Wednesday, September 13, 1978 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Seventeen

defeat Screaming Eagles in tournamentThe Fulford Salties defeated

the Sha-Qua-La Screaming Eaglesfrom Fender, 9-4 to take the annualLabour Day Softball Tournament.This is the fourth consecutiveLabour Day triumph for the Fulfordteam.

The championship was the thirdjewel of the Triple Crown of localSoftball competition as the Salties

had previously won the League titleand the playoff championship.

Fulford took an early lead in thegame 4-1, but a determined Fenderteam fought back to narrow themargin to 6-4.LADIES WIN

The Ladies defeated the Grand-fathers by a lopsided score to winthe Armand Quesnel Trophy.

In Semi-final action the FulfordSalties edged Speed Brothers-Cablevision, 3-2 and Fender Sha-Qua-La Screaming Eagles defeatedDagwood's, 11-8.

In the first semi-final 'playSpeed Brothers-Cablevision took athird inning lead, 2-0 with theFulford Salties tying up the game2-2 in the fifth inning.

POOR START LEAVES CANADIANSBEHIND LAKE HILL

BY MALCOLM LEGGLast weekend kicked off the

new soccer season as the SaltSpring Rotary Canadians playedhost to last year's league champ-ions, Lakehill.

Although the outcome of thematch was not in Salt Spring'sfavour, the game itself was excel-lent, as both clubs exhibited a highcalibre of soccer for this early in theseason and both teams showed agreat deal of sportsmanship in aclosely-played contest.SALT SPRING CANADIANS, 3;LAKEHILL, 4.

Lakehill were League and B.C.Cup Champions for the LowerIsland in the spring of this year andin this perspective Canadians per-formed exceedingly well, only los-

ing in the last minute of the gameby the odd goal.

Owing to the unreadiness ofPortlock soccer field Canadiansreturned to their old huntinggrounds at Fulford. Unfortunatelyand unusually, Canadians allowedthe big game to escape, althoughwell within their sights in thesecond half.

It was most encouraging for theCanadians to have so many suppor-ting parents at their first leaguegame. Certainly such support canonly lead them on to greaterachievements in the future.

As it stands at this moment,Canadians have an excess ofplayers owing to the popularity ofthe game on Salt Spring. In orderfor the team to be manageable in

Grand Orange edge out the

People Eaters in first gameBY WAYNE TAYLOR

Men's Recreational Soccer hasgot underway with the group ofmen divided into two eight-asideteams. Hopefully, next week, moremen will come out to join as wordgets around. Play is on a fun level.

Winner of the first game of theseason was the Grand OrangeTeam as they rebounded from a 4-3deficit at half-time to beat thePurple People Eaters, 9-6.

The Orange side took an earlylead in the first half on two goals b>flying Phil Kropveld. Ron Mogerand Gordie "Flash" Speed tied thescore 2-2. Malcolm Legg put theOrange out in front by 3-2. GordieSpeed added his second goal of thegame to tie the score and Bob"Bobo" Anderson put the PurplePeople Eaters, 4-3.

Early in the second half, RonMoger traded to the Orange side

for a blade of grass, tied the scoreand romping Randy Howard putthe Orange Team ahead by a 5-4count.

Bob Anderson scored two beau-tiful goals to complete his hat trickto put the Purple side up by a 6-5count.

The rest of the game wasdominated by the Grand Orangeside with Malcolm Legg adding twomore goals and the elusive RonMoger and Randy Howard addingsingles.

Ron Hatch and Jack Speed bothplayed well while in goal. LarryDavies and Ray Bush played well inpassing to their teammates. RookieDonny Buynum showed a lot ofhustle. John Stevens and MikeScott were very steady in tacklingand passing the ball.

Next action takes place onSunday at 1 pm. Anyone who isinterested is welcome to come out.

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training for the improvement inindividual performances and aswell for the ease of travelling offIsland a cut will be made in theCanadians' roster.

Consideration of an alternativeactivity on-Island will be made forthose who will be cut.

In the second semi-final playFender defeated Dagwood's Deli11-8. Dagwood's scored four runsin the first inning and built up an8-1 behind the strong pitching ofColey Byron. The strong hittingFender team finally got their acttogether scoring 10 runs in thesixth inning. Danny Martin and BillHansen provided key hits. TedBowerman secured the victory,shutting out the Dagwood gang inthe last inning.

Keith De Corsie was the bighitter for the Deli with a double anda triple. Matt Small made somefine plays at shortstop.

In the round-robin play in A

Section, Fulford Salties finishedfirst with a 3-0 record, withDagwood's Deli finishing secondwith a 2-1 record. The FriarTuck's-Ganges All Stars and theSalt Spring Lands tied for second.

The highlight of the round-rob-in was the Fulford Salties' narrow11-10 victory over Dagwood Deli.

In Section B, Fender finishedfirst with a 3-0 record and Cable-vision finished second with a 2-1record. Cubbon's finished thirdwith a 1-2 record and Kitchen'sended up 0-3.

Highlight was a 12-9 victory bythe Screaming Eagles over theSpeed Brothers-Cablevision team.

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MAINLANDGULF ISLANDS

Due to special construction to the berthing facility at

STURDIESBAY,GALIANO ISLAND

this dock will be closed and the alternate port of call forthe island will be

MONTAGUE HARBOUREffective Monday, September 18 to Thursday, Octo-ber 5, 1978 an interim folder will be in effect. Pick up abright green leaflet at terminals, ships and other GullIsland points, now. Normal service will resume Friday,October 6.

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Box 250,Ganges CLASSIFIED ADS.

DEADLINE:4 pm,

Monday

ALL CLASSIFIED ADSMUST BE PAID IN CASH

No Classified Adstaken over the phone.

Classified Ads sent by mail mustbe accompanied by cheque ormoney order.

Classified Rates:$1.50 minimum up to 25 words,

6 cents a word.$2.25 col. inch semi-display

DEADLINEMonday, 4 pm

For SaleAlfalfa Hay, $105 ton; Alfalfa grassmix. $95 ton. 653-4361 tinPropane Nordic Construction Hea-ter for rent. 100,000 to 400,000BTU's, Gulf Islands Propane Gas.537-2233 tinFuller Brush representative: if Imiss you.. .phone 537-5101Gavin Reynolds, Ganges tfnUsed steel office desk, walnutgrain top, Reg. over $300. Now,$150. Aquarian Publish'ng Co.537-9451 tinS.S. .Lumber, 6530 Ford Road,opposite Forest Museum, upDrinkwater Road, second road onyour right, Duncan. 7/8" x 12cedar bevelled siding (kiln dried)$240 M; 1 x 8, 1 x 10 Channelsiding, $385 M; 1 x 6 boards, lie ft;2 x 8's, $200 per sling load, 1 x 4strapping C.S.U., 7c lineal ft.Delivery to Salt Spring, $18. 112-746-5041 tfnAqua clear water distiller. Makepure water from any water, $275.537-5444 tinBorder-Collie lab cross female pup,10 weeks, shots. $20.537-5788 tfnWell-established (10 years) retailbusiness in Ganges. Apply Drift-wood, Dept. C, Box 250, Ganges.

tinPiano - By Gourlay of Toronto,good condition, '$650. 537-2324eves. tfn

Trapping Supplies. Our 1978-79illustrated brochure now available.Most competitive prices on traps,fall sizes and types, animal luresand baits, trap wax, dye, and othersupplies. Write for your free copyto Hudson's Bay Company„ RawFur Department, 10250 - 103 St.,Edmonton, Alta. T5J OY8. Phone(403) 422-6644 35-2

Doors! B.C.'s lowest prices! Pre-hung interior $14.90; pre-hungexterior $32.00; fancy doors $39.00Huge stock! Walker's. Phone266-7211,1366 S.W. Marine Drive,Vancouver V6P5Z9. 35-4

One Worcester bone china demi-tasse set of 11. Appraised at $35per cup and saucer. Asking $150total. Small cedar chest $50; 1terrarium, large homemade, $50; 9x 12 rubber back, scotch guardedcarpet in brown, beige, orange andgolds. Asking $50. Antique parlorchair in walnut with brass, frontclaws, asking $90. Phone 537-9616after 6.30. 36-1

2-3 position recliner chairs, onewith heater & vibrator, $25 & $150.One tweed covered arm chair, $95;double bed and new steel adjust-able frame with nylon rollers, $155.All in excellent condition. 537-2947

