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Wednesday, May23,, 1979 I , .-.-. . <GUl£lSLAND&DRIFTWOOD. Page Seventeen
Handy guide to local servicesSHOP AT HOME
SALT SPRING
GARBAGECOLLECTION
SERVICE537-5821
MANN, MOULSON&CO.Certified
General Accountants24121) Beacon Avenue
Sidney, B.C.656-5551
912-1 175 Douglas St.Victoria, B.C.
386-3405
H A N S E N &MATTHEWS
Chartered Accountants2453 Beacon A \ e n u e
Sidney. B.C.
656-1421
( J E R R Y COERS
P A I N T I N G
537-9443
Painting&
DecoratingIT M M F I. &
V O I . Q l : - \ K D S r \653-4239537-5188
Plumbing&
PumpsDAVID RAINSFORD
537-2013
HARBOURSEND MARINA
For all your Boating andBiking Needs
HONDA & JOHNSON
537-2932
ROY W. WHEATLEY
PLUMBING &WATER HEATING
JACUZZI PUMPSCommercial - Residential
537-2722Box 898. Ganges
DAISYHOLDINGS
* LAND CLEARING* SUBDIVISIONS
Call Norman Twa
537-9319Box 393, Ganges
Dave'sDrilling
&Blasting537-2618
Salt SpringPlumbing
Jacu//i PumpsA R T M U N N E K E
653-4284Evenings
Box 18. RR I.Fulford Harbour
SPIT I I ) B R O T H E R S
RoofingBox IOH. Ganges
Shakes - Shingles - Duroid
Jack 537-9750Gordon - 653-4234
Sai l Spr ing - G a l i a n uM a x ne - Pender
Gulf PaintingServing all the Gulf Islands
»*Interior & Exterior
PAINTING - DECORATIN24 years experience
Fully QualifiedFor free estimates phone
537-2844
McDonald Supply Ltd.
Rock Work& Fireplaces
*Free Estimates*Work Guaranteed
F E R N A N D O & FRIASMASONRY LTD.
656-4513 or382-1162
P. & B.PLUMBING
9783 • 3rd S t ree tSidney. B C
DO IT YOURSELFPLUMBING MART8:30 - 5:30 Mon. - Fri.8:30 - 5:00 Saturday
656-2514
J & AOil Burner
ServiceJOHN COTTRELL
CertifiedOil Burner Mechanic
537-9314Box 226, Ganges
"UPHOLSTERING*DRAPERIES•SLIPCOVERS
free estimates - Freepick-up on any Gulf Island
DANISHTRADESMAN
537-9245If no answer phone collect
383-7621 922
H.L. REYNOLDS"TRUCKING
*BULLDOZING*GRAVEL*SHALE*FILL
537-5691Box 284, Ganges
Ken ByronExcavating
"SEPTIC TANKS & FIELDSSupplied and Installed
SEPTICTANK PUMP-OUTS
537-2882
Bill's Engine RepairShell Service
"Automotive repairs*Autobody Claims*Lawnboy Lawnmowers"Homelite Chainsaws24-HOUR TOWING
537-2023 days537-2428 Night calls
TV SALES & SERVICE
HitachiService toall makes
537-2943 Mouat's Mall
Don's Radio& T.V.
Division of Perkins Electronics
Flowers & WineShoppe
Your Professional FloristsRON AND JO MOGER
Mouat's MallWedding & Funeral FlowersFloral arrangement & plants
Phone 537-2231Anytime
.0,7 DAYS A WEEK
STEVE W A W R Y K
Bulldozing"EXCAVATING* DRIVEWAYS"SHAI.F G R A V E L
537-2301Box 1 3 1 , Ganges
Like New Again!DON I R W I N ' S
Collision &Repairs Ltd.
Desmond CrescentBehind Windsor Plywood
537-2513
PalletElectric
Certified Class AElectrical Contractor
Quality Heat Specialists537-5615
Box 328. Ganges
QUALITY HOMES
Green-LorConstruction
Wilf Taylor 537-2155Ben Greenhough 653-4353
R.R.I Robinson Rd..Ganges
GangesAppliance Centre
Major appliance repairService for most brandsNew & Used appliances"Speed Queen "Gibson
ROBERT SULLIVAN, PropFulford-Ganges Rd. 537-9501Open Tues.-Sat. 9.30-12, 1-5
HOUSE PLANSDesign & Drafting
Gary B. DuncanBuilding Designer
537-9201Box 647 Ganges, B.C.
FLOORCOVERINGS ANDAPPLIANCE SPECIALISTS
370 Gorge Rd. East |Victoria 1̂ .
BOB JACKSONCONTRACT SALEPhone Collect: 386-6745"Where the builders buy"
Bruce FianderYOUR IMPERIAL
"Stove Oil"Furnace Oil"Marine Dock"Ice
AGENT537-5312
Box 347. Ganges
MERIT CABINETSSolid Oak Fronts
Attractive New Styles & TonesT R E E ESTIMATES INSTALLATIONS
Ask for information aboutG E N A I R THERMADOR CHAMBERS
And other quality appliance!*
CALL: D.A.SMITH
GEN. CONTRACTING LTD.653-4695 after 5.30 pm.
Professional DrycleaningWeekly Laundry ServiceRepairs and AlterationsSteamex RentalsDrapery Specialists
drycleaners ltd,Tues. - Sat.8.30 - 5.00
Lower Ganges Rd.537-2241
SELECTIVE LOGGING SERVICESOffers land owners an opportunity to.obtain revenue without destroying the
Keep CanadaBeautifulPITCH-IN '79
Government CertifiedContractorsw& wElectric
FOR ALL YOURELECTRICAL NEEDS
Walter Fallot537-5642
P.O. Box 82. Ganges
Bulldozing"LAND CLEARING"ROAD B U I L D I N G
Dan Akerman
653-4539FRED'S
Bulldozing* Land Clearing* Excavations* Road Building* Hauling
FREE ESTIMATES25 Years Experience
Eves: 537-2822R.R. 2, Ganges
*Stucco* Fireplaces* Dry wallServing all the islands
537-2385R.E. Caspar
QUALITY HOMES*AIterations 'Additions
'Renovations•Kitchen Cabinets
Qualified TradesmanSatisfaction Guaranteed
AL DAV1SONCONSTRUCTIONRR I. Ganges, B.C.
537-2392
FOXGLOVELandscapingCommencing this summer
Call NowFor Early Service
537-5531
Spencer Bobcat ServiceServing all the Gulf Islands
Salt SpringSecurity
is 4/a
653-4335
HandyAndy's
537-2222
WANTPURE
SPRING-LIKE
WATERFROM YOUR TAP?
Free DemonstrationPhone: 537-9747
GangesAuto Marine
Professional
"CARPET CLEANINGGulf Islands Distributor
for"ISLAND JANITOR
SUPPLIES"HAUL JUNK &
GARBAGE"CLEAN WINDOWS*LOCAL MOVING"PAINTING"GARDENING
Special Rates for O.A.P
"BOATS"MOTORS"TRAILERS"CHAINSAWS
Sales and Service
537-5509Gulf Island Trucking
Box 47, Ganges, B.C."Trucking"Screened W Gravel
*Pit Run"Septic Fill
"Shale"Drain Rock
land's development or resale potential. Driveways - Excavations - Lot Clearing •Field Rock
mo 754-6606 Collect
rarkmg - Landscaping - AH small jobs J^
CALL BERNIE KNUDSON 537-2905 537-9452RON 537-5402 Eves
BLAIN 537-5724 Eves
Page Eighteen GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 23, 1979
[SPORTS]Men's softbattLangdons in top place,G.A.S. upsets Dagwoods
BY WAYNE TAYLORLangdons Loggers moved into
first place men's Softball on SaltSpring with a 22-6 victory over SaltSpring Cablevision. This victory,the third straight for the Loggers,put them alone in first place onegame ahead of Dagwoods.
The Loggers supported thepitching of Barry Walker withstrong defense and consistent hitt-ing.
G.A.S.-Driftwood upset Dag-woods Deli 12-11 scoring the tyingand winning run in the bottom ofthe seventh.
Dagwoods started the gametaking an early 7-1 lead after threeinnings. G.A.S. rebounded with sixruns in the fourth to tie the game.
