Wednesday, June I I , 1980 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Seventeen

ttracts morevstors

fast group and Xerox 102 and MaryMKfit's took third.

Whe Slower Group ChallengeRace was won by "111". Secondplace in that category was tiedbetween tubs numbered 241 and150. Lamberts made third place.

The Mouat's Mall Tenants' Ass-ociation Ladies' Challenge Trophyplus $50 went to Alison Farquhar.Second place honours were pickedup by Mott's 008 and Xerox 102captured third place.

In the Juniors Race, Lambertstook first prize and Ganges AutoMarine came in second. In theMen's and Ladies' Race, over 200Ibs., Xerox came in first, Xerox and102 tied for second and SaltSpring's David Bartle picked up aneasy third.INNER TUBE RACES

For the inner tube races therewere two trophies, the Duncan andDistrict Credit Union ChallengeTrophy and the St. Mary LakeResort Ladies' Challenge Trophy.

Walter Rumsby and Frank Ha-vies took the Credit Union Cup withNick Bergneck and Ken Milesplacing second and Gordon Hitch-cock and Peter Duke grabbing thethird place spot.

Phyllis Jorgensen and KarenDavies walked away with the St.Mary Lake Resort trophy, closely

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followed by Carol Gay and BrendaFranklin in second place andMargaret Simpson and LauriePerkins in third.

The Canadian Imperial Bank ofCommerce Rowboat ChallengeTrophy went to Terry and RobinWarbey. Matthew Coleman andCharles Bazzard took second prizeand Bob and Wayne Simons camein third.

Once again Erling Jorgensenwalked on water to take theGulfstream Supply Challenge tro-phy, leaving contender RusselMurcheson to pick up secondplace.

SABOT RACESIn the sabot races Alex Neish

took first prize and the Salt SpringLands Ltd. Challenge Trophy leav-ing second prize for Aileen Neish,third for Franz Beijk and fourth toAndrew Holler.

The Pemberton Holmes Tug ofWar Challenge Trophy for firstplace was awarded to the team ofSalt Spring Log Sorters fromBurgoyne Bay.

The only event postponed due toinclement weather was the LadiesSoftball Tournament for the RoyalCanadian Legion (Branch 92) Tro-phy. The finals in that event will beplayed at a future date.

A windsurfing demonstration without much wind brought these two menback to their starting point.

Relaxing on grass at Friday evening's concert in Centennial Park.Hundreds showed up to enjoy music and sunshine.

tues to be one of Canada's most versatileFriday was one highlight of Sea Capers.

1 Harbour's End Marina to let their mechanics Children were featured in many of the entries in Sea Capers Grand Parade Saturday morning.

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A name in a flashSHOP AT HOME

SELECTIVE LOGGING SERVICESOffers land owners an opportunity toobtain revenue without destroying theland's development or resale potential.

References, top market prices.Nanaimo 754-6606 Collect

NO NEWSIS BAD NEWS

Read theDriftwood!

Scotia Taxi

653-4618

K.M. Akerman

INSULATION$500 grant if your house

was built before 1961

653-4228

SALT SPRING

GARBAGECOLLECTION

SERVICE537-5821

QUALITY HOMES

Green:LorConstruction

Wilf Taylor 537-2155Ben Greenhough 537-5034

R.R.I Robinson Rd., Ganges

MERIT CABINETSSolid Oak Fronts

Attractive new styles & tonesFREE ESTIMATES — INSTALLATIONS

Ask for information about.IENN-AIR — THERMADOR — C H A M B E R S

and other quality appliances

D.A. SMITH - GEN. CONTRACTING LTD.653-4695 after 5.30 pm

WALTER HUSER & SONSCONSTRUCTIONResidential and Commercial

"QUALITY HOMES *ADDITIONS *DESIGNING•RENOVATIONS 'FINISHING WORK

30 years experience

537-2385 after 5.00 pmR.R. 1 Tripp Rd. Ganges, B.C.

INTER-ISLANDEXCAVATINGBox 101, Fulford HarbourPerc Tests, Septic Fields,Excavating,Drivewayr, Etc.Call Ken at

653-4435

La Fortune Contracting Ltd.Box 507, Ganges

QUALITY HOMESFoundations & Framing

537-5345 eves.

J & AOil Burner

ServiceJOHN COTTRELL

CertifiedOil Burner Mechanic

537-9314Box 226, Ganges

PalletElectric

Certified Class AElectrical Contractor

Quality Heat Specialists537-5615

Box 328, Ganges

Tired of the mud?Looking forward to the dust?

NOT NECESSARY!Call Duncan Paving for a free estimate!

DUNCAN PAVING LTD.Asphalt Paving Fully Guaranteed

Nothing too small or largeRESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL

Lancer Contracting Ltd.Commercial — Custom Homes

537-5453 or 653-4437Office: Lancer Bldg., Lower Ganges Road

BOX 352, GANGES

"Quick Completions"FREE ESTIMATES

Phone 748-2531and ask for Bill Wallis

Box 815,Duncan, B.C.

D.A. SMITHGeneral Contracting Ltd.

NEW HOMES, ADDITIONSRENOVATIONS, FRAMING

Large or Small Jobs — Contract or Hourly12 years experience

Ph. 653-4695 after 5.30 pmP.O. Box 1026, Ganges, B.C.

Painting&

DecoratingTEMMEL&

VOLQUARDSEN653-4239537-5188

theLandscapers

Garden Service

537-9561Box 613, Ganges

P. & B.PLUMBING19783 3rd Street.

Sidney. B.C.'

DO IT YOURSELFPLUMBING MART

8.30 - 5.30 Mon. - Fri.8.30 - 5.00 Saturday

656-2514

ADAMS, MANNHINCHEY & CO.'

Certifiedo AccountantsBeacon Avenue

Sidney, B C656-5551

912-1175 Douglas StVictoria, B.C.

Gulf IslandsSeptic Ltd.

537-9353Render Island:Ross-Smith Ltd.: 629-3573Mayne Island:Mayne Inn: 539-2632

STEVE WAWRYK

Bulldozing*EXCAVATING*DRIVEWAYS*SHALE-GRAVEL

537-2301Box 131, Ganges

DAISYHOLDINGS

* LAND CLEARING* SUBDIVISIONS

Call Norman Twa

537-9319Box 393, Ganges

H.L. REYNOLDS*TRUCKING

*BULLDOZING*GRAVEL *SHALE *FILL

537-5691Box 284, Ganges

Dave'sDrilling

&Blasting537-2618

Ken ByronExcavating

*SEPTIC TANKS & FIELDSSupplied and Installed

537-2882

Bulldozing*LAND CLEARING*ROAD BUILDING

Dan Akerman

653-4539

Government CertifiedContractorsw & w

ElectricFOR ALL YOUR

ELECTRICAL NEEDSWalter Fallot

537-5642P.O. Box 82, Ganges

M. HOGANMasonry

Fireplaces — BrickBlock Stone Tile

537-5340Box 387, Ganges, B.C.

KINMAC WELDINGPortable & Shop

Reasonable PatesDan McKinnon, prop.R.R. # 1, Robinson Road

537-5225

*Stucco*Fireplaces* Dry wall

Serving all the islands

537-9275R.E. Caspar

Plumbing&

PumpsDAVID RA1NSFORD

537-2013

ROY W. WHEATLEYPLUMBING &

WATER HEATINGJACUZZI PUMPS

Commercial - Residential

537-2722Box 898, Ganges

TAYLOR'SNORTH ENDPLUMBING

Commercial & Residential30 years experience

Ben Taylor RRl North Beach Rd.537-9352 Ganses

Salt SpringPlumbing

Jacuzzi PumpsART MUNNEK.E

653-4284Evenings

Box 18, RR 1,Fulford Harbour

SPEED BROTHERS

RoofingBox 1033, Ganges

Shakes - Shingles - DuroidJack 537-9750Gordon — 653-4234

Salt Spring - GalianoMayne - Pender

Simpson's ApplianceRepairs/

Usually same-day service to most majorappliances anywhere in the Gulf Islands

653-4335

The HouseTiddlers

Domestic and CommercialCleaning Services

Gardens, Windows, etc.

537-2753

TV SALES & SERVICE

Hitachi

537-

Service toall makes

43 Mouat's Mall

Don's Radio& T.V.

Division of Perkins Electronics

GERRY COERS

PAINTING"INTERIOR*EXTERIOR

537-2034

CustomCabinets

By contract our hourlyCUSTOM CABINETSINTERIOR FINISHING

FRAMING

653-4642Peter Melancon

Wednesday, June J l , 19^0-, ISLANDS PRIFTWOOD Page Nineteen

Handy guide to local servicesSHOP AT HOME

GULF ISLAND

DECORATINGSHOP

Valcourt CentreCarpets - Lino - Hardwood Flooring!

Ceramic Tile - Wallcoverings - PaintDraperies - Expert floor layer - Paper

Rent A CarDaily, Weekly,Monthly Rates.

OFFICE HOURS:9 am to 4.30 pm

Monday thru Friday537-5527

InsuranceALL CLASSES OF

INSURANCEP.O. Box 540,

B.C.

GULF COAST MATERIALSServing the Gulf Islands: Salt Spring - Galiano -

Mayne - Fenders

Hanger - Tile Man537-2752

PITTSBURGHPAINTS

Salt Spring Island GlassSince 1975

"HOUSE, AUTO & BOAT GLASS*SCREENS & AWNINGS (Custom made)*MIRRORS CUT TO FIT WALL OR FRAME*ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS (Inside or outside)*DOUBLE GLAZED CONVERSIONS*STAINED GLASS - LEADED WINDOWS

Dennis Marshall — Journeyman GlazierMouat's Mall 537-9298 Tues.-Sat. 10 - 5

SALTSPRINGINSURANCE AGENCIES wg.LTD.

Serving ALL the islands

Gulf IslandsWater Taxi Ltd.

24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE

Jack Hughes 537-2510^ Ganges

• READY MIX• WASHED GRAVEL• REINFORCING STEEL• DRAIN TILE• BAGGED CEMENT l_• CONCRETE PRODUCTS

537-2611Rainbow Road

Box 72, Ganges.B C

HEAVY BULLDOZING20 YEARS EXPERIENCE• Land clearing • Excavating •

• Subdivision Developing • Ponds '

BACKHOE SERVICECALL HEDGEHOG FARMS

Laurie Hedger537-9311

GangesAuto Marine

BACKHOE,DRILLING,PRECISIONBLASTINGSERVICESPercolation TestsSeptic Tank SystemsDrainage Fields'Insulated' Water LinesLand Clearing/

LandscapingSwimming Pool

ExcavationsBuilding SitesDrivewaysHigh Bank Beach Access

GULF ISLANDSLOWEST PRICES

DUNBARLANDS

LIMITED537-9612 24hrs.

We are reliable

Ganges

Appliance CentreAuthorized Dealer for

SPEED QU€EN, GIBSON.MOFFAT. MCCLARY

New & Reconditioned ApplianceSALES

FREE DELIVERYWe provide service

on appliances purchasedfrom our store.

Fuliotd-Ganges Rd. 537-9501Open TIMS - Fti 9:30 - 5:00Open Saturday 9:30 - noon

PETER'SAPPLIANCE

REPAIRSEnquiries or Service Advice

Call Access

537-9231 or478-4712 collect

HOUSE PLANSDesign & Drafting

Gary B. DuncanBuilding Designer

537-9201Box 647 Ganges, B.C.

SALT SPRING bobcat SERVICE825 MODEL

• Septic Fields • Ditching • Hauling• Landscaping • Back-Filling

Greg Coles: 537-9422 days653-4519 eves

TAYLOR'SNORTH ENDPLUMBINGServing Salt Spring

and all Outer IslandsCommercial & Residential

30 years experienceBen Taylor North Beach Rd.537-9352 R.R. 1. Ganges.

Bnfttooob

537-2? I ' l ST7-2613

VANDORT

WoodWindow& Door

Mouat's Mall11:30 — 5

Tues. — Sat.

*BOATS•MOTORSTRAILERS*CHAINSAWS

Sales and Service

-537-5509Bill's Engine Repairs

Shell Service*Automotive Repairs*Autobody Claims"Lawnboy Lawnmowers"Homelite Chainsaws24-HOUR TOWING537-2023 days

537-2428 Night calls

HARBOURSEND MARINA

For all your Boating andBiking Needs

HONDA & JOHNSON

537-2932

POPEYEBoat Tops

Live Bait Tanks - WindowsSoft Tops - CushionsCustom Upholstery

Free EstimatesFast & Reliable Service

653-4667Box 555, Ganges, B.C.

Like New Again!DON IRWIN'S

Collision &Repairs Ltd.

Desmond CrescentBehind Windsor Plywood

537-2513

Marcotte's Garage Autowreckers

COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICESTEAM CLEANING

WELDING24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE

537-9423 Gif Marcotte

Ganges Auto Marine Ltd.

* Wheel Alignment & Balance* Complete Brake Overhaul* Valve Grind Equipment* Ignition Tune Up* Lube, Oil, Filters* Superior Muffler

Call Jack537-5509

B.C.A.A. Calls 537-5509 Nights 537-2872 or 537-9883

24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE

Bruce FianderYOUR IMPERIAL

•Stove Oil

•Marine Dock

Salt sPrir>9Petroleum

Products Ltd.(GANGES MARINA)

133=•MARINE FUELS•RESIDENTIA

TRY THEDRIFTWOODCLASSIFIED

FORBEST RESULTS

ROB'SODD JOBSHang storm windowsSplit and stack woodTurn gardensSalvage removedYard clean-upPaint housesWill do inside work

537-2989

Gulf Island Window CleanersJANITOR SERVICE

CARPETS STEAM CLEANED

We also offer:• Carpet Guard Treatment

537-9841

* Professional Drycleaning* Weekly Laundry Service* Repairs and Alterations* Steamex Rentals

SaltSpring

* Drapery Specialists

drycleaners ltd.SUMMER HOURS

Tues. - Fri. 8:30 - 4:30 537-2241 Saturday 1 0 - 3

A.B.C. Carpet and UpholsteryCleaning Ltd.

*Guaranteed quality workmanship*Modern steam cleaning equipment

*Reasonably pricedCommercial & Residential

For Free Estimate and Appointment CallSalt Spring Drycleaners Ltd. 537-2241

The blacks are blacker than the ace of spades.The whites are whiter than any sheet.

And it's sharper than King Arthur's sword,Excalibur.

WHAT IS IT?A Driftwood photocopy, of course!

537-2211

DRYWALLSalt Spring Interiors

Free EstimatesTexture

*Professionaf Machine Taping537-2590

Matthews Bobcat ServiceR.R. #1, Mansell Rd.

Ganges, B.C.• Septic fields • ditching •• landscaping • driveways •

• backfilling • etc. •

Phone Blain 537-5724 eves.

Gulf Island Trucking & Aggs incBox 47, Ganges, B.C.

* Trucking * Pitrun * Peagravel* Screened 3/4" Gravel * 11/2" Drainrock * Fieldroc

* %" Drainrock * Sand

Box 250, Ganges, B.C.537-5312

Box 347, Ganges Eves.: 537-9209 or 537-9849 Office Ron - eves

Page Twenty GULF ISLANDS .DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, June 11, I98Q

C^ £1 1 1 Q n r\vJClllCtlliJ

Giii'iitiio's resident policeman forthe summer of 1980 is TomBethune. Constable Bethune hasbeen with Duncan RCMP detach-ment for the past year but has beentemporarily posted to the Gangesdetachment for the period of hisfour-month stint on Galiano.

