed. sediment, we don't know how temperatures and occasionally Alderman Lilian Kunstler long it will take." with sunlight, he said, but "the The mills have been identified agreed. With that information, Mike elimination at depth in a marine as the dominant source of con­ "Since the request (for a LEN WRAY'S TRANSFER LTD. taminants, he said, but the only speed restriction) on Seaview Nassichuk, head of the water environment (such as is done in Custom Packing, Storage, Local & Long Distance Moving quality unit of the Department way for the fishermen to receive Road was turned down," she the Howe Sound pulp mills) is 8 'of Fisheries and Oceans brought hot conducive to breakdown." compensation is through court said, "there are fewer children HWY.101.6HS0NS K&^SSST 8B6-2664 action. on the road." ito a close a presentation, at last Apparently the chemicals also • week's Sunshine Coast En­ have a strong affinity to par­ vironmental Task Force ticles which is why they are meeting, of the toxins plaguing found most often in sediment ;Howe Sound. Nassichuk, and therefore affect the marine ; representative Jack Forbes from EMPLOYMENT, life at the bottom of the Sound ;the Federal Health Protection accumulating most heavily in : Branch and Waste Management the fatty tissues of crabs, : Technician Susan Woodbine shrimps and prawns. Salmon, • from the provincial Ministry of for one, have been given a PLUS 0-H^iL ' Environment went a long way "completely clean bill of ; in enlightening those present on health", although, Nassichuk ; the nature and potency of the said, there are traces of both ; major pollutants in Howe chemicals in the fish. IF YOU ARE AN EMPLOYER ;Sound. "There is no evidence of the • wanting ta hire help now; ) Basically dioxins and furans effect on humans," Forbes, • „abl.e,to train on!the jo^ancl ;r ! Effij I are ringed molecules bonded said, "except one minor skin 1 '. with a number of chlorine disease." • interested in wage assistance during .'atoms. Their toxicity varies The dangers of dioxins and the training period, 'dramatically with the position furans was first brought to the \ and number of these chlorine attention of the Department of ASK US ABOUT EMPLOYMENT PLUS! • atoms; 2-3-7-8 tetra-dioxins, for Fisheries and Oceans in ; example are some of the most January 1988, by the ; potent. Greenpeace organization and : According to Nassichuk, "has had a high profile since >; there are 75 different dioxins then", Nassichuk said. • and 135 different furans in ex­ Area A Director Gordon istence and, "we can only Wilson asked: "Are we missing ^measure a certain number of other toxic substances such as YOU HIRE AND ;:them." mercury and cadmium by con­ ' Some sources of dioxins and centrating solely on dioxins?" furans in the chemical world "We're pretty confident we are: chlorophenol (used as an don't see a mercury-related pro­ • anti-sap stain agent in saw mill­ blem" Jakes said, and WEIL HELP PAY

"It's taken a lot of pressure off me. They've already DeGraag re-enters pre-screenedthe applicants and... the applicant IT'S GOOD FOR THE EMPLOYER! has already expressed an aptitude for the type of Brenda DeGraag announced realize that I had that kind of job I'm offering. on October 5 she has recon­ support. Trevor Eastveld sidered her decision to withdraw "At the urging of a delega­ EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM Pets Pantry, Vancouver from the nomination and is tion of NDP members and high back in the running for the profile constituents from the FOR PRIVATE SECTOR BUSINESSES, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS NDP nomination for the Powell riding I have decided to re-enter AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS River/Sunshine Coast Consti­ the race. tuency in the next provincial "It will be an exciting campa- Receive Half of an Employee's Wage To Qualify election. ing come the general election", You can help ease your workload, and receive 50% of an As an employer, you must be able to: "There was such a ground she said, "especially after the employee's wage, up to $3.50 per hour assistance, when • create an additional job for 30 to 40 hours per week for a swell of support from the events of the last few days with you hire and train someone now receiving income minimum of 2 months; and membership and the public at the defection of the four Socred assistance from the Ministry of Social Services and Hous­ • . pay at least the provincial minimum wage; and large", DeGraag said. "I was caucus members who are trying ing. We'll help you, while you help someone develop or up­ • provide a trainee with work experience and job skills. most surprised at the response to distance themselves from date skills on the job. to my announcement. 1 did not Vander Zalm. ITS GOOD FOR THE COMMUNITY! COMMUNITY TOURISM EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM FOR REGISTERED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Receive All of an Employee's Wage Use This Program to: You can receive 100% of an employee's wage, up to • organize festivals and special events; $7.00 per hour, plus a supervisor's wage, when you hire • create or upgrade tourist and recreation areas; and train someone in a project leaving a tourism legacy • construct or complete arts and sports facilities. PUBLIC in your community. If you can provide materials and can offer income assistance recipients jobs that provide work NOTICE experience and develop skills, we'll pay the wages. Mayor > Task Force ITS GOOD FOR PEOPLE!

on Drugs Meeting The Employment Plus group of programs is part of a $28 million continuing experience can be their first step to permanent employment and an inde­ commitment from your provincial government to help income assistance pendent and secure future. recipients get back into the work force by assisting British Columbia Employment Plus is a major commitment under a federal/provincial agree­ employers to hire and train. ment to provide employment opportunities for income assistance Wednesday, Oct. 11,1989 Employment Plus gives people receiving income assistance the oppor­ recipients. at 7:30 pm tunity to develop or update skills while training on the job. This work Gibsons Council Chambers FOR PROGRAM DETAILS AND APPLICATION FORMS, CONTACT YOUR NEAREST DISTRICT OFFICE.

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After 25 years of teaching kindergarten at Gibsons Elementary School Sara Bujan (left) is aptly capable of holding the attention of these students. —Vera Elliott photo Fresh From Ecuador 25 years in kindergarten BANANAS kg same school. Some in Van­ primary classrooms will Fresh No. 1 Grade by Rose Nicholson couver have done it, but none eliminate the old kindergarten Mrs. Sara Bujan, kinder­ here. concept and children going to California Grown - Black Rihier garten teacher at Gibsons "I love the age group. Most school for the first time will be Elementary School, has tatfght teachers want to have changes, going into what will be known nearly 2000 children, - but not but with kindergarten, every as 'first year primary'. GRAPES kg 1.74 all at once of course. year and every child is so uni­ Bujan came to Gibsons in que. I think that is why But Mrs. Bujan will un­ 1964 where she started the first kindergarten teachers tend to doubtedly still be there to Fresh From California kindergarten class at the stay in their jobs. It's such a welcome the starry-eyed elementary school. newcomers, even if she will no special year. It's from home to longer be able to call herself a For 25 years she has taught school for the first time, it's a kindergarten teacher. TOMATOES28 oz. Basket the same class, in the same new adventure." school. "I'm now teaching the But next year the dual entry And by the time she has com­ children of the children I taught system will change things. "This pleted her 30 years the number Fresh Mexican Grown then" she said. is the last year that I can call of children she will have taught "My goal is to reach 30 years. them kindergarten students" should be somewhere around It's very rare for a teacher to re­ she said. 2250. A new system of ungraded AV0CAD0ES .79 main in the same class in the Quite a family! Canada Grade 'A' Beef History Society closing Wing or TBone in on waterfront park STEAK kgBM Ib. 4.49 by Ellen Frith Elwood Veitch, and Premier reports from both the building;• Boneless - Leg of Bill Vander Zalm during the re­ inspector and the town planner According to Gibsons Alder­ cent convention of the British opposing the idea, the society's man John Reynolds, the Sun­ Columbia Union of proposal of moving the old PORK shine Coast Maritime History Municipalites in Penticton, and firehall across the street from its Society (SCMHS) is "very both politicians, according to present location was neither close" to coming back to coun­ Collins, "are enthusiastic about financially viable nor feasible Ib. cil with a proposal for the the SCMHS project." The only and that the location was also ROAST .,6.59 2.99 building of a replica of Captain difficulty, Collins told council, poor because of the amount of .... Cook's ship, The Discovery, in was the fact the society had yet dredging in the harbour a ship ^ s theto^n'gnewwate^pntp^kv, * to find a, home for its project. of the size proposed wouldr,L Previously Frozen-Beef •• Before'-'"that happens, and in necessitate. *5W spite of entreaties from Alder­ When asked by Collins for "I'm not in favour of man Ken Collins to, "give the her reservations in regards to anymore dredging in that LIVER kg 1. I lb. • "** society a home", no decision on the society using the new water­ area," she said. - the part of council in regards to front park, Mayor Diane Strom What Strom did propose, the use of the new park for such stated several. was a home for the project in Lean 10 lb. a facility can be made, Reynolds "I have serious doubts," she the new Hillside Industrial Park Package said as last week's council said, "in regards to the location slated for an area near Port f meeting. they've chosen. The park is not Mellon. GROUND or More Collins said he had talked a good idea." Although Strom acknowledg­ with both Minister of State She said that because of ed there are no funds available for the development of the BEEF kg 4.17 it. waterfront park at the moment, 1.89 Dundarave Stationery she is optimistic a GO BC grant v 2466 Marine Drive, West Vancouver may be possible. 922-2855 Collins also asked Alderman Fresh Reynolds for his comments. •Office & Personal Stationery "I'm looking forward to the ; lb. •• / •Greeting Cards - Large Selection ship being built here in the COD FILLETS 2.99 park," Reynolds said, "but not •Pen & Pencil Sets - Cross, etc. until a few hoops we've put in . •Gifts & Party Goods front of the society are jumped Cloverleaf • Pink •Educational Toys through." Council, he said, is waiting CALL AHEAD FOR SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS for the society to come back SALMON 2i3gmjin1.6 6 with a proposal. According to Collins, the Creamette - Ready Cut waterfront park is, "an area full of blackberries". Cash For "We would be silly not to take this opportunity (for the SPAGHETTI or society to develop the park)," ineS (Matsutake) he said, "which would benefit Mushrooms merchants in the town through MACARONI „7„- tourism." Phone He contends the firehall might not be an issue as was Lipton - 4 Pack - Chicken Noodle Janine & Mike previously stated in the society's ,.• 886-2962 initial proposition. for assistance & information Alderman Lilian Kunstler 340 gm also said the town, "cannot SOUP lose", by allowing the society to Fraser Vale - Frozen Keep part off the dollars you spend... develop the park. "We are waiting for the SHOP LOCALLY SCHMS' official proposal," Reynolds said." FISH& Nature's Choice™ invites you to taste and enjoy... 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by George Cooper volunteer help is likely to prove a clear understanding of the quake-proof school buildings is harmful in the rescue of those hazards in an earthquake when one more cost for the school "What stretch of Coast are trapped in fallen buildings. he was caught in one in the early board to deal with. Perhaps the we going over now?" A federal government 70's in Los Angeles. top-heavy administration could "Sunshine Coast," said the publication,.Geos, lists steps in "We'll certainly do our be pared down at some dollar pilot. self-help during an earthquake. drills." A thought echoed by saving and likely no ill effect on "The.map shows some built- Prepare yourself, for instance, other principals we talked to. the system at all because of the up areas. Have we come to Gib­ by learning now where to turn And budget requirements to cuts. ',.•"'•'•' '•-.':. sons yet?" off the electricity and the water "Yeah. That mud slide down to your house; have a battery below." operated radio and light at hand Horizon By Appointment Only "That's Gibsons?" with fresh batteries; learn first 886-8360 "Was. Buried now." aid and keep a kit nearby; have massage therapy "That a golf course down - earthquake drills with the fami­ there? Right on the edge of a ly. cliff? Why did they build it right Seems a little laughable? An above that sheer drop to the salt old soldier might be reminded chuck? of the endless field drills in tac­ JANE THERIAULT, B.A. "Hey drop down so I can get tics that he call playing "silly a shot of this next place. Got to bugger", but was mighty glad registered massage therapist get lots of footage for this to have some organized way to StttteAfc/;,V /. "* ; • *'.- -''-*',- 2»8,GowerPoint Jfoad documentary." adapt to the real thing. This will Gibsons Quay * Y* i Gibsons, BC', VON 1V0 The camera whirred. be very much the same situar "Look at that village. Just tion. the roofs showing above Then during an earthquake: ground." NO PANIC; indoors, shelter "That neck of ground was under furniture; outdoors, stay shaken into a state of liquefac­ out and move away from The Sunshine tion." . buildings; in a car, park away "Liquefaction? Hey, you from buildings. sound like some scientist not a After the quake: use the 'copter pilot. But don't hang telephone only for emergency; listen for instructions on your &The third crop of blueberries was a bumper one this year. Keith around down so low. Anyone alive down there might think battery radio; keep out of «£Receveur makes sure that his harvest is not wasted on his property damaged buildings; ease the tS _^*»_ 'm m ••" __ we're a relief flight." ; near Gibsons Marina. —Vera Elliott photo strain by talking to your compa­ Notice Board "Yeah. If they knew we were just getting news film, they nions about the experience; check chimneys before firing Roberts Creek might let go with a rifle or two. Adult Children of Alcoholics meeting Monday nights, 7 30 pm at St Mary's Church That happened over Vancouver up. Hall, Gibsons - Call Anna 885-5281. Island last week." Schools on the Sunshine S.C. Philatelic Society (Stamp Club) meeting Oct. 12 and each second and fourth "What? Then get this egg Coast now have an earthquake Thursday of the month at 7 pm in the Community Services Building/Inlet Ave. Access to beaches beater back to Kamioops pron­ manual, and have had Earth­ Sechelt. Everyone welcome including beginners. For information call 886-8142. to." Shorncliffe Auxiliary monthly meeting Tues. Oct. 17 at 1:30 pm in the board room. styrofoam and plastic con­ quake Awareness sessions to in­ •: by Bev Cranston, 886-2215 Just a little fantasy, folks Sunshine Coast Peace Committee will meet Oct. 16 at 7:30 pm at R/C School Library. tainers. The list is quite endless. form parents, children and Refreshments. Everyone welcome. v Everyone must agree Roberts Now the heavy summer tour­ about the year of the great ear­ teachers. Regular drills are car­ thquake and the Sunshine Coast B.C. Voice of Women annual general meeting at Rockwood Lodge, Sechelt Oct. ;3Creek has some beautiful ist season is over, so maybe we ried out in the schools for what 13,14,15. Public lunch Sat. at noon with speaker Madelaine Gilchrist. For info call Reaches that are very popular could all get our act together, disaster in the year 199... to do inside the buildings and Putting the fanciful aside and 886-8509. :Vith the locals and are getting take our trash home, and not out. All to special signals. Annual meeting of the Elves Club Oct. 15 at 5 pm election of officers, 1051 Fircrest examining the realities of earth­ ^increasingly popular with disturb waterfront residents so A classroom drill, for in­ Rd. quakes we can find all kinds of 'Jourists. There are also some we can still enjoy our beaches stance, begins with taking cover Elphinstone Electors Association general meeting 7:30 pm Wed. Oct. 11 Cedar Grove sources of information on the *3»orgeous spots where property and not have curfews such as 10 under desks or tables with backs Elementary School. All Area E residents welcome and urged to attend. real thing readily available. *£>wners on either side of the ac­ pm closures put upon us.. to windows, or in the CRASH Sechelt Branch of St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary monthly meeting on Thurs. Oct. 12 at cesses like to keep these trails RESTRUCTURING For one, the Canadian position (on knees, head down, 1:30 pm at St. Hilda's Hall. We need your help for the bazaar in Nov. *and roads well-hidden from The Restructuring Meeting of Geographic of Aug-Sept. this hands clasped behind the head, Canadian Cancer Society monthly meeting will be held Oct. 16 at 1 pm in the board *"view. the Roberts Creek Community year tells us of stress increasing or back of head covered by room of the regional offices. All welcome. ;» I can understand their ap­ Associaton had a fairly light on the ocean floor just off our book or jacket). Remain for a The Suncoast Writers' Forge meet at Rockwood Centre, Wed. Oct. 11 at 7:30 pm. prehension in having people turnout, but the general opinion western shore; of the possibility count of 60, the expected dura­ Poetry workshop. Bring along your work and join us. Everyone welcome. J-walk past their places and then of the group was unanimous. of tsunamis; of some soils turn­ tion of an earthquake at any Refreshments served. For info call 885-2418. I?it in front of their houses. But Everyone there agreed that ing liquid; of damage from one time. Community Meeting to be held regarding seniors housing. Oct. 18 at 7:30 pm Legion »jlon't forget the beaches are Roberts Creek should remain as vibrating and shaking. But Not a bad drill for folk in Hall, Madeira Park. •public property and belong to shops or offices, eh? Sunshine Coast Pro Life meeting Calvary Baptist Church, 711 Park Rd., Gibsons, one regional district. It would fissures opening in the earth's Mon. Oct. 16.-atv7:30'pm: For information-call 885^5734 or 886-8185., Y;'.:'^ •Everyone. It is also your respon-; serve no purpose to break up surface to swallpyvhouses^nd Y'-' James Davidson, Cedar fisibility to take your trash home the district into, two or more people is a myth*, y Y; 'J Grove Principal, says' he gamed WP £with you when you leave. districts, and joining with either Some hardships and danger ** Most people are pretty good Gibsons or Sechelt would also likely to follow a quake are'all ,#about doing this chore as they serve no purpose. too appalling - no power, no 'appreciate the beauty of our A letter from the association water, gas mains broken. And i local area and nothing is more will be sent to the Ministry of within buildings - toppling fur­ i disgusting than trash left behind ; Municipal Affairs requesting in­ niture, falling light fixtures, fly­ to rot, look awful and perhaps formation on regional district ing glass. Outside, debris tumbl­ CAPILANO •make wildlife that might ingest and municipal status. ing from buildings. ;it (plastic for example) very GIRL GUIDES And in the aftermath there is jsick, perhaps worse. The Roberts Creek Girl the fear that untrained Right now it appears that HIGH WAY Guide Pack is in desperate need ; local under-30's crowds are be- of one, perhaps two experienced »ing blamed for the trash on the Guide leaders, otherwise the beaches. From having lived in a pack will have to fold. Kiwanis small rental on the beach in SERVICES Brownies almost came to that •Roberts Creek for two wonder- end, however.two kind ladies Auxiliary ;ful summers, I found the worst who had been Guide leaders in GAMBIER ISLAND GIBSONS MADEIRA PARK ! offenders were the tourists who another area offered their ser­ The Kiwanis Care Home lleft all sorts of garbage behind vices. Auxiliary will hold its Wednes­ including dirty diapers. Talk KIDS DANCE day, October 18 meeting in the I about disgusting! Last weekend at the Roberts residents' lounge, at 7:30. Mechanical Services 886-8416 ; Every morning I used to walk Creek Community Hall there was a great dance put on for A work party will be held ; the beach area in front of my lit— after the meeting to prepare for •Commercial & Domestic Vehicle ; tie cottage and pick up the gar­ Grade 6 and 7s from the school. Everyone had a good time the Christmas Bazaar, to be bage that had been brought in held Saturday, November 4, in Inspections !by the tide the night before, and the two moms who organiz­ ed it all would like to thank the the Sunnycrest Mall, from 9:30 ! which obviously had been to 2:30. •Vehicle & Equipment Servicing & Repairs ! thrown overboard by boaters Gibsons merchants who very •Welding & Fabricating j who went by in droves from kindly donated prizes for the Drop off your ;Vancouver and Gibsons. This dance. COAST NEWS [garbage included such things as LEGION CRIB CLASSIFIEDS ;the above, plastic milk con­ Crib starts again at the tainers, running shoes, plastic Legion. Everyone is welcome, Th« Coast Ntwt ;beer holders, of course beer so please join us at 8 pm sharp Gibsons Jeans, wine bottles, all sorts of on Thursday nights. "A Friendly People Place" Road Services 886-2384 •Grading Impact Quilted Button SHIRTS •Sweeping Reg. $19.99 M-3XL Tails Also •Snow Removal/Salting Impact Quilted Snap SHIRTS •Hauling / s Reg. to $29.99 M-3XL Tails Also •Backhoe (Gambier Island) •Road Repairs & Patching !VAAAMAAMMAAK *~ " > •Hand Brushing & Chipping X NOW Ant & -, , l - „ • f > T, •Sign Installation, Sales <\ * '*. >: & Rentals TURTLE NECKS Impact Flannel $999 Tube SHIRTS SOCKS $999 Flannel SHIRTS 3Pk. Tails &O/S $599 3/* 19" $1299 m .>4&' ^^}\.?y^ktiicH%$j% Y*I Marine Dr.V 9.86-.'4_,2b CLBSpNS •e WORKMEN? Open Sundays i(M CovyriYSt :. HnS'y85'& • SECHEIT M WORLD Open Sundays 11-4

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The Roberts Creek Library 650 readers who use the facility. quests please leave them in thg! continues to flourish with the If it is inconvenient for suggestion box. $ circulation of books in anyone to return books during You can also reserve any par?* September reaching a record the hours the library is open, ticular book which you are anx?f 1010 books. they can be dropped off at ious to read, and it will be held} The hard-working volunteer Seaview Market (but please for you for a period of one; librarians would appreciate it if remember to leaveyour name in week before it is returned to the^ clients would promptly return the book pockets when doing shelves. ."£ any overdue books. This would this). Can anyone solve the mystersj not only save many hours of The library staff try to pur­ of the disappearance of th^ tedious work for the volunteers, chase the books which they bright yellow chair which i£j but would also help to keep the think will appeal to their missing from the children'| books in circulation among the readers, so if you have any re­ reading section?

