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SECOND SECTION Grass fire (gulf 3telanb? Brifttooob WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,1977 Grass fire on Corbett Road in Ganges brought firemen out on Friday, July 22, when an incinerat- or sparked some dry grass. Firemen attributed the fire to an unscreened incinerator on the — Wally Kowalski property. PAGE SEVENTEEN,. . J ] *» extinguished without incident. Horses and bicycles both ahead Pony Express delivers newspaper in Manitoba ahead of regular mails It was a straight race. The Post Office lost. The ponies won. The Manitoba newspapers invited the Canada Post Office to compete in mail delivery. In February the challenge was sounded by Ian McKenzie, president of the Manitoba Community Newspapers Association: can the Canada Post Office deliver as fast as the Pony Express? The Pony Express would deliver a series of newspapers along the route from Melita to Morris, a distance of 202 miles. Each pony ran a distance of between five and 10 miles. The first paper to hit the express bag was the Melita New Era. At Deloraine the Pony Express picked up the Deloraine Times and so on through the route. At Morris, the president of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association was waiting to receive the mails....one way or another. The galloping started on July 19. On July 20, some 15 hours later, the ponies came charging into the Morris Stampede. The mails arrived later. Postmaster General J.J. Blais accepted the challenge and then covered his bet, when he introduced a third factor into the race. The Post Office engaged a team of racing cyclists to take up the challenge. And the bicycles came in ahead of the ponies. The Pony Express proved that it was quicker by horseback. The Post Office proved it was quicker by bicycle. And the mails eventually arrived in Morris. The event was the opener to the annual convention, in Winnipeg, of the national newspaper association. Two mishaps Two boating mishaps occurred in Ganges Harbour last week. BobBlundell, of Ganges, struck a rock near the Sisters Islands and a visitor to the area had engine troubles. Cooling system in the latter's engine failed causing rubb- er in the exhaust outlet to catch fire. Fender Potlatch looms Arts, crafts and music are to be the theme for the Pender Potlatch to be held this week end, July 30, 31 and August 1. Musicians scheduled to appear at the fair will include La Banda Grande with Kathy Stack and Wendy Sinclair, Ian McConkey and Waves, Huckle and Wild Blue Yonder and other local artists. Site of the fair will be a field about five minutes from the ferry dock; signs are to be posted showing the way. Space is still available for craft booths and interested persons are advised to contact the Pender Island Cultural Society at 629-6155. A spokesman for the society said on Monday that plans were being laid to hold a salmon bake for the occasion. Admission to the fair is $1.50 for everyone, for each day. From Deep Cove to Horton Bay A float being installed at the wharf at Horton Bay, Mayne Island, has left some residents of Deep cove, in North Saanich, a little upset. Federal small craft harbours branch manager William Parkinson said two weeks ago that the wharf at Deep Cove was no longer economically justifiable. It was felt that it could be used more effect- ively at Horton Bay. The float is a small one, said Parkinson, and can only accommo- date two boats at a time. There is also a private marina adjacent to the government wharf at Deep Cove and the government doesn't want to compete with private marinas, he continued. Ferry's here! Live and learn When I was young I saw a sign That said all knowledge could be mine So I mastered etymology Hebrew, Shebrew and zoology Studied syntax and word-ology Talked with sages who philoso- phize Prayed with parsons who would catechize Served politicians who just com- promise. But the only truth I dis-engage From all this bumble-fluff Is that I'm sure to reach a ripe old age If only I live long enough. - John Healey Secession is Madness at Ganges Secession and Salt Spring Is- land is the theme of the newest presentation by Madness Inc. Madness Strikes Back is the 1977 brainchild of Ray and Virginia Newman. The island insurgents will pre- sent their views on tfee plight of islanders facing increased govern- ment interference in everyday af- fairs. They will present them to music. The musical show will be offered at the Activity Centre in the elementary school at Ganges from July 27 to August 12. Madness Inc. has presented a variety of musical productions dur- ing the past few years on Salt Spring Island, including plays, jazz concerts and the Small Hall Balls, featuring the Loyal Central Salt Spring Island Temperance and Dixieland Jazz Ensemble. Starting August 13, the Salt Spring Players will be bringing several people from the Victoria and Vancouver theatrical scenes to entertain the islanders. Prominent among these presentations will be "You're a Good Man, Charley Brown", a successful Broadway Musical. -V.N. Queen of Sidney is coming in to Long Harbour. First picture shows her coming up the long, narrow waterway and the peering crowd at the terminal are waiting to greet visitors or to meet the ferry to sail away. Second picture shows the ferry coming hi to the terminal as she manoeuvres for position. CALL 537-2211 TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED Meditation instructor to visit island Lama Kalu Rimpoche, chief meditation instructor of the Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhists will arrive on Salt Spring Island, Satur- day July 30. It will be his first visit to the land near Mt. Tuam chosen by the Kagyu Kunkyab Chuling Buddhist Dharma Centre for its meditation retreat facilities. He and his party will be staying on the land until Sunday afternoon and further dedication ceremonies will take place there. Transporta- tion up the mountain will be provided for those wishing to attend. Kalu Rimpoche has recently arrived from France where he was conducting the first three year meditation retreat for westerners in Tibetan Buddhism. He will be staying in Vancouver for about two months. Each Tuesday and Thursday evening he gives teachings in the foundations of Buddhist meditation at the Neville Scarf Building at U.B.C. and a five day seminar is planned at the land on Salt Spring from September 1 to 5. Bulk mailing, copying and typing services Telephone answering service to be fully operational by August 1 BY KATHY LIGHTMAN The new telephone answering service on Salt Spring Island may be a new endeavour, but it has quite a history. Excitement surrounding the service is high, not just because self-employed islanders, small businesses and service club mem- bers will enjoy new freedom. The service, which becomes fully operational on August 1, following two weeks of professional training of employees, is the culmination of months of volunteer efforts by islanders. Last fall a group of parents, foster-parents and teachers of the handicapped, boarding home ope- rators and the handicapped them- selves met to discuss common concerns; employment that used the full capabilities of the physical- ly handicapped and training for the mentally handicapped. Ruth Clarkson, Bev Saunders, Wendy Coombs, Mary Lou Speed and Kathy Lightman took on the job of realizing these aims. They are to be joined later by Pamela Jay. Singlehandedly the group rais- ed funds through a quilt raffle and monthly car washes to set up a telephone answering service. Such an endeavour met the criteria of the committee: it would provide employment with which physical handicaps would not interfere in performing a quality job. It would fill a real community need. It would be self-supporting and not compete unfairly with existing island busi- nesses. Any profits in excess of expens- es and salaries would go toward establishing a training program for mentally handicapped adults many of whom have never had access to education which would provide social skills and employment prep- aration. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE The group cannot stress too strongly that this is first and foremost a reliable, professional service. It has been set up with the assistance of Pamela Jay, a former [Turn to Page Twenty-Four]
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SECOND SECTION Grass fire
(gulf 3telanb? BrifttooobWEDNESDAY, JULY 27,1977
Grass fire on Corbett Road inGanges brought firemen out onFriday, July 22, when an incinerat-or sparked some dry grass.
Firemen attributed the fire toan unscreened incinerator on the
— Wally Kowalski property.PAGE SEVENTEEN,. .J] *» extinguished without
incident.
Horses and bicycles both ahead
Pony Express delivers newspaper inManitoba ahead of regular mails
It was a straight race. The Post Office lost. Theponies won.
The Manitoba newspapers invited the Canada PostOffice to compete in mail delivery.
In February the challenge was sounded by IanMcKenzie, president of the Manitoba CommunityNewspapers Association: can the Canada Post Officedeliver as fast as the Pony Express?
The Pony Express would deliver a series ofnewspapers along the route from Melita to Morris, adistance of 202 miles.
Each pony ran a distance of between five and 10miles.
The first paper to hit the express bag was theMelita New Era. At Deloraine the Pony Expresspicked up the Deloraine Times and so on through theroute.
At Morris, the president of the Canadian
Community Newspapers Association was waitingto receive the mails....one way or another.
The galloping started on July 19. On July 20, some15 hours later, the ponies came charging into theMorris Stampede. The mails arrived later.
Postmaster General J.J. Blais accepted thechallenge and then covered his bet, when heintroduced a third factor into the race.
The Post Office engaged a team of racing cyclists totake up the challenge. And the bicycles came in aheadof the ponies.
The Pony Express proved that it was quicker byhorseback.
The Post Office proved it was quicker by bicycle.And the mails eventually arrived in Morris.The event was the opener to the annual convention,
in Winnipeg, of the national newspaper association.
Two mishapsTwo boating mishaps occurred
in Ganges Harbour last week.BobBlundell, of Ganges, struck
a rock near the Sisters Islands anda visitor to the area had enginetroubles. Cooling system in thelatter's engine failed causing rubb-er in the exhaust outlet to catchfire.
FenderPotlatchlooms
Arts, crafts and music are to bethe theme for the Pender Potlatchto be held this week end, July 30,31 and August 1.
Musicians scheduled to appearat the fair will include La BandaGrande with Kathy Stack andWendy Sinclair, Ian McConkey andWaves, Huckle and Wild BlueYonder and other local artists.
Site of the fair will be a fieldabout five minutes from the ferrydock; signs are to be postedshowing the way.
Space is still available for craftbooths and interested persons areadvised to contact the PenderIsland Cultural Society at 629-6155.
A spokesman for the societysaid on Monday that plans werebeing laid to hold a salmon bake forthe occasion.
Admission to the fair is $1.50for everyone, for each day.
From DeepCove toHorton Bay
A float being installed at thewharf at Horton Bay, MayneIsland, has left some residents ofDeep cove, in North Saanich, alittle upset.
Federal small craft harboursbranch manager William Parkinsonsaid two weeks ago that the wharfat Deep Cove was no longereconomically justifiable. It was feltthat it could be used more effect-ively at Horton Bay.
The float is a small one, saidParkinson, and can only accommo-date two boats at a time. There isalso a private marina adjacent tothe government wharf at DeepCove and the government doesn'twant to compete with privatemarinas, he continued.
Ferry'shere!
Live and learnWhen I was young I saw a signThat said all knowledge could bemineSo I mastered etymologyHebrew, Shebrew and zoologyStudied syntax and word-ologyTalked with sages who philoso-phizePrayed with parsons who wouldcatechizeServed politicians who just com-promise.
