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municipal hall late last Friday Sound Pulp and Paper mill to would be forfeited by im government for the same cabinet can reduce the impact of by Ellen Frith afternoon. be included in the area for plementing these restrictions to preferential treatment. the restrictions you have placed The proposed restructuring The referendum is called off, restructuring. the detriment of our entire com I want to thank the RAC for upon us. This would be by situation for the Town of Gib Mayor Diane Strom says, "Unfortunately this approval munity. It is with regret that I the volunteer time and effort showing concern for this town sons and Areas E and F is because the approval from Vic is contingent on limiting the tax ask the RAC to cancel any plan each member has contributed to to the extent of providing the becoming, in the words of one toria is contingent upon the levy on the Howe Sound Pulp ned meetings, publications or what could have resulted in the rural industrial tax levy to the observer, "curiouser and municipality being limited to and Paper mill to the provincial further promotion and stand building of a greater communi existing town to offset the im curiouser". For weeks it has taxing the Port Mellon mill at rural industrial tax rate. After down. ty." pact on our municipal in been an on again, off again pro the provincial industrial tax spending these last few days "It is my opinion that the The RAC has been asked to frastructure, without any incor position and now, 20 days rate. reviewing what this limitation restrictions have been imposed remain intact but inactive, poration of fringe area residen before the planned referendum In her news release on would do to the residential tax in response to the successful Alderman John Reynolds told tial development." date of October 7, the Mayor of Septeritber 16, Mayor Strom rate for the proposed incor lobbying of big business and the Coast News, because Mayor In the same letter to Vander Gibsons has asked the Minister says: "I have received a letter porated area, I am compelled to result in a preferential deal be Strom has asked the province to Zalm, Strom states the cabinet of Municipal Affairs, Rita from the Honourable Rita refuse the right to go to referen ing awarded to a single pulp consider one other alternative. decision to restrict the industrial Johnston to rescind the Johnston, Minister of Muni dum. mill. I would assume that this In a September 15 letter to tax rate has caused "dismay and minister's formal order granting cipal Affairs, who has notified " The integrity of the mayor, decision will result in other ma Premier Bill Vander Zalm, great disappointment" and that permission for the referendum. me that cabinet has given ap council and the Restructuring jor industries in the province of Strom states: "I believe that the provincial government has, The order arrived at the proval in principal for the Howe Advisory Committee (RAC) BC lobbying the provincial there is a way in which you and Please turn to page 12 The Sunshine
Published on the Sunshine Coast 25* per copy on news stands September 18,1989
New lifestyle seen Sechelt gravel pit marks offical opening came with self-government," ing crushed rock and sand. by David Fraser Chief Paul explains. He says the Stage two will produce concrete Last Thursday Construction operation will provide ongoing aggregates when it becomes Aggregates and the Sechelt In employment opportunities for operational in mid-1990. dian Band held their official band members. Production capacity will be opening of a shared sand and 3000 tonnes per hour loading Under their agreement the onto barges and 1400 tonnes per gravel operation which could company must hire one in five become the largest in North hour from pit feed to the mill. America when in full produc employees from the band. Cur The operation is fully com tion. rently, three Sechelt Band puterized, requiring only 10 members are employed at the operators and two managers. Chief Tom Paul says revenue aggregate plant. from the operation should Sechelt Band Elder Gilbert amount to Yapproximately The plant is at 60 per cent 7 capacity now but has the poten Joe recalls his great-grandfather $300,000 this year. He says S'kwa'kuim (meaning story royalties will continue under a tial for off-loading three million tonnes per year. The value of teller) telling him, as a child, lease agreement until 2028,- that the isthmus connecting aiding the Indian District's the aggregate will be between $3 to $3.50 per tonne, subject to Sechelt Peninsula and the i5i». ^community, prpgrams atnd ,i: V; mainlands wa^ once ?,a: liuge ^ , " economic: development marke^icpndUions;;sY :YiYY^ •':••. ; It takes approximately 90 panse of gravel ancj^d,' &h-' The operation will bring taining no trees or vegetation. about lifestyle changes and help minutes to load the company Members of the Sechelt Indian Band Council Lenora Joe, Chief Tom Paul, Bent Pierre and Stan Dix the band become more self- barge with aggregate which is "People used to laugh at us on and Construction Aggregates officials, Tim Arnold, President; Steve Roik, Vice President; Cecil sustaining, Chief Paul says. towed by company tugs to the about our land and its value." Merritt, company manager in Sechelt-, Loren Eve, Superintendent and District of Sechelt Mayor Tom Chief Paul says it took over Lower Mainland. The plant will Joe explains. "Now look at us. Meredith joined guests last Thursday for an informal gathering and salmon barbeque. 20 years to produce the first produce materials for road It's what is under the trees that building, asphalt materials for counts. No one knew then." —Vera Elliott photo barge-load of aggregate since the original agreement was sign paving, concrete aggregates for Sechelt means 'to portage' in ed between the band and the ready-mix concrete, crushed the Sechelts' language. The company. rock for retail and granular fills Sechelts once did this when "We had to overcome a lot for land reclamation. traversing the land between of bureaucratic hurdles that The plant is currently produc Porpoise Bay and Trail Bay. Waste management amendment sought by Penny Fuller An additional benefit is that Without the permit amend the power is produced from ment, HSPP would not be able Howe Sound Pulp and Paper wood waste, the disposal of to proceed with co-generation (HSPP) has once more applied which has been a major concern plans in their present form. for an amendment to its waste to regional directors. "What would happen if you management permit, but this When installed, the new didn't go ahead with the co- time it will enable them to power boiler, "...will enable us generation?" aked Area A facilitate a more rapid im to consume over 400,000 units Director Gordon Wilson. plementation of its pollution of wood waste, which is two "Well, 1 guess eventually Site reduction plans, HSPP repre million cubic metres of wood C (dam) would be built," sentatives Don Stuart and Ron waste a year. So we expect to be Wilson said. Wilson explained to the Sun able to consume most of the The actual daily loading into shine Coast Regional District wood waste on the Coast if the the atmosphere, between (SCRD) planning committee producers can present it to us in September 1990 and April 1992, last Thursday night. a form that is usable," Wilson would be about 1700 kilograms Wilson and Stuart presented explained. the regional directors with an Please turn to page 8 extensive explanation of current and future levels, both permit jffi9 ted and actual, of air emissions and toxicity levels in discharged Guests took part in a tour of Construction Aggregates sand and gravel installation. —Dave Fraser photo effluent. The first application was for New Anglican rector. P. 4 an amendment to a permit Port Mellon dioxins *. P. IS which kicks in at the beginning Coast mural • P. 14 SCRD seeks Area C of August 1990. It regulates the Trower's new book P. 14 air emissions from three recovery boilers, two power Prominent author visits P. 18 boundary expansion boilers, two lime kilns and three SCRD bulletin board. P. 20 smelt tanks and reflects the Drug Task Force P. 24 by Penny Fuller A,B,D, and F and the Sechelt tively, all stated emphatically original plans for mill expan Municipal District. No mention their support for the idea. sion. The Sunshine Coast Regional was made of Sechelt's jurisdic Gordon Wilson said his Area The permit allows for the District planning committee has tion. approved, in principle, a pro Planning Committee had taken operation of one recovery Public hearing posal to expand the boundaries The re-alignment would a serious look at the proposal. boiler, one power boiler, one of rural Area C. At last week's make geographic sense, Dixon "I can tell you there'll be some kiln and one smelt tank. meeting Area C Director Stan pointed out, and would provide .fine negotiations if this takes Plans have changed since the for Pearson Island Dixon urged the committee to for the orderly development of place," he said. "The original permit was issued and By-law No. 103.78, which mil rezone Pearson Island will seriously consider suggestions the Sechelt Inlet. The actual Skookumchuk is in Area A, I the mill wants more time to be going to public hearing at the Madeira Park Legion on made at a 'think tank' session in details of the boundaries would know that much." replace the two 'B' level power November 1. If the by-law is passed, Bill Keim will be August. have to be worked out, he Area E Director Jim Gurney boilers with one *A' level boiler. building 13 residences on the island. agreed, but the concept is also lent his support adding The change involves an elec In his presentation to the regional board planning commit Dixon wants to extend the sound. there are provisions in Bill 19 trical co-generation plan which tee last week, Keim said he was considering the possibility of boundaries of his area to en for regional districts to re-align would see the mill generating, bringing a water supply onto the island from the mainland compass the entire Sechelt Inlet Directors John Shaske, Brett their boundaries. His motion to according to Wilson, about one and foreshore, which is current McGillivray and Peggy Connor, but until the public hearing process is completed, he can't approve the concept in principle twentieth the power of the Site finauze his plans. ly divided between rural Areas from Areas F,D and B respec was unanimously carried. C dant.
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Coast News, September 18,1989 DAVE PARKER VISUALIZES YET ANOTHER GREAT IDEA
In some ways it would be more charitable to draw the curtain on the fiasco that the attempted restructuring of Gibsons has become. On the other hand there are a few points that it might be useful to make. First and foremost, it is nigh on incredible that the provincial government would fund a restructuring study, approve a voting date, and at the same time im pose a financial restriction which renders it virtually suicidal for the municipality to follow through. If the retention of the rural tax rate for the Port Mellon com plex was always a provincial intention this should have been made known long ago. Secondly, the suggestion made by Gibsons Council that the tax monies from Port Mellon be turned over to the Town of Gibsons is a suggestion which is not likely to be accepted by Victoria and is certain to raise hackles one more time locally. Better, perhaps, we should take up the public offer made by Howe Sound Pulp President Bill Hughes for a sharing of the pulp mill's taxes (Coast News, August 7/89) though surely a sharing between Gibsons and the adjoining rural areas would be appropriate. If Hughes' suggestion can be followed in some constructive man ner, something may yet be salvaged from this painful exercise. Coast notebook Observations of a new arrival 5 YEARS AGO A tragic fire in the early hours of Saturday morning by Dave Fraser of polluted air hovering over the attentions of a BCTV news each bag of garbage hauled off completely gutted a home on Sechelt's Shorncliff that seaport city - these are the Avenue, next to the tourist bureau, and claimed as its crew which found the situation island to the Victoria landfill. When Coast News editor reasons many flee Vancouver mildly hilarious. Their sensa I'm encouraged that the Sun victim three-year-old Dustin Johnson. Ellen Frith and publisher John Branch No. 140 of the Royal Canadian Legion, and other cities for the Sunshine tionalized treatment of the shine Coast has its own recycl Burnside called me at my Salt Coast. newspaper war was aired on the ing program, spearheaded by a Sechelt, marked its 50th anniversary last week with two Spring Island office two weeks generous community donations. I recall as a child my home nightly news early this year. Sechelt food store, a fine exam A planned project by the joint ExpOasis/Sunshine ago you could say the timing town of Vancouver was always Battling for the hearts and ple that the private sector can Coast Tourism Association committed to have was perfect. After a year editing competing with Winnipeg for minds of the residents of get involved in the recycling "U-Catch-em" net pens stocked with fish farm raised and reporting for two Gulf the honour of being the nation's Galiano, Mayne, Saturna and campaign. Coho salmon all along the Sunshine Coast during the Islands newspapers I was ready third largest city, after Montreal Pender Islands was fraught with Sunshine Coasters apparently run of Expo '86 has received the whole-hearted support for bigger challenges. and Toronto. Now, of course, minor triumphs, let-downs and worry as much about pollution of Expo's principal organizers. Moving to the Sunshine Vancouver's position as a lion's share of stress. In from the Port Mellon pulp mill 10 YEARS AGO Coast to report for another Western Canada's centre and retrospect, I consider my ex as Gulf Islanders brood about What is described as a developers' war is reported in community newspaper seemed gateway to the Pacific Rim is perience as editor of the now- wastes from the Crofton mill on Sechelt over the location of the proposed Joint Facility like a logical transition. Many uncontested. defunct Island Times as rewar Vancouver Island, a 20 minute to house the SCRD, the school board and Sechelt of the issues of living in a I graduated from the Univer ding and beneficial. ferry ride from Salt Spring. village council. coastal, rural community are sity of BC and hit the job Living on the Gulf Islands Crofton mill was the target of Environment Minister Rafe Mair announces the common between the two areas. market just in time for the worst also taught me the importance environmentalists for releasing disbanding of the Environment Land Use Committee of Increasingly, they are becom recession in recent memory in of recycling -1 cringe when so toxins which destroyed salmon, the provincial government. The committee has been in ing bedroom communities of the early 1980s. Unable to find meone throws out a food tin in shellfish and heron habitats. strumental in delaying the controversial Cheekye- Vancouver and Victoria; they work I enrolled in a one year stead of washing and crushing One wonders how long it will Dunsmuir power line. are subject to urban pressures teacher training program but it. All the islands had some Superintendent John Denly announces that teaching be before Gulf Island waters, such as rising real estate values 'found to my dismay that, I form of recycling. Only Salt •too, will be closed to fishing as morale has never been higher as the new school year and active development. disliked the bureaucratic en Spring had a sanitary landfill gets underway. the polluted seas in Howe Accessible mainly by ferry, tanglements of the profession. while other islanders paid for Sound now are. Conservation Officer Jamie Stephen says the bear the Gulf Islands and Sunshine So, hearing that a position as population is four times higher than its normal level on Coast has attracted a fair share sports editor was available in the Sunshine Coast after a bear is shot in the middle of of eccentrics, artists, writers and Williams Lake I was only too Gibsons behind Ken's Lucky Dollar store. others drawn by the relative Six-year-old Raven Moscrip is the object of a search eager to seize the opportunity. Proud Songsters party in the Francis Peninsula area but comes out of the isolation. I first tasted journalism bush on his own at three in the morning. He fell asleep There is little doubt these writing the occasional piece for The thrushes sing as the sun is going, in the bush after a quarrel with a playmate. coastal jewels are on the verge my campus rag, the Ubyssey. A nd the finches whistle in ones and pairs. A convict escaped from a prison camp near Campbell of an urban influx that will bog (Pierre Berton, Alan Fother- And as it gets dark loud nightingales River is arrested by RCMP on the Port Mellon Highway gle the imagination and dis ingham and other noted writers In bushes after being at liberty for two and a half months. hearten those treasuring the cut their teeth on that paper. Pipe, as they can when April wears, 20 YEARS AGO unhurried charm of rural living. John Turner considers his stint As if all Time were theirs. Gibsons Council is to consider allowing commercial A frustrating drive through as the Ubyssey's sports editor as entertainment on Sundays in Gibsons. The by-law, pro Vancouver's choked streets the pinnacle of his career.) These are brand-new birds of twelve-months* posed by Ray Boothroyd of the Twilight Theatre, would reminds us of how lucky we are As on the Sunshine Coast growing, also allow Sunday sports. to live where traffic lights and there was competition to deal Which a year ago, or less than twain, Pender Harbour Auxiliary to St. Mary's Hospital is traffic jams are rare. with on Pender Island. There No finches were, nor nightingales, planning a Fall Carnival on October 25. One thousand newcomers were, in fact, three newspapers Nor thrushes, 30 YEARS AGO flood into Vancouver weekly, Sechelt's first white settler, Mr. Tom Cook, celebrates and a monthly newsletter battl But only particles of grain, his 96th birthday. searching for their little slice of ing for turf on that minute And earth, and air, and rain. Work has started on the headquarters of the Gibsons heaven, with disastrous conse island of 1300 souls. detachment of the RCMP. quences. Uncontrolled growth, The media war was con Thomas Hardy Thirty-two days of unremitting effort were unavailing housing shortages, a thick pall sidered odd-ball enough to draw as doctors and nurses at St. Mary's Hospital in Garden Bay fought to preserve the life of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. George August of Sechelt. The baby was only two pounds 15 ounces at birth. In a nutshell Port Mellon pulp mill will be in full operation on Thursday after the recent IWA strike. 40 YEARS AGO A windstorm knocks out a section of the approach to Roberts Creek wharf. Hatless in Winnipeg The recent closure of the Port Mellon pulp mill has seen the Port Mellon Community Club generously donating many of its facilities to other community clubs, I lived a bit out of town in a tham or Adam Smith I was chose one. What with the in the district. by S. Nutter suburb south of Winnipeg. The reading the Nation or Partisan psychological factors involved it Somehow I never liked hats. I office day, latched to the open Review, on company time, he was a bit unusual, but not too At age 16 in Winnipeg in the ing of the market in Toronto, didn't seem to mind. much so I thought - pea green, 30's, what with the depression began earlier than it did for What of course was happen Borsalino style, with a heavily r and all, I had a job with a bond most folk. ing at that time was the rising welted brim. I didn't wear it The Sunshine and stock company called A.E. Mine involved a mile walk to tide of socialism. All, I think home but carried in on the street Ames. There were only five of catch the first street car at the all, of my friends, going to car in a bag. us in the office and everyone end of its line. There was a short university, were socialists. I was In the morning, with the rest wore hats. The bond trader, in cut foot-path through the bush, - involved with them, and in of the family still asleep, I had Published by GLASSFORD PRESS LTD. the worst of Portage and Main but in winter you could arrive at seminars etc., well into most of my usual brekkers (porridge the nights. Editor: Ellen Frith Office Mgr: Anne Thomsen blizzards, always wore a the car thinking of Scott in the cooked the night before in a Vern Elliott Dee Grant bowler. Antarctic. But then you leaped But I was after all in the bond double boiler), put on the hat Dave Fraser I went without a hat. Being aboard, shovelled coke into the business, and the bond business and trudged off into the dark. Production Mgr: Jane Stuart Advertising Mgr: Fran Burnside the junior I was perhaps un- stove, its only heat, and rattled was, and is, the very citadel of Half-way along my short cut Sherri Payne John Gilbert noticeable, but with three, four, quite merrily into town. Capitalism. I, involved with it pathway through the bush it Brian McAndrew Jean Broccoli every day, in detail, trans- Bev Cranston five years going by it began to It was rather a strange time in became plain to me that I Bonnie McHeffey be sensed that I was, perhaps the bond business in the west. In Canada, could hardly but think couldn't wear this thing into deliberately, going hatless. the depression business was not that it was the best way (while town that day. The SUNSHINE COAST NEWS is a locally owned newspaper, what could be called brisk. Our of course you were seeking published on the Sunshine Coast, BC every Monday by Glassford The sensible thing of course, I stepped off the path a bit if you were scurrying around manager was a young type and other courses) of keeping the and hid it under a bush. When I Press Ltd., Box 460, Gibsons, BC VON 1V0. Gibsons Tel. 886-2622 or country running and expanding. 886-7817; Sechelt Tel. 885-3930; Pender Harbour Tel. 883-9099; Gib Winnipeg in the winter with pleasured himself, I think, by came back that night it was sons Fax Tel. 886-7725. Second Class Mail Registration No. 4702. trading suggestions and/or trying to give his junior a course Something of a dilemma gone. The Sunshine COAST NEWS is protected by copyright and reproduc packets of bonds and stocks, in economics. perhaps, in one's teens. Soon after this, the spring of tion of any part of it by any means is prohibited unless permission in would be to wealr a toque well He was really very nice about I compromised to an extent '40, I left for the air force. writing is first secured from Glassford Press Ltd., holders of the pulled down. Somehow this this, and if he came along and by deciding to buy a hat. Whether I left them thinking I copyright. SUBSCRIPTION RATES would not have been right for looked over my shoulder and I went to a place on Portage had gone over to bolshevism Canada: 1 year $35; 6 months $20; Foreign; 1 year $40 A.E. Ames. instead of reading Jeremy Ben- Avenue, Dobbs I think, and will have to remain a question.