HAMBURGERSWhite or Whole Wheat Buns
BURGER GALLEY537-9622
In the fifth inning G.A.S. took thelead 8-7 on the strength of JaySmall's home run.
In the top of the sixth, Dag-woods went ahead 9-8 as JimmyTaylor hit a two run home-run. Inthe bottom of the sixth Matt Smallof the local pressman hit a tripleand scored.
In the bottom of the seventh itlooked as though Dagwoods hadsecured the victory when DuaneReynolds hit a triple driving inDanny O'Donnell and Ron Moger.
The determined G.A.S. teamscored two runs to tie the game inthe bottom of the seventh beforeDagwoods got two out. With twoand a runner on third Peter Smallhit the ball to drive in the winningrun.
The highlight of this week'sschedule is the Friday night matchbetween the undefeated first placeLangdons Loggers and the secondplace Dagwoods. Game time is 6.30at the Little League diamond inGanges.
Salt Spring IslandParks & Recreation Commission
This Week in RecreationMINOR SOFTBALL
JUNIOR DIVISIONThurs, May 24 Pilots versus Red SoxThurs., May 24, Giants versus AngelsTues., May 29 Red Sox versus AngelsPEE WEE DIVISIONThurs., May 24 Yankees versus DodgersThurs., May 24 Blue Jay versus ExposTues., May 29 Expos versus DodgersTues., May 29 Blue Jays versus YankeesMEN'S SOFTBALLThurs., May 24 S.S. Lands versus CablevisionFri., May 25 Dagwoods versus LangdonSat., May 26 Pender versus S.S. LandsSun., May 27 G.A.S.-Driftwood versus PenderTues., May 29 Langdons versus S.S. LandsTues., May 29 Cablevision versus G.A.S.-Driftwood
Villadsen ConstructionBUILDING CONTRACTOR
QUALITYHOMESRENOVA TIONS - ADDITIONS - CABINETS
20 years on Salt Spring
537-5412 537-5463 tfn
CALL:
KEN'S DRILLING LTDNeed awaterwell?
Water Wells & Pumps
Call: DAVID RAINSFORD
Plumbing & Pumps
652-4406 or 595-1885 collect
ROTARY HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENTServing Vancouver Island & the Gulf Islands
GOLFINGwith Pat Doherty
Fifteen juniors turned out onMonday afternoon.
The putting contest was won byRicky Andrews and Paul Cotterell,who tied with 14. Steven Cotterellwon the longest drive on number 9hole. Andrew Hoeller might havewon it if he hadn't driven his firstball out of bounds.
On Thursday nine juniors cameout and took chipping and puttinglessons from Gordon Hutton, afterwhich they played nine holes.
The nine hole ladies' sectionhad a very successful day onTuesday, May 15, when 20 ladiestook part in the competition for theMarg Frattinger Cup, (low net).The winner was Gwen Ruckle.Runner-up spot was taken by AnnSober. The 18-hole ladies had a PinDay, and the winners were JoyTuckey and Shirley Parsons.
We are asked to remind all theladies once again that BarbaraHughes has offered her home andgarden to the ladies division of thegolf club, for their annual coffeeparty.
We are advised by generalconvener Louise Foulis that afashion show will be an addedattraction this year.SPONSORED BY MOUAT'S
This display of fashions issponsored by the Fashion Depart-ment of Mouat's Store. Jan Flana-gan and Migs Edwards are the clubmembers convening this innova-tion, and Marguerite Lee is com-mentator.
The general conveners areraffles, Irene Hawksworth andEloise Andrews; garden plants,Mary Pike; paperbacks, Vera Nich-ols; home cooking, Marjorie Cuttel;floral arrangements, Joan Millner;
Island teamsuccessfulat Sidney
The Pender Island Little Leaguebaseball team went to Sidney for adouble-header on May 12. Firstthey played the Expos and won15-2.
Michael Dever pitched twoinnings and struck out four. ChrisWatson came in in the third inningand got three strike-outs; six wentup to bat, he struck out three andallowed two runs. The Pender teamgot 13 hits off the Expo pitchers.Jamie Bradley had a field daygetting a three-base hit and atwo-base hit and a home run in histhree times at bat.
The second game was againstthe Sidney Spitfires, which Penderwon 7 to 4. They got nine hitsagainst the Spitfires one. MichaelDever pitched the first two inningsand allowed the only hit, but struckout three batters. Jamie Bradleypitched three innings and allowedno hits and had two strike-outs.
The game with the Spitfires was3 to 3 until the third inning, whenPender got four runs to make it 7 to4. In the fourth inning the Expos
i. Jamie struck out tfte
refreshments, Bunny Tiffin, Mad-elaine Hardy, Marg Frattinger,and Ruby McConnell; treasurer,Shirley Parsons; show cards, GwenRuckle; telephone committee, Ed-ith Owens, and publicity, BunnyJordan.
All traffic and parking hazardswill be ably taken care of by MarvinRussell and his willing crew.
Place, home of BarbaraHughes; time, 11 am to 1 pm, youare invited to bring a friend or two,a smile, and lots of sunshine onJune 6.
In the mixed two-ball on Wed-nesday, May 16, the winning teamfor low was Kas Black, RubyMcConnell, Stan Reid and GordonParsons.
The second low winners wereJean Jefferies, Libby Noble, andBob Marshall.PERFECT WEATHER
In the mixed two ball onSaturday, May 19, 34 playersturned out in perfect weather.
The winners were as follows,low net team, Mary K. Thomas,Audrey Smith, Gordon Hutton andBuzz Brown. Nearest hole onsecond shot, number 6 team, JoyTuckey, Jan Flanagan, Art Lloyd,and Tony Raynor. Longest drivenumber 9, Gloria Lloyd and EricBracher. Longest drive, number 7,Shirley Parsons and Nels Vodden.Later on there was a full house atthe smorgasbord put on by Helga.
The men are getting theirmatches played off in the MatsonCup, which is a good sign, and theodd upset is taking place here andthere.
The Inter-Island team will bepicked this week to travel toGaliano and Pender, if you are oneof the better golfers in the club,your name should be on the sheet
BadmintonClub windsup season
The Pender Islands BadmintonClub has had a very successfulseason Driftwood learned thisweek.
A number of games wereplayed with the Salt Spring cluband next year they hope to widentheir sphere to play with theGaliano club and possibly Mayne.
A club tournament and wind-upparty were held on April 29. Thewinners in the mixed doubles wereHardy Ruckheim and Vi Smith andthe runners-up were Ted Bower-man and Val Melville. In theLadies' doubles the winners wereMary Roddick and Val Melville andthe runners-up were June Allanand Grite Helin.
In the second flight in theladies', winners were Lyn Smithand Vi Smith and in the men'sdoubles, winners were Dave Wat-son and Ted Bowerman. The men'ssingles was won by Dr. DonSutherland and the runner-up wasDave Watson. The mixed handicapdoubles was won by Hardy andIngrid Ruckheim and the runnersup were Don Sutherland and ManRoddick.
saying if you are available to playor not.
On Saturday, May 26. the AageVilladsen Golf Classic will be held,and good weather and a turn outare hoped for. The formal will bethe same as for past years.. nineholes of golf played under theGalloway handicapping systemThe fee is $3 for members and $9for non-members. All profits to gotoward new hospital.
ROY LEEPETROLEUMS LTD.
Heating OilsBulk ServicesFor convenience bills may bepaid at Salt Spring Landsoffice or mailed to:Roy Lee Petroleums Ltd.,Box 489, Ganges, B.C.
653-4414
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last two batters and ended the
So far Pender has won everygame and is now in the top spot.
WASHERS DRYERS RANGES
DISHWASHERS
Ganges Appliance CentreAuthorized dealer for new
Speed Queen & Gibson Appliances
Speed Queen warranties onitems above:
ii( 2 veui parts ami In hourh) 5 >e;us on perma-eole diver drum(.-) 10 vear entire transmission \varianlyil) lifetime warrant \ un staifiK-ss sie-el m
drumsc) 5 year dishwasher lank warranty
Cibson warranties:2 years parts & luhoui1 years elements (parts) ^? years seated rel'ri ycnUion stale
system (parts)10 years mi motoi
(•Irost-clcar refrigerator motiel!