Sechelt residents turned out in full force to voice their opposition to a proposed lawn bowling facility at Hackett Park at last Wednesday's Sechelt District council meeting. Grace Hopkins (in background) unfurls 1120-name petition signed by opponents of the plan. —Dave Fraser photo S ech el t S e e riario Merry go-round at bridge by Margaret Watt 885-3364 SENIOR'S DAYS auction on November 4. This Donna, at the Bulk Food will be held in two or three dif­ It seems a great time was had Store on Cowrie Street wants ferent locations which I will let by all at the Hospital Auxiliary you to know that although you know about nearer the Merry-Go-Round Bridge and Senior's Day has been changed time. Luncheon. There were nine to Wednesday, Thursday will The chamber is in need of tables playing and the highest also stay Senior's Day at her donations from the merchants scorers were: Eleanor Biernacki store. So, in essence, you get and the public for this event, if and Frieda Fiedelsperger. Se­ two Senior's Days every week at you can help, call Laura-Lee cond were: Evelyn Ashton and the bulk food store in Sechelt. Solli at 885-3510 or the chamber Jean Coyle. Third: Mabel Short HOSP. AUXILIARY office. and Dorothy Bayles. Betty Glen The Sechelt branch of the Winter hours for the chamber and Margaret Gemmell walked hospital auxiliary is holding its are: 10 to 2:30, Monday to away with honours. monthly meeting on Thursday, Saturday. A beautiful lunch was en­ October 12 at 1:30 pm at St. TOASTMASTERS joyed. Co-ordinators Phill Hilda's. The Toastmasters Club will Smallwood and Margaret It's almost time for our an­ be meeting October 11 at 7:15 in Humm would like to thank the nual bazaar and we need the the regional board offices. The Roberts Creek Legion for the help of our members and theme for this meeting will be use of the club rent free. They friends. * Thanksgiving. would also like to say thank you Please collect jams and to all the players, and good luck jellies, mystery gifts, white WEST SECHELT SCHOOL to you all. elephant treasures and any extra There will be a PTA meeting WILDLIFE REHAB. craft items. Mark your goodies October 11 at 7 pm in the Sunshine Coast Wildlife and drop them off at Marlee's library. Grades 5 and 6 are hav­ Rehabilitation will be holding a Fashions. We thank you in ad­ ing a raffle so they can go to raffle in Trail Bay Mall October vance for all your help in this Outdoor School in North Van­ 17 and 18. Tickets are $5 each good cause. couver. and the prize is a beautiful CHAMBER NEWS Teachers Mr. Grey and Mr. wildlife print by Cindy Sechelt Chamber of Com­ Doyle are taking care of this Rudolph. merce will be having a silent project. The kids will be selling tickets all over the place-and there are wonderful prizes WRITERS MEETING The Suncoast Writers' Forge next meeting will be at Rockwood Centre this Wednes­ day, October 11 at 7:30rpm. This will be a poetry workshop, and anypne iirterestednn either reading or writing poetry will be made welcome. Y

LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE NEW LIFE FELLOWSHIP Service every Sunday 11:00 am New Testament Church St. John's United Church 5531 Wharf Rd., Sechelt Davis Bay Sun. Worship Service 10:30 am Information: 885-9219 Wed. Bible Study 7:30 pm Sunday School info: 885-5792 •Morning Prayer 6:30-7:45 am -«* -«* — • — Tues.-Sat. New Life Christian Academy THE UNITED CHURCH Enroling Kindergarten - Grade 12 OF CANADA Pastor Ivan Fox £reat fgrat] important; extreme, intense; Sunday Worship Services Principal, David Cliff CIBSONS Phone 885-4775 or 885-2672 excellent, superior; of high rank or Glassford Road 11:15am _<*.«.Ki- Sunday School 11:15am position; prominent; noble. ST. JOHN'S Davis Bay 9:30 am ANGLICAN Sunday School 9:30 am CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. Stan Sears Church Telephone 886-2333 Sunday 10:30 am Parish Family Eucharist -**•*- St. Bartholomew's, Gibsons o be good is not Studios have the GRACE REFORMED Wednesday 10:30 am enough, when knowledge and skills to Worship and Bible Study T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St. Aidan's, Roberts Creek Morning Worship 11:30 am you aspire to being produce the results St. Hilda's Anglican Church Rev. Esther North 886-7410 Evening Worship 7 pm in homes The Anglican Parish of great. Great results are you want. From Wednesday St. Aidan & St. Bartholomew Bible Study 7:30 in homes «v *• -x —— the best results. If you strategy and concept J. Cameron Fraser, Pastor PENDER HARBOUR 885-7488 Office 885-9707 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH hope to achieve that through to finished ALL WELCOME Lagoon Road, Madeira Park _ *4»4t Morning Worship 11:00 am kind of return from product we can serve ANGLICAN CATHOLIC Sunday School - all ages 9:45 am Prayer & Bible Study your advertising and all your communication CHURCH OF CANADA Wednesday 7:30 pm St. Columba of lona Parish 883-2374 & 883-9441 marketing material you needs. At affordable 8835 Redrooffs Rd., Halfmoon Bay Pastor Mike Klassen The Rev. E.S. Gale: 1-525-6760 Affiliated with the Pentecostal need to be working prices too. Information: 885-7088 Assemblies of Canada "I'rciyvr Book Anglican" with excellent tools. %> ^t 4ft Call us at 886-2622 _JA AA H%- CALVARY GIBSONS and aspire to greatness. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Glassford Press Design BAPTIST CHURCH School Rd., opposite RCMP 711 Park Road Sunday School 9:45 am Telephone: 886-2611 Morning Worship 11:00 am Sunday School 9:30 am Evening Fellowship 7:00 pm Worship Service 11:00 am Phone: Church Office 886-7107 Hour of Inspiration 7:00 pm Pastor G. Lucas: 886-3405 Cal Mclver, Pastor Youth Pastor |. Morris: 886-3499 Arlys Peters, Music Minister Affiliated with the "The Bible as it is... Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada for People as they are." ,—_•».*.* , ', .

GIBSONS COMMUNITY m The Sechelt Parish of FELLOWSHIP ••i the Anglican Church Welcomes you to join us ^A St. Hilda's - Sechelt in Sunday Worship Prayer Book Communion 8:00 am Children's Progress 9:45 am Morning Prayer Communion 9:30 am Prayer 10:00 am Sunday School for children Morning St. Andrew's - Pender Harbour Worship Service 10:45 am Morning Prayer Wednesday 7:00 pm Communion 11:30 am GLASSFORD 599 Gower Point Road 885-5019 Rev. )une Maffin, Rector Pastor Monty McLean "We extend a Warm Welcome P R E S S to all" 886-7049 DESIGN STUDIOS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH MASS SCHEDULE Saturday .. - Sunday 5:00 pm, St. Mary's, Gibsons 8:30 am, Indian District 9:30 am, Holy Family, Sechelt 11:00 am, St. Mary's, Gibsons Glassford Press Design Studios, Box 460, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0 885-9526 J

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safe season by Ruth Forrester 885-2418 nounce that APEC is having a general meeting at the Seniors' The Halfmoon Bay Volun­ Hall in Sechelt on October 12 at teer Fire Department would like 7:30 pm. to pass on its thanks and con­ FIREWOOD OPPORTUNITY gratulations to residents for a The wood burning season is record season of low fire calls, here and you won't want to particularly during long hot miss your chance to win two spells. They do, however, advise, cords of firewood. Tickets cost you check out all your heating $1 each and are available at appliances, and in particular, Family Bulk Foods, Halfmoon see that your chimney is clean Bay Day Care or by calling Sue before starting up your, Lamb at 885-9975. Date of the fireplace. draw is October 15. Next week is Fire Prevention The Halfmoon Bay Day Care Week, and in conjunction with Centre are badly in need of the 'Get Out Alive' program, substitute help. If you are our local fire trucks will be on available and are interested the road between 6 and 6:30 this piease call 885-3654. Notions Day Thursday, October 12. They FLEA MARKET with Helen Chang will be pleased to stop and Those of you who are plann­ answer any of your questions. ing to bring plants for sale at the OF VANCOUVER LADIES NIGHT Welcome Beach Flea Market on TIME SAVING IDEAS - NEW ITEMS Monday evenings are set October 22 are asked to please aside for ladies to get together at tag the plants with names if Sunday, October 15 the gym in the new Halfmoon possible. 10:00 - 3:00 Driftwood Inn Bay School. From 7:30 until, Also, when you are baking 9:30 you can play volleyball, do some of your favourite goodies, Tickets - $15 each - Includes lunch some fitness exercises or how about doing a batch for the Tickets available atSeta £a4 Discounts Jf. prizes in Sunshine Coast emblem colouring contest held for local greatly appreciated. START THINKING THANKS FOLKS ^students. The emblem symbolizes the distinctive qualities of the Time to get your imagination By the way, thank you to McCALLS PATTERNS ^Sunshine Coast region. Prize winners will be drawn at the gallery working for you to dream up those who answered my plea Buy One - Get One FREE fMlis Saturday at 4 pm. —Dave Fraser photo some weird or wonderful and phoned to tell me what is m ; - , ; costume for the up-coming going on at their organizations. October 14-31 Hallowe'en dance on Friday, A SAD LOSS at Davis Bay News & Views October 27 at the new Half­ I know that I speak on behalf moon Bay School. This is spon­ of the many of us who know sored by the Halfmoon Bay and love Mary at Milore Recreation Association and is Nursery by expressing our Seta £MU Helen retires known as the "Sometimes An­ heartfelt sympathy to Mary and Trail Bay Centrenrre 7 f885-272 5 her et torts, tell her. nual Hallowe'en Dance". by Jean Robinson 885-2954 family at the death of their son Happy retirement, Helen. Happy hour is from 8 till 9, Rory. Just know that our Our faithful mail person who GENERAL MEETING then dancing to the Music Man thoughts are with you Mary. has delivered the local mail for Don't forget to come to the from Powell River until 1 am. 14 years through snow, rain, ice Davis Bay/Wilson Creek Com­ Prizes will be awarded for best etc., is leaving. Yes, Helen In­ munity Association meeting on costumes. Egmont KROEHLER gham leaves at the end of this October 16. It is a little later this Tickets cost $7.50 and are CANADA-WIDE month for a well earned rest. month due to the holiday. Starts available at the B & J Store, News Helen has always been quick, at 7:30. Joanne Dickeson will Sechelt Family Bulk Foods, courteous and accurate in her show and tell about her efforts Talewind Books or by calling deliveries. If you appreciated to save the injured wildlife. Sally at 885-2509 or Carol, BRIDGE 885-5449. Bridge is starting on October Don't wait too long or you Giving 13 and continues on the second may be disappointed and miss and fourth Fridays throughout the fun. *****&»& on the winter. Starts at 1 pm sharp ROCKERY PLANTS thanks at the Bay/Creek Hall, corner If you are in the process of STOVES ON WHEELS of Laurel and Davis Bay Roads. dividing up your rockery plants by Ann Cook 883-9907 Deals CRAFTS FAIR ONLY and have a surplus, here is a Please don't forget to book good suggestion for using them This will be my week for giv­ !« OCT. 20 & your table for the Crafts Fair up. You could plant them in theY ing thanks. 21 ONLY from Lauralee 885-3510. It is to rockery^Jat Connor ParkY Y Thanks to Bill and Shirley be held in the T^y/Creek Hall playground andlh^ywillhelp to j ClHall ari_^har'Tielpers^w*cut- AC Building Supplies on October 28 from 7 until 9 beautify the area for years/to ' Yting the school field grass, 883-9551 pm. come. thanks to PHSS students for 1 This is no flea market, Only WELCOME BEACH the car wash. Thanks to new goods are to be sold. I made a boo-boo last week Wigwam Camp site for hosting TODAY when I mentioned the Arts a 16th birthday celebration for finy way vou Slice it Group get-together at the hall Gina Mckenna. on Wednesdays. Not so. Mon­ Thanks to the Egmont Lions the Classifieds bring results day afternoons are art days. for their wood cutting work AT Sorry about that. parties. Thanks to Noreen Mar­ Second and fourth Fridays of shall for donating a painting of the month are set aside for Ruby Lake for our Community Sechelt games other than bridge. You Club fall raffle. Thanks to Al Furniture Land can play crib, whist, 65, Lloyd for caring. Sunshine Coast Hwy. • FREE DELIVERY* Monopoly or whatever, and if Thanks for a Coast News of­ Sechelt. 885-5756 • SECHELT AREA this is of interest to you, give fice in Pender. Thanks to Best Prices! Best Selection! Best Quality! Best Service! Viv Hain a call at 885-9207. Loomis for hiring me. Thank APEC MEETING the good Lord for this beautiful Business Operators I have been asked to an­ Indian summer. Thanks. and Entrepreneurs. TOURIST AND RECREATION GUIDE

B.C. Government business counsellors now visit your area regularly to stimulate local business growth that leads to more employment y'jmm.y,^r$'{'\ CANOE RENTALS opportunities. Kuhy Are you considering expanding your make l^SOt't 883-2269 current business or starting a new one? Are you g S _«______ss____ »_^'»^' •tima considering manufacturing a product in B.C.? Are you considering exporting your product? WILSON CREEK CAMP GROUND •WEIGHTS •AEROBICS FULL HOOKUPS - CAMPING - GROCERIES The Regional Seed Capital Loan Guarantee 743 North Rd., Drop-Ins - LAUNDROMAT - HEATED POOL Welcome Program is just one of several government programs On Hwy 101 At Wilson Creek Ph. 885-5937 Gibsons that may help you. 886-4606 FALL SCHEDULE STARTS SEPT. 11 "msfeiiyyyi ^ sii Business counsellors from the Ministry of State . RV/CAMPGROUND Come Fine Art • Art Supplies • Gifts - 3 for Mainland/Southwest now come to your area BED & BREAKFAST M on the third Wednesday and Thursday of every Down ALLER tusTour For Reservations Phone 886-2887 & FRAMING month to meet with you and discuss your specific l 7V 7 •««.>; - ir?—«-"iqi||iii||iiiii''"" ~"~ "'" .886-921C business proposals. BROOK Follow Gower Point Road to Browse PG Y Ocean Beach Esplanade 280 Gower Point Rd., Gibsons Landing 886-9213 They will be available to meet you next x?w*5^^ ^SiMil^_• nTfiifrii ^ in Sechelt on October 18 and 19. •.

> "I'.'ll 883-9911 "III Hulliilll'i'W Madeira Park Shopping Centre 11 ••"______> ^^5aS-g_g;_S_ffer:;: iWl iiiM—I- 1 Mil—i-tii I • HELLY HANSEN & MUSTANG goLf.GLlf Together - A Better B.C OUTDOOR WEAR Hon. Elwood Veitch • MARINE BATTERIES Minister of Regional Development ». --CHARTS & BOOKS Highway 101, 2 kilometres North of Garden Bay Turnoff Minister of State for Mainland/South-west Phone 883-9541 Harry De Jong Dan Peterson 686-8606 GIBSONS manna ^ Parliamentary Secretary Parliamentary Secretary Waterfront, Gibsons Harold Long, M. LA. f-

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MOMS & TOTS {to 3 yrs.) For structured play & socializing! We are proud to introduce tist whose sense of glitz is how say, "You're gonna' love Louise tober 21. Tickets are available at Drop in Thursdays 9-11:30 am Rose". Talewind Books in Sechelt and you to Louise Rose who, in our can she tell people about the at St. Andrew's Anglican Church beauty of "Old Cape Cod" so Louise Rose will appear at in Pender Harbour at the Paper opinion, is the finest piano play­ Madeira Park 883-2923 ing singer you'll ever hear. that even if they've never been the Pender Harbour School of Mill and Miss Sunny's Hair Please be quick to note that this there they can still see it in their Music at 8 pm on Saturday, Oc­ Boutique. woman plays piano and sings. mind's eye, feel it on their skin PLAYGROUP Scratch your head and say it's and be there in their hearts. old fashioned...then think That is what this woman, about Nat Cole, Oscar Peter­ Louise Rose is about. son, Roberta Flack, Bobby Short, Aretha Franklin and In an age where the measure Carmen McRae. of success is how many albums If any of these names makes went gold, how many Junos you think about attention to the you got, how many Grammys detail of the music, respect for you get...it's thrilling to know the composer, author, belief in that there is at least one artist the timelessness of superb quali­ who believes that success is best ty and the exquisiteness of measured by the sense of sound that is organically pro­ satisfaction derived from doing duced then...think about Louise a job from heart to heart. Rose. Louise Rose is a multidimen­ In an age where the measure sional artist...she sings, she of talent and worth is who you plays, she writes, she acts, she know, the number of albums teaches, she conducts and she you've cut and on what label, does everything she does with and how many videos you've the highest sense of integrity done, it's refreshing to know and attention. It is with the that there is still at least one ar­ greatest pride that we Pender Patter Drive carefully by Myrtle Winchester, 883-9099 to get seniors' housing in Pender Harbour. A few recent unfortunate ac­ cidents are a good reminder the SCRD ELECTION roads are treacherous this time Note: Our Area A represen­ s: of year. Drive carefully, tative's term of office is not up especially in the morning and this fall. Area reps are elected Louise Rose is a multi-dimensional artist who is guaranteed to for three years, not two and the evening (when there might be entertain with her vocal and piano stylings at a concert, October frost on high ground) or when election for Area A rep will be it's raining and oily residue next fall. 21 at Pender Harbour School. Show time is 8 pm. from exhaust, etc. slicks the sur­ face of the road. MARINE SERVICES MEETINGS Enjoy a Day of Business, Leisure Correction: The October 18 meeting on seniors' housing will and Shopping in be held in the Legion Hall, not UTHERLAND the Community Club as I said VENICE NORTH last week. My apologies. 0ALES & ©ERVICE LTD. Wednesday: Pender Harbour (Pender Harbour Has .ft 883-1119 Branch of St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary, 1:30 at St. Andrew's Church Hall (new members welcome). Thursday: Sunshine Madeira Marina Coast Stamp Club, 7 pm at Sechelt Community Services 883-2266 Building (call Shirley 883-2749 883-9551 for car pool information). LEADERS NEEDED IS Fifteen Pender Harbour cubs &T<^f%^dv^R]B PELAGIA and scouts are registered for the Aiarine' ueroic& •s^^oo^but; they-are^in n|gd,of Rentals, Sales, & Service W C hnrfert mS.M 'adult leaders. If yotr ca_r'help 883-9114 1 out please call Patty Gaudet at • W„t.r%, (604)883-2280 883-9290. PENDER HARBOUR Peninsula Power & CENTRE HARDWARE jCotite'& RESORT HEADWATER MARINA LTD. LOCAL ART CHEVRON Cable Ltd. BOAT RENTALS Ways. Hi-Pressure Washing, Works by three local artists, & GIFTS Complete Auto Repair High & Low Voltage Power Lines & Year-Round Moorage Noreen Marshall, Vi Tyner and 24-HOUR TOWING Outdoor Sub-Stations Marilyn Gurtson have been 883-9914 AIR 883-2456 883-2392 883-2406 selected for the annual Sechelt 883-2218 Arts Centre's juried exhibition. A number of local artists UDOU BAY RESORT Pender Harbour Diesel Ray Hansen Trucking have submitted works to the IER & Contracting Specializing in Year-Round Sheltered Moorage AUTO. MARINE & INDUSTRIAL Burnaby Art Gallery's 'The commercial boat Permanent R V Spots PARTS Gravel, Clearing Fax' exhibition, which will con­ F00DLINER M Septic Systems refinishing tinue until October 29. s ^ 883-2616 "Check our Flyer" •*3-9tie 883-9222 i As the name suggests, work is DIRECTORY INFO' Pender Harbour PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY INFO? Like submitted via fax machine. 883 9099 Community Club SERVICES 883-9099 YOUR NAME Although this sounds like a Here? .... DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION tacky free plug, I have a fax Pender Harbour 8S3-2455 BINCO Now taking appointments The Stuuhinc machine at the Paper Mill and FISH STORE Every Thursday ADVANCED will be happy to help anyone > 7:00 pm till in Pender Harhour Centre f, Fresh Local ACUPUNCTURIST Won. Fri. 883-9099 with a submission. . Seafood Pender Harhour Community Hall Retail & m OPEN HOUSE PENDER HARBOUR R. Roy, L. Ac. 883-9035 WILLIS FRITZ 883-2736 DINING John and Elspeth Logan will Wholesale GOLF COURSE have an open house at the Visitors Welcome Call Myrtle at the Garden Bay Lions' Hall in the afternoon DRIVE CAREFULLY V2 m. north of Garden Bay Rd. BONNIE MURRAY and evening of October 14 to The Sunshine Hotel Hwy. 101 883-9541 Accountant celebrate their 50th anniversary. Our kids are €©_!_?_? JO Pub. Waterfroint Restaurant. Moorage. Air They invite their friends to drop Charters. Fishing Charters. Bike Rentals back at school Royal Canadian Legion 883-2857 in Ponder Harbour Centre 883-8674 Pub in for a visit and add, "no gifts Won. - Fri. 883-9099 883-0919 Bestaurant please". Roofing 863-9303 Just the spot tor a THANK YOUS Branch 112 HUGH \V. JONES Delicious Snack Every now and again it's nice _j MARINA M Lawyer \_ FRANCES* to recognize those who do nice PHARMACY M KITCHEN OPEN MON - SAT tfteindai e HAMBURGER things for Pender Harbour: 883-2888 883-9525 Tar * Gravel, Shake*, Shingle*, , Vi Tyner for brightening up MISCELLANEOUS (TleSal Roof*, Torch On, Durold* TAKE-OUT Madeira Park businesses with beautiful fresh-cut flowers from Pender Harbour Pender Harbour her garden; Richard at Petrocan for making coffee every morn Oak Tree Market MOBILE HOMES Realty LTD. The SarahiM Restaurant ing; the 10 per cent of the peo­ New and Used - Instant Housing Open 7 days a week 883-9525 Canadian & Chinese Cuisine ple who do 90 per cent of the in Pender Harbour Centre 883-9338 or 580-4321 (call collect) FAX: 883-9524 883-2413 volunteer work and members of 10 am • 8 pm Mon. - Fri. 883-9099 a variety of different organiza­ tions who are working together 883-9046 Pender Harbour & District KAMMERLE'S ^rvines TOTAL SHOPPING CARPETS COMPLETE MEDICAL HEALTH CENTRE Seahorse landing 7 Days a Waek Marine ?>ub All Chevron Products 883-9357 883-2764 883-2253 instruction i, 883 1145