But the only truth I dis-engageFrom all this bumble-fluffIs that I'm sure to reach a ripe oldageIf only I live long enough.
- John Healey
Secessionis Madnessat Ganges
Secession and Salt Spring Is-land is the theme of the newestpresentation by Madness Inc.
Madness Strikes Back is the1977 brainchild of Ray and VirginiaNewman.
The island insurgents will pre-sent their views on tfee plight ofislanders facing increased govern-ment interference in everyday af-fairs. They will present them tomusic.
The musical show will beoffered at the Activity Centre in theelementary school at Ganges fromJuly 27 to August 12.
Madness Inc. has presented avariety of musical productions dur-ing the past few years on SaltSpring Island, including plays, jazzconcerts and the Small Hall Balls,featuring the Loyal Central SaltSpring Island Temperance andDixieland Jazz Ensemble.
Starting August 13, the SaltSpring Players will be bringingseveral people from the Victoriaand Vancouver theatrical scenes toentertain the islanders. Prominentamong these presentations will be"You're a Good Man, CharleyBrown", a successful BroadwayMusical.
-V.N.
Queen of Sidney is coming in toLong Harbour. First picture showsher coming up the long, narrowwaterway and the peering crowd atthe terminal are waiting to greetvisitors or to meet the ferry to sailaway. Second picture shows theferry coming hi to the terminal asshe manoeuvres for position.
CALL 537-2211 TO PLACEYOUR CLASSIFIED
Meditationinstructor to
visit islandLama Kalu Rimpoche, chief
meditation instructor of the Kagyusect of Tibetan Buddhists willarrive on Salt Spring Island, Satur-day July 30. It will be his first visitto the land near Mt. Tuam chosenby the Kagyu Kunkyab ChulingBuddhist Dharma Centre for itsmeditation retreat facilities.
He and his party will be stayingon the land until Sunday afternoonand further dedication ceremonieswill take place there. Transporta-tion up the mountain will beprovided for those wishing toattend.
Kalu Rimpoche has recentlyarrived from France where he wasconducting the first three yearmeditation retreat for westernersin Tibetan Buddhism. He will bestaying in Vancouver for about twomonths.
Each Tuesday and Thursdayevening he gives teachings in thefoundations of Buddhist meditationat the Neville Scarf Building atU.B.C. and a five day seminar isplanned at the land on Salt Springfrom September 1 to 5.
Bulk mailing, copying and typing services
Telephone answering service tobe fully operational by August 1
BY KATHY LIGHTMANThe new telephone answering
service on Salt Spring Island maybe a new endeavour, but it hasquite a history.
Excitement surrounding theservice is high, not just becauseself-employed islanders, smallbusinesses and service club mem-bers will enjoy new freedom.
The service, which becomesfully operational on August 1,following two weeks of professionaltraining of employees, is theculmination of months of volunteerefforts by islanders.
Last fall a group of parents,foster-parents and teachers of thehandicapped, boarding home ope-
rators and the handicapped them-selves met to discuss commonconcerns; employment that usedthe full capabilities of the physical-ly handicapped and training for thementally handicapped.
Ruth Clarkson, Bev Saunders,Wendy Coombs, Mary Lou Speedand Kathy Lightman took on thejob of realizing these aims. Theyare to be joined later by PamelaJay.
Singlehandedly the group rais-ed funds through a quilt raffle andmonthly car washes to set up atelephone answering service. Suchan endeavour met the criteria ofthe committee: it would provideemployment with which physicalhandicaps would not interfere in
performing a quality job. It wouldfill a real community need. It wouldbe self-supporting and not competeunfairly with existing island busi-nesses.
Any profits in excess of expens-es and salaries would go towardestablishing a training program formentally handicapped adults manyof whom have never had access toeducation which would providesocial skills and employment prep-aration.PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
The group cannot stress toostrongly that this is first andforemost a reliable, professionalservice. It has been set up with theassistance of Pamela Jay, a former
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VALLEY AIRMARINERadio communications for the GulfIslands. Box 645, Ganges. PhoneHal Fryer 537-9203 or 653-4429 tfnNew crop alfalfa hay, by the load$107, by the ton $107, by the 60#bale $3.50 653-4361 tfnMooring Buoy installations, scubadiving, under-cover boat storage,dry-land boat storage at NelsonMarine 537-2849 tfnGulfstream Supply, the best stockof plumbing and electricalsupplies in the Gulf Islands.Corner of Upper Ganges andRobinson Rd. Ph 537-5733. tfnS.S. Lumber, 6530 Ford Road,opposite Forest Museum, upDrinkwater Road, second road onyour right, Duncan. 7/8 x 12 cedarbevel siding, $210 M (kiln dried); 1x 4 strapping. $120 M: 2 x 4, 12 ft.std. & better, $1.50 each; 2 x 4hemlock, $150 per sling load(approx. 2400 bd. ft.); 2 x 4 utilityHe lineal ft., 2 x 4 yellow cedar$275 M; 2 x 6 utility, 16c per lin.ft.; 1 x 8 shiplap $160 M, 1 x 10channel siding $215 M. 2 x 4 firconstr. & std. $245 M. 2" roughcedar, $185 per sling load; 1 x 6 firboards lOc ft. 112-746-5041 $18delivery charge to Salt Spring, tfn21" Sanyo colour TV, audio needsservicing or wiH trade for 12"portable B/W TV 537-2487 29-2You can win $100,000 or a host ofother prizes. Have you got yourLucky Leo Lottery ticket yet from amember of the Lions Club? Price is$2. For delivery to your home call537-5183 27-14Sofa tips back into double bed $85.Very good condition. 537-9397 30-1Chain saw, Stihl O51 AVE, almostnew. $380 537-2268 30-1Place an order with your AVONREPRESENTATIVE for new"emprise" and she will tell youabout our exciting draw offer!
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12 x~62 mobile home situated inpark. Fully landscaped 537-2705after 6 pm tfnMotorhome 25' steel frame F/Gext. loaded. 537-5730 30-1Terry Trailer 27', as is and whereis; refrigerator, hot water, stove,furnace, toilet, shower. Use ascottage or accommodation whilebuilding. $1700 OBO 537-2164 tfn28 ft. trailer-mobile home. Oldiebut goodie. Bedroom, living, kitch-en7 shower, fridge, stove, furnace.First $5,000 Write Driftwood.Dent. S, Ganges. B.C. 30-11963 Citation trailer 18' x 7'. Sleeps6, propane stove, fridge, heater,lights etc. $1875; girfs 10 spd.bicycle suitable 8 to 12 years. $45537-9209 30-1
LivestockPinto pony gelding 12 yrs. 12'/2h.h., no vices, good for beginner.$175 Also Arabian stallion at stud.539-2971 29-3
Welsh pony, 8 yrs. old, 537-929330-2
Trade: yearling Cheviot-cross ewefor female goat kid. Contact J.Edwards, Box 77, RR 1, PortWashington, VON 2TO (FenderIsland) 30-1Registered Grullo colt for sale.Horse shoeing, trimming & haul-ing. Shavings delivered. Dan Har-vey Pedrick. 537-5897 tfn
WantedWooden curtain rings. 537-9293Permanent male resident of SaltSpring Island (previous schoolteacher) with 3'/2 year old sonwants to caretake and/or rent 2 ormore bedroom house with work-shop area on long term basis.David Burrows 653-4565 tfnUrgently wanted. Freezer, anymake or model. 653-4555 30-1Toyota or Datsun pickup or smalltruck in good condition. WriteKimo, Box 636, Ganees 30-1
Work WantedWidow seeks housekeeping,housesitting - girl Friday on SaltSpring - References supplied. Tocommence September onward.Write Dept. B. Driftwood. Box 250,Ganges. B.C. 28-3Licensed mechanic available forautomotive repairs. Reasonablerates. Ask for Gerry. 537-2214 tfn
Skilled teacher of the handicappedmoving to Salt Spjing. Jobs?Suggestions? J. Boel, Box 386,Ganges tfnCarpenter, 30 yrs. experience.Power tools, repairs, renovations,etc. John Graham 537-9275 30-4Young man needs work - gardeningor other. Good rates Ph. 537-2887
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Help WantedExperienced hairdresser for full orpart time work. 537-5332 Mondayto Friday 30-1Hard working student wanted.Salary as per ability. George Sime,537-5149 or 537-2823 30-1Young person wanted by youngfamily with children for extendedtravel. Expenses and small allow-ance for sharing family duties.Please call 537-2344 30-1
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For RentMobile home sites, Also one fur-nished bachelor suite and 2 and 3bedrooms furnished mobilehomes for sale or rent. CedarView Mobile Home Park, Fulford -Ganges Road, 537-9224 or 537-2025. tfn
2 ground floor offices for rent.Lancer Building 537-5453 tfn
2 room furnished bachelor suite,Vesuvius area, available imme-diately $125 month. 537-2186 or537-2147. tfn
1 and 2 bedroom furnished house-keeping cottages, cablevision forweekly rental. No pets please.537-2214 tfnQuiet 2 bedroom log home, St.Mary Highland. Large stone fire-place, oak and ceramic tile floor.Sunny. l/2 acre with garden. $300Please call 537-5340 29-22 - 1 bedroom suites all electric.$155 per month. Write Box 436,Ganges or phone 537-5345 tfnNorth Pender - waterfront house on4 parklike acres, southern expos-ure, low bank, in sheltered Brown-ing Harbour, 2 bedroom, furnish-ed, oil heating, available for 8months from August 15, $220. Tel.112-299-4233 or 629-6616 29-240 ft x 8 ft mobile home, withadded sun porch - fully serviced, on'/i acre in Ganges. Vacant August1st $175 537-5751 30-1Brand new 2 bedroom home withcarport, one of a pair. For longlease. $260 month. 537-5751 30.1Lakeside 2 bedroom duplex onlarge acreage. $235 per mo. includ-ing water and electricity. Ph.537-9355 30-12 bedroom house in Ganges. Nopets. Ph. 537-5620 tfn3 bedroom plus den, 2Vi bath, $375per month. Lease available.537-2637 or 270-2388 tfnNew 2 BR w/marine view, largeliving area over carport and 700 sq.ft. of insulated rec/utility area.$265 537-5104 tfn2 bdrm. waterfront home withfireplace, appliances, furnace -very private. Available Sept. 1 -references required. Tel. 537-9252
30^2Large, modern, 2 bdrm. waterfronthome. $3007mo. Available August1 537-9751 30-1For rent Sept. 1, 1977, 4 bedroomhome in Ganges. Limited caretak-ing duties involved. 537-5593 30-1Small basement suite for rent -$100 month plus utilities. 537-5149or 537-2823 30-1Furnished log cabins for rent,summer rates $200 per month.Sleeps 2 only. 537-2352 30-13 bedroom house, 2 baths, lovelyview. $265 per month plus utilities.Available August 1 537-5322 30-1
BirthsDave & Glen Ellen Miller arepleased to announce the arrival of agirl, Ashley Lauren, born July 13,1977, weight 9 Ibs. Our thanks todoctors & hospital staff and special.thanks to friends who generouslyoffered their help with our otherchildren 30-1Born to David and Serenna Goppon July 21,1977 a daughter, AliciaChristine, 6 Ibs. 8 oz. at VancouverGeneral Hospital-First grandchildfor Albert and Carol Kaye. 30-1
Too Late to ClassifyFOR RENT - small cabin for rent.537-9245 tfn
Wanted to RentYoung family with baby and islandreferences desire 2 bedroom housestarting beginning of September.