537-9501"We service what we sell'
Jiilford Ganges BfL
FREEZERS
REFRIGERAT0R
MICROWAVES tin
.'. • ' • - • • .'. !U ' . .' -.'.','
Wednesday, May 23, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Nineteen-
(SPORTS]
ANY@NE FORTENNIS ?
BY JO AN HERN ANGreat tennis was being played
Sunday at Portlock Park. All in all,30 players registered and the bestmen's 'A' player was Don Hartwig,best women's 'A' player wasJennifer Wiebe, best men's 'B'player was Kenn Marr and bestwomen's 'B' player was DonnaDawe. Alex Hele had the highestjunior score.
In the interest of junior tennisplayers, the prize was donated byLarry Colero of the Sunshine Shop.Thank you, Larry, we missed yoursmiling face. And it was nice tohave Rosamund Truelove fromGaliano with us. Be sure and watchthis column for future develop-ments: there will be another tour-nament June 16.
Will the public please be awarethat it is the Salt Spring IslandTennis Association and not the SaltSpring Island Tennis Club. As anassociation we act on behalf of theSalt Spring Island Recreation
Commission to arrange tourna-ments and tennis lessons which areavailable to anyone on the island.
Tennislessonsbegin
Tennis lessons started at Pen-der Island on May 14 with LoesHolland from Salt Spring Islandinstructing.
There are three classes: jun-iors, age 11; intermediates, age 15and 16; and one adult class. Allclasses are full with 20 players inall and some had to be turnedaway. The classes are sponsored bythe school district. Mrs. MariaWatson is in charge for theFenders.
Games are played at theBrowning Harbour tennis courtcourtesy of Mrs. Lou Henshaw ofPort Browning Marina.
Golf Club ladies CoffeeParty is set for June 6
Mrs. Barbara Hughes has off-ered her home and garden to theladies' division of the Salt SpringIsland Golf and Country Club fortheir annual coffee party on June 6.
This year a Fashion Show is tobe an added attraction, says LouiseFoulis, general convener. Thisdisplay of fashions will be sponsor-ed by the dry goods and fashiondepartment of Mouat's Store. Jan
W.E. SMITH
Dental Mechanics Ltd.OPEN
2nd Floor, Lancer Bldg.Ganges
MON.-TUES.-WED.9 - 1 2 - 1.30- 5
537-9611Mail to Box 3 Fulford Hartwur tfn
Flanagan and Migs Edwards arethe club members convening thisinnovation. Marguerite Lee will becommentator.
The various conveners are:raffles: Irene Hawksworth, EloiseAndrews; garden plants: MaryPike; paperbacks: Vera Nichols;home cooking: Marjorie Cuttell;floral arrangements: Joan Millner;refreshments and servitors: BunnyTiffin, Madeleine Hardy, Marg.Frattinger and Ruby McConnell;treasurer: Shirley Parsons; showcards: Gwen Ruckle; publicity:Bunny Jordan; telephone commit-tee: Edith Owens.
Traffic and parking will betaken care of by Marvin Russelland his crew.
The party will run from elevenam to one pm.
"We invite you to come, bring afriend or more, a smile and lots ofsunshine," said Bunny Jordan lastweek..
CustomWood Windows
and
DoorsJack Vandort
539-2001Mayne Island Salt Spring Island
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Formation of Rescue volunteers4-H Clubat Fender
(From Page Ten)
The Fender Islands now have a4-H Qub established with 37members aged from nine to 15years. The club was formed at ameeting on May 9 when Mrs. AnneForbes was named co-ordinator.She will be assisted by her husbandEric, and by Helena Turner, who isin charge of the goat project.
A great deal of interest wasshown in the cooking projects andthe leaders are Nancy Ross-Smith,Judy Neil, Wendy Brown and AnneOrlaw. Martha Nance is in chargeof sewing and Donna Lang will lookafter arts and crafts and leather-craft. Roberta Sutherland will be incharge of photography and LynFearn, the sheep project.
Some of the children are pre-clubbers, under the age of nine,and they can't participate in theprojects or the Fall Fair. However,they can help and become interest-ed at an early age. The 4-H Club isopen to all young people ages nineto 19.
It is a family affair whereparents give assistance as either aclub leader or in supporting thechild at home with his projects. Theprimary aim of 4-H is the growthand development of youth throughmeetings, various projects andcommunity service.
Although this is the first yearand the club is just getting started,they hope the older members of thecommunity will have a chance tosee their first efforts at this year'sFall Fair.
"Have no intention of comply-ing with letter," he responded,"Will use any frequency as situa-tion warrants. If not satisfactory,either be more specific or prose-cute, or advise what limitations areon using channel 19A duringdistress or incidents."
Joyce Klein claims Channel22A is frequently used by 'scram-bler' traffic, communications whichare bleeped out for privacy. Shesays it would be impossible tomonitor round the clock simplybecause of the terrible noise.
Channel 16 is a distress chann-el. Though they could monitor that,Joyce feels that their briefestresponses, position reports, etc.,would clutter the channel intoler-ably.
Klein feels his actions complywith International Telecommunica-tions Union regulations.
In this he has the support of astaff member of Vancouver CoastGuard Radio, who has indicatedcompliance, "as usual, with ITUregulations, and that the safety oflife at sea will remain paramount''.
Klein has had a reply from theDepartment of Communications.He can use channel 19A, they say,providing the Coast Guard author-izes it. Klein is not optimistic.
If they instigated the move inthe first place, he says, they'rehardly likely to give him carteblanche now. Obviously, furthernegotiations are in order.
Friday & SaturdaySTUFFED
CORNISH GAME HENS
Fulf ord InnPatronsmust be 19or over
Mutual FireInsurance Co.
Of B.C.Founded in 1902 by the
Farmers of British ColumbiaGULF ISLANDS AGENTS
Render L. TavernerSalt Spring H. DerbitskyGaliano J. RipleySaturna G. WickMayne S. Somerville
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For complete
SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMSCALL: 537-2882
Percolation Tests • Septic Tank Cleaning
Ken Byron
EXCAVATINGBox584 Ganges
GOLF for GREENWOODSin
The Aage VilladsenClassic Golf Tournament
SATURDAY - MAY 26
SIGN UP NOW:-At the Golf Club or phone 537-2121.
$3 GREEN FEE FOR MEMBERS OF GOLF CLUB$6 GREEN FEE FOR NON-MEMBERS OF GOLF CLUB
Everyone Welcome
Page Twenty GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD
Box 250,Ganges CLASSIFIED ADS.
Wednesday, May 23, 1979
DEADLINE:4 pm,
Monday
ALL CLASSIFIED ADSMUST BE PAID IN CASH
No Classified Adstaken over the phone.
Classified Ads sent by mail mustbe accompanied by cheque ormoney order.
Classified Rates:$1.50 minimum up to 25 words
6 cents a word$2.50 col. inch semi-display
DEADLINEMonday, 4pm.
For SaleLarge office desk excellent condi-tion. $125. 537-2534. 20-2Alfalfa Hay, $105 ton; Alfalfagrass mix, $95 ton. 653-4361. tfnPropane Nordic ConstructionHeater for rent. 100,000 to400,000 BTU's. Gulf IslandsPropane Gas. 537-2233. tfnFuller Brush and Rawleighrepresenta t i ve . If I missyou...phone 537-5101...GavinReynolds, Ganges. tfn12 left. Brand new metalnewsstands, never used, set upfor 15$ but can be changed. Idealfor community newspapers. Wehave 12 of these newsstands forsale at $100 each. Write TimesPrinting & Publishing, 1422Pembroke Ave., North VancouverV7P 2S1 or phone 980-7531 days,922-7761 evenings.
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TheHair Shoppe
Mouat's MallNow Open
Mon. to Sat. £30 - 4.30537-2712
Appointmentsnot always necessary.
New to the Hair ShoppeANNA DROZDOWSKI
7 yrs. experience in Victoria areaBook appointments with her now.
20-2
FlexcreteIndustries
now has a stock of 600 gallonseptic tanks, 200 gallon pumpchambers, 475 gallon waterstorage tanks, 4 hole distributionboxes.