Ca M rt,e at the Indian Isle NEED THIS £% 0, K(\*' " y '• HARBOUR INSURANCE enmar 'JUraperies The Sunshine AGENCIES LTD. . Construction SPACE? & NEEDLECRAFT SUPPLIES m if wt Backhoe & Dumptruck 883-2794 Service CALL in Pender Harbour Centre 883-2274 883-2747 or 883-2730 Won. - I n. 883-9099 Rob Koenig & 883-2882 PENDER Dawn Armstrong SUNSOFT ELECTRONICS y matrix HARBOUR The Sviuhlne & VIDEO RENTALS CRED8T >r&B\NS TO CASTLES f Miss Sunny's Hair Boutique 883-2988 UNION Carpentry, design, painting, in Pender Harbour Centre 883-2715 883-9531 handyperson services, etc. Mon. -Tri.. 883-9099

Like fe^JA^Y- PROFESSIONAL YOUR NAME ^ PROPERTY MANAGEMENT «? CONFIDENTIAL The Sundiinc & MAINTENANCE "_»Y *Wor() Processin9 !*•. \ * Fax service eMifmiY (Truck & Equipment Available) uhrin ^ • Answering service in IVnclor Harbour Centre " •, Dave Howell 883-2969 883-S911 Won. -Iri. 0R3-9099 JmffLWlJti&i* 10. Coast News, October 9,1989

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The hammering stops. Sud­ E____YENI_ by Peter Trower denly the German throws all his Natural Elements, a band at the front of The dream Herb enters is a weight against the door. With a Vancouver's Celtic surge. Douglas Todd, Vancouver Sun familiar one. In it his writings grinding crash the lock breaks. '$8*00' '. <' UnifiedTickets . •- '-' * V'! t~^ty»M&': are finally acclaimed as works The door comes violently open Tickets at: Information Centre; Tatewind Bopksfa Seefte/f^M^YY of unquestioned genius. Huge to the length of the chain. The . •)* - B6y Store. Roberts Crsek £tGrer,Coa&t ftoote irt ARTH Coffee r* — membership card you should S0LGUARD Financial Ltd. \^r Jaws contact Kay Mackenzie at CONSULTANTS AND BROKERS...Since 1974 & demonstration 885-3184. Donuts COUNCIL MEETING #1205 - 675 West Hastings Street The Sunshine Coast Regional Vancouver, BC. V6B 1N2 Council fall meeting will be held I SH­

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One of the game's creators, as they travel around the game Sweden, Germany and France by Penny Fuller to organize a support group us. They finally got to the point Giselle Plimley, lives on the board they encounter the kinds about the game. similar to a highly successful where they were referring peo­ You're a single parent and Sunshine Coast and recently of choices and problems that Meanwhile, on the Sunshine group she began in Dawson ple to us, using us as mediators your monthly income is $750 received the Social Justice confront low-income people Coast, Giselle Plimley is beginn­ Creek - 'Branching Out'. This and an information resource f0r per month. It's three days until FoundJffibn Award for her part every week. The situations have ing to look at the situation here. anti-poverty group provides people." I your next cheque arrives and in its development and her all been drawn from; personal "It seems as if people here are education and advocacy for experience. Plimley will be working witji things are pretty bad, but you ongoing battle with discrimina­ really well off or really poor. people dealing with 'the system' the Action Centre but much cff think you can make it to Friday. tion against'the poor'. The game is presented as a It's extremes," she says. and has been operating for nine the work will be done out of her Then your two children arrive full day workshop and soon Exactly how bad the situation years in the North. home. Anyone wishing to par­ home from school. Guess what? In an interview with the after its development, the is and what services are "When we first started," she ticipate in the survey can call her It's hot dog day at school and Coast News, Plimley described women realized it had to be available to people on low- recalls, "social workers would at 885-2079, or leave a message the children each need a dollar the game and its origins. In modified. The frustration of income is something that needs slam the door in our faces. They at the Unemployment Action if they're going to join their 1980, living in Dawson Creek, trying to survive on a poverty to be investigated. Through the didn't want anything to do with Centre in Gibsons. buddies in the hot dog line. Two she was one of six single income was overwhelming for Action Centre, Plimley is begin­ lousy bucks!, But you just don't mothers on social assistance some people and the designers ning a survey to get some have it and the children are get­ who were trying to improve added a long debriefing session answers. ting used to the idea that they their lives. after the actual game to help The survey will be done on a can't have what the other kids people looked at options. personal interview basis. People have. "One day," she says, "we The game, Plimley says, has who are on social assistance, This is the kind of frustration were sitting around complaining been a success. It's well known unemployment insurance or a and pressure that low income about the social workers and throughout Canada as a sen­ low-income from any source parents run into all the time. wishing we could put them on sitizing tool for anyone who will be asked to discuss what These experiences have been put assistance for a month." The deals with low-income families. services they've used, what they into a board game, a kind of 'bitch session' quickly became a Universities have picked it up, need and how the system is reverse Monopoly game, 'The brain-storming session and the and also church groups. In­ helping or hindering them. Poverty Game' which has Poverty Game was created. quiries have come in from Additionally, Plimley hopes become a training tool for social The game involves taking on workers all over Canada. a role. Players roll the dice and

Quilters' Guild We have the Live $L GIBSONS LEGION Music of course A group of ten women be involved, call Lise in the [Wfr Branch *109 gathered at St. Mary's Church Creek at 885-3259 (mornings). Hall in Gibsons last week to However, if you can't make form a quilters guild. Two the day meetings and would Fri., Oct. 13 & Sat., Oct. 14 similar groups already exist in rather meet at night leave your Sechelt and one in Pender Har­ name with Linda at Sew Much GRIN and bour. More in the mall 886-3818 from This group plans to get Tuesday to Thursday. BEAR IT together at least once a month If enough people show in­ in the daytime to promote and terest, an evening group can be share quilting on the Lower formed as well. Men are Coast. If you think you'd like to welcome.

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At the Arts Centre i Longing for blue Mediterra­ nean seashores? Fantasizing about tangy cheese and suc­ culent tomatoes? Hearing bazouki music in your sleep? Then come to the 'Greek Night' at the Arts Centre October 14. Start with a Greek potluck supper at 6 pm, the menu is as varied as the 80 participants. 3 When the last crumb of baklava Andy's Restaurant- Every Wednes­ Cedar's Inn - Appetizers all day till 11 is gone, the tables will be cleared day night is Prime Rib Night. Don't miss pm. Darts every Tues. Everyone Andy's Luncheon Buffet, 11-2, Tuesday welcome. Cedar Plaza, Gibsons 886-8171. for folkdancing under the able thru' Friday. House specialties include Open 11 am - midnight, Sun-Thurs; 11 1 direction of Adrian Belshaw. veal dishes, steaks, seafood, pasta, pizza, am - 1 am, Fri-Sat. 100 seats. V., MC. 1 Bring the kids, bring your in­ Thai food, and lots of NEW dishes. The Parthenon Greek Tavema - Regular menu 11 am to 8:30 pm. laws, it's fun for the whole Don't miss Andy's great Brunch Buffet Located on the esplanade in downtown every Sunday from llam-2:30. Hwy 101, Sechelt. We specialize in Greek Cuisine, Irvines Landing Marina Pub family. (he Caa*t Gibsons, 886-3388. fresh seafood, steaks, pasta, pizza and, Come and join us for breakfast, lunch or on Fri & Sat nights only, a deluxe hot & dinner, or just to relax in a tastefully Tickets are $3 for adults, $2 Creek House - Intimate dining and for children at the Arts Certre, cold buffet with assorted desserts. Also, casual and friendly pub setting overlook­ European cuisine in a sophisticated yet on Fri & Sat evenings, we serve prime rib ing the mouth of Pender Harbour. By Talewind Books and Coast casual atmosphere. We serve rack of 1 roast and all the trimmings. Open 7 days water, conveniently located at the Bookstore. It's Friday afternoon and I need a break, so my colleagues lamb, duck, crab, clams, scallops, steaks, a week - Sun thu Thurs I lam-lOpm and Chevron dock at the mouth of Pender also daily specials. Reservations recom­ Friday and Saturday 1 lam-11pm. We are Harbour. Boaters, moorage is available and I headed on down to Mariners' Restaurant on the water­ mended. Roberts Creek Road and Beach JURIED SHOW front in lower Gibsons for a taste treat. And taste treat it was. open for lunch - try our daily luncheon while you enjoy your visit with us. By The Arts Centre's current of­ Avenue - 885-9321. Open 6 pm. Closed specials. Lunch is served from 1 lam-3pm. road, follow the 'Irvines Landing' signs. Mariners' Executive Chef, Sheila Herron must have passed Mondays & Tuesdays. V. MC. 40 seats. Reservations recommended, 885-1995 or Open 7 days a week -11:30 am to 10 pm. fering includes 34 paintings, with flying colours under the direction of Jim Lincez. 885-2833. Katherina - hostess. drawings,. carvings, pots, a Mariners' Restaurant - On the Wakefield Inn - Rustic Wakefield Inn paper sculpture, a fabric con­ waterfront with one of the most spec­ Pronto's Restaurants Two locations offers a bird's eye view of Trail Islands tacular views in Gibsons, the Mariners* to serve you. Both serve an extensive both from inside and from its sunny deck. struction, a print and photo­ We sat at a window table with the sun shining beautifully specializes in fresh and live seafood, and and the fog rolling around on the water. It looked very eery, a variety of pizza, steak, pasta, lasagne, Featuring a daily lunch special, the kit­ graphs. These were selected also offers a full range of lunch and din­ ribs, souvlaki in a delightful family at­ chen is open Mon. to Wed. from 11 am from among 100 different scene you will often see though along the coast this time of ner entrees. Both menus change daily, mosphere. Children's menu available. All until 3 pm, and Thur. to Sun. from ! 1 am year. with delicious daily specials. Marine dinner entrees include garlic bread and a until 11 pm. Dinner menu includes pieces submitted by 42 local ar­ Drive, Gibsons Landing, 886-2334. Mon­ tists. choice of soup or salad. Average family 'Barbecue your own Steak' on the deck. day to Saturday: Lunch 11-3, Monday to meal for four about S15-S20. Located at Fresh prawns a house specialty. Live A large variety of sumptuous lunches were available. Saturday: Dinner 5-10 and Sunday 5-9, Jeweller Jack Leyland Wharf Rd., Sechelt, 885-1919; and on entertainment every Thur., Fri. and Sat. Everything from Caesar Salad at $4.50 to Charbroiled Sunday Brunch li-3. 100 seats. V. M.C. nights and occasionally Sun. afternoons. displays a shaped-format Highway 101, across from Gibsons Swordfish at $7.95. Swordfish? Sounds exotic but I think I'll The Omega Pizza, Steak And Medical Clinic, Gibsons, 886-8138. Indoor tennis courts available. Four geometric painting, sculptor try one of their many Cajun recipes. bedrooms upstairs offering Bed and Christel Fuoss-Moore provides Lobster House - With a perfect view The Wharf - Open for breakfast, Breakfast. Hwy. 101, 2 miles up the coast of Gibsons marina, and a good time at­ lunch and dinner seven days a week. from Sechelt. Open 7 days a week: a luminous magnified floral mosphere, the Omega is a people- Their burgers range from Red Snapper and Oyster to Ca­ Breathtaking ocean view and sunsets Mon.-Sat., 1 lam-lam; Sun., 11 am- painting and Jacquelin Spark watcher's paradise. Cast members of The from every table. Continental cuisine and midnight. 110 seats. has extended her subtly-graded jun Burger at $5.95, which one of my friends chose. It was a Beachcombers can usually be found din­ seafood at its best. Sunday Brunch from chalk drawings into a third huge pattie with lots of hot sauce and the usual burger fixings ing here. Menu includes pizza, pasta, 11 am - 2 pm. Fully licensed and air- EAT /\ - TAKE ()L 1 on it. She couldn't finish it all. steaks and seafood. Steaks and seafood conditioned. Dinner reservations recom­ dimension. are their specialties. Banquet facilities mended. Hwy. 101, Davis Bay. 885-7285. Chicken Shack - Deep fried chicken, available. Very special children's menu. pizza, hamburgers, salads. All to go. The Juried Show can be seen Average dinner for two: $20. Reserva­ Cowrie St., Sechelt -885-7414. Video Ren­ until October 29 during regular My other friend chose Rainbow Rotini (brown, green and tions recommended. Located in Gibsons orange pasta) with fresh Tuna, Pinenuts and Mushrooms in tals. Open 11 am - 9 pm, Mon-Thur; 11 hours of 11 to 4 Wednesday to f-Will) DI^ISC am - 10 pm, Fri-Sat; noon - 9 pm, Sun. Saturday and 1 to 4 Sunday. cream sauce for $6.95. This was a great dish too, she said, but Home delivery within 5 miles of store she also could not finish it all. Ruby Lake Resort - Picturesque The Homestead - Open for after 4 p.m. lakeside setting, post-and-beam dining breakfast, lunch and dinner. Daily lunch Ernie & Gwen's Drive In- Take I love the hot stuff so it was Red Snapper Creole at $6.95 room, children's play area and tame and dinner specials as well as regular en­ out, or delivery. Pizza, dinners, salads, swans are part of Ruby Lake Resort's trees. Lunches include sandwiches, ham­ burgers, chicken, desserts, drinks, ice for me. It was hot and spicey^ just the way I like it, and came charm. Sunday smorgasbord features burgers, pyrogies and salads. Dinner cream. Free home delivery within 4 miles, with a very different salad of yellow pepper, raisins, broccoli baron of beef and other hot meat dishes, selections include steaks, chicken and after 6 pm only, on $10 minimum orders. and more. a beautiful salad bar and home-made seafood. Prime Rib and 15 item salad Small charge for orders under $10. Open desserts. Absolutely superb prime rib on bar are the house specialty on Friday, late every night. Hwy. 101, Gibsons. Friday. Breakfast from 6:30 am, lunch Saturday and Sunday nights. Average 886-7813. Altogether our bill was under $30 including drinks. Very from 11 am and dinner from 4:30 to 8 family meal for four S25-S30. Hwy 101, reasonable for today's restaurant prices, I thought. We'll be pm. Daily specials, licenced, reasonable Wilson Creek, 885-2933. Open Tues. back again soon! prices, menus have something for -Thurs. 8:30 am-8 pm; Fri. & Sat. 9 everyone, on- and off-premises catering. am-9 pm; Sun. 9 am-8 pm; closed Mon­ Hwy 101 just north of Pender Harbour, days. 40 seats inside, 30 seat patio. good highway access and parking for vehicles of all sizes. 883-2269. Average meal prices do not include laquor PAID ADVERTISEMENTS

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GIBSONS RCMP In addition 14 other drivers theft in relation to the break-in Drivers are reminded there is were issued 24 hour licence at the Pender Harbour Chevron no right hand or left hand turn suspensions. in August. These same in­ permitted at the end of North Sometime during the hours of dividuals are also charged with Road where it meets the Port 9:30 pm on September 22 and the Homestead Restaurant Mellon Highway near the 10 am of September 23, culprits break and enter in August. Langdale Ferry Terminal. smashed four windows at the Highway signs denoting the rear of the swimming pool by A Sechelt residence was sear­ above are in plain view for throwing large rocks through ched in relation to the Pender motorists, on both roads. them. Harbour Chevron break and, Vehicles seen disobeying these Anyone who has any infor­ enter and a quantity of stolen signs will be charged according­ mation on this incident is asked goods were recovered. The ly. to contact the Gibsons RCMP items had been stolen from The fine for Failing to Obey a or Crimestoppers at 886-TIPS. various Sechelt locales. One Traffic Signal Device is S75, as adult male has been charged well as three points on your SECHELT RCMP with possession of stolen pro­ licence. On October 3 a break-in oc­ perty. curred at Cafe Pierrot. A small On October 1 someone quantity of liquor was stolen, as On October 5, a Sechelt resi­ entered an unlocked car parked well as cash. dent parked his car near Teredo in the gravel parking lot beside The Pharmasave in the Trail Square and left the keys in the the Twilight Theatre. Bay Mall was also the victim of ignition. While the car owner The culprit(s) ripped away a break-in during the early was away from his car another part of the dashboard and hours of October 1. Sechelt resident got in the car yanked out an Audiovox These two break-ins are being and drove away. Equalizer. investigated by the Sechelt Turns out the lady who took In the month of September, RCMP. A reward can be ob­ the car has a similar car and she Gibsons detachment picked up tained from Crimestoppers by thought it was hers. She realized 15 impaired drivers where calling 886-TIPS. her mistake about two hours charges have been laid or are Three adult males have been later and called the actual pending. charged with break, enter and owner.

Delos Santos is shown with this group of Roberts Creek Elementary School students which she so ex­ HOME BASED-BUSINESS WORKSHOP pertly coached lor the BC Elementary School Track and Field meet last May. (See accompanying arti- Join the 130,000 other people in British Columbia who are running successful C'C.) —Vern KlliolJ pholo home-based businesses. Learn how to put your business together or learn the things you never had Creek students shine time for when you started your business. Last spring, during the long told the school board last week., of the athletes and Chairman The Honourable Elwood N. Veitch, Minister of Regional Development, in part­ weekend in May, a group of In total, the students won 22 Maureen Clayton presented nership with Harold Long, MLA, local Chambers of Commerce and Communi­ students from Roberts Creek ribbons and four silver medals.' each of the participants with a ty Futures is offering an eight-hour home-based business workshop. Y Elementary School attended the Their success, Hercus told the 'Certificate of Excellence'. Y BC Elementary School Track trustees, was due to the hard Administrator Cliff Smith ex­ Topics covered: and Field Championships. work of Mrs. Delos Santos, pressed his admiration for the g How to become an entrepreneur - Basic marketing strategy The group knew they'd done their coach, the teaching staff, group. "This is an example of well, but it wasn't until a few all.of whom helped them train, what co-operation can do." How to choose a business - Financial planning days before school started in and the committment of the Mrs. Delos Santos said the How to make a business plan - Pricing and cost control September that they realized students themselves. students will be training again Introduction to market surveys they had rated 24th in the pro­ The board was introduced to this year and hope to do even vince, Principal Stewart Hercus Mrs. Delos Santos and several belter. tI WORKSHOP Capilano College, Sechelt Campus, 5627 Inlet Ave. mportant Heritage meeting Friday, October 27,1989 and Saturday, October 28,1989 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm 9:00 am - 3:00 pm and settled there (where ? when While working on the water­ by Gwen Robertson ?) and got involved in mixed front, George Sr., with his two Fee: $25 for the whole course An introduction to local farming where he became inter­ sons built a small sloop from heritage will be held in the nationally successful. low-grade lumber bought local­ To preregister call 885-2639 or 885-1959 ? Marine Room, Wednesday, Oc­ In 1885, George Sr. and his ly and, when completed, they Sponsors: Gibsons & District Chamber of Commerce tober 11 at 6 pm. Following is a two sons George Jr. and Ralph set sail, in the Swamp Angel, first chapter drawn from The left Ontario, by train to San for Lulu Island where Don Sechelt & District Chamber of Commerce BC^ West Howe Sound Story by Francisco and then, by boat, to Woodward, a neighbour from Sunshine Coast Community Futures Association Francis J. Van, Den Wyngaert, Vancouver. Ontario, had acquired land at jwhich I now attempt to sum-. .... Mrs. Gibson andcthe rest of the mouth qflfhe Fraser River. jmafize^while purposely- leaving the'family travelled*: to Van­ Gale winds caused them to 'some blanks. couver by the Canadian Pacific seek shelter on Keats Island for I Railway on its first run after the the night, and winds again WHY LOOK ANYWHERE ELSE? I Born, in England in 1829, v George Gibsons Sr. ran away to western terminus was com­ brought them around Salmon sea at the age of 12. On a wind­ pleted. The Glassfords (in-laws) Rock to what is now Gibsons One Stop Shop: 10 Years Experience jammer, he learned the art of and the Fletchers came by the Harbour. George Gibsons Sr. sailing and decided to make it same route (time?). pre-empted Lot DL 686 - 160 his career. He joined the Royal acres, fed by numerous springs Living in the 'tent town' that which, eventually, yielded ex SALES o SERVICE o INSTALLATIONS Navy and rose to the rank of was Vancouver after the great lieutenant. cellent fruit and vegetables sold fire, the three families 'were by George on the corner of George left England and the close neighbours and George Main and Hastings in Van­ Offering a Wide Selection of Royal Navy (?) for the United Sr., for a time served as alder­ couver. States and worked on the man. However, gainful employ­ • Wood Stoves & Furnaces • Fireplaces & Inserts Mississippi river boats. While ment was scarce so, in 1885, George Glassford, husband • Pellet Stoves • Gas Fireplaces on the river boats, George George Sr. and his two sons of Mary Gibson, purchased DL • Chimneys • Latest Technology decided he wanted to own land went over to Nanaimo - a thriv­ 687 on one side of George Sr., and left the river to go to On­ ing, fast-developing deep-sea and George Gibsons Jr. pre­ tario, where he purchased land port, to find employment. empted DL 685 on the other Sfm Christian st AC Building Supplies side of his father, and this was the beginning of the Howe 863-9551 Sound communtiy known, until Quote Of The Week the 1950's, as Gibsons Landing, Blessed is the man that hath acknowledged his belief in BC. God and in his signs, and recognized that "He shall not be You must have noticed the asked of His doings". _. ,„, blank spaces in the above. We want you to come and fill in the Baha'i' Writings blank spaces and join us for a Informal discussions Mon. Eves. 886-2078 886-7329 Pot Luck Supper on October 11 in the Marine Room at 6 pm. M B PAINTING RESIDENTIAL •COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL Marcel Beaunoyer Journeyman Painting Contractor Serving the entire