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Editor: Now the latest scenario beats Reading about the governing them all! Council is accepting of Gibsons by the current 'ma the recommendation of the jority' votes of Strom, Reynolds town administrator for so| Editor; choosing ignorance. The truth our society, for the good of ding of what abortion is, along and Dixon is enjoyable for its meone to do a report on the Re: Ms Werenko letter of abortion though sensitive society, then abortion too must with support needed to carry amusement and entertainment town's administration. Not only; September 11 issue and unpleasant are necessary to fall under scrutiny. Abortion her through a pregnancy. value but the cost to this area in does this demonstrate a total Big words should be* used know in order for us to then affects and destroys the inno terms of reputation and finan lack of responsibility on the part with care; they can backfire. Ms make the wise 'informed' deci cent. I would like to thank Dr. cial burdens on the taxpayers as of council's 'majority', but if*; Werenko must realize that this sions. As one who had an abortion Alice Westlake for making a result of their lack of responsi also reveals a lack of profes^ term can be applied as aptly to Ms Werenko's brand of com at the age of 18, I regret being public more of the facts on ble decision making is appall \ sionalism on the part of Lor* her pro-abortion letters. Pro mon sense is dangerous. Does kept ignorant of all the facts abortion and raising the level of ing. raine Goddard, the town's udf. paganda is a buzz word which she or our society believe the relevant to make one of the thought, thus enabling us to Should not the role of council ministrator, for not excluding^ signals the reader to dismiss criteria we should use to deter most important decisions in my make wise decisions. Rarely do be to control with knowledge herself from any participation! whatever has been so labelled, mine our conduct lie solely on life. Are women's best interests we hear a physician address the functioning and progress of in the choice of an individual orj tho matter how much truth it the desire to have it? truly being served if abortion is this sensitive topic. their area while the administra firm to evaluate herself and heri, holds. Then what about the man decided largely on the basis of Thank you Dr. Westlake for tion should be hired to carry out department. * If one is led by this type of who really wants to rape, or the their current emotional state of your professionalism, concern, the decisions of council in a pro Beachchombers beware- labelling to dismiss the facts of driver who wants his drink? If mind (or desire to have it), and courage to stand up and fessional manner? This seems to -there is a better show up the£ abortion stated by a respected we recognize the need to make rather on the basis of an in educate your community. be reversed in Gibsons with the road for residents of this5 physician, then one is wilfully laws that regulate behaviour in telligent informed understan Laurie Gray 'majority' group constantly southern area of the Coast.* rubberstamping the desires of Tune in Tuesday nights and see* the administrator without mak for yourselves why senior* Sorko's comments cause for apology ing the effort to come to their governments give their 'goodies'^ Editor: Sorko was a participant. On ing on September 28. Due to the political parties during political own independent researched to Sechelt and Pender Harbour.* The Coast News September Thursday, September 21 we will recent developments in the programs or producing both conclusions. Mary Bittroff* 11 issue quotes Jane Sorko as be providing the 'anti- restructuring issue we may not sides of a controversial issue like complaining about access to the restructuring' people with equal be able to produce the latter two restructuring. community channel because time. programs, however we are We take Jane Sorko's state Shaske calls for "there are those at Channel 11 obligated to provide the oppos ment quoted in your paper as an 4 who are adamantly opposed to We had scheduled to carry ing side with a forum and will attack on our integrity and re the proposition" (restruc the restructuring advisory com endeavour to do so. quest an apology. a proven council' mittee's meeting September 23 turing). Coast Cable 11 has always Steve Sleep municipality chooses to operate.* at Elphinstone 'live' and had provided balanced programm Community Programming Editor: Whatever my or my volun scheduled a debate between The pressured attempt by a Rates can then be guaranteed. * teers' personal feelings are has ing whether it means having a Manager The Sunshine Coast Regional" those for and against restructur guest and host from different Coast Cable Vision Ltd. small group of people to never had any jurisdiction over restructure Areas E and F and District water system is a good? whether we do or don't produce the Town of Gibsons has charg example of the 10 year plan with*\ a program. Not only does our ed on long enough. set rates. y company policy state that we Siddon's remarks questioned If certain conditions existed A proven council with the ef-2 must provide balanced pro fectiveness to implement the';; Editor's Note: The "following on driftnet fishing. We honestly because it proved to be an en restructuring would proceed gramming but it is also a condi vironmental disaster. smoothly and may benefit more plan must also be in place to* tion of our operating license was received for publication. don't understand this state ment. According to the Westcoast than just an isolated few. gain the confidence of the* from the CRTC. If we produce The Honourable Tom Siddon general public. ? Minister of Fisheries & Oceans Between 1979 and 1987 Whale Research Foundation in a one-sided program we are the North Pacific alone an The conditions include a With these conditions in placed obligated to provide equal time House of Commons Canada, under the auspices of the Department of Fisheries and estimated 10,000 Dall's por realistic plan stating where the the electorate can decide on the^ to all other opposing sides. Ottawa, Ontario direction the community should? Dear Mr. Siddon: Oceans, conducted an experi poises, 50,000 Fur seals and municipality is going. This plan The comment about 'pro- mental driftnet fishery opera 250,000 seabirds drown in drift- should include 10 year projec go based on economic fact and * restructuring' programming on We are writing to you regar tions for the capital and strong leadership. •* ding your recent statement tion off the west coast of Van nets each year. the community channel was couver Island. This was done on maintenance budget for roads, John Shaske j» totally inaccurate. In June 1989 about the driftnet fisheries, in Don't you think these num water, sewer, parks, etc. the Director, Area F•« 8 we produced a phone-in pro which you stated that these is a very small scale. bers represent an even greater gram with the restructuring ad not sufficient scientific data to The incidental catches from environmental disaster? visory committee which Mrs. support a call for a moratorium this experiment were: 49 marine We haven't even mentioned animals, 412 sea birds, 32,338 yet the illegally caught salmon, Blue sharks, 19,253 pomfrets. estimated at 30,000 tonnes. Marian corrects The federal government cancell We demand an immediate ed this experiment in 1987 moratorium on driftnet fishing /• Editor: Lome Berman brought the in the Pacific northwest. I would like to correct any Oak into dangerous proximity Diesel Engine Rebuilding to the rocks in hope of being of Copies of this letter will be • impression that mine was the African sent to: Prime Minister Brian -. only effort involved in the assistance. Industrial Parts The boats standing off knew Mulroney, Environment Mini Hwy 101, _»«_»'_%_».«_* ~: rescue of the Ruby Ellen. ster Lucien Bouchard, Ray Mrs. Nichols should be prais- there was still a great length of tour Madeira Park OO3-201 O gillnet afloat at the scene and mond Skelly, MP for North .; ed for crawling out onto a heav- Editor: Island-Powell River. ....' ..' ing bowdeck to throw a line to had already seen the Tequila fall : ...I. would like to thank the ~_ r. ,_r Willemina Weyburg - me while Louis worked to.hold fpul of it when Bud attempted to reach his father. following people and organiza - the boat off the rocks. tions for their support in mak Ian Munroe ventured near to More boats involving them selves immediately could clearly ing my developmental tour;to a shoreline with which he is far Africa a success: * less familiar than I to pull Bud have complicated matters. Stan ding by in those circumstances Elphinstone School; Silks & ^ Nichols' Tequila to safety with Lace; Lions Club; Andy's ^ the Windwalker. was entirely appropriate. John Marian Restaurant; Hospital Employ ees Union; the Mayor's Office; SCHOOL uraSTMCT NO* 46 Superintendent of Schools; More on rescue School District 46; Judy SmNSMNE COAST Wingfield; Ruby Mason; Grace i Re: the article September 11 boat closest to the rocks. The Mclnnis; Lena Hebert; Shirley £ on the front page "Beach- Windwalker then managed to Jacobs; Maureen Horopaul; i comber to the rescue saves get a line on the Tequila and Danielle; Mr. Heathy, Mr. < fishing boat from rocks." towed it to safety, while John Wilson; Jody and Lea Shep- Marian rescued the Ruby Ellen. Z; I want to clear up a few pard; my family and all my ; points in this article. I heard the friends. ; whole rescue on my husband's Several other fishboats were If anyone on the Coast would Home Schooling standing by ready to give like a slide presentation on the » fishboat radio phone. •*•* assistance. * The first boat to contact the tour I would be more than hap We invite parents who intend to home-school their children * boats in distress was a fisher- Both Ian Munro and John py to give one. >* + man from Pender Harbour, Ian Marian deserve the "highest For more information call to register at their local school. V praise." 886-3616. t Munro on the Windwalker. He •>: ' was going in to help the Ruby Patti Malcolm Greg Savoy * Ellen (not fearing for his life) Under the new School Act, parents must register their > when John Marian came on the children with a school in their local school district, a V phone. Correction regional correspondence school or an independent Marian said he was a local school. The deadline for registration is September 30. beachcomber and had a metal The signature on the "Tax exemption?" letter to the boat so he would rescue the editor in last week's edition should have read Cheryl Dew. Registration is compulsory for all home-schooled We apologize to Mr. Art Dew for any embarrassment. children aged 7 to 16. J6> > •& •» If you register with one of our schools please feel free to > ART SUPPLIES ,«: discuss with the principal what services we can offer to assist you in providing an education for your child. Sunshine Coast Schoois and Principals Sale Cedar Grove Elem. James Davidson 886-7818 • Brushes • Pencils Davis Bay Elem. Joanne Pearson 885-9523 • Fixatives • Acrylics Gibsons Elementary Verne Wishlove 886-2612 • Sketch Books • Water Colors Halfmoon Bay Elem. Roger Douglas 885-2318 Langdale Elem. Anne Skelcher 886-9971 Madeira Park Elem. June Maynard 883-2373 10% Off Roberts Creek Elem. Stewart Hercus 885-9229 Sechelt Elementary John Nicholson 885-2114 SKETCH West Sechelt Elem. Paul Fairweather 885-2825 BOOKS n x 14 $_- A nc Chatelech Sec. Jack Pope 885-3216 i Reg. 18-.50 Safe 1**.!JD Elphinstone Sec. Martyn Wilson 886-2204 4 Pencil Pender Harbour Sec. Norman Gleadow 883-2727 SKETCH PACKS so n. if you want or need more information please call one of our Reg. '3.95 Sale 6.73 principals or: Colleen Elson Show Piece Director of Instruction I'v* , 280 Gower Pt. Rd. School District No. 46 886-9213 GIBSONS LANDING 886-8811 or 885-7871 :s,_ i Gallery MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION Y'«» '- FINE ART, POTTERY, BLOWN GLASS, CARDS, POSTERS AND CUSTOM FRAMING •••«"*«- Js
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ew An rector arrives some windows, laying some understanding person who June 6, the D-day anniversary," >0 years combined experience T. by George Cooper carpet. manifests God's love." said Jul, "adding to the sombre i "What is really important in "They had said they'd arrive And she added, "She will cer feelings of many of us. But the On line computer system IT. this parish and what should on the first ferry and work until tainly guide us, as the ar sun came out just as the interna Very competitive prices Y receive the main emphasis in dusk if need be, and then stay chbishop put it, in our time of tional ceremony began on the < anything you report is what the over until the next day, Sunday, awakening." beaches." ' people have done here in Chris- to worship with us." HERE AND THERE Jill said the new museum in * tian endeavour." Garth and Jill Combs visited Caen to commemorate the Nor- t Esther North, newly ap Esther North spent her early Gibsons last week from their many landings had very little Mike, Mary, Hilary pointed rector of St. Aidan's days in Saskatoon, and the past new home in Airdrie, Alberta. that was Canadian in it. "It t and St. Bartholomew's, added, 20 years in BC. She has had a Last Saturday they attended the seems Canada generally did not Y"I feel, more than anything else career in media and advertising. annual reunion dinner in :respond to requests for > that I've just joined a strong Esther completed the degree Langley of former Winnipeg :memorabilia," said Jill. tteam." of Master of Divinity two years Rifle Regiment veterans who About the RCMP cap badge Y Last September 9, a Satur ago in the Vancouver School of live in BC. emblem mentioned in last day, the church packed with Theology, and was then ap Last June Garth and Jill were week's Coast News: the bison ; parishioners and visitors, the ar- pointed to Abbotsford. part of a tour to the Normandy head is indeed the centrepiece of . -chbishop of the Anglican Barbara Corbett, a member beaches, scene of D-day lan the badge and has been for * diocese of New Westminster of the selection committee, said, dings. years. The fact the bison is ; (also who is the metropolitan of "She is a very caring and "The rain poured down on almost extinct must have /Anglican diocese in BC), mislead me. •Douglas Hambidge, officiated The executive members of SEMI-ANNUAL • at the service wherein Esther Branch 109, Gibsons Legion Jewellery Repair Event ."was inducted as rector of the and of the Ladies' Auxiliary y parish. gathered for a picnic recently at ; Music provided by musicians Eastbourne on Keats at the Are the claws worn thin? Are the side stones secure? IF YOU'VE ;-Myrna Coleman, violin; Anne homes of Jean Donald, aux / _- 'ANSWERED YES TO ANY Is the centre stone secure?'/got THESE QUESTIONS, NOWS -Schreck, flute; Enid Godkin, iliary president and of Mr. and ^ , _^ _. .- Is the shank worn thin? / *OUR CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR RINC piano; and Eleanor Abbott, Mrs. Dick. ]f afVti*^ /^REPAIRED AT SUBSTANTIA! SAVINGS. organ, underscored the warmth The group is particularly Special Savings Now In Effect "of feeling evident in the con grateful to Harry Smith for pro Claws Checked & Karat Cold gregation. The 'ringing tones of viding transportation to Keats thru' Saturday, September 30 lewclry Cleaned FREE the processional, the Hymn to on very short notice. ;Joy (Beethoven), certainly ex The legion auxiliary to CLAW Reg. Price Sale $28 RF.TIPNNG $40 pressed the theme of the occa Branch 109 is holding a dinner for 4 claws for 4 claws and dance in the hall on sion. RINC Made Smaller Made Larger September 29. Tickets at Sun SIZING Now $8 $10-$14 j" • Among the visitors come to nycrest Photo and the R.C. Rit, Prict $12 Rii, SN.S">0 A by Ellen Frith to those in the community who the present and the future. technical changes and therefore have been affected. has adopted a dioxin-free mode. '•- The Town of Gibsons is still Cargo said the past could not HSPP Mill Manager Don Test results on the effluent New Fall "not content with what it be undone and that HSPP was Stuart told the Coast News the are due in a few weeks, Stuart 'perceives as the lack of com- doing its best to address both mill has made its proposed says. Clothing ; munication between it and the .'Howe Sound Pulp and Paper \ Designs (HSPP) mill at Port Mellon and ! Town Planner Rob Buchan •New ^dismissed the socio-economic' -•impact assessment reports Scarves ^prepared each month for HSPP ^.by Connor Development Ser- • New . vices Limited as mainly "nar- : rative". Accessories "The report doesn't pene- ; trate the adverse effects (of the mill expansion) and how to nan- idle them," Buchan said. Bring a ',.- HSPP General Manager Har ry Cargo met with council last Friend - Tuesday to report on the pro gress of the mill expansion at •Port Mellon and in an attempt to answer council's concerns. ; "The project is going very well," he said, and stated he felt Browse - HSPP was doing all it could to Have Lunch uphold its side of the interaction necessary between it and the - Enjoy! town. . "The biggest concern in Gib sons," he said, according to HSPP surveys, "is how are we Jusf for you going to make the mill en vironmentally safe?" ; Buchan said HSPP was not addressing the damage the lack of environmental standards had Vote YES on the upcoming referendum on Gibsons Public Library was the theme at the Library's in caused in the past. Morally, he formational booth at Gibsons Mall last weekend. —Kent Sheridan photo said, restitution should be made V TOWN OF V&**\ WOOD ^ y. HEATING, GIBSONS \QUESTIONS? Tax Sale .SEARCH NO LONGER Public Notice is hereby given that on October 2,1989 at 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chamber of ONE STOP SHOP. the Municipal Hall at 474 South Fletcher Road, the Collector will conduct the Annual Tax Sale. The following parcels will be offered for sale by public auction if the delinquent taxes are not STEVE CHRISTIAN sooner paid. 7 • at'- ; / A.C. BUILDING tftpflj Folio Description Street Address SUPPLIES 1.030 Lot 3, 8lock3, Plan 17530, D.L. 683 Mahan Road C Certified Master wood 92.000 Lot 2, Block B&C, Plan 6318, D.L 685 555 Gower Pt. Rd. ^ energy technician 163.000 Lot 4, Block D, Plan 7714, D.L. 685 325 Cochrane Rd. 755.000 Lot 16, Block K&L, Plan 4028, D.L. 686 629 Glen Rd. Certified chimney cleaner 828.000 Lot 11, Block 5, Plan 4028, D.L. 686 586 Seaview Rd. 874.106 Lot 4, Block 4-6, Plan 17237, D.L. 688 Creekside Crescent Sales and 874.250 Lot 76, Block 4-6, Plan 17237, D.L. 688 735 Cascade Crescent 874.260 Lot 81, Block 4-6, Plan 17237, D.L. 688 Trickiebrook Way Installations of 884.000 Lot 8 of 1, Block 7, Plan 7392, D.L 688 684/686 North Rd. 885.000 Lot 9 of 1, Block 7, Plan 7392, D.L 688 682 North Rd. 939.000 Lot 64 of 1, Block 7, Plan 7392, D.L 688 720 Hillcrest Rd. 970.000 Block 7, Plan 6755, D.L 842 Gower Point Rd. 970.025 Block 6, Plan 6755, D.L. 842 Mahan Rd., at Chaster y-r... : 1.0 YEARS EXPERIENCE Prospective purchasers are hereby advised that any purchase of tax sale property will be PSBURN- subject to a property purchase tax on the fair market value of the property at the time of Insiiranee In*>pet1 itins transfer of title. AC Bull ding Supplies (Mrs.) R. Lorraine Goddard • .y:-'.lUY> x\-"(i • COLLECTOR *• '.. .i>yyna.-i'A)(.il'< • '..''/'' 883-9551 Coast News, September 18,1989 A new executive for the Gibsons Chamber of Commerce was installed last Wednesday at the Chamber's annual general meeting. (Back row, left to right) Vene Parnell, Director; Dick Thomas, President; Sharron Burk, Director; Nadine Lowden, Director; (front row, left to right) Barbara Fer- rett, Director; Nancy Winegarden, Treasurer and John Clarke, Vice President. —EUen Frith photo Gibsons Chamber kg 5.03 lb. search The Gibsons and District No Name Sliced - Side Chamber of Commerce is co ordinating a search for excep tional small businesses in the BACON 500 gm. .79 Gibsons area. The Chamber wants to con sider these businesses for Boneless Outside Round or nominations in a competition for special awards that will be presented to businesses from all RUMP parts of the Mainland/South west Development Region. The Small Business Excellent Awards Program was announc ROAST *„5.7i ed recently by Regional Development Minister Elwood Hampton House Frozen/Bulk/Breaded Veitch, who is also Minister of State for the Mainland/South west Region. TURKEY The program is also known as IDEA '89, an acronym for the four judging categories: in lb. itiative, diversification, entre- CUTLETS._ 3 95 .79 preneurship and achievement. "The awards will recognize the value of small business in Aylmer - Mushroom the Mainland/Southwest Re gion by honouring those who have taken an IDEA, turned it SOUP 284 ml. into reality and developed a .59 thriving small business," Veitch said. A total of 28 chambers of - Christies Premium Plus Liz Skogmo of Pharmasave in Sunnycrest Mall was seen busily commerce throughout the Salted/Unsalted/WholeWheat preparing for the upcoming Teen Day on Sept. 23 in the mall.. Region. are working together —Vera Elliott photo with local economic develop ment officers and the six 450 gms. .77 regional districts in a search for small businesses to nominate for 24 awards, four from each district. Lancia The nominations will be judged by a regional business advisory board which includes PASTAS 900 gm. Parliamentary Secretaries Harry .68 De Jong and Dan Peterson. NOTICE OF The awards ceremony will take place at a luncheon in Van Flamingo 2-Ply • Bathroom couver on October 21, to lead PUBLIC off the October 22 to 28 Small Business Week. 12 roll Veitch urged anyone who is TISSUE .49 HEARING aware of a small business that Zoning Amendment could be considered for nomination to contact the ap Fresh BC Grown By-Law No. 555-24,1989 propriate chamber of com merce. Pursuant to Section 956 and 957 of the Municipal Act, a "Our province is keen to pro Public Hearing will be held at the Municipal Hall at 474 mote the spirit of entrepreneur- BROCCOLI „.«_ .19 South Fletcher Road at 7 pm on Monday, October 2,1989 ship and there is no better time With a minimum purchase of $10. to consider Zoning Amendment By-Law No. 555-24, 1989 to express our appreciation for which is proposed to amend the Town of Gibsons Zoning these businesses than Small Without purchase you pay .35 lb./.77 kg. By-Law No. 555, 1986, and to provide all residents an opportunity to be heard on the matter of amending the Business Week," the minister Town of Gibsons Official Community Plan By-Law No. 600, said. 1988 to accomodate this rezoning. Fresh California 1. That certain parcel of parcels of land in the Town of Gardening No. 1 Grade - Whole kg Gibsons, more particularly known and legally described as Lot 5, D.L 688, Plan 19127, Ex. Plan 15992 be rezoned from the existing Single-Family Residential Zone 3 (R.3) notes CANTALOUPE to the proposed Residential Multi-Family Zone 3 (RM.3); 2. This by-law may be cited as "Zoning Amendment By-Law by Marguerite .". 29 No. 555-24, 1989". Bring your sunflowers with Fresh BC Grown Copies of the amending by-laws are available for inspec six inches of stem to Pioneer tion at the Gibsons Municipal Office, 474 South Fletcher Park on Sunday, September 24 Road, during office hours. at 2 pm. Judging will take place BROWN »«•" and prizes given for the largest sunflower head. Good luck. R.EE^ \=*o^3_> The Gibsons Garden Club MUSHROOMS lb. meeting will be held on Thurs 1.88 day, September 21 in the Marine Room below the library Weston's Wonder at 7:30 pm. Members and guests welcome. White/60% Whole Wheat The speaker will be Betty Fenton, master gardener, on the subject of small fruits and ber BREAD »•••••••••*•• %mw • ^0 J» • • • • ries. Weston's Wonder - Plain Portable Toilet ENGLISH Rentals •VIU r r I N'W...Bonus Pack of 7 ?4, • Construction Sitest iFrom Our Deli: • Special Events Sliced or Shaved • Outdoor Picnics Olympic Sliced- UflMEV • Weddings, etc. Sliced Lyoner ' illlliCf Alto: BOLOGNA SAUSAGE HAM Rob Buchan Septic Tank Pumping MUNICIPAL PLANNER AND APPROVING OFFICER Bonniebrook Bnduslrfes per 100 gm • 49 per 100 gm .79 per 190 gm 886-7064 Coast News, September 18,1989 r,,t vmir or your group's own I Teen Card and proof of a Sept. d tieaT g| UO purchase from any ts1,ta-i mall merchant. Don BW siass plate »' TO :Tats m dio",pp w ^ is i^ BJ 'V*? >. Si "Ah *v sa_ ;'1/1': 30KBB *U# .-^ui to ~YiQ|_ itOP*9 OUT rus atte' Tflltn fOY ''i- ,-•.-"•*' •*>< foil Taoto 9 See to a-•^L^oens3 ' tal^ e Goas^ fcSi snl^ &$* Sun' Slit *!*-* ^f^Samsetf e B** to 6:00 £**•**: .SaTae B**. ^T^^S^ <&0tl*aw September 23 Saturday I l1 WW, VfiitS^tYs "iJ,'l.t'U\i .twiVVVjr" T i» 1 '' *i s1 .ll? L'JIV.'I JJ' 1? Special offer from J YY' yy-/yy''-y-y, > v is?™ Radio /haek Authorized Sales Centre on SKC Audio Tapes rrBE^. fc-d<°n 9:30 B< vr its?* sUffl stiop \n .V ,. o —- T^rUof Crown A/_hrcmium Cu mture )< making Wding' up Day -um maV Teen Coola eeds the devefxj ^ . ' .tofc- t and is getti^ I job AK ft1 too^ frv • • chairman per Yr oV -•efStftZfi*". UingKV^ ••fl*°'H \** Tstrict Bco. At r sic Com • .3 >ea h£ • •':** „„.„ reserves). creatio> *&* ..'