^Approx. $175 per month. Mr.Jason 653-4369 29-4Yoga teacher needs to rent largehouse for Yoga retreats beginningOctober 1st. Prefer Fulford -Beaver Point area. Can pay up to$300/mo. for suitable place. 653-4357 tfnWaterfront home or large cottagerequired for August by visitingexecutive. Victoria area or nearbyisland. 658-5841 30-11 or 2 bedroom home with ocean orlake view. Fireplace & sundeck.September 1. Replies to Box 959,Ganges 30-1Steve Nelson of Nelson Marine islooking for a home to rent or to buybefore August 11, 1977. Pleasephone 537-9725 or 537-2849 orwrite Box 1109 Ganges, BC 30-1
Business OpportunitiesProfitable family shoe store, locat-ed in shopping centre, Burns Lake.B.C. VOJ 1EO. Telephone days.692-3206. evenings 692-73% 29-2
FOR SALE BY OWNER - Two-bayservice station, three bedroomhouse, centre of town. Ideal familyoperation. Write Triangle Motors,Hazelton, B.C. or phone 842-6227
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DeathsBARBER - Edith Gladys Barberpassed away July 20, 1977 in theLady Minto Hospital, Ganges. Sheis survived by three sons, WallaceJ.A., Mill Bay; Albert B., Ganges;Bernard A.., Terrace; two daught-ers, Mrs. J.N. (Florence) Morris,Tara, Ont.; Mrs. J.B. (Joyce)Kennedy, Barrie, Ont.; 19 grand-children and 57 great grandchild-ren. She was a very active memberof the Eastern Star TrincomaliChapt. 93, Auxiliary to CanadianLegion Branch #92 and O.A.P.Ganges. Funeral services wereheld 11 am, Monday, July 25 in St.George's Anglican Church, Col. N.Bracher officiating. Cremation.
: Flowers gratefully declined. Dona-tions may be made to the Eastern.Star Cancer Fund, Ganges. Ar-rangements by Goodman FuneralHome. Ganges 30-1FORD - Rowland Ernest Ford aged67 years passed away suddenly athome July 22, 1977. He waspredeceased by his wife. Hazel in1976. He leaves to mourn 1 sonTerry, Vancouver; 2 daughtersMrs. G. (Joan) Jackson in Vancou-ver, Mrs. R.F. (Penny) Koopman,Port Moody, 4 grandchildren, also2 brothers Allen, Maple Ride &Raymond in Seattle. No service bythe families request. Cremation.Arrangements by Goodman Funer-al Home, Ganges 30-1
Card of Thanks ~We would like to thank the doctorsand staff of Lady Minto Hospital,the ladies of the Eastern Star,members of the Legion and friendsfor their kind attention to the lateEdith Barber and for the thoughtfulexpressions of sympathy. Alsothanks to Goodman Funeral Homeand Col. Bracher for their adviceand help. Bert, Madeline Barberand family 30-1
Coming Events
BingoEvery Saturday, 7:30 pm
Catholic Church Hall, Drake Rd.tfn
ROBYNONISCHUK'SGULF ISLANDS
CLASSICAL BALLET SCHOOLGasses for Children & Adults
Keep Fit ClassesMon., Gabriola;, Tues. Galiano;Wed., Mayne; Wed., Pender;Mon. Fri. aft.. Sat. am, Salt Spring-St. George's Church Hall.
Call evenings 7 to 9 pm537-5377
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Coming Events Notice
LegionAction AuctionSATURDAY, AUGUST 6:10 am
LEGION HALLOpen to view
Friday, Aug. 5, starting noonGordon Mutton 537-5435Stan Wakefyn 537-2727
29-3
LegionSupper Dance
LEGION HALL. GANGESSATURDAY, JULY 30
$3 per couple; limit 45 couplesPhone Mr. Ed Gavin. 537-5705
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GALIANOFIESTA
Family Fun
SALMON BARBECUE
Music & Refreshments
August 611 am to 6 pm
28-4
BINGOWed. Aug. 3rd - 8 pm
LEGION HALL29-2
AT THE
CentreWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3
10 a.m. Drawing and painting foradults and children or glider mak-ing.11 a.m. New age games - 50cplease to help cover the cost ofmaterials used
THURSDAY, AUGUST 410.15 a.m. Sue Lyons from JobCreation Branch of Manpower willbe at the Centre to explain CanadaWorks and assist those interestedin making grant application.
THE COMMUNITY CENTREON GANGES HILL
30-1WEAVERS' GUILD Monthlymeeting St. George's 10.30 Aug. 4* weekly gatherings in members'homes continue on Thursdays July28 Jess Peck's, Aug 11 GerryLayard's - New members welcome* For information phone J. Utley537-2887 30-1
Salt Spring Girl's Soccer Team
CAR WASHSaturday, July 30from 9 am - 3 pm
at Centennial Park
Lama Kalu Rimpoche Chief Medi-tation Instructor of the Kagyu sectof Tibetan Buddhism will be at theTibetan Buddhist Retreat Centreland near Mt. Tuam on July 30 tillAug. 1 for further dedicationceremonies. A donation of $15 willcover food and transportation forpersons wishing to attend theweekend. All are welcome. Pleasecall 537-2378 for information 30-1
NoticeHomemakers
THIS COMMUNITY SERVICE ISAVAILABLE TO ALL AGES
For more information phone theco-ordinator through the hospitalswitch board at 537-5545, local 08,between 9:30 am - 12 noon,Monday to Friday tfn
HandicappedResources
Centre(For Gulf Islands)
* Aids for handicapped: Wheel-chairs, Bath seats and aids, Walk-ers, etc.* Sponsorship for aids [if eligible]* Social work, vocational. Accom-modation counselling for handi-capped.* Apply P. 0. Box 1207, Ganges,Telephone 537-5022, or call atNurses Home, Lady Minto Hospit-al, CroftonRoad, Ganges. BC ALT
S.S.I. Community Centre hasrooms for rent for communitygroups and individuals. For moreinformaiton ph. 537-9212 tfn
A.A. closed meeting Tuesdays, 8pm; open meeting last Tuesday ofthe month. 537-2322 or 537-2375
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A public gathering is being held,this Saturday evening at GangesUnited Church Hall at 8 pm toshare the teachings of SydneyBanks, an enlightened man, aboutour divine consciousness. Donationof $2 requested. For further infor-mation please call 653-4525 or653-4537 tfn
Share a RideTo offer or request a ride on SaltSpring Island or to Vancouver orVictoria, phone Salt Spring IslandCommunity Centre 537-9212 - ordrop in to the Community Work-er's Office. tfn
The essence of Baha'ulla'h'sWorld Order is the unity of thehuman race. "The well being ofmankind, its peace and security,are unattainable unless and untilits unity is firmly established."Fireside on Monday evenings537-5643 tfnSMITHERS PERSONAL/INTER-MEDIATE CARE HOME now tak-ing applications for admittance.For information write: SmithersSociety for Concerned Citizens,Bernice Quadros, Secretary, Box2049. Smithers. B.C. 30-2VISITING VANCOUVER? Stay atthe all-new fabulous ChateauGranville Hotel. Deluxe suites forthe price of a room. $32 per nightsingle. (Subject to .availability)1100 Granville Street, Vancouver.For reservations 669-7070 30-4Recyclers - we are glad when youcan take away egg cartons, jars forjam, cardboard, gallon wine jugsetc. Less to ship out. But pleasedon't take feed sacks, they are leftto ship out flattened cans when thetruck comes. Please don't bring inlight bulbs, pop or bottle tops, oldwire, or automobile parts. Foldyour newspapers in half, notquarters, before stringing. No ma-gazines, phone directories, or shi-ny paper. Office paper brings goodreturns toward expenses. Keep onvolunteering for Saturdays 10 amto 1 pm, or an hour once a monthwhen the truck comes. Phone537-2322 or -2903. or -2201 tfn
Business Service
CompleteDrywall
Taping, Filling, TexturingFeature Walls
ERSK1NE ENTERPRISES LTD.Alan Cunningham
537-5831tfn
Hugh'sMachinery
Factory approved service tor TEC& Briggs & Stratton engines.Repairs to all makes of gardenequipment. Parts in stock.
537-507030-1
GENERALCARPENTRY
LET US HELP YOU WITH YOURCONSTRUCTION PROJECT
WHETHER IT BELARGE OR SMALL
By contract or hourlyFraming - Foundations - Finishing
Renovations - Cabinets12 years experience
Call Des before 8 am or after 5 pm537-5004
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La FortuneContracting
Fulfy equipped forany type of construction
INCLUDING FORMSFOR FOUNDATIONS
Over 15 years of building homeson Salt Spring and the Islands'FRAMING* FRAMING* FOUNDATIONS* FINISHING* RENOVATIONS•CABINETS
By contract or hourlyCALL STEVE 537-5345
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Business Service
Harbour's EndMarina
Fully Qualified Staff on dutyINBOARDS - STERNDRIVE -
OUTBOARDS
* OMC PARTS & ACCESSORIES* JOHNSON DEALER* MARINE HARDWARE* AUTHORIZED MERCRUISER
DEALER537-2932
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QualityCarpentry
Sundecks - Additions - HomesFoundations, by contract or hour.