Tom was born and grew up inKingston, Ontario. Despite havinga grandfather named Norman hedoes not know of a family relation-ship to Dr. Bethune of China fame.

On completing his training atRegina he asked to be posted toVancouver Island as he had visitedthis area before and was attractedto it. He expects and hopes toremain in B.C. for some time.

A week before his posting toGaliano, Tom married his highschool sweetheart; Mavis. As theyhave an apartment in Duncan andMavis has a job as a dentist'sreceptionist, she has not accom-panied him to Galiano but she willbe able to visit at weekends. Withtwo days off-island every weekTom will also be able to go hometo Duncan so the separation soearly in their marriage will not betoo hard to bear.

Although he received orientationadvice from colleagues and hadpreviously visited the island, Cons-table Bethune was surprised by thequietness. For the first two nightshe had difficulty sleeping becauseof the absence of noise.

He has enjoyed the welcome hehas received from islanders andfinds them easy to talk to as he ishimself. He does not anticipatetrouble but if it should happen hecan call on Ganges detachment forreinforcements. He believes that itis most important that visitors toGaliano know that there is a policepresence on the island so he makesa point of meeting every ferry hepossibly can, especially at week-ends. '

To many older members of thecommunity the summer policemanseems to get younger every year.This, or course, is an example ofMurphy's Law of Relativity for it iswe who get older and not they whoget younger. But talk to the youngconstable and you will find amaturity of view and a sensible andresponsible attitude to his dutiesthat should encourage and reas-sure you despite the apprehensionwhich arrives every year with theholiday period. If you need policehelp, call operator (no charge) forZenith 50,000.

A happy and rewarding summerto you, Tom.JAZZ CONCERT

Wednesday evening those

constable for summer isby island tranquillity

who^ttended the jazz concert atthe Community Hall shared aunique and powerful experience.Between engagements in Van-couver one of the premier raeggebands of Jamaica,'Ras Michael andthe Sons and Daughters of Negus,came to Galiano primarily for restand relaxation, but fortunatelyagreed to perform at very shortnotice.

Between 7 and 11 pm a cross-section of islanders ranging fromsmall babies to grandparents hadtheir senses assailed, not only byan unusual and almost hypnoticrhythm of drums, electric guitarsand tambourines, but also by thebold visual beauty of the primarycolours of the group's costumeswith their hats and vests knitted instripes of red, green, yellow andblack. All this displayed before thebackdrop of a huge banner.

Gradually the concert turned intoa dance as the music invited theaudience to take an active part, ameasure of the depth of responseof the listeners.HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Twenty-four people from Mayne,Saturna and Galiano met in thePage Drive Lounge on Sundayevening, as the Gulf IslandsBranch of the B.C.Historical Asso-ciation. Matters discussed includedthe raising of the membership fee,the necessity of evaluating theIndian motif screen owned by thebranch and the dispensing of fundsto promote interest in local historyin Gulf Islands schools.

Gulf Islands Patchwork is avail-able in island stores, at theProvincial Museum or from thebranch treasurer. Donald Newgave his delegate's report of theB.C.Historical Society's annualconvention held recently at Prince-ton. The highlight was an expedi-tion to the open-pit copper minewhich he illustrated well with hisown photographs.DEATH OF BOB CLARKE

On a small island such as ourstimes of sadness and sorrow areshared. On May 31 Bob Clarke diedsuddenly while busy with his boatoutside his home on Whaler Bay.

Bob and his wife Elsie came to,live on Galiano many years agoshortly after his brother, Alan, withwife Vivienne, bought GalianoLodge. Bob was a true friend tomany. In his quiet and unobtrusiveway he performed many kindaction which showed his lovingconcern for his fellow islanders.COMING EVENTS

Saturday, June 21 promises to bean "event-ful" day on Galiano. Notonly is the Women's Auxiliary to

Special Father's Day Offer!

20% OFFany man's

Timex WatchGet Dad a new watch this Father's Day at ourspecial low price.We've also got: shaving kits, shavers, pocket andhunting knives, lighters, after-shave lotions,soap-on-a-rope . . . all sorts of things to makeyour father happy on his special day.* Keep an eye out for our June Sale flyers in the mail, andwatch for our sale ad next week in this paper.

GangesWestern Drug Mart

KEITH RAMSEY

fOO, Mon.—Sat.iox 100. Ganges B C VQS 4EQ

537-5534 LES RAMSEY

the Fire Department holding itsannual Fire Sale at the Fire Hallbetween 1 and 4 pm but as this dayhappens to be the summer solsticemany other magical things mayalso occur.

Citizens of all ages, resident orvisitor, are invited to take part in aSolstice Parade assembling at 11am in Bambrick's yard, SturdiesBay Road, in simple costumes ormasks, on foot, horseback or ridingin a decorated car, truck or on abicycle. The parade route will windits way along Sturdies Bay Road toCentennial Park where a series ofevents is scheduled.

Musicians, however amateur,are asked to bring their instru-ments. The Sweet Adelines and theschool ukelele band are scheduledto perform as well as a group ofwell known renaissance playerswho hope to play the Pyramus andThisbe scene from Shakepeare'sMidsummer Night's Dream. Theinner man will be appealed to inthe shape of salads, barbecuedfish, corn on the cob and, sunshinepermitting, strawberry shortcake!

"

You know when some-one tells you to take awalk?Maybe they've got theright idea.

-J .U'alk a Nocfc.Tinl.iy.

For elegant evening dining ...Visit the Harbour House

Mai Kana" Restaurantat the head of Ganges Harbour.

. enjoy our four page menu, reasonableprices and smart European service.

... investigate our weekly weekend specials.The coffee shop is open from 8 am to 9:30 pm.

For Dining Room reservations phone the

3Hartumr B0u0e itotel537-5571

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The blacks are blacker than the ace of spades.The whites are whiter than any sheet.

And it's sharper than King Arthur's sword,Excalibur.

WHA T /S IT?

A Driftwood photocopy, of course!Yes, we fixed our machine and we can now produce the

clearest copies in town.

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Anewdetect Unen oyment

Insurance abuse.Most people getting unem-

ployment insurance play by therules. But some people don't seemto know that they can't take a joband collect benefits without tellingus they're working. That's whyemployers are being asked to sendus the starting date and SocialInsurance Number or extractsfrom computer payroll tapes foreach employee they hire or rehire.This information is cross-checked with the Social InsuranceNumbers of people receivingunemployment insurance benefits.Only cases of potential abusewill ever surface. After inves-tigation, anyone found receivingbenefits to which they are notentitled will have to repay them.

It may be an honest mistake.Some people forget or don'tunderstand they must tell Unem-ployment Insurance and reporttheir total earnings when they start

Social Insurance Numbers of newly-hiredemployees are now being cross-checked vrith thoseof people receiving unemployment insurancebenefits. Only cases of potential abuse willever surface.

a new job. In that case, repaymentis all that's required. But, apenalty or prosecution may followwhen the new system detectspeople wrongly collecting benefits.

If you are collecting unem-ployment insurance benefits, andstart a new job, please say so onyour UI claimant report card.

Employment and Emploi etImmigration Canada Immigration CanadaLloyd Axworthy, Lloyd Axworthy,Minister Ministre

Wednesday, June 11,'1980 GULF ISLANDS DRlFTWtiOD Page Twenty-One

What's happening at SaltSpring Elementary School?

BY IAN JUKESAh, the joys of June. The days

are long, the weather warm. Theskies are blue and the sun shines

rhigh in the sky.

This year has been particularlymemorable in this regard. Thechildren have beautiful tans (or is itrust?); they run barefoot throughthe grass (are those webs betweentheir feet?); and the sports aretruly summerish (water polo any-one?) Yes, June is truly a wonder-ful time, and the teachers here atSalt Spring Elementary are glad tobe a part of it all (I have to stopwriting, my nose is growing).

However, all good things mustcome to an end sometime - and endthey will June 27 (if we make it thatfar). Speaking for myself, it can'tcome too soon.

Imagine if you will, the joys oftravelling down the Island High-way for several hours while 10young savages direct from the blissand tranquillity of StrathconaLodge sing "100 bottles of beer onthe wall" all the way down, then upagain, as my poor van groansunder the load. Got the picture?TO TRACK MEET

Add to it that after the week inthe wild we head not for ourbeloved homes but for a two-daytrack meet in the wilderness ofVictoria.

Then, when you finally return toSalt Spring, you have just enoughtime to take a deep breath and thenbrace yourself for the sudden

onslaught as 50-plus Vernon stu-dents arrive for a week's exchange.Sound like fun?

Really though, it was all veryworthwhile. Strathcona was, asusual, an extremely educationalexperience overseen by a remark-ably professional group of leaders.Hats off to organizer Dave Chaseand his kitchen crew, Mrs.Holmes, Grandma Caldwell, Marg-uerite Lee and Sherry Hickman.FINISHED THIRD

The track meet? A great successas we finished third out of 50schools from outside Victoria. Thisin itself was remarkable as we weremissing several (10) of our out-standing athletes due to illness,exhaustion or other commitments.

There were many outstandingperformances, far too many tonote. Suffice it to say that theteachers involved were extremelypleased with the results.

And the Vernon exchange? Ledby a remarkable exchange teacherby the name of Jeffrey, who tookgreat pleasure in gulping rawoysters whole and generally dis-rupting the peaceful nature of thisisland (ask the folks at Vesuvius!)the children spent a happy weekexploring the beaches, farms andhomes on the island.

Special thanks to the Lloyds foroffering their farm; Mr. Christian-sen for the tour of the fish plant;Mr. Caldwell for making WalkerHook available; and Kathy Aker-man for imitation of Lloyd Bridges

down at Beaver Point. A specialthanks too, to the parents whooffered their homes to the Vernonchildren.SWIM PROGRAM

Speaking of Lloyd Bridges, ru-mour has it that our grade two'shave sprouted water wings underthe direction of the infamous KathyButtery as we continue the "Learnto Swim" program at the Leehomestead pool. Some 40 childrenare now learning the fine art ofstaying afloat, something thateight of them couldn't do initially.

Anything overlooked? Oh yes,the oft delayed public speakingexercise will take place Thursday,June 19. An information sheet willbe sent home with all the details.

And finally, hats off to the localprincipal and teachers who return-ed from a recent ice hockey safarisome $200 lighter thanks to arather clever thief (he looked intheir wallets). I understand it wasquite a swim home.

Next week, information on yearend closing, the primary sports dayand other assorted trivia. Untilthen keep your gumboots dry andthink winter (anything is betterthan this!)

ft7/i||laddin.

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For all your travel needs, please call:

ALADDIN TRAVELOLIVE LAYARD 537-5455Ganges Sales RepresentativeIf no answer, call our Main office atBrentwood Bay Zenith 6327 „„

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To the UnfitIf you just sit

You won't quitBeing unfi

parniopacnon•siKTHOT^®

Bangert & Van McclBUILDERS & DESIGNERSOF DISTINCTIVE HOMES

537-5692 or 537-9657

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MONTHLY INTEREST0 CHECKING ACCOUNTS

AT

Your Credit UnionInterest calculated and paid monthly on PERSONAL andBUSINESS accounts.Prompt monthly statements, including your cancelled checks.Low service charges.Age 55 and over - FREE CHECKING.

Drop in for full details and compare.

Duncan and DistrictCredit Union

"Serving the Islands"Head Office

89 Evans Street,P.O. Box 350,

McPhillips Ave.,uuncari, a.i uanges. a.u. vus - r.O. DIM TOO

Mill Bay, B.C. VOR 2POTel. 746-4171 Tel. 537-5587

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DEADLINE:MONDAY 4 PM.

All classifieds mustbe paid in advance. Noclassifieds are takenover the phone. Bringyour ads in to our officeat 121 Rainbow Rd. ormail with cheque ormoney order to Box250, Ganges, B. C.VOS 1EO

Classified RatesLiners: $1.75 minimum,

up to 25 words; 70 eachadditional word.

Semi-display: $2.85 col.inch.

Full, complete and sole copyrightin any advertisement produced byDriftwood Publishing Ltd. is vestedin and belongs to DriftwoodPublishing Ltd.

No copyright material may bereproduced in any form without theprior, written consent of DriftwoodPublishing Ltd.

For Sale

Gary'sFresh Cooked

Shrimp & CrabDAILY ,- FULFORD-GANGES RD.

PHONE 653-4428 ORDERS TAKEN

Galiano Island, huge map sheet andaerial photo. Very interesting.Includes land contours and lotnumbers. $5. P. O. Box 70, Galiano.

Fqther's Defy Special16OZ. STEEL

HAMMERSale Price *788

AAOUAT'S23-1

Propane Nordic Construction Heaterfor rent. 100,000 to 400,000 BTU's.Gulf Islands Propane Gas. 537-2233. ,tn

submersible pumps• jet pumps• centrifugal• irrigation• fountain• effluentREPAIR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Jacuzzi/Monarch DealerSpecial prices for contractors

GULFOTBElllSUPPLY

537-5733NOW LOCATED IN LARGER

PREMISES ON MCPHILLIPS AVE.

If you enjoy gardening, do it yearround, using an aluminum and glassgreen house! Write for free brochureto B. C. Greenhouse Builders, 7323 -6th St., Burnaby, B.C. V3N 3L2. Mailorders now available. 19-1-311

Record-A-Call telephone answeringsystems. Rent, lease, buy. Don'sRadio & T.V.. Ganges. 537-2943.

For Sale

PENINSULACHIMNEYSERVICE

Serving the Gulf Islandssince 1951

CALL DANNY BOYFOR PROFESSIONAL

CLEANING OF:* Chimneys* Stoves* Furnaces* Fireplaces* Boilers

For appointment, call 537-2923or 656-4295 (collect)

Outer Gulf Islands residents, callSidney number for appointment.

tfn

College courses at home! Speed-writing, shorthand, bookkeeping,business math. Full time coursesalso available. Contact DuffusCollege, 543 Seymour Street,Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3H6. Phone681-7567. tfn

Old toys wanted. Also anythingmarked Roy Rogers or othercowboys. Also old souvenir andcommemorative spoons and china.653-4260. 22-2

Film Processingand Enlarging is

our businessSalt Spring Photo

and Print ShopMcPhillips Ave., kitty corner

to Liquor Store537-5141

Mon. - Sat. 10 -5 pm.tfn

S.S. Lumber, 6535 Ford Road,opposite Forest Museum up Drink-water Road, second road on yourright, Duncan. 7/8 x 12 cedar bevelside, $325 bm, 2 x 4, 2 x 6 cedar$295 per sling load, 1 x 8 cedarchannel siding, $350 per sling load.3/4 x 6 cedar bevel siding, $ 195 bm;2 x 6 fir std. & btr. 10', $300 bm. '1 x6 rough yellow cedar, $495 per slingload, 2 x 4 hemlock, $265 bm.Delivery to Salt Spring, $18. 112-746-5041. «n

Kenton HouseGallery

Fulford-Ganges Rd.ANTIQUES - COLLECTABLES

LOCAL CRAFTS

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

537-9515 537-2224 eves.tfn

^Annie'sAccess

THE PHONE ANSWERING SERVICEMon. - Sat. 9-5

537-9231108 Hereford Ave.