$>_< ."id the sloo off movie rentals uxec, _ r^r? *• " "„ urn's and <-a" C&.' *1°° Ott .l» <-^ . game A"M„g this „eek \de J! b *> ceoo off any Nm«nrt° nIne nei,vv „>„,.renfa// •S"nsh,nc\ 'C'*' Ir machine purchgeC erz lit Nintendo Game, s obab\y jADVgry5 \\&< creeV •ie. a- -ioPr And today's speoal al offer !2!i!5?W^ 15 >/o o« -v >°/o oi^ ^U TCP 3^ 4LZ. 0 anv'P ' FOfl TEEM \r*i _ee ft ' 'YY^*?:,y, the HOSTESS Chips (55 gm.) COSMETIC: >ut BUY t GET .1.: FREE BAGS: u1 i\ thr° With any $10 -purfejiJ^n you can buy a cosdini&jic > ccreat red jvincif bag for $5...contarTuji< , yAf^>u jertain $30-$35 worth' * If iri ? S.J|J_ alioN^ ;d as v cosmetics FREE 10 des'1 :\fe!lu y recentV i'(,*<,?-' [$J(& l' jtior to ' iattedorn ot rom Ha© s ,e ^ 9lVena B\a\oe ierou •esis ha!d ften vvin THE - ayb for a Enter to Wi" donation nfc "etrahe JO**eZ yBATMMA. DaY Teen exce, -t,c' Check your parK, -> commit approac ^^MTT!^; Saturday *18fSt itoro the Sur pAfEf Hin CI orig anc? t\MQfiE ^^^___ ^0^-% -^ TEEN ^from Gibsons Pharmasave u A Y. 'MYf,?^ DBAWS^#REM Concert Tickets - Oct. 1989 V2 P_st5?_^kr^ •2 Nintendo games iced Get a FREE •20 posters jeans KARAT GOLD Stock •6 Top 40' tapes Lasts) FLOATING HEART •HRN'I^ With any purchase at Dannie'sGifteft Gems p| 1|lill •Twilight Theatre tickets _^# 'jf* ^ • % i Coast News, September 18,1989 ^ou Will be n£ £>?i Jocatii Sun vers of Can free nycr.es t Man acte 6et one y /" ^a^ Will and CHBX on air 5PersonaI1 <* N Prizes &s?,™ fces. ' •n - AM finn aSSlc R°<* f^mm. /, COtfBSE. ^ ^V,; ^LW^mti -£&0£&g w ESS NjV/'tf^ ca' u_4 vvVth IS&Si ta^n mmm% pvdat e XI nootA Get 4 W am Merchandise draw prizes 9" P arM* free dra ws Each fo r a 10% Discount on Cour camera 0^ clothing & shoes. <0\ Secret Spot Prizes B 8. D SPORTS if AT 5 lucky Teens will win a $1000 DEPOSIT in their m>\\ SMARTSTART ACCOUNT O ( J// min the *in 4*1 spoft Canadian Imperial Bank ing Put on oy^——_. at Your 'tem _———T. Cora. *w of Commerce >•>' < dct.vl*. Sto re 9:30 r divertAn'__*.:rtr: . ___HBra______H_H___l -. in BeUa d-,-.. methods ^ result is \ * art ot teen (or ;s to t zouf »-. -. the:-°" use tog- ngW - KeeP^sho& ^ Wo joh is struc * , r l '" nrabigP °" vibration ; Qr ". " he c*'' oseofthp • 'eeti' • Motr<-,*-ne Education *ers Conf»nu\n| Sunshine Coast] o„(*/> _ '5% off. at the rrv Bis, ers/ \Scl Check ^er^oUmo^ibrace, Our HI et Per, Register for fatt fc free TO ^&S£*"aH_; ' '©*• •ftbi««r . ^«P__ Enter to win 1 of 2 Gift Certificates % of *j££°° •7, *fil Draw is open to any Teen cardholder who &cm open f or has opened, an account dunng k ding September '89 at THE ROYAL BANK J understan' the Sunnycrest Mall. A •Talfc to .dgeable, o^te a^^°! aUW 10 For you from coun .sellers vjin t,ooth. K^^V loss, y^1 yivtei .ght free lbs. Kit- and a Diet •15% off , stat'te r A-sK aftout Wth •Free draw every hour ^tCo^Centre's v •Free gift with purchase •progr-^- $ 00 iPECIALS eeK S over 10 iast * ' , s present^ o regional ^•Draw for grand prize at 5 pm. toas^v/ha draw ior '-- A u ave the free lrwith Teen Card ou\d do u pRttfc Ted from ->ogto;- 1 PR1Z* at ROWNTREE Chocolate Bars: Yg go from Vvere, ,BOV BUY 1 GET 1 FREE -A Harold ie said, bad o<3^<^ omm- vhalhe Gia V-'OUlO ,^^et. Box For EverVMore t wassngt. _^t * various » 6u TEEN SPECIALS ^?ff n ches Of r ^e 7 oses ^C #2S fee. just LOOK FOR THE ^o Wrch /i at. ^se sjoo o/de,rs FLOURESCENT PINK SIGNS V/QCc or f^Ore ,g aCl ^ throughout the Gibsons Pharmasave Store r -r notice. £___si?ig_fe- <*£5 nts\ ITIME SPECIALS! mz Check out 10 AM • 11 AM ONLY! 2 PM -3 PM ONLY! all SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS all ACNE PRODUCTS on o •: wes ^ THE PARTY STOP Sechen ®25 /o l0 25% OFF met* for a surprise OFF ions.» r /-,: on \oc» ferer»' Teen Promotion lit"AMY 12 NOON ONLY! 3 PM -4 PM ONLY! nunity S^^__££££ all MAGAZINES all MEN'S & WOMEN'S COLOGNES & GIFT SETS reeK^t\50,000 m n\\ p J) A>OFF|Q 25% OFF aC» " na\t 1989 .oersD^c I 4 PM -5 PM ONLY! _ i_ to hfst P w * ^ 12 NOON • 1 PM ONLY! all MEN'S & WOMEN'S LEATHER nvgc)(.)(i stu.n ,it all CARLTON CARDS & GIFT WRAP & EELSKIN WALLETS u \* >e bv the> '- HENRY'S BAKERY O OFF ambers, the. 0.25%OFF! Q 2$% and mern •1 PM- 2 PM ONLY! 5 PM -6 PM ONLY! \ all HAIR ACCESSORIES i all COVER GIRL; MAYBELLINE. & REVLON MAKE UP and NAIL POLISH jyStev >d after es All draw prize winners will be notified fO OFF rO OFF >ech at t Saturday evening to pick up their prizes Note: does not Include items already between 4 & 6 Monday, September 25. marked down as "on sale" items. ;*'.V .^/•V^Cf.XV C --- . , • ___^_l..__|^ 8. Coast News, September 18,1989 Waste management THC DREAM shoppe Bayside Building, Sechelt 835-1965 amendment sought Many Gift Ideas Continued from page 1 plagues residents but there for your Special Loved One a day more than the existing should be a vast improvement in permit allows. After that, with that situation by August 1990, the new power boiler installed, the board was told. However the amounts of fly ash, salt cake the sulphur dioxide, which con etc. being emitted into the at tributes to acid rain will pro mosphere will be about half the bably not be reduced directly by current amounts. the mill's new equipment, 885-3244 The second waste permit ap Wilson said, although he didn't Our new office is still under construction plication amendment will see have the exact figures on those and nearing completion. We are endeavour the mill move from a 'B' level emissions on hand. ing to open our doors as soon as possible. permit to an 'A' level on its li "Those don't get regulated," Thank you for your patience. quid effluent emissions by Stuart explained, "so we don't Sincerely, August 1990. To do that they really monitor it." Dr. Lome Berman need two interim conditions Area F Director Jim Gurney Dr. Dan Kingsbury which will reflect the production pointed out that the reduction capacity changes which have oc of open-pit burning of wood curred since the permit was first waste would in fact improve the issued. overall air quality in Howe With the new improvements, Sound. the production at the mill has Area A Director Gordon increased drastically and the Wilson commented, "I think permit is required to express the Michael Lamb, seven, of Davis Bay Elementary holds cucumber the bottom line is that you're production rate accurately. asking us to allow you to pollute he found growing through the handle of a jug on a shelf of his There is no change of permitted more now so you can pollute parents' green house. The 14 inch cuke cracked the plastic jug performance. less later." handle as it grew. Admiring the curiosity are his Grade 2-3 Additionally, it must ac classmates. —David Fraser photo curately reflect the TMP/- The HSPP representative newsprint portion of the mill, responded, "I wouldn't choose something that wasn't included those words. We're asking to be on the original permit. allowed to make slower im ; Student increase These 'technicalities' Wilson provements." ; School opening this year saw an increase of 206 students assured the board, would not "There's a certain amount of > over June 30, bringing the total district enrollment to 3127. produce any increase in toxic frustration from the politician's Secretary Treasurer Tim Anderson told the board at last discharge levels. point of view," Wilson explain \ week's meeting that new classrooms will be needed at In fact, with the new treat ed, "in that we're constantly be .: Madeira Park and Roberts Creek. Winter Jackets ment systems, the mill will be ing seen to allow expansions on and Coats The portable classroom at the old Halfmoon Bay site will operating at levels far superior pollution." Ybe moved to Madeira Park and a new classroom will be ac are here. to government regulations, The board voted to recom KIDS quired for Roberts Creek. u Wilson said. "We'll be four and mend acceptance of the applica Trail Bay Centre Mall, Sechelt 885-5255 Built into the 1990/91 budget will be capital funds for site a half years ahead of govern acquisition and additions at Cedar Grove and Madeira Park. tions with Director Wilson voic ment regulations." ing sole opposition to the con Neither of these permits deals tinued use of the second power with the pulp mill smell which , boiler until 1992. » FAMILY BULK FOODS & ^ Sechelt Scenario DftLiCATESSEN Sechelt Chamber dinner "Ft/I! SERVICE DELI" ty will hold its first meeting of Featuring Freybe's Award Winning Meats by Margaret Watt, 885-3364 the 1989/90 season on Monday, Hearty Sandwiches The Sechelt Chamber of September 18 at 1 pm in the Piping Hot Soup regional district board room. Commerce will combine its Tasty Muffins general meeting with dinner at All are welcome. SHORNCLIFFE Join our the Casa Martinez on Tuesday, Sandwich Club September 19. Guest speaker Shorncliffe Auxiliary will will be Harold Long. resume its regular monthly Cocktails will be at 6:30, din meetings on Tuesday, Septem We make it c mm go ner at 7:30. Tickets are $14 ber 19 in the Shorncliffe con You bake it O and "P each. For more details call the ference room at 1:30 pm. Please 10" Deluxe chamber office at 885-3100. try to attend as this is an impor- y tank meeting. Wed. & Thurs. LEGION DONATION Y are SENIOR DAYS JJT^ASTMASTERS 10 % OFF Regular Prices ; SechMt r Legion Branch;; 140^^^l^Dbh' t - forget the Sunshine • Club : Croup Discounts" donated a cheque for $1375.34 1 mCoas t Toastmasters Club UNDER to the Shorncliffe Intermediate.; meeting which will be held THE YELLOW AWNING Care Society via Mr. WebsterY Wednesday, September 20 at Cowrie St., 885-7767 The money will be used to pur 7:30 pm in the regional board chase an alternating pressure offices, Royal Terraces, Sechelt. mattress; an Everest Jennings wheelchair; a balanced scale; DONATIONS NEEDED and an easy walker. The Festival of the Written Arts committee are requesting I'm sure this very generous donations towards the big sale STOP donation was gratefully received due to take place at Rockwood and many thanks have to go to Centre on October 28. Items big SMOKING the kind folk at the legion. or small may be dropped off at at CANCER SOCIETY the centre and will be greatly ap Sunshine Coast Cancer Socie preciated. COAST IMPRESSIONS A seven-ton Case Backhoe collapsed the bridge at Pender Har Community float 5545-D Wharf Road, Sechelt bour Golf Course's Number 9 hole and dropped about three quarters of the way to the creek 30 feet below last Wednesday for Pender Harbour morning. Operator Jack Dumma was not injured and the backhoe WED., SEPT. 20 proponent of community floats. was removed without damage from the gorge on Friday by Ray The final legal details are be ONE TREATMENT ONLY : ing put together to establish a He told committee members Hansen Trucki ng and Contracting. —Myrtle Winchester photo community float in Pender that some community floats had With Painless Soft Laser Harbour near Sangster Road. become like exclusive yacht At last week's meeting of the clubs, with fences, gates and For Appointment or Information Call JOY SMITH at 885-7174 or Jk COUNTRY planning committee, regional 'No Trespassing' signs. directors reviewed a few details Laser World Therapy Centre Q/ GARDENS that still need to be ironed out, "That's not what this is all but for the most part they were about," he said. North Vancouver ^^^ 4 cub. V pleased with the project. The regional district will Toll Free # 1-800-663-1260 PEAT MOSS The Lagoon Waterfront endeavour to include protection Better Health through i g against such exclusivity in the regular 9 " Owner's Society will be respon Professional Treatment SQ49 sible for the float which will language of the sub-lease bet Special 8 have one space allotted for ween the district and the society. Fall Bulbs, Winter Pansies public use. Mon - Sat Wharf St.. Sechelt The only concern about the & Flowering Kale are in. 9:00 - 5:30 885-3606 project was raised by Gordon Wilson, who has long been a your home during ourKirsch Y •^•WfWWH yiyw^-ii^ipiryrojjgPBa Coast News, September 18,1989 fmsM^iMiWSXm Quality, used lumber, bricks, windows, lights, plumbing, etc. P & 13 USED BUB&JBiRSCa ftflb&TO_yULS away 11947 Tannery Rd., Surrey Bay Pub, a celebration of the MONDAY-SATURDAY <5ee-_3.1 by Myrtle Winchester, 883-9099 Pender Harbour and District The meeting will also include We also buy used building materials W. Leonard Higgs passed end of summer and terrorist -1 Wildlife Society meeting on results of the Great Crossword away Tuesday morning at St. mean tourist - season. You must September 19 at Madeira Park Contest that you received last Mary's Hospital. He was 61 dress up, and there are prizes Elementary School at 7:30 pm. week in the Coast News and a years of age and recently for the tackiest, silliest, Willie Rousseau and the rest reminder that membership predeceased by his father less touristish costumes. of the executive invite anyone renewals are due. than a month ago. WILDLIFE interested in wildlife conserva Yes, the cost of a hunting Higgs started towing logs in Dennis Chalmers from the tion and concerns to attend the licence has gone up to $21. Six the Pender Harbour area in the Nanaimo Department of Fish meeting and refreshments will teen dollars is the licence fee and mid-1940s for his father's com eries will speak on herring at the be served. $5 is a surcharge that goes to the pany, Nanaimo Towing and Habitat Conservation Fund. Salvage Ltd. and he started his MUSIC NOTES own Pender Harbour/Secret Tonight is the first session of Cove based company, Sechelt Ensemble 105, the Capilano Towing and Salvage, in the College choir singing course 1970s with the Sechelt Chief. taught by Lyn Vernon at the His son, Captain Bill Higgs, Pender Harbour School of joined him in business in the Music and you're not too late to 1980s to form Higgs Marine take part. Services with the Native Chief Registrations will be accepted and the Sechelt Yarder. at the beginning of the class, CLINIC AGM which is from 7 to 10 pm. Election of trustees is part of VIEW BY-LAWS ^7 days a week -11:30 am • 11 pm the agenda for the Pender Har At last week's meeting the Galley open • 11:30 am -10 pm bour and District Health Centre Pender Harbour and Egmont Society annual general meeting Chamber of Commerce an SATELLITE SPORTS on September 24 at 2 pm in the nounced that its new by-laws clinic. Members are urged to at would be voted on at the Oc MONDAY NIGHT DARTS tend and exercise their rights by tober meeting. If you'd like to taking part in the democratic view these by-laws, they're at 8 pm process. the Paper Mill, or you can call Beginning October 2 The current board of direc me for more information. Call now to register tors consists of Bill Griffith, POSTSCRIPTS president; Theresa Kishkan, Jennifer got her driver's By water, conveniently located at the Chevron dock vice-president; Dick Jones, licence; Lynski is working at at the mouth of Pender Harbour. treasurer; Diane Dennis; Norm Denzo's; Mark N. is the new Boaters: Moorage available while you visit with us. Cattermole; Peter Grabenhof; cook at Ruby Lake; Bob and By road, follow the 'Irvines Landing* signs. Cindy Ratziaff and Ian Myrtle have been granted Land Mackay. ed Immigrant status in Pender The terms of Kishkan and Harbour. Dennis are up this year, and the latter is seeking re-election. An additional trustee will be elected to replace John Willcock, who resigned earlier this year. SHOPPING Enjoy a Day of Business, Leisure MARINE SERVICES Charles Paine and Lynn Cameron have been nominated Beaver Island and Shopping in to fill the vacant positions, and GROCERY UTHERLAND further nominations will be ac Pizza, Subs, Video Games VENICE NORTH cepted from the floor. ©ALES & 0ERVICE LTD. The clinic reports that it's en 883-2108 joyed a productive year, and (Pender Harbour Has 883-1119 Dr. Terry Amiel, who has prov ed to be a popular physician, Building has just completed his first year Supplies of practice in Pender Harbour. W3 Madeira Marina DARTS NIGHTS HOMEX.1LL A Doubles Darts League is BUILDING CENTRE now being organized at the 883-9551 Garden Bay Pub, and anyone interested in playing can register now for Tuesday Nite Darts starting October 3. ?The pub will also feature Rentals, Sales, & Service Drop-In Darts on Monday 883-9114 nights and owners Ron and Marita Johnson are open to JCftlUe'ft RESORT Pender Harbour Diesel suggestions for activities on CENTRE HARDWARE MAKE-UP APPLICATION HEADWATER MARINA LTD. Wednesday nights and Sunday & GIFTS BOAT RENTALS MANICURES AUTO. MARINE & INDUSTRIAL Ways. Hi-Pressure Washing. afternoon. H NAIL ART PARTS & Year-Round Moorage They invite patrons to think 883-9914 AIR 883-2456 Your home or mine 883-2616 of the pub as their own living B8 883-2469 for appointment rooms, and will set up Trivial Pender Harbour Pursuit, cribbage, or just about PENDER HARBOUR anything else that you'd like to IGR Community Club do. ilMfix CHEVRON LADIES ONLY 8IN00 Complete Auto Repair FOODUNER Every Thursday Miss Sunny's Hair Boutique 24-HOUR TOWING Ladies Diamond Night 7:00 pm tickets are selling fast for this "Check our Flyer" Pender Harbour Community Hall 883-2715 883-2392 October 21 evening, and the re maining ones are available at DIRECTORY INFO? PENDER HARBOUR CONTRACTORS 883-9099 the Paper Mill and Pender Har GOLF COURSE Pender Harbour & District bour Chevron. I hear that the ...I DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION Pender Harbour 8S3-2455 Visitors Welcome MEDICAL HEALTH CENTRE Lions and friends do a fabulous ADVANCED job of entertaining and waiting FISH STORE Vi m. north of Garden Bay Rd. C_ Fresh Local 883-2764 on the ladies at the Diamond Hwy. 10! 883-9541 !••• Night. Seafood Retail & PROFESSIONAL 11,1 Although I haven't confirm Wholesale Royal Canadian Legion SERVICES WILLIS FRITZ 883*2736 ed this yet, it seems that so 9.9 9^_B_H EEDEHEE Specializing in meone is holding a Ladies commercial boat Branch 112 Indian Isle Tacky Tourist party this DRIVE CAREFULLY refinishing Wednesday night at the Garden The Sfutahiaa Construction Our kids are KITCHEN OPEN MON - SAT Backhoe & Dumptruck i> i H i, i ^y^^MBwjMBSTO back at school in Pender Harbour Centre Service DINING MISCELLANEOUS Egmont Mon. - Fri. 883-9099 883-2747 or 883-2730 News Garden Bay 083-93O3 HUGH W. JONES Roofing A MARINA . j. Hotel KAMMERLE'S Lawyer CARPETS COMPLETE PHARMACY J® r Pub. . WaterfroinWaterfrointt !Restaurant . Moorage, Air Kl emdcxie Charters. Fishing Charters. Bike Rentals Tea sale 883-2888 883-9525 Tar t Gtavtl, Shak»s, Shingles, 883-9357 883-8674 Pub Hiatal ftooft, Torch On, Durolefs 883-9919 Restaurant by Ann Cook, 883-9907 Just the spot for a Pender Harbour Now didn't that catch your Oak Tree Market Delicious Snack Realty LTD. ROB KOENIG 883-2882 MOBILE HOMES eye. That's because it was sup New and Used - Instant Housing posed to let you know Vi and FRANCES* CARPENTRY, DESIGN, Open 7 days a week HAMBURGER 883-9525 Dolly are having tea on FAX: 883-9524 CONSULTING SERVICES Wednesday, September 27 at 10 am - 8 pm TAKE-OUT 883-9338 or 580-4321 (call collect) 1:30 pm. Like • ••••••••••Hill Vi has some nice old pieces of Pender Harbour Peninsula Power Jk PENDER YOUR NAME DRIVE CAREFULLY china that will be for sale that Here? Cable Ltd. HARBOUR day, so mark your calendar. Restaurant Call Myrtle at the Our kids are High & Low Voltage Power Lines CREDIT AUTUMN Canadian & Chinese Cuisine Outdoor Sub-SUIions Autumn officially arrives on COAST NEWS back at school UNION 883-2413 883-2218 Saturday, such a beautiful 883-9099 _E_H ____. MlMWlill) 883-9531 season. Egmont Road is getting WSSSSSSBSSSSe its last hair cut of the year, Ray Hansen Trucking PROPERTY looks nice thanks to the Depart 9C CD, HARBOUR INSURANCE & Contracting MANAGEMENT enmar 'JJrapenes ^Trvines AGENCIES LTD. ment of Highways. Gravel, Clearing & MAINTENANCE & NEEDLECRAFT SUPPLIES The downtown Egmont inter Sparine •« !_••"» V* ; S^l^ffiifM^pggw^g^^^yiBp^^gi^aiie j»afttfesyia*w^us«gv?*^^ Coast News, September 18,1989 w§m!Mimm^MtM00S m^m^if^i^^Mmm EXCAVATING MB/mM® r Versatile Tractor Co . $®lw Hwvmm Trailers (Hot Or Cold) Patios SMALL JOB SPECIALISTS Boats Phone for Free Es,ima,e Driveways WOOD HEAT & Landscape Rake - Backhoe - Loader Roofs ""^-r^C^^^^ N<"X*""7 More Rototiller - Plow Metal Fireplaces Certified Appliance Service Steamy Cleaners Wood Stove Ph. 886-9959 or 886-4859 Pratt Rd., Gibsons, BC Wood Furnaces Technician PRATT RD. 886-9959 Answering Service during day or phone after 6:00 pm 885-9557J Wood Stoves STEVE FitMAN.G1At SERVICES Chimneys SERVICE & REPAIR • CONCRETE SERVICES Inserts CHRISTIAN To All Major AppH_nca>» A Liners Quality Reconditioned Major Appliances For Sale Accounting Services All facets of GUARANTEED & DELIVERED • COMPLETE ACCOUNTING SERVICES • wood heating Will Buy Nice. Non-Working Major Appliances • WORD PROCESSING • AC Building Supplies 883-9551 BJORN 885-7897 R. Bruce Cranston, C.G.A. 557 Marine Drive V, AUTOMOTIX/E ^ (across from Armours Beach) 886-3302 _j , COAST CHIMNEY SERVICE AUTOMOTIVEHNDUSTRIAL -MARINE f GREAT PACIFIC MANAGEMENT ^ CO. LTD. (EST. 1965) • Financial Planning Service VA * Certified * PARTS & SUPPLIES Hours New, Rebuilt, or Used • Investment Fund Alasdair W. Irvine Cleanings • Complete Installations Mon-Sat: 6-6 • 24 HOUR CENTHAL Ul_KAlt.rl —, j ACCOUNTS • RRSP's Representative 886-8554 Sundays: 10-3 A101 SUPPLY LTD. • Retirement Income Funds (604) 885-2272 Free Inspections 1061 Hwy. 101, Gibsons 885-9666 885-5333 Ca Clif» 3 Batch Plants on the Sunshine Coast • Tax Shelters Box 2629, Sechelt, B.C. Look for us on your phone book cover (across from Len Wray's) 886-8101 I Gibsons • Sechelt • Pender Harbour J # BUJL DING CONTR ACTORS • • GEM CONTRACTORS AR Ready Mix Concrete MARINE SERVICES » C Sand & Gravel r Hans Ounpuu Construction Nr CONCRETE 886-4680 CENTURY ROCK G. Brown Contracting Gil)s<>i*s 'Note there will be no "First Ferry" run on Gibsons Bus Schedule NKW pnd RENOVATIONS QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Box 734 BUS . Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays Sechelt, B.C. .