Phone days 653-4432days & evenings 537-2662 2
Artley flute with case, $150;Yamaha FG280 acoustic guitarwith hardshell case, $200; Jubileesoprano clarinet with case, $125.537-9501. tfnS.S. Lumber, 6535 Ford Roadopposite Forest Museum, upDrinkwater Road, second road onyour right, Duncan. 2 x 4 cedar,$385 per sling load; 2 x 6 cedar,$385 per sling load; 2 x 3 cedar,$250 per sling load; 2 x 4, 2x6 ,2 x8 fir, $350 per sling load; 2 x 3 C.S., 151: lineal ft.; % x 12 cedarbevel siding, $335 M. Delivery toSalt Spring, $18. 112 746-5041.
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CUSTOM PLANINGOF FINISH LUMBER
Thermal glass installationCustom MouldingsGeneral Millwork
Sash-door and cabinetsFormerly "Gulfcraft Millwork"
C.W. McClean537-2117 Cottonwood Road
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DO YOU HAVE A
"WEBWAY"Photograph Album?
If so we may have the refills youhave been looking for at the "Salty-Shop" — Check the number of yourphoto album — and then check withus.
For Sate For Sale For Sale For Sate
OULf̂ IPlMUSUPPLY
Cliffs
ELECTOICALWOOD S1ODES
Boat TopsLive Bait Tanks — Windows
Soft Tops — Cushions537-2154
Box 746, Ganges tfn
PUMPS
537-5733in. tkel/aJLcouxt Car«±H.e.
BOAT CHARTERSSailing — Fishing
22 ft. - 27 ft.Reasonable rates
653-4323 tfn
Ini
Dagwood'sRestaurant(Licensed Premises)
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
SUNDAY 9 AM - 4 PMBreakfast served all day
MONDAY TO THURSDAY7 am — 7 pm
Pizza served from 11 am
FRIDAY- 7am- 11 pmSATURDAY — 7.30 am — 11 pm
Pizza served from 11 am tfn
Firewood for sale. One measuredcord, split and delivered. Alder $45.,Maple $55, Arbutus $65.653-4571.
21-1
School bus, 1967 Dodge 44 seater;Fisher airtight woodstove; babystroller - 537-2550. 21-2Garage Sale Saturday 26, 10-4Churchill Road, follow signs. NewInst. Movie Camera & Light, New 76GM Tailgate, new farm gates, starter& intermediate bikes, tools, old typeschool desks, good used toys,(some new) books, girl's good duffelcoats, kilts, 10 cent table, muchmore. 21-1
Freezer, business door sign, cashregister, free to good home spayedfemale dog - poodle/terrier537-9284. 21-1
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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BOAT CHARTERFrom Vesuvius Wharf
FISHINGSCENIC CRUISES
PICNICS - SKIINGFast, stable 19 Ft., boatExperienced Skipper
Reasonable Rates
537-5618MEN'S
Haircutting& HairstylingEUROPEAN HAIR DESIGN
Doors! B.C.'s lowest prices! Pre-hung interior, $15.90; solidexter ior prehung, $49.00;panelled doors, $39.00; deadboltlocks, $9.90; closet bi-folds,$11.90. Canada 's la rges tselection. Write or phone forfurther information: Walker DoorLtd., 266-7211, 1366 S.W. MarineDr., Vancouver V6P 5Z9 or985-9714, 1589 Garden Ave., N.Vancouver, V7P 3A5. tfn
Salt SpringTOOL SHARPENERS
4TH SEASONAT WORK AGAIN.
WATCH FOR THE BROWN VANAT THE FARMERS' MARKET
19-4
Visit
D. & D. NewsValcourt CentreNOW OPEN
FOR BUSINESSWide Selection Of:Paperbacks, Crosswords, Children'sBooks, Magazines, Driftwood,Colonist, etc537-2812 21-1
15 MinutePassport Photos
SALT SPRING PHOTOAND PRINT SHOPMcPhillips Avenue,
across from Recreation Centre537-5141
Mon. - Sat. 10 to 5 pm tfn
"TWIN GABLESDRY CLEAN ING
One block from ferry wharf(Crofton)
BULK RATES $6 FOR 8 LBS.CLEAN & STEAM
*Piece rates available*Fast reliable service*AII cleaning by attendant
Open 9 am — 4 pmPhone 246-3112 tfn
Kenton HouseGallery
Fulford-Ganges Road
*Antiques*Collectables*Local Crafts &
PaintingsNew items from recent buying
trips
Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun.10 am — 5 pm
537-2224
New asphalt shingles, 4 square, 210weight, self-sealing, colour - frost-green. $90; home barberhaircutting set, $8. 537-5848. 21-2Slumberdown European down filledquilts. Best prices and quality inCanada. Example: double size$154. Money back guarantee.C.C.Quilts, Box 667, Lazo, B.C. VOR2KO. Phone 338-8994. n-i33' x 72' Quonset Building(dismantled) used - as is, inc. largedoor. To view, phone 295-6914 or295-6731, 9 am to 4 pm. Sealedbids received until NOON, June 12,1979. Any or all bids not necessarilyaccepted. Mail bids, marked"Quonset Tender" to: Secretary-Treasurer, School District No. 17(Princeton), Box 460, Princeton,B.C. VOX 1WO. 21-1
An HeirloomFor Future Generations
8 x 10 FAMILY PORTRAITDone in your own home
LIMITED TIME SPECIAL$15.
Photography charge included.CEDRIC BARKER
537-2217 21-1
PeninsulaChimneyService
FOR PROFESSIONALCLEANING OF:
*Chimneys*Stoves*Furnaces*Fireplaces"Boilers
Serving the Gulf Islandssince 1951
For appointment call 537-2923.tfn
~"XEROX"COPIES 20*GULFSTREAM PLUMBING
& ELECTRICAL SUPPLYValcourt Centre 537-5733 tfn
GULF ISLAND
RefrigerationNORTH PENDER ISLAND
CALL TONY ORLAW
629-3710Outer Islands Toll Free 20-4
WHOLESALE PRICESON
COLOUR PRINT FILM# # *
tfn
Water Filtersnow available
fromGULFSTREAM PLUMBING
& ELECTRICAL SUPPLYValcourt Centre
537-5733 21-1
Mac'sHeating &ChimneyService
For fast local service
Film Processingand Enlarging
is our BusinessSALT SPRING PHOTO
AND PRINT SHOPMcPhillips Avenue, across
from Recreation Centre537-5141
Mon. • Sat. 10 - 5 pm tfn
TWIN GABLESSPEED WASH
(Crofton)12 LB. WASHERS 35$25 LB. WASHERS 50<t
DRYERS 25$ FOR 10 MINS.Drop-off laundry service
Wash, dry & fold - leave it all to us!Open 8 am — 8 pm
Mon. — Sun.Phone 246-3112 an
InventoryClearance
at Gulfstream Supply.Drop by and check out the many in-store specials.