Sunshine Coast Certified Wood Energy Technicians •30 Years Experience and Chimney Cleaners •Fully Equipped Insurance Inspections • Highly Qualified (following all current •Workmanship Guaranteed safety and building •Competitive Rates codes) •Free Estimates Marcel Beaunoyer and his wife have moved from Alberta to make their home on the Sunshine Coast. • For all your painting needs call MB PAINTING ii i i mm 886-9626 Marcel Beaunoyer 886-3321 Ii

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i ?AB&ia5i^lKSlJ^i®gS* !Si&Bi^^ mmx£&y*M\Nm M^\W^Q^W4?ffiM\W- ^Residential"— Commercial 'Industrial" CENTRAL GRAVEL & GRADING ^TURENNE CONCRETE^ Crushed & Screened 30 Years Experience Fully Equipped Refrigeration & PUMPING -3 PUMP TRUCKS Aggregates •• . • • Free Estimates Appliance Service Driveways, Foundations, Floors, Patios, Sidewalks M.B. Fainting • EXPOSED AGGREGATE* Free Screened Sand (Loading Charge) Marcel feeaunoyer 886-9626 . PRATT RD. 886-9959 For professional concrete work 886-3321 ' Commercial & : Call 886-7022 A SERVICE & REPAIR Residential Sales HEATING To All Major Appil_nc»« Quality Reconditioned Major Appliances For Sale GUARANTEED & DELIVERED • Auto Propane Wiil Buy Nice, Non-Working Major Appliances • Appliances • Quality B.B. Q's BJORN 885-7897 Beside Swansons on East Porpoise Bay Rd. 885-2QQ7_/ 88S-2360 Hwy 101, across St. AUTOMOTIVE FINANCIAL SERVICES from Big Mac's, Sechelt 'A TAX PLANNING OPPORTUNITY AUTOMOTIVE»INDUSTRIAL •MARINE ^ WHICH MAY BE OF BENEFIT TO YOU "\ PARTS & SUPPLIES Will CEASE TO EXIST AFTER DECEMBER 31. 19B9 Hours EARLY CONSULTATION IS ADVISED f -• COAST CHIMNEY SERVICE. * New, Rebuilt, or Used Mon-Sat: 6-6 FRANK NT LEVINE INC. Sundays: 10 - 3 * Certified • *» A101 SUPPLY LTD. 885-9668 885-5333 Accounting - Income Tax - Financial Planning Cleanings • Complete Installations Ca Cljff 1061 Hwy. 101, Gibsons 3 Batch Plants on the Sunshine Coait 2611 West 16th Avenue 1644 Grady Road 886-8554 (across from Len Wray's) 886-8101^/ Gibsons • Sechelt • Pender Harbour Vancouver, BC 737-2125 Langdale, BC 886-2269 L Free Inspections Look for us on your phone book cover • BUILDING CONTRACTORS • Ready Mix Concrete f GREAT PACIFIC MANAGEMENT N R C Sand & Gravel _, _ ID. . c . CO. LTD. (EST. 1965) VM_M______i_____-___---_-----_-^---->->-i-----^ Hans Ounpuu Construction^ • Financial Planning Service N p CONCRETE • Investment Fund Alasdair W. Irvine PAUL'S CHIMNEY CLEANING • DDCp'c Representative • 886-4680 LIU. SERVING THE SUNSHISE COAST Res. 886-7188 o • Retirement Income Funds (604) 885-2272 SECHELT PLANT GIBSONS PLANT General Contractor V 885-7180 886-8174 • Tax Shelters Box 2629, Sechelt, B.C. RESIDENTIAL, TOWNHOMES & CUSTOM HOMES J Competitive Rates A DIVISION OF TWIN OAKS REALTY LTD. _ GEN. CONTRACTORS• s rTOi P J-iINE UONCRETE — Foundations — Stairs — Sidewalks f E. SCHOELER CONSTRUCTION A r ROOFING Curbs, Retaining Walls •Aim FOR ALL YOUR MASONRY NEEDS WOOD HE A T 'We build 'em, We pour 'em" ?A_L_ BRICKS»STONEWORK«BLOCKS Specializing in all types of Metal Fireplaces Certified commercial & residential roofing y Free Estimates 885-9203 , R.R.#2S.7,C206 Wood Furnaces Wood Stove ALL WORK RESIDENTIAL Technician ^ESTIMATES 886*2087 eves, GUARANTEED, GIBSONS, B.C. ^COMMERCIAL 886-4882 V0N1V0 J Wood Stoves ELECTRICAL CONTR. Chimneys STEVE COQUITLAM TRUSS LTD. ALLAN PAINTS Inserts CHRISTIAN Residential and Commercial Roof Trusses Liners & DECORATES All facets of AGENT 886-9452 Olson Electric FREE ESTIMATES SEVEN DAYS A WEEK (604) 522-8970 General Electrical Contractor INTERIOR - EXTERIOR PAINTING wood heating Brad Robinson (604) 464-0291 Free Estimates including B.C. Hydro Electric Plus RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL AC Building Supplies 883-9551 2990 CHRISTMAS WAY, COQUITLAM, B.C. V3C 2M2 Mark A. Maclnnes Office: 886-2728 V. Residential - Commercial 885-1939 Home: 885-5591 J DENNIS OLSON Box 2271, Sechelt MARINE SERVICES A h RENOVATIONS WITH ' ZZr Z ^ l\fir>nlO. A T0UCH OF CLASS LTD. Electric Plus ffllA* **** COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL CONTRACT DIVISION rTIDELINE MARINES A Member of the Western Prehung Door Association Authorized 8M Showroom/Plant/Office B.C. Hydro IMPROrVER ^ . SUPPLIER 850-3667 BILL ALLAN LTD. HALFMOON BAY 530-7919 Res. 853-4101 Contractor •SALES X 526-3667 SALES CO-ORDINATOR SERVICE! 850-3468 Fax > REPAIRS?" 31.414 Peardonville Rd., R.R. 7, Abbotsford, B.C. V2S 5W6 Seaside (Liectric Jd Coastal Painting ft Decorating Gall to arrange for appointment •Painting •Staining •Finishing* Residential - Commercial -Industrial' ; FULL UNt OF MARINE HARDWARE _ ACCESSORIES rl Take off done on site ' _, ",'.--.'V •-••Wallpaper Installation & Removal*' •'Y • Y BOAT MOVING _ FUU. SHOP REPAIRS _. Box 467, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0Y •• •Ceilings •Exteriors* PRESSURE WASHING - DOCKSIDE SERVICE »' Clean Quality Workmanship TIDELINE LOGGING & MARINE LTD. QOC . . . , > 886-3308 Dorhn Bosch-5637 Wharf Rd., Sechelt OoD-1 111 ' / "•• crUS****^ 100% Guarantee KEVIN ELIUK -Eleven Years Experience - 886-2286 Beside The legion wvANa>uvEKCAU...... ,684.0?,Mf MWEST ~-/-.yy ^JoURH^rtrtS* On Workmaaihlp ^ «*$**** *Ma,.rt_L EXCAVATING Authorized Dealer Certified Mechanical Service • .nunrrc VINYL SIDING-SOFFIT FASCIA S SEHwIw£S Door and Window Conversions ^mmmmmJ * *•**%• Cottrell's Marine Service f Fastrac BACKHOE 77 • Stump Removal • Top Soil ! Box 864. Roofing rim 'v. -. • Sand & Gravel • Clearing SERVICE TO ALL MAKES Sechelt. B.C. VON 3AoCall for FREE ESTIMATE885-4572 u SERVICE Deliveries • Driveways Specializing In Marc. Outboard • SEPTIC FIELDS • Backhoe 410 • Water Lines DIVER t • DRAINAGE DITCHES 'ffficA ft stern drive rebuilding AL VANCE • EXCAVATIONS (CASE S80) 886-9764 Gibsons BOAT Located at 883-9046 • WATER LINES , HAULING Smitty's Marina, Gibsons SEA }W- HORSE • CLEARING Steve Jones 886-8269 J SHOP 886-7711 RES. 885-5840 / Now serving the Sunshine Coast Tap* - Staal Stu la • Suapandad Drywall • Insulation uccaneer • Submersible Pump Installation • T-Bar CaMlnsa Catllnga MARINA Of RESORT LTD. For Guaranteed Quality & Service Call • Air Transportation Available (only 15 minutes Located in Secret Cove 885-7888 POMFRET r, r, - - ., r. _»- ,r°m QUallCUIlH . BRENT ROTTLUFF or RON HOVDEN , MARINE SPECIALISTS 21 YEARS CONSTRUCTION 4 R.R. 2, Qualicum Beach, B.C. •m>t?*% ««*A VOR2T0 yOZ-gJOOyf - SALES - SERVICE -REPAIRS For all aspects of *iJohn*an residential & commercial construction A&G CONTRACTING CENTURY ROCK 886-8900 P.O. Box 623. Gibsons. B.C. Garry's Criinii Service Rock Walls Facings Ewnmuoet _PE3VX_AL I Patios Planters 885-5910 • Clearing, Excavations • Septic Fields 4 Tanks, Driveways ul=UWJ_V_ OUTBOARDS V D.R. CLAPP Komatsu Excavator ^v***** "~"'*->- IgpSI & ASSOCIATES 8 ton Crane BUILDING & DESIGN 450 John DeerDe e Hoe*^^ V^Post & Beam New Homes7- Renovations 886-3611^/ 12 cu. vd. Dump Truck BC FGRRIGS CLOSED SUNDAYS Schedule m m 886-7028 Eflwtlw:toTuetdiy, OetotwrlO, 1989inclutiw mmW mmwm • ^#^4i v4B^^ G. BrOWIl Contracting VANCOUVER-SECHELT PENINSULA JERVIS INLET SSHOE BAY-LANGDALE EARLS COVE-SALTERY BAY NEW and RENOVATIONS QUALITY WORKMANSHIP COAST BOBCAT SEBVICI I JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER Small In Size - Big In Production^ Lv. Langdale Lv. Horseshoe Bay Lv. Earls Cove Lv. Saltery Bay GREG BROWN 885-5111 Post Holes - Trenching 6:20 am 2:30 pm 7:30 am 3:30 pm M 2:30 ## .i:30#f Spreading/Levelling 1 4:30 pm Light Hauling :««««««g ' 8:30 M 4:30 9:30 M 5:30 6:40 am 5:45 M 3:30 pm CLEANING SERVICES V_ 885-7051 SECHELT :«c««««r?C^Srys More Land Clearing & Development Svndays and Holiday Mondays from tt Extra saffngs sciwdultd ONLY on Sunday, Juno 25 to Soptombtr 4, plus Monday, Octsbor a Juno 23 to Soptombor 5 and October 6,7,8, and 9. Answering Service during day or phone after 6:00 pm 885-9557j •Note there willtoe n o Gam Mackenzie w A_V (Jll)SOIl' "First Ferry" run on Gibsons Bus Schedule SUNSHINE COAST N Box 734 BUS Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays Effective March 1; 1989 DISPOSAL SERVICES Sechelt, B.C. (via Park aflood, North Rd. « Stacbt, Gowir Pt. & Franklin, Lswsr Bus Step) (via Marina, Franklin, FlnhiH, Park t Raad Rd.) Port Melton to Ole's Cove 885-2447 Dapart Arrive Depart Arrive Commercial Containers Available 886-3558 Mall 5:45 Langdale 6:10 2:10 Lower 6:15 !:15 Mall 6:30 2:30 886-2938 V 7:45 Ferry Ter. 8:10 4:10 Bus Stop 8:15 1:1.5 8:30 4:30 9:45 10:10 6:10 10:15 10:30 6:30 ( D & L Enterprises 11:45 12:10 8:10 12:15 12:30 8:30 FARES PENINSULA SEPTIC •450 John Deere •Ditching Sot Bus Orivar lor Ungdal* Htiehts, BonniobrMk Heights. Adults Seniors Children (6-12) Comm. Tickets •580B Case Backhoe •Clearing Weodcrook Park Scnodulos Out ol Town $1.50 $1.00 .75 $1.25/ride TANK SERVICE •Septic Fields •Excavations In Town .75 .75 __ .75 •Water Lines Box 673, Sechelt, B.C. RAY WILKINSON These transportation seKedules sponsored by V0N3A0 885-7710 Call Nick: 886-2572 S S « S Insurance, Versatile Tractor Co. 9MlltUUlQV ':' .1 ninnlHT of iNDEPENOENT TRAVtl SMALL JOB SPECIALISTS Notary PROfESSIONAiS Need this space? Landscape Rake - Backhoe - Loader ':-_. C..(l \hi- CO/VST NEWS '.;' Rototiller - Plow __ rmnmtr tumius) Annttln * Cidtnni trtrrl Red Carpet Service From Friendly Professionals In Sunnycrest Mall, Cibsons 886-2000 .it.. 886 ?&??-Mt-, 885Y3930 ; Ph. 886-9959 or 886-4859 Pratt Rd., Gibsons, BC

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i by Ellen Frith As part of the BC Voice of Women's general meeting and Large 2 & 3 bdrm. townhouses, conference entitled "Making the World a Home", to be held carport, 1 Vz baths, close to October 13 to 15 at Rockwood schools, shopping Lodge in Sechelt, international peace lobbyist Madeleine • Open • Gilchrist, will be guest speaker at the Saturday, October 14, Fri., Sat., Sun., 1 - 5 pm luncheon. Her subject: Women for a Meaningful Summit Lisa Keller 886-4680 (WMS), an organization in Montreal Trust which she represents Canadian 278-8181 Voice of Women. Women for a Meaningful Hans Ounpuu Construction Summit is a coalition of A Division off Twin Oaks Realty Ltd. Flo McSavaney (left) and Bunny Skupe attended this stall at Sunnycrest Mall last Saturday to sell raf­ women's national and interna­ tional organizations and in­ fle tickets for the Roberts Creek division of the St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary. Tickets will be sold at dividuals committed to revers­ Trail Bay Mall in Sechelt before the November 4 draw at the Roberts Creek Community Hall. ing the arms race. Started in —Vera Elliott photo Nairobi in 1985, WMS in now endorsed by more than 80 organizations. TERMINAL Swiss-born Gilchrist, describ­ For Howe Sound Pulp ed in her biography as a "Cana­ Forest Products Ltd. dian feminist and peace' activist", is currently a member of the Voice of Women's LOG Private energy source (VOW) National Adminis­ The largest private sector couver on October 3. The con­ 120 megawatts of electricity re­ trative Committee and has electrical generation facility in ference was co-chaired by Larry quired by the new mill. The represented VOW international-. BUYING British Columbia will be built Bell, Chairman and Chief Ex­ balance will be purchased from ly. by Howe Sound Pulp and ecutive Office of BC Hydro, BC Hydro. VOW has had members pre­ Paper Limited at its Port and Peter J.G. Bentley, Co- sent at almost all of the impor­ STATION Mellon mill with the assistance Chairman of Howe Sound Pulp Within the framework of tant occasions attended by of a $108 million interest-free and Paper Limited. Hydro's Power Smart program, WMS which, since it has been loan from BC Hydro which will The Honourable Bruce industry is being encouraged to an organization recognized in Competitive Prices be repaid in 1995. Strachan, Minister of Environ­ install its own electrical foreign policy circles, has par­ Camp Run ment, attended on behalf of the generating facilities, thereby ticipated in numerous activites. When the facility is com­ provincial government. relieving some of the demand These include, among many, CEDAR • FIR • HEMLOCK pleted in 1992 it will generate 85 on the utility. In this way, , Ihe Women's Summit in megawatts of electricity which is Howe Sound Pulp and Paper Hydro is able to defer the con­ Greece, April/May 1988, which approximately 15 per cent of the is currently expanding and struction of high capital cost •was attended by women leaders output of BC Hydro's proposed modernizing its existing pulp facilities such as hydroelectric from the US, the USSR and 886-7033 Site C project. It will also pro­ mill at Port Mellon and adding dams. resource people from nine coun- vide significant environmental a newsprint plant with an "r tries, and women leaders at the benefits by utilizing hog fuel The new generating faciltiy associated thermo-mechanical will use steam from both the Moscow Summit, June, 1988, that is currently being disposed pulp mill. It is the largest capital whoa the women met with Raisa of in landfills or incinerated in mill's recovery boiler and from project under way in the pro­ a hog fuel boiler. These state- andMikail Gorbechev as well as beehive burners. vince with a cost well in excess others. s& of-the-art boilers will operate at of $1 billion, including the high temperature and high NATO and Warsaw Pact Details of the project were generating facility. announced at a media con­ pressure to maximize power policies have been studied and is the ference held jointly by the com­ The new generating facility generating capabilities. questioned with official rep­ pany and the utility in Van­ will supply 70 per cent of the Please turn to page 16 resentatives* from these org- I ; anizations and member coun- TIME TO • tries. Women have already met | with Gorbachev but, so far, not with an American president WINTERIZE although a meeting with Presi- dent^sh,^, pj9po§?dt{or,4next year. YOUR CAR \ Gilchrist and her colleagues by Suncoast Motors' Staff of lare acknowledged by WMS as having*; made important con­ QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS tributions on these occasions. 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GIBSONS MOBILE SAW SERVICE Paper Custom Cutting - Planing . Bevel Siding - Posts & Beams mm Chris Napper 886-3468 883-9911 R.R.#4, 56, C78, JJ I Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0 ir^riiK^ Riviera® Blinds Levolor. ® Vertical Blinds PENINSULA INDUSTRIAL "\ vJ^l 886-7359 \\J/. DECORATE TODAY ... with Canada's largest selection of Vertical Conversion Windows, Glass, and Venetian blinds. Choose from hundreds & LOGGING SUPPLIES Auto & Marine Glass, Aluminum Windows of fabric Verticals or sleek contemporary & Screens .. Y Mirrors Venetians in Va" or 1" slat. MELLON^* GIBSONS ^___ Hwy 101 & Pratt Rd. Free Estimates • Wire Rope & Rigging • Hydraulic Hose & Fittings SUNSHINE KITCHEN • Welding Supplies • Misc. Industrial Products • CABINETS Free Delivery ^SAVEUPTO Gibsons 886-2480 Van. Direct 689*7387 YjY 689-9411 Free Installation Port Mellon 884-5303 OFF .Showroom Kern's Plaza, Hwy 101\ 886-3191 Sale ends October 16, 1989 1042 Hwy. 101, Gibsons (across from Kenmac) Qpon Tuesday to Saturday 10-4 pm •m-_B____iB__n___B