-frr/ Effective March' 1, 1989 : JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER (via Park & Reed. North Rd. _ Seacot. Gower Pt. & Franklin, Lower Bus Stop) 885-2447 (via Marina. Franklin. Fireball, Park & Reed Rd.) GREG BROWN 885-5111 Depart Arrive Depart A rrive 886-3558 Mall 5:45 1:45 Langdale 6:10 2:10 Lower 6:15 2:15 Mall 6:30 2:30 CLEANING SERVICES 7:45 3:45 Ferry Ter. 8:10 4:10 Bus Stop 8:15 4:15 8:30 4:30 J 9:45 5:45 10:10 6:10 10:15 6:15 10:30 6:30 11:45 7:45 12:10 8:10 12:15 8:15 12:30 8:30 /?" ( D & L Enterprises SUNSHINE COAST •450 John Deere •Ditching FARES Adults Seniors Children (6-12) Comm. Tickets •Clearing Sea Bus Driver lor Langdale Heights. Bonniebrook Heights. DISPOSAL SERVICES •580B Case Backhoe Woodcreek Park Schedules Out of Town $1.50 $1.00 .75 $1.25/ride Port Mellon to Ole's Cove •Septic Fields •Excavations In Town .75 .75 .75 Commercial Containers Available •Water Lines These transportation schedules sponsored by 886-2938 J Call Nick: 886-2572 Fastrctc BACKHOE Insurance, .1 iT>finiM-r~ii7 Y •:• Outopfon INDEPENDENT TRAVE I- PENINSULA SEPTIC SERVICE Notary PROFESSIONAL • SEPTIC FIELDS TANK SERVICE • DRAINAGE DITCHES fiiwwrtf SiimiMif Axetn Coast News, September 18,1989 11. •'•*<* . ••'•* y iona 'ii by Ellen Frith has raised funds for the tour so ting skill programs so desperate he had survived the tour so far., "ii far from raffles and garage ly needed in these stressful And as to the public response to: In an effort to "increase the sales. A victim of child abuse times. the tour, that has been "ex-: understanding and recognition himself, Weisbrod says there Weisbrod is in good physical cellent", he said. "A of child abuse in every com just isn't enough money or condition, he says, and has been Tax deductible donations to munity", Dave Weisbrod, 39, enough centres to help those participating in wheelchair Weisbrods' Child Abuse who was confined to a who are suffering or have suf athletics for the past few years Awareness Tour '89 can be wheelchair after an industrial fered abuse. which has helped. "I feel made at any branch of the accident four years ago, has good," he said when asked how begun a tour which will even "The government has only so Royal Bank of Canada. tually take him across Canada, much money to spend on this," he hopes, to raise money for he told the Coast News. "We treatment and prevention cen have to think of our future." Davislja^ tres for the victims of child The objectives of this tour, abuse. Last week he was on the Weisbrod said are: to increase Sunshine Coast. understanding and recognition of child abuse in every com Weisbrod, a native of Van munity; to help reduce the emo Knaus the speaker couver now living in Chilliwack, tional, physical and sexual and pre-register now. , >• was on Day Three of the 15-day abuse by way of education; to by Jean Robinson, 885-2954 'Phase One' of his Child Abuse PARENTS GROUP fund treatment and prevention The first fall meeting of the Davis Bay Elementary Schoof f f Awareness Tour '89 when he centres for the information and rolled into Gibsons on Thurs Davis Bay/Wilson Creek Com Parents Group meet September & prevention needed by the vic munity Association was well at 19 in the school library. day. The destination of this leg tims of child abuse; to imple of his tour is Victoria. tended. KIRKLAND CENTRE \ ment an on-going national pro The mini-bus has brought f Weisbrod has rallied together gram of public education regar Guest speaker Jacob Knaus respite for all volunteer drivers *• a board of directors in order to ding the effects of child abuse spoke earnestly on the Associa but in honour of their past ser- \ form the Chilliwack Child and to provide the funds needed tion for the Preservation of vice there will be an Apprecia- I Abuse Awareness Society and for support groups and paren- English in Canada. Everyone tion Tea at the centre. Everyone agreed on several points and will be notified by telephone to '« some agreed to disagree on come either at 1:30 pm On '-* Sechelt Seniors other points. Altogether, it was Wednesday, September 20 of a sharing experience and left all Thursday, September 21 at 2 of us with food for thought. pm. I Wheelchair athlete Dave Weisbrod straggles up Davis Bay hill, Next month's speaker will be Congratulations to. Sonny ; assisted by Colleen Nichol. —David Fraser photo VanDusen outing Joanne Dickeson, who has slides to show and talks of her Evans on his recent engagement \ on-going battle to rescue wild to Jannette Wittstraw. Sonny j by Larry Grafton Your committee still has a birds and animals here on the again donated a turkey for din great deal of work to do, and Sunshine^ Coast. ner which everyone enjoyed. The At press time there are still a details of many kinds cannot be Fond farewells to client Jim ,' Garden Bay Restaurant few seats left on the bus that answered at this time. The WELCOME VISITORS Scott and parents who are leavY j May Widman has arranged for membership, however, should ing for Australia, New Zealand .'Vi will be closed for the season after Saturday, Sept. 23rd. Alrich and Britta Von En- the Van Dusen Garden outing, avail themselves of the direction ckevort, cousins of Cecilia and Fuji on an extended holi- > Ron and Marita and the Staff of the restaurant would which will leave the Royal Bank that negotiations are taking, in Walker, are presently in Davis day. like to thank everyone very much for their support over area in Sechelt at 9:20 am on order to be able to make a sensi Bay from Hamburg, to visit September 20. Randi Tame, local herbolo^, the summer, and look forward to welcoming them back ble decision when the time Cecilia and husband, Vic. gist, will speak to clients on, again next year. Reservations are on a first comes for an extraordinary dried flowers and herbs on \ come, first served basis. meeting of all members when a Bruce and Margaret Allinson September 26. 3 Members of Gibsons branch vote will be taken. from Toronto are enjoying their Don Fairweather, local \ mmttmmmmtmmmmmmmmimwti OAPO should also contact May Apart from the importance visit with Barbara Relton. They lawyer, will speak on wills and # at 885-5200 if interested, for of being informed on the above, have been busily cleaning up her estates on September 28. ? further information. there is considerable branch gardens. Bruce Morris has already HAVE A WHALE OF A TIME THIS FALL REGULAR MEETING business to be discussed, which Ed and 'Anna Cuylits were talked about the importance of v Starts Tuesday night doubles beginning The regular monthly meeting has accummulated during the here visiting Ed's parents, Ed recycling on September 13. 3 Oct. 3rd, Register Now. of Branch 69 will be held in our summer. It is unfair to be and Helen Cuylits. Ed Jr. was Monday night drop-in. hall in Sechelt on September 21. critical of branch business that once a planner for the SCRD The visit to the Sechelt Indian As reported previously, and in is conducted by the same few and enjoyed seeing the changes Band carving shed was enjoyed Special Prices view of press releases in the im members who faithfully attend on the Coast. by all. The shed had been swept Wednesday nights & Sunday afternoons mediate past, the membership all meetings. Warm welcome to Kay clear of carving debris and ob fAjQ |_sCrib? Trivial Pursuit? Suggestions? should be made aware of the Cooney who has retired to Sel jects were moved in order that us Our membership is large N^ ^^^\J--t know what you'd fact that there has been enough that a larger representa ma Park from Texada Island. wheelchair clients could freely ^J#Xlike and we'll favourable movement during tion can be expected for these move about. These kind people the summer months, with DANCE ANYONE? then took time to explain the ^* ^s^organize it. regard to our proposed activity 4 meetings, and this should cer Denise O'Brian and Hope MMMMM tainly be so, since decisions in various projects being worked centre. Clearlight are holding dance on at the moment. volving considerable |cash classes for'health and learning foutlays crop up from time to at the Davis Bay Community On July 31 Ernie and Evelyn 'time which must be looked Hall. Burnett sang and Mary Ru after. Denise has creative ballet, dolph played the organ for an Many of our non-attending childrens ballet, contemporary appreciative group. Mary and members must begin to realize dance for teenagers, plus private son Paul played and sang that we, as a branch, are a force coaching Friday afternoons. another afternoon to everyones within the community which Telephone for information to delight. will take a back seat to nobody. 886-3831. Our participation in community affairs can be accomplished by Hope teachers L.A. style The centre is looking for a the voluntary effort put forth jazz, seniors jazz, ballet basics sale or trade of their pump for seniors and movement organ as it is a bit difficult for. MISC SERVICES MISC SERVICES by our members only. awareness. This is Tuesday the elderly to handle. They The only way any member afternoon, Friday nights and would like a piano. 5032 CHESTER STREET\ /'COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE 6\7' &8* GOLDEN A can be aware of all the oppor Saturday mornings. Please telephone 885-5144 if VANCOUVER, B.C. Designing, Turf. etc. HEDGING EVERGREENS tunities to serve our community Telephone Hope at 886-2730 you can help. Free Estimates IM'S s3°°/ft. is be attending our meetings. J BARK MULCH eo7n See you there! FUEL INJECTION SERVICE 15 vds. delivered in Sechelt 5-./U COAST'S LARGEST NURSERY EXERCISE & AEROBICS PENDER HARBOUR 25 Years Of Experience At Your Service MURRAY'S NURSERY -""«"»•261-2151 » Located 1 mile north ot Hwy 101 on Mason Rd. 885-2974 I understand that a good tur & DISTRICT The fuel injection system is the heart of the diesel nout for classes was frustrated engine, have your fuel injection equipment serviced by lack of an instructor recent for maximum engine performance ly. That situation no longer ex HEALTH CENTRE SOCIETY By JIM BANKS Need this space? ists, because Evans Herman Dependable Service At A Reasonable Price C.ill tin; COAST NEWS R.N., who has been teaching fitness, aerobics, Tai Chi and ANNUAL GENERAL 324-1715 •__ .it 886 767? or 8„_<_930 Yoga on the Sunshine Coast for the last 15 years will be directing MEETING classes starting on Monday CHAINSAWS ®b* September 25 at 11 am in our SALES & SERVICE Seniors Hall. Sunday, September 24 1989 KELLY'S LAWNMOWER & er JP' CHAINSAW LTD. _ i^C^/Y > The professional entrance to Time: 2:00 pm classes would seem to be a plus. MS m 731 NORTH ROAD 886-2912 883-9911 Why not come out on Monday Place.Pender Harbour & District mi and see what the fall/winter/- Health Centre GIBSONS MOBILE SAW SERVICE JON JAREMA ^ spring session has in store for you. Custom Cutting - Planing DESIGN CONSULTANT Bevel Siding • Posts & Beams I'KKI.IMINARY OEVKLOI'MKNT CONCKI'I'S CUSTOM HOMK DESIGN Chris Napper 886-3468 RENOVATIONS OR ADDITIONS • REVISION OK EXISTING I'L.ANS R.RM, S6, C78, . DRAWINGS AND RENDERINGS Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0 CAI.I. 886-8930 TO DISCUSS YOUR HOME ENVIRONMENT. BUf-JfllASTCR FORESTRY CONSULTING Timber Appraisal R.M.(RAY) GIZA, R.P.F. 885-4755 THE FLOOR STORE BAKCRV AT YOUR DOOR Commercial & Residential ___N_H_»VM___n_----BM---H_HM_-«R--MM-_-^^ INHSSSING Carpet & Resilient Flooring r PENINSULA INDUSTRIAL Two Show Rooms on Hwy. 101 NO PRESERVATIVES at the Alternative, Hwy. 101, Gibsons & LOGGING SUPPLIES & Furniture Land, Hwy. 101, Sechelt PORT ' " ~~~ • ' :, . QUALITY IS SATISFACTION 886-8868 MELLON & GIBSONS / S# PER LOAF • Wire Rope & Rigging Hydraulic Hose & Fittings • Welding Supplies Misc. industrial Products 886-7359 100% Whole Wheat, 450 gr. Gibsons 886-2480 Van. Direct 689-7387 Conversion Windows, Glass, Port Mellon 884-5303 & Marine Glass, Aluminum Windows Until Sept. 23/89 1042 Hwy. 101, Gibsons (across from Kenmac) Hwy 101 '••:& FVaft UA Mirrors SUNSHINE KITCHENS Need this space? - CABINETS • Oaktree Market John Henry's Family Bulk Foods 880-94 ff C^iJ! tjio COAST NEWS Madeira Park Garden Bay Sechelt , . ;«t •886*2622 or 88b 3930 Y \Shomoom Kirn's Plaza, Hwy 101 Buns Master Buns Master Buns Master mt Tuesday to Saturday f 0-4 pro 12. Coast News, September 18,1989 en res Continued from page 1 Clerk-Administrator Lor Minister Johnston had written a been better spent elsewhere. "taken away the legal right of raine Goddard confirmed this. letter then, he said, indicating The town's outlay of any the duly elected representatives "The mayor does not have the there might be problems similar money spent so far by the RAC of the municipality to establish ability to, 'call it off," she told to the ones which have only will be paid by the province. In an industrial tax rate which is the Coast News, "but she can now come to light. the same letter in which she ad-, fair not only to the industry in do what she has done and ask to vises Mayor Strom of the> volved, but to the residential have the order rescinded. The general consensus of cabinet's approval of the taxpayers who live with the im "If the province wants to those asked by the Coast News referendum date with the tax pacts created by that industry." carry it on, it's their referen for an opinion stated the time restrictions, Minister Johnston "This is obviously going to dum," Goddard said. and money spent this last year writes: "...I am pleased to set a precedent," Strom told the If the province did insist on on studying, promoting or op award a further grant of Coast News. carrying on with the referendum posing restructuring could have $8500... Howe Sound Pulp and Paper now, Strom told the Coast (HSPP) President Bill Hughes News, the residents would mere told the Coast News this cabinet ly vote it down. decision was, "news to me." He It is generally felt by even the Management review has just recently returned from most ardent anti-restructuring a business trip to Montreal he advocates that the referendum to be shelved said and was not up to date on vote should have been allowed the recent situation. as originally proposed. Malcolm Fraser, chairman of "It should have gone to a in Gibsons the RAC, said he could not vote," Chuck Weatherill told comment from his position on the Coast News, "and we would Gibsons proposed corporate said he also wished to have the the committee but, "As a have killed it once and for all." review will be "shelved until review over and done with. "I private citizen," he said, "I Weatherill, along with Matte after the restructuring vote", wish we could have done it . Ak" < speculate a deal has been cut at Laasoo, Jim Gurney and others council decided last week. sooner," he said, adding he was Yj****^- the expense of the were manning an anti-re At a special council meeting "most impressed with George municipality." structuring information table at held after the regular Planning Cluff." The fact which makes this a Sunnycrest Mall on Saturday Committee meeting of George B. Cluff and curious affair at this point, is although the RAC information September 12, several options Associates Ltd., who are cur Guess Where now that the Minister of table was no longer there as .was were discussed and four other rently doing a similar corporate Municipal Affairs has issued a originally planned before the bids from firms contacted by review for the District of The usual prize of $5 will be awarded the first correct entry drawn formal order for the referen mayor's news release. Alderman Lilian Kunstler were Sechelt, have so far tendered the dum, received both by the "They (the council) have to received. She had also talked to lowest bid ($10,000) for the which locates the above. Send your entries to reach the Coast Gibsons job. News, Box 460, Gibsons by Saturday of this week. Last week's Town of Gibsons and the Sun take full responsibility for the a fifth, she said, but had not yet shine Coast Regional District split and resentment they have received anything in writing. A review, both Reynolds and winner was Joyce Lasuter who correctly identified the flamingo (SCRD) late Friday, it is no created in the community," Gibsons Mayor Diane Strom Strom said, would be a useful on a post on Highway 101 in Roberts Creek. longer a council affair. Weatherill said. said she would "like to get on document for the Town of Gib "I don't think the mayor has Gurney said the possibility of with it", but Kunstler replied sons no matter which council the right to refuse the referen the mill's non compliance in the that with a referendum vote was in office. dum now," Area E Director proposed restructuring was an pending it was not time for a "It would be an excellent SHOP LOCALLY; Jim Gurney told the Coast issue that should have been full corporate review. document for council and News. dealt with two years ago. Alderman John Reynolds staff," Strom said. JS^ c cuPren> ° l EHOOSE. 1 Rec Roort PRICE S»°0SE nine in early* ' M.*_^=s?ft_S5S__« °i *XX?_a___SS r <* # * ARMSTRONG Candide (popular, hard wearing, Crown Cor Ion Regular price $22.95 sq yd Discontinued pattern.. Designer Solarian TO CLEAR sq yd * CUSTOM DRAPES Designer Solarian II Beg jp to. $52.00 sq: yd. Cambray • di % For The Price Of Ready Mades WAREHOUSE 9 CLEARANCE PRICE A Completely made to measure q. yd. Service from start to finish :, .•TITH•t-.v.'r.t,..VJ Per 45Nigh t • 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver • Heated outdoor pool October 10, 1989 to April 20, 191 • Fine Continental Cuisine • Coffee shop and lounge « 5 minutes to PfaE/Coliseum combines classroom learning • All major credit cards accepted with on-the-job experience coacfo house '* ' r ;jpte%% ton To register call: Continuing Education 885-2991 or 700 Lillooet Road for information call Thelma Eckland 886-9441 (evenings) North Vancouver, B.C. Call Toll Free 1-800-663-2500. •>./ Coast News, September 18,1989 mmmmmmei.wmm i mm _M_M__I by Maureen Sadler In the fall of 1984 the members of the Suncoast Needlearts Guild, under the g guidance of Leonida Leather- dale, decided to embark on a major project. After several considerations, urderer's Row it was determined that an the history of the Sunshine. demned men. Three days prior Coast would be a suitable sub by Peter Trower to each hanging a word is sent ject. w Herb's hackles are raised by a to the noose's next victim that The big job of researching the ^'deception The Fox begins to any tune he might request will background material was ^practice soon after his arrival on be played that evening. Most ac started in the spring of 1985. ^Murderer's Row. Like so many cept the offer. Their choices Members visited and talked vbefore him faced with imminent range all the way from hymns to with long time residents; perus ^death, Hickman suffers a sud mawkish popular songs and ed at length and gleaned perti den conversion to Roman ragtime tunes. Professor nent information from in Catholicism. Herb, having per Gallure manages to accom numerable publications, both sonally inspired a good many modate them all. As twilight current and old. We collected 'sinners to 'accept salvation' in falls beyond the perpetual photographs and anecdotes his days as a barnstorming twilight of the prison he from the young and not too evangelist, firmly believes the assembles his best pupils and young from Egmont to Port whole thing is a sham. (The the requested tunes blare up Mellon. belief will be corroborated later ward. Despite their ominous By the fall of 1986, it was felt by other felons in whom The significance these concerts are we had amassed enough infor fox had confided.) much enjoyed by the denizens mation, photos and new I Hickman keeps up his devout of Death Row. Herb listens ap members to take the next step. protestations until the very end preciatively along with the rest All the material was sifted Mural depicting Sunshine Coast history. (See story) —David Fraser photo and, in an attempt to capture and sometimes, closing his eyes, through and what was felt to be public sympathy and perhaps a imagines Helen and himself in the most notable, interesting reprieve, even writes letters to warm Sunday parks, a long way and meaningful were selected and four months of joys and In the beginning a great deal of This project can truly be call 'the press proclaiming his new from here. for the actual embroidery. frustrations, but always pro 'reverse stitching' (a nice term ed a labour of love. For those of found faith. His efforts are in When Jim McNamara first In the spring of 1987 Leonida gress. Actual working hours for for tearing out everything us who live in the Sechelt area, vain. As Herb records bluntly in informs the dethroned took our material and ideas to the project was 3360. you've just finished) was done, working on the mural has been his memoirs: safecracking king that he is go well known local artist Linda Leonida Leatherdale washed but as our confidence and en easier than for our members The end of William Edward ing to have a cell mate, Herb is and blocked and mounted the thusiasm grew, and with the en who have travelled weekly from Molloy, and outlined what we couragement and guidance of Hickman's career came on San not overjoyed. When the man had in mind. Linda was very in finished embroidery - ho small Gibsons and particularly from Quentin's famous gallows, proves to be a small, moustach- task - and Jim Molloy of Leonida, we all became the Pender Harbour area, terested in the project and believers. where more-honourable and ed Mexican, he is even less agreed to do the art work. Her Shadow Baux Gallery did the chalking up some 5000 kms. less notoriety-seeking felons pleased. He envisions being sub marvelous interpretation of our framing. have died more in conformity jected to endless hours of pidgin ideas both inspired and in We all feel very proud of be with their misdeeds. The English babble. timidated us all. ing a part of this wonderful pro & ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION religious ecstasy which he His fears are quite unfound Leonida encouraged us all ject. When it reaches it final ffijfo Branch 109, Gibsons boasted would buoy him for the ed, however. Juan Trinidad is a and took on the task of home we hope the residents of ordeal, fled; he died a weakling well-spoken man of con transferring the drawing onto the Sunshine Coast will enjoy "^ Ladies Auxiliary — yellow. siderable education. He has the piece of linen twill on which viewing it as much as we have Murderer's Row is situated been sentenced to hang for kill we would hopefully turn into a enjoyed stitching it. Dinner & Dance ing the man who raped his Members of the Suncoast Friday, September 29 , directly over the prison music work of art. Once this was S S0 room. The bandmaster is a young wife. Trinidad has no done, she selected and separated Needleart Guild are: Irene Tickets 7 each • remorse whatsoever in having Crabb, Leonida Leatherdale, Spaniard with the imposing and all the wool and floss into Music by the Music Man mellifluous name of Professor committed an act which in packages which would be used Dorothy Parsons, Maureen Damascus Garcia Gallure. Pro many countries would have Sadler, Beps Swanson, Marcella Happy Hour 5:30 pm m • ' in each phase of the project. iTickets may be purchased at the Legion Bar or Sunnycrest Photo { fessor Gallure, once a musician been considered more than Finally it was time to set up Decair, Betty McKay, Mary of international renown, is serv justifiable. "I would kill the pig work schedules. It was decided Pellatt, Flora Sayer, Eleanor SE__s___g_____ ing a life sentence for shooting again," he declares simply. to work in pairs. Using 14 inch Trumpour, Bernice Lawson, an Oakland money-lender he Herb is struck by the inequity hopps, we began on the outer Pat Nealy, Esther Reid, Clara + **** + *******+****•****<********* swore had cheated him. He has of a legal system that will hang a extremities and worked our way Shearer and Fiona West. * Independent Representative-Sheila Marion J seen countless men walk or be man like Juan Trinidad for into the centre. The moment of truth had ar dragged to their final accoun merely protecting his honour, As we progressed, we found rived, with trembling fingers ting. Since his own crime could yet spare a creature like that we had to separate^our . and a great feeling of insecurity easily have cost him the same McNamara whose deranged pairs, so that one came in^the;Yy the work began in April 1987. Fifth Thenae Collection \ fate, he feels much compassion behaviour cost 21 innocent morning and one in the after-;f*^ for the prisoners above him who lives. He finds himself liking the noon, working four and .-fivi^V + count their numbered days. quiet-spoken,t gentlemanly little hour Shifts. Each memberTchqse|)& * The Professor has developed Mexican and they soon become a day of the week suitable 0 a ritual in regard to the con good friends....to be continued. her. If she had to miss a day, OPEDate: Wed.N, Sept HOUS. 20, 1-8pm *^jp&E + she found an alternate worker Sechelt - Driftwood Inn 0* * to replace her or traded a day. Date: Thurs., Sept. 21, 1 Book review The final stitches were com Gibsons - Cedars Inn 1:30 - Trower's latest ^SO^^lS^!3^!«!!tls^t_KSffiSS>mm9S^^9K< ^^"*^t£ TOURIST AND RECREATION GUIDE v"*/"!** '.v. J "i5v shows talent "*-< *? H-*-* But through Unmarked -^" i v *••*.>< by Jerry Frith Doorways, Trower leads us to x Peter Trower's latest book, the heart of the local idiom. It Unmarked Doorways, (Har would be impossible not to be bour Publishing) is required changed by the experience. In reading for all who wish to the book's first poem, < ^ ^ .