23-2

Salt Spring FibresCELEBRATES

3rd ANNIVERSARYMany specials in store this week

Next to Village Jean ShopHours: Tues. -Sat. 11-5

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Check your Fire Insurance Policy orcontact us to see if you are insuredfor today's replacement value. S.S.Insurance Agency - 1972IM, 537-'5527, ' ait

For Sale7' cedar fence posts, $1.50 each.537-5788. tfn

TheHair Shoppe

Mouat's MallMon. to Sat. 8.30 - 4.30

537-2712Appointments not a I ways necessary

tfn

FLEXCRETEINDUSTRIES

600 gallon septic tanks, 4,6 & 7 holedistribution boxes, pump chambers,water storage tanks, 60" diameterwell casings - water capacity is 123gallons per foot.

PLANT: 653-4422

RES : 537-2662ttn

Log homes and cabins. DaybreakConstruction Ltd. For brochure orfurther information, contact GeorgeDonovan, Box 777, 100 Mile House,B.C. VOK 2EO. Phone 395-2867(days) 791 -6676 (evenings). tfn

FAMILY HAIRCUTSHOURS: Tues. - Fri. 12 - 8 pm.

Next to Vesuvius Bay Store537-5746

TWIN GABLESSPEED WASH

(Crofton)

Drop-offLaundry Service

Wash, dry & fold - leave it all to us!Open 8 am — 8 pm

Mon. - Sun.

Phone 246-3112tfn

NEW APPLIANCESAutomatic washers, dryers, manualand frost free refrigerators, standardand self-cleaning ranges, freezers.We have an excellent selection instock now featuring brand namessuch as Speed Queen, Gibson,Moffat & McClary. We provide freedelivery and we service what wesell. THE GANGES APPLIANCECENTRE. OPEN Tues - Fri 9:30 - 5.OPEN SAT. 9.30 - NOON. tfn

Honda 185 Twinstar candy applered, good condition, crass bars, sissybar, 13,000 km. (approx. 8,000 m.)$900 obo. 537-5171 eves. tin

HandcarvedSigns

of WoodFigureheads and Sculpture

TOM VOLQUARDSENNights, 537-5188

TRACTOR SERVICE» ROTOVATING* BRUSH CUTTING* PLOWING* HAY MAKING* ETC.

Ken Byron537-2882

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Flue Doctor, do-it-yourself ChimneySweeping kit, $49.95. 537-9422Access. tfn

Finished cedar lumber, 1 x 4 - 1 x 5 -1 x 6; 2 x 4 - 2 x 5 - 2 x 6 ; siding andfencing slabs, reasonable prices,

'custom quotes-. 537-9268 or 537-2088. 214

For Sale

SUPPLY

« c c i STCUESacudL

lltll %

537-5733NOW LOCATED IN LARGER

PREMISES ON MCPHILLIPS AVE.

Island Magic TouchHair design for the entire familyMcPhillips Ave. side entrance

Tues. - Sat. 9-5.30 PmThurs. eves, by appointment

537-9322tfn

Father's Day SpecialBlack & Decker

SANDER/POLISHERSale Price $1688

AAOUAT'S23-1

CUSTOM PLANINGOF FINISHING LUMBER

Wood Windows - Entrance Doors -Mouldings - Cabinets -

General MillworkC.W. McClean

20 yrs. on Salt Spring 537-2117

Father's Day SpecialBlack & Decker

PROFESSIONAL SAWSale Price $6995

AAOUAT'S

PegasusGallery

OF CANADIAN ARTMOUAT'S MALL

Picture Framing — RestoringPaintings & Prints

By West Coast Artists.Original B.C. Jade carvings.

Unusual brass, etc.Open 10 am to 5 pm

Tuesday through Saturday537-2421

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Arrow canopy to fit % ton. $500.00.537-2377._ 23-1

TWIN GABLES DRYCLEANING

Corner of Joan & Queen, Crofton

FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICEREASONABLE RATES

10% discount for seniorsOpen Mon. to Fri. 9-5

Saturdays 9- noon

246-3112Camping equipment at GulfstreamSupply, McPhillips Ave., 537-5733.

GREEN ISLAND1

*Tree Falling^Clearing"Selective thinning*Firewood cut

GREEN ISLAND CONTRACTING537-2564

For Sale

15 MinutePassport Photos

SALT SPRING PHOTOAND PRINT SHOP

McPhillips Avenue,Kitty corner to Liquor store.

537-5141Mon. - Sat. 10 to 5 pm.

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Fuller Brush, Rawleigh and Shakleerepresentative. If I miss you...phone537-5101. Gavin Reynolds, Ganges.

Window screens. Make your ownwith screening and frames fromGulfstream Supply, McPhillips Ave.,537-5733. tfn

S & E SALVAGEFREE SCRAP CAR PICK-UP

No wheels: no problemPHONE — 537-9373

21-6

Outdoor Furniture"CEDARFOLD"

Unique, comfortable & SAME PRICEAS LAST YEAR - see it today!

Foxglove22-1

Mahogany buffet, excellent con-dition $300., arborite kitchen tableand 6 chairs $50. Bed chesterfield(like new) $200., arborite desk, $40.537-9849.

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FIREWOODOrder early for dry wood this winter.

QUICK DELIVERY653-4228 anytime

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Peter'sAppliance

RepairsEnquiries or

Service AdviceAccess 537-9231

or Collect 478-4712

Beautiful mahogany hutch, 120 in-ches long, 76 inches high • $500. 537-5612.

. 23-1Free. One room-sized carpet beinggiven away as door prize at GulfIsland Decorating, Valcourt Centre.Entries received until 4 p.m., June14.

23-1

Father's Day GiftTROLLING ROD

OUTFITRod, reel, line,

flasher, lure. *4575

MOUAT'S23-1

Visit our shop on Morningside Drivein Fulford Harbour. We have a wideassortment of handcrafted itemsmade by many island artisans.

STORE HOURS: Wed. - Sun. 11-4

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Wednesday, June 11 , 1980 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Three

For SaleGREAT BURGERS — FANTASTICBREAKFAST — RIBS & BEANS -SANDWICHES • SALADSSOUPS — SPECIALS — PIZZA -

LICENSED PREMISESDagwoods537-9323Valcourt Centre

Mon - Sat 7 - 8; Sun - 9 - 4

Father's Day GiftTIMEX WATCHES

$2195to $6995

MOUAT'S23-1

Doors! B. C.'s lowest prices! Pre-hung Interior, $23.80; solid Exteriorpre-hung, $59; Panelled doors, $39.Closet bi-folds, $17.90; deadboltlocks, $9.90. Canada's largestselection! Write or phone for furtherinformation. Walker Door Ltd.,Vancouver 266-1101, 1366 S. W.Marine Drive, V6P 5Z9 or NorthVancouver 985-9714, 1 589 GardenAve. V7P 3A5. tfn

Forced air oil heater with heatingducts, $200. 537-5064. tfn

Denim covered couch & chair, ex-cellent condition $225. Upholstery &sewing of any kind, reasonablerates. Free fluffy kittens - somemales. Pat or Gary 653-4664.__ 23-1

Purebred registered English SpringerSpaniels, liver and white. Sire andDam imported from U.K. Excellentbird dogs and pets. Many field trialchampions in pedigree. Phone 593-4387._ 23-1

Piano TuningREPAIRS

REGULATINGRESTORATING

FREE ESTIMATESJIM FOGARTY

653-4692_ tfn

Beautiful, fluffy black & orange kit-tens. Some males. Mothers are goodhunters. Must be put to sleep if wecan't find owners. 653-4664.__ 23-1

Diesel tractor - 20 yrs old. Side haycutter, wooden truck canopy. Assor-ted wood, different lengths, use forkindling or building. Old chain sawsSports. Phone 537-9471.__ 23-1

OUNITED ROUSTS

OF CANADAHOWEBS BY Witt WOMD WIDE

"IT'S KNOWING WE CARE"Complete FLORIST serviceWired flowers Worldwide

Weddings — Parties — FuneralsMON. — SAT. 9 - 5.30 PM.

Delivery ServicePhone 537-2534 or 537-5165

for 24 hr. service

^ Garden Fa ireFlorist

Valcourt Centretfn

Father's Day SpecialEVANS TAPE RULE

3/4" x 16 ft., Sale $788

MOUAT'S_ 23-1

MEN'S HAIRCUTTING& HAIRSTYLING

112 Hereford Ave.Tues. thru Fri. 9-5byappt. 537-5121

— Redken— RK— KenraUnicure — Vidal Sassoon

Compuwriter JR., excellent con-dition, all gears plus 3 film strips.Will nri-ppf reasonable— offer.Available immediately. MerrittHerald, Box 9, Merritt, B.C. Phone378-4241. , . .

23-2

For Sale

MikeGogoCustom Cutting

SPECIALIZING IN:CEDAR - ROUGH and PLANED

ALL TYPES OF FENCING - ALL TYPESOF SIDING - ALL SIZES OF POSTS

AND BEAMS - FULL TWO INCH SIZEDJOISTS IN FIR

Buy Direct from Logger to ConsumerFOR PRICE QUOTES AND

INFORMATIONSiteQ, R.R.I Phone-24 Hrs.Nanaimo, B.C. Office: 754-6606V9R5K1 Home: 754-2276

SAVINGS OF 50%IS NOT UNCOMMON

tfnBE COMFORTABLE THIS SUMMER!Have cool, light dresses, skirts,

blouses and shirts made. Get lastyear's clothes repaired or altered for

this year.For information, please call

JOANNE DRAGOMIR537-9201

tfn1977 D6C, angle dozer, hyster freespool, ROPS, bush guarded, 80%U/C. Excellent. Dawson Creek$72,500. 1975 980B, g.p. bucket, fullyenclosed cab, third valve, 80% tires,recent major overhaul. Edmonton$87,500.1977 R200 P&H rough terraincrane, 60ft. boom, 20 ft. gib, G.M.power, low hours. Excellent. PeaceRiver $67,500. 1974 ML 200 Mountainlogger skidder, 200 h.p. class, newtires, Clark winch. Excellent. Cran-brook $30,000. 1975 D8K - angleblade with tilt, ripper, fully enclosedcab, checks out OK. Prince George$97,500. Phone 988-5685 or 324-2446.

23-1

Father's Day Special"LIL SMOKER" GRILL

Portable Bar-B-QSale Price $4188

MOUAT'S23-1

Speed Queen automatic wringerwasher $60. 537-9609.

23-1

BULK MULCHBark mulch by bag or yard. Loadyourself from our bins.FINE GRADE yd. '24.50COARSE GRADE yd. $8.50

FOXGLOVE23-1

2 sewing machines. Singer no. 115Treadle with oak cabinet, original in-struction book, & many attachments.Good condition $150.00. Singer earlyelectric in hardwood cabinet - also ingood condition. $80.00. Phone BethHill 537-2655.

23-1Westcraft aluminum opening win-dow, 3 ft. x 6 ft. with screen $25.00537-2553.

22-1

Annie's Music BoxGUITAR STRINGS

RECORDSTAPESGIFTS

BOOKSNow available in cassette only:

"REAL FANTASY"By Salt Spring Island's Own

HUCKLE

537-9421108 Hereford Ave.

23-1

Gulf IslandsAppliance Repair

Stoves, washing machines, smallappliances, tools, etc.Phone Caspar Davis

537-9503. tfrv

Walnut dining table with four chairs.A good buy at $200. Call 537-2785 af-ter 5 p.m.

23-1Burroughs L8000 computer;Burroughs PC2117 96CC Reader;Burroughs A9162 automatic magneticcard reader; Card sort file;Miscellaneous accessories. $5000.,o.b.o. To view contact Jon MacPhail,Downie Street Sawmills Ltd., phone837-5175.

23-1

For Sale

Father's Day SpecialTABLETOP

WORKMATESale Price $2888

MOUAT'S23-1

Natural high potency vitamins. Com-plete selection. Lowest prices inCanada. Prompt mail service. Freecatalogue write Vitamin Discounts,312 East Esplanade, Dept. 2B, NorthVancouver, B.C. V7L 1A4.

23-1Reefer unit, Thermo King. Gaspowered. Low hours. Medium tem-perature range. Ideal for producehauling. Asking $3,800. Open to of-fers. Phone after 9 p.m. 112-679-3054, Chase, B.C.

23-1.Moffat microwave, never used. $375.Hoover floor polisher, excellent con-dition $75.00. 537-5288.

23-1

537-2335CUSTOM CREATIONS

MOVED TO NEW LOCATIONNEXT TO VOLUME II BOOKSTORE

Mouat's MallDressmaking

Clothing RepairsAlterations

EmbroideryMinor Sail RepairsMargie Korrison Inge Villadsen

MON. - FRI. 9-12, 1-5Lunch Fri. 12-1.30

537-2335_22-4

Styrofoam incubator one year old,hold approx. 40 chicken eggs. Phone537-9291 after 7 p.m.

23-1Paul Bunyan fibreglass bow and 2arrows - $20. Lighted life ring forlarge boat - $25. 537-9237.

23-1

Keys Cut&

"Xerox" Copies - 200at

Gulfstream Supply537-5733

NOW LOCATED IN LARGERPREMISES ON MCPHILLIPS AVE

FloweringHouse Plants

Just arrived - Hibiscus (doubles andsingles); Gloxinia, Chrysanthemum.Also many ferns including Bostonsand Staghorns. Locally madestoneware planters.

SEE THEM AT

FOXGLOVE23-1

For SaleSpecial offer until June 26: Yourwedding photographed in colourwith up to 20 prints included. $60.00.Barker Photographic. 537-2217.

22-1Yard sale Saturday, June 14th, 9a.m.to 2 p.m. The great clean up and out:plumbing fixtures, furniture, sewingmachine, oil stove, vacuum, babythings, stereo set, junk and morejunk. ll30 North End Rd., betweenAcheson & Stark Rds.

23-1

Railroad TiesIdeal in landscaping retaining walls,etc. Heavy 8' lengths - treated.

Fiberglass panels. Attractive, heavygauge for fencing, carports, patios,plant rooms, barns, storagebuildings. Large selection. Pricesstart 24' - 84' sq. ft. NUFAB, 530-6201. 22470 Fraser Hwy., Langley,B.C.

23-1Registered black labrador pups,males and females, ready to go withtattoos, shots, wormed. From ex-cellent hunting stock. Phone 112-858-6284 evenings.

23-1

Heat Helpers— CO-MATE chimney cleanerprevents creosote build up—Large blade FANS for those highcathedral ceilings—Glass door fireplace screens—Kitchen ranges with water jacket

G. K. ARNOTT537-5853

9-alt.

Twin beds. Roll away cots. Wringerwasher. 18 cu. ft. freezer or trade forsmaller freezer. 537-2956.