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sus was reached among the Coast Regional District (SCRD) Sechelt Inlet near Tuwanek re­ She urged the task force to Ministry of Forests and Lands by Dave Fraser working committee Wednesday and the Sechelt Municipal would be uneasy about such a 1 mained the most controversial take the designation out of the After weathering stormy morning. District, and was done by aspect of the plan. The area was document. "It's the thin edge of proposal as they control much waters the final draft of the The strategy aims to Catherine Berris Associates in to be designated a 'resource the wedge. It doesn't matter of the uplands surrounding the Sechelt Inlet's Coastal Strategy "establish the framework for association with a working com­ management area'. how many alerts you have. inlet. is ready for the 11 signatures of mittee from the task force. Once you have it in as a Davidson also criticized the participants in a unique model wise and appropriate use of At a public meeting Tuesday coastal resources, thereby pro­ The strategy identified cur­ night Diana Davidson, a task resource management area way data was collected for the for inter-agency/public you'll never get it out." ' study. "The impression is that cooperation. viding opportunities for use, rent uses and preferred uses for force member representing the protecting critical environmen­ a 200 metre depth of the Tuwanek Ratepayer's Associa­ Davidson suggested' recrea­ she just talked to people at ran­ "It's absolutely wonderful," tal resources and minimizing foreshore and upland around tion said no one from the com­ tion was a desirable alternative dom. That is not the way to find said Gordon Wilson, chairman conflict." Sechelt, Salmon and Narrows munity agreed with the designa­ to logging the area. out how to zone the inlet. of the Foreshore Advisory Task The project has been co- Inlet. tion, which allows log dumps Davidson also criticized the "Data needs to be systemat­ Force (FATF), after a consen­ sponsored by the Sunshine One small area at the tip of and aquaculture. task force for not implementing ically collected as to the inlet's an environmental study before environmental tolerance," she proceeding with any new zon­ noted in her written brief ing. presented to council. Wilson explained there was There were also complaints not enough funds in the study's the strategy was not advertised budget to finance an en­ well enough. More public Sunshine Coast Regional District vironmental study. But he said meetings should have been call­ #Hf% the task force had been pressur­ ed in the inlet area or a referen­ ing the Ministry of Environ­ dum called to adopt the plan, ment for two years to do an en­ noted one critic. BULLETIN BOARD vironmental assessment of the But one committee member Royal Terraces Building . area. said there had been ample op­ 5477 Wharf Rd., Sechelt portunity to discuss the plan •*ttW- P.O. Box 800, Sechelt, BC. VON 3A0 Three amendments were 885-2261 made to the final draft during with meetings advertised three Wednesday's meeting. Firstly, weeks in advance and a display any further changes to the plan held at a local mall with ques­ must be brought back to the tionnaires handed out. committee and to the public. Davidson and others in the rUPCOMING MEETINGS CAREER Secondly, Tuwanek will be gallery accused the plan of be­ Thursday, October 12 at 3:00 pm listed as an 'area of conflict' ing toothless. OPPORTUNITY with a history of the conflict Wilson said although the Provincial Emergency Program over its designation written into document was not legally bin­ The Sunshine Coast Regional District is now the plan's text. Thursday, October 12 at 7.30 pm advertising for the position of: ding it was the best way the Regular Board Meeting Public meetings will also be regional district had of dealing Director of Planning and Community Development required if the area is to be with an area controlled by eight Thursday, October 19 at 7:30 pm A synopsis of duties, responsibilities and designated as a log dump or different jurisdictions - the Public Utilities Committee qualifications is available for viewing at the other commercial use, Wilson SCRD, District of Sechelt, Regional District office, 5477 Wharf Road, during Planning Committee Meeting (to said. He added the committee Department of Fisheries and regular office hours. would search for an alternate Oceans, Ministry of Agriculture follow P.U.C.) Interested applicants should apply in confidence site to designate as a resource and Fisheries, Ministry of Wednesday, October 25 at 7:30 pm before October 16, 1989 to: management area. Crown Lands, Ministry of En­ Larry Jardine, Secretary West Howe Sound Recreation The third amendment covers vironment, Ministry of Forests Sunshine Coast Regional District times when there is no consen­ and Lands and Ministry of Committee in the Marine Room, Box 800, Sechelt, B.C. VON 3A0 sus among the agencies involv­ Municipal Affairs. Gibsons ed. In such cases the plan will Also represented on the com­ only be amended temporarily mittee are representatives from for up to one year. After that the Sechelt Indian District, the SPRINKLING the agency would have to come community and the Council of back to the task force and the Forest Industries. REGIONAL DISTRICT public for further approval. The task force also came REGULATIONS For instance, Wilson says, so­ under fire for agreeing to a fin­ PARKS DEPARTMENT Odd numbered houses will be permitted meone logging a property fish designation for the tem­ sprinkling on the following days: without water access could app­ porary relocation of netpens in ly for a permit to access the inlet cases of severe algae blooms. The Parks Dept. • Monday, Wednesday, Friday, from 7-10 am to boom their logs. But the per­ Residents from the north end of • Monday, Wednesday, from 7-9 pm mit would only be short term, the Sechelt Peninsula complain­ is presently accepting on a one-time-only basis. ed about noise and effluent Even numbered' houses will be permitted Wilson said once signed and from net pens being towed TENDERS sprinkling on the following days: adopted by the SCRD and around the inlet. for Sechelt District Council, the Wilson said the temporary • Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, from 7-10 am study will go back to the net pen designation was includ­ GROUND MAINTENANCE • Tuesday, Thursday, frbrn 7-9 pm ,7 ^Ministryof Municipal Affairs,,,. ed because, of pressure from the 'rV. on 5 of their He hoped the inlet could "be Ministry of Agriculture arid Note: Only 1 Sprinkler per Property is Permitted incorporated and, after geo- Fisheries. But he said the technical and environmental designation was useless because1 Regional Parks work is done, a community plan there is no way to assure a For Further Details Please Contact drawn up. He expected the specified area would be free of Parks Superintendent NOTICE TO Ministry of Crown Lands and bloom for any given year. 885-2261 AQUACULTURE Private energy Between 8:00 - 4:30 Continued from page 15 consist of several major com­ Operating the boilers at ponents. A back pressure tur­ INDUSTRY temperatures close to 1100° C bine rated at 62.5 megawatts virtually eliminates the creation will come on line in August 1990 The of dioxins commonly produced using steam from the mill's new NOTICE by inefficient, low temperature recovery boiler which is Sunshine Coast Regional District burning. scheduled to begin operation at OF INTENTION WILL NOT ACCEPT More than a dozen wood pro­ that time. ducts manufacturing facilities A second, condensing turb- To Apply For A Fish Farm Wastes (Morts) on BC's south coast will supply nine, rated at 50 megawatts, will the boiler with hog fuel, which commence operation at partial Disposition Of at the Sechelt Landfill Site is wood waste such as bark, capacity in March 1991. It will Crown Land AFTER OCTOBER 20, 1989 sawdust and shavings. The come up to full capacity when boiler will consume 400,000 the new hog fuel boiler is com­ File #2404468 gravity packed units or approx­ pleted in April 1992. S.K. Lehmann imately 2.3 million cubic metres (80 million cubic feet) of hog In the Land Recording District of New Westminster, Works Superintendent This combination of gener­ and situated at Oyster Bay in Pender Harbour on fuel annually which is ating equipment will allow the the Sunshine Coast. equivalent to two scowloads facility to produce electricity at daily. Take notice that the Sunshine Coast Regional a constant rate. District intends to apply for a license of occupation Hog fuel is usually disposed The project requires the ap­ for parkland at Oyster Bay in Pender Harbour and of in landfill sites which are proval of the BC Utilities Com­ more specifically described below: becoming scarce in the south mission, and an Energy Project Commencing at the most northwesterly iron pin of coast area, or burned in ineffi­ Certificate from the BC Lot 2, D.L 5359, Group 1, N.W.D., thence 104 ± cient beehive burners. The Port Ministry of Energy, Mines and meters along the north boundary to the high water Mellon generating facility will Petroleum Resources. mark, thence northward along high water mark to the most southwest point of D.L 3764, Group 1, N.W.D., thence 160± meters northward along the Proclamations west boundary of D.L. 3764, thence 300 ± meters ^ESUNSHINECOASrr along eastward boundary of a constructed road to Gibsons Mayor Diane Strom read two proclamations at point of commencement and containing 2.1 ± ha, last week's council meeting. more or less. She declared the week of October 15 to 21 as Home Sup­ The purpose for which the disposition is required is port Week in the Gibsons area and, that same week is, she parkland for general recreation purposes. proclaimed, National Foster Family Week in recognition of Comments concerning this application may be SUNSHINE COAST all foster families in the area. made to the Office of the Senior Land Officer, Ministry of Crown Lands, 210-4240 Manor Street, EMBLEM •V: Burnaby, B.C. V5G 1B2 File #2404468. •_« •• Residents of the Sunshine Coast are •••••• ( A4A) encouraged to view the Sunshine SAH •••••• om mi me ; c Coast Emblem displayed at the Shadow Baux Gallery, on Cowrie ••••• OREST Street, until October 15th. A feature of the display will be the en­ i|" T' I AREA UNDER/ tries in the Emblem Contest with the Mtr. PI AH —. 37fs APPLICATION vL.3957 winners being announced and prizes L.5355 presented at a public reception being y held on October 14th at 4:00 pm at the (____} U.59I8 ••••• Shadow Baux Gallery. ••••• / ••••• / Come and join in, it's your interest <2> / G2EJD and participation that has helped to ••••• But, don't forget, time and ••••• quantities are running out make the Sunshine Coast Emblem a ••••• •••••• ILK ••••• success! $•••> •••••• Expires Oct. 31,1989 •••••• Emblem Committee of the •••••• (I_D Sunshine Coast Economic Development Commission rT|-^--_=FtVIGE CEIVIT-RE

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S 1.3 Acres. 5 Lots subdividable. Palmistry Reward for black female cat lost Free firewood, clearance of log •s & fersoftal 23* Mat«*ty*6b§^e % ^S Great Potential. View Lots. Gun Tarot Readings Creekside near firehall Oct. 2/89. slab pile. All must go as Is Re-Balancing 10713' lengths. You load and 24. Wanted t«» Bent Commercial Club Rd. 885-3630. #42st 886-3983 #41 Check & Compare «. Bed 3- l^J*^ Phone: Karen 886-8383 you take away. Ffrst come first Building Outstanding view lot, Hydaway Lost, set of keys Cowrie St., served, easy to handle. Pick up it' 2$, Jor Rent Clfj>jj DOVELL DISTRIBUTORS Place. Halfmoon Bay, $44,000. Sechelt. Louise. 885-4711. #41 17. Kelp Wanted <% COCAINE times are Saturday, Oct. 14 and 1009 Hwy 101, Gibsons For Sale 885-9435. #42ss Sunday, Oct. 15, 10 am to 3 pm j'* Dozen keys on ring, Gibsons (Kingo Diesel Bldg.) • Or Lease FREE at Bayside Sawmills - Port 7 Roberts Creek 5 acres, Southern Ecstatic wild truthful shy . ^ area. 886-9839. #41 886-7131 ?Y>I>? f«ttt*>'«Wat** * Mellon. #41 f 12. Mmk - 29. Wo* Wanted 1 1,500 sq ft. shop 2 bay Exposure, services avail. reader sought by like minded Woodstove, ideal for cabin. Offers i .Y impatient new male resident - Whoever found money on the ' 1,500 sq ft. storefront, 886-7610,885-3469. #41 .30 single till you say yes. 883-1194. #41 J ,i office and parts area. road in Sechelt area please call Davis Bay, 2 bdrm. rancher, 2 706 Hwy 101, Gibsons ./' 885-3792 for a substantial 15' KC Thermoglass boat, 85 HP ! yrs., 1470 sq. ft, open plan kit­ reward. #41 Garage Sales' Merc OB, $1700 OBO. Plus im­ Y j F chen, family room, 2 baths, en- port truck canopy. Offers « Y <4" J Call 886-2233 !/ suite, deck, landscaped, view Giant Flea Market 885-3326. #41 r and more. 4978 Greer Rd., ask­ plants, preserves, home baking "^"'~ ' _J_7 ~~ ENTRY DOORS 60x250' West Sechelt waterfront ing $137.500.885-9074. #43ss Announcements Found sale, Welcome Beach Hall, Redrooffs Rd., 10am Sun., Oct. 6 panel solid cedar, fir, or maple; lot, 2 cleared building sites with Fantastic Swiss style house on Vz driveway. New steps and trails Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre Raf­ 22, donations appreciated. carved or flat, $220 and up. Tim off your acre, 2253 Hwy. 101. $59,900. Two young German Shepherd down park-like hillside to rock fle. Wildlife Print Oct. 17 & 18. 885-9207 or 885-3305. #42 886-8218. #41 886-9049. #42 dogs, one male, one female, bull-dozed beach. Have septic Trail Bay Mall. #41 Redrooffs between Eureka and COAST NEWS Oct. 15 rain or shine. 1120 Sun­ permit, house plans, spectacular 1 bdrm. suite w/5 appliances. Evans. Call Lynn 885-4526. #41 Phone us today about our beauti­ nyside Road, 10am. #41 view, outstanding beach areas. Sechelt, central location. ful selection of personalized wed­ Keys and case, lower Gibsons at 885-7629. #41 sp 885-2382. #41 Gibsons Wildlife Club Annual Classifieds ding invitations, napkins, mat­ Coast News office. #41 Junque Sale Nov. 18, 10 - 2. Beach Ave., Roberts Creek, at­ ches, stationery, and more. ANDERSON REALTY 1 Small fern. Calico cat Lighthouse Donations gratefully received and at any of our convenient tractive 3 level split.home on Jeannie's Gifts & Gems The Sunshine Coast 886-2023 Ave., West Porpoise Bay. picked up. Call 886-9309 or developed private V2 acre, 4 Specialists for 885-5707. #41 886-9131. #46 bdrm., 2V2 baths, large living • Recreation TFN •frrPhoto Friendly People ; Retirement area, vaulted ceilings, skylights, COASTLINES MOBILE MUSIC . SPCA found Tuwanek area, 1 yr. Sat., Oct. 14, 9 am. Tools, bicy­ cozy kitchen, dining room, finish­ • Relocation Music for every occasions old black Lab. X male. 885-5734. cle, toys, plants, houseware & One Day Service ed family room in basement, FREE CATALOGUE 886-3674. • #41 #41 more. Chamberlin Rd. #41 On Custom Places Teredo Square, Sechelt sundecks front .and back with Enlargements 885-3211 new aggregate stone patio, car­ 5260 Havies, Davis Bay, Sat., -IN PENDER HARB0UR- Van. Toll l-ree 684-8016 Done On Premises port, lots of storage, serene RENO, 1 • Pets Oct. 14, 9-2pm, boat-trailer, The Coast News country living, only 5 min. from Large, level, % acre, serviced lot m h/hold items. 885-3743. #41 sfc SEATS &. Livestock (Madeira Park Shopping Centre) 883-9099 beaches and amenities. on Sunnyside Drive and Pratt JS! 2554 Hwy. 101, Rbts. Ck. Oct. AVAILABLE 886-2781 for appointment to Rd., Gibsons, BC. 931-3370 aft. 15, 10-2, no early birds, please Sechelt to Reno PETFOOD Marina Pharmacy 883-2888 view, $109,500. #42st 6 pm. #41 wal k up driveway if poss. #41 Oct. 21/89 SCIENCE DIET, IAMS. AC Building Supplies 883-9551 Modern duplex on acreage. Good Two 50'X100' adjoining lots on 8 Days 886-9655 TECHNI-CAL, NUTRO-MAX, Vz price on Keats Island close to water, level, income. Great . potential. Will PURINA, WAYNE. Second Enlargement —IN HALFMOON BAY- well, treed, water & power avail. finance without qualification, Also full line of bird seed at time ol order Barter __ Trade B & J Store 885-9435 985-5449 or 980-7651 for further $129,900. Phone Norm ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS And much more. Free 5x7 with every roll ot 886-9722. . #43 885-2896, 886-7272, 886-2954. Quality Farm & Garden film processed or V2 price on info. . #44s 30' Clipper F/G sloop S/S rig. TFN Supply Ltd. 8x 10- 35 mm. IN SECHELT- 764 Hillcrest Ave. 3 bdrm., Needs sails. Swap land clearing, Beautiful large view lot in Lower Pratt Rd. 886-7527 104 Teredo Square Gibsons, $45,000. 885-9778. woodstove, short walk to school If someone in your family has a equipment or W.H.Y. 883-2977. Teredo Street The Coast News drinking problem you can see TFN #41sp #43s and shopping. Lot 50'x268'. Sechelt, B.C. (Cowrie Street) 885-3930 Assumable mortgage, $69,500. what it's doing to them. Can you SPCA SPAYING PROGRAM 885-2882 Welcome Woods corner lot, gen­ 886-2455. #43 see what it's doing to you? Al- Contact Country Pumpkin or IN DAVIS BAY—- tle slope, V2 acre. 885-5067 or Anon can help. Phone 886-9903 Marlee Fashions. TFN Kenmore dryer, $250; wooden Sundowner Hotel & Dining Rooms Peninsula Market 885-9721 939-6929. #43s or 886-8656. For Sale crib. $35. 885-7858. #42 with all furnishings & equip, on Attention Teens — IN WILSON CREEK— PRIVATE SALE one acre incl. duplex residence. Al-Ateen Can Help. Phone •THE TIME HAS COME!* 9 drawer dresser, plywood cup­ Woodcreek - large executive Contact owner, 883-9676 Garden 886-2565. TFN For you to see if we boards & misc. items. 886-7505. Wilson Creek Campground 885-5937 traditional 4 bdrm., 14'x28' play Bay. ; #43 have something you collect #42 room, large family room, nook, Need a break, come to the parent What the heck —IN ROBERTS CREEK— oak cabinets, 3 washrooms, dou­ & tot' drop-in starting at St. FENNELS we're just a phone call away T&SSOIL ble attached garage, deck, patio, Hilda's Church Hall, Sechelt, Oct. Basic & Advanced So don't delay Mushroom Manure-Bark Mulch Seaview Market 885-3400 landscaped % acre, Heritage & Dog Training CALL TODAY Topsoil mixed-Hog Fuel Births 2; Wilson Creek Community Hall, French doors, etc. $133,900. Davis Bay, Oct. 3; Gibsons United • Bright clean dog Terri & Sherri By the yard or truck full. Top — IN GIBSONS — 886-7712. #44s Church, Oct. 4 & 6. (9:30-11::30 & cat boarding 886-9764 quality products at reasonable I was exposed to this outside prices. You pickup or we deliver.. am). , #41 • Dog grooming #TFNS B&D Sports 3 bdrm. modern home, view, world on August 12, 1989 to a, Phone anytime 885-5669. TFN Gower, large lot, mint. $140,000. delivery room audience of 15 "SCIENCE DIET" (Sunnycrest Mall) 886-4635 1 Beautiful cedar double entrance 885-9397 #41st baby ghouls; interns, nurses / BINGO NUTRITION CENTRE doors, prehung, includes frame, The Coast News aunts, uncles, grandparents'(Paft Has been discontinued Open 8 mn -6:30 pm il Selnta Park $175,000 *** & Rose Holowachuk and Gordon handles, deadbolts, ' $650. at Roberts Creek ' (behihef Dockside' Phkrmacy) 886-2622 • 3 bdrm. Westwood Casabella, & Ruth MacFarlance), brothers^ every day: 886-8568 886-3845. ' #44s . ...Community Hall 2400 sq. ft. ocean view-, separate (Timothy & McKinnon), and-my" STEALS ON DEADLINE IS NOON SATURDAY Black milk goat, $125, dry. Free Kroehler co-ordinating tweed lounge and dining room, family sister (Teri). Oh yah, my mother, on Tuesday Nights FOR MONDAY PUBLICATION breeding; Buck service with stall, WHEELS celery green sofa, blk/wht chair, room and adjoining kitchen, 3 (Debbie) and father (Scott) were Until Further Notice $20.885-2819. #41 new cond., $295. 886-2500 3 PM AT COAST NEWS OFFICES washrooms, large recreation with busy there too. Dr. Yaxley was Effective Immediately #42st SECHELT & GIBSONS wet bar. Wall to wall throughout his usual child-like self whose ~~~~ CO-OP FEED Stow Desk disposition adds comfort and joy Shaklee Products in harmony home, double automatic garage, with nature and good, health, Hay and petfood. Inglis auto, washer, exc. cond., to any-occasion but moreso at bir­ • Hansen Rd. off Lockyer, private sale, no agents please. ths because he truly enjoys open-. household, health, personal care. OCT. 20 & 21 guaranteed & delivered, $325. 885-5592. , . #41 st ing the doors to a new life. Charlene 885-3535. #42 Roberts Creek. 883-2648. #TFN Thanks to all; my name is Genoa.. Moldowan Feeds 885-5697. Deluxe 18 yr. old 3200 sq. ft. (on SATELLITE SALES Alexander Avery and I weighed 8 #42 883-9551 two floors) view home to be mov­ Green Onion Earth Station 7 pounds exactly. Be seeing ya.#41 ed from Tsawwassen, $15,000. INDUSTRIAL 1 yr. old female dog, medium 885-5644 size, nice markings, friendly, Phone 1-873-2592 (Van.) aft. 6 Logan and Carol (Prescott) FIRST AID TFN pm. #41 needs gd. home. 885-3792. #41 Singer electronic sewing Savard are pleased to announce 2 Week Daytime machine. 886-3954. #41sp FRESH LOCAL ORGANIC House for sale by owner in Gran­ the arrival of Sarah Jean Marie,, Industrial First Aid Course Neut. boxer, kids pet, 2 yrs. old, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES thams, close to all amenities, .4 Octobers, 1989. #41 Begins Oct. 30 eves. 886-2473. #42 3120 Husky power saw, 36" Phone 885-9357 bdrms., 2 bathrooms, large living bar; roll of .404 chain, like new Free to good homes, adorable between 12-1 room, dining room and modern used only 2 hrs., $975. Call fluffy black kittens. 886-7302. TFN kitchen. Large double garage, 886-2826. #41 sp Obituaries #42 heated, completely finished in­ CONTINUING Beautiful walnut 4 piece bdrm SUNSHINE COAST side and out with electric doors. EDUCATION suite. Exc. cond., $950. NURSERYJRw Almost V* acre, fully landscaped TELLER: Passed away suddenly 885-7144. #41s with ocean view. $129,900 on September 28, 1989. Rory 885-2991 CASTLEftOCK #1 King Alfred 7^^ Phone 886-8886. TFN Warner Teller late of Halfmoon 1 bdrm. suite cw 2 dressers (1 Daffoids Bay, age 27 years. Survived by KENNELS w/mirror), 2 night tables & 1 his loving mother Mary and Step Have just joined Vancouver Bach Highway 101, 10 for 99* Roberts Creek Queen size head board (gd. Hwy. 101, Gibsons 886-2796 Father Lome Watson; brother Choir and need place to sleep cond.), $450. 886-7319 aft. 5 0fcM- Tues. night (rehearsal), N /S, 885-9840 Vern; sister Carrie-May Stanley- pm. #41 Pressure washer, 2500 psi, 10; N/D. Mrs. Jo Hammond. n£>'- The LOWEST Clark; his grandfather Wilhelm HP Briggs & Stratton, $1900. Borchert; one niece Karalyn; and 886-2513. #42 Boarding & Grooming LADIES CASUAL WEAR 885-3241 eves. #41sp one nephew Brad. Private family No .mimals will be accepted without Be a Tops 'n Trends hostess and Let us help you heal yourself. current vaccination records. remembrance gathering. Crema­ earn discounts on purchases. 15 gal. aquarium, fully equip. Reiki, Flower Essence Treat­ tion arrangements through Devlin 886-7789, #41 First $200 takes. 886-7819. lassified Ad Rates Funeral Home. Remembrance ments, emotional blocks. Ruth or Bunnies: Angora, Lop, Rex, #41sp: donations may be made to BC Janice 885-2133. #43 Dwarf, Flemish, California. 12'boatw/9.5HP, $600; 370 cc Friends of Schizophrenics, Box 885-4657. #42 Suzuki. $300.885-3692. #41 Family winter clothing, swim-, (minimum) for 10 words $400 ,861. Gibsons, BC. #41 HEALTH Free to good homes, three 5 mos. suits, books, misc. United old kittens. Good hunters. Church Thrift Shop, bsm't at PROBLEMS? rear, Fridays, 1-3pm. #41 for each additional word English trained Holistic 885-9551. #43 25« health practitioner is Births, Lost & Found FREE! SPCA for adoption fern. Lab X Solid maple buffet & fiutch, exc. C\»* Personal available for consultation cond., $500; car seat (Strollee), FOR APPOINTMENT CAUL 885-5734; fern. Beagle/Terrier X Pay for 2 weeks. Get the 3rd week FREE $40. Phone 886-8085. #41 886-8521 and variety of cats and kittens. When paid by CASH, CHEQUE 886-7313. #41 1976 Dodge 23' motor home, ful­ or MONEY ORDER What's Psychic meditation classes by ly equipped, new Honda gen.: spiritual healer & counsellor 1 - 7 Piece Pine 2200 eves. 886-2847. #41 Gloria Yates, starting week of Black | Bedroom Suite Bidet in exc. cond., $225 OBO. Oct. 23. Phone 886-4929. #43 Music 1* Reg'1,895 % 885-5125. #42st "SttftG SCK"GLASSIFIEPS $ & Special 1,295. Mushroom buying station open in G.E. avocado range, self- Classical guitar lessons for begin­ They run until your item is sold! Gibsons, We pay top prices for cleaning, rotisserie, very little us­ ners. 885-5380. #43 1 - 7 Piece White quality pines, chanterelles, ed, $285 OBO. 886-4568. #42 $*| ^00 for up to TO word's 1 per additional word boletus, etc. 886-7820 aft. 4pm. Solid Cherry #43 Dining Suite 'Kuwara BMX, gd. cond., very Your ad, featuring one item only, will run for four consecutive. and not to be ftV Reg *3,895 light, perfect for racing. weeksandwillthenbecancelledunlessyouinstr_ctustorenew.it , "_ $ for another four, by Saturday, 3 pm. Eclipsed? INDUSTRIAL ^-Special 2,895 886-2738. #43st NO CHARGE FOR RENEWAL for as long as you want! FIRST AID <>_• Personalized piggy banks, time to for stained glass. (Not available to commercial advertisers! Tools etc. Cowrie St., Sechelt order for Christmas, Gloria Fyles, TRAINING #TFN 886-8558. ,|0pen Tues.-Sat. 10-5, Sunshine Girl Pottery. 886-7714. ALL CLASSIFIED ADS must be PRE-PAID before insertion. Are you in an unhappy relation­ 2 week day course ship? Call the Transition House ,885-3713 ' #42 For your convenience, use your MASTERCARD or VISA! 1 steel framed truck deck, for free confidential counselling. in Gibsons 8'x16'. 886-7064. #42 Inglis heavy duty washer, multi­ Skate board for sale (street 885-2944. TFN November 14 - 24 function, $250 OBO. 885-5307. Potter looking for all people in­ sucker). 886-8558 ' TFN CLASSIFIED DEADLINE #42 Do you need some information to Instructor: terested in utilizing & experienc­ At "Friendly People Places" Apart, sized dryer, 220 volt, gd. deal with your legal problem? Call Patrick Monk ing found focal earthenware clays Two couches, brown gold cond., $125; 12" Craftsman and at COAST NEWS Office the Legal Information Service School: "within walking distance" of FRIDAY 4:30 PM peacock print, exc. quality, in­ radial armsaw on solid bench, Pender Harbour 885-5881; Mondays and Trauma Tech. home. For further info, please clude 12 cushions, 3 seater, Wednesdays 9-4. TFN $450.883-2669. #42 At COAST NEWS Offices, To register phone 886-4606 contact Keith Receveur, Box 744, $200, 2 seater, $150.886-8341. Saturday, 3 PM Gibsons, BC. VON 1V0. #41 Sechelt & Cibsons ASTROLOGY READINGS (B Fit Body Works) #42 Assorted doors, some windows, 5'tub, $39.885-4162. #42 886-9249 1 steel tank, 26' dia., 15'deep, COAST NEWS Classifieds #42 or Vancouver 874-3913 The LOWEST Price! suitable for water storage, swim­ 4 radial tires, exc. cond., on VW The HIGHEST Circulation! FAX: 886-7725 Single 45 yr. old seeks 30-46 yr. Moving - need a home for fern. ming pool, etc., will move. rims, $80. 885-2251. #41 886-7064. #42 The FIRST on the street! old lady for sincere relationship. Samoyed, gd. with cats & Large semicircular counter, Photo & address first letter children, miniature black pan- '86 Skiddo MX, long tract, load­ yellow. See at Nifty Thrifty's, please, Box 320 c/o Coast News, ther. couches, little blue 2 yr. old neutered white, blue Cowrie St.. Sechelt 885-3930 Cruice Lane, Gibsons 88$«2622 . eyed, Manx, deaf, declawed. ed, exc. cond., only 2000 kms., $50. 886-2488 or 886-3440. Box 460, Gibsons. BC. VON 1V0 •Rambler', and maybe a rental for 886-2999. #43ss $3500.885-4731. #42 #43 Madeira Park Shopping Center,, Pender Harbour 883-9099 #43 ourfamily. 886-2702. #43