GIllFCTRFAM PI 1IMRINR
StrawberriesClearance
*HOOD*TOTEM•SHUKSAN
Reg. 1.49 99"THIS WEEK
FOXGLOVE GARDEN
Almost new inflatable canoe, pump,paddles, PG, RK, $800. new - $350.firm. Phone 539-5450 weekends;653-4260 weekdays. 21-12 Beautiful inlaid walnut solid woodcabinets. Designed to serve as endtables; Phillips stereo; AM/FMMultiplex and record holder. $300firm. 537-2738. 21-1Swap - Hitachi clock alarm radio forportable transistor radio. Phone537-2850 after 6 pm. 21-13 family garage sale, Sat. May 26,10AM on Mountain Park Drive, followthe signs; 8 x 10' stout canvas tent,maple desk, chest of drawers,luggage, good small appliances,linen and much more. 21-1Fireplace: heatilator Model 3138 EPincludes ducting to 2 vents, fullyinsulated 9" I.D. Pipe, supports &cap. Total worth $900. Sell for $450.Box 247, Galiano, B.C. or 683-7062,Vancouver. 21-1
All merchandise fromGift WorldON SALE
Saturday, May 26 - 10 AMBasement, Our Lady of GraceCatholic Church, Drake Rd.,
GOOD BARGAINS21-1
GULFSTREAM
GARDEN CENTRE.hoses.sprinklers.water timers.hose couplings, adapters
Special this week:50'hose $3.99
GULFSTREAM SUPPLYValcourt Centre
537-5733 m
In-StoreSpecials
1 pair lined drapesW138" L75'/2"
Reg. price 310.18NOW 247.38
25% discountON DRAPERY RODS
with purchase of draperiesUPHOLSTERY ROLL ENDS
$10- $20 yard.Several yards of:
DRAPERY ROLL ENDS @1.95 yard
20% DiscountON UPHOLSTERY FABRICS
Sale Ends May 31
KEITH'S INTERIORSMouat's Mall
Business as usual - ask for Barb20-1
Coleman 3 burner rangette(gasoline), $35; oak sideboard,$175; oak arm chair, $35; electricbroom, $19; Hoover vacuum,$25; Dressing table, $15; 21"Zenith B/W TV, $50; Naugahyderecliner, $50; Misc. end tables,etc. 537-2062. 2CM
1968 Matchless Motorcycle 750C.C. $700, 15" LJB 100 watt BassSpeaker, New, $125; chrome mikestand, $15. Phone 537-2016. 21-1
Salty Shop Rainbow Road 537-5121tfn after 5.30 pm
& ELECTRICAL SUPPLYtfn Valcourt Centre
537-5733 21-1
oven - $25; Walter concrete drill$100. 653-4284. • 21-1
Wednesday, May 23, 1979
For Sate For SateGULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD
For Sale Boats7 A O>I1A tnnt Do..lir.»f ID
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Help WantedR
DON'S RADIO & T.V.Clearance Sale
SP-8400 AM/FM 8 Track Rec.SP 8400 Am/Fm 8 track rec. stereoPS-1145 Auto TurntableSS-17 2 way speakerMCS-84 Stand
SAVE 134" SPEC. 325°°
ST-9600 Am/Fm cassette rec.stereoPS-3173 Auto turntable;SS-96 2 way bass boost speakerMCS-96 Stand
SAVE 204* SPEC 520°°
* * *ST-8700 Am/Fm Cassette recstereoSS-85 2 way speaker
SAVE 69- SPEC. 320°°
* * *SMR-5240 4 Channel Am/FmStereo
SAVE 270* SPEC 17995
* * *CM-2400 23 Channel C.B.CM-2425 23 Channel C.B.
CM-2400 23 Channel C.B.SAVE 69* SPEC. 50°°
CM-2425 23 Channel C.B.SAVE 84'= SPEC. 65°°
* * *MR-760 1.2 Cu. Ft. MicrowaveMOC-1 Stand
SAVE 209- SPEC. 650°°
* * *DE-203 9 Lb. DryerPF-70 9 Lb. Washer AutoDS-102 Stand
SAVE 259*> Spec. 54995
All items listed carry 1 yr. parts &lab. 5 yr. transistor.
537-2943Mouat's Mall 21-1
MUSKOL INSECT REPELLENTREGULAR. Rated No. 1 by CanadianNational TV Consumer AffairsProgramme. MUSKOL - virtuallyodour free, wipe-on repellent givesrelief from biting insects and fliesfor 6 - 9 hours per application.MUSKOL is not affected by rain orsweat. MUSKOL REGULAR, unlikeother repellents is 100% activeingredients. 50 ml. bottle - $3.89plus 61' postage and handling.Order from: SISKON SALES, Box310, Dept. 12, Brackendale, B.C.VON 1HO. 214
Offers for new Oak Barrel 537-2734.21-1
Hide-a-bed, $100. 537-2537.tfn
Check your Fire Insurance Policy orcontact us to see if you are insuredfor today's replacement value. S.S.Insurance Agency - 1972 - Ltd.537-5527. ait
Salt Spring Fibres(next to Village Jean Shop)
*woven items•dolls*batik"•handmade clothing
Hours: Tues. - Fri. 12 - 5Saturday 10 - 5 21-2
Rabbits, 3 pure bred NetherlandDwarf, ideal small pets, 2>/2 Ibs.mature; 3 pure bred French LopBunnies. All rabbits from trophywinners; also Muscovy ducks.Call 537-2595. 21-1Free to good home 2 kittens asshown in picture in paper last week.Both males, 1 black, 1 orange.Phone 537-2874. 21-1McClary 30" electric range, white$275. Matching McClary 2 doorfrost-free refrigerator $325. Gibson10 Cu. Ft. manual defrostrefrigerator $195. These units arereconditioned and guaranteed. TheGanges Appliance Centre (next toRCMP Bldg.) Open Tues. - Sat. 9.30 -12.00, 1.00 - 5.00. 537-9501. tfnGarage Sale; Bongo drums, ironingboard, child's table and chair set,double bed frame, swag lamp,fridge-style camper coolers,
WATERINGEQUIPMENT
for all your irrigation needs -see our selection of: gardenhoses, oscillatina sprinklers,hose members, nozzles, water-ing cans, extension heads, im-pact heads and soaker hoses.
ALL AT
Foxglove21-1
Motorcycle, Yamaha 250 cc,Trials Ty, good cond. Days537-5121, Eves. 537-9745. 21 -2Garage Sale, Sat., May 26,Kanaka Road, 10 am. Watch forsigns. Miscellaneous articles.Support School Band. 21-18 ft. Security Camper, excellentcondition. 537-5824. 21-1Scuba suit, little used 3/8"Farmer John, W jacket, boots,gloves & hood for size 5'9"-5'10", about 150 Ibs. Phonedays 537-5121, eves. 537-9745.
21-2
Fertilizer SaleContinues50# ALL PURPOSE
6-8-6
Only $5.95Foxglove
537-553121-1
1962, 11 ft. Scotty trailer,propane burners, sink, cooler,lots of storage space. Neat andclean, $495. Phone 592-4004(Victoria) 21-1
Poseidon's AdventureFRESH FISH
GALIANOFriday, 9-12 - Corner Store
Saturday, 1-2.30-DeliSunday, 12.30-2 Sturdies Bay
MAYNESaturday, 3.30-5 - Miners Bay
SALT SPRINGMonday, 1-3-Centennial ParkCall Nancy 539-5770 (Eves.)
21-1Sawdust, shavings, bark, live-stock hauling, horse shoeingand trimming. 537-9893. 21-1Finished building: for sale,temporary pole, $110; '69 Fargopickup, good work truck, $1000;nearly new Sunbeam cannistervacuum, $75 at 537-5637. 21-1Grandparents Special, crib andmattress, collapsible high chair,both $25. 537-2347. 21-1
FlymoA NEW CONCEPT
IN MOWINGSelling over 40% of mower market inEngland and growing. They WORK.See us for a demonstration. Fullparts & service.
Foxglove537-5531 21-1
Side by side fridge & freezer,32" wide, 591/2" high, open tooffers. 537-2583 21-2Honda XL-350 combinationdirt/street motorcycle 1974 mo-del, low mileage, helmet, carr-ier, tool kit included $850.537-9501. tfn
Why hassle with grass clipp-ings? There is NONE when youmow with FLYMO.
TRY ONE AT
4" double size foam, 1/2"copper pipe, jolly jumper babywalker, blankets, books, rec-ords, car rack, kerosene heater,vaporizer, 2 Volvo tires on rims,wool poncho, assorted childrensand adult clothes, jewelry &other assorted items. 537-5342.
21-1
BulbsReg. I29 - 1"
STILL
99*- BEGONIAS- LILIES- DAHLIAS- GLADIOLAS— BLEEDING HEART— And more
Foxglove53"5531
Cars, Trucks1970 Toyota Corolla 2 Dr. Sdn.Clean & economical. Offers ...537-2509 after 7 pm. 20-21972 Datson 2 door. 52,00~6miles, nice condition - good islandcar. 537-2670 Evenings - ArtLloyd. tfn1972 GMC Tandem dump truck.10-12 yard box. Maxi brakes.Good condition. Metal recentlypainted. Phone 537-2186evenings. tfn1974 Ford FIDO pickup, 48,000miles, radio, canopy, equalizertow bar, clean. 537-9270. tfn1968 Ford 1 ton, 12 ft. flat deck,runs well, $1,400. O.B.O.;1975 Ford FIDO, P.S., Radio,Radial Tires, 42000 mi., $3000.O.B.O. 537-2721. 20-2'73 Datsun Pickup with canopytop. Good condition. $2200.O.B.O. Phone 653-4513. 20-2
1974 Datsun B-210 Hatchback,radio, 8 track, pinstriping, verygood condition, $1900. 537-9318or 537-2597. tfn1963 V.W. Beatle in good condition,new brakes & front end engine 2Viyears old $600. Evenings653-4571. 21-11952 Willys Jeep, 4 w.d., 4 cyl., softtop, roll bar, $2000. 537-5047 after6 pm. 21-1
Ideal family car, 1971 Oldsmc-bile Cutlass stn/wgn. Auto,P.S., radio, excellent mechan-ical condition, good body, cleaninterior, $1595. OBO 537-5339.