23-1

Dff/FTWOOD Classifieds- GET RESULTS'

FOXGLOVE23-1

Guided SalmonFishing Charters

(25 ft. boat)AVAILABLE NOW

HOURLY OR DAILY RATES537-2510.__ tfn

COUGART.V.& StereoSales & Service

NOW OPENFOR BUSINESS

ALL MAKES, FREE ESTIMATESValcourt Centre

537-2623tfn

Westinghouse heavy duty frontloading automatic washer, $325.Viking 24" electric range, $259.Frigidaire multi-temperature elec-tric dryer, $199. Inglis refrigerator(deluxe model) 15 cu. ft. frost free oncasters, split cantilever shelves,butter conditioner, meat keeper, 2door, right hand open, Harvest gold,$399. Admiral 30" range. Harvestgold, $299 like new Moffat 30"range with warmer drawers, poweroven rack, white, $249. Admiral 30"range, easy clean oven, $289. G. E.cottage size range, $199. Admiralcottage size range, $225. Theseunits are reconditioned and guaran-teed six months. Free delivery onSalt Spring Island. The GANGESAPPLIANCE CENTRE. Open Tues. -Fri. 9.30 - 5. Open Sat. 9.30 - noon.

Father's Day Gift"Canada Cup"GOLF BALLSBox of 3. $275

MOUAT'S73-1

Admiral T.V., Black & white, 21 inch,$100; Hexagon commode table (ap-prox. 24 by 24), $50; Square com-mode table (size 24x24) $50; Coffeetable (size 23x59), $75; all tablesabove are a set. Umbrella & table,$15; desk, arborite top, 22"x60",$100; black ornamental bookshelving, $35; arborite table, yellow,& 4 chairs, $30; metal T.V. stand, $15;Homelite chain saw, 16", new, $150;poultry self-feeder (wooden) $12;metal kitchen garbage can, $2; Stovehood (copper colour) with electricfan, $10; fertilizer feeder, $10;Danish davenport 8 chair (olivecolour & mustard, with reversiblecushions), $65. Blond dresser - 4drawers, $40; dresser, 6 drawer, $45.Phone 537-5848.

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NEW HOMESBefore you start building, call ourlandscape designer. We can talkabut integrating your home and site,preserving the topsoil and helpingyou get the most benefit from yourproperty. Plan now - avoid problemslater.

THE LANDSCAPERS537-5232 - 537-9561

Quality 6 piece stereo system withcustom, hand-crafted stand. $1400.proffers. 653-4661.

ChurchNotices

SUNDAY, JUNE 15

Community GospelChurch

Drake Road, GangesSunday School, all ages:

10:30 amEvening Service: 7:30 pm

Bible Study & Prayer:Thursday, 7:30 pm

Pastor: Rev. S. Hildebrandt537-2622 537-5757

Ganges UnitedChurch

Hereford Avenue, GangesWorship Service: 10:30 am

with Sunday School forages 3-11 years

Minister: Dr. Vern McEachern537-5812 537-5817

Anglican ParishSalt Spring Island

St. George's -Family Eucharist - 9:30 amSt. Mark's -Matins - 11:15 amSt. Mary's -Holy Communion - 7:00 pm

Wednesday, June 18St. George's -Holy Communion - 5:00 pm

Rector: Rev. John Bailey537-2171

Catholic ChurchFulford - 9 amGanges - 11:15 amSaturdays: Ganges - 5 pm

Rev. Fr. P. A. Bergin

Mayne IslandSt. Mary Magdalene Anglican

Sundays 11.30 amRector - John Dyer 721-3939

Community ChurchSundays 2 pm in the school

Pastor: John Rodine539-5710

CATHOLIC MASSON MAYNE ISLAND

will be celebratedevery 3rd Sunday

Next celebration - June 22For more information call:

Tom Fitzgerald - 539-5310 oChris Frolander - 539-5498

ALL WELCOME

For SaleThermal pane window conversions.All sealed units and qual i tyworkmanship guaranteed. Call RoyCronin, Gulf Islands Glass. 537-2639 or Access. 537-9525. tfn

Father's Day SpecialROTARY TOOL TABLE

Sale Price $398

MOUAT'SGood natured springer spaniel needsroom, board and exercise June 13 for2 weeks. Call 537-9594.

LostLost during Friday nite concert, oneset of beads. 653-4434.

Found

Found: Reynolds Road off BeaverPoint Road._ 23-1

Photocopiesat DriftvjGod

Page Twenty-Four GULF ISLAND&DRIFTWQOD, Wednesday, June I . I , 1980

Livestock Help Wanted8 week old comet pullets. $3.50. ea.537-9237.

23-1

Hedgehog Farms, weaner pigs from$30.537-9311. ifn

2 purebred Suffolk rams, 1 yr. and 6yr. 537-5064. tin

22 month old comets. Laying 75%.$2.00 each. 537-2377.

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Cars, Trucks1971 Scout 4 wheel drive, newertires, custom interior, heavy dutyfront bumper with winch, $2,500.537-5833. tfn

71 Pinto station wagon, good tires,good condition, $1500. 537-5833.

HP1973 Dodge Maxivan, V8, 360, ps.,pb., auto., $1,500. 537-5476, 537-5733. tfn

69 Chev. panel, 4 sp., good order,$425. 68 CMC, 3/4 panel, 4 spd.tough worker, $350. 49 Chev., 3 t.flatdeck, restorable, offers. 539-2868 (Galiano). 2 1 3

77 Ford van. $4500. consider tradefor V, ton or 7537-2484.

23-1Wanted a small inexpensive reliablecar. Please call 537-2753.

. 23-1For Sale. 1975 Toyota P.U. has in-sulated canopy with roof rack. Newtires, wide rrirrors, low miles. Ex-cellent condition. Phone 537-2738.

tfnIt's a shame to leave Momma's lovelyM.G.B. out in the weather. If you arean MGB-GT admirer, you can't find abetter 1969 (wire wheels, chromebumpers & motor & brakes & newexhaust). This is not supposed to be acheap car to kick around but it is aclassic which should be given a goodhome and cherished. $3895. 537-9526.

tfn1978 Honda station wagon. 32,000miles. $4,250.00. Phone 595-5571.

23-173 Chev. Bel-air sedan, auto., P.S.,P.B., radials & snows. 537-5610.

23-11964 Biscqyne 4 door Chev. oneowner, recently overhauled (worksheets ( receipts available) new bat-tery, new windshield washer pump,auto, transmission, studded snowtires 8, spare. Best offer. 112 AldersAve., Mrs. Davidson, 537-2090.

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Boats

For HireBrand New 14 ft.

ALUMINUM BOATSFor fishing, sightseeing

picnics, etc.9.8 hp. motors

RENT BY THE HOUR OR DAY537-2510

tfn1978, 16ft. Double Eagle, 1978-70HPEvinrude, sounder, CB, AM-FM, etc.$5200. 537-2204.

23-1Wanted - smallest, lightest plasticdinghy, any condition. John G.Mastenbrock. 537-5751.

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18' glass over ply, 110 Volvo in &out, day cabin & canopy, tandemtrailer. $3,500. 537-5360. 22-2

Mobile Homes, TrailersTimpte Reefer trailer, 40x8 feet, 10h.p. Meat rails, plastic lining. Goodcondition. Phone Courtenay 334-4983or 338-1729.

. 23-11972, 22ft. Emperor motorhome,deluxe, one owner, excellent con-dition, cruise control. $9850. 539-5446(Mayne).

23-116' trailer. Propane stove, 2 wayfridge, port-potti, awning, hitch.Also suitable guest cottage or tem-porary home while building. 537-9778 evenings.

23-1

Mature women for domestic work, 3mornings a week. Also, boy for out-door work. Reply to Dept. "K", Drif-twood, Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS1EO.

23-1

Experienced sawer on mobiledemension mill. $15 per hour for theman plus a percentage of the prof its.Steady work in the Nanaimo area.Please write to: Mike Gogo CustomCutting, Site Q., R.R.1, Nanaimo,B.C. V9R 5K1. jfn

School District #50 (Queen Char-lotte). Home Economics Teacherrequired for the G. M. DawsonSecondary School in Masset, B. C.This modern grades 8 - 1 2 schoolhas a staff of 19 teachers and anenrolment of 240 students. Thisposition requires a solid backgroundin both foods and textiles. Sendwritten application complete withsupporting documents to: Mr. W.Roper, Director of Instruction,School District #50, (Queen Char-lotte), P. O. Box 69, Queen CharlotteCity, B. C. VOT 1 SO. Telephoneenquiries welcome at 559-8471.

22-2

AVONTo by or sell - call, Mrs. Guenthercollect - 652-2837 eves.

tfn

TRAVEL AGENTPart-time, previous experiencerequired. Write resume to Dept. E,Driftwood, Box 250, Ganges, B.C.

23-1

Work Wanted

ISLAND HANDY MANwith experience, 1/2 ton and toolswill cleanup, fix up and brush up

inside or out. Just give me a shout.537-9218 or 537-5135

alt

Work in newspaper or printing plant.Experienced in operating typesettingmachines, page make-up, adlayouts, photography, all darkroomprocedures. Jane Ramsay, Box 133,Sparwood, B.C. VOB 2GO, Phone 425-2281.

23-1Single Victoria parent seeking to ex-change outdoor or childcare work foroccasional country retreat space.Own transportation and campingequipment, (collect O.K.) 388-9427.

23-4

PersonalDivorcel $100 + filing fees. Weprepare your divorce papers over thephone - fast. For more informationcall the Law Shoppe of Jack D.James, M.B.A. LLB, toll free 112-800-663-3035 (in Vancouver areacall 687-2442). Chargex andMastercharge welcomed. «n

Incorporate! $200 + filing fees. Weprepare your incorporation papersover the phone - fast. For moreinformation call The Law Shoppe ofJack D. James, M.B.A., LLB, toll free112-800-663-3035 (in Vancouverarea call 687-2442). Chargex andMastercharge are welcomed. tfn

Does it feel like everything is goingwrong? It may help to talk about it.Call NEED Crisis Line. 386-6323 ortoll free from Salt Spring, Zenith2262. _«n

Are you living with (or near) a severedrinking problem? AI-Anon, Wed.1.30 pm. Catholic Church on DrakeRd. Contact 537-9549 or 537-2717.

Wanted To RentMy parents are coming to visit fromOntario and I would like to rent acomfortable dwelling from June 29 toJuly 6. 537-9544 or Vancouver, phonecollect, 251-4270.

23-1Wanted to rent unfurnished on SaltSpring Island. Two or three bedroomhouse or apartment close to Ganges,Rick Tolonen. 537-5813.

Wanted to RentNewly arrived RCMP constablerequires accommodation imme-diately for himself and family on SaltSpring Island. Phone 537-5555.

22-3

Wanted to rent one 12 hand ponywith saddle and bridle for July andAugust. Must be well-manneredand used to children. 653-4441

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Coast Guard employee and familywish to rent house/cottage on SaltSpring Island. May include option tobuy. Write E. R. Quaife, 7139 StrideAve.. Burnaby, B. C. V3N 1T6. 2 2 6

Vancouver couple with baby want torent house or cabin in Gulf Islandsfor one year. 736-2778 (Vancr.) tfn

Deaths Notices

Teacher with young child requires

Wanted - part-time bar waitress orwaiter. Please apply Dept. 'H',Driftwood, Box 250, Ganges, B.C.

22 2

permanent - immediate or futureoccupancy. Quiet responsible non-smoker with caretaking experienceand good references. 537-9644.

22-2

Employed reg. nurse, 2 responsibleteens, require 2-3 bdrm. cottage onSalt Spring, June - Sept. Call 721-3587 or write Driftwood, Dept. C,Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1 EO.

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Wanted to rent on Salt Spring - 2 or 3bdrm. house for responsible familyPlease call collect evenings to PrinceGeorge, 962-6996. is e

Business OpportunitiesMerle Norman Cosmetic studio forsale. Located downtown Quesnel.Great potential, excellent lease.Priced in low 20's. - 379 Reid Street,Quesnel, B.C. V2J 2M5. Phone 992-7028.

1Gulf Islands. Magnificent MayneIsland offers: Grocery, Freight lineon % acre, zoned Vi commercial, V4industrial. Taxes $700. G. Exc. water.Incl. owners suite and unfinishedhouse. Store 300 sq. ft. List of equip-ment available. Asking price$135,000. Gross sales 77/78:$168,000. Gross sales 78/79:$200,000. Excellent returns. Enjoyliving on one of the beautiful GulfIslands. This will suit active couple orfamily. Owners retiring. Must sell. Byappointment only. Call Bob orKathleen Dugas, Salt Spring LandsLtd., 537-5515 or 537-2834. Box 69,Ganges, B.C. VOS1EO.

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BirthsBURANDT - Manfred and Gayle ofPender island are pleased to an-nounce the birth of their daughterDANA ELIZABETH, born May 12, 1980at Sannich Peninsula Hospital.Weight 8 Ib. 6 oz. Proud grandparen-ts are Karl and Lisa Burandt of NewWestminster and Dick and BettyPooleof Salt Spring.

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For RentTwo bedroom house on '/j acre,stove, fridge, drapes. $350. a month.Maliview. 537-2702 evenings.Available immediately.

23-1Room for rent in four bedroom housenear Ganges. Must share kitchen,chores, 2V4 bathrooms and cost withthree others. 537-5377.

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GALIANO ISLAND,B.C.

Ocean front house - 3 bedroom,w/fireplace, spacious living room,spectacular garden/orchardacreage, magnificent view, boatdockage. Available July 1$500/month. Phone (403) 949-3834,Bragg Creek, Alberta.

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WantedKitchen garbage burner with pipesand fittings. Phone after 6 p.m. Van-couver 228-9868 Davidson.

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Recycle your floral containers, 50C,75C and $1 paid for clean, unda-maged bud vases, bowls, brandyglasses, etc. Garden Faire Florist,Valcourt Centre, 537-2534. 21-4

To trade garden gloves with smallleft handed female gardener. 537-2541. __==== ,

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Wanted - square cornered fridges,stoves, washers, dryers, working ornot. 537-9501. ' ,/n

ECKHARDT, Harry Lewis of LagunaHills, California, passed awaysuddenly here on June 5, 1980while visiting his daughter Ann E.Goran and two grandchildrenJennifer and Phillip. He also leaveshis loving wife Phyllis A. Eckhardtand a grandson John Keen ofCalifornia. Cremation, services maybe held in California. Arrangementsby Goodman Funeral Home, Gan-ges. 23 1

NoticesA.A. Meetings, Tuesdays andFridays, 8 pm. Open meetings lastFriday of the month. 537-2322,537-9212 or 537-2135. tfn

Salt Spring Island HomemakerOffice will be closed from 1 to 16June, 1980. In case of emergencycall 653-4541. 204

SALT SPRING ISLANDCO-OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOLRegister your 3 or 4 year old now fornursery school in September.Applications available at theCommunity Centre or downtown atGulfstream Supply. Call SharieLomas, 537-5476, for fur therinformation. tfn

Community Centre Emergency Line,24-hour service, 537-9212. tfn

SALT SPRING ISLANDHOMEMAKER SERVICEBox 307, Ganges, B.C.

Phone 537-9822Office Hours: 9 am - 12 noon

Mon. — Fri.

Need - Free for the asking-a listenerwho cares. Call NEED Crisis Line -anytime. Call Zenith 2262. tin

S.P.C.A.Lost and Found PetsGeneral Enquiries.

Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 5 pm.

537-2123Please send memberships &donations to Box 522, Ganges, B.C.