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Classic Unifiite 25 ft. 16' fiberglass canoe, gd. width, Porsche 911E, 930 body, lowered '86 Mercury Sable S/W, exc Sound huil, rebuilt gear, new ideal for hunting, paddles. front, flared fenders, whale tail, cond., low mileage. 886-7363. #43 hyd. steering, 302 Ford, needs 886-2155. #41 mech. fuel inject., reduced to work. Box 145 Madeira Park $18,500. No test pilots please. 73 Toyota S/W, auto, trans., 885-2240. #4iSp Boats, motorhomes, trailers, etc. 885-7191. #42st radio. $800 OBO. 886-9249. stored behind locked security, 16' Peterborough Boat, 115 HP fence, easy access. Gibsons New MAP. 1953 Ford 4 dr. Sedan, run. #42 Johnston OB.Gd. for water ski­ 886-8628. #41 program with only ALL SIZES! cond., gd. project, $500. 72 VW type III S.W. for parts, ing, fishing, pleasure, exc. & Cowrie St., Sechelt S 886-2826. #41 sp cheap, inci. 4 near new radials, cond., incl. trailer. 886-2605. 12' Lund, 9.9 HP Johnson, 5% Down Open Tues.-Sat. 10-511 1984 Chev 4X4 truck, Scottsdale mounted & balanced, $75. #42 trailer, new cond., $1750 OBO. Or" 885-2251. #41 883-2433. #41 885-371 3A 10, 6.2 I. diesel, low mileage, 14' SeaNymph rough water alum, The all new exc. cond. 886-3940. #42st 76 Chev 4X4, 4 spd., fair cond., boat w/shoreline trailer, 15 HP 16' fiberglass Sangster, sleeper KAY FOR SALE seats, full top, $1000 OBO. C.M.H.C. Loans '80 Ford F250 flatbed 4X4, $1600 firm. 885-2251. #41 Evinrude motor w/gas tank, $3.50 - Can Deliver 886-7859. #41 $4000 OBO. 885-3469. #41 sp $2500.883-9944. #42 now available on Mulch Hay - $2.50 '79 Dodge van custom Come in and see the all new 20 year 885-9357 '68 Dodge Monaco, no rust, 360 upholstery, stereo, equalizer, 14%' Sangster, new canvas, 20' fiberglass Sangster. Full top, TFN engine, 2-dr., $999 OBO. fridge, sink, 4 spd. 318, $4500 moorage paid till May '90, 40 HP 215 Fishing Machine Teleflex steering, $1500 OBO. financing O.A.C. Evinrude, needs work, $1000 or 888-7859. #41 886-7632. #41 sp firm. 886-7727 aft. 5pm. #43 For information Stroller, $15; men's skates offers. 8867781 eves. #41 22' Lynwood Express 8' 260 HP call collect (Bauer), like new, size 9, $25; 1980 Dodge Ram % ton. Extra '85JeepCJ7, 6 auto., $12,000. Volvo, 280 leg, standup head baby snugli (royal blue cord), HD - stepbox - gd. run. cond., Cliff 886-8101. #41 EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS REGAL HOMES LTD. propane stove & heater, beautiful $15.886-8558. TFN $2500 OBO. Ph. 886-2924. #44s Special savings on all models in 580-4321 77 Jeep Cherokee for parts. Cliff stock. Full marine services. teak cabin, sleeps 4, 9.5 kicker, Drapes, living 18'6"x6'8"; din­ '87 F150 P/U. Many extras, 886-8101. #41 Hyak Marine Services • MABINELTD bait tank, fridge, at Secret Cove, ing room 10'6"x7', pleated, lin­ $9900 OBO. 885-7509 aft. 6 pm. w : Fall special $20,000. 922-6885. Wrecking 75 GMC % ton P.U. 886-2246 ed, pale gold. 886-4641. #41 #42st ^S:y- ;y 885-4141: yi #41 for parts. 886-2322. #44ss #TFN V V VVVVVVVV N_X 1986 Jawa moped, 1200 kms, 7.5 Mercury Outboard. Very gd. Old style 14' Clinker boat, 8 HP Motorcycles 1979 Trans-Am, ~403 auto., immaculate cond., $400. cond. New rubber mounts. $495 ,Vk' older boat with 270 Volvo 12' F/G w/controls, 20 HP, B&S eng., needs TLC. $475 in New & Rebuilt AM/FM cass., original fast car, 886-7819. #43 Firm. 886-2513. #43 leg, with or without motorboat. motor w/trailer, $550 firm. dry storage at Gibsons Marina. '83 Kawasaki GPZ 550, exc. $3000 OBO. 883-2352. #43 $1,500, motor $1,000. 886-7314 or 1-493-6473. #42 Moving sale: elec. stove, $225; AUTO PARTS 885-5654. #41 cond. 13,000 kms. $1,500 OBO. 886-7677. washer, 1 yr. old, $400; dryer, 1976 Volvo sedan, not pretty but SECHELT MARINE \ V V V.v ,\NN\.\NX\V\X 886-7198. #44s OPEN SUNDAY #42st Yes! There is a reliable local pro- $200; exercise bicycle, $30; runs well, over $1000 repairs SURVEYS LTD. BROOKS & MILLER 10-3 Captain Bill Murray pellor repair service. 885-5278. 1979 Yamaha 750 DOHC fully swivel rocker, $50; leatherette recently done, $1600. 886-2106. Cal25, fully equipped, moorage dressed, $500 OBO. 886-3841. M.CM.M.C. M.N.A.M.S. TFN FLOOR COVERINGS LTD. chair, $25; misc. articles. A101 SUPPLY LTD #43 included, $11,500. 886-8706. Benjamin Moore & International #42st M.A.B.Y.C. • Marine 886-9360. #43 #4is Paints 8868101 1979 Chev Malibu, 2-dr., very Surveyors and Consultants 1981 Glassply hardtop 19V.' 115 Merc outboard E-Z load trailer, Marine '85 Honda 750 Intercepter, exc. Sunbeam elec. mower, $100; clean, runs great, P/S, P/B, 885-3643 27' Century Cruiser, head, exc. cond., $12,500. 464-3409. Finishes cond., $3,000. 885-5887 9-5, 3Vz HP gas mower, $125; push 1979 Mustang, auto., P/S, auto., $1850. 886-7520. #44ss gallkey, 233 HP Merc & leg, 22' Reinell I/O, in gd. shape, #42st 885-4670 aft. 5. #41 sp mower, $10; phone answering P/B, $2800. 886-7011 eves. sounder, VHF radio, etc. trailer, Commercial 1984 Dodge Mini-Van, custom in­ 225 OMC, head, stove, dual Pricing ; system, $75. 886-8668. #41 #41 $18,500,885-7501. #41sp 21' Northwest Sloop, 7Vz '81 Yamaha 550 max., gd. terior, mint, cond., $7900. heaters. 883-1122. #43 Suzuki, sleeps 4, dinghy, cond., low kms.. $800 extras in­ 8' Polar Bear rug, mounted 4 Ground Hogs on 8-hole 883-2674 (Ron). #43 25' Fiberform, 233 Mercw/Merc Bill Wood 1979 - 9.8 Mercury 0/B w/day $5,500.885-2610. #42st cl. 886-3472. #42st w/head, $4500. Has been ap­ wheels, 5/38.5 - 6.5 LT, 6 ply, leg, galley, stand-up head, full SECHELT 1979 Ford V2 ton, w/canopy, no tank, $800. 883-9286. #41 praised at $6000. 885-7938. 90% left, $600. 886-3344, electronics, sleeps 4. 885-4468. Motorcycle 1978 Yamaha XS- rust, runs fine. $2000. 16' K&C Thermalglass boat, 85 Bus. 885-2923 #41 886-3364. #41 #42st HP Evin, new canvas, new leg, Eleven, low miliage, gd. cond., 886-4547. #44ss A Res. 885-5058 trailer, $3,000 OBO. 885-5858 or $1800 080.886-8732. #41 Stanley upright piano, $600 OBO; 2 Honda Civic wagons, 1976, San Juan 24, 9.9 HP Honda, 4 Insulated canopy for short box 886-9078. TFN .UKWHWm_HH«»%«HHI wet suits, misc. dive gear, dining 1977, $720/pr. 885-2803 aft. 6 sails, CB, stereo, head, 2 burner '84-17' BOSTON WHALER MON- 1986 Yamaha Virago, 1100 km., standard pick up, $200 OBO. UTHERLAND room table & 4 chairs. 886-8434. pm. #41 stove, compass, sleeps 5, TAUK centre console 80 HP, w/ferrings, exc. cond., asking 886-7372. #41 Galvanized boat trailer single ax­ #41 GALES & $11,500. 885-7209 eves. #42st Merc, galvanized trailer, Biminy $2800 includes 2 helmets. 77 GMC (Sierra), blue, 1 ton, le. 1000 Kilogram capacity elec­ '81 Olds Omega, 4-cyl., auto., tric winch bearing buddies for top, video sounder, $15,500. 886-4690 aft. 5 pm. #43 1957 Dodge Custom Royal 4X4, P/U, damaged, fixable, 0ERVICE LTD Sailboat, 26' F/G Yamaha 9.9 HP clean, $4000. 886-3660 eves. 20' boat. Like new, $2,000. 270-6764. #41sp 886-3289 eves. #44ss new 350. roll bar & winch. 0/B, sleeps 5, ready to sail, 1975 Moto-Guzzi, 850 T, 19,000 #43 1989MABDIEB 886-9066. #42st Sacrifice, $2000. 886-3364.' moorage, $8000 OBO. 885-9772 15' Peterborough Bow Rider, 40 mi., gd. cond., $1000 Firm. 1965 - 530 Case tractor, diesel OUTBOMD SALE #42 1977 Plymouth Fury Salon, gd. eves. #41 sp 17' Wood boat, cabin, inboard. HP el. Merc, H/D trlr, $2800 885-7448. #41 with Vz yard bucket, $5500. mech. cond., $500. 886-9462. Ready to cruise, $1,750 OBO. OBO. Accept 14-16' alum, trade. 886-8974. #41 77 Ford Granada, $600 OBO. MTv! Bristler, 40^ ex- #43 886-2429. #44ss New tires all round, runs gd. gillnet/halibut boat, plywood 885-5612. #41 sp 10' radial arm saw. Sears Craft­ 886-7219. #42 '82 Toyota Land Cruiser, 8000 Cummins 903 radar, sounder, 6 HP Evinrude motor, runs exc, Wanted to Rent sman, $400; Queen size box spr­ Loran C, Mark IV pilot, 20,000 79 Ford Bronco 4X4, removable Ib. winch, 129,000 ks., very Buy, Sell, $200,885-2251. #41 ing, $20.886-7353. #41 Ib. capacity, $60,000. 883-2667 top. Very gd. cond., $3300. clean, $9100. 883-2669. #44ss eves. #41sp or Consign '87 Dodge Ram 4X4 LE150, exc. Good running 1974 Dodge SW, PARK SPACES \n-fvarne. cond., $14,000,885-4731. #42 best offer. 885-7626, 885-7855. your boat ^"~on Mobile Homes Available for new 1979 Trans-Am, 403 auto., #41 with CUMMINS • CAT mobile home of AM/FM cass. Orig. fast car, DETROIT 74 Toyota P.U. w/canopy, Fall Special your choice $3000 OBO. 883-2552. #42 $1200; 1979 -15 passenger win­ 1 HDX Logging Truck Oct. 15 - Nov. 15 UTHERLAND with Trailer 1978 Ford Fairmont, 4-cyl., dow van, best offer; propane con­ 580-4321 version kit complete with tank & 10% OFF Parts 1978 Triumph Spitfire $1200. 886-8073 days & eves. DOUBLE EAGLE ©ALES & Family requires 2-3 bdrm. home Ford carb. Ph. 885-5466 eves. 8c Labour in 1981 BMW 733I #42 Order now for SERVICE LTD to rent for reasonable monthly #41 21 Ft. Converted Lifeboat Cash Sales Spring Delivery! rate. 885-7919 Nadine. #43 1989 Grand Marquis LS, fully Phone for Engine 75 Chevy Nova, 6-cyl, 250, new 8831119 Very limited supply avail­ 1973 - 31' Airstream, rear loaded, vinyl roof, mint condition, Quiet responsible single woman battery, brakes & ali season tires, able for 1990 season! bedroom, side bath, air, con- Machine Shop low mileage, $23,000 OBO. OUTBOARDS FOR SALE new to area looking for 1 bdrm. gd. reliable transportation, $950. We are expecting 16', 17' bimation fridge, propane range, Specials 886-2518. #41 sp 9.9-20-30-40-50-70 ' HP and 18'6" boats beginning, apartment or cottage to rent for , 886-7819, . #41. many extras, presently tower ''1987-1988 Evinrudes. Excellent in February Y ' approx. $300 or a residence to XLL K^NJN PlESEL MHRJffR mainland, $12,500. 886-8930 CASH PAID 1986 Chevrolet S10 P.U. truck, condition. Lowes Resort, Virtually every model will (2 J9 "»« eves. #43 care for from Nov. to Apr. doing, 885-4604 For Some Cars and Trucks canopy, beautiful cond. 883-2456. TFN be presold, so don't wait. graduate work. 687-7050 mess. Dead Car Removal YflNfTlflR 1974 - 60x12 with 8x40 addition, 885-7919 Lee. #43 886-8324. #41 14' fibreglass boat, 50 HP Merc, 17' Deluxe Garberator new, $90; built in Abex Used Auto Parts 4 appls., exc. cond., reasonable. new leg, new trailer, new suntop on Display shower door new, $85; wall and Towing 1797 Olds Cutlass Salon, clean, 2 886-7689. #41 3 bdrm. home or cottage for Oc­ with side windows, very clean, for Viewing 883-1119 heaters new, $85; 125 amp. ser­ 886-2020 new tires, $3000 OBO. tober 1, working couple, 3 comes with 2 fuel tanks, $2,800 Reasonable Deposit* Also Secure Storage 10' wide, 2 bdrm. w/addition, vice panel new, $75; exercise TFN 885-7353. #41 children, small dog, near Gib­ bike, $50; incline bench, $25; OBO. 886-3882 aft. 6pm. Will Secure Orders lor RVs, Boats, F/S, W/D, woodstove, $9000. sons. Call collect 497-5889. rebounder, $20; ladies Mustang 1970 Corvette 350 tunnel ram, 1985 Nissan Hustler P/U, with TFNs Trail ivf 4 Cowne SECHEIT 885 ?3K and Trailers 886-8563. #41 #42 floater coat, large new, $70. new paint, tires & mags, $8,500 canopy, low mileage, exc. cond., 883-9286. #43 OBO. 886-4870. #41sp main, records avail., $6500. 886-2664,8-5pm. #43 Serger! Hardly used cost $800, '87 Toyota Camry L.E. wagon, BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING fully equip., 20,000 mi. Asking '80 Honda Civic, 5-spd., Alpine sell $500. Kathryn 886-4547. These Ads appear in the more than 90 Newspapers of the B.C. and Yukon Community stereo, new brakes, spare, tun­ #44ss $18,000. superb cond. 885-7034 Newspapers Association and reach more than 1,400,000 homes and a potential two million readers. aft. 4pm. #42st ed, bills, gd. cond., $2100 OBO. Inglis Citation 5-cycle washer, 886-3095 aft. 5 pm. #41 $159. for 25 words ($3. per each additional word) Call the Coast News at 885-3930 gd. cond., $199 OBO. 886-7151. 78 Plymouth Colt, S/W, auto., #44ss gd. cond., $1750 OBO. 1980 Chev V2 ton, 6-cyl., std., AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE 885-9288. #41sp gd. cond., $900 OBO 885-5016 Chime clock, chesterfied & chair, aft. 6. #41 Active Auto Brokers, disposal MAILORDER OPPORTUNITY. TIMBERWOLF DF-90 BRUSH Singles/co»4>te8. Complete gov­ 1/2,1,5.10+/acre riverfront and elec. fry pan, waffle iron, electric 1968 Firebird 400, 4 spd., $6500 agent for Active Bailiff Services. Sell information by maB. Profit­ CUTTERS. Cut and mulch up to ernment-approved Building Man­ view lots on the Thompson River, Firm. 886-4982. #42st 1988 Volvo 740 turbo S/W, U.S. Repossessions, estate, legate, able, tested, proven. Tailored for 16* brush. Eliminate spraying, agers Correspondence Certifi­ 6 miles West of Kamioops Lake. warming tray, washer/dryer. dozer clearing, slashing, burning cate course for aptsycondos/ model, one of a kind, all Volvo op­ care, trucks, motorhomes, boats. Canadian operators. No mer- Terms OAC. Call collect, 886-7031. #43 1988 Nissan Pulsar, $15,900. CaH Mr. Price (only), (604)434- dhancfise investment required. and reduce your costs 30%. fhses/mini-storage. Guaranteed (604)373-2282. tions, inc. sunroof, SRS and ABS FOREST LEASE. (403)484- Placement Assistance. RMTI. Ph. 886-7727 aft. 5 pm. #42st 1819. D5476. Free references. Garant, Box TRC 453 CB, modified w/preamp systems, dark metallic green, 2895WM. Thunder Bay, Ont P7B 0501. 901-700 W. Pender, Vancouver, BC.V6C lO8;(604)681-5456.. mike, $250; compact elec. stove, 76 Dodge Van, 360, auto., black leather and velour int., very LEASE OR BUY - Short-term 503. . RENTALS $150.885-2314. #42 clean, low mileage, Asking lease returns. 1969 Dodge Cara­ Radial tires, new paint job, very van, 7-passenger; 1989 Aerostar CAR WASH OPPORTUNITY! FOR SALE MISC. PRESSMEN, FIRST AND SEC­ NEW GROUND LEVEL garden $29,500.886-4568. #42 The world's first-class computer­ townhouses, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath­ Gibsons White dryer, $150, c/w gd. cond., partially camperized. XLT; 1989 Topaz, loaded; 1968 Lighting fixtures. Western Can­ OND, required for busy cold-set Asking $2500. 886-9626. #41sp Bronco XLT. Call oofect.1-(604)- ized car wash and wax system. Web shop. Day and evening rooms, gas fireplaces. Convon- free broken Inglis washer. 78 Chev Capri, $500 OBO. The Hi-Glow Waxer is now avail­ ada's largest display. Wholesale iently located, Chilliwack Cotton­ 966-4291, Dick/Harold, 8:30a.m.- and retail. Free catalogue avail­ shifts available. Resume to Jon 886-3875. #43 1967 Dodge Monaco, 318 cu. 885-7638 aft. 6pm. #42st 8:30p.m. DL8633. able only from Car Beautician CampbeN, 4416 West 1st Ave- wood Retirement ViBage, 7610 Canada. CaB toll-free 1-800-663- able. Norbum Lighting Centre, Evans Road, Sardis. $595/mo. P/B, P/S, auto., no rust, gd. 4600 East Hastings Street, Burn­ nue, Vancouveer, B.C., V6R4J4. Full size crib, maple colonial, '54 Chev Vi ton, runs good, body No money down OAC. Lease/ 7553 or write Car Beautician To view, (604)858-3555. cond., $850. 886-3406. #41 Canada Limited, 3580 West 49th aby, B.C. V5C 2K5. Phone WORK WITH US! It's fun! Excit­ $90; Gerry carrier, like new, $25; exc, extra parts. 885-5866. buy any new/used car or truck. (604)299-0666. snow skis, offers. 886-7520. #43 Deal direct with factory broker. Avenue, Vancouver, V6N 3T7. ing fashions! Independence! 1980 Ford Econoline 250 super- #42 You won't be disappointed. Extra money! A free sample line! CaB collect NOW. (604)290- GOVERNMENT CASH SERVICES van, dark brown, unmarked, gd. 3659. D.6099. CaS collect: (416)632-9090. NEW MODERN HAIR SALON for GRANTS NOW AVAILABLE!! Major ICBC and injury claims. 1969 Edition listing provindaVfed- (416)827-2660. MA CHERIE order, $3950. 885-4501 aft. •ale on Vancouver Island. En­ homefashtonsshows, Est. 1975. Joel A. Wener, trial lawyer for 21 5pm. #41 Campers BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES quiries write Box 367, Port eral grants for businesses, farm­ years. Call collect, 736-5500 Autos McNeill. B.C. VON 2P0, or phone ers, students, artists, seniors. OVERSEAS WORK: A fantastic Vancouver, tf no recovery, no START YOUR OWN IMPORT/ $24.95 cheque, credit card, '83 Ford Escort SW, 82,400 Motorhomes (604)288-3450 between 6-10pjn. challenge awaits you. Work in fee. No Yukon enquiries. 1971 International diesel 20' flat EXPORT business, even spare C.O.D. Oakdale Publishing, NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA. #200, 4505-101 St., Edmonton, deck, cab over T/A, runs well, kms., 4-spd, red, AM/FM Cass. 1986 27' Class A Empress motor time. No money or experience. REASONABLY PRICED laser EUROPE. A variety of farming ICBC INJURY CLAIMS? Cal Since 1946. Free brochure: therapy program, equipment and T6E5C6. (403)434-4444. $5000. 885-3337. #42st Everything works. Gd. cond. New home, low miles, exc. cond. placements available including Dale Carr-Harris - 20 years a trial exhaust, water pump, timing Wade World Trade, c/o Cdn. training included. Excellent return Dairy and Pigs. If you are be­ lawyer wkh five years medical Many extras. 886-4908 or Small Business Inst. Dept W1, on investment. (Nota franchise.) CELLULAR PHONES. Whole­ Single axle dumptruck, 14 yd. chain. Must sell, $3200. Bought sale. Handhekfe - Diamondtel tween 19-28 and interested in fur­ school before law. 0-669-4922 854-1159. #42s 1140 Belamy Rd. N. #1, Scarbor­ (604)420-6587. ther details contact: IAEA, (Vancouver). Experienced in box, exc. shape, city tested. new vehicle will accept first reas. ough. Ontario M1H1H4. 90X, $1695; Nokia P-30. $1149; FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY!!! NEC SC, $1495; Motorola 8000. #206, 1501-17 Ave. S.W., Cal- head injury and other major 886-2924. #44s offer. 885-5503. #41 15' Trillium, sleeps 4, fridge, gaiy,AB,T2T0E2. claims. Percentage fees avail­ PANAGOPOULOS 2-FOR-1 Sales and distribution of 3D $1199. New earphones, port­ stove, furnace, $3500. Cameras. Not sold in any store. able. 76 Chevelle S/W, reliable '59 Morris Oxford, rebuilt head, PIZZA franchises now available ables, etc.! Full warranty. En­ TECHNICIANS REQUIRED. 886-2302. #42 in various B.C. and Aberta loca­ Chance of a lifetime! Fun and quire (604)298-0080. trans., has rust, $700 OBO. radials, no rust, $950 OBO. Cariboo's No.1 auto dealership, tions. Call (604)859-6621 to In­ pnlltl CaH (604)980-4506 NOW - Lake City Ford Sales Ltd., re­ POND AID - Cutrine for algae free 886-8250. #41 st 1976 Emperior motorhome, Ford, 886-7859. #41 quire about these excellent busi­ Mr. Eaton. LIGHT FIXTURES, electrical quires immediately two automo­ clean water. Odor free. Free exc. mech. cond., $11,500. ness opportunities. motors, generators, prose con­ tive technicians. Top wages, consultation. Call, write: Natural 76 Transam, new clutch, engine 1986 Ford Taurus, exc. cond., 886-7934. #43 verters, transformers, fans, weld­ benefits, and working conditions. Aid Products, #1. 4415-61 Ave. tires, gd. cond., $3,000. fully loaded, 47,000 km. THRIVING JANITORIAL BUSI­ EDUCATION ers, wiring materials. Phone for Resume and references required. S.E., Calgary, T2C 1Z6. 1-800- $10,900 OBO. Ph. 886-7586. #41 '81 Dodge Maxi-Van, custom NESS (or sale. Located in free literature. FRIES EN ELEC­ Contact Heino Seibert at 661-8467,1403-2794881. 885-2657. #42st Golden. Owners retiring. Box •IF YOU SPEAK* TRIC, Abbotsford (604)859-7101 built by Get Away, exc. cond., (604)392-4455 or 715 Oliver St.. 1583. Golden, B.C., VOA 1HO. a foreign language, train now for or 1-800-663-6976. Williams Lake. B.C. V2G1M9. $11,950,886-8487. #43 (604)344-6457 or (604)344-5762. work in your own area. Please TRAVEL call Vancouver (604)689-3611. Arthriticpaln? Stiff joints? Sleep­ JOB OPPORTUNITY' 20' 1973 motor home with new SMALL WELL-ESTABLISHED Certified Legal Interpreters of ing hands? "Beulah OH* halpell DISCOUNT TRAVEL CLUB. 1989 GMC motor. 883-2537. BUSINESS in Creston, B.C. B.C. ' Brochure/information, $1 from: Advertising sates representative Mexican vacation for two with Yamaha dealership, Husqvarna, Beulah Land, Box 1086, Portage for thriving Cariboo weekly news­ membership, 5% to 50% off al #41 Stihl, DMC, Echo. Small engine HOW TO PLAY POPULAR piano La Prairie, Man., R1N3C5. paper. Sales experience essen­ travel needs, $399. (604)439- repair, sales and service. Estab­ or organ. New home study tial. Opportunity for advance­ 0870 Monday to Friday. 31' Prowler 5th* wheel trailer, lished cfentele. Phone (604)428- course. Fast, easy method. 1946 TAYLOR CRAFT 1320 ment. Salary plus commissions. $9800 080.883-9014. #43 4315, Ken or Rocky. Guaranteed! FREE information. EDO floats. New 1800A skis, Send resume to: Herald House Write: Studio 23,3284 Boucherie ""* VICTORIA B.C.- 85h.p., Continental eng., 680 Publishing, #414-1033 Davia St., The ADMIRAL HOTEL •'"• MONEY-MAKING AND CA­ Rd., Kelowna, B.C..V1Z2H2. S.M.O.H..2300T.T.S.N. Asking Vancouver. B.C.. V6E1M7. REER opportunities. Earn up to Fine accomodation overlooking $21,000. Phone (403)668-7549. the beautiful harbour. House­ $1500 a week. Complete Infor­ MONEY-MAKING OPPORTUNI­ A NEW CAREER! Prestige 10- mation on over 150 career occu­ TIES! Learn Income Tax Prepa­ keeping units, reasonable rates Marine SIGNS UNLIMITED: Indoor and year-oid muilt-mlllion-dollar firm and friendly personal attention pations and a new success ration or Basic Bookkeeping. Tax outdoor changeable; illuminated seeks 2representatives t o sera- money books and tapes. (Phone deductible certificate courses by from family owners. CAA recom­ signs, complete with letters and ice established retail accounts in mended. 257 Benevie St., Victo­ 25' Appollo 225 Merc I/O, stand- between 9a.m.-10p.m.). 1-403- home study. For tree brochures, numbers. Custom made signs your area. Expect earnings of 842-4288 ext.B11. Career re­ no obligation, contact U&R Tax ria, B.C. V8V 1X1. (604)388- up head, stove, equipment, also available. We guarantee our $1500 to $2000+ (comm.) 6267. fridge, tandem trailer. Worth ports - success money books - Service, #205-1345 Pembina product. Call (604)338-7470. weekly. Placement effective Hwy..Winn*»g,MN, R3T2B6. $15,000. Make offer 883-2438, immediately for qualified appli­ 1-800-665-5144. Enquire about cants. Cal! (416)756-2111 or HKAEG! TRAVEL-NEWS!! Fall 883-2433, 883-2387 or HOMEMAKERS, WAIT­ GARDENING exclusive franchise territory now (416)756-7796 for your confiden­ * Winter Saat Sale! Grrrrttf 883-9440. #42st RESSES, SECRETARIES, Mr. available. Moms: Part-time MLM business DISCOVER THE ULTIMATE tial interview. tavel bargains: opportunity! Revolutionary 3-D GARDENER'S STORE! Green­ London from $559; 42' Kasasa 671 Jimmy, Gibsons camera takes amazing photos - EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY houses, hydroponics, lighting. CINEMAZOO Animal Agency Is Amsterdam from $399; Dock, $3800. Gord 886-2308 aft. sells on sightl Distributors Over 2000 products plus garden­ looking for domestic and exotic Frankfurt from $698; 6 pm. #42s needed In every town! Fortune to SKIDDER, 1988 JD640D, 6-cyl- ing books. Call toll-free 1-800- animals for opportunities in film Munich from $738. be made! Promotion solution, 545 inder turbo, 23.1x2610-ply tires, 663-5619 for free catalogue. and advertising. Domesticated KAEGI TRAVEL, 18' 79 Zeta, full canvas, port-a- - 5 St. S.W., Medicine Hat, AB, winch, 1272 hrs., now condition, WESTERN WATER FARMS, #3- North American wildlife needed Vancouver, B.C. potty, 140 HP I/O, $5500. TIA 4H3. Please phone $80,000. Phone Brandon, Mani­ 20120-64th Ave., Langley, B.C., Immedlatsryl Call Cinemazoo, !•!.: „ (604)879-6858 and 684-8441. SAVE!!!! 885-4537. #41sp (403)428-2343, toba, (204)725-2627 days. V3A4P7. Coast News, October 9,1989 19.