(•» come to grips with the local Boondocks-1947, the reader is I idiom. struck by the sights, sounds and AEROBICS I . TALEWIND BOOK A region's idiom is a unique smells of real life: "the barny •WEIGHTS TOURING MAP OF BC HOURS •combination of characteristics dark", the laughter and singing, 743 North Rd., .... „ ^c™^--^*,-.,,, Drop-Ins | •MAPS -POSTCARDS the "perfume and sweat" and Mon - Sat •and circumstances, past deeds, Gibsons ^f^^^^^Jl Welcome •LOCAL INDIAN ART 9:30 - 5:30 ^present travails and future the "rotgut whiskey". A Satur 885-2527 •hopes. Always elusive and hard day night dance comes alive 886-4606 FALL SCHEDULE STARTS SEPT. 11 Trail Ave., Sechelt. next to Trail Bay Sports with real people. ;to define, it is the very root and •a_H_Mk_i ;soul of a people's culture. •*_£«_• Like a guide in a midnight ; Some places are blessed with WILSON CREEK CAMP GROUND i individuals who seek to describe maze Trower leads from poem CANOE RENTALS to poem with flashlight-beam HEATED POOL - FULL HOOKUPS - Jtheir region's soul, however in CAMPING - GROCERIES- LAUNDROMAT completely, in paint, prose or insights. He captures the in Ruby Ipoetry. Sometimes, only evitable winter rain in Sailor, On Hwy 101 At Wilson Creek Ph. 885-5937 then in The Dead Must Whisper 883-2269 ^sometimes, a poet rises above " <. '^ _* tdoggerel, pedantry and iambic in the Creeks, he changes A*M [pentameter to capture his idiom forever our perceptions of the Sail Beautiful B.C.'s Coast SUNSHINE COAST •as a shining star. sound of a babbling brook. Trower knows this Coast so CHARTERS - Local and Long Distance i Peter Trower is a fine talent LESSONS - Instructor - 20 years experience TOURS & CHARTERS bound log booms and the rough ••- II '• ? jan intimacy and immediacy in -t ** {££_. ^--•:^^ig^ .'AlviWit; T ;his work that makes it obvious and dangerous logger's life, that RV/CAMPGROUND Fine Art - Art Supplies - Gifts [the author knows the nuts and he writes with both beauty and Come •guts of the place and its people, authority. BED & BREAKFAST Down 'CUSTOM* j'of their work and play, their But he also takes us further For Reservations Phone 886-2887 & 3j^^jALLER FRAMING afield. The drunks and hookers V886-921: "surviving, joy and pain. The Follow Gower Point Road to Browse •Sunshine Coast is Trower's of Granville and Main Streets { BROOK Ocean Beach Esplanade i place. have lives now, not just faces. 280 Gower Point Rd., Gibsons Landing . 886-9213 * -V 4^ "•>•««• >J •> ,. L.r „.. J . ______.> *\ f. It is becoming increasingly Though earthbound, the reader Y'TthViniYTinirli -T'I fc.^imiituntf 'difficult to view North America experiences hang-gliding, coast- ? £ The Hunter Gallery SUNSHINE COAST fin a cultural perspective. The. bound, we tour America's west Golf & Country Club I West Coast, like most of the with a wanderlust that will be fcj* • Jewellery • Paintings • Pottery ^t^ &>y>- Vear 'round 9 hole course ; continent, seems possessed of a cherished again in the cold com • Prints • Fabric Art • Cards Coffee Shop & Lounge Area 'culture of no culture. Money ing months. Handcrafted Work by Local Artists 886-9022 VISITORS WELCOME ^appears the object of worship Upstairs, Comer of School & Gower Pt. Rds., Gibsons]{-** Hwy 101 Roberts Creek 885-9212 —J—-—_^—|-_^_——»—~I——» *( J Yes Trower is a great talent. BWffi^^^^^aai^ffi^ : land shopping malls the shrines •*i&mmm •MM-MB mm____gjmmg__t —^»la-_ V,^ ^&&'fa_ iS_iMiiaiBiigiiSag^^^iSjSgs^^^^^^^^^^^^V ^ J of consumerism, and our lives We are indeed blessed in this Visitors ',revolve around them. Gibsons seaside town to have him as our Local Authors/Local History Welcome 1 • and this coast seem no different own. One cannot help but draw ..II I? •from the rest; people doing a comparison to another ; workaday things to buy their seatown, this one in Weslyan, ; groceries and their VCRs. Wales. Little did those worka Madeira Park Shopping Centre day Welshmen suspect that their Ve ^v Dylan was to be perhaps the greatest of modern poets. After entering Unmarked • HELLY HANSEN & MUSTANG goif cats Doorways it is easy to see a time OUTDOOR WEAR when Gibsons may become D MARINE BATTERIES ^•CHARTS & BOOKS known as Peter Trower's home. il« *•» Highway 101, 2 kilometres North of Garden Bay Turnoff Read the book and see for 1 esfrsese" ^^^^^^^^^^ Phone 363-9541 yourself. Walerfront. Gibsons GIBSONS fTjUfina. "S Coast News, September 18,1989 15. ^a/idl/ig UNISEX HAIR DESIGN 56 Years Combined Experience * Open 6 days a week Thursday, September 21 GlbSOnS Land ing (above Richards) 886-3916 7 pm Live Phone-In A Discussion on Restructuring Al Price hosts this lively discussion that could help you make a decision on how to vote on the restructuring issue. Panel members include: Daphne Avis, Pat Braithwaite, Eric Cardinal, Don Hopkins and Lola Westell. Please phone in during the program with your questions The RCMP Bison Band performed in its well known enjoyable and professional manner last Tuesday and comments. at the Elphinstone School Gym. —Vem Elliott photo 8 pm This New House #8 Part 8 in the series from Western Cable Four focuses on the use and care of your new Police Band delight home. 8:30 pm We have the Live Continuing Education by George Cooper for students, all I got was a '86..."all kinds of styles across GIBSONS LEGION Music of course shrug and a ho-hum," said the miles..."; a couple of The Fall Program Branch *109 _ _»> The Bison band brought live Sergeant Ed Hill of the Gibsons French songs; and Just One Join Continuing Education # ly, polished entertainment to the RCMP in his relaxed and Voice all reminded us what it is Co-ordinator Mary Pinniger Coast last week. Band members amiable introduction, "but to be Canadian. and some of the course instruc were ambassadors of good will afterward I didn't have to ask And a couple of audience tors for a look at the programs for the RCMP. Proceeds from what she thought of the band participation songs. One of being offered this fall. HUNGRY the concert will benefit some because she told me in great ex these had a line supposedly in Mary is joined by Judy worthy community project yet citement that the school kids Japanese, but our Japanese resi Mclvor, Carrilon Music; Pearl to be named. were right with it, and half of dent here could make no sense Siddel, Passages; Georgie HEART Certainly the members of the them down to the floor to of it, to their disappointment. Rayner, Punch Embroidery; Fri., Sept. 22 & Sat., Sept. 23 Gibsons detachment in their dance." (And off the Another song with Constable Lee Allenbach, Basic Ceramics; formal scarlet added a friendly bleachers). Pat Murphy deftly turning the and Roy Lewis, Sculpture. note to the occasion. Lots of folksy music. A song large cue sheets. The audience, perched on of Rita McNeil's, for instance, We all came away happy in This Community those highschool bleachers, and Kerry-Anne with her deed. Television Schedule soon forgot their discomfort astonishing voice range with But what has happened to O Courtesy of:-— — —— — Keep part of the dollars you spend... until time to stand to go home. Ain't No Cure For Love and Canada no longer heard at Great quavering quarter-notes! Each Time which she wrote and public gatherings. This band, SOUTH COAST FORD SHOP LOCALLY Has the school no chairs? orchestrated. I'll wager, could have done a 885-3281; 7 — But the band despite its wear thundering good O Canada. ing travel schedule - they were The band in a resounding off next day for instance, to rendering of the theme music of ) • eee • e e • # m • e e •«#••«> »__ Chilliwack and Mission - show the Calgary Winter Games, and ed an easy rapport with the au the theme music for Gzowski's Show Time 9 pm No Men 'Til 10 j "NO COVER dience. CBC morning program. Ladies No Cover 'Til 10 SpeciUA!_N__.Uon8 Kerry-Anne Kutz sparkled as And an intricate number for Saturday, Sept. 30 Give-Aways, Prizes, Draws emcee, and each member of the classic guitar by band member band appeared to be enjoying Pierre Shields drew prolonged Elphie's the program as much as the applause. Solos, too, of trom blokes on the bleachers. bone, saxophone, mouth organ, TACKY TOURIST PARTY trumpet. Even a dance number. X* "When I asked my daughter >-*>je\\ Sep*- if she was looking forward to The theme of the N.W. Ter *y- the concert in the afternoon just ritories pavilion in Expo \W Ktrox? •T r_«nwea\tvtorW ; Soundwaves group •*v> _y;v is reunited GABARpTCRA^ -ruscfri*..«* ?zZL »i„-J by Maragaret Jones her high standards. Y'—'"' This You will have the opportuni Last Monday evening in a I GRAND PRIZE DRAW: 9:30 pm ty to hear the choir and or 9 church hall in Gibsons, the cur chestra when they present a CAVICAVIPET More Ladies More Give-Aways •More Fun tain went up on a big event. Christmas concert. Details will Family reunions are fairly com be leaked to the press as time Open.Wed. thru Sat., 8pm • 2am Gibsons Landing 886-3336. # © # e • mon, but this one was different. goes by. Stay tuned. e e e © m # • It was the first time for mon ths that the Soundwaves have been together. Singers, in strumentalists and the non- ""vr tv performers who are our life sup V£l# L\V port system had travelled from VY5-Y all over this little strip of Your guide to u. A listing of coastline to meet, review the last the finest in season and plan the next one. restaurants New-comers and old-timers area dining and pubs mingled over refreshments, and, as the social columnists are •* w wont to say "A good time was had by all". \I(,H1 ()\ THE IO\\ \ Pi BS Was it really four months since we had been dancing, with Andy's Restaurant- Every Wednes Landing at 1538 Gower Point Rd. Cedar's Inn - Appetizers all day till 11 day night is Prime Rib Night. Don't miss 886-2268. Open Sun-Thurs,ll:30am -10 pm. Darts every Tues. Everyone much waving of hands, and Andy's Luncheon Buffet, 11-2, Tuesday pm, Fri and Sat 11:30 am - 10:30 pm. welcome. Cedar Plaza, Gibsons 886-8171. singing "Oh, I can't sit down" thru' Friday. House specialties include Seats 145. Open 11 am - midnight, Sun-Thurs; 11 in the Roberts Creek Hall? veal dishes, steaks, seafood, pasta, pizza, am - 1 am, Fri-Sat. 100 seats. V., MC. Dramatized scenes from West Thai food, and lots of NEW dishes. The Parthenon Greek Taverna Regular menu 11 am to 8:30 pm. Side Story, Sound of Music, 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 and Porgy & Bess were 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 presented at five performances Creek House - Intimate dining and in May. What was in store for 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 us now? casual atmosphere. We serve rack of roast and all the trimmings. Open 7 days water, conveniently located at the Lyn Vernon, the mother- lamb, duck, crab, clams, scallops, steaks, a week - Sun thu Thurs llam-lOpm and Chevron dock at the mouth of Pender A brilliantly clear, sunny Cretan sky framed the only also daily specials. Reservations recom Friday and Saturday 1 lam-11pm. We are Harbour. Boaters, moorage is available figure of this extended family mended. Roberts Creek Road and Beach teaches, encourages, coaxes and freshwater lake on that Mediterranean isle. I rolled my rented open for lunch - try our daily luncheon while you enjoy your visit with us. By Avenue - 885-9321. Open 6 pm. Closed specials. Lunch is served from 1 lam-3pm. road, follow the 'Irvines Landing' signs. lays down the law so that we 185 cc Honda trail bike into the cool shade of a lakeshore Mondays & Tuesdays. V. MC. 40 seats. taverna, one of many low-price eateries throughout Greece. Reservations recommended, 885-1995 or Open 7 days a week -11:30 am to 10 pm. know where we stand. She is a Mariners' Restaurant - On the 885-2833. Katherina - hostess. musician par excellence, and to The choice for lunch was souvlaki, skewered cubes of lamb Wakefield Inn - Rustic Wakefield Inn waterfront with one of the most spec Pronto's Restaurants Two locations offers a bird's eye view of Trail Islands her musical progeny she is men barbecued over coals, a cheap and delicious meal. tacular views in Gibsons, the Mariners' Memories of partaking in that national dish flooded back to serve you. Both serve an extensive both from inside and from its sunny deck. tor, miracle-worker, talent specializes in fresh and live seafood, and variety of pizza, steak, pasta, lasagne, Featuring a daily lunch special, the kit diviner and transformer of last weekend when I visited Pronto's Restaurant in Gibsons. 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 moths into butterflies. There is a Pronto's in Sechelt as well. Both offer Greek and ner entrees. Both menus change daily, mosphere. Children's menu available. All until 3 pm, and Thur. to Sun. from 11 am with delicious daily specials. Marine until 11 pm. Dinner menu includes Her extended musical family Italian dishes - pizza, pasta, grilled steaks and pork chops, dinner entrees include garlic bread and a and other delights. Drive, Gibsons Landing, 886-2334. Mon choice of soup or salad. Average family 'Barbecue your own Steak' on the deck. are not related, but the bond of day to Saturday: Lunch 11-3, Monday to meal for four about $15-$20. Located at Fresh prawns a house specialty. Live music makes us kin. In years we Lamb is to the Greeks what beef is to North Americans. Saturday: Dinner 5-10 and Sunday 5-9, Wharf Rd., Sechelt, 885-1919; and on entertainment every Thur., Fri. and Sat. range from teenagers to seniors, You'll find the bulk of sheep flocks wandering the moun Sunday Brunch 11-3. 100 seats. V. M.C. Highway 101, across from Gibsons nights and occasionally Sun. afternoons. tainous regions of Greece, which pretty well makes up most The Omega Pizza, Steak And Medical Clinic, Gibsons, 886-8138. Indoor tennis courts available. Four and discover once again that bedrooms upstairs offering Bed and of the country. Incidentally, on mountain roads sheep Lobster House - With a perfect view The Wharf - Open for breakfast, we're more alike than different. of Gibsons marina, and a good time at Breakfast. Hwy. 101,2 miles up the coast definitely have the right of way. lunch and dinner seven days a week. from Sechelt. Open 7 days a week: Like all families, we try to mosphere, the Omega is a people- The souvlaki at Pronto's comes on a bed of Greek Salad Breathtaking ocean view and sunsets Mon.-Sat., Ham-lam; Sun., 11 am- support each other in spite of watcher's paradise. Cast members of The from every table. Continental cuisine and midnight. 110 seats. minor differences. We can take with rice pilaf for $9.95, Greek salad consists of cucumber, Beachcombers can usually be found din tomato, olives, and feta cheese, the last-mentioned a pungent seafood at its best. Sunday Brunch from our cue from the music, where ing here. Menu includes pizza, pasta, 11 am - 2 pm. Fully licensed and air- tAl l\ -.TAXI Ot 7 disparate notes sort themselves and sharp product of goat's milk. steaks and seafood. Steaks and seafood conditioned. Dinner reservations recom The whole salad is smothered in olive oil, an ubiquitous are their specialties. Banquet facilities mended. Hwy. 101, Davis Bay. 885-7285. out, find their proper place and available. Very special children's menu. Chicken Shack - Deep fried chicken, quietly resolve the discord. component of most Greek dishes. The oil and goat's cheese Average dinner for two: $20. Reserva pizza, hamburgers, salads. All to go. Director Lyn Vernon controls takes some getting used to but I love both their taste and tions recommended. Located in Gibsons Cowrie St., Sechelt -885-7414. Video Ren health-giving properties. You may find yourself mopping up tals. Open. 11 am - 9 pm, Mon-Thur; 11 all this with a masterly touch, fAVfl/Y !>';VV(' am - 10 pm, Fri-Sat; noon - 9 pm, Sun. making us work hard to reach the remaining oil on your plate with crusts of bread, as I do. Home delivery within 5 miles of store after 4 p.m. My dinner partner indulged in the homemade fettucini with Ruby Lake Resort - Lovely view of The Homestead - Open for shrimps. The cream sauce is rich and my companion loved it. lake from Ruby Lake's post and beam breakfast, lunch and dinner. Daily lunch Ernie & Gwen's Drive In- Take The fettucini dish comes with a green salad and choice of dining room and good highway access for and dinner specials as well as regular en out, or delivery. Pizza, dinners, salads, dressing for $7.75. vehicles of all sizes. Breakfast served all trees. Lunches include sandwiches, ham burgers, chicken, desserts, drinks, ice For dessert Pronto's offers a sinfully rich choice of three day. Lunch prices begin at $2.50, dinners burgers, pyrogies and salads. Dinner cream. Free home delivery within 4 miles, from $5.50 including soup or salad. selections include steaks, chicken and after 6 pm only, on $10 minimum orders. delicious cakes - chocolate cake, carrot cake and chocolate Smorgasbord Sunday nights includes 12 seafood. Prime Rib and 15 item salad Small charge for orders under $10. Open cheese cake. salads, three hot meat dishes and two bar are the house specialty on Friday, late every night. Hwy. 101, Gibsons. Service was prompt and courteous in spite of a very busy desserts, $10.95 for adults, $5.50 for Saturday and Sunday nights. Average 886-7813. Friday evening. children under 12. Tiny tots free. A great family meal for four $25-$30. Hwy 101, family outing destination. Absolutely Wilson Creek, 885-2933. Open Tues. Pronto's Steak, Pizza and Spaghetti House is located in superb prime rib every Friday night. -Thurs. 8:30 am-8 pm; Fri. & Sat. 9 Gibsons on Highway 101 (near North Road) and in Sechelt at Average family dinner for four $20-25. am-9 pm; Sun. 9 am~8 pm; closed Mon 5547 Wharf Street. Sunshine Coast Hwy, Pender Harbour days. 40 seats inside, 30 seat patio. -883-2269. Open 7 days a week, 7 am - 9 pm. 54 seats. V., MC. Breakfast, lunch Average meal prices do not include Siquor and dinner! PAID ADVERTISEMENTS -*•- '-•-• - • i inn iiir« __a__i_i_i_r_i iiii_l__•_•• ..._. ... _•••• .- •_-...... ^^r ^-r |Mn l Coast News, September 18,1989 mMMMrlm&tf^ Gibsons Shito Ryu Y welcomes new members Dean wins Seniors -—^-Tues & Thurs:-—— September II. Murrell Smith Kids: White Belts (beginners) 6:00-7:00 by Terry Dougan and Shirley Grout were second, Coloured Belts 6:00-7:30 The Senior Men held their followed by Bill Jack and Lois "Adults: All Members 7:30-9:00 championship tournament on Haddon. September 9 and 10. Low gross Winners of the wooden . St. Aidan's Hall, Roberts Creek with a 36 hole total of 158 and trophies were the team of Bruce $20/Month lames McCarthy 886-8347 still champion was Bill Dean. ! '•/ Hamilton and Ellie Scoular. KP Good game Bill! number 3 was Tom Held, KP Second low gross was George number 6 was Dutch Haddon. Langham with 163, followed by Twenty-seven senior men S.C. EQUESTRIAN CLUB John Willcock with 175.. The played September 12 and first General Infforsnatio-i Meeting low net winner was Roy low gross with 39 was Bill Dean. Cumbers with 134. Second was Tied for second with 40 were Sept. 28 7-9pm Ben Dlin with 138, next was Henry Merry and John Will Community Use Room Eldy Gandy with 142. cock. Third with 41 was George Roberts Creek Elementary School Langham. The ladies played a 'throw Subject: Bike trail currently in First low net with 29 Vz was Roberts Creek is off limits to horses.- out tourney' on August 31. First Roy LaFave. Second with 33 A committee will be set up to convince place went to Laverne Richard was Mike Cowell, followed by the Regional Board that this should be son, second was Blanche Paton Dutch Haddon with 34. KP a multi-purpose trail. Gibsons Pigs defeated Vancouver's Ex-Brits 22 to 7 on their home and Connie McGill came in number 3 was Murrell Smith, All S.C. Horse owners and riders please attend turf in Gibsons Saturday morning. A knee injury to an Ex-Brit third. KP number 6 was Neil Reeder. For more info call Lisa Williams 885-7243 player late in the game tipped the scales in favor for Gibsons and Moni Langham and Bobo Honourable mention for over they scored heavily in the final 15 minutes. —Kent Sheridan photo Sagansky were the winning 30 handicapped goes to Ken team in Mixed Twilight Burroughs. Jf mm jB^Hot Spots & Hints SG Golf £f Country Club wFISHING REPORT PIRATE ROCK All producing MERRY ISLAND small Coho. Ewens win McKenzieTrophy TRAIL ISLANDS (Some of these Cohos are DAVIS BAY fully mature!) by Frank Nanson John and Mary Ewen were Sheridan Greig deserving a lot members are concerned follow: 'I . TEXADA(Upwood) Springs 1020 Ib + the big winners this year - Con of thanks for his work in Al Dean, Dan Belle and Jim The McKenzie Trophy Tour grats! organizing the every successful LASQUETI Springs 10-20 lb + nament, which is a man and Gilchrist were low gross winners event. The two teams tied at in that order. The low nets went SANGSTER Good Coho -10 lb wife deal was held Sunday and The Senior Men's Squamish 38.5 points each. was very well attended. The Interclub return match was held to J.C. Ross first, Walt SEAL REEF Good Spring 10-20 lb + McMillan second. weather was clear and hot. Wednesday at our club, with The results insofar as our Your Fishing Report sponsored by The 18-hole ladies first flight THE COAST NEWS and winners were Phyl Hendy, Virginia Douglas and Jean Dean in that order. Second TRAIL BAY SPORTS flight had Audrey McKenzie Tr;nl it Cowrio. Socholt 88b ?b1? Mon. Thurs. kt S;it 9 b 30 Fri 9 8 first, Marj Ross second and Rita Hinks third. Third flight -first place went to Linda Tentative League Schedule Evans, with Lorna Huggins se cond and Peg Dorais third. Monday Ladies' Afternoon Men's Evening They held a longest drive con Tuesday Senior's Afternoon Ladies' Evening -r\-r Wednesday Mixed Evening' test with Connie Grant, Lorn Thursday Men's Evening • W Huggins and Kay Bailey the Friday Senior's Afternoon Mixed Evening winners of their respective flights. Pat Vaughan was closest (We still have ice times available if you to the pin on the 8th. have ideas for your own league) The 9-hole ladies held a Tic- everyone/ Tac with highest points going to Prices for the Season ooooooooooo Marg Bevan and second being a three way tie involving Mary Evening leagues Day Ladies Ewan, Jo-Anne Van Allan and First League *110°° ,..• Barb Harvey. (Plus *20°° membership fee) , / t want to warn all members & Seniors Second League *90°° *55°° per league ^ to be careful about this keep Third League *70°° ;t\t iyotir head down rubbish, the '''.•'• FOR INFORMATION CALL: next thing you will develop is Doreen Stewart 886-7891 Senior's Leagues the problem of keeping your hat Joy Hill 886-3925 Bernie Parker 886-9664 Larry Penonzek 886-9134 (after 6 pm) or Al Bullock 885-7551 on. \ One of our members made a profound statement the other Everyone Welcome day. He is certain that the cedar Come to the Semi-Annual Meeting tree on the right side of the 7th September 20th at 8 pm at at the 170 yard point is getting taller every year! Gibsons Winter Club ©oo< On their way back to Bellingham, Washington, from Alaska, Ben Kinnebrew and Sandra Keathley, in their Junk "Endurance" (right), met up with another local "Junker*' in Gibsons Harbour. This meeting resulted in an improptu display of manoeuvering under sail to the delight of onlookers. Do you have chronic > ^^^ —Vera Elliott photo PALS group's busy summer PAIN '-. PALS has been very busy leisure needs of all Coast Johnston, requesting the :over the summer months. residents. necessary funding. •Meetings last spring with Committee members subse A copy of the request was SWELLING •representative of our local quently telephoned other com forwarded to our local MLA jgovernment bodies resulted in a munities to confirm that recom Harold Long. At this time, a •clear and concise terms of mendations made to them by reply is being anticipated. •reference for an action plan for PERC are, in fact, being im PALS is holding its first an INFLAMMATION '.the delivery of leisure services plemented. nual general meeting on Oc jand facilities on the Sunshine After the decision was made tober 16 in the Community Use jCoast. to commission PERC to com Room at Roberts Creek \ PALS was then asked to put plete the action plan, the issue Elementary School beginning at TO: 'out to tender this action plan. of how to fund the project was 7:30 pm. PALS will be pro iThe terms of reference were addressed by the committee. It viding an update regarding the MANY, MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN HELPED WITH PHYSI0FIELD. LEARN [submitted to the four consulting was decided PALS would write delivery of facilities and services HOW YOU, TOO, MAY BE ABLE TO GET RELIEF FROM THE PAIN OF •firms recommended by Mr. Bill a letter to the Honourable for all Sunshine Coast residents. {Webster, Executive Director of Minister of Cultural Affairs, Elections will be held and (BC Recreation and Parks Recreation and Culture, Rita memberships will be available. • ARTHRITIS ^Association. Three of these (firms submitted proposals by • POOR CIRCULATION 'the June 16 deadline date. I Copies of the proposals were • BACK PAIN ^circulated among all of the local ^governments, the Town of Gib- • TRAUMA FROM INJURY jsons, the Sechelt Indian Gibsons jGovernment District, the Sun • SINUS shine Coast Regional Board and Swimming Pool !the District of Sechelt. V •HEADACHES I On July 17 PALS and the Call 886-9415 for futher information .committee met once again and • STRESS (PERC (Professional En- Sundays Thursdays jvironmental Recreation Con Family 1:00 -3:30 Parent & Tot 1:00-2:00 • PERIODONTAL CONDITIONS sultants) was unanimously Public 3:30 -5:00 Adpt. Aquatics 2:30 - 3:30 Mondays Lessons 3:30 - 6:00 • MENSTRUAL CRAMPS 'chosen as the firm that could Early Bird »most effectively complete the 6:30 -8:30 Public 6:00 - 7:30 Aqua-Fit 9:00 - 10:00 Co-Ed Fitness 7:30 - 8:30 • SCIATICA •action plan as set out in the Ease-Me-ln 10:00 - 11:00 'terms of reference. Committee Noon Swim 11:30 - 1:00 Fridays • VARICOSE VEINS ^members agreed that PERC's Lessons 3:30 -7:30 Early Bird 6:30 - 8:30 'extensive experience with plann Swim Club 7:30 -8:30 Aqua-Fit 9:00 - 10:00 ing for leisure services and Swim Fit 8:30 - 9:30 Fit & Fifty 10:00 -10:30 Tuesdays Seniors Swim 10:30-11:30 WHAT IS PHYSIOFIELD? facilities in other small rural Noon Swim Fit & Fifty 9:30- 10:30 11:30-1:00 /•communities would result in a Swim Club PHYSIOFIELD Is an approved medical appliance which radiates a low Intensity, high frequency elec Seniors Swim 10:30 - 11:30 3:30 - 5:30 ^document which addresses the Public tromagnetic field, allowing revolutionary therapeutic results, without any known harmful side effects. Adpt. Aquatics 2:30 5:30 - 7:00 •3:30 Teen PHYSIOFIELD units are convenient to use at home, in the car or at the office, by anyone, young or old' Lessons 3:30 • 6:00 7:30 - 9:00 Public BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO THIS IMPORTANT SEMJNAB. 