SALT SPRING ISLANDTRUST COMMITTEE

Trustees will be in attendance atRoom 104, in the Court House atGanges every Tuesday morningfrom 10 o'clock until noon. tfn

Bingo: every Monday night inCatholic Church Hall, Drake Road,7.30 pm. tfn

Happy Birthday Glen is the Menace.23-1

Artworks, Artworks. If you child isattending Artworks, reservationsshould be made, and fees paid, on orbefore June 25th. Artworks. 537-2816.

FAMILY CENTREPRE-NATAL SERIES

Early Pregnancy2 week course - $10.

Preparation forChildbirth

4 week course - $20.BOTH FOR $25.

If you are interested in taking one orboth of these course, please call 537-9648 - dates to be announced later.Classes starting early July.

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Baha'iBox 772, Ganges, B.C.Salt Spring 537-9624

Galiano 539-2834

This is the basis of Baha 'i belief: oneGod has gjyg"__men _one Faith

ssive revelations ofHis Will in each age of history ancTBaha 'u'llah reveals the Will of Godfor the present age.

. J23d,

Items for display and sale will bereceived at Mahon Hall on

Wed., June 25, Noon to4 P.M.Thurs., June26, 10to4 P.M.

Fri., June 27, 10 til NoonCAC membership is required.

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Coming Events

The AtticPROUDLY PRESENTS

1ST ANNUALFASHION SHOW

Sunday, June 22end of Castilou Way(off North Beach Rd.)

TICKETS — $3 at THE ATTIC537-5221

Old neat funky stuff, designeroriginals and moreLiquid refreshments

& entertainmentSEE YOU THEREI

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SAFETY-ORIENTED

First AidCo-sponsored by St. John

Ambulance, Victoria and SchoolDist. #64, Cont. Education

Wed., Thurs. June 18, 19 -3 -7 PMRm 4, High School — Fee $10

adults, $5 teensFor more info, call V. Newman at537-925JK 23-1^

CONT. ED. (SCHOOL DIST. #64)Carpenters, automotive and/ormotorcycle repair persons, electri-cians, plumbers — we are lookingfor people with lots of trainingand/or experience to teach adultvocational courses this fall incon-junction with Camosun College.Bring a bag lunch and meet Simon("Si") Vonk, Camosun's Coordinatorof Techn ica l and Vocat iona lPrograms, Friday, June 13, 12 noon,

Schoof Bd. office, Ganges.Coffee and juice will be served

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Saltspring Tennis Association

"MOHO21"TOURNAMENT

Saturday, June 14 from 12 noonA new style tournament for allplayers.Fees - SSTA members $2.00 and $1.00

Non members $4.00 and $2.00Pre-register by Friday 6 P.M.

Coll 537-5334 (days), 537-5483(evenings) 537-2459

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MONTHLYMEETINGSGulf IslandsN.D.P. Club

JOHN RICHOf Bowen Island

Chairman of Islands TrustTO SPEAK ON

"THE FUTURE OF THE ISLANDSTRUST"Thursday, June 19-8 P.M. ^

Ganges Elementary School LibraryEVERYONE WELCOME

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Summer Children'sProrammes

DAY CAMPJuly7-18Aug. 4 -15

'20. per session

DROP INJuly 21 -Aug. 1

Aug. 18-Aug. 29*2. per day

Registration to be announced nextweek. See this issue's write-up for

further info.Community Centre

537-9212

myone interested in tennis lessons"—sponsored by the Tennis Association

for the final weeks of June and July,please contact David Reid of 537-9844.

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We'dnesday, June IT, 1980

Coming EventsGovernment vehicle auction -- Satur-day, June 21st, 1 p.m. B.C. ForestryCompound, 3980 22nd Ave., PrinceGeorge, B.C. Contact Joe Work Auc-tions, Quesnel. Phone 747-1894, 992-2633.

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Legal

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIAMINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

AND HIGHWAYSSAANICH HIGHWAYS DISTRICT

Notice of intention to close Part ofCentral Avenue, adjacent to Lot 48,Plan 1422, District Lot 20, NorthSaltspring Island, Cowichan District.Notice is hereby given, pursuant toSection 11 of the Highway Act, thatit is the intention of the Ministry ofTransportation and Highways toclose Part of Central Avenue,adjacent to Lot 48, Plan 1422,District Lot 20, North SaltspringIsland, Cowichan District.Submissions in writing regardingthis intended road closure will bereceived by the District HighwaysManager, Ministry of Transportationand Highways, Ste. 103-4475Viewmont Avenue, Victoria, B.C.V8Z 5K8 up to 2:00 PM, June 10,1980.

G.W. Harper,District Highways Manager

Business Services

La FortuneContracting Ltd.

Fully equipped for any type ofconstruction including

FORMS FOR FOUNDATIONSOver 15 years of building homes on

Salt Spring and the Islands"FRAMING•FOUNDATIONS•FINISHING•RENOVATIONS•CABINETS

By contract or hourly537-5345 eves.

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D. A. SMITH

GeneralContracting Ltd.

•NEW HOMES•ADDITIONS

•RENOVATIONS•FRAMING

Large or small jobsContract or hourly

12 years experiencePHONE 653-4695 after 5.30 pm

P. O. Box 1026, Ganges, B.C.

Bill Goddu•GENERAL CONTRACTOR

*NEW HOMES AND FRAMING•RENOVATIONS AND ADDITIONS

537-5116' Box 552, Ganges, B.C.

VOS 1EO

JOHAN'S MASONRYCONTRACTING

Fireplaces — Retaining WallsCommercial Buildings

Free EstimatesJ. GERRITSENFulford Harbour

653-4562

Peter'sAppliance

RepairsEnquiries or

Service Advicejss 537-923roT

Business Services

Farm Tractor Service

All aspects of farm machinery workCompetent haymaking

MARK HUGHES 537-2226tfn

GENERAL TRUCKING537-5663

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FLOORING OF DISTINCTIONFir & Oak - Tongue & Groove

Layed, Sanded & FinishedOr discover the beauty of existing

wooden flooring in your homenow hidden by linoleum or tile.

Sanded 8 finished by

The SandmanFloor Finisha'

537-9860.23-3

Mrs. L. A. HydeBookkeeping

and Accounting537-9345

Real Estate WantedTwo or three bedroom house up to$75,000 in Sidney, Salt Spring,Duncan area. Condition and vieware factors. Lease back arrangementacceptable. Viewing of submissionsto commence June 24. Reply withparticulars to Dept. 'G', Driftwood,Box 250, Ganges, B.C. 20-3

RETIREMENT HOMEVancouver couple with lifelong loveof your islands seeks retirementhome, preferably on North Render.Galiano or Salt Spring. It should havea sunny position, garden, workspaceand a view. Some privacy but beingpart of your community is equallyimportant. We leave a home andgarden which have had thirty yearsof loving care and promise the samefor yours. Please write Dept. K, Drif-twood, Box 250 Ganges, B.C. ortelephone 266-8645.

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"Cash Buyer" Ocean frontage onMayne Island with house: Privateparties only. Phone Richmond 274-6006.

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Real Estate for Sale

CANADA TRUSTGulf Island Division

Something for everyone - ocean-fronts, oceanviews, treed lots,acreages, cottages, retirementhomes. A good selection on mostislands. Write or call Jim Leake 9437862, N. Pender Isl., 629-3464office. 278-3531, 6830 No. 3 Rd.,Richmond. tfn

Small cottage, approximately 2%acres, selectively cleared, drilledwell, approx. 300 gph., also citywater. V4 mile from St. Mary's Lakeat Le Page Road and Ensilwood.987-2621. tfn

LAKE FRONTAGE1.19 acres with 100 ft. frontage onSt. Mary Lake parklike property withlarge storage shed, boat shed andwaterfront deck. 2 br. 7 yr. oldmobile home fully skirted with largesundeck, $56,000.

537-5143 NO AGENTS PLEASE. 22-4

SALT SPRINGBuilding lot, Vi acre + bordering ongolf course. Residential area,$24,000. Contact Hedy Andersen.

Phone 653-4447

FOR SALE BY OWNERSide by side, one level duplex, 2 yrs.old, 1200 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms. Idealretirement. Close to sea with seaview, 3 miles from Ganges, sewer,water, cable. $84,500. 537-5171.

Collect 478-471 2

30 acres of farmland with orchard,30'x50' barn and modern 3-bedroom,full basement home. Located onpromontory with view of the Valleyin area zoned forS^acre subdivisions.Phone 795-5412 for more infor-mation. 23-1

GULF' ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

Real Estate For SaleFOR SALE BY OWNER

Side by side, one level duplex, 2 yrs.old 1200 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms on %acre. Ideal retirement. Close to seawith sea view, 3 miles from Ganges,sewer, water, cable. $84,500. 537-5171.

'/2 ACRE LOTon Salt Spring Island

with panoramic view of Gulf Islandsand Olympic Mountain. Goodbuilding site with trees, on hydro,paved road and water, $24,900.

RALPH KELLER385-9741

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ACREAGELove Harbour, 4.61 acres

$32,500. firm, owner may carry.537-2060

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By owner 1.10 ac. lot on Cedar Lane.537-5610.

23-1Gabriola Island (Hourly ferry fromNanaimo). Taylor Bay Lodge. 8 treedacres with 550 feet of beach, licencedbar and dining room. Beautifullocation. $320,000. Call collect NeilWork, 112-247-9622. Gabriola RealtyLtd.

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Card of Thanks

Many thanks for the Community -minded participants in Health Carefor Seniors sponsored by St. John'sAmbulance & O.A.P. Association foruse of Central Hall, D. Evanishen,Dane Parsons, Bob Wright, LindaHoover, Ted Baker, Erling Jorgenson,Don Funk and Glen Hanna.

23-1We would like to thank Trevor Taylorfor treating Salt Spring Islanders tothe oustanding performances of "TheSaint Valentines Day Massacre" jazzband, held May 31st. It was a fan-tastic concert. Sincerely, FrancesElde and Nicola Bell.

1_Thank You. To the many customers,neighbours, friends, organizationsand concerned folk who have givenso generously to the Chantelu Fund.We are pleased to report thatthrough your kindness we havereceived enough to cover their loss.We know that these two kindly ladieswill soon be back in businesscarrying on quietly as they have donefor so many years. Foxglove Farm 8Garden 8 Gavin Reynolds, AnnualProtection Officer.

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Thank You

Peter and Kitty Bantelwould like to thank:FIRE DEPARTMENTDR. NESTMAN ANDHOSPITALL STAFF

ALL OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILYfor the equipment and efforts ingetting our truck back out of thewater on Friday.

We thank you all.Peter and Kitty

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Too Late to ClassifyFOR SALEHome style espresso maker; coffeemaker; saw kit (18") still in box. Call537-2777 or 537-5109. 23-2

FOR SALEChesterfield come bed, old, $15; oldsmaller fridge working, propanespace heaters. Tel. 537-2214 after 6pm. 23-1

FOR SALES. S. Lumber, 6535 Ford Road,opposite Forest Museum up Drink-water Road, second road on yourright, Duncan. 7/8 x 12 cedar bevelside, $325 bm, 2 x 4 cedar $295 persling load. 3/4 x 6 cedar bevelsiding, $195 bm; 1 x 6 rough yellowcedar, $495 per sling load, 2 x 4hemlock, 10ft.. $1.50 each, 2 x 1 9fir, $375 per sling load. Delivery toSaltSpring, $18. 112-746-5041.

Too Late to ClassifyFOR SALEOld oak cupboard 2 doors, 3 shelves,$30; large tent, $25; new nails,unsorted, 35C Ib., sorted, 40C Ib.,National Geo. magazines, 1968-1979, $20. 537-5381. 231FOR SALECedar strip canoe. Sell or trade forGre tch or Gibson amplified acousticguitar. 537-5074. 23-1

FOR SALEGoing on holiday? We will house andpet sit. Local references. Call 537-2903. 23-1

FOR SALE77 Ford, 3/4 ton, p.s., p.b., 351 4spd., aux. tank. $5,000 obo. Phone537-9286 after six 23-1

Bare BoatSailing Charters

653-4323tfn

FOR SALEBaby buggy, can be taken apart forcar bed and stroller. Asking $45.537-2844. M-I_

WANTED TO RENTHouse or cabin wanted to rent assoon as possible. Young workingcouple, references. Please callcollect 642-5034, leave messge onmachine if not in. Advance depositsok. 23 4

REAL ESTATE WANTEDSmall lot, 1 acre or less on SaltSpring, Mayne, Pender of Galiano.Serviced lots most desirable. Stateprice, location and phone. WriteDept. M, Driftwood, Box 250,Ganges, B.C. 23-2

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Too Late to ClassifyREAL ESTATE FOR SALEBest buy on island - one acre ofmeadow, some perimeter trees,south exposure, needs well, only$15,900. Vendor may carry mort-gage. Call Mary Small at Gulf IslandsRealty Ltd., 537-5577 or eves. 537-9566. 23-1

REAL ESTATE FOR SALENew 2 or 3 bedroom home withsouthern exposed 2 acre view lot onBeaver Pt. Rd. Natural woods,tastefully designed and decorated.$79,900. 653-4504. 23-ji

WANTEDSpring horse and umbroller orstroller. Phone 537-9883 or 537-2995. 23-1

WANTEDTrailer for 16' boat. Call 539-2740(Mayne). 23-1WANTEDResponsible woman to sharecomfortable house for month ofJuly. Reasonable rent and manyextras - garden. 537-5003. 23.1

BOATSCal 20 & trailer. 7 sails, spinaker, 6hp. outboard and many extras.Phone 537-5084. 23-1

FOUNDPair ladies bifocal glasses, Lee's Hill,Fulford. 653-4642. 23-1LOSTEarloop bridle with cavalry bit and

, braided reins. 537-9893. 23-2

LIVESTOCKCommercial ewes include someFinn cross and some Dorset.Purebred Dorset yearling rams.Purebred Suffolk rams. SuncrestFarm. 537-5124. 23-1

Richard W. PooleNOTARY PUBLIC

Real Estate Conveyancing • WillsPowers of Attorney • Mortgaging

24-hour service

Phone: 537-2643. Box 569, Ganges «n_

GALIANO — NEAR MONTAGUE!Phillimore Point with all year dock.

This superb 200' plus waterfront estate features year roundprivate dock, 1200 sq. ft. immaculate home, fireplace, threebedrooms, balconies, two bedrooms, spacious front/rearsundecks and guest cabin. Pressure piped water. Approvedseptic system. Firm price $149,000.

Also entire islands and other primewaterfront properties.

Westland Real Estate Ltd.1401 West Broadway. Vancouver, B.C. V6H 1H6

KEITH BOWER 734-7655, 921-9175 res.•• ••MMMM^ We Cover the Waterfront'

FOR SALEWinch, 2000lb. forward andreverse. $195 obo. 537-9814.,-.

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

1718 MARINE DRIVE, WEST VANCOUVER926-6811 anytime

NORTH PENDER ISLAND

This very special property has unsurpassed easterly, southerlyand westerly views mostly over Swanson Channel. Completeprivacy on 5.9 acres of heavily wooded property consisting of1280 sq. ft. home which has some of Pender Island's oldesthistory built into it. A winding driveway gives you the feeling youare entering a paradise all your own. Sunrises from east tobeautiful sunsets in the west are some of the sights you see aswell as ferry ships, tugboat activity and fishing fleets passingthrough. This open beam 3-bedroom home is almost completedwith many built-in features. Truly an outstanding property at$131,600. Probably none like it on the market.Call now to make an appointment to buy a property that is likely tobe in the top five fast appreciation bracket.