36-1Kittens, red and white, to goodhome. 653-4524 36-1

Us. " Ford tractor, gas, front endloader and large bucket, 3 pointhitch & power take off. 537-9827

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Older 35 mm camera, w/elec.flash, lightmetre, case. Worksgood. 5 gal. aquarium w/extras,best offer. Ph. 537-2072 36-1

For Sale For Sale For Sale For SaleFawcert Mayfair wood cook stove,firebox shot, oven & stove top ingood condition. $50 or best offer.537-9522 days 36-1

Garage sale: tapestry, coffee table,child's crib and mattress, TV,reclining chair, new Magnavox TVgame, records, dishes, ornaments,pictures, toys, clocks, beauty kit,elecric hair curlers and 100 otheritems: Friday and Saturday, Sept.15 and 16, 9 lam on WoodlandDrive, off Vesuvius Road, 537-5195

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Ashley wood stove, 4 years old,$140; O'keefe & Merritt propanerange, oven needs work, $50.537-5105 36-1

Belgian work horses, twelve yeargrade mare with two month coltfrom registered stud. Two gentledyearling fillies. Wood Farmers,Box 83, Winlaw, B.C. VOG 2JO.Phone 226-7288. 36-1The Mennonite Treasury of Re-cipes - 224 pages, spiral-wire-bound and plastic tab indexed.Now available by mail at $6.50 postpaid. No COD's. Write: The Men-nonite Treasury of Recipes, P.O.Box 1209, Steinbach, ManitobaROA2AO. 36-1Trappers - avoid postal strike,write now. for free catalogue onCanada's #1 snares, lures, trapp-ing methods, since 1926. HoffmanTrapping Supplies Ltd., Box 805,Russell. Manitoba ROJ 1WO. 36-1

Dinette suite table & 6 chairs asnew. $150.537-2227 36-1Five VW tires for sale. Buy all for$65, or individually 537-5374 36-1

4 full sized mattresses, $8 each; oilrange, $15; oil heater, $15; annexburner, $25; oil furnace, $15; armchair, $20; rocker, $25; cast ironbathtub, $25; double laundry tubs,$10. W. Harris, Fulford,. at redbarn, north airport. 36-1Electric organ, Yamaha B6B, $700537-2383 36tfhWood stove, Monarch malleableiron range. Ornate, good workingorder. Phone 653-4374 eves. 36-1

HEAT WITH WOODFor cozy comfort from nature's

, renewable energy resource.We have been privileged to

supply Fireplaces and Heaters tohundreds of islanders since 1974.

Our expertise, combined withan IN-HOME survey, assures youof choosing safe, efficient equip-ment suited to your needs.

Why not beat the high cost ofoil or electric heating?

We offer excellent service andfair prices. Customers recommendus to their friends.

So play it safe and call thespecialist now!

O.K. ARNOTT537-5853 Ganges

CUSTOM PLANINGOF FINISH LUMBER

Thermal glass installationCustom MouldingsGeneral Millwork

Sash-door and cabinetsFormerly "Gulfcraft Millwork"

C.W. McLean537-2117 Cottonwood Road

tinSTARTING SEPT. 15

NATURE'S OWN INNwill feature

Hot DinnersAlong with our regular menu.

Houseplant SaleSUNDAY, SEPT. 17,11-3

Over 400 houseplants40 varieties. Priced $1 - $15. TakeNorth End Road to Fairway Drive(steep hill on right before BlueGables) Keep to right, house withzig zag fence. 36-1

PEACE RIVER

HoneyNEW CROP

301bs. $22.50In new heavy duty white plasticpails.

SEPTEMBER SPECIAL ONLYFree honey recipes

Peace River Honey Co.RR1, Ganges, BCPhone 537-2954

36-1FOXGLOVE FARM & GARDEN

will be

CLOSED

PICKED OR SHOOKBEZZOLA's buys yourRipe apples and pearsfor 5 - 7 c/lb. delivered

We also press for Vi or exchangeone gal. of juice for 35 Ibs. of fruit.

Call 743-5393 for appointment.tfn

Mac'sHeating &ChimneyService

For fast local full service537-2628

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SAT., SEPT. 16See you atThe Fair

Kenton HouseGallery

NEW LOCATIONFulford Ganges Rd. by

Blackburn Lake

Antiques, Collectables &Local paintings

Open Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun.10-5

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Hours are 11-8Closed Mondays

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Appliance SaleWE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION

OF NEWSPEED QUEEN

& GIBSONMAJOR APPLIANCES

Also some reconditioned units atvery special prices.

THE GANGESAPPLIANCE CENTREFulford-Ganges Road

537-950136-1

The Dog Shop2086 Airedale Place

SidneyALL BREED

GROOMING & SUPPLYAppointments

656-4732 or 656-3259 .tfr

KAHLUA-LIN SAILING &FISHING CHARTERS

Boat RentalsSAILING INSTRUCTION

Reasonable rates8 ft-42 ft available

Box 54, Fulford Harbour653-4323

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Fall RueExcellent green manure

.20cIb.ON BAG PRICE

FromFOXGLOVE FARM & GARDEN

537-201236-1

ONFALLFAIR DAY

Display your livestock to their best•SHOW HALTERS

* LIVESTOCK SHAMPOOS&WHY

•FANCYLEADS* GROOMING BRUSHES

& COMBS

Come see our selection today

FOXGLOVE FARM &GARDEN SUPPLY

537-201236-1

PegasusGallery

OF CANADIAN ART(Formerly Little Gallery)

MOUAT'S MALLPaintings and prints by West Coastartists, Indian and Eskimo art,ceramics, bronzes, Quebec woodcarvings, brass, picture framing,restoring, books, artists supplies,etc.

Open 10 am to 5 pmMonday to Saturday

537-2421tin

Annie'sSPELLED BACKWARDS IS

Seinnaas in

Seen a record you want lately?This week

the new BOSTONLP's& TAPES 6.99

Available atANNIES. MUSIC BOX

"SnUereford Avenuebehind Rita's Inn

Open 10-5.30, Mon.-Sat.36-1

Wood StovesDrop by to see and talk to us abouta wood-burning stove or fireplace.

We are the official dealer for:FISHER, JOTUL ANDBLAZE INDUSTRIES

ALSOINSULATED CHIMNEY

STOVE PIPE & FITTINGSINSTALLATIONS

FIREPLACE ACCESSORIESGULFSTREAM PLUMBING &

ELECTRICAL SUPPLYValcourt Centre 537-5733

"You'll like our city prices"36-3

MEN'S

HAIRCUTTINGand

HAIRSTYLINGEUROPEAN HAIR DESIGNTues. thru Fri. 9 am to 5 pm

Rainbow Road 537-5121tin

ElectronicCalculators

From 19.95 to 99.95Aquarian Publishing Co.

537-9451(9-5 pm weekdays)

Suite 207, Valcourt CentreFor demonstrations

Tues. thru Fri. 1-5 pmtin

Live Bait TanksTo fit any size boat.

537-2154tin

PeninsulaChimneyService

FOR PROFESSIONALCLEANING OF:

• Chimneys• Stoves• Furnaces• Fireplaces• Boilers

Serving the Gulf Islands since 1951For appointment call

537-2923tfn

Cars, Trucks'74 VW Westphalia camper van.Sleeps 5 comfortably, fully equipp-ed with stove, fridge, sink, tapedeck, gas heater. Economical holi-day and every-day transportation.$6,000.537-2882 tin1971 Chev sedan, V8, auto, P.S.,P.B., good condition, $1450.537-5065 tfn1967 Chevelle station wagon.V-8-283, 6 new tires - motor andbody in good shape. Dependableisland car. Reasonable offer accep-ted. Phone 537-2288 after 6 pm.