6:00 7:30 Saturdays Co-Ed Fitness 7:30 8:30 Public 2:30 - 5:00 YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE BUT THE PAIN THAT KEEPS YOU FROM BEING YOUR BEST Wednesdays Same as Monday Public 7:00 - 8:30 SECHELT FREE 1 HOUR Wed. Sept. 20 Gibsons Swimming Pool 886-9415 Bella Beach Motel Publication of this schedule Hwy 101, Davis Bay, Sechelt SEMINAR TIMES 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. sponsored by Super Valu SEMINAR Coast News, September 18,1989 ^Choosing Wellness by David Fraser loss are more likely to get ill Hughes says the Gibsons than those who haven't. 'Meals on Wheels' program is Some older adults are not Hughes points out that each an excellent service. "But the content to only live longer. people are still alone." They want to live well. That's community has individual the focus of Choosing Wellness, needs. That is why the Coast "We have an excellent Home an initiative of the BC Ministry Garibaldi Health Unit, acting as Support Society here on the of Health. facilitators, gets seniors in dif Sunshine Coast but the longer Doris Fuller welcomed over ferent communities to fill out we maintain good health, the 40 men and women to an 'infor questionnaires to find out the less need we will have for the mation meeting' at St. Bar- kind of services they would like services of the Home Support tholemew's Anglican Church to see in their communities. Society^' says Gwen Robert Hall on Wednesday morning At information meetings, son. and invited them to help seniors are asked to rank in im Several seniors described themselves to any of the ex portance such services as affor drop-in centres which they had cellent books and pamphlets on dable housing, a seniors drop-in attended in other parts of the subject Choosing Wellness. centre, transportation, re Canada and one, especially, in Since June a Choosing sources for self-help, buddy North Vancouver called 'Silver Wellness group of 15 to 20 systems, telephone trees, hob Harbour' which was described seniors has met monthly in bies and crafts, extension as a 'hive of activity' with lun •-"- - - • * •• i — I.: . • , - 1—l^FnWy^l^W^»^^^|^|i||jiiT||...... •*%.*. .7. ...?..*<....„„..„..„% *• . , •• i , i Y-ii-fiMii ndriii ii i in •• •• •• •••• • ••• - * Sechelt. There are also groups courses, forums and discussion ches served, games played, Elphinstone Secondary School students got off to a fast start for the school's Terry Fox Run last Fri- forming in Madeira Park and groups. discussion groups, etc. day. _Vern Elliott photo Gibsons. Other issues of concern are It was proposed that this Choosing Wellness is a pro legal services, home mainte group form a society in order to On the Rocks gram of healthful living for nance and exercise programs. apply for funds for the seniors who want to have a At the Gibsons meeting sen establishment of a drop-in cen choice over their own aging pro iors ranked affordable housing tre. Everyone appeared to cess. The program provides in and a drop-in centre as their agree. formation that helps seniors chief areas of concern. Hughes The next Choosing Wellness deal with many common con says weekly drop-in programs meeting will be held at the Coast Mastering the slide cerns about health and lifestyle are being set up at the United Garibaldi Clinic on Monday at changes. Church, Anglican Church and 10 am. by Harry Turner heel. One material commonly body in an erect and relaxed One premise of the Choosing Roman Catholic Church in Gib For more information about used is Teflon. position. Wellness concept is that friends sons. Eventually, it is hoped to the Choosing Wellness program As we said last week, we The basic positioning of the More yet to come in the are good medicine. "Being well provide inexpensive hot noon call Doris Fuller at 886-9985 or would like to tell you a little body prior to the delivery is weeks ahead on the slide. is not just the absence of illness. meals, games and a place to the Garibaldi Health Unit at more about the slide over the commonly referred to as the Over the next few weeks, the It's when social and emotional meet and talk. 886-8131. next few weeks. Since it is one stance. Proper stance must be curling club will be advertising needs are being met," says San of the harder aspects of the achieved if the delivery of a its leagues and times. Watch for dra Hughes, who has helped set game to learn, it will require stone is to be successful. those ads and be sure to take up groups on the Sunshine RUSH om TOTues-Sa t more than one week to give an Proper stance involves: note of convenient times for Coast. "Some illness is related 10-4 adequate explanation of how to a) Proper placement of the you to curl. to pure loneliness." go about it. sliding foot in the hack; Phone Ed Hill at 886-3925, Providing opportunities for yim THRIFTY'S In order to slide properly, one b) Correct positioning of Larry Penonzek at 886-9134 or seniors to meet can prevent il must have the proper footwear. knees, hips and thighs; Doreen Stewart at 886-7891. lness. Hughes says Choosing Support The The sliding shoe, to be properly c) Proper extension of the Any one of them would be Wellness is aimed primarily at equipped, must have a slick throwing arm and broom arm; more than pleased to sign you seniors who don't get out much. GIBSONS material covering it from toe to d) .Keeping head and upper up for a fun season of curling. People who have experienced a 886-2488 or Box 598 Upstairs, above Ken's Lucky Dollar, Gibsons NEW LIFE FELLOWSHIP New Testament Church 5531 Wharf Rd.. Sechelt Sun. Worship Service 10:30 am Wed. Bible Study 7:30 pm 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 • Sunday Worship Services Principal. David Cliff Phone 885-4775 or 885-2672 On Sunday morning, Terry Fox Run participants set out from Sunnycrest Mall in Gibsons individually rather than en-masse. GIBSONS Glassford Road 11:15am * .%% *k- —Vera Elliott photo Sunday School 11:15 am ST. JOHN'S Davis Bay 9:30 am ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S Coast Club for university women Sunday School 9:30 am & ST. Al DAN'S Rev. Stan Sears taining high standards of public scientific. They are encouraged Women of the Sunshine Coast Church Telephone 886-2333 ANGLICAN CHURCHES hy Cennie Grainger education in Canada is an im Parish Family Eucharist to participate in such affairs to will be a greater asset to the a**.* 10:30 am The Canadian Federation of portant goal of CFUW. In this the fullness of their qualifica community. University Women is a national regard bursaries and grants are tions. GRACE REFORMED St. Aidans - Wed. 2:30 - Eucharist Call 885-9589 for more infor Alternating with morning prayer organization of women who awarded to high school and Supporting a sound concept mation. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH followedfry coffee hour & Morning Worship 11:30 am have earned a university degree. university graduates. of educational values and main- Bible Study St. Hilda's Anglican Church Since its inception in 1919 the Rev. Esther North 886-7410 organization has grown to a This year the CFUW of the Evening Worship 7 pm in homes Sunshine Coast will be offering Wednesday membership of 12,000 women Bible Study 7:30 in homes «V Hfc- feV belonging to 118 clubs across a bursary to a mature woman student. J. Cameron Fraser, Pastor PENDER HARBOUR Canada. YOU DID 885-7488 Office 885-9707 . PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ALL WELCOME At the national annual Lagoon Road, Madeira Park X\ateSte——— One of its newest member meetings, club representatives Morning Worship 11:00am clubs is the CFUW of the Sun vote on resolutions relating to ANGLICAN CATHOLIC Sunday School-all ages 9:45 am shine Coast which is beginning Prayer & Bible Study its third year with a membership education, the status of women, CHURCH OF CANADA Wednesday 7:30 pm drive. Besides enjoying new human rights and the quality of St. Columba of lona Parish 883-2374 & 883-9441 friends, members find they life. The national organization 8835 Redrooffs Rd.. Halfmoon Bay Pastor Mike Klassen and member clubs then make a The Rev. E.S. Gale: 1-525-6760 Affiliated with the Pentecostal benefit from sharing their Information: 885-7088 Assemblies of Canada education with one another as concerted effort to have the "I'r.nvr Book Aniilu an" adopted resolutions im *%% sfc •$%-- well as their community. Ste JH Jft- plemented by the appropriate Four Week Course CALVARY GIBSONS By means of guest speakers level of government. BAPTIST CHURCH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH or club projects members are New members are welcome. Starting September 27 711 Park Road School Rd.. opposite RCMP stimulated to have an intelligent With a larger and stronger Telephone: 886-2611 Sunday School 9:45 am interest in public affairs, be they membership the Canadian Sunday School 9:30 am Morning Worship 11:00 am social, political, cultural or Federation of University Wednesday and Thursday nights Worship Service 11:00 am Evening Fellowship 7:00 pm Hour of Inspiration 7:00 pm Phone: Church Office 886-7107 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Cal Mclver. Pastor Pastor G. Lucas: 886-3405 Arlys Peters, Music Minister Youth Pastor |. Morris: 886-3499 "The Bible a> it />... Affiliated with the at Chatelech High School for People as they are. " Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada : 4IA»4I — tt •**•** GIBSONS COMMUNITY The Sechelt Parish of Parents off a YD graduate write: FELLOWSHIP the Anglican Church As our son reached the top of a blind hill there Welcomes you to join us A St. Hilda's - Sechelt was a car stopped about 3 car lengths ahead. in Sunday Worship Prayer Bcx>k Communion 8:00 am Thanks to your "Brake and Avoidance" teaching, Children's Progress 9:45 am Morning Prayer Communion 9:30 am Prayer 10:00 am Sunday School for children our teenage son avoided Wi accident that could Morning St. Andrew's - Pender Harbour have resulted in serious injury to a mother and Worship Service 10:45 am Morning Prayer young child. When he needed to know what to do Wednesday 7:00 pm Communion 11:30 am 599 Gower Point Road 885-5019 Rev. |une Maffin, Rector For Skookumchuk Narrows add T hr. 45 min, in a split second, he had the knowledge because Pastor Monty McLean "We extend a Warm Welcome Reference: Point Atkinson plus S min. for each H. of rise, Pacific Standard Time and 7 min. for each fi. of fall. of you. Keep up the good work, and God bless 886-7049 to all" w you. ' Roman Catholic Church Revised Summer Mass Schedule Sincerely, Saturday Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Luke Pare < 5:00 pm, St. Mary's, Gibsons • 8:30 am, Indian District 6:30 pm, St. Andrew's 9:30 am. Holy Family, Sechelt • Pender Harbour 11:00 am, St. Mary's, Gibsons 885-9526 . FaU and winter «* d ^ tf s oreo ^^ f Young Drivers Call today for course information. Enroll now - R.C. RELIGION CLASSES for children - grades K through 12 ff/f.. Marine suiv*,- fe^A ofCanada 885-7798 Instruction begins Sept. 13 (Gibsons), Sept. 14 (Sechelt) 483-3347 Collect TIDELINE MARINE MW.WMHM. 885-4141 t Between 7 and 9 pm For registration call 885-5734 or 886-7718 IWHH-HNHI l__-_H •!,•• 18. Coast News, September 18,1989 At the Arts Centre by Ellen Frith speaking and blatantly honest as in the last volume of her insight into a young girl's life autobiography. It's difficult to go into a book dominated by dire circumstance Liverpool, albeit in friendlier store in Britain without noticing and parental domination. For times, is also the setting of the popularity of Helen For anybody who has ever thought, Liverpool Daisy, Forrester's rester's many novels. She is one even for a fleeting moment, that warm-hearted story of an Irish of U.K.'s best and favourite being poor was romantic, For woman earning a few extra authors but, fortunately for us, rester explains, without self- shillings walking the streets. she lives in Canada and near pity, just exactly how hard it is enough to the Sunshine Coast to to grow up deprived of even the There is one novel set in attend a Canada Council spon simplest needs. Canada, The Latchkey Kid sored reading at the Sechelt Arts Besides these non-fictional which reveals the sometimes Centre on Friday, September works, Forrester has written a ridiculous social climbing which 22. I, for one, can hardly wait. good number of novels which takes place in small towns, iri Perhaps Forrester's best are warm, witty, full of this case, one in Alberta. For known work is her four volume believable characters, and each rester now lives in Edmonton autobiography Twopence to with subtle descriptions which and has done so since 1953 Cross the Mersey, Liverpool allow the reader to create the when her husband, a native of Miss, By the Waters of Over- various scenes in which the India, joined the staff at the pool and Lime Street at Two. stories evolve in sharp detail. University of Alberta. These are an intriguing, plain She has also written The Selma Park resident Paul PU wanted to celebrate retiring his push HELEN FORRESTER One of her best is Three Women of Liverpool. Moneylenders of Shahpur set in mower for good after 35 years of grass-cutting so he installed this Forrester lived through the India. sculpture in his beachfront yard which contains only cob Rhythms Liverpool Blitz during World blestones, not grass. The sculpture, bearing the words "Rest in At 70 years old, Forrester is of Life War II and she uses the ex undaunted by the severe tribula Peace" has drawn grins from passers-by. —David Fraser photo perience effectively in this novel tions of her early years and says she has no intentions of giving up writing books. In fact, in Oc tober, she is off again to India Arts beat Handling crankiness to research another novel. On Wednesday, September Outcome of Income which will By all accounts Forrester is a 20 at 8 pm at the Arts Centre in precede the feature. by Penny Fuller during this time, which causes 10 or 15 minutes. you anger, is one that really popular reader, as good story Sechelt, film buffs will be Admission to all films in the Crankiness is a normal part Then decide the best way to tellers usually are, and she told treated to a recent Japanese Fall Series is $3.50, $3 for does need to be cleared. But discuss the problem with the of the human condition. There communication isn't facilitated me in a recent telephone conver feature which many locals have students and seniors at the isn't anybody, even your other people involved. Try, sation she is "most anxious to heard raves about and few have door. by either explosions or when you're talking to them, to favourite saint, who doesn't withdrawal. When you ex visit the Sunshine Coast." had the chance to see. ,wake up some mornings wan avoid blame and simply express Friday, September 22, pro A Taxing Woman (made in LIFE DRAWING SESSIONS perience that anger, try to find a (in words) the irritation you're ting to chew out everyone they physical outlet for the surplus mises to be an enjoyable even 1987 by writer/director Juzo On September 19 at 10 am feeling. ing. Join us at the Sechelt Arts come in contact with. adrenalin before you do It would also be helpful to Itami) is a bitingly funny satire the regular Tuesday Life Draw Even the most spiritually Centre. of the corruption that lurks ing Sessions at the Arts Centre anything else. Run, beat a others if, when you know evolved being sometimes feels pillow, do push-ups or go you're feeling cranky, you warn beneath the facade of Japanese resume. These sessions are like a bear coming out of hiber Drop off your somewhere isolated and yell for them. You don't have to justify COAST NEWS politeness. designed as an opportunity for nation. The difference between Juzo Itami, who has cast his artists to come together to draw it or apologize. A simple warn CLASSIFIEDS saints and us normal Joes is in ing of "I'm feeling really ir wife in the lead role, has made a from a live model and many the way we handle those moods. at big and sudden splash on the make it part of their regular Elphinstone District Girl ritable today. I'll try not to snap WILSON CREEK The planet Mars, named for at you but maybe you could Japanese film scene (Tampopo routine. your favourite warmongering Guides of Canada has openings CAMPGROUND 1986). Bring your own drawing for girls age nine to 17 this fall. help me by just staying out of In Wilson Creek deity, has created a bad name my face for a while." The concept of 'taxing' is ex materials (avoid any which for itself, stirring up trouble The girls meet at various until noon Saturday plored in another sense with the might stain the rug) and $3 to whenever it passes by a place in locations throughout the Gib That way people are less like "A Friendly Paopla Plaet" 1975 Canadian short Tax: The cover costs. the sky that coincides with a sons and Roberts Creek areas. ly to aggravate you or be hurt sensitive spot in a person's birth New and old members may by a sudden explosion. chart - like where the Sun or register for Sparks, Brownies, Quilters expanding Moon were located when that Guides, Pathfinders and person was born. Rangers at the Gibsons United by Julie Crucil mative workshops, classes and Astrologically, Mars repre Church Hall September 11, 6:30 Due to growing interest in speakers for all interested sents aggression/assertion, that pm. quilting, the Sunshine Coast quilters on the Sunshine Coast. high-energy, sometimes com New leaders are needed to Quilters Guild is expanding to This fall, classes in beginners bative aspect of your personali help( the girls with programs. form an umbrella organization basic quilting, machine applique ty, that keeps the adrenalin jlf interested please contact (which will hold its first meeting and quilting, colour theory and flowing. When it lines up with a Mrs. PY.Sheldon 886-784§f or ; on Thursday, September ,21, dyeing have been planned, as place in the heavens that .fe .YMrs; ,R.; Martin ^§678#26lor from 10 am to 3 pm at well as classes which concen significant to you, you're liable further information. ; Greenecourt. trate on quilting patterns such to experience an overload of Coffee will be available for as the log cabin, trip around the that energy and it can cause pro sale but bring your own lunch. world, samplers and story blems, r New members from all over the .quilts. This week, Mars enters the hjf^r^ peninsula are encouraged to Classes will be held at various sign of Libra and it will move participate. times during the day, evening, through that portion of the sky The meeting will include or all day workshops in Madeira until the first week of workshops showing new in Park, Sechelt and Gibsons. November. This will affect novations in quilting, a slide For more information about anyone born when the Sun was show featuring award winning classes, contact Patricia Crucil in Aries (March 21 to April 21), Send a UNICEF card, contemporary Canadian quilts at 885-9408 or pick up a Libra (September 24 to October Save a child's life. and samples of local quilting. schedule at Sew Easy in the 23), Capricorn (December 22 to Prospective members interested Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt or at January 20) or Cancer (June 22 in joining the group are en Sew Much More in Gibsons. to July 22). These people, in couraged to bring a sample of For more information on the particular, will feel the need to their own work. Sunshine Coast Quilters Guild, assert their egos quite strongly The mandate of the new contact president Jean Peters at for a two or three day period group includes providing infor 883-2423. during the next six weeks. While the actual stressful time only lasts a few days, the Member of after effects can be quite destructive if you don't watch yourself. There are two distinct, ALLIED... but equally unhealthy ways that The Careful Movers these signs are likely to handle this energy. y| Aries and Capricorn are both liable to explode at people LOCAL around them. The problem is that the force with which you express your dissatisfaction may be out of proportion to the issue, and the reaction you get Call the Moving may be equally exaggerated. Specialists Then you have to apologize later and often the essence of For all local moving, or for help with the problem, which was valid, moving awkward heavy items, pianos, etc. gets lost in the effort to patch things up. Libra and Cancer, on the LEN WRAY'S TRANSFER LTD. other hand, are more likely to Custom Packing, Storage, Local & Long Distance Moving swallow their angry feelings and simply become somewhat self- HWT101.BB88H P*S_SX_C < Coast News, September 18,1989 19. Halfllioo^ ork party on new school lawns Fawn at 1:30 pm to arrive in prior to moving to Vancouver know that he has kept records by Ruth Forrester, 885-2418 Sechelt at 1:55 pm. was Maid of Honour, while of those years. It was quite a sight to behold Shop Easy have agreed to Best Man was Mark Skelliscy. We sincerely hope that he will, when about 50 parents of change the delivery day to Relatives from Toronto and do us the honour of joining us children attending the new Wednesday for the convenience Winnipeg as well as friends more often at Forge meetings, school at Halfmoon Bay show of the shoppers bus group, so from nearer home gathered at which take place on the second: ed up as a work party to prepare hopefully, the change will soon the reception at Brock House to Wednesday of each month at: the lawns on the schoolgrounds be adjusted to and will suit wish the happy couple well. the Rockwood Centre. last week. those who use the service. Louise spent her childhood The Festival of the Written' This type of community spirit Family Bulk Foods are also and school years in Halfmoon Arts committee will be holding is to be highly praised and (Changing seniors' discount day Bay and I know that we all wish their huge sale of all kinds of shows a sincere interest in the ito Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ries much hap items at the Rockwood Centre; school and its activities. This Everyone has expressed their piness together. on Saturday, October 28. They^ will make for a much nicer play gratitude to George Hopkins A SPECIAL GUEST will be happy to receive any ar-j| area for the children as well as who provided the service for so Mr. Ed Surtees, a long time tides, big or small which you; adding to the aesthetic value of many years above and beyond and well known resident of would care to donate for this; the project. the call of duty. There is a cer Halfmoon Bay, was a special event. 