20-2Logging truck. 1975 Hayes"Clipper" 400 Cummins 10-speed, 2-speed auxiliary. Peer-less rigging with scales. Verygood condition. $30,000. PhoneTelkwa 846-5331 or 846-5528.
20-2'63 4 dr. Valiant, $125; '70 2 dr.Chevy Nova 350, p.s., p.b.,$1,000 firm. 653-4246 after 5pm. 21-21970 half-ton Ford, $1600 orbest offer. 653-4293. 21-11965 Mustang ("classic") 289 4barrel, one owner, 537-2347.
21-1
Classified Rates:$1.50 minimum up to 25 words
6 cents a word
Mobile Homes. Trailers15 ft. Canuck trailer, sleeps 4, icebox, propane stove and light, 12V& 110V lights, sink and watertank, good condition. MayneIsland. $1350. 539-2107. tfn31 ft. Airstream trailer, twin beds,air conditioner, etc. 1970 model,new tires, awning, etc. 537-9625.
tfn
H.P. Waukesha with Volvooutdrive, CB, sounder, trimtabs, 8 ft. rubber dinghy. Price$13,800; 15 ft. boat trailer,$475. Phone 537-9829 21 -1Flying Junior (F.J.) 13'5".Fibreglass, 1Vz yrs. old, fullyrigged, includes selfbalers, newsails, extra gear and trailer. Topshape. Days: 537-5121, Eves:537-9745. 21-2
LivestockRegistered Hereford yearling bull.Ready for light service this summer.Call 537-9281. tfn
Chicks. B. rock, R.I. red, BuffOrpington, Auracana, Rhode XLeghorn, etc. Turkey poults. Write2885 Peatt Rd., Victoria or phone478-3368 for price list. 14-8HALLMARK REGISTERED HERE-FORDS. Selling45quality yearlingheifers and bulls. Ready to breed50 cows with calves. Tom Hopkins4218 King George Highway,Surrey, B.C. Phone 594-9568.
20-4
WantedSelective Logging Service offersland owners an opportunity toobtain revenue without destroyingthe land's development or resalepotential. References, top marketprices. Nanaimo 754-6606Collect. tfn
Old growth cedar blocks 24" long,100% clear of defects. 90% edgegrain no sap wood. 95% over 6"wide. $300/cord delivered toChilliwack. For more informationcall 858-9471. is-4For removal of unwanted majorappliances or non-working colourT.V.'s, phone...537-9501. tfnChina cups & saucers, Chinacabinet. 537-5360 after 6 pm.
21-1
WANTED: Remote parcel of titledland in mountains, patentedmining, trapping, or outfittingproperty preferred. Jeff Shryer, Box36, Lewiston, Montana 59457.
21-1
A dresser in good condition -reasonably priced. 653-4284.
21-1Wanted: 3 and 4 year olds tohave fun at the S.S.I. NurserySchool. Registration now takingplace for September. PhoneSharie Lomas. 537-5476. 21-3Wanted: Child's swing set.537-5759. 21-1
Personal
records, toys, books, clothes, :oxglovoFor rent: 2Q'/? ft. motor home537-5065.
INCORPORATE! Quick - InexpensiveObtain your incorporation over thephone - fast. For more informationcall Self-Counsel Services, the lawoffice of Jack D. James, M.B.A.,LL.B. Toll Free 112-800-663-3035(in Vancouver area call 986-3366).___ - tfn
DIVORCE! Quick - Inexpensive. Weprepare your divorce papers overthe phone fast. For moreinformation call Self-CounselServices, the law office of Jack D.James, M.B.A., LL.B. Toll Free ...112-800-663-3035 (in Vancouverarea call 986-3366). tfnNeed a Divorce? For free informa-tion and professional, fast, inex-p e n s i v e l a w y e r - d e s i g n e dservices, contact: Vancouver Div-orce Service, Suite 8, 1734 WestBroadway, Vancouver, B.C.V6J 1Y1. Phone 736-2684.
17-6
Work WantedI'd like to help you with yourgardenwork; will do cleanups,carpentry, deliveries, odd jobs andcaretake. Please phone Hans537-2550. 21,2Experienced gardener seeksposition, will do yard work
TECHNJCAL ASSISTANT(CLERICAL)
Required immediately for recep-tion and clerical duties in theDiagnostic and Out Patient Hospi-tal Departments. Applicants mustpossess good typing skills andenjoy meeting the public. Knowl-edge of some medical terminol-ogy an advantage. Salary range$983.50 to $l,046.25/month.Written applications should beaddressed to:
The Administrator,Lady Minto Gulf IslandsHospitalBox 307,Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO.
202
$200 month part-time, $1,000month full-time. Housewives,retired, students with car. ServiceFuller Brush customers in yourarea. Details, write M. Chester,#205 -1899 Willingdon, Burnaby,V5C 5T1. 17-aAdvertising sales — weekly news-paper needs salesman. Somemanagement duties. Advance-ment potential. Attractive salaryplus bonus scheme. Write: BillGraham, Publisher, Lakes DistrictNews, Box 309, Burns Lake, B.C.VOJ 1EO. Phone 692-7526. 19-3Qualified machinist required bygeneral machine shop in Quesnel,B.C. Full benefits. ContactQuesnel Machinery Ltd., Box4009, Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J2 orphone 992-2174. 19-4Operator-manager required for onebay service station on GalianoIsland. Send resume to D. Laughlin,General Delivery, Galiano Is., B.C.VON 2P6 - 539-5552. 21-2Grand Forks Figure Skating Clubrequires a Junior Professional forthe 1979-80 season. Qualifications:5th Figure and Competitionexperience. Reply to: Box 1044,Grand Forks, B.C. VOH 1HO. 21-1Advertising salesperson: forcommunity weekly newspaper.Experience an asset. Base pluscommission. Contact GeorgeLanctot, Grande Prairie Booster,(403) 532-0606, 10022 - 99 Ave.,Grande Prairie, Alta. T8V OR9.
21-1
WANTED — Marine Mechanic -must be experienced on Mercuryou tboa rds and Merc ru i se routdrives. Phone 334-4822 or339-5365 evenings. 21-1NURSES REQUIRED: Part time co-ordinator, maternity nursesrequired immediately. AssistantHead nurse (ICU), Medical and ICUNurses needed September. Apply:Nursing Director, Mission Hospital,Mission, B.C. V2V 3H5. 21-1Licensed Realtors required. Small,personalized operation withinhouse Building and Development.General and Farm Sales in NorthOkanagan. Monashee Realty(Heritage) Ltd., Enderby, B.C. VOE1VO. Phone 838-6466. 21-1Legion Manager. Qual i f iedexperienced manager requiredSeptember 1st for busy diversifiedLegion operation. Good salary. Senddetailed resume to: President, RoyalCanadian Legion, 32965 LougheedHwy., Mission, B.C. V2V 1B4. 21-1Industrial Education Teacherrequired for the G.M. DawsonSecondary School in Masset, B.C.Applications should be sent to Mr.W. Roper, Director of instruction,Box 69, Queen Charlotte City, B.C.VOT ISO. Telephone enquires arewelcome at 559-4491. 21-1
TO BUY OR SELL
Avon
Please call 653-4394.
Call 383-6741 collector 537-2983
LostBeagle puppy, 51/2 mos. An-swers to Elsa. 537-5048. 21-1Two four-month-old goats lost
Rainbow Road past Booth Canaljunction, 9 am. to 2 pm. Sat. 26th Full parts & service.