35-21964 four wheel drive Jeep Wago-neer - new clutch, new brakes,rebuilt motor $1500 or best offer.See Jack Reynolds, Ganges AutoMarine. 537-5509. 35-2Truck: 1976 Ford four wheel drive,F150 with 27,000 miles; $5,000cash. Phone Jim at 537-5748 35-31967 Rover 2000 TC. Offers.537-2324 eves. tin

Boats17' fibreglass sailboat fullyequipped for cruising trailer,sleeps 4, asking $4,400. 537-5755

36JI32 ft. wooden hull, 49 hp I/B, ingood condition, sleeps six, newstove, new fridge. $5,000 or closestoffer. 537-9245. tin'77 Double Eagle 17 ft. c/w trailer,70 hp mtr. plus extras. Evenings112-291-0081. tin26' sloop. Al condition - newdiesel. Well known locally as agood sailor and seaboat. Moorageavailable. 537-5857 after 6 pm 35-2

DEADLINE FORCLASSIFIED

MONDAY-4 PM

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Mobile Homes, Trailers Help Wanted Wanted to Rent For Rent Coming Events

Never before savings like this. New12 x 68 mobile homes, 2 or 3bedroom, $13,995. CALL COLL-ECT 596-1111. Westlawn HomesLtd., 16099 Fraser Hwy., Surrey,B.C. 34-4

TRAILERS FOR SALEExceptional bargains on older trai-lers. For sale by owner 537-21979-12 noon. tfn

AffordableHousing

Complete range of 2 & 3 bdrm.single & double wides. MelSumner. 537-5779. tfn

Trailer for sale. 16' Aloha traveltrailer. Excellent condition - asking$750 OBO. Call 653-4513 35-2

LivestockSheep wanted, breeding ewes &rams. Phone 653-4352 or 653-4372.

32-7Golden Comet laying pullets, $4.25each; 2 yr. old birds, $2.00537-5476 36-1

1 purebred Buff Orpington roosterand 4 hens - 3 mille fleur bantyhens - assorted banty crosses andcomet hens. Free child's pet rabbitand guinea pig. Phone 537-2504

36-1

6 year old marc (dark brown)excellent riding potential. Reason-able to good home. Owner629-3519 evenings. 35-2

WantedFor removal of unwanted majorappliances or non working colourT.V.'s phone 537-9501 tfn"Retired car-owner for transporta-tion, terms to be discussed. WriteBox D, Driftwood, Box 250,Ganges. BC. 36-2Good produce scale. 537-9322 or537-2991 36-1Clown costume to rent or borrow.Call Tommy Tuckers Toy Store at537-5612 36-1

Wanted Immediately. 30" electricstove, all burners and oven work-ing. To buy, to rent or on loan.Phoenix Orchards. 537-2270 36-1

LostSilver and turquoise weddingband, probably Weston Lake -Fulford area. 653-4509. 36-1In Ganges area, Pipe - curved stemand round textured bowl, brownand black. 537-9876 36-1

FoundFound on Lower Ganges Road, keychain, 2 keys and clippers. Ownermay claim at Driftwood for cost ofad. 36-1

DeathsDODGE, Red. Born in 1950 inWindsor, Ontario. Died slowly, ofbrake cancer on August 28, 1978. Itis survived by its parents Matthew,Suzanne and Adan. Funeral Ser-vice and interment took place at theChurch of Mechanical Services.The service was conducted by Rev.Bolt MacNutty. Until further noticewave at the green 53 Chev. 36-1

BirthsNetty and Andrew Roberts arepleased to announce the arrival ofour daughter, Wendy, born Sep-tember 3, 1978. 6 Ibs. 7 oz. Specialthanks to Dr. Nestman, Nurse Ellisand hospital staff. 36-1

Classified Rates:$1.50 minimum up to 25 words,

6 cents a word.S2.25 col. inch semi-display

DEADLINEMonday, 4 pm

Enthusiastic child care required fortwo young Ganges families-4 child-ren, our houses or yours. Morningsand some afternoons, negotiable.Mother with young children wel-come. Salary to be discussed.Inquiries please 537-9867 or537-9695 36-1Need a babysitter? Want to be ababysitter? Call Family Centre537-9522 altCommunity Health Nurse requiredfor Smith sub office. Preparationand experience in Public Healthpreferred. Some treatment serviceinvolved. Apply immediately to:Director, Athabasca Health Unit,P.O. Box 1140, Athabasca, Aha.,TOG OBO. Phone 1-675-2231. 35-2Outer Island resident for telephonesoliciting. Apply Box 1122, Gan-ges. 3jh2MHelp Greenpeace help!! Sellersurgently needed for the Green-peace 'Go Anvwhere' lottery.Make money! Save life! 2108 West4th Ave. Vancouver V6K 1N6.Phone 736-0321. 36-3Experienced all-round ad and salesoriented person to write, sell andmanage small weekly in the Inter-ior. Reply: the Publisher, TheTribune, 188 North 1st Ave.,Williams Lake. BC. V2G 1Y8. 36-1Ski area requires licensed mechan-ic, track vehicle operators, exper-ienced chef/cooks. Contact LakeLouise Ski Area, Box 5, LakeLouise. Alta. TOL 1EO. 36-1

REQUIRED BY SECOND WEEKIN OCTOBER

Cashier-SalespersonMOUAT'S SALTY SHOP

Permanent position with full com-pany benefits. Apply in own hand-writing, with full details to TheManager, Mouat's Trading Co.,Box 159. Ganges, B.C.

36-2

Work Wanted"Private Homemaking Services".Exceptional ability, honesty, topreferences. Try me - you'll like me!Six hours a day maximum. $4.00 anhour. Phone anytime, eveningsbest. Own transportation 537-9681.

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PersonalMary-Anne your hand-made Bra-zilian walnut buttons are ready.Pick them up at Salt SpringFibres. 36-1Incorporate! $100 plus filing fees.Obtain your lawyer supervisedincorporation over the phone - fast!Call Self-Counsel Services toll free.112-800-663-3035, Chargex and

, Mastercharge accepted. tfnDivorce! $100 plus filing fees.Obtain your lawyer superviseddivorce over the phone - fast! CallSelf-Counsel Services toll free.112-800-663-3035. Chargex & Mas-tercharge accepted. tfn

Wanted to RentGuest cottage or cabin by quiet andresponsible thirtiesh woman inexchange for light caretaking dut-ies such as maintaining grounds,helping elderly person with weeklyshopping etc. and/or small rent.Island resident and local referencesif so desired. Ms. Hearne 653-436936-1Elderly couple require two bed-room home on Salt Spring forwinter months, accessible forwheel chair. 537-9204 or 629-6618(Fender) 35-2Lady caretaker, 31, availabe to

. caretake and/or rent. Good refer-ences. Write Box 802 Ganges, orleave message at 537-9330 36-1

Reliable working woman requiressmall house with some land on SaltSpring by Oct. 1, at reasonablerent. Excellent references avail-able. Contact Shirley Culpin, RR #2Grandview, Port Alberni or callcollect 604-724-3787 after 5.30 pm.

tfnThree bedroom house wanted forlong term rental by ferry employeeand family. Prefer some acreagefor vegetable garden, chickens,etc. 653-4535. 36-1

Responsible couple. Private meansseek caretaking or rental propertyfor winter or longer. R. Crossley,#A, 2055, W. 15th Avenue, Van-couver, Phone collect 112-738-9250

32-6Quiet, responsible couple wouldlike to rent one or two bedroomfurnished cottage on Salt SpringIsland. Willing to do carpentry,cleaning, maintenance, etc. Wouldpay approximately $150 for rent

, plus utilities. Please call Chet orAndria. 537-9643. 35j

For RentOffice space in Lancer Building.Phone 537-5453 or 653-4437 tfnTwo room shop would be perfectfor appliance repair shop or similarbusiness, 537-2186 (eves.) tfnMouat's Mall, approx. 280 sq. ft.Retail or office space, waterfrontview. Available October 1st. Phone537-5593 tfn2 room furnished bachelor suite,Vesuvius area, available imme-diately, $125 month. 537-2186 tfnSpace rentals in tranquil mobilepark. Trailers for sale. 537-2197,9-am-12 noon. tfnCommercial space available im-mediately on Rainbow Road acrossfrom school. Phone 537-5675 tfnNew. bright, warm furnished spac-ious one-bedroom suite, twin beds,large living room, ground floor, nostairs, park-like setting, oceanview, carport, private entrance,heat, light, hot water all inclusive.$225; retired couple preferred,non-smokers, no animals. Immed-iate occupancy. Box P, Driftwood,Ganges. tfnOffice space in established officebuilding (Valcourt Centre) Avail-able immediately at $100 permonth. Please leave message at537-9451 tfnSmall shop, newly decorated. Idealfor a craft shop or variety store.Available immediately. 537-2186(eves) tfn1 and 2 bedroom furnished house-keeping cottages, cablevision forpermanent rental. No pets please.537-2214 tfn

Two bedroom furnished waterfronthome on Scott Pt. Road LongHarbour - W to W. $300 per month.Available Oct. 15, 537-2308 36-2One-bedroom cabin for rent, lake-front. 537-9245 tfn