'I Yet another work party pro tain amount of sadness felt by guest at last week's meeting of Last year there was a huge- ject is planned for the new Half those who got together every the Suncoast Writers' Forge. lineup waiting for the doors to I moon Bay Child Care Centre on Thursday for so many years, Despite his age of 91, Ed is alert open for this sale and it was wellj September 23 and 24. The goal but it's one of the prices which and fit and made the evening worth the wait. You could drop; is to put in the water, electricity must be paid for 'progress'. most interesting by reading off goods at the Rockwood and sewer. PRE-SCHOOL from some of his written works. Centre any time between now Please show up at the new The Welcome Beach Pre He is one of the few Vimy Ridge and the sale date and are school at 9 am and if you can school building has arrived safe survivors left to tell tales of the assured that your donations will not work perhaps you could ly at the new Halfmoon Bay Great War and it is good to be greatly appreciated. help provide refreshments. schoolground. If you plan to help please call There are openings for three 885-3654 or 885-5147. and four year olds and for fur SHOPPERS BUS ther information and registra /\A- K4VJN PlESEL The SCRD has come up with tion call Joan Lee at 885-5825. the solution to the shoppers bus Also please note that the annual Marine & Mechanical Repairs service. Beginning September 20 general meeting is on September THE MECHANICAL HUB OF THE PENINSULA the bus will be on Wednesdays 21 at 8 pm in the library of the instead of Thursdays. The new school. Fifty Halfmoon Bay students turned out last week to lay turf at SHOP Paratransit bus will make the If renovations are completed CUMMINS DETROIT their new community school grounds. Halfmoon Bay Elementary in time the opening date will be additional trip to their regular VOLVO CAT Special Principal Roger Douglas says parents have been extremely sup schedule on Wednesdays only. October 4. There is a need for some help with renovations etc. RESURFACING 4CYL portive of the long term plan for the school complex which in It will leave Cowrie and Trail CYLINDER HEADS cludes a daycare and preschool. —David Fraser photo at 8:15 am and leave and if you are willing to lend a Southwood and Redrooffs to hand please call Laurie Petula OO Fawn and Redrooffs and at 885-5496. Roberts Creek Highway 101 at 8:35 am to ar WEDDING BELLS &=* Y rive in Sechelt at 8:50. A pretty wedding ceremony took place last week in Van Special Price IN FRAME KITS for Detroit & Cummins In the afternoon it will leave couver when Louise, daughter CUMMINS MARINE DEALERSHIP PENDING Brownies and Guides sign Cowrie and Trail via Redrooffs of Grace Rutherford, formerly EAST PORPOISE BAY ROAD, SECHELT to Halfmoon Bay at 1:05 pm, 885-4604 the suggestion box. of Halfmoon Bay exchanged by Jeanie Parker, 885-2163 leave Halfmoon Bay via vows with Tom Ries. Donna LEGION LINEUP Redrooffs, Southwood and Registration for Roberts Members of the Roberts Mandelkau, a Gibsons resident Creek Brownies, Guides and Creek Legion are reminded of Pathfinders is tonight, the general meeting this September 18 from 6:30 to 8 pm Wednesday, September 20 at Fill in the Blanks in the Community Use Room at 7:30 pm. Sechelt Chamber Roberts Creek Elementary. Entertainment at the little with Adult Basic Education St. Aidan's Anglican Church legion this weekend features commences its mid-week ser Norman Glass, a real crowd offers services Build skills and confidence in English, Math, vices this Wednesday, Septem pleaser. ber 20 at 10:30 am. A bible Originally from Scotland, Science, and Computers in our Adult Basic The Sechelt and District available through the Chamber Education Program. You can work towards study will follow. Robert Smith is reputed to be an Chamber of Commerce is now of Commerce Employee Benefit ANNIVERSARY TEA unparalelled banjo player. He'll Program. further training, university entrance, a better able to offer office servicesto its job, or simple personal satisfaction. AThe Roberts Creek Auxiliary be performing at Branch 219 members for a reduced charge. This program, has been t Women Who Love Too Much support group, confidential and anonymous Tuesdays at 7:30. Call for information 886-2008, 886-8788, or 886-9539. Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse meetings every Tuesday at 7 pm. For more information call Joan at 885-5164. Video on Driftnet Fishing Contact ORCA. Box 1189, Sechelt. Attention Edmonds '49ers' The Grade 9 class of 1948-49 from Edmonds Junior High (Burnaby) is having a 40 year reunion on October 14, 1989. For further information, SCIHI<0>G>L MSTOIC'ir please phone Joan at 576-2752 or Shirley at 594-7685. Adult Children of Alcoholics meeting Monday nights, 7:30 pm at St. Mary's Church 'Hall. Gibsons - Call Anna 885-5281. Sunshine Coast Cancer Society first meeting of the 89/90 season Monday. SHIM-MINE CdDAST September 18 at 1 pm in the Regional District boardroom. All welcome. Shorncliffe Auxiliary will resume its regular monthly meetings Tuesday, September Howard Webster (left) of Shorncliffe received cheque from- 19 at 1:30 pm in the Shorncliffe Conference Room. Please plan to attend as this is an important meeting. Sechelt Legion representative. (See Sechelt Scenario.) Amnesty International will be holding meetings every third Wednesday of the month at Sechelt Elementary at 7:30 pm starting September 20. New members welcome. Doll/Toy Show and Sale in Kelowna. September 24 at 10 am, Westbank Lions Com School District Motto munity Centre. Everyone welcome. 40 tables, antique to modem. Call for information 1-769-4365. The Sunshine Coast School District has adopted the logo Attention Women who are interested in seeing the Aglow Fellowship continue, plann shown here, and we now need a motto to go with it! ing meeting with lunch will be held at 237 Pratt Rd., Gibsons, Monday, September 18 at 6 pm. For information call 886-9576 or 886-8594. All parents.resldents, and District employees are asked The Alpha Omega Foundation meeting will be September 20 at 7:30 pm at 5933 to suggest a statement which could be used to exemplify our Skookumchuk Drive, Sandy Hook. For information call 885-4433. Agenda - Grant ap School District and our goals in education. plication etc., organic produce available. The suggestions below.have been made for the district Heart to Heart begins September 26 - a program of 8 weekly information and support motto. Please help us by indicating which statement you feel meetings for heart patients and their partners. To register call 885-3648. fits the best, or by suggesting one of your own in the space Gibsons B.C. Friends of Schizophrenics general meeting Monday, September 25 at provided. 7:30 pm at the Coast Garibaldi Health Unit, S. Fletcher Rd., Gibsons. All welcome. Sunshine Coast Unitarian Fellowship will be meeting Sunday, Sept. 24, 10 am -noon. Information call Anne 886-7988. • Creating Our Future • All NDP members are urged to attend Founding Meeting of New Mackenzie consti • Challenge To Grow • This Pass Thru rear truck window has 2 sliding centre sections that tuency. September 24 in Powell River. Rides 886-3242. • Education Is Our Future D slide open to provide access to a camper shell • orjor additional cab M.S. Support Group meeting September 26 ay 7 pm at Totem Lodge. For more infor • Caring To Learn • Learning To Care D ventilation. A metal lock provides security when the window Is closed. mation call 885-3387. • Our Schools • places To Learn • Installation Instructions included. Sechelt Seniors exercise classes starting September 25 at 11 am in the Seniors Hall. •oat $ Anyone wishing to join a group for conservation of salmon and trout call Alex at •re * 100°° installed 886-8310. Professor Michael Pentz Veterans against nuclear arms (VANA) Monday, September Get Your PASS THRU 18 at 7:30 pm H.R. MacMillan auditorium, 1100 Chestnut Street. Vancouver. Please send your suggestions to: Canadian Federation of University Women of the Sunshine Coast monthly meeting will be Monday, September 25 at 11:30 am at Kirkland Centre. Report.on CFUW an David Short rear sliding truck WINDOW nual meeting in Edmonton by Jo Fraser. Prospective members phone 885-9589. Director, District Resource Centre at '•''.•'. General meeting of Gibsons Landing Merchants Association will be Monday, School District No. 46 (Sunshine Coast) September 18 at 7:30 pm at the office of Janet Webb in the Gibsons Quay (next to the Box 619, Gibsons, B.C. VON 1V0 Omega). Agenda: street signs, upcoming elections and dues. Rob Buchan will be our guest. Executive Meeting only on Monday September 18 at 8:45 am at the Landing _ut-_ General Store. Please attend. cr drop them off at any school, or at the School Board Coastal Association for the Preservation of the Environment (CAPE) resume meetings offices in Gibsons. Hwy. 101 & Piatt Rd.. Gibsons 886-7359 OPEN: Mon. - Fri. » «•» - 4:30 pm I on Sunday September 24 at 7:30 pm at Rockwood Lodge. We meet on the last Sun Saturday 8:39 am-12:30 pm day of every month.,New members welcome. For information call 885-7502. G_M 20. Coast News, September 18,1989 •U DID YOU KNOW... The new natural gas pipeline, cial Emergency Program (PEP), emergency. The procedure Also discussed was the lack We're known for successful earthquake preparedness and' which included searches for would involve contacting PEP of an alternate route to TROUBLE ways to notify the public in the hikers at Gambier Island and a authorities who would in turn Highway 101 for emergency event of a disaster were some of local mountain in August. The contact CBC offices in Van relief operations, except for SHOOSIHG ^^~r the topics discussed by the Sun hikers were located unharmed couver. Lower Road and a new loop shine Coast Emergency Plann The South Coast's Only " -""^ v^ by search and rescue personnel. 'It was rioted however that that will hook up Mason Road BCAA APPROVED Shop i Social consideration to BCAA members)- ing Group at its monthly It was pointed out that as the and West Sechelt. meeting last Thursday. Y this could be a convoluted way Sunshine Coast does not have of broadcasting emergency in The next meeting of the i^^^^^m^ym- The emergency executive its own radio station it would be formation as approval would Emergency Planning Group is : committee discussed last sum "}07&HWVY91 Gi&s^ ;' :•• .••'••;• •. ;'- • ; /y'-' 886-7919' difficult to inform the com first have to come from head on October 12 at 3 pm in the mer's operations of the Provin munity in the event of a major offices in Toronto. SCRD boardroom in Sechelt. Sunshine Coast Regional District Royal Terraces Building mo& 5477 Wharf Rd., Sechelt P.O. Box 800, Sechelt, B.C. VON SAO 885-2261 rUPCOMING MEETINGS-i CHAIRMAN'S-— Thursday, Sept. 28, at 3 pm | OFFICE HOURS DOG CONTROL- Parks Committee meeting | Thursday, Sept. 28, at 7:30 pm Chairman Peggy Connor INFORMATION Public Utilities Committee meeting The enforcement officer for the Sun will not be holding shine Coast Regional District Dog Con Thursday, Sept. 28 Office Hours trol By-Law can be reached at the Town Regular Board meeting of Gibsons offices during regular office (to follow PUC) during the week of hours -.886-2274. September 18th Please note: The afternoon GARBAGE Due to the annual conference EMERGENCY phone number is 885-5111 of the Union of BC Municipalities 1989 DOG TAGS Her regular office hours COLLECTION Wednesdays 10:30 am to 3:30 pm May be purchased for $5 Please note that the contents of will resume the following week at the SCRD office or TWO Standard Garbage Containers per at the Town of Gibsons office. ;i : week will be picked up from each premise by the disposal contractor. To ensure pick-up please have your SPRINKLING containers at curbside by 8:00 am. Also to prevent littering please use suitable REGULATIONS NOTICE TO 16.gallon containers that can be closed Odd numbered houses will be permitted securely. sprinkling on the following days: AQUACULTURE If you have more garbage that you • Monday, Wednesday, Friday, from 7-10 am wish the contractor to pick up, you may • Monday, Wednesday, from 7-9 pm INDUSTRY The purchase Garbage Tags at the Regional Even numbered houses will be permitted District Office, Kingo Diesel or from the sprinkling on the following days: Sunshine Coast Regional District truck operators. • Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, from 7-10 am WILL NOT ACCEPT Garbage tags cost $5.00 per booklet • Tuesday, Thursday, from 7-9 pm of 10 tags. Fish Farm Wastes (Morts) Thank you...... Note: Only 1 Sprinklerpe^ Prgperty is Permitted at the Sechelt Landfill Site •• •-•-.- IV i i ,J.,'.'i;'-,,A^,-,:w:,t.c.»., AFTE| OCTOBER 20, 1989 r.' -V&. ,..- „ . S.K. Lehmann SPECIAL THANKS Works Superintendent TO GEORGE HOPKINS PUBLIC MEETING A meeting to review the The Regional District FINAL DRAFT Director Brett McGillivray of the PENDER HARBOUR and Director Peggy Connor SECHELT INLETS COASTAL AQUATIC AND wish to extend a STRATEGY SPECIAL THANK YOU will be held FITNESS CENTRE to George Hopkins Tuesday, October 3,1989 at 7 pm Box 361, Madeira Park, B.C. VON 2H0 at the Phone: 883*2612 for providing the Sunshine Coast Regional District Office Shoppers Bus AQUATIC & FITNESS DIRECTOR- Robi Petraschuk for the residents of 5477 Wharf Road, Sechelt Roberts Creek & Halfmoon Bay The Pender Harbour Aquatic Centre has a 20m swim Materials to be presented at the ming pool, Sauna, Swirl Pool, and a well equipped meeting will be available for viewing Fitness Room. During unscheduled hours the facility is available for rentals. The rental fee of $42 per hour at the Sunshine Coast Regional includes 2 lifeguards, pool and fitness room. District Office after Sept. 25,1989. HALFMOON BAY Phone our staff and they will help you Sunshine Coast Regional District plan a party BUS SERVICE or get-together In order to accommodate REFERENDUMn shopping trips and appointments, September 23, 1989 Programme Sept. 18th to two extra bus runs have been add Dec. 10th, 1989 West Howe Sound Pool open the week of Sept. 11 for ed for WEDNESDAY ONLY for the Public Swims only (except Early Bird) Halfmoon Bay area. Library Service Unit TIME MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT/SUN 8:00am Early Swim Early Swim Early Swim Establishment Bylaw -9:30 Laps only Laps only Laps only They are as follows: 9:00am Ladles Ex. Ladles Ex. Sechelt Ladies Ex. No. 324, 1989-— 9-10 9-10 Nurs. Sch. 9-10 ADDITIONAL BUS TRIPS 9:30am Ladies Swim Ladies Swim Ladies Swim 11 am Pre-School Water Babes WHEREAS the Board of the Sunshine Coast 11:30 Pre-School Pre-School Pre-School WEDNESDAY ONLY Regional District has been requested to establish a 12:00 Public Swim Adult Swim Public Swim Adult Swim Public Swim service unit for the purpose of providing grant-in- 1:00pm Pre-School Aqua Fit Pre-School Aqua Fit Pre-School (Beginning September 20, 1989) 1:30pm Parents & Pre-School aid to the Gibsons Library Society; Tots FR Additional Trip #1 • Wednesday ONLY AND WHEREAS the consent of the Electors of 2:00pm Pre-School Public Swim Electoral Areas 'E' and 'F' is to be obtained; 2:30pm Pre-School Leave Cowrie & Trail 8:15 am AND WHEREAS the annual amount to be raised 3:30pm Syncro S. Res. & Royal Life Red Cross RLY Club 2:00-4:00 Star 1&2 Bronze Med Youth Programs Pool Rats FR Sun only Leave Southwood & 8:35 am shall not exceed $50,000.00. S. Club Redrooffs to TAKE NOTICE that the above is a synopsis of a 6:00pm Public Public Public Public Public Public 8:00pm Adults Swim (Adults Adults Swim Swim Fawn & proposed bylaw on which the vote of the electors of Electoral Areas 'E' and 'F* will be taken at: 9:30pm ONLY 6:00-9:30 ONLY ONLY 6:00-9:30 6:00-9:00 Redrooffs & 1. Cedar Grove Elementary School.? AREA 'E' Hwy 101 CHILDREN 6 & UNDER MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT 2. Langdale Elementary School - AREA *F' Patrons are asked to clear the pool 10 minutes before Arrive SECHELT 8:50 am on September 23,1989, between 8 am and 8 pm, the end of each swim. and that Michael B. Phelan has been appointed The pool will be closed for statutory holidays. returning officer for the purpose of taking and Additional Trip #2 • Wednesday ONLY recording the vote. Fall Fitness Classes AND TAKE NOTICE that the full bylaw may be Leave Cowrie & Trail 1:05 pm inspected at the Regional District Offices, 5477 FITNESS WEIGHT AQUAFIT VIA Redrooffs Wharf Road and that the synopsis is not intended to TO MUSIC TRAINING TO MUSIC to Halfmoon be and is not to be understood as an interpretation of (Aerobics) (Super Circuit) (Water Exercises) Bay the bylaw. Mon. & Fri. Wed. Tues. & Thurs. 9-10 am 9-10 am 1-2 pm Leave Halfmoon Bay 1:30 pm ALSO TAKE NOTICE that an advance poll will be Mon. & Wed. Thurs. VIA Redrooffs, held at the Regional District Office on Wednesday, 7«8pm September 20, 1989, between the hours of 11 am 7-8 pm Southwood & and 5 pm. Fawn Dated at Sechelt, B.C. September 6, 1989 All Classes Begin The Week of Sept. 18 Arrive SECHELT 1:55 pm L. Jardine Please call the Aquatic and Fitness Centre at 883-2612 Administrator for rates and specific class information 1 Coast News, September 18,1989 PRIVATE SALE HIGGS: Passed away in St. Woodcreek - large executive HEALTH MAGUS KENNELS Beautiful cedar double entrance Mary's Hospital, Sechelt, BC on doors, prehung, includes frame, traditional 4 bdrm., 14'x28' play September 12,1989 after a short PROBLEMS? • Bright clean dog room, large family room, nook, handles, deadbolts, $650. illness. W. Leonard Higgs, late of English trained Holistic & cat boarding 886-3845. #40st oak cabinets, 3 washrooms, dou Sechelt. Born May 7, 1928. health practitioner is • Dog grooming ble attached garage, deck, patio, Predeceased by his son James in available for consultation Kroehler co-ordinating tweed landscaped Vz acre, Heritage & 1978, and his father Captain FOR APPOINTMENT CALL "SCIENCE DIET' celery green sofa, blk/wht chair, French doors, etc. $133,900. William York Higgs in 1989. Sur 886-8521 NUTRITION new cond., $295. 886-2500 60x250' West Sechelt waterfront 886-7712. #40st vived by his loving family, his IT'S A GIRL! CENTRE #42st lot, 2 cleared'building sites with wife of 40 years, Reta; son Bill & Cheryl-Lynn Lewis are 3 BDRM. RANCHER ON POPLAR William Geoffrey of Sechelt; Open 8 am - 6:30 pm Inglis auto, washer, exc. cond., driveway. New steps and trails pleased to announce the arrival of 1 LANE. $64,900 ONO. The Argosy 'daughter Judy Eldred, of Roberts their third child Christina Bonnie every day. 886-8568 guaranteed & delivered, $325. down .park-like hillside to rock Group, Anne Gurney 886-2164. Creek, daughter Louise of North bull-dozed beach. Have septic Elizabeth, a baby sister for Mike 883-2648. #TFN • ••'. #38 Vancouver; stepmother Ida of CO-OP FEED permit, house plans, spectacular & Robin. Their baby girl was born Sechelt; sisters Madeline Warren Hay and pet food. SATELLITE SALES view, outstanding beach areas. 2.bdrm., den, Vk baths, ocean at 9:26 am on Sept. 14/89 and of Victoria, and Miriam Griffiths of Hansen Rd. off Lockyer, Green Onion Earth Station 885-7629. #40st view, Ige. livingroom. Short stroll weighed 7 lbs. 14 ozs. Family Toronto; grandchildren Jodi and and Friends all wish her well. Roberts Creek. 885-5644 to sandy beach. Almost V* acre, Christy Eldred of Roberts Creek. Special thanks to Dr. Berinstein Moldowan Feeds 885-5697. TFN 2 beautiful view lots, Granthams only $69,000 Firm. 885-7685. Funeral service was held Friday, Drop off your Landing, all services available. and all the nurses who helped #42 HORSE MANURE 7-9 pm. #39 September 15 at 11 am in the beyond the call of duty. #38 931-4681. #38s Chapel of Devlin Funeral Home, Natural fertilizer, Roberts Creek 3 bdrm. rancher, Central Gib COAST NEWS Beach Ave., Roberts Creek, at Gibsons. Rev. Esther North of HOLISTIC HEALERS $15 P.U. till Sept. 30. 885-9969. sons, walk to all amenities, ficiated. Cremation followed. In tractive 3 level split home- on We are compiling a directory. Lin CASTtffiOCK #39 $69,000.886-7640. #39 lieu of flowers, donations to the da 885-7199 or Tina 886-3627. developed private Vz acre, 4 Cancer Society would be ap #38 K_NN_LS CLAHOLM Classifieds bdrm., 2% baths, large living 3. bdrm. modern home, view, preciated. #38 area, vaulted ceilings, skylights, Gower, large lot, mint. $140,000. Yoga classes, stretch, relaxation, Highway 101, Roberts Creek RECREATIONS at any of our convenient cozy kitchen, dining room, finish 885-9397 #41st Carol Brophy Instructor, Teredo i ed family room in basement, Square Conference Room. 885-9840 sundecks front and back with Selma Park $175,000 SPAS Thursdays, 10 weeks, beginning $ Friendly People new aggregate stone patio, car 3 bdrm. Westwood Casabelia, Sept. 21, 6:30- 8:30 pm, $50. Boarding & Grooming SAVE 700 On | No .inirridls will be accepted without port, lots of storage, serene 2400 sq. ft. ocean view, separate In Memoriam 885-4133 days, 885-3331 eves. Showroom Sample lounge and dining room, family current vaccination records. country living, only 5 min. from Susan Sutherland classes, in /Ttt . > Cowrie St., Sechelt Places room and adjoining kitchen, 3 beaches and amenities. structors' home, Roberts Creek. PET FOOD f It Open Tues.-Sat 886-2781 for appointment to washrooms, large recreation with Davidson: Anne, Sept., 22, Tuesdays, 8 weeks, Sept. 26, 1984. September comes with SCIENCE DIET, IAMS, 885-3713J -IN PENDER HARBOUR- view, $109,500. #38s wet bar. Wall to wall throughout 9:15-11:15am, Wed., 8weeks, home, double automatic garage, deep regret, a month that we TECHNI-CAL, NUTRO-MAX, The Coast News shall never forget. We hold our Sept. 27, 7:30 - 9:30 pm., $40. PURINA, WAYNE. Gorman Rupp 2%" pump, 11 HP Two 50'X100' adjoining lots on private sale, no agents please. 886-7658. #38 (Madeira Park Shopping Centre) 883-9099 Keats Island close to water, level, 885-5592. #41st tears when we speak your name, Also full line of bird seed B&S motor, c/w hoses, nozzle, well treed, water & power avail. but the ache in our hearts re SHARED VISION now includes And much more. etc., new cond., $1500. Marina Pharmacy 883-2888 mains the same. We miss you 985-5449 or 980-7651 for further O/T 3 bdrm. basement house on the Sunshine Coast. A monthly Quality Farm & Garden 885-3313. #38 Anne, and always will. You left a AC Building Supplies 8839551 info. #38st beautiful view lot, Granthams, calendar for the Healing and Supply Ltd. $82,900. phone Norm at place no one can fill. Ever Creative Arts. Includes events Pratt Rd. 886-7527 Brother sewing machine, just —IN HALFMOON BAY— Must sell, new 2 storey 2200 sq. 886-9722. #40 remembered and sadly missed by and services on the Coast each TFN cleaned & serviced, $100 OBO. ft. upstairs open plan home, Dad, Wayne, Terri, Sherri, Mar month. Reasonable advertising 886-8196. #38 Sundowner Hotel & Dining Rooms ty, Lynne, Bruce, Sara, Scott, B&J Store 885-9435 75'x150" lot. Asking $69,900. rates for Drawing People like you! Laying hens for sale. 886-7452. with all furnishings & equip, on Leeanne and Judy. #38 Inglis heavy duty washer, Viking 6052 Lookout Ave., Sechelt, near Circulation 20,000 for Lower #38 one acre incl. duplex residence. dryer, gd. cond., $495. IN SECHELT—— arena. Pager 735-5015 for ap Mainland, Interior and now the Contact owner, 883-9676 Garden Shared Thought 886-2551. #38 pointment. #38st Sunshine Coast. The Coast News Bay. Our loved one we shared Call Shared Vision's Rep. on the Gold stove, gd. cond., $200 OBO. Luxury home, fantastic view from And in this show we cared (Cowrie Street) 885-3930 Coast: Batyari Frames: 886-7589 Music 886-9749. ' #38 every room, 3 bdrms., 3 For in this loss of the moment #39 IN DAVIS BAY — bathrooms, Madeira Park, 1 Commercial We give and show our Portable air compressor, heavy $145,000.988-4310. #38s sorrowment Happy 17th Birthday to Ginger duty; Equipment trailer for small Peninsula Market 885-9721 Building Knowing that a tear we shead Baker, Sept. 18, from Pond excavator or cat; Tacheuchi ex; Welcome Woods corner lot, gen Will someday be somewhere else Scum. #38 cavator, new, low hrs.; Onan — IN WILSON CREEK— tle slope, Vz acre. 885-5067 or For Sale led generator for cabin. All in exc. Wilson Creek Campground 885-5937 939-6929. #39s i Or Lease You are taken from our view As of the 15th of Sept., 1989 our cond. Ph. Port Coquitlam but not forgotten parts department will only be 1-942-5098 aft. 6. #38 Quality home with in-law suite in 1,500 sq. ft. shop 2 bay open from 1 pm until. 