Mobile home, camper and trail-er spaces, cablevision. 537-2583 MORE CLASSIFIEDS ON PAGE TWENTY-TWO
Page Twenty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 23, 1979
Wanted to Rent Deaths NoticeMature high school student hassummer employment if she canfind accommodation on Galiano- vicinity Sturdies Bay. Room &board or self-contained. CallJanite — collect 986-1097. Willsupply references. 19 3Working fisherman with wife & 2kids seeks 2 - 3 bedroom houserent $300 or less. References.752-3439 Collect. 20_3The Community Centre is seek-ing a long term rental for areliable woman and her twochildren. Pasture needed near-by for a cow and goat. Forreferences call the Centre at537-9212 and ask for Nick, Margor Alice. 21-2RCMP member requires 3 bed-room home with acreage on orabout July 1st. 537-5555. 21-1
Cabin WantedGulf Islands year round
seclusion, fresh water andreasonable rent, only require-ments. 382-9160. 21-2Mother, daughter 12, son 7,need 2-3 bedroom house, June1st up to $350. Have excellentreferences. Amiable quiet liv-ing. Call collect 385-9045. 21-2Young woman, reliable, non-smoker, requires small cottage,guest house, or basement suite,with cooking facilities for June,July and August or longer.Will supply references if re-quested . Phone 537-5861. 21 -1
For RentCommercial space availableimmediately on Rainbow Roadacross from school. Phone537-5675. tfnOffice space in Lancer Building.Phone 537-5453 or 653-4437. »nVilla style - seafront home 6'/i acres,2 bedroom plus, furnished, $300 permonth via by way of annual lease.Available June I, 1979. Phone 112-291-7458 or 537-9556. , fn
Cozy 2 Bdrm. house suitable forcouple available June 1, $225 permo. 537-2721.
3 bedroom modern home, allappliances, all electric, fireplace,8 acres, fruit trees, greenhouse,l1/^ miles from Ganges. $300537-9687 or 112-271-2445. 19-31 bedroom suite, all etectric,fridge & stove included, availableJune 1. $170 per month. Call537-2512 days, 537-5345 eves.
tfn
Available June 15th. Cottage at St.Mary Lake. Rent $160includeselec.water, fridge, propane stove. Largeliving room, one bedroom, maybetwo or as den/dining room.Seclusion and privacy in lovelygrounds. Summer house incl.Regret no children or pets View byappointment...537-5033. 21-22 bedroom furnished mobilehome. 537-2583 or 537-2572.
21-2Woman in thirties would like toshare six room cabin withanother woman. Please enquire537-2910. 21-1
2 bedroom waterfront cottagefor rent, also 1 bachelor suite.537-9245. tfn
In MemoriamSteggles- In loving memory of Edgar(Eddy) Charles Steggles who passedaway May 9/79 will always beremembered by his loving wife,son David and daughter Shirley.Those we love go out of sight, butnever out of mind, but arecherishedin the hearts of those they leavebehind. 21-1
PhotocopiesDriftwood- 537-2211
Sarah Mabel Ingham, passed awaypeacefully May 12th at Beacon HillPrivate Hospital. She was born in1892 at Wrexham, North Wales. Sheis survived by her brother Jamesand many nieces and nephews.Predeceased by her sisters Bessieand Hilda and brothers Robert andWilliam. Miss Ingham opened aprivate girls school on Salt SpringIsland intheearly 1920's and taughtthere for three years. She lived withMr. & Mrs. Case-Morris whosedaughters, Daphne and Winsome,were two of her pupils. Internmentat Oceanview Cemetery. 21-1JAMES - Ralph Duncan Jamesaged 70 yrs. of Ganges, SaltSpring Island formerly of Van-couver passed away suddenlyMay 19, 1979. He was head ofthe Mathematics Dept. at UBCfor 25 years. He was a memberof the Canadian MathematicalCongress almost from its be-ginning and served as Presidentof the Congress from 1961 to1963. He was a longtime mem-ber of the Editorial Board of theCanadian Journal of Mathema-tics and was President for 2years. He spent 5 years inCalifornia, spent from 1939 to1943 in the University of Sas-katchewan thence to UBC.He leaves to mourn his lovingwife Rose Marie at home, 2sons, Alan C. in Calgary, PeterD. in Vancouver, 1 daughterMrs. Bryan (Vicki Lee) Sullidgein Richmond and 5 grandchil-dren. Also 1 sister Mrs. NolaFawcett, 1 niece and 1 nephew.Funeral service was held 1 pmWed., May 23 in Our Lady ofGrace Catholic Church, FatherBergin officiating. Cremation.Arrangements by Goodman Fu-neral Home, Ganges. 21-1
NoticeA.A. Meetings, Tuesdays andFridays, 8 pm. Open meetings lastFriday of month. 537-2322,537-9212, 537-2135. tfnLong Term Care available. Forinformation phone HomemakerService 537-9822 from 9 am to 12noon.
Legal
tfn
Baha'iFor more information phone:
Saturna 539-2429Galiano 539-2834Pender 629-3552
Salt Spring 537-5643
SALT SPRING ISLANDTRUST COMMITTEE
Trustees will be in attendance atRoom 104, in the Court House atGanges every Tuesday morningfrom 10 o'clock until noon. tinAre you living with (or near) asevere drinking problem? Al-Anon, Wed., 1.30 pm, CatholicChurch on Drake Rd. Contact537-9549 or 537-2717. tfn
o. f ,\^-,/\.LOST AND FOUND PETS
General enquires 9 am to 9 pm.weekdays. 537-2123. Please sendmemberships & donations to Box522, Ganges. B.C.The alternate class will be receivinga p p l i c a t i o n s f o r S e p t e m b e renrolment until June 1st. Applica-tions are available in the elementaryschool from Tom Watson. Mailapplications to Tom Hall, Box 1218,Ganges. 20-2
S.S.I. RIDING CLUBPlay Day
SUNDAY, MAY 27thStarts 11 am
GANGES RINGEveryone Welcome
21-1S.S.I. CO-OPERATIVE
Nursery SchoolNow is the time to register your3 or 4 yearvoTd for nurserschool in September.Phone Sharie Lomas at 537-5476for information tfn
Volunteers needed to help atRECYCLING SHED, 10-1 onSaturday; please phone 537-2201. We can recycle onlyFLATTENED CANS, top nd bottomremoved. No cat food cans justsquashed. Nor aerosol, sardine orpaint cans, toothpast tubes, wire,car parts, or light bulbs, please.We only have to dump them.We can RECYCLE BOTTLES andJARS, labels on but lids off.Newspapers folded once and tied.BROWN PAPER BAGS, and cleanPLASTIC BAGS, for the Farmers'Market. CARDBOARD tied inbundles. ALUMINUM FOIL andPIE PLATES. HELP recycle, not agarbage dump. Never leaveoutside the shed, and try not toblock the doorway. tfn
Coming EventsBingo: Every Saturday night inCatholic Church Hall, Drake Road,7.30. tfn
Coffee PartySponsored by
LADIES DIVISION OF GOLF CLUB
Wednesday, June 611 am. to 1 pm.*FASHION SHOW•GARDEN STALL"HOME COOKING
Admission: $2.00PLACE:Barbara Hughes, St. Mary's Lake
21-2
Gold is coming — 20-2
GULF ISLANDSCOMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL
AnnualGeneral Meeting
Mahon HallMay 24, 1979 - 8 pm
193
Auxiliary to Lady Minto G.I. HospitalMeeting, Monday, May 28, at 2 PM.in the banquet room at HarbourHouse Hotel. 21-1Toyota knitting machine clubmeeting to be held Mon., May28 at the home of Vina Ready -537-2751. New members wel-come. 21-1
ODYSSEY
S.S.I. ROD & GUNJUNIOR Trophy Shoot
FRIDAY, MAY 25 - 7PMREGISTRATION BY 7PM.
All Juniors must be members &memberships may be purchased atthe time of registration.
DON'T FORGET ABOUT OURPRIZE SHOOT
Sunday, May 27at 1PM.21-1
Mary Goforth
Moynanfrom
Chinawill speak at
COMMUNITY GOSPELon Drake Rd.
SUNDAY - MAY 27at 10.30am. -7.30pm.