For rent by Sept. 16. New 3bedroom 2 storey family house onSt. Mary's Highlands. W to W, 1 Vibaths, fireplace, 4 appl., carport.References needed. $295 a month.Phone.537-2034. tfn

New house on North Pender,furnished, $275 per month. Retiredcouple preferred. 437-3811, Mr.Kingma. 36-2One 2-room cottage for rent.537-5824 36-13 bedroom home, Maliview Dr., on'/2 acre. Available immediately.S270. Phone 537-5043 36-2

2 bedroom cottage, all electric,with view. Permanent rental, w/w,frig, stove, washer, dryer. Avail-able Oct. 1, $200 per month. Phone537-5487. 36tfn2 bedroom house, stove and fridgeincluded, Vesuvius Bay area, av-ailable October 1st; also trailerspace. 537-5415 tfh

5 bedroom house seaview $350p.m. 537-5521 Days 537-9220 Eves.

tfnBasement suite partially furnished,McPhillips Avenue below MarsimCraft and Gift Shop. $100 monthly.Available October 1. Phone537-5149, 537-2823 36jMouat's Mall. 280 sq. ft. office orshop. Currently occupied by JeffsRealty. Occupancy October 1, 1978537-5593 tfnDo it yourself repairs, rent amodern shop 900 sq. ft. Large 12' x12' door. Rates by hr., day, week,or month. 537-5755 36-21 bdrm. cottage, furnished, oilhsat, $125 month. 537-5769. 36-1Available Sept. 15, 1978, smallcottage on North Beach Road. 1.1mi. north of Fern wood Store.Fireplace, wood available; artesianwell; appliances supplied; electricheat. Just been painted & wallpap-ered. $150 per month. Phone537-9616 after 6.30. 36-12 bedroom furnished view home,Oct. 1/78 - Mar. 31/79. Withinwalking distance to Ganges, w/w,fireplace, cable TV, washer, dryer,heated workshop. Reasonable rent.Reference required. Dept. B, Drift-wood, Box 250, Ganges 35-2

AVAILABLEIMMEDIATELY

One 2 bedroom house with extraloft, 1.1 miles north on NorthBeach Road from Fernwood Store.

Electric heat & fireplaceNew appliances

Wall to wallindoor/outdoor carpet

Artesian wellCaretaker for maintenance

on property.$250 per month

Phone 537-9616 after 6.30 pm36-1

Coming EventsThe Sydney Banks Foundation forInner Consciousness Developmentwill be holding a meeting Septem-ber 16 at 8 pm at Central Hall.Elsie Spittle will be conducting themeeting and on the program will bea tape of a talk Syd gave recently atSacramento, California. He andElsie were speaking to psycholo-gists, psychiatrists, therapists andothers involved in the mentalhealth field. All members will beadmitted free and $1.00 donationwill be requested from non-mem-bers. You are welcome to join us.

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Pfe-nataTclasses

NEXT SERIES BEGINSSEPT. 27

Please call and pre-registerat

THE FAMILY CENTRE 537-952236-1

The Salt SpringSingers

Under the leadership of Mrs. Mae^Jeorge, the Salt Spring Singershave resumed their weekly practicesessions.

They will be meeting eachFriday afternoon at 3.30 pm at IrisHall's residence in Hundred Hills.

Further details may be obtainedfrom Mae George, 537-2627.

Everyone with an interest inchoral singing is welcome. Exper-ience not necessary!

Watch for CentralHouse festivities!

Hall Open

36-1Bingo: every Saturday night inCatholic Church Hall, Drake Road,7.30. 36tfn

SquareDancing

ISLAND SWINGERSBert Barber

callerEveryone welcome

Beginners too!STARTS SEPT. 23,1978and every alternate Sat.

8.30pm-11.30pmMahon Hall

4 36-2

Y'*B.C. BowlingRegistrations

SATURDAY, SEPT. 16 -1 PMat

Leisure Lane Bowling Alley36-1

SOCIAL NIGHT4'Study ofPeople"

Sept. 18 - 7 pmFAMILY CENTRE

PUBLIC HEALTH

Prenatal ClassesFor all mothers-to-be regardless ofhow many children you have!6 classes beginning on Tuesday,Sept. 19 at 7.30 pm.

Place: Public Health OfficePlease telephone 537-5541

to register36-1

Don't Forgetthe N.D.P. Fall Bazaar, Saturday,September 30th, at the MahonHall. Bake sale, plants, attic treas-ures, raffle. For information phoneLydia Purser at 537-5136 or Gra-ham McCallum at 653-4344. 35-3

NoticeA. A. Meetings, Tuesdays and Fri-days 8 pm. Open meetings lastFriday of month. 537-2322,537-9212.537-2135. tfn

Piano Instruction: Pre-Suzuki, Su-zuki and Traditional. Orff MusicClasses. A variety of instruments,movement and singing are used inthis creative method. Madge Kim-ball and Ariadne Sawyer. 537-2919.

36-1HOMEMAKER SERVICE

Available to all ages, disabled oraged person - acute or chronicillness - convalescent - new baby -537-9822 - 9am -12 noon. tfn

GARBAGE DUMP, WE AIN'T!Your Re-cycling centre cannot

digest the following:- toothpaste tubes-aerosol cans- springs- batteries- hair rollers- Smedley's meat pie dishes- magazines- sardine cansPlease bring only newspaperstied; tin cans - cleaned andflattened, labels off; bottles - nolids, cleaned; brown paper bagstied in bundles. Help us to helpyou!

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PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVEFEDERAL ASSOCIATION

OFFICEOpen Monday to Friday

10.00 am to 4.00pm127 Government Street,

Duncan, B.C.748-4021

DON L. TAYLOR (Candidate) willbe available at the office everySaturday from 10.00 am until noon.

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Page Twenty GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, September 13, 1978

Notice Notice

Baha'iFor more information phone:

Saturna 539-2429Galiano 539-2834Fender 629-3552

Salt Spring 537-5643tfn

tJ.A • V^./Y.

LOST AND FOUND PETS•General enquiries 9 am to 9 pm,weekdays and 9 am to 7 pm,Saturday. 537-2123. tfn

Apple JuicerAvailable

For Rental"Don't waste those apples"

FOXGLOVE FARM&GARDEN SUPPLY

537-201236-1

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NORTH SALT SPRINGWATERWORKS DISTRICT

1978 LOWER GANGES ROADPIPELINE PROJECT

North Salt Spring WaterworksDistrict, located at Ganges, B.C.,invites tenders for the constructionof a water pipeline with appurte-nances.

Sealed tenders, clearly markedwith the name of the Tenderer andmarked "Tender for Constructionof 1978 Lower Ganges Road Pipe-line Project" will be received byNorth Salt Spring WaterworksDistrict at their office on UpperGanges Road at Vesuvius Bay Roadon Salt Spring Island, B.C. (PostalAddress: P.O. Box 749, Ganges,B.C. VOS 1EO) up to 1.00 pm.(Pacific Daylight Time) on Mon-day, September 25th, 1978, andwill be opened in public at that dateand time. All tender's received afterthe above mentioned date and timewill be returned to the Tenderersunopened and will not be consider-ed in any way in connection withthis invitation to tender.

Contract Documents, drawings,specifications and all other docu-ments and drawings may be seenat the North Salt Spring Water-works District office as above or atthe office of the Consulting Engi-neers, John Motherwell &BAsso-ciates Engineering Ltd., 2563Macdonald Drive, Victoria, B.C.Copies may be obtained on pay-ment of $25 for each set required,which sum shall be made payableto the Consultants and is refund-able upon return of the documentsin good condition within 30 days ofthe awarding of the Contract.

North Salt Spring WaterworksDistrict reserves the right to waiveinformalities in or reject any or alltenders or accept the tender deem-ed most favourable to the interestsof the District.

NORTH SALT SPRINGWATERWORKSDISTRICT

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Classical GuitarInstruction

ROBERT POTTER 653-4574_______ 36-2

LEISURE LANES

BowlingStill available:

Openings for individualand team bowling.

537-205436-1

SMALL ADSBIG RESULTS!

Canadian PowerSquadronsBOATING COURSE

4 Oct. 1977-8th Mar. '79Gulf Islands Secondary School

Tuition and Study material:Couples - $55.00Single - $35.00

Students - $25.00For those in possession of thetextbook "Boating in Canada" byGarth Griffiths tuition will bereduced by $10.00.To register contact Col. PeterBingham - Training Officer, SaltSpring Island Squadron 537-2001.