'A' Frame, sunny location, facing south, sandy beach on BuckLake, $42,000.

Waterfront, Shingle Bay, $30,000.

I can show you 9 acres of waterfront on Bedwell Harbour for$89,000 or acreage properties to $700,000 or smaller acreagesdown to $6,000, if that suits your budget.

Other view hideaway properties from 1/2 acre to 100 acres.

You can enjoy the 'BAHAMAS OF CANADA' by phoningTED DEVER 629-3434

.or write to R.R. # 1, Pender Island, B.C. VON 2MO n

GULF INLANDS'DRIFTWOOD ''Wednesday, JUD& lll'

Tidepool

There aremanyvarieties

BY PEARL MacALLISTERWhen we think of crabs, it's

probably Alaska king crab ordungeness in the form of a crabcocktail. However, there are manyother kinds of crab.

Some local spider crabs willdecorate themselves with smallbits of sponge or algae. They teara piece off with their pincers andstick it on their legs or back withsome mucus. Some of them get socovered with camouflage that theyare very difficult to see in theseaweed.

Local hermit crabs will attach asea anemone to the shell they areliving in. When they change shellsthey transfer the anemone to thenew shell. Another hermit crablives inside a sponge. It started inan "ordinary shell but a spongegrew on the shell and graduallydissolved it, and so the crab justkeeps the sponge for a home.UPTO10FEET

The giant Japanese spider crab

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SPECIAL,£WEEK!RENDER ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE

943-3363 946-8521

Two bedroom year-and-a-half "young" insulated cottage, with ELECTRIC HEAT, PIPEDWATER, HYDRO, TELEPHONE (available), Nice VIEW of LAKE, paved road, good TREES. Easywalk to TWO ocean beaches, marina, store. 943-3363 ANYTIME.

CY PORTER $36,500. CY PORTER

ALL THE ISLANDS: — Beaches, Peninsulas, Views, Hideaways, Acreage, Homes.

PACIFIC SHORE REALTY LTD.

GULF ISLANDS REALTY LTD.P.O. Box 750, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO

MAYNE ISLAND - NEW LISTING

537-5577

Comfortable home with 2 bedrooms and den,efficient kitchen with dinette and large livingroom, 4 "pee. bath and good closet space.Opens on to spacious deck accessed fromfront or rear entrance. Lower level has 1bedroom suite with 3 pee. bath, largeunder-deck car park with double widthconcrete driveway. Home built greenhouse,good garden area and a metal garden storageshed. On .44 acre, piped water, close toGanges, hospital, golf course. $69,500.

BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE.50 acre view lot, Vesuvius, piped water,

building site, percolation, road access, allcompleted and ready for your builder.

- 2.21 acres and 1.83 acres on Cusheon LakeRoad, nicely treed and private, both havegood building sites, $23,900 each with termsor vendor will look at a discount for cash.

- 13.23 acres on Long Harbour Road midwaybetween ferry terminal and Ganges, subdiv-idable into 2.47 acre lots - $47,900.

HOUSES- 2 bedroom home on 3.05 acres $57,500.

4 bedroom home with view on 1 acre$74,900.

4 bedroom home on 28.7 acre farm $142,500.

For more information or prompt listingevaluations call,

SANTYG.FUOCO537-5577 - office 537-2773 - evenings

This beautiful 3 bedroom Spanish style familyhome is situated on over 2 sunny acres in thevalley which sweeps down to Miners Bay.There is a large vegetable garden and plentyof room for a horse and a few sheep. Thehome is truly immaculate. On the lower levelthere's a huge family room, large workshopand utility room. On the upper level the livingroom, dining room and kitchen all have viewsof Active Pass, while the bedrooms all enjoythe early morning sun. This is an exception-ally well built home with many uniquefeatures - $84,500.

ST. MARY LAKEThis super building lot overlooks St. Mary ILake and comes fully equipped with power]and running water. When you've selectively]cleared a few trees you'll have a sweepingview of the lake - well worth your viewing.$19,500.

* * *POTENTIAL MINI-FARM

The high ground at one edge of the propertysloping to the south would make an ideal spotfor your solar home and would overlook whatcould, with a little effort, be developed into a5 acre pasture. The price and terms are rightat $28,000 with 15% down and the ownercarrying the balance.

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WOOD LOT PLUS INVESTMENT

Purchase this alder covered 5 acre parcel nowand get started on your winter supply offirewood. "Park-out" the lot over severalseasons then realize a solid profit on theresale. Priced at $29,000 on easy terms.

DAVID DUKE537-5577 -office 653-4538 - evenings

SEA VIEW ACREAGE

Approx. 2 park-like acres, level, lightly treedwith cedars, easy access, excellent well,offers good water views with sunny exposure,$24,500.

NEARING COMPLETION -VESUVIUS AREA

A unique home designed to take advantage ofa sunny south slope. From its mezzanineentrance hall through to garden tool storage,this home shows the results of carefulplanning. Wood floors, thermopane windows,Fisher wood stove and 12 foot ceilings aresome of the features. Price of $86,000includes generous appliance allowance.

A PLEASANT WALK TOSTORE, FERRY AND INNThis open sunny building site is lightly treedwith cedars and has driveway and pondroughed in. $18,500.

SALT SPRING GARDENER'S HEAVEN

TONY HOLMES office 537-2758-evenings

OWNER DESIGNED AND BUILTThis one year old home is distinctive in layoutand quality.It is set on 1.4 acres of partially treed, arableland with an all year creek, establishedgarden and small pasture.The 1767 sq. ft. include the most graciousliving room-dining room 13' x 34' withfireplace, walls in windows, sliding glassdoors looking into the wooded glades, a peekat the creek and bird feeders in the trees.When formal living is not the order of the daythis area can be closed off, leaving a cozyfamily room with skylight, wood burningstove and a complete dream kitchen witheating area. From here a door leads outside toa large covered deck and a fenced backgarden with complete privacy.Two bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms andlots and lots of storage complete this one levelhome.The attached double garage is fully insulatedand lined and could be included as part of thehouse if needed.All this is situated in the Vesuvius area withsunny exposure and in a quiet location.

TREED LOT - $16,500

Vi acre in Hundred Hills, on water main, inarea of good homes.

537.5577MARY SMALL

office S

Wednesday,, June I I 1980 GJUJLf LAJNJDS. pfllFTWOOD Page Twenty-Seven

TidepoolFrom Page Twenty-Six

grows up to 10 feet across from thetip of one leg to another.

Some crabs live on land. Theyare mostly tropical crabs, and thereis even one that climbs coconuttrees and is so strong it can snip offcoconuts.

Ghost crabs inhabit tropicalbeaches. They live in burrows justabove high tide line, and sally forthat high tide to feed and scurry backto their burrows which they closeup during the day with sand. Theyare very amusing to watch as theydig out their burrows. They carry aball of sand in one pincer and tossit aside after having a look aroundto see that all is clear.

Male fiddler crabs have one verylarge claw and use it in elaboratemating rituals.

The pea crab is a very small crabthat lives in the mantle cavity ofsome clams and oysters.

These are only a small number ofthe large variety of crabs that livein the world's oceans.

Market attracts hundredsScene from recent Flea Market

at Fulford Hall. Because of itssuccess, another market is being

planned for near future, accordingto organizers. Event attractedhundreds of islanders.

Pitch-InAnd Smile

Islands-in-thcf\ f T f t*viULJr

Box 570,1EO

, .Real Estate Service

537-5521SALT SPRING ISLAND

RESORT AND CAMPSITE - in the sun onlandscaped two acres with fishing, swimming andboating from 800 ft. of safe sandy beach.Comfortable main house, store, two large Panabodecabins, six trailer hookups and 15 campsites. All for$200,000.

** *FOR THE HANDYMAN - $10,000 down gives youover an acre with restful sea view, arable soil &older home. All services. 3/t mile from Ganges. Fullprice $44,500.

***TWO LEVEL SERVICED BUILDING LOTS - bothwith seaview and 1 mile from Ganges. $19,500 and$22,500 with 25% down.

***MAYNE ISLAND

BUSY GENERAL CONTRACTING BUSINESS andlovely modern home with large water view lot. Earn$30,000, $60,000 or more, depending on yourwishes. One year's business booked ahead. Ownerretiring but will assist new owner to get underway.$99,500.

***LEVEL BUILDING LOT central location - could becommercial or residential. Plenty of well water.$15,500.

***12 ACRES - central location, good soil, timber &water. $52,500.

** *10 ACRES - good soil, pond site, timber. $49,500.

***LOTS, ACREAGE, RESORTSCareful attention to all your real estate needs.

JESSIE (PAT) JAMES537-5521 (days) 537-9556 (eves.)

WATERFRONT

SECLUDED % ACRE property with a level sandybeach. Good tree cover and several excellentbuilding sites. $55,000.

***WORK and LIVE on this SALT SPRING ISLANDwaterfront property. An excellent business opportu-nity with the owner providing much of the financing.

***VIEW LOTS

'/i ACRE SERVICED lot in 100 HILLS. EXCELLENTOCEAN views. $23,000. OFFERS.

***CHOICE OF TWO ACREAGES for under $20,000each.

***.7 ACRES VERY SUNNY. $16,500. Serviced.

***Vi ACRE WITH THE OCEAN LESS THAN 200YARDS away. $15,000.

** *HOMES

ROOM FOR THE KIDSThis home has plenty of space inside and out for thekids and even lots of room for Mom & Dad. Nearly 2fenced acres and a 3 bedroom 2 bath home priced$10,000 below replacement cost.

MAYNE ISLAND SEMI-WATERFRONTDistinctive semi-waterfront home on Mayne Island.In a secluded location with sheltered moorage and aboat launching ramp nearby. Large sundeck,greenhouse, fireplace and airtight wood stove. 10%financing available. $59,500. MLS.

RON McQUIGGAN537-5521 (Days) 537-9220 (Eves.)

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN 2 BR., Wi baths, sep.Dining Room, Studio for the Hobbyist, approx. 1100sq. ft. in area of nice homes. $52,500.MODERN CEDAR HOME 3 BRs., l'/j baths, L.R.with fireplace, sep. D.R., Sewing & Storage Rooms,1700 sq. ft. Seaview. $57,500.WATERFRONT - Older 3 BR. home recentlyrenovated, watch the freighters sail by. Offers to$53,000 - low D.P. MLS.CLOSE TO GOOD MOORAGE - Attractive & wellconstructed 3 BR, 2'/j baths, 2 fireplaces, largefamily room, many extras, south exp. $86,000. MLS.

Beauty Salon, Resorts & Businesses - drop in anddiscuss these.

FARM ON 10 FERTILE ACRES, pasture, fenced &cross-fenced, 2 BR home, cottage, barn, outbuild-ings, south exp., large orchard & vegetable garden.$120,000.WALKER HOOK 1 Vi ac. (6 x V4 ac. lots) frontage on2 roads. Offers to $32,500.OLD DIVIDE RD. Vi Ac. treed lot, fully serviced.$17,500. Offers.MALIVIEW DR. ViAC. Seaview lot. $16,900.ISABELLA POINT - across from beach. Vi Ac.$15,900. Offers.CLOSE TO GANGES - 2.85 Ac. ideal hobby farm,piped water. $26,000.

TTV W A I n

537-5521 (Days) 537-9754 (Eves.)

SALT SPRINGLANDS LTD.121 Fulford Ganges RoadP.O. Box 69, Ganges B.C.,VOS 1EOTel. 537-5515

FENDER ISLANDBuilding lot, just under 1 acre, nicely treed, southern exposure onwater system & hydro. $8,900.

NEAR PETER'S COVENicely treed high half acre lot with a huge arbutus, some view. Closeto beaches on water system & hydro. Vendor will carry. $14,000.

ACREAGE6.15 acres, southern slope, well treed with a view. $39,000.

VIEW HOME1025 sq. ft., 2 BR plus workshop home. High southern exposure withspectacular view, across the street from beach access. $62,000.

WATERFRONT HOMEPanoramic view of the San Juans, Gulf Islands & Olympics from this1250 sq. ft. split level home. Living room has a large stone heatilatorfireplace and conversation pit. 3 Brs, workshop & greenhouse.Excellent fishing. Close to nice beach at Peter's Cove. $85,000.

IDEAL RETIREMENT HOMEWaterfront home on 1.16 park-like acres. This well-constructedbeautifully maintained 2 BR home is a must see. Fireplace,workshop, rec room, large wrap around sundeck. $107,000.

Many more building lots from $6,900, views from $9,000, ocean frontand ocean front acreages.

MARG KEATING629-3329

Serving all the Gulf Islands

HILLER&TOYNBEE537-5537 P.O.Box 8,

Ganges, B.C. VOS1EO

L-shaped living & dining room with fireplace.I '/2 bathrooms3 bedrooms

Serviced water, power, phone andcablevision. Access is in. Full Price$22,500.

BERT TIMBERS (Days 537-5537, Eves. 537-5391)HARVEY HENDERSON (Days 537-5537, Eves. 653-4380)

LOTLevel lot on watersystem. Sunny location with excellent soil and view.Build your home and develop your own mini-farm on this 2/3 acre.Terms: Cash or cash to existing mortgage with payments of $145 permonth. Asking $19,500.

WATERFRONTWaterfront - 50 acres with half a mile of beach. This property on thelower slopes of Mt. Tuam at Cape Keppel faces south and offers a greatdeal of privacy with it& limited access. Terms available. Try vour offer to$185,000.

537-5537 (days) 537-2629 (eves.)

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SALT SPRING LANDS LTD.121 Fulford Ganges Road P.O. Box 69, Ganges, B.C., VOS 1EOTelephone: 537-5515

WATERFRONT RETREAT MAYNE ISLAND.55 acres on Dinner Bay - small 1 BR seasonalcottage on water system, hydro & 80' of waterfront.Ideal week-end hideaway. Hurry up and make youroffers to $39,000 cash.

Phone TOM HOOVER at our Ganges Office -537-5515 or SALLIE PUGH on Mayne - 539-5758.This one won't last long!

5.26 ACRE SEAVIEW INVESTMENTSpectacular seaviews and super investment optionson this readily subdividable 5.26 acre mini-park.Buy this one now before the owner subdivides. Or,make an offer on one of the two proposed lots.Better yet, try your offers to $48,000 on the wholeparcel. Vendor will complete necessary roads.

CHOOSE YOUR VIEWS ON THESE TWO'S

2.09 acre serviced lot with nice seaview possibilities.Hydro, well and paved road. Ready to build on.$23,000.

Or come see this nice level 2.01 acre serviced lotnext door with excellent vista of valley and distantmountain. $22,900.

Or, how about 2.0 acres nicely treed with valleyviews, well, hydro and paved road for $20,500.

5.28 ACRES SEAVIEW WITH EXTRASHere's a valuable double road frontage parcel withexcellent exposure and good building sites. Enjoyyour view, then take a short walk to the beach andmoorage area just a few minutes away. Priced rightat $40,000.