4 pm until —IN ROBERTS CREEK— basement, on 2.6 sub-dividable, ^ 1,500 sq. ft. storefront, An emptiness left in the world PIANO we were brought in further notice. Our service will 28 cu. ft. freezer chest, gd. well timbered acres, 3334 Beach office and parts area. still remain as it has been in the Seaview Market 885-3400 A time now inexistant that was TUNING cond., $190; reinforcing steel Ave., Rbts. Ck. For appt. to view J 706 Hwy 101. Gibsons past. We regret any inconve once cherished repairs & appraisals 'rebar'. 886-2922. #39 call 885-2070. #40si nience. John Harrison Appliance IN GIBSONS—— J By a nature you possessed that Ken Dalgleish Call - 886-2233 k Service, Gibsons, BC. #40 Pressure washer, 2500 psi, 10 1 Vz acre serviced lot backs onto X only you merit 886-2843 HP Briggs & Stratton, $1900. B & D Sports Connor Park, near school. vYotrleft us wondering why you ~ VT \ v w-sl COASTLINES MOBILE MUSIC 885-3241 eves. #40st (Sunnycrest Mall) 886-4635y .885-9688 or 988-7906. #§te every ceased Thomas Trianon organ, 3 manual, -- Music For Every Occasion . In sharing the.joy you held, . 25 pedal; mint cond., new price, Baby items: Playpen, stroller, The Coast News 1.3 Acres. 5 Lots subdividable. 886-3674 .and,we believed $14,000, Sale $5900. 885-3313. carseat, walker, bed, toys; Great Potential. View Lots. Gun ; #38 (behind Dockside Pharmacy) 886-2622 Births .'But'lrle world-goes by and #38 clothing & more. $100; Club Rd. 885-3630. #38s 'the' latter will-go 886-3841. #39 DEADLINE IS NOON SATURDAY Beautiful large view lot in Lower . pur Anne is gone and FABRIC-PAINT FOR MONDAY PUBLICATION TRY BEFORE YOU BUY Gibsons, $45,000. 885-9778. ; we miss you so. APPLIQUE Mary Kay provides glamour in 3 PM AT COAST NEWS OFFICES #39s Terri & Wayne, Marty, Sherri, DEMONSTRATION struction to help you make confi SECHELT & GIBSONS iJudy, Dad, Family & friends. Sat., Sept. 23 • 9:30-5:00 Large teak or pine square or dent colour choices. Call today. View lot in Creekside on ravine, Neumann: David & Heather are round coffee table. 886-8558. Gladys Elson, professional Mary fully services, $15,500. pleased to announce the. birth of Scribbles PAINT TFNS 886-8698. #39s their daughter Jordan Nicole, 7 Kay beauty consultant. 886-3063. #39 lbs; on Sept. 10, 1989. A baby Personal 10% OFF Used behind-the-ear hearing-aid. Wanted to buy. 2-3 bdrm view sister for Jennifer & Jared. Proud Firewood any amount. 885-2144. Baby playpen for sale. home. Can be an oldie in need of Grandparents are Paul & Gail Set* S&Uf #39 886-8558 ' Mulligan and Alfred & Muriel -Are you in an unhappy relation repair but must be solid. Sechelt ship? Call the Transition House TFNS Neumann; Great Grandparents Trail Bay Centre Pasture for 1 horse. Will do to Gibsons. 885-7750. #40st for free confidential counselling. are Fred & Mary Stenner and 885-2725 maintenance & fencing for partial 885-2944. TFN 15 gal. aquarium, fully equip. Theresa Mulligan. A special payment. 885-7906. #39 First $200 takes. 886-7819. thanks to Dr. Lehman & the Do you need some information to #40st ANDERSON REALTY Experienced Knitter to knit for The Sunshine Coast nurses at St. Mary's. #38 deal with your legal problem? Call fashion store. 886-2470. #38 Specialists for the Legal Information Service Baby things. Lamp, stroller, • Recreation Mike & Kathy Alexander are pro clothes, toys. Gd. to new cond., ud to announce the birth of their 885-5881; Mondays and Pick Up truck in gd. shape, 1980 • Retirement Wednesdays 9-4. TFN Blue wallet, lower Gibsons, beer Karen 886-8648. #38 • Relocation second son Stuart Lindsay, Sept. or newer. 885-7286. #40 & wine store or marina. Mark Almond Maytag washer, exc. Drop off your Classifieds with Lisa Wyles Bland FREE CATALOGUE 11/89. Special thanks to Dr. Pet -^INDIVIDUAL THERAPY O'Brian, call collect to 432-1721. cond., $200; H-school desks. and Judy Eldred (right), the happy new owners of Teredo Square, Sechelt zold, Judy, and a"ll staff at St. COUPLES COUNSELLING #38 $10 ea; Maple crib, $75; Large Seaview Market, our "Friendly People Place" in 885-3211 Mary's Hospital. #38 Call Eleanor Mae 885-9018 Van. Toll r-ree 684-6016 solid wood intertainment centre, .Roberts Creek. #40 Grey man's. wallet, near Pen Garage Sales IT'S A GIRL! Hotel, reward for driver's license. $100.885-7083. #38 Bill & Cheryl-Lynn Lewis are You may have seen our sign for 885-5822. #38 12.5 cu. ft. older freezer, runs pleased to announce the arrival of 'Signs' on Marlene and the Hwy. well, $100; shower doors, gd. 0-*L their third child Christina Bonnie, We|l 3 days later, 'They' made us cond., $60; Philips suntan lamp, a baby sister for Mike & Robin. move it down to the by-way. We The LOWEST like new, full instructions, $85 n&>- Their baby girl was born at 9:26 want you to know that we really Found OBO. 885-3360 before 9:30 pm. am on Sept. 14/89 and weighed are there with quality work and 7 lbs. 14 ozs. Family and Friends pricing that's fair. Graffex Signs #40 all wish her well. Special thanks & Designs. 885-7885. #38 Queensize waterbed, $150; lassif led Ad Rates to. Dr. Berinstein and all the Moving Sept. 30. Selling stackable washer _ dryer. $300; nurses who helped beyond the Seeking whereabouts of Elizabeth household items, some freebees. Thora Anderson which former ad brown elec. stove, $150 OBO. call of duty. #38 4g^ 886-3021. #39 885-3992. #40 (minimum) for 10 words dress, was Box 466, Gibsons. $400 Please contact. Gerard Fortin, Box Large foot pump for inflatables All household furniture; 9 piece 8853 Ste-Foy QC. G1V 4N7, found on beach. 886-8465. #38 maple dining suite; blond __J__JL___7 25 • *or eac'1 additional word "f-418-653-8042. #38 bedroom suite & desk; classic liv Obituaries Smokey grey kitten found in Power s Births, Lost & Found FREE! ingroom • - cedar chest; end C\* FEMALE WANTED Granthams, Central Ave. Semi- tables; lamps; crystal, etc. Equipment DIANOCKY: Joe. passed away Aged 20 to 55, to act in Driftwood long haired. 886-3288. #38 886-7178. 1-8 pm Mon. Tues. Pay for 2 weeks, Cet the 3rd week FREE Sept. 2 at St. Mary's Hospital, Players Nov. production. Please Wed., Sept. 18/19/20. 106 When paid by CASH, CHEQUE aged 74. A graveside service for SPCA Porpoise Bay Picnic site, call Nest at 886-7573. No later female black fab cross wearing Seaview Place, opposite Country or MONEY ORDER family and friends was held at than Tues. pm. #38 Seaview Cemetary on Sept. 6. choke chain & gren collar. 4 Pumpkin. #38 %% ..••• '• - #38 white feet. 886-7313. #38 Sat., Sept. 23. 10-1 pm. 1029 LEE: Robert Helmer (Bob) of Keys at Armours Beach. Gower Pt. Rd. #38 Sttfte SdilTcLASSIFIEpS Sechelt, BC, passed away Announcements 886-3962. #36 Sat., Sept. 23, 10-3 pm. 998 peacefully".'. ..on' Tuesday, Fairview Rd. Appliances, fur They run until your item is sold! y September 12, 1989, at the age niture, & misc. items. #38 of 70, after a year long fight with ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Pets $*| gOO for up to 10 worc|s *1 per additional word heart-disease..He was born April 885-2896, 886-7272, 886-2954. HONDA & Livestock Sat. & Sun., Sept. 23 & 24, 10 23, 1919 at Pender Harbour and TFN Your ad, featuring one item only, will run for fpur consecutive am. 851 Reed Rd. #38 was the youngest son of the Lawn Mowers weeks and will then be cancelled unless you instruct us to renew it . If someone in your family has a pioneering family of Ole and Frida Sept. 24.10 to 3. 6260 Sunshine for another four, by Saturday, 3 pm. " drinking problem you can see Lee. Survived by his loving wife Coast Hwy. West Sechelt.. #38 on NO CHARGE FOR RENEWAL for as long as you want! what it's doing to them. Can you (Not available to commercial advertisers) Leona; son Daniel and daughter- see what it's doing to you? Al- in-law Joan of Sechelt, son wW Anon can help. Phone 886-9903 ALL CLASSIFIED ADS must be PRE-PAID before insertion. leonard and daughter-in-law Lin SALE or 886-8656. SPCA SPAYING PROGRAM For your convenience, use your MASTERCARD or VISA! da of Coquitlam; daughter Brenda Barter Sv Trade Years from now, Attention Teens Contact Country Pumpkin or and son-in-law Maurice Slebert of Al-Ateen Can Help. Phone Marlee Fashions. TFN 30' Clipper F/G sloop S/S rig. You'll be Sechelt; granddaughters Can- CLASSIFIED DEADLINE 886-2565. TFN Needs sails. Swap land clearing, dace and Lindsey; grandsons 1 yr. old female dog, medium glad you didn't At "Friendly People Places" equipment or W.H.Y. 883-2977. Michael, Torin, Christopher, Phone us today about our beauti size, nice markings, friendly, compromise and at COAST NEWS Office #40st Ryan, Robert; also survived by ful selection of personalized wed needs gd. home. 885-3792. #38 Pender Harbour FRIDAY 4:30 PM brothers Ernest and Frank Lee; TIDELINE LOGGING & ding invitations, napkins, mat 2 female canaries, 2 rabbits (f) and sister Nancy Nichol. Funeral MARINE LTD. At COAST NEWS Offices, , , D__ ches, stationery, and more. w/cage, $40. Ass't exotic fin service was held Saturday, 5637 Wharf Rd. sechelt & Gibsons Saturday, 3 PM Jeannie's Gifts & Gems ches. Call Dian 885-5984. #40 885-4141 September 16 at 11 am in St. 886-2023 For Sale COAST NEWS Classifieds Hilda's Anglican Church, . y ..••':.-" TFN SPCA for adoption. Female lab The LOWEST Price! Sechelt. Rav. N.J. Godkin of cross, 5 mos. old, Male shepard T&SSOIL Firescreen, $15; 2 metal bi-fold The HIGHEST Circulation! ' FAX: 886-7725 ficiated. Interment at Seaview FUN COUPON BOOKS 886-7313. Adorable multi-poo Mushroom Manure-Bark Mulch doors, $30 ea.; double box spr ings with new mattress, $150; The FIRST on the street! Cemetery. Gibsons was followed Value up to $500 in chips, meals, female 1 yr. old, 885-3484. Cor Topsoil mixed-Hog Fuel by a gathering of relatives and cash. Keno, drinks, shows, etc., gie cross male t yr. old. Shepard By the yard or truck full. Top single box spring, $10; old Rem Cowrie St.. Sechelt 885-3930 Cruice Lane, Gibsons 886*2622 friends at the Sechelt Legion Hall. to be; used in Las Vegas or Reno lab female 4 mos. old. 885-5734. quality products at reasonable ington typewriter; GE washer, Devlin Funeral Home Directors. Variety of cats & kittens. prices. You pickup or we deliver. needs repair, $20. 886-3409. i Madeira Park Shopping Center Pender Harbour 883*9099 Casinos.. Information 885-7896. #38 #38 886-7313. #38 Phone anytime 885-5669. TFN #40 , , 1 m l p?»«^^f@B3Sm£w pniiTiy^irrB^njjp^rTtirHj-^Tn»nTr^T iiT" i n^w< ^C»TTaiwiTrim^ -.-^^•azw^mjir^^mTjmi-VVVmi^mrm**-^7 '"~ ^~-~,~. . - 1 •....'• .—rj "*^"« ^Pt 22. Coast News, September 18,1989 Racing Mini, $750; nice Cortina Classic 1964 Ford Thunderbird '84-17' BOSTON WHALER MON- mags. $850; mobile home axels; 1978 Volvo 265GL station wagon, ^s&5»ss^£.%^Sfft>a>%^^svea- Laudau. 886-3182 or 886-9652 TAUK centre console 80 HP, Honda mini trail, hunters' 6 cyi.. 5 speed, power windows, BROOKS & MILLER Holland Bulbs Are Here!! msg. #40 Merc, galvanized trailer. Biminy 886-7378, A/C, electric mirrors, AM/FM FLOOR COVERINGS LTD. Wide selection of al! kinds of Dutch Bulbs #38 top, video sounder, $15,500. 1986 Chevrolet S10. Powerful radio cassette, child proof door Benjamin Moore & International Paints 270-6764. #40st Special This Fall "68 Ford. % ton, 4 spd, $300 EFI, 4-cyl w/5 spd.. averages locks, roof top luggage carrier, drives away. 886-7224. #38 Marine $ 49 Ornamental Cabbage 29 MPG. Only 43,000 k, drives prime condition, $5500 OBO. M.V. Bristler, 40* ex- Mixed Tulips ior Lot #94 - 12x68, 3 bdrm, fridge, Halfmoon Bay Resort has follow stove - built-in D/W. Set up & Roberts Creek Hall avail., ing openings: Cooks, front desk ready to move into. Priced to sell dances, parties, weddings, Waitresses -$16,500. Sunshine Coast Mobile equipment rental. Yvonne clerks, housekeepers, AM/PM Home Park. 1 mi. W Gibsons, 885-4610. TFN waitresses, dishwashers, ex perience preferred, transportation Hwy. 101. Ph. 886-9826. TFN Davis Bay/Wilson Creek Hall required. Jennifer, 885-7038. available. Wheelchair facilities. Avail. Sept. 1st West Sechelt 19 #38 Mobile Home Pads next to elem. Phone 885-2752 or 885-9863. Landing Home Hardware, Sun school. Kids welcome. 885-7126. #43 nycrest Mall, is now taking ap . #38 Commercial building for rent. Peninsula Motor inn plications for full-time/part-time One mobile home space for rent, 886-9500 anytime. TFN 886-2804 retail sales clerk. Apply in person Sunshine Coast Mobile Home with resume.. #39 Waterfront self-contained suite, Part-time CDA with bookkeeping Park, 1 mi. W. Gibsons. Ph. rustic. N/S female pref., responsibilities for Pender Har Ladies' wear store requires, a 886-9826. TFN $300/mos plus util. 886-8369. bour practice. Pender Harbourites part-time person, including some #38 1979 3 bdrm, fridge, stove, air only need apply. Contact Dr. Saturdays. Apply to Box 616, Kingsbury at 883-9019. TFN cond., exc. cond. Must be mov W/F self-contained suite, Gib Gibsons, BC. VON 1V0 #38 ed. 885-5012. #38 sons, rustic. N/S female pref., TQ Plumber or plumbing ex $300/mos plus utilities. perience. Needed immediately, 886-8369. #39 Gibsons project. 525-4466. #38 Business & aitfW* H b m e Ser v S c es 2 and 1 bdrm. waterfront house. Part time sales person wanted to 883-9110. #39 look after local industrial ac counts. Send short resume to Box 1 bdrm. cottage on waterfront. PEERLESS TREE 138, Gibsons. B.C. #38 New M.A.P. Avail. Oct. 1/89. Lower Rd., SERVICE LTD. Topping - Limbing - Danger Tree Roberts Creek. 885-9516 aft. 6 Professional resumes do make a program with only Removal, Insured, Guaranteed pm or 683-6992. #39 5% Down difference! Call ARBUTUS OF Work. Free estimates: 885-2109. FICE SERVICES 885-5212 for fast October 1st or sooner TFN Or and confidential service. To mature or professional couple, #TFN DO YOU NEED The all new 2/3 bedroom, view home Carpet/Upholstery cleaning, Langdale. Semi or fully furnish Part-time CDA Fridays & Satur C.M.H.C. Loans brush cutting, heavy weed ed. Regret no pets. Avid days, full-time CDA Wed. through now available on eating, rubbish removal, win- gardeners preferred. References. Sat. for Sechelt Dental Centre, dow/eavestrough cleaning, A black Plymouth Sundance and a red Chevy collided at the intersection of Highway 101 and Henry ail new 20 year Short or long term lease. starting Sept. Contact Dr. mobile home washing, janitorial $650/mo. negotiable. 681-1029. Kingsbury at 885-3244. TFN Road, near Gibsons, last Wednesday morning. There was a total of three occupants in the vehicles financing O.A.C. work (commercial). Skip's #38 and all, fortunately received only minor injuries. —Kent Sheridan photo For information LEGAL SECRETARY Maintenance Service. 885-2373. call collect 16 LUXURY Busy Sechelt Law Firm requires #38 APARTMENTS experienced litigation secretary. REGAL HOMES LTD. Emergency and confidential FOR RENT Submit resume to Box 130, answering service, servicing 580-4321 The finest location on the Coast Sechelt. BC. VON 3A0 or Phone islands and Sunshine Coast star A visit to Port Mellon opposite Gibsons Marina. 885-3291. #39 ting Sept. 30. 885-5997. #39' Beautiful views. Walking distance requires or will in the Finally, we were able to Beaver Island Grocery: looking for by Kirtlye Woodruff to all amenities. Security entry. CREATORS INC. foreseeable future. observe the 'elephant' first mature, resp. person to operate THE WESTPORT Freelance writer - you set the Air emissions from-the stacks A significant connection bet Motorcycles cash register, deal with the hand, as we were guided into P.O. Box 561 mood - greeting card messages, were also discussed. By 1990, public, make pizza, plus kitchen ween increased production and the pulp machine room, one of Gibsons, BC VON 1V0 inspirational prose, lyrics for the smell of sulfur should be '83 Kawasaki GPZ 550, exc. prep and light cleaning. Mon reduced pollution is notable by the only parts of the mill to re #44 music, untethered verse, even reduced by a low order recovery cond. 13,000 kms. $1,500 OBO. -Thur nites, 25-30 hrs/week; its absence from the presenta main after the expansion. With logos, can things get worse, 886-7198. #40st Large 1 bdrm. suite in Gibsons. Wage negotiable, perm, part- boiler designed to diminish tion. resumes, business letters. hearing protectors in place, the Avail. Oct. 1st maybe sooner. time. EOP Program eligibility pref. contact of sulfur with steam. 1979 Yamaha 750 DOHC fully Creators Ink Works. loud, regular pounding, that re $410/mos plus Hydro. N/S. 883-2108. #39 Electrostatic precipitators, to be Earwaker cited recent dressed. 886-3841. #38st 886-7988 aft. 5 sounds throughout the "hot, 886-3729. #39 installed in three areas, will government mandates on pulp #40 steamy room, was dulled. '85 Honda 750 Intercepter, exc. RESPONSIBLE remove particulate matter from mills to reduce chlorinated CBC Beachcombers has avail., Our group was led up a flight cond., $3,000.' 885-5887 9-5, BACKHOE OPERATOR Home & garden renovations, exhaust fumes, rendering them organics to 2.5 kilogram per temporary furn. accom. for rent. of stairs into what was called 885-4670 aft. 5. #40st required, fully exp. on John painting, gutters, etc. Good invisible. tonne by December 1991 and to Call Ginny 886-7811 or Deere controls, must be able to the 'control room', reminiscent rates. 886-8161. #40 1.5 kilogram per tonne by '81 Yamaha 550 max., gd. 662-6172. #38 work with min. supervision. Call After each environmental of the helm of the Starship cond., low kms., $800 extras in between 7-1 Opm. 886-7028. #38 December 1994. Single employed non-smoker to Professional & protection measure was describ Enterprise. A brightly coloured cl. 886-3472. #38s It was boasted that HSPP line schematic, which looks like share our home Sandy Hook. The Gibsons Marina requires an Confidential ed, our tour guide repeated would be four years ahead of 79 Honda Hawk, 5000 km. on a Manhattan transit map, was 885-2293. #38 office/store clerk for their busy Correspondence, some variation of the same schedule by meeting the 1.5 new motor, fairing, roll bar, back operation. Must enjoy working statement: the upgrade would displayed above the observation 2 bdrm mobile home on Gulfview Reports, kilogram per tonne limit by rest, hwy. pegs, new tires, exc. with the public and have a plea window. Rd. View, fully furn. Refs., Contracts, etc. enable the mill to operate better cond., $1100 Firm. Ph. sant and friendly disposition. 1990. But the projected produc $450/mos. Call Valerie than the strictest legislation now Below, the wall was lined 886-9493 aft. 8 pm. #39 Previous office experience re tion increase from 665 to 1000 883-2126. #39 «BM____i_taMMfl__ft_Mlf_k^ :?•>.--!•- 24. Coast News, September 18,1989 ayor s Drug Task Force trying to get going by Ellen Frith with each particular group in report any drug activity to the community in a fashion Crimestoppers and Sergeant Last Thursday's meeting of which would indicate exactly Hill reiterated that the RCMP is the Mayor's Task Force on how the use of drugs in the willing to address any group in Drugs got off to a pessimistic community affects that group in the community in regards to start with only a handful of peo ' particular. drug use in this area. ple present and feelings of John Kavanagh will have "where do we go from here" posters printed up and ready for The next meeting of: the being voiced by all. the next task force meeting next Mayor's Task Force on EJrugs is "This small group cannot month encouraging residents to slated for October 11. function without the support of the community," Mayor Diane Strom said, but by the end of the meeting, after ideas had Mayor's statement been bandied around, it was ap parent the group's enthusiasm After she seeks legal advice, Gibsons Mayor Diane Strom would carry it through for will make a public statement regarding the recent controver another month at least and sial firing of Work Superintendent Skip Reeves. some interesting plans for the Strom agreed to this after Alderman Gerry Dixon told fight against drugs on the Sun council at last week's special meeting, that "people feel you shine Coast were developed. should make a statement". The lack of turnout at Thurs "It will put a better air in the community," he said. day's meeting indicated, as Strom said, "not everyone has Chosen by the Sechelt Chamber of Commerce this year as Citizens of the Year are: Rob Briscoe, Doug the same enthusiasm we do," Cameron, Ken Trent, Bill Higgs, Glen Francis, Chief Tony Pike (bottom, right), Roy Wigard, Rick and that "apathy is a tough Pearson, Larry Traverner, Chris Caldwel, Sheldon Pidperyhora, Dan Hobbs, Tor Skei, Derek thing to overcome." TERMINAL Nelson, Trevor Pike, Gerry Gruner, John Yates, Bob Yates, Bill Krasnikoff, Bob Janis, Doug Allan Apparently, several people and Lee Strom. Not pictured are Scott Gremmel, Bob Wing, Ron Shelrud, Jim Wishbone, Bill Green, said, there are many in the com Forest Products Ltd. George Flag and Jim Ansel!. —David Fraser photo munity who voice praise for the group's objective but are un willing to participate in carrying them out. LOG Sechelt Volunteers see changes Sergeant Ed Hill of the Gib sons RCMP said it even more There's been a lot of changes demanding volunteer service. meetings every Wednesday succinctly: "The roar of indif BUYING since Tony Pike joined the Calls come at any time of the night and occasional weekend ference is deafening in this com Sechelt Volunteer Fire Depart day or night. There are also training sessions. munity." ment in 1970. "There's been a A good indication, Hill said, STATION massive change," says Pike, of an increase in drug use in a who is serving his second year as Advance library poll community is a parallel increase Competitive Prices chief. of crimes such as break and en At that time there was a try and theft which is, according Camp Run brand new 1969 tanker truck An advance poll for Satur open from 8 am to 8 pm at to Hill, what is happening in (still in operation), a 1952 fire day's library referendum will be Cedar Grove School (for Area Gibsons. CEDAR © FIR • HEMLOCK V truck and a 1949 Chevy van held in the offices of the Sun E voters) and at Langdale "There are people who are rescue wagon. shine Coast Regional District, School (for Area F voters). To be eligible to vote, you committing crimes tonight to From 25 members in 1970 the 5477 Wharf Road, Sechelt 11 buy cocaine tonight," he said. 886-7033 fire department has expanded to am to 5 pm, Wednesday, must be 19 years of age or older, a Canadian citizen and a resi It was decided the task force 30 members. But although there September 20. should attempt to communicate is a full complement at the pre dent for at least 12 months, a sent Pike says applicants are Voters in Areas E and F of BC resident for six months and always welcome. He says the the regional district (the areas an Area E or F resident for department likes to have a on either side of the Town of three months. waiting list and currently there Gibsons), will be asked to sup Eligible voters who are not on is only one person on the list. port the library with a slight tax the voters' list may be sworn in Pike says it's been a busy year increase. The maximum by the returning officer on so far for the fire fighters, hav amount to be raised is $50,000 voting day. ing responded to almost 100 with the cost to the average According to the library calls to date. Last year there was household of approximately board, a 'yes' vote will enable a total of 97 calls and "These $12. the library to remain open, to are legitimate call-outs," says The advance poll is for the hire additional staff and to in Pike, adding that false alarms benefit of eligible voters who crease its collection of books, are "feathered out" by Ander are unable to vote on September and magazines. son Alarms. 23. On Saturday, polls will be Pike says the job is a pretty Ken's Lucky Dollar Foods GOWER POINT ROAD, GIBSONS LANDING 886-2257 LUCK LUCK DOLLAR DOLLAR 71717 DIRECT TO YOU 71717 Rib or Tenderloin Portion McGavin's Pork Loin White - 60% & Whole Wheat Bread Ch°Pfi 79 lb. 567 gm. .78 M.J.B. B.C. Grown Macintosh & Golden Delicious Coffee Apples $ Limit 1 Ib. .39 Look for MORE SPECIALS this week in our ad in the Gibsons Landing Shoppers Guide :-£ V.'.' • S'- i y, -IS