C. & G. GayR.R. 2, Ganges, B.C.
or call537-5030 (evenings)
tfnTUPPER HOLDINGS LTD.
• GeneralContractors
• DesignersGulf Islands • Mainland
Industrial • Commercial • Resid.Ph. Collect 277-9786
Or Box 78, Mayne Island. B.C.June/78
Backhoe WorkNew Machine
Experienced OperatorMerv Walde
653-4329tfn
COMPLETE HOMEMAINTENANCE SERVICE
* Interior & exterior painting* Wallpapering & wall washing* Carpet cleaning* Upholstered furniture cleaned* Floors washed and waxed* Additional services providedQuality work at reasonable rates
Call 537-253930-4
Spencer LogHomes
Serving all the Gulf Islands* Quality custom built log homes* Conventional Homes* Roofing & Re-Roofing* Renovations & additions
Mike SpencerBox 292, Ganges, 537-2905
Hank KnudsonR.R. 1 Galiano Island
539-2394tfn
Carpentry, renovations, concrete,dry wall. No job too small. Ph. Johnat 537-9218 tfnCarpenter available for large jobsand small. Framing, siding, reno-vations, interior finish, cabinets,sundecks. etc. Reasonable rates.Quality work by reliable craftsman.B.C. Trade Qualification Certifi-catc. Call Jon at 537-5374 tfnPloughing. Rototilling, Haying,brush cut t ing, posthole digging.653-4403 tfn
GENERALTRUCKING537-5663
Real Estate440 FT. WATERFRONT
4 ACRE SECLUSIONSALT SPRING
Country style cedar shake home,all elect, low taxes. Wooded prop-erty partly cleared. Glorious views,Gulf Islands. Extra Irg. kit., cita-tion cupds., stone fireplace, heat-ilator, built-in dishw. & stove.Dng. rm., Ige. liv. rm. with floor toceiling stone fireplace w to wcarpeting. 3 BR, 4th BR or den, 2bthrms., util. or wkshop & storagerm. Plus 4-bunk winterized cabinall electr. with 3-pc. bthrm. Sum-mer moorage.
$139,000BY OWNER 537-2724
Wallace IslandWaterfront
Choice lots of 125 to 600 ft. Naturalsites; no services; From $4,900.Reply Dept. O, Box 250, Driftwood,Ganges, BC 22-9
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Salt Spring Is.Purchase for' either personal orfamily use, or investment if rented(CM & H approval for Income Taxpurposes allows $7,000 to $10,000w/o per year against other income)
Two beautiful architecturallydesigned strata titled multi-familyhomes. Virtually separate unitscontain 1,700 and 1,100 sq. ft.
Located on Devine Drive, Don-ore Subdivision 1 mile south ofGanges. Fully serviced includingexcellent municipal water. Over 2acres of beautiful unspoiled treedand meadow land with 460 ft.frontage on asphalt road offeringadditional potential building siteswhen sewers are available.
These homes are for sale sepa-rately at $60.000 and $55,000 or$110,000 for both. Private sale.
Call for appointment to seeeither Mrs. Earl at 537-2674 or Mr.T. Taylor at Rainbow Beach Resort(Roma cabin) at 537-5490 29-3Near new 2 bdrm. Panabode on Viacre, by Buck Lake, on FenderIsland. Elec. heat, $25,500629-6184 tfnVi acre building lot. $10,000537-5749 tfn4 room house. Full basement.Plumbing upstairs & down, doublegarage within walking distance ofGanges. 537-5444 tfn3 bedroom home in Vesuvius area.Lots of extra space, 2 fireplaces, 2full bathrooms plus an ensuite.Double garage, good garden. Prin-cipals only. 537-2637 tfnLarge older five bedroom oceanview home with big kitchen; lots ofcupboard space; dining room; largeliving room with fireplace; fullbasement; all on over 2 acres ofseclusion within a half-mile ofGanges. $49.500 Ph. 537-5001Serene, secluded 3Vi arable, wood-ed acres, 1 mile from Ganges.$23.900. 537-2398 27tfn3 Bedroom executive home, 2Vibaths, finished basement wjthextra bedroom and huge rec. room.Fireplace up and down. Landscap-ed and all with panoramic view toActive Pass. Home situated inquiet area with prime location. Toview write Dept. A, Driftwood,Ganges. BC . 28-4ILLNESS forces sale of 480 acrehay or cattle ranch, 3-bedroomhome, buildings, streams, fences.Tremendous potential. $185,000Terms. Info Box 413, Telkwa, B.C.VOJ 2XO 30-1
HandymanSpecial
Almost finished 2 bedroom homeon Grantville Street at WalkerHook.
1 acre (4 lots) •ONLY $34,900Offers Please
Brenda Cornwall537-2702 or 278-9881
MACDONALD&EEDYREALTY LTD.
670 #3 Road, Richmond, BC30-2
View, building acre. Spectacularview to north and east overlookingGanges Harbour to Active Passincluding Galiano Island and main-land. Beautifully treed. Hydro andwater main; paved back lane toupper side to building site. Salepriced at $22,900. Phone owner at653-4263 30-1
173'WaterfrontProperty
0.80 ac. on SalFSpring. Overlook-ing Stuart Channel. Wooded with 6yr. modern house, 3 bdrm.. 2bthrms., sep. din. rm., on watermain. elec.. cable. Excellent retire-ment home. Write P.O. Box 435.Ganges. BC 29-2630 sq. ft. cottage on .52 acre lot.500 ft. from beach. Good well andbig garden. $18,000 Mayne Island.Phone 539-2149 29-2Three bedrooms & 1 Vi bathrooms..40 acre landscaped, garden area,fireplace. View home on Charles-worth Road. Ph. 537-9285 tfn2.54 acres and cottage, artesianwell, 3/t cleared. Ideal for hobbyistor gardening $28,500 Phone112-987-2621 tin
DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIEDSMONDAY4PM
GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 27, 1977
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realty
' 'THE HOMEFINDERS' "
Gulf Islands OfficeBox 570, Ganges, B.C.
537-5521FULL COOPERATIONTO ALL REALTORS
5 AC. APPROX. IVi mi. from Ganges. Pleasantly treed with goodexposure. Real hobby farm material plus further subdividingpotential. Exceptional value at only $25,7001.81 AC. LOT on quiet dead end road just south of Ganges. Lovelyseaview, good soil & on piped water & well. $27,800SPECTACULAR HIGH SEAVIEW LOTS from Vi ac to 1.95 ac. pricedfrom $19,000 to $25,700LOVELY 1,150 SQ. FT. POST & BEAM SEA VIEW HOME. 3 BRs., LRwith fireplace, large sundecks, etc. $59,500'/a AC. LOT - $11,0002 BRS. APPROX. 1,000 SQ. FT. semi-finished handyman's special on2 ac. lot in quiet area. Lovely valley view. Only $37,0002.3 ACRES, SUNNY, CLEARED, GOOD SOIL. $21,900 MLS 26668GALIANO ISLAND - Lot G, Warbler Road (2.0 ac.). Must be sold,asking $18,000 but all reasonable offers will be considered.
ROLF DAMMEL 537-5521 (Days) 537-5124 (Eves.)
PERFECT HIDEAWAY across from the beach, 1 BR home on .8 Acwith privacy & seclusion. $39,900WATERFRONT HOME, over 400 ft., acreage, 3 BR luxury home &guest cottage. $139,000OCEAN VIEW, 2 BR home, l'/a baths, 2 fireplaces, '/a acre. $41,900MLS 24150SPACIOUS BAVARIAN CHALET with ocean view, 3 BRs., swimmingpool, acreage, pasture. $87,500Vi AC. LOTS from $14,00010 AC. OCEAN & LAKE VIEW, serviced. $55,000
BETTY VALDEZ 537-5521 (Days) 537-9754 (Eves.)**»
AN IMAGINATIVE NEW APPROACH to an old building medium thatdeserves to be seen! A unique split-roof log home with massive centralstone fireplace, oak strip floors combined with wall to wall carpetingand extensive use of oak, cedar & Italian tile in kitchen & bathroom.This attractive home is situated in a high sunny location with a view ofSt. Mary Lake. $56,900. New MLSAN EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME just Vi mile south of Ganges. Thistwo level new home has 3 BRs, ensuite, teak kitchen cabinets withbuilt in appliances, beamed family room with Franklin FP, largebasement workshop/garage, full sundeck. All this with a GangesHarbour view for $59,500. New MLSEXECUTIVE HOBBY FARM - A truly superb small holding with goodbottom land, well constructed barn, equip, shed/dairy etc. and anexceptionally well designed & constructed 1600 sq. ft. home. The 7 yr.old home features: hand split shake roof, handhewn beams, oakplanked & dowelled floors, massive old bricK P.P. and B.B.Q. onkitchen side, built in appliances, 2 large sunny bedrooms, 1 Vi baths,full basement with rec. room, 220 wiring, double carport. Beautifullylandscaped garden and much more. Price: $149,000 (Financing)Warning: To view this property is to invite a love affair that won't besatisfied until you acquire it!BRAND NEW, EXCELLENTLY FINISHED and under $45,000! Justperfect for a retired couple or small family who want a home requiringthe minimum of maintenance and close to all services. Attractiveranch style semi-detached home, immed. behind the hospital andfacing onto farmland. 2 bedrooms, den, L.R. with fireplace, diningarea, utility, quality carpeting throughout. Carport, blacktopdriveway, landscaped. MLS 26488.BUILDING LOTS & ACREAGE from $9,500
TONY HOLMES 537-5521 (Days) 537-2758 (Eves.)WATERFRONTS ***HOME ON Vi ACRE LOT with 140' of frontage on Ganges Harbour. 2Bedrooms, large living room with fireplace. Carport. Southernexposure. $79,500DISTINCTIVE WOOD STONE AND GLASS HOME on 109' ofsheltered moorage. 2 bedrooms plus guest cottage. Large sundeckwith sliding living room wall for bringing the outdoors to the indoors.Massive stone fireplace. $112,000MODERNIZED OLDER HOME ON 2'/a ACRES with 1700' of frontageon Ganges Harbour. 3,000 sq. ft. of luxury living space including largeliving room with fireplace, recreation room, bar room, den, 4bedrooms. This unique home is a must for the buyer who is looking forthe best in island waterfronts. $200,000 MLS 245554 ACRES ON ST. MARY LAKE with an immaculate home, 3bedrooms, large sundecks and a landscaped garden provide for luxuryliving. $133,500SEA VIEWSGARDENERS PARADISE - This immaculate home has nearly Vi acreof roses, rhododendrons, fruit trees and shrubs. A wide open seaviewand a dead end street. The home has 2 bedrooms, a large living room,separate dining room, and a den or family room. This home is apleasure to visit - why not own it? $60,900 with terms. MLS 24246ENJOY A SUMMER EVENING WATCHING THE BOATINGTRAFFIC in Ganges Harbour and in Active Pass from the sundeck ofthis lovely home. It has been built to take maximum advantage of thesun and the view. All rooms have been panelled for easy care. Floorsare wall to wall carpet or tile. A large home for the outdoors lover.$72,500EXCELLENT LAKE AND SEAVEEWS from the private sundeck of thisnew home in St. Mary Highlands. Nearly 1,600 sq. ft. of luxury livingspace. Three bedrooms and a spectacular all wood living area (48' x15') with a Franklin fireplace. There is a separate storage building. Amust see at $69,500
RON MCQUIGGAN 537-5521 (Days) 537-9220 (Eves.)