2.34 ACRES WITH MOORAGEAT YOUR DOORSTEPWhy pay waterfront prices when you can buy this2.34 acre southern exposed semi-waterfront lot with200' wide moorage area directly in front. Well,hydro, driveway. Nicely treed with pleasantseaview. Excellent buy at $33,800.

9.55 ACRES YOU'VE OVERLOOKEDYou must have missed this one. Where else can youbuy close to ten acres with the driveway in andarable land for only $36,500? Phone me for a closerlook at the possibilities on this one.

1.51 ACRES - 333' SOUTHEXPOSED WATERFRONTExcellent moorage area for smaller boat, variety of'good building sites." Hydro, water and drivewaysupplied. The value on this one can only go up.Offers to $59,500.

2.14 ACRES -FULFORD HARBOUR WATERFRONTIf you can find a better waterfront setting at thisprice, buy it! This one has 250' of walk-on beachfront, excellent harbour views, and is just a stone'sthrow from the village and ferry service. Build yourdream home beneath the spreading maple trees,and farm or garden the already cleared and seededgrounds. Older home on property could be a plus.Compare this one at $105,000.

CALL TOM HOOVER537-5515 or 653-4513

REGINALD HILLSouthwest facing

serviced strata lots on Fulford Harbour

alkway

CommonProperty

Two High Bank Waterfront Lots:Lot 5 $45,500.Lot 6 - . 39,000.

Four High View Lots:Lot 1Lot 4Lot 12Lot 13

35,950.30,400.34,950.34,950.

Bay, 1.97 acres,Also - Lot 22 - Privatesecluded. $96,000.

JUST LISTED! SATURNA ISLAND.51 acres, S.W. waterfront - $30,000..6 acres near school, water system & hydro.$12,500. Good terms.

SERVICED LOTS ON SALT SPRING

Corner lot - Dean Road - .36 acres - $18,500.St. Mary Highlands - .72 acres - $16,500.

SECRET ISLAND.22 acres, water - $22,500.

CALL IVAN MOUAT537-5515 or 653-4463

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VD3W ON S.S.I.!Spotless 3 BR & den & family room on 2 arableacres, fenced & X-fenced. New 2-stall barn! Only 5minutes to town ... & the view? Absolutely the beston S.S.I. - vendor will assist with easy financing -See this one!!!

103/4% FINANCING!Approx. $21,000 will make this great 2 BR homeyours! On .77 acres, close to beach. Property isfenced & has attached garage. Paved driveway.Built-in oven & stove plus drapes stay! Asking$59,000. Try your offer.

483' WATERFRONTAGE3 BR home and guest cottage on 4 ac. of fencedpasture to low bank waterfront. Private & sunnysetting. Offers to $185,000. This is a rare buy!Appointment only please.

NEW LISTING - LARGE OLDFARM HOME-2.98 AC.!Close to town. Private sunny setting w/ocean &valley view. Many fruit trees & garden area.Separate workshop. Garage. Has 4 BR, 2 bath,family room & so much more room. It's everyone'sdream to own this - make it yours. By appt. please.

NEW LISTING!3 BR, 3 yr. old rancher on Vi acre, close in. No thruroad. Exceptional kitchen, corner fireplace, largebath. Home is immaculate, exceptional decor. Only$69,700 with $40,000 assumable mortgage, 10'/j% -2Vi yrs. remaining.

JUST LISTED! 2 BR PANABODE ON Vi ACRE!Privacy & solitude. Sunny & spotless. $33,000assumable mortgage at 10%!! 2 years to go! Allrooms are large, franklin fireplace, fridge & stove,plus washer/dryer are included. Asking $69,700.

2 BR FULL BASEMENT - 1.65 ACREBetter than new - level arable land. Year roundcreek borders property. Sunny setting & close totown. Well built & ready for you at $69,900. Ownertransferred & must sell.

REVENUE WITH OCEAN VD2W!Side by side duplex. Walking distance to shopping.Super spotless on both sides with 2 BR each, largeutility rooms, large baths & roomy eating area.Vendor will accept Vi cash & balance at 12% - 3 yr.term. You can't lose at $87,500. Firm price.

LANDJust listed on Old Scott Road!1.45 acre - ocean view. $40,000.

View AcreageSouthern exposure - 3 acres - water system $33,500.

5Vi acres southern exposure, treed on paved road.Terms. $32,500.

Ocean view - 2 acres, hydro, water. $20,500. Terms.

Ocean view. Potential 24 acre farm, treed & someclearing.

CALL THE TEAM THAT SELLS!

BOB & KATHLEEN DUGAS537-5515 or 537-2834

MANSELL ROAD & CEDAR LANE1.11 acres of pretty wooded area with lots of sun.Near Ganges on a quiet street with water, hydro andeasy level building site. $17,900.

.74 acres - excellent building lot with trees. Wellserviced and sunny exposure. $16,500.

.87 acres - excellent inexpensive lot. Well treed anddriveway already in to building site. Water systemand hydro. $15,500.

l'/2 acres to build your dream house on. Sunny,elevated building site with some view. Drilled welland hydro. Near Long Harbour ferry. Good value at$22,500.

HIGH BANK WATERFRONTOver 5 acres of beautiful seclusion, sun and view, aswell as some arable land for a good vegetablegarden and a few fruit trees. Close to beach andgood moorage. 60,000.

CALL SYLVIA GALE 537-5515 or 537-5618

Exclusive area of attractive homes. Level V* acretreed lot with good building site and distant seaview. Water system and hydro. $25,500.

Unique spacious family home with gorgeous viewdown Sansum Narrows on 1.40 acres. Sunnyexposure, secluded, choice area. Possible 5 BRs,family room, huge workshop, piped water. Excellentvalue at $139,000.

Serving all the Gulf Islands

Wednesday, June I I, 1980'//; . ,V<GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Nine

Canada needs to be firm toavoid environmental damage

Artcraft details announced

Last week, I again raised in theHouse of Commons the issue of oiltanker traffic along the B.C. coast.Unfortunately, the response wasnot heartening. The Americanhearings into the oil port issuecontinue with no official Canadianinput. The Liberals are losing animportant chance to make Canadi-an concerns heard.

Canada is in grave danger ofhaving her environmental concernsover the issue ignored. Such wasthe report from two NDP collea-gues, Jim Fulton, M.P. for Skeena,and Bob Rae, M.P. for Broadview-Greenwood, who in May_met withcounterparts from the U.S. Con-gress in San Diego, California.

In their report they warned ofgrowing difficulty on several bilat-eral issues between the two na-tions. Fulton and Rae pointed outthat there has not been carry-overfrom the good feelings and grati-tude to Canada following theCanadian embassy rescue of Amer-ican diplomats in Iran.DETERMINED

Of specific concern to our ridingis the threat of increased tankertraffic transporting Alaskan oil to anew terminal in Washington State.Jim Fulton claimed that in spite ofclear dangers to the environment,und the detrimental effects onCanadian fisheries and tourism, a

Ottawareport

By JIM MANLY, MP

majority of American legislatorsseem determined to push thisthrough Congress.

Even the money available forclean-up in the event of an oil spillis woefully inadequate. Already theclean-up costs for the Gulf ofMexico blow-out have risen to $580million. For our coast the Amer-icans only set a figure of $100million when they approved theAlaska pipeline.

Recent Coast Guard studies haveindicated that the incremental ef-fect of small spills, leaks andseepage will be as destructive in thelong run as major disasters. Iron-ically, Frank Howard and TommyDouglas both pushed for a WestCoast Marine Pollution Act back in1%8 which would have given ussome protection. Neither Liberalnor Conservative governments,however, acted on this proposal.

If British Columbians wish toavoid the destruction of our coast-line, we must redouble our effortsto make the Liberal government

stand up against American oilinterests.

OTHER AREASIn addition, Fulton and Rae

pointed to four other areas whereAmerican interests are ridingrough shod over Canadian needs:the fisheries and boundaries dis-pute, acid rain, the Autopact andthe Alaska Highway pipeline.

In the east coast fisheries,Canada had made many conces-sions to Americans and negotiatorshad reached a basic agreement onthe proposed treaty. Now theAmerican senate is stalling andwants more concessions. So far,our fishermen have been honour-ing the treaty provisions but theAmericans have been exceedingtheir quotas.

It is time tor the Liberal govern-ment in Ottawa to be more forcefulin making our case known to theAmericans. We must be firm sothat future generations will not besaddled with needless environmen-tal damage simply because weallowed the Americans to ignoretheir part of the agreement reach-ed.

I would be interested in yourcomments.

With opening day set for Satur-day, June 28, the planners forArtcraft '80 last week announcedboth the dates and times forreceiving items to be displayed andthe policy governing this year'sshow and sale.

Items for display and sale will bereceived at Mahon Hall from noonto 4 pm on Wednesday, June 25;from 10 am to 4 pm on Thursday,June 26; and from 10 am until noonon Friday, June 27.

Policy being carried over fromprior years includes a restriction onitems assembled from pre-cut kits,paint-by-number art work and ce-ramics made from commerciallypoured molds. To facilitate book-keeping, contributors are beingasked to price all items to thenearest 25c. and to package smallitems in sets with a minimum priceofSl.

Approximately 200 of the pre-re-gistration forms have been distri-buted, and display space is expec-ted to be at a premium. If entriesexceed the space available, acommittee composed of membersof the various guilds will determineplacement for opening day. Contri-butors are asked to refrain fromsubmitting items which are not forsale but for exhibit only.

The annual Community ArtsCouncil Wine and Cheese Partywill preview the two-month-longsummer show at 7.30 pm on

Friday, June 27 in Mahon Hall, andthe show will open to the public at10 am on Saturday, June 28. As inprevious years, there will be a 25 c.admission charge for the show.

The Wine and Cheese preview isopen to all members of the ArtsCouncil, and 1980 membershipdues of $3 per person, whichincludes unlimited admission toArtcraft '80, may be paid at thedoor.

New drainfield fordowntownproperties

Work is under way in Ganges ona new drain field which will servethree existing buildings in thedowntown core.

Tom Toynbee of Mouat's Trad-ing Co. said Monday that hiscompany is upgrading the presentfacilities by putting in a new fieldbetween the K & R Store andLower Ganges Road. The field willserve Rita's Inn, the Kanaka Placeand the Gulf Island Trading Co.building.

Toynbee skid that if a sewersystem should be installed inGanges the field would be aban-doned.

Gulf Islands Branch,Box 929,

GANGES, B.C.

!! NOT THE LATEST MODEL!!

BUT IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A WELL-BUILTAND RECENTLY MODERNIZED OLDER HOMEsituated in a private cedar grove, close to town - thisis it!! Large carpeted L.R. with space for a Franklin,Family Kitchen, Dining room, 2 bedrooms, bath andutility. Stove & Fridge incl. Priced to sell at $52,500.MLS.

GARDENER'S DELIGHT - Nearly one acre ofdelightful gardens and lawns, with superior harbourand Mt. Baker views, close to Ganges. The wellmaintained mobile home is sited for maximum view,and offers comfort and convenience at a minimumcost. Added pluses include the large heatedworkshop, carport and storage areas and paveddriveway. Just listed at $49,900.

MINI-HOBBY FARM - 2.48 arable acres nr.Ganges, mostly in pasture with many fruit trees.The woodlot will provide fuel for the attractiveheatilator P.P. Two BRs, large family kitchen, bath,mudroom and front entrance. Separate workshop/storage. Good assumable mortgage. Now listed at

Jurv&eiton,

Phone:537-5568

FARMABLE FIVE !! - Already cleared and justwaiting for the slash piles to be burnt up. Nice andlevel, good soil, would be excellent for grazingsheep, and the bonus is in a possible lease of theadjoining 8 acres. Offers to $32,500.

** *LARGE RANCHER ON JUST UNDER AN ACRE -One thousand, five hundred and eighty square feeton the main floor. Ask your builder what he wouldquote just to build this house, than see the savingyou could make by buying this one below thereplacement cost. Large style kitchen, loads of roomin the 3 BRs. Family room and L.R. separated by astone P.P. Priced to sell at $81,500.

** *COTTAGE IN PASTORAL SETTING - Located inthe Fulford Valley at the foot of Lee's Hill. Level lot -arable and quaint. Offers to $34,500. MLS.

ARVID CHALMERS537-5568 (Days) 537-2182 (Eves.)

JUST LISTED - 2.14 acres of waterfront on FulfordHarbour. Phone for further details.

***10 ACRES POTENTIAL FARMLAND - in FulfordValley. Year round stream in back corner, andsprings for a pond. Views of Mount Maxwell. In areaof established hobby farms and attractive homes.$43,000.

** *PART OF AN OLD FARM - the watering hole stillexists. There are sub-division possibilities for these12'/2 attractive acres. Large cedar, arbutus and evena couple of yew trees dot these acres. About 2 milesfrom school, shops and public beach. $53,000.

DARLENE O'DONNELL537-5568 (Days) 653-4386 (Eves.)

GOOD VIEWS OF ST. MARY LAKE - This .68 acrelot on Woodland Drive is on a slight slope - ideal forbasement home. In area of nice homes - it has pipedwater, hydro, cablevision and is on a .68 acre lot..Hi,300.

SET IN A SHELTERED BAY

WITH SAND AND GRAVEL BEACH this 2 BRretirement home is one of a kind. Immaculate homehas Open Plan L.R.. D.R. and Kitchen combinationwith high beamed ceilings. Other fine featuresinclude stone P.P. with glass doors, Jennair range,garberator and Merit cabinets. Large Master B.R.complete with ensuite bath. Enjoy your outdoorentertaining on the large cement patio area withbeautiful stone B.B.Q. Extensive rockery area is amultitude of colours - very easy care!! Attachedguest suite is complete with 3 pee. bath, kitchenarea. Franklin stove and beautiful pine panelling.Room for a boathouse. MANY MORE FINEFEATURES. $142,500.

* * *4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME - with excellentseaviews from little travelled road on which it issituated, so giving seclusion and privacy. Wellconstructed with maintenance free stucco exterior.Good Family room, bright kitchen, double carportand large sundecks. Phone for further details.$87,500. ***

NEW LISTING - Immaculate 3 BR split-entry homewith covered entry. Easy care Vi acre lot. MasterB.R. has ensuite bath. Other features include elec.heat, paved driveway, heat efficient F.P. down-stairs, workshop, large bath downstairs, carport,large sundeck with seaviews. 4 appliances included!Artesian well is overflowing!! Many other finefeatures. £?•> ""» P**-"- H- "•=- "'-- -'''••-•-••

ANN FOERSTER537-5568 (Days) 537-5156 (Eves.) DALE NEILSON

537-5568 (Days) 537-5161 (Eves.)DALE NEILSON

537-5568 (Days) 537-5161 (Eves.)

Page Thirty GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, June I I , 1980

Driver convicted despitelack of tests by police

A man found asleep at the wheelof his car with a glass of wine in hishand was convicted on an impair-ed driving charge last week.

Helmut E. Bentzin lost his casein provincial court in Ganges andwas fined $400.

Defense lawyer T. E. Liberty ofVancouver argued that the evi-dence of the crown could not provebeyond any reasonable doubt thathis client was guilty.

Neither breathalyzer readingsnor the results of sobriety tests hadbeen included as evidence by thecrown.