FENDER ISLANDRESIDENTS

To Register:Contact Geo. & Dora Storrie

629-669436-1

Business ServiceLet Tom Do It. Wallpaper, andpainting, tiling ceramic walls andfloors. Vinyl and Lino. Flagstoneand Quarrie. Evenings 537-5188.Tom Volquardsen. 3

Ploughing, Rototilling, Haying,brush cutting, posthole digging.653-4403 tfn

GENERAL TRUCKING537-5663

Cliff'sBoat Tops

Live Bah Tanks - Windows -Soft Tops - Cushions

537-2154Box 746, Ganges

tfh

Sitka TreeService

• Dangerous Tree Removal• Topping • Falling • Limbing

• Firewood * Fully Insured629-3389 CLAUS BOERGER

Carpet & LinoInstallation

ERSKINE ENTERPRISES LTD.Alan Cunningham

537-5831tfn

Rug & CarpetBinding

Any size or shape scatter rugs,Fringes & tassles applied.

Ron Cunningham537-27%

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CustomCabinets

By contract or hourlyCUSTOM CABINETS AND

INTERIOR FINISHING

537-5046Peter Melancon tfh

ElectricalServices* RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIALCall Mel Cooper

537-5193P.O. Box 524, Ganges, B.C.

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CLAIBOURNE'S

Stucco

Business Service

Spencer LogHomes

Serving all the Gulf Islands•Quality custom built log homes•Conventional Homes•Roofing & Re-roofing•Renovations & additions

Mike Spencer, Box 292, Ganges, 537-2905

La FortuneContracting

Fully equipped forany type of construction

INCLUDING FORMSFOR FOUNDATIONS

Over 15 years of building homeson Salt Spring and the Islands

•FRAMING•FOUNDATIONS•FINISHING•RENOVATIONS•CABINETS

By contract or hourlyCALL STEVE 537-5345

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Backhoe WorkNew Machine

Experienced OperatorMerv Walde

653-4329tfh

Business Opportunity Business Opportunity

&

Plastering537-5627 or 743-4448 (after 6 pm)

35-4

CarpenterAvailable

Quality workmanship at reasonablerates. New homes, renovations andadditions, foundations, garages,stairs, roofs. Framing and finishingcrew. Call Bill Goddu. 537-5116 tfn

D.A. SMITH

GeneralContracting Ltd.

•NEW HOMES•ADDITIONS•RENOVATIONS•FRAMING

Large or small jobsContract or Hourly12 years experiencePHONE 653-4695

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Viking SignsBOAT AND TRUCK LETTERING

WINDOW BANNERSSHOWCARDS

537-2657

ShakleeBuilt Business on Integrity

We are seeking new distributorsfor pur

NATURAL FOOD SUPPLEMENTS'Fine biodegradable concentratedcleaners and gentle skin careproducts.

Distributor Kit is $10Refundable in 60 days if ,you change your mind

All products guaranteedWork part-time or full-time

START YOUR OWNBUSINESS NOWTraining provided

ContactGordy&JoanGi^bs4208 Evergreen A've.

West Vancouver, B.C., V7V1H1Phone 112-926-8073

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Business OpportunityBeauty salon business in Ganges.For information phone 537-9804evenings tfn

Auto wrecking towing business,dwelling, office, shops, warehouse,stock, $60,000 minimum down orwhat have you. Vendor sell orlease. Williams Lake Realty,392-4117. 34-4

Retail store, gross sales over $*/imillion, selling TV's, stereos, rec-ords, hobby crafts, electronics andrepairs. In beautiful CampbellRiver on Vancouver Island. Hasmajor electronics and stereo fran-chise, major hobby franchise. Allname brands sold exclusive forCampbell River. Largest and busi-est store of its type. Owner hasaccepted excellent offer from in-dustry; anxious to sell. Write P.O.Box 325, Campbell River, B.C.V9W5B1. 36-3Vi share 25 acres River front. 15minutes south of Duncan, nearwater, 2 A-frames and cabin.$35,000. Phone 746-6601 or writeBox 907, Duncan, B.C. V9L3Y2.

Well known business in lovelySimilkameen Valley for sale. Motelcafe, gas pumps; 3 bedroom houseon scenic 3-4 acres; year roundcreek. Asking $117,000. Phone292-8332. 36-165 acres lake frontage with accessnear 100 Mile House, interior B.C.Ideal recreation or hobby ranch$42,500. Phone 949-7031 or writeN. Perlstrom, Box 121, Port Hardy,B.C. VON2PO. 36-1Vinyldeck Installations Ltd. withbranches throughout B.C. has adealership in this area. We willtrain and guide you. Earn up to $40per hour. Small investment requir-ed. Phone 274-0463. 36-2

MACAULAY NICOLLS MATTLAND & CO. LTD.Marine Drive, West Vancouver

926-6811 Anytime

I service the Gulf Islands specializing on the "Fenders" North andSouth, situated to the south of the B.C. Gulf Island chain. We have acontinual inventory of properties ranging from low priced lots,homes and large acreages. When you wish to buy or sell please call

TED DEVER 629-3371 Collect for fast efficient service

Salt Spring LandsBox 69, Ganges S3T-SS1S

SEAVIEW ACREAGE2 Acs. sea & valley view, clear & arable, drilled well. Owner veryanxious to sell. Asking $19,000LAKEFRONT2 BR cabin on 1 acre fronting on Cusheon Lake. $42,000.SEAVIEW HOME4 BR deluxe family home. Located in prime residential area. Ownersare transferred. $83,500.

CALL BOB TARA 537-5515 Days 653-4435 Eves.ST. MARY HIGHLANDSOne of a kind in this area, with excellent view of Trincomali Channel.Fully serviced, arbutus treed on 1.14 ac. with driveway and site in.$25,000VESUVIUS BUILDING LOTBeautiful seaview, from fully serviced V* ac. lot. $17,500SEAVIEW HOME WITH 3Vi Ac.Superb view with privacy is a feature in this 1300 sq. ft. 3 BR home.Includes 1 acre field, fruit trees and boat shed and ramp across theroad. Listed at $87,500 with vendor open to offers.

CALL MARTIN IIPSKY 537-5515 Days 537-2197 Eves.BOOTH INLET 4 BR HOMEon over 1A ac. sunny exposure. Some trees on 120' water's edge.Fireplace & sundeck. Self contained suite in basement. Fully serviced.Reduced from $57,000 to $54,500. MLSSEAVIEW ACREAGE3.11 Ac. of delightful panoramic view property a mile from Ganges.Driveway in to building site. Only $23,500.BUSINESS INVESTMENTIdeal family business with much potential for expansion. For detailscall.A REAL CHARMER!Modern 2 BR with large living room and bay window looking out onunobstructed ocean view. All appliances included. Picture yourselfsitting in front of the large rock fireplace with antiqued mantle andimpressive hearth. Well landscaped. Many plusses. $58,500. Goodterms.

CALL DICK TRORY 537-5515 Days 537-2236 Eves.Lots of spice in this older home on Ganges Hill, .79 Acs. with 6 roomguest cottage. $67,500

Building Lot - Vesuvius Area, 1.16 Acs., water system, view of pastureand ocean. Dogwood trees. $20,000.

View over Ganges Harbour, 2.15 acs. on water system. $24,500

And NOW there's only one lot left at this price and on these terms.5.01 Acs. on Demitri Way. $21,000. 10% down.

CALL IVAN MOUAT 537-5515 Days 653-4463 Eves.FARMETTE12 Vi acs. of arable land, close to beach, some seaview. Price $37,000FULFORD HARBOURLarge arable lot close to ferry & store, serviced and secluded. $16,000LAKEVIEW LOTS'/3 acre & larger serviced lots from $15,000

CALL MEL TOPPING 537-5515 Days 537-2426 Eves.GALIANO ISLANDHideaway homesite, over an acre in the woods, near store & golfcourse. $16,000.

10 ac. Montague Heights, only $25,000 on good terms.

Rustic but modern holiday home in forest setting, beach accessnearby, fireplace, 3 BR sundeck. $57,500

Beautiful seaside home on 1.79 Ac. over 200 ft. beachfront, superbview. Post & beam, open plan, stone fireplace, 2 BR. sun patio, largeworkshop, $149,500

GALIANO BRANCH OFFICE, JEAN LOCKWOOD 539-2250

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GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twentv-One

NEW HOUSEBy the Sea on Price Rd.3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath's

Carefully finished, lots of woodwork.