PENDER ISLAND PROPERTIES"*'3 BEDROOMS, '/a BASEMENT on 1 acre; Hectric kitchen withdishwasher. 18 x 32 above ground swimming pool. Close to proposedshopping centre. $57,0003 BEDROOM Gothic Arch home on '/a acre. $35,500 MLS 25301TWO ADJACENT OCEAN front lots in Magic Lake area. Superb viewof Gulf Islands and shipping channels. Domestic water system, hydro6 phone lines at lot line. P.P. $50,000 MLS 24981LANDSCAPED LAKEFRONT LOT. Insulated cabin, stove, fridge,Franklin fireplace, shower, and electric toilet, also shed with 2 bunks.$25,000 MLS 21428IN LAND LOTS on septic from $6,500 and on sewer from $8,000MAYNE ISLAND ED NELSON 629-6W5PERFECTION!! One word describes this 3 bedroom 1,300 sq. ft. homeoverlooking Active Pass and within walking distance of all amenities.Tastefully decorated in a basic Tudor style. Just a few of the extrasare: wall to wall throughout, indirect lighting, floor to ceiling brickfireplace, ensuite plumbing, walk-in closet, coppertone stove &fridge, washer & dryer, plus a "Medallion Home Certificate". All thisplus on 1 acre of beautifully landscaped grounds with all day sunexposure. For more information call: GWENTRORY 539-2925
Canada TrustGulf Islands Division
Something for everyone including serviced lots, ocean-fronts, acreages, cottages, etc., but too many to advertiseindividually. Current listings on Mayne, Pender, Saturna,Salt Spring, Gossip, Secret and Wise Islands.
Call Jim Leake 943-7862 (Tsawwassen), Office, 5665Kingsway, Bumaby, 435-1411. tfn
MACAULAY NICOLLS MATTLAND & CO. LTD.Marine Drive, West Vancouver
926-6811 AnytimeI 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, homesand large acreages. When you wish to buy or sell please call
TED DEVER 629-3371 Collect for fast efficient service
MILLER&TOYNBEEBOX 8, GANGES, B.C.
537-5537How about a nice quiet bay with safe anchorage, bathing float, goodbeach, an extra special home on easily maintained property. All in onepackage for $145,000 on terms.
•*•This home has been newly decorated, just move in and enjoy the viewfrom living room, kitchen, dining room and master bedroom or thelarge sundeck. Added features such as sunken bath, built in stove, ensuite plumbing. $76,900 Terms.
«*»$41,500 for this strata title home. Nicely finished. 2 bedrooms, 4 pee.bath, large family room carport and beautiful marine view. Less than5 minute walk to beach.
***Year round moorage in front of this attractive home with 1700 sq. ft, ofliving space. Only 4 years old. It is offered at $112,500. The materialsand the design have been blended to produce a home you will beproud of.
***2 bedroom home on half acre will be finished and available at $43,900.912 sq. ft. plus carport.
***1 acre of property plus 3 bedroom home right across the road from St.Mary Lake. $54,000 with terms. Extensively redecorated, this home isa must to see. Enjoy bright sunny days and an unsurpassed view ofthe lake.
***Vi_ acre with 2 bedroom home. View over Trincomali Channel. Fullprice $39,500. Vendor will carry second mortgage to assist purchaser.
Owner constructed this 1400 sq. ft. home is well insulated. A realenergy saver. Beamed ceiling in living room, fireplace. 3 bedroomsand living room with W to W. Full acre of property. $57,500
Excellent investment - duplex with 1150 sq. ft. in each unit plusworkshop area. Good location right in Ganges. Priced at only $63,000
Waterfront acreage with access from two roads. Good potential forsubdivision. Wooded with pleasant open meadows. Terms on fullprice of $97,500
***Operate your own business on Salt Spring and live in pleasantsurroundings all year. This beautiful resort property consisting ofowners home plus cottages, campsites and large trailer sites issituated on the sunny shore of St. Mary Lake. Offered at $165,000 onterms. Opportunity for husband and wife team.
***Only two miles from Ganges - over 13 acres wooded with some goodgarden soil. Logging trails. Creek. Vendor is offering good terms onend price of $47,250
«*»Several half acre lots on sewer and water mains. Some with view andwithin walking distance of beach. $16 - $17,000. Enquire as to terms.
***Beautiful marine view lots in Donore and Hundred Hills. Excellentbuilding sites. Water main. From $19,000 - $21,500
**•.98 of an acre with level building she. Partly wooded for privacy.Driveway in. Near Duck Bay. Water main. $21,500 with assumablemortgage.
***Over two acres with driveway and building site cleared. If you like alarger than average building lot this may suit you. $21,500 Terms.
***Building lot parked ready to build on. Borders creek. Good gardensoil. Sunny location. Vesuvius area. $22,500 on 9Vi% terms.
***.87 acre with driveway and building site roughed in. Water main.Offered at $16,000 with $4,000 down. Only 2 miles from Schools andshopping.
***2 acres on Beaver Point Road. $15,900. Bring in your offer on yourterras.
»**.83 acre Cusheon Lake area. 9% terms. Full price $14,500 MLS25528 ***
BERT UMBERS (Eves.) 537-5391HARVEY HENDERSON (Eves.) 653-4380
***WATERFRONT LOT: 2.81 acres, 150' W/F, arable ground, septic andpower in. Owners looking for action, please make us an offer!!537-5833
***LAKEFRONT: 13.4 acres, over 1000' on Stowell Lake. Good stand oftimber with access road into building she, several acres cleared. Verychoice property. 537-5833
***LOTS: 3 lots side by side in Vesuvius, a good investment for a builderor those in the market for an excellent opportunity. Call Kevin Bell,537-5833
*«*$1,000 down, full price $16,000. '/a acre lot in Maliview, water, powerand sewer. Vendor requires quick action. Call Kevin Bell, 537-5833.
KEVIN BELL (Eves.) 537-5833
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SALT SPRING ISLAND GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
GALIANO 539-2119BLOCK BROS. - GULF ISLANDS SERVICE
GALIANO ISLANDWATERFRONT RETIREMENT HOME (2 BRMS) - Fabulous view.Lovely small garden. Self contained guest cottage. Short walk tostores, boat moorage, ferry. $55,000YOUR DREAM WATERFRONT HIDEAWAY. 105 ft. of dreamy southwest waterfront. One third acre. Positively exotic. You can afford ittoo. $23,500 (firm) Financing arranged to $5,000 down and $172month.OLD FAMILY ACREAGE - 153 acres.' Trees, pasture, cottages.Enquire for details.GOLFERS DREAM: Nearly 500 ft. frontage on Galianos picturesquecourse with sweeping view over it. Water, power, telephone available.Homes!te cleared $21,550BEACH ACROSS THE ROAD: More than an acre with a 12 x 9 cabintoo. $15,900ACREAGES AVAILABLE - 10, 26, 36
MAYNE ISLAND1.56 ACRES NEAR BENNETT BAY - $14,700
NORTH FENDER ISLANDLARGE LOT WITH ELEVATED HOUSE SITE: Approx. 1 mile tomarina and beach. On water system. $10,000FAMILY RECREATION South facing lakefront lot, fully serviced.Buck Lake, Lot 10 Galleon Way. $17,000
3479 Dunbar Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6S 2C3
DRIFTWOOD FOR PHOTOCOPIES
Noble.Twenty-on ladies piayed in the
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In the ladies nine-hole divisionthere were 15 ladies out on the July12 and the sameup on July 19. The members areturning out regularly in goodnumbers.
BY PAT DOHERTY
On July 12 the ball was won byMaeford Cavaye, and the consola-
tion by Owen Ruckle. On July-19the ball was won by Bunny Jordan,and the Porter Trophy was givenfor the fewest putts in July to Libby
The Good LifeGALIANO FARM
32 acres, approx 16 in hay. Large barn. Ample water from springs andwell. 2 bedroom house, garden, orchard, all deer fenced. A wise invest-ment.
***Still some waterfront left at $23,500. South west view.
Well built, fully insulated home, 2 bedrooms, 3 sets pig. Walk on beach.Wonderful retirement spot. Cottage* sites from Vi acre for $15,000. 10acres from $28,000 up.
All enquires welcomeMrs. Callaghan 539-5796
M«c«ul«y, Nicola, M.itland253-5241 27-9
REALTY (GULF ISLANDS) LTD.
MCPHILLIPSAVE. BOX 750Mainland office GANGES, B.C.