Quiet, responsible female looking Waterfront suite in Gibsons. Substitute childcare workers for Wanted: Casual babysitter 1 day, for 1 bdrm. home or private suite. Prefer N/S female. Call on-call basis for Halfmoon Bay weekly for 15 mos. old. Longterm, reasonable rent in Gib- 886-7570. #41 Childcare Centre. No exper. 886-8762. #41 sons/Sechelt area. Call Nancy necessary but must be mature, Have suite in Vancouver, wish to PuddleDucks Daycare in 886-8474. #41 caring persons. 885-3654. #43 Editor: These changes, made without 4. Rezoning that will change exchange for quiet suite on Coast Langdale has full-time openings. Regarding your editorial in Self-contained room, basement proper discussion within our the way of life for many of our for one month. 886-9503. Part-time CDA with bookkeeping 886-3767. #43 the Coast News of October 2, community, involve: suite, for single working male, #41 responsibilities for Pender Har­ fishermen and other individuals Wanted: Full-time nanny Monday referring to our deep troubles in refs. avail. 886-7353. #41 bour practice. Pender Harbourites 1. The hundred-unit develop­ who work now out of their own Gibsons, large bright 1 bdrm. to Friday for 2 & 4 yr. old girls. only need apply. Contact Dr. Pender Harbour as a "nasty lit­ ment at Farrington Cove, with house and even more current; HELP - Family needs 2/3 bdrm. ground level suite, $475 plus 30 886-8085. #43 Kingsbury at 883-9019. TFN tle squabble" and our all that portends in pressure on accom. for Dec. only. Furnished % utils. Showing Sun. Oct. 15 Ratepayers Association "pro­ sewage, water, roads and 5. The lopping off of a sec­ pref. 886-8762. #43 between 2 & 4pm, 440 S. Flet­ Small Equipment Operator for bably" as an •'umbrella tion of our tax base in Area A, cher. Prefer non-smoker. Michel schools; part-time work, good for semi- organization for...political 2. The development of Pear­ which will increase our taxes. 877-1666. #41 retired individual. Please reply to Legal aspirations". son Island at the entrance to our Unfortunately, we do not Box 321, c/o the Coast News, I am astonished that you think our elected representative For; Rent Box 460, Gibsons, B.C. VON HIGHWAYS - TENDERS harbour, which may not be as 1V0. #41 think that any of us would go to self-sufficient as the developers has properly represented us in Help Wanted Electoral District: Mackenzie so much trouble to revive our would like us to think it is, and these matters. Rather than try­ Experienced hairdresser needed. Highway District: Sunshine ing to descredit our earnest ef­ Coast/Howe Sound Ratepayers Association unless is therefore a potential burden Professional resumes do make a Ph. 885-5454 or 885-5455. #41 we found it absolutely essential on all the rest of us; forts, we would hope that Gor­ difference! Call ARBUTUS OF­ Project Number: C5816 don Wilson will wake up to our FICE SERVICES 885-5212 for fast Project Description: to do so, in the face of enor­ R.N. Reconstruction of Joe Road mous changes that are being 3. The current and future needs and work with us for the and confidential service. development of homes right on #TFN or and Miles Road made right now to the com­ ecologically sustainable com­ Tender Opening Date/Time: munity in which we have chosen the shores or our drinking water munity to which we all aspire. Part-time CDA Fridays & Satur­ October 30, 1989 at 2 pm. supply, Garden Bay Lake; Edith Iglauer Daly. 1 and 2 bdrm. condos, fully days, full-time CDA Wed. through M.O.A. to live. furnished with kitchen File: 05-89-005 Sat. for Sechelt Dental Centre, Medical Office facilities from Oct. 1 through Surety Bid Bond or Certified starting Jan. Contact Dr. Apr. 30/90. $550 and up. Assistant Deposit Cheque is required. Kingsbury at 885-3244. • TFN Wilson has "seen the light" Please contact Joanne Burt To teach 2 week medical ter­ (10% of Bid Sum) for appt. minology course. Curriculum Tender documents with supplied. Editor: was not such a good idea to a "vocal minority." 885-7184 Waitresses & envelope, plans, specifica­ There has been quite a have the guy behind the most The last time I heard that line CONTINUING tions and conditions of notorious land flip in Pender tender are available free of. newsworthy development in the Richard Nixon was using it to Roberts Creek Hail avail., Bartenders EDUCATION charge ONLY from Sunshine Farrington Cove controversy Harbour history and his real throw critics off his trail during dances, parties, weddings, 885-2991 Coast District Office, 1016 which I tried to point out in a estate agent sitting in his Ad­ the Watergate coverup. equipment rental. Yvonne Seamount Way, P.O. Box visory Planning Commission at 885-4610. TFN letter to the other paper last 28. _ Y 740, Gibsons, BC. VON 1V0 week, but I guess they figured it the same time as the flip was Gordon's taking of my advice Davis Bay/Wilson Creek Hall between the hours of 8:30 wasn't complimentary enough getting okayed by the regional shows he is not beyond help, Business & but there are still two questions available. Wheelchair facilities. Peninsula Motor Inn Home Services and 4 pm, Monday to Friday, to Gordon Wilson. I don't board. Phone 885-2752 or 885-9863. except Holidays. know why. There's a few soreheads he must answer before he can #43 886-2804 PEERLESS TREE TFN Phone number of originating around who might quibble that get this critic off his trail. One SERVICE LTD. office is 886-2294. Commercial building for rent. Front service staff & back service The fact is I want to con­ Gordon never found his cons­ is, why did he put Howatt and staff, part-time & full-time, need­ Topping - Limbing - Danger Tree Tenders will be opened at Alexander on his APC in the 886-9500 anytime. TFN Removal, Insured, Guaranteed gratulate Gordon, because he cience after until the million- ed immed., apply in person only. Sunshine Coast District Of­ Work. Free estimates. 885-2109. has finally seen the light and dollar rezoning deal was safely first place? The second is, why 16 LUXURY The Omega Restaurant. #41 fice. did he remove them? APARTMENTS Responsible non S/D lady will Tucker Forsyth bounced the flipper twins off sealed and delivered, but as Flag persons, part-time only. Ex­ his APC. I'm quite proud of Gordon pointed out in a full- Answer those two questions FOR RENT babysit your home plus garden, District Highways satisfactorily, Gordon, and peo­ The finest location on the Coast perience not essential. Mail pets., Jan-Feb./1990. Manager this because he did it the very page ad in his favourite local opposite Gibsons Marina. resume to Box 401, c/o Box 68, 886-7369. #41 Ministry Official week after I called upon him to paper last week, the people who ple like me will be relieved to Beautiful views. Walking distance Coast News, Sechelt. #41 do it in a letter to the editor. disagree with the way he stop asking them. DO YOU NEED #42 to all amenities. Security entry. £$•>&: W.L. White Saga Seafarms is currently hiring Carpet/upholstery cleaning, I guess he decided after all it operates are nothing more than THE WESTPORT aquaculture technicians. brush cutting, heavy weed P.O. Box 561 Resumes to Box 94, Garden Bay, eating, rubbish removal, win- Gibsons, BC VON 1V0 BC. VON 1S0 or call 883-9581. dow/eavestrough cleaning, s_r%n #44 'Vision* herbicide "myopic #42 mobile home washing, janitorial Ministry of Transportation Room and board in Roberts School District No. 46 work (commercial). Skip's and Highways Maintenance Service. 885-2373. Honourable Neil Vant. Minister Editor: No, the compound breaks by this process is the human Creek, $400. 886-2821. #41 (Sunshine Coast) Giving You the Freedom to Move Dear readers I submit to you down, so it no longer resembles requires a Laboratory Assis­ race. 1 bdrm. shared accommodation Foundation & framing crew tant for Chatelech and an unsolicited proposal that if its former self but is now only a Families in the area affected for single woman, Selma Park available. Reasonable rates. Pender Harbour Secondary INVITATION the Ministry of Forests (MOF) collection of singularly toxic by the application of this pro­ area. 885-7896. #41 Quality workmanship. Greg Schools for 4 hrs./day, with TO truly believes that the herbicide chemicals building up in our en­ 885-5111 #42 duct should not settle for Small office space in Sechelt, one day at Pender Harbour. TENDER 'Vision' also known as 'Roun­ vironment. But hey, no pro­ anything less than no spraying $90/mos. 885-3971. #41 Rate of pay is $12.98/hr. (to Electoral District: MacKenzie dup', is safe, let's have them blem, the normal review process at all. If we are going to have a start). Interested parties Highway District: prove it. The wise foresters can has been followed. Feel safe environment for our West Sechelt, cozy 2 bdrm. should contact the under­ Work Wanted Sunshine Coast assured? house, spectacular waterfront do so by non-lethal dose, say children and future generations signed for a complete list of Project Number: C-5818 perhaps only one ounce mixed I don't trust the normal overlooking Georgia Strait & Trail duties and experience re­ Framing crew available, air Project Description this type of practice must be Islands, $500. 594-3442 Tim. quired. Formal written ap­ equipped. Ph. aft. 6 pm. Zilinsky Road Resurfacing with their favourite beer, or well review process. This is the same stopped. #42 plications will be received up 886-7830. TFN Powell River, BC water for those who oppose the assurance given the residents of When are the ministries going until Monday, October 16. toxic .effects of alcohol. every now-polluted environ­ Sandy Hook waterfront, modern to realize that it's not an 80 year Mr. J.D. Pope FREE DEAD CAR Tenders Will be Opened on: .q ., A toast to the rest of us non- ment. That is what got us all in­ 2/3 bdrm. furn. cottage, growth cycle of forest crops we Principal , . > :• .i. REMOVAL;; ^October 18. 1989,at 2 pm. available Oct-May for N/S prof/' str listing souls. What do you say to this mess (pollution). need but a sustained yield and a Chatelech Secondary School : 886-7028 V TFN at: Ministry of Transporta­ couple, $600. Refs. requ. boys and girls? You can't eat the prawns clean, safe environment. Heal­ Box 1430 Will do gardening, lawn mowing, tion & Highways, 1016 Sea-, (1)420-3765. #42 - The pseudonym 'vision' from Howe Sound. Areas thy forests require a diversity of Sechelt, B.C. VON 3A0 weed eating, plus cleaning.etc. mount Way. Gibsons, BC. Y Surety Bid Bond or Certified should be prefixed by 'myopic', around Prince Rupert are closed plant species not a build-up of Share fully furnished house 886-7306. #41 Deposit Cheque is not re­ to be more representative of the to prawn fisheries. The soil in Roberts Creek, N/S, $350/mos. Woodworking piecework, some toxins in soils and water tables. MICHAEL HAMER, R.M.T. quired. False Creek is contaminated. Arthur 885-9859. #42 machines required. Robin type of resource managers that So what do you say Mr. 885-3831 aft. 5. #43 Part-time Accountant for Small Tender documents with prescribe it. The MOF main­ Lead fall-out from automobile Grechner and Mr. Hawry and 3 bdrm. townhouse, close to Businesses and Health Practi­ envelope, plans,.specifica­ Experienced Seamstress required tains this toxin remains in the exhaust contaminates the soil all of your superiors in the school, Gibsons, $650/mos plus tioners. Weekly/Monthly com­ tions and conditions of for piecework. Hrs. flexible. Call tender are available free of environment for only six mon­ everywhere. All because of the MOF, let's have a public toast util. From Dec. 5th. 886-2226. puterized bookkeeping, year-end charge ONLY from the ths. Where do they think it goes normal review process. #42 886-9652. #41 financial statements, personal to the Petraschuks, in good Ministry of Highways Office, after that? Just 'poof and it One of the undesirable (non- faith, to their health. Wanted: Female live-in compa­ and corporate tax returns. Modern furnished home, elec. 1016 Seamount Way, Gib­ vanishes. crop) species being controlled nion. Free rent in return for light REASONABLE RATES John P. MacDonald heat, 6 appl., col. TV., cable, 41 sons, BC. or Ministry of housekeeping duties. Apply in 886-7589 # seciuded Redrooffs Halfmoon Highways Office, 1690 Main person 414 Alderspring Rd. Own St.. North Vancouver, BC. Bay. Suit couple or single, N/S, Carpenter - new to area, looking car essential. #41 between the hours of 8:30 Support for Petraschuk felt no pets, children. Special terms for finish, framing, renovation work. Contact at 1029 Roberts am and 4:30 pm, Monday to to mature responsible tenants Sunshine Assoc, for the Han­ Creek Rd. #41 Friday, except Holidays. Editor's Note: The following Because of high rainfall and downhill into the creek and con­ with refs. Avail. Oct. 31 to Mar. dicapped require casual and part Phone number of Contact the 70 per cent grade on the site, centrate in the water. Will the 31. 885-9398aft. Oct. 5. #42 was received for publication. time working into full time sup­ Builder contractor available for Person: R.C. White (Powell Honourable Dave Parker erosion of the already-thin layer Ministry of Forests wait until port staff for client training and River, 485-9534) or A. Nagy 2 bdrm. furn. house Granthams custom homes in Gibsons and of topsoil is rapid. Removal of someone dies to decide that put­ development in residential service Sechelt areas. White Rock (North.Van. -987-9311) Minister of Forests Landing, short term rental, the tree roots as a retaining ting toxic substances into drink­ for mentally handicapped adults. 538-9238. #42 Parliament Buildings $625/mo. 886-4996. TFNs agent further accelerates the ing water is wrong? Experience an asset but we will M.V. COLLINS Victoria, B.C. DIRT HAPPENS! process. Fully furn. 2 bdrm. condo upper train. Drivers lie. req. deliver DEPUTY MINISTER Dear Sir: I regret that I voted for this resume to Dale at 1057 Fairview Let us clean yours fast and effi­ insensitive government that we Gibsons. Nov. 1 to Apr. 1, 1990. I write this letter in support of Although the Ministry of Rd., Gibsons or phone 886-3217. cient. 886-7815. #41 now have, and the destruction $750/mo., sorry no pets. Robi Petraschuk and her fami­ Forests insists that the herbicide 886-8059. #41 #41 Handyman - all jobs considered, ly, who are protesting logging of Ms Petraschuk's creek as a 'Vision' is "safe", using it near water supply has convinced me Storage VOLUNTEERS minor plumbing a specialty. SZi and herbicide spraying in the a drinking water supply seems 883-9278. #43 that I will support a more sen­ Boat - Motorhomes - Trailers NEEDED vicinity of a creek that supplies very dangerous. With insuffi­ 886-8628 #43 drinking water to her and her sitive political party in the next Co-leader Man 35 with truck will do fenc­ cient topsoil to absorb the toxic Ministry of Transportation neighbours in Pender Harbour. election. Single gentleman wishes female ing, odd jobs, etc. 886-8464. chemical it can only run for Roberts Creek #43 and Highways I am concerned that if Ms Gus Provencher to share cottage, Gibsons area, Girl Guide group Honourable Neil Vant. Minister Box 320, c/o Coast News, Box Giving You the Freedom to Move Petraschuk's water rights are Approx. 10 hours per month Rubber tired backhoe for hire. denied, then the rights of all of 460, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0. Delivery Person Cal! 886-9764. #43 Goat raffle still on #43 Desperately needed in us are in danger. HOME & GARDEN RENOVATIONS HIGHWAYS-TENDERS 3 bdrm. home, 640 Conrad Rd., Redrooffs area Wednesday Electoral District: Mackenzie afternoons Painting, etc., good rates. Soil erosion caused by the Editor: good home for the animal. Rbts. Ck., avail. Nov. 1, F/S, Highway District: Sunshine Volunteer Fall Fair Joh 868-8161 clear-cut logging done on the While I normally would not I know Gail cares a great deal $425/mo., Van. 439-1652 #43 Coast/Howe Sound 'Misery Mile' site has greatly air Chamber misunderstandings weekends 886-8725. #43 Volunteers to help for one Project or Job Number: about her goats and when she Contractor/Crew day only. Lots of fun. N5690B •diminished both the quality and in the editor's columns of the questioned me about the kind of Wanted: Vancouver house in ex­ Companion Avail, for framing or total project. Project or Job Description: the quantity of water supplied local press, I feel it politic to res­ home the goat would go to I change for Rbts. Ck. home, for 1 To visit and take seniors Pis. lve. msg. for Jamie Guardrail & Median Bar­ by the creek and the recent pond to the letter from Gail eagerly suggested she be the to 2 yrs. 430-5373. #43 on outings. Time as can be 921-7592 or Mark 985-7266. #43 rier Supply and Installation spraying of the herbicide 'Vi­ Huggins of Seabreeze Saanens, judge. Also, I understand Gail's given Gibsons basement room, single Tender Opening Date/Time: sion' is a threat to the health of regarding the Sechelt and concern for the goat as I was For these and more oppor­ October 26, 1989 at 2:00 pm District Chamber of Com­ working man, $300/mos. Call tunities please contact the every person drinking the water. raised on a farm and we not on­ Helen 886-8641. #41 File: 05-89-006 Having 40 years experience as merce's Goat Raffle. ly had goats as farm animals but VOLUNTEER ACTION Child Care Surety Bid Bond or Certified The idea of a Goat Raffle I had goats as pets. Neither the Nov. 1 or earlier, waterfront CENTRE 885-5881 Deposit Cheque is not re­ an engineer, I can clearly see home, Ige sunny private liv- quired. that the geography and climate originated as a fun way to raise Chamber nor I would see the Student familiar with a Tandy Sitter required for 8 mos. child, ingrom w/bedroom & bath, of the area should have made it funds for the Chamber. From animal go to a home where it computer wanted to help 8-year- light housework, my home, Mon. Tender documents with shared kitchen, min. from the beginning it was would not be cared for. old learn his new machine. to Thurs. Days. 885-7253 aft. 6 envelope, plans, specifica­ obvious to the Ministry of Sechelt, all util. incl., some furn. understood, and printed on the 886-4996. TFNs pm. #43 tions and conditions of Forests that logging would All of this aside, the avail. $350/mos. 885-3409. #41 tender are available free of seriously harm the water supp­ tickets, that the winner of the Chamber is still having the raf­ Waitress/clerk management charge ONLY from Sunshine goat would have to provide a 2 bdrm. apt. Lower Gibsons. No Mother of 2% yr. old will babysit ly. fle and we invite the community training full/part time, Seaview Coast District Office, 1016 pets, no kids. 886-8223. #41 in my home. Have a large home to join in and have some fun Gardens Restaurant. Apply in andyard in Rbts. Ck. 886-7443 or Seamount Way, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0 between the with it. In the spirit of the raffle 1 bdrm. suite, $500/mos plus person Wed./Thurs. eves, or 886-9112 aft. 5pm. #41 I am purchasing tickets in my share util. Gibsons 885-9859. phone 886-3520. No experience hours of 8:30 and 4:00 pm Petition not legal Monday to Friday, except Ask for David. #41 necessary. #43 Living in or near Sechelt and father's name, and I hope he looking for quality child care? We Holidays. Editor: them - write to them - let them wins. I know he will provide a 3 bdrm. executive house Roberts Cooks Helper or have day care spaces and would Phone number of originating Our "Save the Park" meet­ know how you feel about this. good home because he knows, Creek, $80p/mos. 885-9859 ask Apprentice be willing to help arrange car office: 886-2294. ing with Mayor and council They vote on this on November enjoys and respects farm for GeorgeY #41 Future advancement pooling, etc. Halfmoon Bay Child Tenders will be opened at animals. possible. Please apply with Care Centre. 885-3654 morn­ went well. They took the peti­ 1, 1989. 4 bdrm. house in quiet cul-de- Sunshine Coast District Of­ Yours sincerely, resume to ings, 885-3739 7:30arn-6pm. fice, 1016 Seamount Way, tion as a point of interest as it At least $25,000 of our tax sac, close to schools & stores. Mariners' Restaurant Don Siemens y #43' Gibsons. B.C.,VON 1V0. was not a legal petition. payers' money is going to pay 886-2196. #43 T.M.Forsyth We presented 733 names of for a private lawn bowling club Day care available for children 18 Drop off your Small 2 bdrm. cottage. W. District Highways Manager voterd," 259 children's names in our Hackett Park. It will be mos. to school age. also after COAST NEWS Sechelt. Elec. heat. Pref. a Ministry Official and 91 names from the Sechelt private membership only and school care for Grades 1 up. FUU, mature person. $400/mos. Indian Band. I did not realize CLASSIFIEDS part time & drop in spaces there is going to be an age limit. 885-7813. _#41 at available. Halfmoon Bay Day Cart) that a legal petition consists of: Hackett Park will no longer be a signature-printed name-street 1 bdrm. cottage, Langdale. Wood Centre 885-3654 ' mornings. %£i public park. WILSON CREEK heat. W/D, $375/mos. Avail. rMarittersi 885-3739 7:30am-6pm. #43 address-phone number. Say "No" to lawn bowling in CAMPGROUND Nov. 1.886-2642 aft. 7 pm. #41 The best thing to do now to Hackett Park. Call your In Wilson Creek iSRMUuranlJf Molly Mouse Day Care spaces "Save our Park" is to lobby our aldermen and mayor today until noon Saturday Mobile home, fully furnished, Day shift Mon. to Fri., 10am- available. Ask about our new Ministry of Transportation "A Friendly People Placa" sleeps 2 or 3. Incl. Hydro, cable 6pm. No phone calls, apply in breakfast program. Call aldermen. We voted them in to -phone 885-1986 now. and Highways speak for us (we employ them Georgina Sager TV. $600/mos. Selma Park. person to Ernie & Gwen's, Gib­ 886-3913 or drop in to 624 Far- Honourable Neil Vant. Minister 885-7626,885-7855. #41 sons. TFN nhamRd. . #46 Giving You the Freedom to Move as well as the mayor) - phone Sechelt