However. Const. Bernice Hoppof the Ganges RCM P testified thatB e n t z i n ' s b r e a t h smel led ofalcohol, his eyes were bloodshotand he swayed on his feet.

"His words were mumbled and itsounded like he was speaking in aforeign language." Hopp told thecourt.

Liberty declared that Bentzinhad a distinct German accent andwas mumbling because he had justbeen woken from a deep sleep.

Liberty said, "I don't believe thelaw has gotten to the state wherecircumstantial evidence alone isenough to convict a person."

He also submitted that thebreathalyzer tests were not madebecause Hopp knew the readingswould not substantiate the charge.

But Judge D. K. McAdam didnot agree. He told Liberty that theabsence of all tests was notconclusive of Bentzin's innocence."If the behaviour of the accusedconvinced an experienced policeofficer that he was intoxicated thenI must agree with her convictions,"McAdam said.

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WATERFRONT HOMESituated on the southern shoreline of Mouat Point, this new, 3bedrm home of about 2400 sq. ft. is truly an exciting place to live.Custom designed to absorb the expansive sea views, the front ofthe house is all picture window. Many features include sauna &greenhouse. Level lot with rich soil & access to the sea. Marinanear. Cannot be replaced at $154,000.Package Deal - All furniture & appliances included. New, 2bedroom, post & beam home on level lot near beach andmoorage. $56,000.The ideal recreation home - Gothic arch; 2 storey, 3 bedrms,stone F/P, front & rear sundecks. Well-treed lot with S.W. seaviews. $52,000.BUILDING LOT - Treed, level lot with good gardening soil. Closeto beach. $9,000.

LYNN SMITH - 629-3366 eves.LOG HOUSEDelightful 2 bedrm log home with spacious open kitchen andliving room with stone fireplace. Ocean view and nearly an acreof privacy; garden. Convenient to store & wharf. $62,000.

JOY McAUGHTRIE - 629-6155HOME & ACREAGE5.85 Acres with older 3 or 4 bedrm home. Good garden soil andsome parklike treed highland. 1,000 sq. ft. workshop and doublegarage. $89,900.VIEW LOT1.7 Acres, very private; some ocean view; plenty of timber;private road in to sunny hilltop buijding site; community water.$16,500.

ROD SCOTT 629-3435 or 652-1298 eves.Well-constructed 2 bedrm, bsmt home on 1.35 acre. Large deck,acorn F/P, near beach and store but very private. $59,500.Comfortable 1,323 sq. ft. 2 bedrm bungalow; F/P, beam ceilings,deck, garage, w/shop, greenhouse frame; parklike, nr. beach &store. $59,000.Spacious, interesting new home on wooded % acre with seaglimpses. Over 1900 sq. ft. with 4 bedrms, laundry room, hobbyroom, etc. $88,000.Sunny seaview home with self-cont'd. suite on lower level. 2F/P, double c'port, Ige. deck; 1 V* ac. level farmland, barn. Partzoned commercial. $135,000.Cozy log cabin on small lot with sea view. 2 bedrm, 658 sq. ft.;fridge, stove and new parlour stove incl.; close to store & wharf.$27,500.WATERFRONT HOMENew 2 bedrm, open beam home on 1.89 acres with 146' S.W.exp. oceanfront. Skylight, stone F/P, huge deck; Very Private.Stairs to beach. $129,000.

BUHAIMUIOffice located on the dock at Hope Bay.Open 9:30 to 4:30 Monday to Saturday.

SALT SPRING LANDS LTD.121 Fulford Ganges Road P.O. Box 69, Ganges, B.C., VOS 1EOTelephone: 537-5515

THE 'ULTIMATE' WATERFRONT HOME!

4 V\0.72 Ac.

151.98'

ROAD

You have just found'your "dream home". Ideallylocated in fascinating Ganges Harbour lookingdirectly south on almost Vt Acre fully landscapedwith 130 feet of protected shell beach.FEATURES:Main floor - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spaciousmodern kitchen and 16 x 35 living room with ArizonaSandstone fireplace and large covered sundeck;

Basement - fully finished and has 3 bedrooms andsewing room, kitchen/laundry area and largerecreation room with Ranch Rock fireplace. Nearlyall appliances included.Double garage /workshop is 22 x 24 fronted by largecement parking space.Priced at $234,000.

CALL DICK TRORY537-5515 or 537-2236

GANGES VILLAGEImmaculate home on .49 acre with tall trees andsome ocean views down Ganges Harbour. Home hasoak floors, living room with fireplace, 2 BRs. Largefamily kitchen. Garage, storage shed. Road frontageon Park Drive 121' x 180'. Full price $64,900.

$2,500 DOWN PAYMENTHalf acre close to town with driveway and buildingsite ready. Water system. Full price $14,900.

View lot up the top of Charlesworth Road. Water &hydro in. Driveway in to building site. Owners willcarry A/S with low down payment. Offers to$24,000.

11 ACRES - THOMAS ROAD$30,000 with only $5,000 down payment. Trees.Creek. Meadow and rocks.

MAYNE - WATERFRONTVillage Bay on Spinnaker. Lot #147. Fantastic view'of Trincomali. Walk from ferry. $37,500.

WATERFRONT

Long Harbour waterfront. 1.87 acres with low bankwalk-on beach. Gently sloping land with lots oftrees. Well on property. Only $55,000.

Waterfront on Fulford Harbour facing westerly.Watch the sunsets and fix up this poor little oldhouse. Needs new roof and lots of tender lovingcare. Only $50,000.

Ganges Harbour - 101 feet of sandy ocean beachwith no steps to your beach. Creek flowing throughproperty and big trees at water's edge. Pricereduced now to $55,000. Try your offer.

Booth Inlet waterfront. 101 feet on this lovely sunnywarm sea inlet. Moor your boat on this property andfish the Sansum Narrows. Pasture land with trees atwater's edge. Lots of hawthorn trees. Only $24,500.

CALL BRENDA CORNWALL537-5515 or 537-2702

IDEAL SEAVIEW SUBDIVISION

234 subdividable seaview acres on Sunset Drive.The tentative subdivision plan is underway on thisspectacular seaview holding. Ideal 36 lot subdivisioninto seaview mini-estates and hobby farms. 128acres in rural zone, 106 acres in W-l. $550,000 cashor terms. Phone for appointment to view. Fullco-operation to island realtors.

TOM HOOVER537-5515 (days)653-4513 (eves.)

SYLVIA GALE537-5515 (days)

537-5618 (eves.)

Serving all the Gulf Islands

Wednesday, June 11, 1980 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Thirty-One

GIPSY enters businessCarla Howard and Eri? Donnel-

ly of the GIPSY class (Gulf IslandsProject Serving Youth) take breakfrom their work on Matthew andPhyllis Coleman's goat shed.Contract form for class to use next

fall was recently approved by GulfIslands School Board. GIPSYundertook two constructionprojects during school year.Profits will pay for class's field tripto interior this month.

Old Father HubbardOld Father HubbardWent to his cupboardto get his poor wife a bone . . .But when he got there(Tho his cupboards weren't bare)He found that his wifie had flown.

She was going to collegeAcquiring more knowledgeAnd now she is teaching some classes . . .She is finding to quarrelIs highly immoralAnd now she is preaching to masses . . .

She's becoming the starOf each new seminarAnd she's f inding it truly surprisingHow sisters and brothersAnd persona othersAre keeping her consciousness rising.

Her th inking is whirledMidst affairs of the worldAnd she's longing to nurture the whole human race . .The farther away.The brighter her day,As she charges from this unto that vital place.

And old Father Huhbard?Moved into his cupboard . . .Found it made for a co/ier life . . .Since he's usually alone(Just he and that bone)With barely a trace of his wife.

DangerousTREE TOPPING

• Falling, Bucking, Removal & Clean-up• The "Professional" Tree Climber

AERIAL RIG TRUCK CRANEwith

INSULATED BOOM JIB & BUCKET FORWORKING AROUND HYDRO LINES

Can we give you a lift?• 8 Ton Lift • 95 Feet High

Sensible pricesInsured

Art Williams"The Tree Man"

(Owner-Operator)Over 18 Years

R.R. #4, Ladysmith, B.C. VOR 2EO

h. 245-2598.

Down Through the YearsWith Driftwood

FIVE YEARS AGOIt couldn't happen anywhere

else, averred Mike Byron. WhenMay Day livestock exhibits werebeing judged the top dairy heiferwas criticized for the inadequacy ofher udders, but she passed everyother test and took the prize. Therewere some red faces later, when theyouthful owner explained "she"was a steer.

The middle school die is cast.There will be a middle school forthree of the Outer Islands. Fourthisland will go it alone. Last weektrustees of Gulf Islands SchoolDistrict approved the provision ofgrade eight facilities on MayneIsland to serve Mayne, Galiano andSaturna. They also promisedspokesmen for Fender Island thatgrade eighters on that island will beable to take that school year atFender School.

Residents of the Wallace Pointarea on North Fender Island willhave their first telephone servicenext month following completion ofan underwater cable-laying projectacross Bedwell Harbour. "I amhappy to learn that the residents ofWallace Point will have telephoneservice as of July 1 of this year,"said Hugh Curtis. Mr. Curtis com-mented on "the alarming isolation"in which the people of WallacePoint found themselves as a resultof uncertainty about public roadaccess from elsewhere on NorthFender. B.C. Hydro refused to erecta power line on a road which is indoubt.TEN YEARS AGO

Road signs advertising places ofbusiness, resorts or recreation areto go. The department of highwaysdistrict engineer has looked at thesigns with a "dim view", SaltSpring Island Chamber of Com-merce was told last week. Theclusters of signs for tourist resortswill not be removed, presidentGavin Reynolds told his chamber'sgeneral meeting, but they will notbe replaced as they deteriorate.

Boat launching at Ganges is easy.New ramp constructed by the SaltSpring Island Chamber of Com-merce is ready.FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

Police are investigating comp-laints .from residents of both SaltSpring and Galiano Islands ofmagazine salesmen who are allegedto be using unethical and forcefulmethods to sell subscriptions. Ap-

parently the salesmen are visitingthe islands via their own boat. Onestory alleges that the man, on beingasked for a receipt for a subscrip-tion, handed the receipt to a ladyand then grabbed her arm andtwisted it in order to force the ladyto drop the receipt.

Classified: The Ship's Inn an-nounces re-opening of bedroomaccommodation featuring eight twinbedrooms at $4 for a single and $6a double. For Sale: Large old houseon two acres. Excellent well, fruittrees, 3/4 mile from Ganges.$7,500.TWENTY YEARS AGO

Yesterday, the Sidney-Tsawwas-sen ferry went into operation. As apublic service for the readers ofDriftwood, we had the "Old Drif-ter" take the pre-inaugural run thatwas held last Thursday for thepress, tourist and government offi-cials. The trip took about an hourand a half from Swartz Bay toTsawwassen, and about three hours

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Two 12-year-old boys, JamesStevens and Derrick Harkema, areto be commended for some verysound wisdom. They discoveredabout three dozen sticks of careless-ly discarded dynamite on Tripp Rd.near St. Mary Lake. Wisely they didnot touch the dynamite, but phonedConstable Bonner. Constable Bon-ner contacted Geo. Heinekey whoblew up the discovered dynamite.Mr. Heinekey said the deteriorateddynamite was in a very dangerouscondition, and had it been picked upa serious tragedy could have occur-red. He emphasized that old dyna-mite, that has "leaked" the nitro-glycerin into one area of the stickwas apt to go off with the slightestmovement. Mr. Heinekey statedthat he is most willing to destroyany old dynamite that people mayhave laying about.

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Page Thirty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, June 11, 1980

Truck destroyed after brakes fail on hillDriver of a Kenworth gravel

truck suffered only minor injurieswhen his brakes failed on GangesHill Friday.

21-year-old Peter Bantel jumpedfrom the truck seconds before itstruck a concrete barrier andplunged into the harbour next tothe Imperial Oil bulk plant. Bantelestimated that his speed was about40 mph when he leaped from thevehicle, roughly 10 feet from thebarrier.

It took a cat and two front-endloaders several hours to pUll thetruck out of the water. Bantel hadonly recently bought the vehicle,which was completely destroyed inthe accident.

It was the second time in aboutfive years that a gravel truck haslost its brakes on Ganges Hill. Onthe last occasion, the truck came torest at the top of the bank betweenMouat's store and the K & R.

Peter Bantel stands besideremains of his truck after it lost itsbrakes on Ganges Hill Friday.Bantel was able to control vehicleas it careened through Ganges.Moments before it plunged intoharbour, Bantel leaped to safety.

Coal port proposed Packer aground on shoalsFrom Page One

Cranberry Bright District whichsurrounds Boat Harbour. Dr. KeithHammond, secretary of the Citiz-ens Steering Committee, toldDriftwood that his group is tryingto persuade the Nanaimo RegionalBoard not to rezone the uplandproperty. He said Mayo Holdingswill soon be applying for a changein zoning from residential to ind-ustrial.

He added that Premier BillBennett responded to a letter ofprotest from the steering committ-ee, stating that he was concernedabout the environment of the areabut that he was also concernedabout the economy of the province.

Hammond said that the coal dustcoming off the conveyor belts thatwould load the ships would blackenthe coastline of Stuart Channel formiles.WATER SHORTAGE

A shortage of fresh water in thedistrict, Hammond added, willmake it impossible to control thedust with water jets.

The committee is also objectingto the size of the vessels which willuse the port. The ships will have acapacity of 100,000 tons with adraft of 45 feet and a length ofapproximately 2,000 feet.

Mayo Holdings has also appliedto the provincial government formineral exploration rights in theCedar area and for rights to minecoal. There is no mining in thedistrict at present although coalwas mined in the past.

It is estimated that the coalhandling facility in Boat Harbourwould cost Mayo Holdings $50million to build and would employabout 200 people when in fulloperation.

Hammond said that British Pet-roleum, Netherlands of the Pacificand Imperial Oil are also seekingcoal rights in the Cedar district.

He noted that Boat Harbour isrelatively undeveloped now but haspotential for a marina and recrea-tional facilities.

Hammond said that Mayo Hold-ings made its plans public on May23. Since then the steering commit-tee held a public meeting whichwas attended by 250 of the approx-imately 1,200 residents of the area.The meeting, he said, voicedunanimous support for the steeringcommittee and a petition spons-ored by the group has already beensigned by 600 residents.

Hammond said he hopes toconvince the regional board toexclude any industrial develop-ment from the official communityplan now being drawn up for theCedar, Cranberry Bright District.

However, the power of theregional district to prevent such adevelopment is only marginal.

Hammond said that if the federaland provincial governments decid-ed" to go ahead then the regionalboard would be sandwiched be-tween them and the people of thearea.

A Vancouver packer receivedlittle damage after it went agroundFriday on Gossip Shoals, at theeastern end of Active Pass. TheDawn Raider went up on the rocksat about 7 pm and was pulled offagain later that evening.

Before Coast Guard vessels ar-rived on the scene, the CanadianPacific truck ferry Carrier Princessstood by while a sports fisherman

attempted to get a line to it fromthe stranded vessel. Before he wasable to do so the Mallard, stationedat Ganges, arrived, followed short-ly after by the hovercraft.

The two vessels were unable tofree the packer for about an hour,when the tide began began toflood. No damage or injuries werereported.

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