White Rock VOS1EO
537-5056Call Anytime
WHERE TO BEGIN!This property offers everything, independence,privacy and view. On 6 secluded acres and yet 5min. from town. A neat log house connected to anewer frame house. Guest house, dble. garage,workshop, root cellar, small green house, largegarden for vegetables, pond with trout &swimming, water system that supplies neighbors& is a registered water company. This propertyis really unique and would be ideal for twofamilies to share. All kinds of room forexpansion, All for only $95,000 with terms.Sounds to good to be true? Come and see. CallDon or Mary for an appointment.WAKE UP IN YOUR DREAM HOUSE -Beautiful new family home. Has everything youneed, 3 bedrooms Ige. living room, kitchen(including 5 appliances) Ocean view withmoorage and access nearby. A real treat at$61,900. Call Don Small or Peter Braun.LIKE PEACE AND QUIET? This is the place.1.46 acres of park-like seclusion. Very attractive2 bedroom bungalow with cozy field-stonefireplace. I think you'll like it. Yours for $45,900.To view call Peter.LARGE WOODED LOT on Rainbow Road. Goodseclusion 1.7 acres. Asking $18,000LEVEL, PARTIALLY Treed lot, over Vj acre withview. $23,900 Phone Peter Braun.MAYNE LOTTreed, view lot with good bldg. she withinwalking distance to ferry - only $7,500. PhoneMary
CfflCKEN?Yes, and also lots of space for horses, cattle - youname h - on 12 selectively cleared acres. Idealhobby farm on Mayne Is. House is 4 yrs. old with3 bedrooms, large living room. Land has goodsoil with good water supply, 2 ponds, alsoadditional building she with septic field install-ed. Asking $93,500Call Peter Braun
ROD SCOTTDONANoMARY
SMALLPETER BRAUN ££*£
Fender Island629-3435
537-5056Evenings
SALT SPRING ELEGANCEBeautiful large Panabode on Vi acre landscapedlot. Inside features quality design and crafts-manship, Over 2500 sq. ft. of living area on 2levels, 3 bedrooms, W/W carpeting, 2 fireplac-es, living room, rec. room plus family room.Want more? There's a good sea view, carpetedsun deck and excellent water. For more info. CallPeter Braun. Asking $77,900
ST. MARY'S LAKE VIEW overlooking thebeautiful water and just across the street toswimming, this 1500 sq. ft. family home is idealfor the handyman. Some spit and polish willmake the difference. Also has a guest cottage.Bring your offers to $53,000 Phone Peter.
5 AC AND REVENUE. Equals a good deal foryou. Brings in $475 per month for five cabins.The main home is a three bdrm. Lindal Home,plus large separate workshop and Rec. Room.Wooded setting and privacy. Asking $93,700.Call Mary or Peter.
VESUVIUS BAY - Good deal with a monthlyrevenue of approx. $955 This complex of eightrentals on two lots of Commercially zoned land isa good holding property. Asking $98,500 CallDon or Mary.
WANT TO START A HOME INDUSTRYHere's the place that has everything. Large 3bedroom home, nicely appointed. Detached fullyfinished office, Large guest cottage, recreationarea with heated filtered pool. High ceiling,heated garage workshop 24 x 37' with storageattached, under ground fuel storage, all on 3 acrelot. Close to Ganges. Private & quiet. Seeing isbelieving. Call Don or Mary for appointment.
PRICED RIGHT!PENDER ISLAND
THIEVES BAY, BEACHFRONT lot, nicelytreed, park and marina at your doorstep, only$24,500TALL TREES, SEA BREEZE, quiet cul-de-saclot with partial ocean view. $10,500HIGH SOUTHWEST EXPOSURE, recreationalor retirement building sites $6,900 to $8,9008.47 ACRES with 668' of waterfront on BedwellHarbour, road access from 2 roads. Asking$98,500GENERAL STORE, excellent island businessopportunity. $59,500 plus stock.8.71 ACRES of view property, southwestexposure, 2 bedroom home and guest cottage.$125,000
Call Rod Scott
We have new mapsof Salt Spring
Alsofree copies of the
"Real Estate Victoria"
CALL 537-2211 TO PLACEYOUR CLASSIFIED
day. The winner was Connie Hardywith 28 points, and runner-upDorothy Irwin with 26.
Congratulations to our teamwho played the return match atGaliano this week, and won theInter-Island Cup.
In the two-ball on Wednesday,July 20, there were 34 players, andit was an irons-only competition.
WINNERSThe winners were as follows.
Low net, Libby Noble and AlWhorley, 68 Vi: least putts, ConnieHardy and Jack Fraser, with 13:least fairway shots, Irene Hawks-worth and Alex McCauley with70; closest to pin on number 2,ladies, Shirley Parsons; men, JakeJavorski.
In the Schwenger Cup play onSunday, which is a low-net compe-tition, there was a three-way tie fortop spot between Bill Mills, JackFraser, and Hugh Ross, all endingup with identical net 65's.
The Dods Trophy, for left-han-ders, which takes place on Sunday,July 31 has only four names on theentry list so far. So all port-sidersare advised that now is the time toget their names on the sheet.
GULF ISLANDS BRANCH Box 929, Ganges, B.C.Phone 537-5568/69
NEW LISTINGS - 4 desirable small acreages in central sunny location.Easy access. Hydro and phone available. $25,000 each.5.25 ACRES - 40' x 50' shed, cement floor, well, creek throughproperty, nicely treed. $28,0005.75 ACRES OF MEADOW AREA - creek through property, fruittrees, 2 wells, older farmhouse. $39,900 good terms. See this one forvalueSEA VIEW - A beautiful lot from every aspect. Just under one acre.Seaview to south west. Wooded. Easy access. Power & water. $28,750SUMMER ON THE LAKE - This charming spacious home has approx.80' frontage on St. Mary Lake. 1400 sq. ft. on one level. Establishedperennial garden, lawns, roses and fruit trees. Owner leaving theIsland, anxious to sell. Price reduced to $67,000
CALL 537-5568 FOR MORE DETAILS***
INTERESTED IN SALT SPRING ISLAND PROPERTY?- We have a very good selection of homes and properties. Waterfront
- both ocean and lake. View properties or just ordinary properties.Give me a call and I will be glad to assist you in the selection of yournew home.
537-5568 JAKE C. JAVORSKI 537-2832 (Evenings)*iM»
FOR THE BIRDWACH13&- fdodeT)2 BR. home on sunny seaviewacre in Vesuvius. Ivfc* ^^YOUR 'DREAM FARM' - in beautiful Fulford Valley. 10 acres, mostlycleared and fenced. Custom built new home. 4 BRs., Stone P.P., Oakfloors. Appliances incl. $115,000 MLS10 SPECTACULAR ACRES NEAR PARK - Ideal building site. $20,000down. Good terms on balance.SWEEPING SOUTHERN OCEANVIEWS - 4.54 acres near Vesuvius.Potential subdivision. Piped water, hydro, phone available. Reducedto $39,900 Good terms. MLS
537-5568 ANN FOERSTER 537-5156 (Evenings)***
ULTIMATE IN RETIREMENT - Modern well-maintained home withglorious southern sea views in lovely Vesuvius. L.R. with H'later P.P.,Dining area, modern kitchen. 2 Ige. BRs., 4-pce bath. Patio doors tosundeck. Finished basement with 3-pce. bath. Lovely fenced gardenwith lawns & fruh trees. Phone for appts. to view.
A.G. BOULTON 537-5568 J. DALE NEDLSON 537-5161***
ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD STYLE HOME - Exceptional qualitymaterials and workmanship. 2 BRs. & Den, 1 Vi baths. Stone facedP.P. Large sunny view lot in prestige area. House fitted throughoutwith luxurious carpets. MLS $57,500
A.G. BOULTON 537-5568 ANN FOERSTER 537-5156*** . •
IDEAL WEEKEND HIDEAWAY - Cosy 270 sq. ft. Pan-abode cottageset on a beautiful, parklike .66 acre lot. Sweeping ocean views ofTrinco. Channel. Drilled well with pump. Nearly new furnishingsincl.!! $19,900HIGH ON A HILLSIDE - with sweeping Southern ocean views of theChannel. Custom designed multi-level cedar home. Many uniquedetails. Meticulous craftsmanship. Asking $88,500COUNTRY ESTATE - 40 plus acres beautiful seaview property withsouthern sunny outlook. Centrally located with access to beach areanr. Booth Canal. Abundant water supply. Older six roomed split levelhome with 3 BRs., 2 baths. Located for glorious ocean view.Sub-division potential. Some terms available.
J. DALE NEILSON 537-5161 ANN FOERSTER 537-5156•*•
COME EN AND TALK - about our large selection of Waterfronts,building lots and smaller acreages, such as this -
FIRST TIME OFFERED17 BEAUTIFUL 5 AND 6 ACRE WOODED LOTS, WITH VARIETYOF TREES, LOCATED NEAR BEAVER POINT. VERY PRIVATE.SOME WITH EXCELLENT SEA VIEWS AND GOOD GROWINGSOIL. SUNNY'SOUTHERN EXPOSURE. FROM $28,000 EACH.
537-5568 J. DALE NEILSON 537-5161 (Evenings)
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BLOCK BROS.RLTY.
490 TRANS CANADA HWY.,DUNCAN 746-4175
Gulf Islands Representatives
KATHY JONES537-5154 (Salt Spring)
SALLY PUGH539-5758 (Mayne Island)
746-4175 Collect (Bus.)
MOUAT'S MALL OPPORTUNITY. Unique import gift shop is beingoffered now with good return. Located in ever-expanding mall indowntown Ganges. P & L available for qualified clients.
***WATERFRONTAGE - 1.31 ACRE SCOTT FT. Owners must sell thislovely 3 bdrm. 1440 sq. ft. mobile home. You'll love the luxury inside& out. Asking price is replacement value only.
***RETIRE HERE - EASY INCOME TOO! Leisure Lane Bowling alley -good return with minimum time and energy expended. Deluxe 4bdrm. home - adjacent to business all on 3'/i park like acres.SCOTT PT. WATERFTGE. ft SR. EXECUTIVE HOME - If you wantone of the finest homes on Salt Spring - this is it! 4 bdrm., 4 bthrm. -3000 sq. ft. of superb living - 2 bdrm. guest cottage w firepl. 1.3 acres- stairs to your own private beach! Appt. to view.LOTSVi acre - Mobrae - view - $17,500 - serviced.Vi acre - Grantville - $11,500View! St. Mary's Lake - almost 1 acre $19,900 Mobrae Ave.