l> if overreact and then severely the opening up of a watershed restrict entry to the area." for recreational use. With a lot The fate of a proposed Mountain said it was impor­ of people entering the watersh­ Tetrahedron wilderness park is tant to define the boundaries of ed, he said, "to offset the still in limbo after last week's the area in question and "take danger of disease you have to meeting comprised of represen­ inventory of the relevant pour chlorine into the water. tatives from the forestry service, forests, lakes, alpine areas, Everybody from here to Gib­ the Sunshine Coast Regional etc." sons, will be complaining his; Employment District (SCRD), the Forestry "We need to find out what's goldfish are dying." Advisory Committee (FAC) there," he said. '' Training and groups intent on retaining The figures Mountain quoted Bakewell was especially con­ Sed Project the recreational value of the cerned with the potential water at the FAC meeting were: 54 per polluting properties of all- land in the face of possible cent of the 5600 hectares in Duties: Part-time duties clear-cut logging in the area. question is alpine area, 24 per terrain vehicles. It was sug­ include developing training! According to a report made cent is ESA (environmental sen­ gested the next meeting include plans, transportation and ! by Barry Mountain of the BC sitive area), three; per cent is a member of the health board liaison activities for j Forestry Service at Wed­ lakes and approximately 1.3 per and of a water management participants, developing the board to discuss these pro­ overall program ancf""v • nesday's FAC meeting, the cent is harvestable;timber. blems. Ministry of Parks is not in­ He said he hopes to have a finalizing financial plans for terested in acquiring the land visual quality study and a report Economic Development Of­ implementation. because it is located in the of a landscape analysis of the ficer Bill Moore suggested the Qualifications: Previous ! SCRD's watershed. And while area for the next proposed limiting of the park for winter experience in business, the SCRD supports the Ministry meeting of the relevant parties use only might alleviate some of vocational development, and of Forests maintaining the area in early December. the mentioned problems as training is required. ' for recreational use, it does so FAC member Dave Bakewell would keeping the hiking trails Excellent communication under the condition of con-, expressed grave concerns over away from the watershed lakes. skills are essential. Previous Guess Where tinued water quality. work with adults with- "Some at the meeting felt the special learning needs will be an asset. • The usual prize of $5 will be awarded the first correct entry drawn integrity of the water quality of Chapman and Edwards Lake What to do with PCB's Location: Sechelt. which locates the above. Send your entries to reach the Coast should be a priority," Moim- Salary: Faculty scale. News, Box 460, Gibsons by Saturday of this week. Last week's "The problem with PCBs is so is anxious to dispose of the > Appointment: Temporary tian said. But he acknowledged where do you take them?" said problem "as soon as possible". Part-Time, from Oct. 20/89 winner was Bradley Wing of Halfmoon Bay who correctly iden­ the high resource value of the Economic Development Officer The initial plan was to move to Feb. 9/90. f:, | tified the skull on a stump located at 6351 Highway 101, in West area adding, "there were letters Bill Moore at last week's the PCBs to a location near Vic­ Sechelt. from various groups, the Forestry Advisory Committee toria but apparently that has Position may increase to full Western Canada Wilderness meeting. fallen through. time and continue- Committee, for example, in t subject to funding and a favour of integrated resource During his report on the pro­ "The problem is there is no performance evaluation. Chatelech grads management." gress being made in the Hillside where to take them, contain Applications To: I Apparently there were also Industrial Park development, them or destroy them," Moore Associate Dean, Career/ some concerns, Mountain said, Moore was asked tb comment told the Coast News. Vocational Programs, in regards to outside influences on the continuing saga of the six Capilano College, 2055 offer apologies from Vancouver-based organ­ drums containing PCBs belong­ According to Moore, the en­ Purcell Way, North The Chatelech graduation In addition, the students of­ izations. "Some felt the plans ing to Construction Aggregates vironmental impact study of Vancouver, BC. V7J 3H5 class of 1990 has offered its. fered their services to pick up should be local," he said. which is presently on the Hillside's conceptual design will Closing Date: October 12, sincere apologies to District of litter around Sechelt for an Citing the dangers of opening Hillside project's land. It was an be completed by the end of Oc­ 1989. Sechelt Council for a recent in­ afternoon. the area up to too many recrea- issue that had been raised by tober and in the middle of the tional enthusiasts, FAC CBC news, for one, last week. CAPILANO cident of vandalism to Kin- Sechelt Mayor Tom Meredith month there is to be a "think nickinick Park. member Fred Gazeley said: The PCB-contaminated ma­ tank", Moore said, to come up COLLEGE called the action "a good ex­ "With international and na­ terial is in six drums in a confin­ But grad class president pression of the responsibility of with solutions to any concerns Allison Crosby told council at tional coverage, our little haven ed area, Moore said, and Con­ raised by the environmental 5627 Inlet Avenue the 1990 grad class." Alderman becomes the focus. There will struction Aggregates have consultants which could Sechelt, BC. its Wednesday meeting, her Dave Wells congratulated the class was unable to accept full be concerns about the water in "posted a pretty stiff bond with perhaps lead to some modifica­ class calling it "a very adult- the watershed, the SCRD might the Ministry of Crown Lands" tion of the plans. responsiblity for the vandalism type move." which occurred during a party Asked what the grad class over the Labour Day weekend. would do to prevent future van­ She said the responsibility lies dalism at grad parties, Crosby DeVries is now featuring with other non-grads who were said her class had agreed that present at the time. henceforth such functions • NEW 1990 COLLECTIONS • In total, damages to park would be chaperoned. property and a landscaping machine came to $1400. The $100 compensation does not in­ Grants for clude damages to the contrac­ tor's equipment, which was also sewage and paid by the students. water -Viiiiii • »»i»-«ti"»ji.7 REMEMBER: A recent study by consulting engineers Dayton & Knight If you're going to Limited proposes a thorough gamble with your update be undertaken for both SEPTIC TANK Gibsons water and sewer systems in 1990. Towards that end, Gibsons Council voted last a flush week to apply for provincial is better grants to cover a study of both systems to the amount of $5000 than a per utility. I full house. The funds are available through revenue-sharing funds, Clerk Administrator Lorraine BONNIEBROOK Goddard said. She plans to have the grant INDUSTRIES LTD applications in by November 30 for Septic Tank Pumping and hopes to receive the out­ I Ask For Lucky Larry 886-7064| come of them by the end of March.

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