To view phone 537-5050 tfn

Real Estate Real Estate Legal

Pacific (/>ast Lauds Ltd.KR1 Port Washington, Fender Island, B.C. VON 2TO

[604] 629-3271 [24 hr.]

FENDER ISLANDSuperbly finished new home of 1248 sq. ft. Two bedrms, basementwith finished recreation room. Bright kitchen features ash cupboards,built-in range and plenty of cupboard space. Open-beam ceilings,brick fireplace and plush wall to wall. Vi ac. on quiet cul-de-sac.$59,500.

***1200 sq. ft. 3 bdrm., split level home. Vi bsmt. Recently remodelled,fireplace, modern kitchen, built-in dishwasher, large utility room. 1.05ac. Near beach and marina. $51,000.

***Rustic new post and beam cottage. 320 sq. ft. plus sleeping loft.Secluded .6 ac. treed lot near Buck Lake. On sewer. An excellent buyat $18,000.

***2.1 ac. near Stanley Point. Exceptional ocean views. Several buildingsites, good access. $31,000.

***CALL MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271

PRICES REDUCED!!Lot No. 1Lot No. 2Lot No. 3Lot No. 4Lot No. 5Lot No. 6Lot No. 7Lot No. 8Lot No. 9

5.65 acres5.16 acres5.28 acres5.29 acres5.35 SOLD5.47 acres5.31 acres5.95 acres6.29 acres

$22,500$22,500$22,500$26,500

$22,500$26,500$22,500$22,500

Lot No. 10Lot No. 11Lot No. 12Lot No. 13Lot No. 14Lot No. 15Lot No. 16Lot No. 17

5.08 acres SOLD5.10 acres $22,5005.39 acres $22,5005.13 acres $22,5005.10 acres $22,5005.23 acres $26,5005.09 acres SOLD5.09 acres $22,500

BE THE FIRST TO CHOOSE FROM THISEXCELLENT SELECTION

DON'TDELAY!!!!!

ACT QUICKLY AND CHOOSE YOUR 5-6 ACRE PARCELFROM THIS FINE OFFERING OF ACREAGES FOR AS LOW AS

$22,500 - with 25% DOWN AND BALANCEAT CURRENT INTEREST RATE.

Salt Spring Lands Ltd. 537-5515Pemberton Holmes Ltd. 537.55dg

Islands In The Gulf Realty Ltd. 537-5521Miller & Toynbee Realty Ltd. 537.5537

5.25 Ac. Full price $17,000; $1,500down. Private sale. 537-9294. tfnFor sale or trade - 25' motorhomein excellent shape, value .$19,000.Trade for ocean view property onSalt Spring Island. For appt. call324-4824 or 261-3716 or write Al'sGlass & Aluminum Products, 7209Main St., Vancouver, BC V5X 3J3.

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Surveyed 1.01 acre St. Mary Lakefrontage, 80 ft.v 8" loam, 3/icleared, fruit trees, excellent gar-den potential. Tripp Road.537-5848 35-8SSI year round bungalow, immac-ulate, 1 to 2 BR, lovely kitchen,living room, bathroom, spareroom, workshop, carport, superblycrafted interior. Mains water,cable TV, garden with apple trees,5 min easy walk to store and ferry.Good sea view. 653-4515 36-2Many people prefer to buy theirhomes through an established real-tor. If you are trying to sell yourhome or property privately and nothaving any luck, call Leo Horn-castle at Islands in the Gulf537-5521 (Days) 537-2629 (Eves.)

36-1For sale by owner. Large house and6 beautiful acres potentially com-mercial 1 mile north of Gangescore. Phone 537-5782 between 12noon and 2 pm alt.

4 year old 2 bedroom house on Vtacre Maliview Drive. Priced to sellat $35,900. 537-2036, 537-5063.

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SIDNEYCOTTAGE BY THE SEA

Watch the ferries come and go. 3bedroom, no foundation, housewith fireplace. Location: 9647 FirstSt., Sidney. Drive by, then phoneowner at 656-4295 for appointmentto view. Reduced to $52,500. NoSaturday calls please. tfn8.43 acres on Galiano Island, new 3bdrm., fully modern home, plusolder 3 bdrm. house. Excellent soil,year round creek and well, %cleared, orchard, southern expos-ure and sea view. Approx. 50 yds.from beach. $125,000. Call owner,phone 629-6660. 35-4

Real Estate WantedThe Salt Spring Island PublicLibrary Association would like tohear of any properties in Gangesthat might be suitable for a newlibrary site either through anoutright purchase or lease. Com-mercial Zoning not required. Add-ress all replies to the Secretary Box366, Ganges. 34-2

Advertising.a showcase

for intelligentshopping.

FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE ISLANDS

APPLICATION FOR AWATER LICENCE

WATER ACT(Section 8)

I, Eva F. Dobovicnik of RR #2Cusheon Lake Road, Ganges, B.C.,VOS 1EO hereby apply to theComptroller of Water Rights for alicence to divert and use water outof unnamed spring which flowssouth via Cusheon Creek anddischarges into Cusheon Lake andgive notice of my application to allpersons affected.The point of diversion will belocated on land described below.The quantity of water to bediverted is 1,000 gallons per day.The purpose for which the waterwill be used is domestic & irriga-tion. The land on which the waterwill be used is Lot B of Section 86,South Division of Salt SpringIsland, Cowichan District, Plan29679.A copy of this application wasposted on the 18 May, 1978 at theproposed point of diversion and onthe land where the water is to beused and two copies were filed inthe office of the Water Recorder atparliament Buildings, Victoria,B.C. V8V 1X5.Objections to this application maybe filed with the said WaterRecorder or with the Comptroller ofWater Rights, Parliament Build-ings, Victoria, B.C., within thirtydays of the date of first publicaionof the application.The date of first publication isSeptember 6, 1978.

E.F. Dobovicnik

alt,

Please come to our.

Dockside OfficeSide entrance of Mouats Mall

Downtown Ganges

Homes537-5056

SECLUSION $48,500Set among the trees on 3/4 of an acre, this wellconstructed two bedroom home is delightfullydecorated. Cedar interior, fireplace and a lot ofTLC has gone into this beauty. There is aseparate insulated workshop ideal for thehobbiest. Call Mary.

A MINIMUM MAINTENANCE HOMEnewer 2 or 3 bedroom, fireplace, carport etc. andclose to all services. $43,500 ask for Tony.

SEAFRONTAGE - BEAVER POINT AREA10 Acre farm, pasture, barn, cove & pebblebeach. Residence and guest cottage. $129,000ask for Tony.

WESTCOAST MODERN EXOTIC WOODHOME with a commanding view of St. MaryLake and Trincomali Channel $62,000. Ask forTony.

Lots & AcreageEXCELLENT LAKEVIEW LOTSin Trincomali Hts. area. $17,500 and $21,000fully serviced.Mobrae Area, $14,500 and $16,500 fully servicedAsk for Tony.

$16,500 LOTOne half acre, treed, view, on water line andhydro. Ideal building site, call Mary.$15,000 CUSHEON LAKEBeautifully treed lot with view over lake andbuilding site cleared. On water system andhydro, quiet road, good buy. Call Mary.MEADOW AND CREEKSloping land with green grass and huge maplesand creek running through. No clearing needed,good garden soil. Only $17,500 for .98 ac. CallMary.12 ACRES - $29,900Some high - some low - some trees and lots ofroom - with $2,200 down. Call Mary.LAKEFRONT $27,000Over one acre of treed beach on St. Mary Lake,now has path to lakeshore. Drive by Lot 6 onBradbury Rd. then call Mary.

LOT WITH GARAGEA nice new garage needing a house to keep itcompany, excavation in. Garage liveable whilebuilding. Close to town and hospital. Asking$25,000.

LOOKING FOR PROPERTY TO PURCHASE?WHY NOT GIVE JAKE JAVORSKIA CALL. HECAN HELP WITH YOUR SELECTION. CALLJAKE TODAY AT 537-5576 OR 537-2832.

Mary Small 537-5056EvesJake Javorski .537-2832 EvesTony Holmes 537^758 EH»

JEFFS REALTY (GULF ISLANDS) LTD ̂ /-ROX 750-GANGES-B.C.'

Page Twenty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, September 13, 1978

Pacific Coast Lands Ltd.RR 1 Port Washington Fender Island, B.C. VON 2TO

[604] 629-3271 [24 hr.]