***10 ACRES - Driveway in to natural clearing - Cusheon Lake view -$38,500 - Offers!
*»*RENTABLE COTTAGE - '/z acre - Walker Hook area - $19,500 -Offers. „,,
2'/2 ACRES OF RARE LAKEFTGE - Beautifully treed - clean - sandy -private beach - a superior investment. Only $49,300
***IVt ACRES WATERFRONT - Fulford Harbour - near ferry, shoppingwith excellent potential - offers to $44,000
***'/2 ACRE - Chalet with some finishing needed - like new Walker Hookarea - quiet street, sacrifice price $29,90011
**»NEW HOME Vi ACRE. WALKER HOOK AREA -this 2 bdrm. fullbsmt. rec. rm. additional bdrm. is ready for you to choose yourcolours & carpeting - in area of lovely homes. Vendor wants this soldnow - Reduced to $44,000
***MAGNIFICENT VIEW FROM HERE! - This spotless 2 bdrm.bungalow is spacious.w/fireplace, sundeck, landscp. & located in theexcellent Mobrae area of fine homes. Only $55,900! Just listed &ready for your viewing! ' ***WIDE OCEAN VIEW from this 2 bdrm. up & 2 bdrm. down home -located centrally behind govt. bldg. & H.M.S. Ganges Apts. -potential investment. Builder accepted this delightful home on trade& wants action - make your offer, priced at only $45,000
Classified Deadline: Monday, 4 pmDisplay Deadline Advertising: Friday
Four-day conventiontermed a 'real success'
Ken Hayhurst of Ganges, localspokesman for Jehovah's Witness-es, said that the four day conven-tion held in the Victoria MemorialArena last week, truly fulfilled itspurpose, and was a completesuccess.
A capacity audience of 4,227persons attended; six men and 13women were baptized at the as-sembly.
Hayhurst also said that muchinformation was given on thepractical use of the bible, especial-ly regarding the family unit. The
—Jehova's Witnesses
Watch Tower Society has releasedseveral new publications dealingwith solutions found in the Biblerelating to problems such as thefamily break-up in our modernworld.
J. J. Smith of Ganges, served asan assistant in the AdministrationDepartment for the four day sess-ions.
The keynote address on Sundayafternoon was given by EugeneRosam of Toronto. Rosam said thata change in world government isneeded and is coming. He stressed
B.C. LAND & INSURANCEAGENCY LTD.
537-5557REVENUE PROPERTIESNearly new 3 bedroom with self contained separate entrance 2bedroom suite in ground level basement. Main floor has large livingroom with stone fireplace and separate dining room. En suiteplumbing off master bedroom. Double carport - large deck. $65,000
2 BR home on one acre with guest cottage close to Ganges - some seaview. $49,500
**«Established beauty salon - adjacent to new shopping centre withfrontage on two roads. The price of $75,000 includes large (% acre)commercial lot, modern building and business.BUILDING LOTSGANGES HEIGHTS - Fabulous view lot. $23,000 with excellent terms.
***SEMI WATERFRONT - over 1 acre with view of Trincomali Channel.$30,000
100 Hills View lot - $22,500*»*
'/i acre level lot. Hydro and piped water. $13,500***
0.73 acres close to Ganges. $15,000»»«
1.28 acres on Cusheon Lake Road. With lakeview. $17,600***
0.75 acres St. Mary Highlands $16,500ACREAGEIdeal retirement site. Beautifully treed. 5.12 acre parcel with cleared'building site, driveway and drilled well. $27,500
#**HOME WITH ACREAGE3 BR lakeview home on 10 acres, fenced garden and pasture area.Fruit trees. Secluded. Full price $62,500. Immediate financingavailable.
Wayne Pearce537-2355
OFFICE537-5557.
Pearl Motion537-2248
that the bible predicts a lastingsolution to all man's problems,through God's kingdom by JesusChrist. To support this theme ofworld government the WatchTower Society has released a newpublication entitled "Our IncomingWorld Government - God's King-dom".
Rosam said that the method ofannouncing the "World Govern-ment of Christ'' to the public wouldcontinue to be the house to housemethod.
"This method of contactingpeople," he said, "has provensuperior to any other, and there-fore will be continued. This is thejoyful work of Jehovah's Witness-es.'
From the local scene, Hayhurstsaid that 24 persons from the SaltSpring Island area have returned totheir homes full of enthusiasm andready to share their experiencewith their neighbours.
Mid-summerCountry Fairat Nanaimo
The emphasis will be on coun-try music and crafts at the Mid-Summer's Country Fair scheduledfor Sunday, July 31 on a 10-acrefarm just south of Nanaimo.
Organized by White RapidsProduction, the fair is a benefit forClean Shores. That Nanaimo groupis a member of the Kitimat OilCoalition which is investigating theconsequences of oil tanker traffic inBritish Columbia coastal waters.
Featured performing artists atthe fair include Pied Pear as well asDan Rubin and The Flying Moun-tain, two Vancouver-based groupswho have become famous recentlyin western Canada, particularly fortheir live performances.
Rubin and The Flying Mountainplay ethnic and original dancemusic including Greek numberswith Rubin featured on Bazouki.
Other groups to play during theday-long fair include Kathy Stackand band, best known for a tourwith Valdy, the Gabriola Island-based Medicine Wheel and AlCottell and group from the Nanai-mo area. Several other Islandmusicians are scheduled to appear.
Site of the fair is on Stark Lake,five miles south of Nanaimo offWhite Rapids Road. Directionalsigns will be posted along majorroadways.
Box 69,Ganges Salt Spring Lands 537-5515
GALIANO ISLANDTHE REAL THINGSelf supporting small farm, 22 acs. Vi cleared, cross fenced, 2 BR bungalow, mod. barn,greenhouse, rabbitry, hog shelter, all fully equipped. Garden, fruit trees & berries. Terms on$87,500 plus stock.A SURE FUTUREGood potential, 2.90 acs. in Village area, 277' rd. frontage, large trees, gentle slope, view ofPass, 2 min. to ferry $35,000 on terms.GORGEOUSHillside chalet, 2 acs. view property, heavily wooded, next to bluff park, 2 BR's, fireplace,full basement, S/decks, brand new, low dn. payment on $49,500. Terms at 10%.
GALIANO BRANCH OFF. 539-2250 JEAN LOCKWOOD EVES. 539-2442
FENDER ISLANDSouthern exposure treed view lot. 2 BR cedar cottage with large sundeck & an additionalcottage for guests. $30,500VIEW LOTSl/3 ac. treed, cleared bldg. site, driveway $9500
ac., panoramic south view. $16,900
2 acs. mostly level, good soil, 230' road frontage on quiet rd. Power & phone avail. $14,500CALL MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271
SALT SPRING-ISLANDNEAR NEW3 BR - 2 level home on 1 acre of level fertile soil in Fulford Valley. Financing avail. Reduced to
PERFECT RETIREMENTAttractive 1QOO s.f. modern home, great seaview, on manicured Vs acre sewered lot, earlyoccupancy. $55,000EXCELLENT BUY0.46 acre on quiet road, close to lake $11,000. Owner wants to sell.FULL VIEWHundred Hills seaview, paved rd., piped water, quality homes on each side. Terms Avail.$26,500BUILDING LOTS2Yi acre lots, watermain, quiet area $17,500 - each.WATERFRONT0.91 acre W/F, 234' good yr-round moorage, east & west exposure from bide. site. Offers to$37,500
CALL BOB TARA EVES. 653-4435i BOX 69, GANGES, B.C.
WATERFRONTW/F home on 0.40 acre with 120' sandy beach. Ideal for retirement, 2 BR's, garage & fullbasement, with lots of extras. $65,000ACREAGE6.5 acres parklike acreage, piped water, power available $26,000. Terms.LARGE BUILDING LOT1.22 acres seaview, treed $17,500FARM & SEA VIEW0.3 acre Vesuvius seaview, piped water, power & CTV $18,500SUPERB HIGH VIEWGanges Heights 0.83 acre, seaview, treed, piped water, power $25,500
CAL MEL TOPPING EVES. 537-2426New quality 2 BR home on 0.45 ac. with fireplace, carport & planters $55,000BUY OF THE MONTH!3 BR home on 4 acs. in Ganges $47,500
0.33 ac., near shops $12,000
280' lakeshore, 1 ac., 2 BR's & carport, 1 & '/2 bath, quiet & charming $72,000
2Vi acres, secluded with easy access $17,500CALL JIM SPENCER EVES. 537-2154
$5000 REDUCTIONSuperior quality 2 BR home on 1 Ac. overlooking large expanse of St. Mary Lake. Lg. naturalrock fireplace in post & beam living rm. Excellent private sundeck with built-in brickbarbeque. Full basement, arbutus trees, 2 bathrooms. Now $72,900. Don't miss it!LAKEVIEW 10 ACRESPrivate driveway started - will be finished to suit buyer - pond beside view bldg. site.Absolutely private. Garden soil. Excellent terms avail. $37,500 Offers.VESUVIUS EXECUTIVE RETIREMENT HOMEArchitect designed. Excellent quality throughout. Charming, easy maintenance, landscaped.Large 2 BR plus, study, family room & Ig. stg. Double attached garage. 2 fireplaces &franklin in den. Covered "outdoor summer living room" with pastoral & sea views. One ofour finest homes on 1.5 acres. $125,000 Excellent terms avail. For appointment pleaseEXCLUSIVE CALL DICK TRORY EVES. 537-2236Move right in! 40' furnished trailer, truly parklike 0.62 acres. Water-hydro-telephone-cableTV-separate workshop & storage-excellent garden soil-orchard-Quiet seclusion with easywalk to Fulford village & ferry. Only $36,500VIEW LOT3.68 acres, frontage on Charlesworth Rd., Cudmore Heights & Don Orr Road. Road in,wooded, panoramic Ganges Harbour view. Only $27,500
CALL IVAN MOUAT EVES. 653-4463537-5515 ^_-__«^«______M«__««.^____«______«___«_
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THE CANADIANCROSSWORD #41
If you have something for this column: call Elsie Brownat 539-2480.
MAINLY AAAYNEBY ELSIE BROWN
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Answers onPage Twenty Four
The next important event to beheld on Mayne is the Lions AnnualFish Derby Sunday, July 31. Weighin is at 1 pm at Springwater Lodge,Miners Bay.
There will be cash and prizes forthe largest salmon as well asnumerous draw prizes. Fred Han-sen, chairman is assisted by RonMitchell.
The staff at the Museum haveobtained some interesting storiesfrom our Old Timers on the islandand visitors are invited to readthem. They appreciate the interestbeing shown by visitors and is-landers. Tea and coffee is beingserved for .25. The Museum isopen daily during the summer.
Young people have been workingon the Mini-golf Course and mak-ing needed improvements. Qubsare available from the Museum,free of charge.
Kay Adams is home after a shortstay at Lady Minto Hospital fortests.