Manfred and Gayle Burandtare pleased to announce the acquisition of

PACIFIC COAST LANDS LTD.providing the Fenders with their first resident

real estate office.We shall continue to provide the highest level of

real estate services to our clients.PACIFIC COAST LANDS LTD.

will specialize in property sales onNorth and South Fender

andSurrounding Gulf Islands

Your enquiries are invited, and we may be contacted by calling

[604] 629-3271Pacific Coast Lands Ltd.

Manfred or Gayle BurandtRR 1. Port Washington, Fender Island, BC VON 2TO

Canada TrustSomething for everyone, ocean fronts, ocean views, hideawaysacreages, cottages, etc.

Write or call

CaU Jim Leake 943-7862 [TsawwassenJOffice, 6380 No. 3 Road, Richmond, B.C. 278-3531

lslands*m*the.

GULF

Box 570Ganges, BC

VOS1EO

537-5521

LOTS FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES3A Acres with seaview. Frontage on a paved road. $11,900

***1.5 Acres serviced with power, water and cablevision in VesuviusAND a seaview. $16,500.

***1 Acre in Ganges Heights serviced with water & power. Road frontageand private lane access. Nicely wooded and with a seaview. $3,000down to a full price of $19,500.

***.8 acre with super westerly** seaviews of Sansum Narrows. Servicedwith water & power. $18,000.

***AND FINALLY.7 acre in St. Marys Highlands. Serviced by water and power.Driveway has been built and the building site cleared. $13,900.HOUSES3 Bedroom home in Ganges. $45,000

***5 Bedroom home, rec. room, 2 fireplaces, double carport. Superbseaview. $72,500.

***Log home on 2'/2 acres near Weston Lake. $53,000

***Waterfront 3 BR home. Foreshore lease, 1 acre lot. $95,700. MLS

RONMCQUIGGAN 537-5521 [Days] 537-9220 [Eves.]***

5.2 Acres, 400' of the finest waterfront, 2 clamshell coves,boatlaunching railway, absolute privacy, attractive 2 BR home &self-contained Guest CotUge, swimming pool, sauna, patios here &there to follow the sun, westerly exp. & sunsets too colourful todescribe. Offers to $200,000.

***Comfortable 3 BR home, well maintained, rec. room, laundry,workshop, sundeck & garage on .85 acre parklike treed lot, walkingdistance to warm lake for swimming. Offered at $43,500 for quick sale.

BETTY VALDEZ 537-5521 [Days] 537-9754 [Eves.]***

527 sq. ft. summer cottage on beautiful near acre lot overlookingCusheon Lake. $27,500

***1080 sq. ft. 2 BR home on .56 acres. Low taxes and easy to heat.Fridge, built in oven and counter range included. $45,900

***Must be sold attractive 2 BR home on 3/4 acre. View of St. Mary Lake.Large sundeck & basement. Try your offer. Asking $59,900 ML

***Ask to see our waterfront homes. Lake or ocean from $72,000 to$200,000. Also view lots from $16,500 and lots of lots for building from$6,500.

LEO HORNCASTLE 537-5521 [Days] 537-2629 [Eves.]

THE LAST OF THE MOHICANSOR ALMOST!

Frazier Farms SubdivisionIS ONE OF FEW 2 ACRE

FULLY SERVICED SUBDIVISIONSHigh view lots, paved roads, wells in.

A Good InvestmentLook back 10 years & think about it!

GREAT CHANCE FOR GOOD BUYS FROM$16,900 TO $21,900 CALL!

SEE OUR DISPLAY AD

• ALLAN TRELFORDPAT PARKER

537-9422Toll Free

112-800-633-3708 pager 2527 Western Homes1037 Cloverdale, 386-3494

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DRIFTWOOD

MIILER&TOYNBEEBOX 8, GANGES, B.C.

C. 537-5537Prime 2 ha. (5 ac.) parcel North of St. Mary Lake. Partly cleared. Nice•building site among the trees on rising ground with a view ofTrincomali Channel. Priced at $29,000.

***.87 ha. (2.16 acres) situated on the edge of Ganges. Good roadfrontage. Carefully cleared. Good soil and a nice sunny area. Thisproperty is priced at $26,000 and terms are available.

#**Large acreage containing a small lake offered at $330,000. Some olderfarm buildings on the property. This is a beautifully wooded parcelwith old logging trails and some open areas near the buildings. M.L.S.#33777

***Large level building lot suitable for the family wishing to keep a fewanimals and have a large garden. .93 ha. (2.30 ac.) Seasonal creekcrosses the property. Offered at $22,000. Some financing at $150 permonth.

***Donore - .28 ha. (.70 ac.) priced at $19,900. 2 building sites both withexcellent view.

***Reduced from $23,500 to $21,800. this building lot affords a view overthe outer Islands. Serviced with water, power and telephone.

***FERNWOOD - Geared level lot on Fernwood water system with aview of Trincomali Channel. Priced at $16,000 with 25% down.

***Choice waterfront lot facing into a sheltered bay. On water main.Geared building site. Protected moorage. Offered at $65,000.Possible terms.

***Post and beam 5 year old waterfront home offered at $115,000.Carefully designed this home features many distinctive features.Huge central fireplace. Self contained guest suite. Large sundeck.Protected moorage in front. If you are looking for a waterfront homeon the Island be sure to inspect this one.

***120 m2 (1288 sq. ft.) on the main floor plus a full basement offer plentyof space in this new home. Features a sunken living room, a beautifulkitchen and a central vacuum system. Enjoy the magnificent view ofActive Pass and the Ganges Harbour area. Priced at $77,500.

***117 m2 (1260 sq. ft.) plus large carport. This is an owner built home ona beautifully landscaped lot. The large living room affords a splendidview of St. Mary Lake. An excellent home for a retired couple butlarge enough for a small family. Offered at only $57,000.

***Right in Ganges within walking distance to schools and shopping - 2bedroom home on a large level lot. Sundeck front and back. Two shedsfor garden tools and storage. View of Ganges Harbour from the livingroom. Asking $37,500

***Small home on .20 ha. (.50 ac.) workshop and chicken house. Goodgarden area. Access to ocean nearby. Asking $22,000 on as is basis.

BERT TIMBERS [Eves.] 537-5391HARVEY HENDERSON [Eves.] 653-4380

Too fate to ClassifyWANTED TO RENTWaterfront cottage, fireplace anecessity, 2 weeks in November onGaliano, Mayne or Fender. Mr.Angus, 872-7561 or 224-7090 (van-couver) 36-1HELP WANTED

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITYON

SALT SPRING ISLAND

Couple or person to live on resortand assist in cleaning and main-tenance. Wages and low rent.Permanent position. Referencesplease. Booth Bay Resort. Phone537-5651 tfnNOTICE

S.S.I. ROD & GUN CLUB

AnnualHunting Derby

Prize for Hidden weightTrophy for largest antlersTrophy for heaviest buck

Weigh-in StationArt Howard's barn on

Cranberry RoadPhone 537-2255

MEMBERSHIP MUST BEBOUGHT AT LEAST 1 WEEK

BEFORE ANY DEERWEIGHED IN.

Deer to be weighed in field,dressed.

CLOSING DATE - NOV. 1236-1

COMING EVENTSROCK AND ROLL BOOGIE

"DennyRegrade"

SUPER BAND FROM SEATTLEBACK BY POPULAR DEMAND.

FulfordHall $3.00Sat., Sept. 16, 8.30PM

REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLEFOUNDLadies glasses, multicolouredframes with black arms, in redcarrying case. Owner may claim atPolice office for cost of ad.

If God wenton strikeIt's just a good thing God aboveHas never gone on strikeBecause He wasn't treated fairOr things He didn't like.If He had ever once sat downAnd said, "That's it - I'm through,I've had enough of those on earthSo this is what I'll do.

"I'll give my orders to the sun -Cut off your heat supply,And to the moon- give no morelightAnd run those oceans dry.Then, just to really make it toughAnd, put the pressure on,Turn off the air and oxygenTill every breath is gone."

Do you know He'd be justifiedIf fairness was the gameFor no one has been more abusedOr treated with disdainThan God - and yet He carries onSupplying you and meWith all the favours of His graceAnd everything - for free.

Men say they want a better dealAnd so on strike they go,But what a deal we've given GodTo whom everything we owe.We don't care whom we hurt orharmTo gain the things we likeBut what a mess we'd all be inIf God should go on strike.

Anon- as read by Elwood Glover

on Radio Station CKEY, Toronto

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Wednesday, September 13, 1978 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Three

Juiv(Uci<w, dtotmed Jstcl.GULF ISLANDS BRANCH Box 929, Ganges, B.C.