Visitors have been their son anddaughter-in-law, Floyd and CathyAdams, with daughters Maureenand Virginia, of Creston. Also sonand daughter-in-law, Ralph andCarole Spencer and small sonBrent of Port Coquitlam.COMMUNITY SERVICE
Conducting the CommunityChurch Service at the ActivityCentre last Sunday was ColonelWilfred Ratcliffe, assisted by hiswife. They sang several duetsaccompanied by Colonel Ratcliffeon the guitar.
They told many interesting stor-ies of their work in the SalvationArmy which were well received bythe audience. An enjoyable socialhour followed the service.
Also assisting were Bill Sawyerwith Phil Jarman at the piano.Colonel and Mrs. Ratcliffe areformerly from Hamilton, Ontariobut now reside in Victoria.
Visiting George and Ivy Slinn"David Cove" have been theirnephew Ted Slinn and his wifeLiselott and family Eric andMichelle of Vancouver. Also visit-ing were Mr. & Mrs. A. Uehlingerof Switzerland.
Bill and Pat Dawson, GeorginaShoals, have been entertainingtheir grandchildren, Jennifer andGregory Dawson of Victoria.
Over from their home in Surreyhave been Maurice and Etta Reitzspending a week at their summer
home on Waugh Road. With themwere Etta's sister and brother-in-law, Verona and Dick Shannon ofVancouver. Some interesting newshas come to our attention.
It seems that Dick's grandfath-er Joe Collinson, was a brother ofW.T. Collinson, Margaret Ben-nett's grandfather. The Shannonshad a visit with the Bennetts beforetheir return home.
The Reitz' have returned from atrip to the British Isles and theEuropean Continent which theyenjoyed thoroughly. With themwere Maurice's sister and brother-in-law, Doris and Alfred Mitchelof Abbotsford.
Visiting the Alan Stewards at"Hardscrabble" has been Mrs.Jennie Botterill of North Van-couver. She was returning from atrip to Salt Spring in company withFoye Miles last week and was inher usual good spirits. She is asbusy as ever in the Senior Citizens'organization in North Vancouver.
Salt Spring IslandParks & Recreation Commission
This Week in RecreationMEN'S SOFTBALL: HOME AWAY
July 28 (Thurs.) 6.45 pm Kitchen vs LeggJuly 31 (Sun.) 1.00pm Dagwoods vs BillsJuly 31 (Sun.) 3.00 pm Police vs G.A.S.Aug. 2 (Tues.) 6.45 pm Dagwoods vs Cablevision
AWAY
vs Ganges Ladies
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL:HOME
Aug. 1 (Mon.) FullbrdMalcolm's Lcggs vs Kayc
Aug. 3 (Wed.) Kaye vs Ganges LadiesGerry's Fashions vs Fulford
All games start at 7:00 pm
FIELDFulfordGanges AGanges BGanges A
This ad is a public service provided by the Driftwood. It is up toyour group to get information and schedules written up anddelivered to the Driftwood by 5 pm Fridays.
© 1977 Coast to Coast News Services
Work of local craftsmen ondisplay at new showroom
Get
The Furniture Shop at Vesuviushas been expanded to include ashowroom where the work of someisland craftsmen is on display.
Thorn and Jane Tucker openedtheir business a few months ago ina building behind the VesuviusStore. They deal in the repair,refinishing and building of furni-ture.
Their new showroom is locatednext to the road near the grocerystore.
On display is the work of MikePatterson, Robin Grubb and DavidBanks, all of whom are islandwoodworkers. David Banks is agrade 11 student at Gulf Islands
Secondary School. There is alsomacrame by Rose Maki and photo-graphy by Michale Ryanc. ThornTucker's work is also on display.
All of the work is being offeredfor sale.
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537-2211
For aK your travel needs call:OLIVE LA YARDat 537-5455
If no answer ZENITH 6327 (BRENTWOOD)P.O. Box 40, Brentwood Plaza1207 Verdier Avenue, Brentwood Bay, BC tfn
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Galiano Island Rod & Gun Club
Annual Salmon DerbySaturday, July 30
Weigh-in 10 am - 3 pm at Sturdies Bay
L argest Salmon $50Many Other Prizes Draw Prize Value $75
Children's Derbyon Sturdies Bay Wharf 10 am - 3 pm
Followed By Derby Dance AtGaliano Hall Featuring REX WEAVER
30-1P Q O O O O Q Q O O Q O O O B O Q Q O O Q O O O O O Q O O Q O Q O O Q Q Q t t O Q Q f l Q O O o d
Galiano FiestaFAMILY FUN MUSIC * REFRESHMENTS
SALMON BARBECUESaturday, August 6 11 am to 6 pm
Bellhouse Field, Sturdies Bay
SPONSORED BY THE GALIANO ISLAND LIONS CLUB30-2
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Water wastage cost—energy and moneyBY BE VIS WALTERS(Secretary, Mallview
Water System)Few Canadians who on getting;
up of a morning, turn on their taps,realize what a great and ex-ceptional blessing they have in justhaving the water there.
Even fewer realize how luckythey are to have water that is ofgood quality and purity.
Of all the hundreds of millionsof people who share the earth welive on, less than one in every100,000 are able to turn on the tapand get water at will, and evenfewer can safely drink it withouthaving to boil it or treat it in someway.
Few nations look after itspeople's water-needs the way Can-ada does. Many nations think astand pipe at the corner or aconvenient well is good enough.Others pipe it in, but don't worryabout quality or purity, leaving theuser to cope with these problems.
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SICKNESS AND DEATHAsia houses two thirds of the
world's population, but with veryfew exceptions its inhabitants (twoout of every three of the people onearth) habitually drink and wash hiwater that would bring sickness,and even death, if used byCanadians.
Canadians are among the one inevery 100,000 who enjoy purewater straight from the tap. It isonly when you have lived in othercountries that you realize what awonderful thing it is to turn on thetap and drink without asking, "Is itsafe?", "Should I boil it first?"...
Even in the great and glamorousUnited States, the people do not doas well as Canadians, water-wise.In the big cities the water bubbleswith residula detergent, whilst,across the nation, a large per-centage of the people drink coffeebecause the water is not goodenough to make tea.HIS LI FELINE
hi the old days no one had toremind the desert prospector toconserve his water, for thosecanvas water bags on his burro'sback were his life line and hisinsurance.
Today, those who have the dutyof ensuring a good and steadysupply of water go to great troubleand expense to make sure thatwhen you turn on the tap, the watercomes gushing out, and it is asgood as nature and circumstancewill permit.
Constant vigilance and the ex-penditure of many, many dollarswas the price paid to get it where itwas wanted when it was wanted.Yet, how few of us think nothing ofwasting more water every day thanthe old sourdough used in a week?ENERGY AND WATER
Air and water are the greatestaids to living and, whereas mostpersons in recent years havebecome aware of the need toprotect the air, few people, in-cluding some of the most dedicatedenvironmentalists, worry aboutwasting water.
Before water can reach the tap itmust be pumped, purified andstored, all of which is only broughtabout by the use of energy. Towaste water is to waste energy. Tosave water is to save energy.
With simple steps and common-sense hi any household, large
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amounts of water can be saved, forwater conservation benefits notonly those who practice it, bat thecommunity generally. In the housesome of the most effective ways ofsaving water are: Toilets: Use themonly for what they are meant for;use the trash can for cigarette buttsand the contents of ash trays.
To save some flush water youcan weight a plastic bottle, fill itwith water and set it inside thestorage tank. This will reduce theamount of water used each flush.
Test for a leaking toilet byputting a few drops of foodcolouring in the tank. If it shows upin the bowl after a few minutes, itis leaking and needs a new rubberin the valve. Even small leaks can
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owner/operator of a TorontoAnswering and public steno ser-vice.
Intercept service on your pri-vate line will be available five daysa week between the hours of nineand five at the rate of $25 permonth. An alternate number towhich you can refer calls whenthere is no answer at your own isavailable at $17.50 per month forthe same hours.
Expanded hours of service aswell as paging and radio monitor-ing will be possibilities as thedemand arises.
Bulk mailing, copying and typ-ing services will also be providedupon request from the public at anhourly rate. Small businesses,service clubs and organizationsthat get bogged down in paperwork might be interested in thisservice.INVOLVEMENT HIGH
Many individuals besides com-mittee members deserve recogni-tion for the help they have extend-ed.
Mr. Reynolds provided his faci-lities and equipment at the GulfStation for monthly car washes.(The next will be held Saturday,August 20.
Phil Valcourt installed 70lines for the call board and builtextra wide doors to accommodatewheel chairs at the office in theValcourt Centre. Cyril Saunders,Martin Ogilvy and Cam Cartwrightbuilt the counters and file slots inthe office. The CB club has ralliedbusiness to the car washes and willprovide a radio for monitoring tothe service. B.C. Tel has been mosthelpful in the terms with whichthey have leased equipment.
Like all small business people,the employees of the service arecontributing their time until theenterprise, which is now breakingeven, generates enough income tocover salary draws. They feel thatgood service will draw additionalbusiness. Investing their time isworth the gamble.
Not all the employees arehandicapped. Some, like singlemothers or those around retire-ment age, find some difficulty incompeting for jobs.
Our mainstay at present isFrancis Small, whose pleasantvoice you will hear most often whenyou phone in. John Johnson,Margaret Mary MacCallum, Shar-on Allen and Len Bown fill out theroster.
They suggest that one missedcall could have paid the fee for theanswering service.
waste a startling amount of water.Showers: Having a shower uses
about 10 gallons a minute. You canbuy a shower flow control insertcheaply and it will save a lot ofwater. When you take a tub, potthe plug hi before turning on thetap.
Automatic clothes washers useabout 30 gallons a load. If youalways wash with a full load youwill save water and noticeablyreduce your Hydro bills.
Don't hose pathways: sweepthem!
hi the garden, water your plantsand grass: not the driveway.
Water slowly to get penetrationand reduce run-off.
Set your mower to cut high andthe taller grass will reduce evap-oration.
Water early or late and never atall on windy days. This avoids lossby evaporation. Make sure hose
connections are tight and fix holesand leaks as soon as they appear.Dig out weeds and cultivate fre-quently.
Whether your water comesfrom a well or a waterworks, ittakes energy to get it to you, sosaving water means saving energyand that's the national need.
Dry job asbeer isstolen
A Driftwood staff member wasa victim of crime last week when acase of beer was stolen from hercar. Vehicle was parked outside alocal hotel at the time of the theft.
"You can get awfully thirsty atmy job,'' said the producer of printdrily.
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