PHONE: 537-5568THIS WEEK'S BEST BUY - Compact 2 BR Bungalow with stone P.P.and hardwood floors. Easy-care lot. Attractive area close to Ganges.Only $42,500.

***SOUTHEY POINT WATERFRONT - Summer home on one levelfeaturing huge stone P.P. Low bank oceanfrontage with approx. 300'easily accessible beach. 1.14 acres parklike seclusion. 2 BRs., pipedwater, hydro & phone. $125,000 terms.

***COUNTRY QUIET - Imagine your own nature sanctuary contained in26.33 beautiful wooded acres with private lake. Older 6 roomsplit-level home with sea view. Sub-division potential. Excellentterms. Offers to $116,000.

*«*CHARACTER & CHARM - Superb Alpine-style home with 4 BRs., 2baths. L.R. with heatilator P.P., separate D.R. Modern kitchen.Balconies & flower boxes enhance stucco & beam exterior. $97,000

***SEA VIEW ACREAGE - close to Ganges. 11.45 acres with double roadfrontage, heavily treed. Sub-division possibility. $37,500 MLS

*»*PRICE REDUCTION - on this 4 BR family home on sunny seaview lotclose to Ganges. Immediate occupancy. Now only $54,900 MLS

***MOST APPEALING HOME - with many hand-crafted features. 4BRs., 2baths, south facing seaviews. Old brick P.P., leaded windows.$54,500. „*

SPECTACULAR SEAVIEW - from this convenient factory-built home.2 BRs., dual heating systems, all appliances & drapes incl. Reduced to$35,900 m

IMMACULATE RANCH-STYLE HOME - nestled in colourful gardenwith minimum upkeep. Spectacular lakeview. 2+ BRs., IVi baths,separate D.R., carport & workshop. Realistically priced at $57,000

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Ideal retirement. Backing on the golf course .7acre. Lovely, easy-care landscaping, 2 bed-rooms, 3 baths, developed basement. $75,000

Only $49,900. All benefits of waterfront (acrossroad from lake) 3 bedrooms, dining room, fullbasement.

Unbelievable custom built retirement home witheverything of the highest quality. Complete withguest cottage and superb landscaping. Beach.$120,000

A very good time to buy lots. We have 2 acrefully serviced view lots ranging from $18,000 to$24,900. 30 acres for 60,000. Cusheon lake viewlot for $15,900.56 acres (developable) $113,000Lang Rd. (St. Mary Lake) seclusion $24,900CALL US!! we have lots and lots.

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[.-From Page Sixteen]The first meeting of the fall

season of the Senior CitizensBranch 94, was held in the loungeat Page Drive on September 5.Despite her recent illness, presi-dent Mrs. LA. Murphy was in thechair, everyone was glad to seeher, she had the gracious strengthto conduct the meeting.

There was discussion of beginn-ing schedules for the comingseason, and it was announced thatHarry and Maud Webster willcome over from Victoria to helpwith the beginning of indoor carpetbowling. Flag whist will begin inOctober under Les and DorothyWoodbridge in October. Mrs. JackSilvey will be the sunshine conven-"er during the absence of her.mother Mrs. Baines.

During the past two weekends,September 2 and 3, and September9 and 10, the Galiano Rod and GunClub have had a grand time withtheir shoots, and tasty dinners.

On the last weekend, marks-men from Salt Spring, Vancouverand Vancouver Island all came overto participate, despite the rain andwind.

At all of the events, there weregood turnouts, and everyone en-joyed the delicious meals served bymembers of the committee.

We are delighted to see StanleyJackson is home from hospital after13 weeks spent at Lady Minto, hefeels well, but misses the prettynurses!

Mrs. Geordie Georgeson washappy to see her sister andhusband, Moira and Mr. Keller,from Toronto, Ontario. It is the firsttime they have seen this side of thebig Rockies, and the first time toGaliano.

Mrs. Phoebe Sadler is now inthe Gorge Hospital, in Victoria.

Prices Slashed ?*3000 OFF

FRAZIER FARMSDuke Road off Fulford-Ganges Road

for the first 10 Lots sold !!Your choice of any lot!

Regular prices start at$ 19,900 but now, for the period of this sale,our prices start at516,900

A WHOPPING *3000 SAVING.But you must hurry, this offer is for a limited time only.Salesmen will be on site ready to take your orders —

SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 16 SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 23SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 17 SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 24

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ALLAN TRELFORD

Page Twenty-Four GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, September 13, 1978

Residents are angry over

ministry's delay tacticsResidents and property owners

on Saturna are concerned about thefuture of their water supply as aresult of the refusal by the Ministryof Municipal Affairs to approve areferendum proposal which was tohave gone to the people onSeptember 16.

The referendum proposed theexpenditure of $600,000 to con-struct an entirely new water systemto serve the Lyall Harbour-BootCove area of the island. This area iscurrently served by a systemowned and operated by Jim Mon-

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Under an order from HowardDe Beck, comptroller of waterrights, Mr. Money will be in aposition to cease operation of theexisting system on September 29.

The Capital Regional Districthas indicated that it will not takeover the existing water system andthat the referendum must beapproved before it will initiate anyaction.

"With the referendum effec-tively sidelined, by the ministry ofmunicipal affairs, it is not clearwhat will happen when the De Beckdeadline passes, " said MikeHayes, chairman of the local watercommittee.PROVINCIAL HELP

The Capital Regional Districthas been working with representa-tives of the affected area for over ayear and the proposal worked outcalled for provincial involvementunder the Water Facilities Assis-tance Program.

Hayes told Driftwood that thepeople of Saturna are angry anddisappointed in the light of thislatest roadblock.

He said that representions toMr. Curtis's office had been inef-fective so far, "despite earlierassurances from Mr. Curtis that hewould provide assistance whereverpossible."

The water project chairman had

They arenot asleep

at wheelWater Rights Branch in Victoria

is not sleeping at the wheel.On Tuesday Driftwood was

assured that the engineers of theCommunity Water Supply Divisionare in close touch with the CapitalRegional District and the ministryof municipal affairs.

They are trying to work out analternative proposal that will beacceptable.

The Comptroller of WaterRights has the authority to extendthe deadline of his own orderregarding the relinquishment ofthe certificate of convenience in thepossession of Money Bros, andPederson and which is due toexpire at the end of this month.

The division would offer nosuggestion as to whether thismight be done on the grounds thatit is under active discussion at thepresent time and the plans of thedivision or of the ministry are notyet formulated.

high praise for regional districtofficials, who, he said, had workedwell with the local committee. Heexpressed the hope that the projectwhich is so important to theresidents of the affected areawould not fall victim to "bureau-cratic bungling."

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BY WALTER HUNT-SOWREYAs I was away from the island

during most of this period, records,with the exception of rainfall, werenot fully kept, so it is impossible forme to give my usual comparisonrecords.

June and July, as is usual,provided considerable sunshineand very little rain, whilst August,after the 10, gave its more or lessnormal rainfall. There were some

quite warm periods, and I was eveninformed, on a very wet and coolday in Cork, Eire, by a fellowtraveller, that the temperature inVictoria, B.C., when he had left aweek earlier, was in the 90's. Icould only presume he was correct,and that, perhaps, I was taking avacation in the wrong area.

With the September report, Ihope to give my usual summaries.

RainfallDays with rainTotal rain to dateTotal with rain (to date)

June0.33 ins.

413.53 ins.

81

July0.40 ins.

213.93 ins.

83

August2.08 ins.

1016.01 ins.

930.61 ins.

Salt Spring IslandParks & Recreation Commission

This Week in RecreationS.S. PARnOPACnON FUN RUNSSun., Sept. 17 - Fall Fair Run. Start 9 am at entrance to Ruckle Parkcamp site. (10 mi. 2 mi.) Long route via Stewart Road, finish Ganges.

Sun., Sept. 24 - Start 9 am Cusheon Lake and Fulford-Ganges Road(5 mi., 2 mi.)

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Over 4,000tourists insummer

[From Page One]•Delightful place and people.•Have been back every year for 14years.•Lived here 55 years ago.•Docks are great!•Great showers.

And bad:•No laundry facilities.•No garbage containers in thepark.•Poor road to lookout point onMount Maxwell.•Washroom facilities very poor.

Following are some suggestionsmade by tourists:

There should be showers at theMarinas for boaters.

More beach accesses.More campsites.Beaches should be cleaned up.Gift Shops should be open on

Sundays so visitors can spendmoney.tfn

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