21-1
AnnouncementOn May 15, at Ganges UnitedChurch, the marriage took place ofElizabeth Ann Birch of Toronto toMr. Herbert T. Elford Sr. of BakerRd., S. S. I. The Rev. V.E. McEachernofficiated. 21-1
SMALL SPACEEh
BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDROAND POWER AUTHORITY
Invites tenders for Rental ofBackhoe/F.E. Loader (Case 580or equivalent) all found withoperator on an "As and whenrequired" basis for clearing andm a i n t a i n i n g d i s t r i b u t i o n l inerights-of-way on Salt SpringIsland and the outer islands.
Reference No. Q9-3490Closing Date: 30 May 1979
Sealed tenders clearly marked asabove-referenced will be receivedin Room 1026, B.C. Hydro andPower Authority Building, 970Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C.V6Z I Y 3 until 11.00 AM localtime, 30 May 1979.Details may be obtained from theoffice of the Purchasing Agent.10th Floor, 970 Burrard Street,Vancouver , B.C. V6Z I Y 3 ,telephone 663-2577 and 663-2560.
Business Service ~
J. McCleanRoofing
Over 10 yrs. experience of roofingon the Gulf Islands
REROOFING & NEW WORK*Shakes *Asphalt*Shingles *Tar & Gravel
537-5369Box 458, Ganges tfn
ElectricalServices•RESIDENTIAL•COMMERCIAL
Call Mel Cooper537-5193
P.O. Box 524, Ganges,B.C. tfn
D.A. SMITH
GeneralContracting Ltd.
*NEW HOMES•ADDITIONS•RENOVATIONS•FRAMINGLarge or small jobsContract or Hourly
12 years experiencePHONE 653-4695 after 5.30 pm
P.O. Box 1026, Ganges, B.C.tfn
Contractors, do you need a liftHydraulic crane with 30' reach?Available, with operator. Phone537-2662. tfn
GENERAL TRUCKING537-5663
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Portable mill — saw logs on yourproperty. Maximum 6' butt, 28'long. Cedar and fir lumber forsale. Phone 653-4272 after 7 pm.
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Earl GuildbrideMARINE
TRANSPORTATIONis at your service to transport:
•HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT*HOUSE T R A I L E R S , anylength•SALVAGE & DIVING (diversavailable)
Any private and/or companywork accepted
No job too large or too smallESTIMATES GIVEN
246-4177 after 6 pmor write: P.O. Box 997,
Chemainus, B.C. VOR 1KOtfn
CustomCabinets
By contract or hourlyCUSTOM CABINETS
INTERIOR FINISHINGfRAMif*
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Bill GodduCONTRACTING
*NEW HOMES•FRAMING* RENOVATIONS•FINISHING•FOUNDATIONS
537-5116Or Box 552, Ganges
ISLAND REFERENCESFree Estimates
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Community& 10$
*Used clothing, books,toys, household items*Upstairs, Community
CentreHOURS:
Mon.-Thurs. 1.00-4.00Fri. 10.00-4.00Sat. 10.00-1.00
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WEATHERGARD SHOP
Continuous Aluminum
GUTTERSPARTS & LABOURGuaranteed
Phone for Free Estimate anytime537-5715
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INCLUDING FORMSFOR FOUNDATIONS
Over 15 years of building homeson Salt Spring and the Islands
*FRAMING*FOUNDATIONS*FINISHING*RENOVATIONS*CABINETS
By contract or hourlyOffice at Keith's Interiors
Mouat's Mall537-2512 days537-5345 eves.
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HandcarvedSigns
of WoodFigureheads and Sculpture
TOM VOLQUARDSEN_ Nights, 537-5188 aitConstruction management byTrelawney Contracting. 537-5104.
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537-5046Peter Melancon
TheCabinet Shop
Crestwood CabinetsCustom CabinetsKitchen - Bath remodel
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Business OpportunitiesGrowing photographic business forsale. Portrait studio, photo gallery &photo souveniers. Contract forphoto art being established.Potential unlimited! Contact: PlusOne Photography, Box 1064,Ganges, 537-9453. 21-1Experienced general insuranceagent for expanding offices inCentral Interior. Some managerialexperience required. Write Box1100, Vanderhoof, B.C. VOJ SAO.Phone 567-2231. 21-1Commercial Building 2600 squarefeet large lot, Chilliwack. Twostores,one presently Health Food store.Trade equity $26,500 for acreageand or?? Box 295, Sardis, B.C. VOX1YO
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Business OpportunitiesVillage Jean Shop. Phone 537-5014 or 537-5472 ask for Daletfn
Wanted: Distributors to sell andassemble vinyl sash windows.Small investment. Best suited tocarpenter or woodworking shops.Woodcraft Industries Ltd., Box4599, Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J4.
19310 Acre high occupancy HOME-PARK in developing central B.C.village, public services, schools,stores, laundromat. 13 sites com-pleted, potential 57 sites plusovernighters. Write Box 235, Van-derhoof, B.C. VOJ 3AO. Phone567-4186. 203Ideally situated Electronicsbusiness in downtown Nakusp, B.C.Only licensed T.V. repair in andaround the area. Phone 265-4524 or265-4572. Write Box 372, Nakusp,B.C. VOG IRQ. 21-1Marina- Kootenay Lake. 24slips, fullservice shop. Booming business,180 miles of shore line. Good familybusiness, unlimited boatingopportunities. Box 330, Nelson,B.C. V1L5R2. 21-1FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY.Company is currently expandingnew franchise locations. Potential of$20,000, $40,000, $5,000investment. Write Benel HoldingsLtd., 204, 1157 - 12th St.,Kamloops, B.C. V2B 7L2. 21-13,800 square feet small business,Stedmans franchise, Burrard St.,Vanderhoof, B.C. Contact WardMcGowan, Box 1017, Vanderhoof,B.C. VOJ SAO. Phone 567-4554.
21-1SALESMEN. Lucrative position inthe sale of advertising specialties.Commissions up to 25%. Noinvestment. Lucar, 11655-4th Ave.,Riv. des Prairies, Montreal, Que.HIE 3C2. 21-1Non-operating coffee shop withliving quarters, on Highway 16.Close to Smithers. Prime location.Full utilities. Apply to Box 405,Telkwa, B.C. VOJ 2X0. Phone846-5660. 21-1
Wanted: seafront home, Mayne,Penders, Salt Spring, Galiano.Price depends on location andhouse. Immediate possession notessential; agents welcome.526-6897. 19-4
Real Estate
Real Estate40 subdividable acres. Some highseaview, some fertile alderbottom. Seasonal creek andmarketable timber. Priced right at$66,500. Ph. 537-5124. tfnBy Owner: Comfortable 3bedroom modern home. Twobedrooms up — onedown. Familyroom (large) Living room 24 x 20with a massive fireplace. Doubleenclosed carport. Patio doors offL/Rand D/R onto a sun deck withwhich gives a panoramic view ofthe San Juans, Gulf Islands andVancouver. Must be seen to beappreciated. Phone 537-5411. tfn
NORTH END ROAD1.8 acres, 365 ft. road frontage,drilled well, sea view, lots of cedarpoles. Only $24,900. Termsavailable. Call Ernie Watson.Office 270- 1711Home271 -0982.
DORSET REALTY8181 Park RoadRichmond, B.C.
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Waterfront farm acreage. Over 50acres with approx. 1100' onTrincomali Channel. Lightly treed,good soil & good access. Termscan be arranged on full price of$119,000. Phone 537-5124. tfn
SALT SPRINGUp-to-date 900 sq. ft., 2 bdrm.plus loft, English cottage on 2.96acres, 2 miles from Fulford withexcellent Harbour views, pluswaterfront.
Only $58,500
60 subdividable five-acre lots,seaviews. Two bedroom house,two cottages, two barns, 50-60fruit trees, $70,000 worth market-able timber. Easy terms. Phone748-8672. 19-4By Owner: 1.14 acres in St. Mary'sHighlands with excellent oceanview, all services & driveway in.537-9511, 537-9539 eves. is-55 acre homesites betweenPrinceton and Summerland in theOkanagan area. $13,900 to$18,900. Terms Avai lable.Harlene Hooper, Capilano High-lands Ltd., Vancouver. 682-3764.
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Building lot for sale on Chu'AnDrive. Overlooks gentle pasture landand beautiful Vesuvius Bay. All thesunlight you could want during theday and beautiful sunsets in theevening. 1/3 acre cleared andready for building now. For furtherinformation please phone CarolSimpson at 537-5815. tfnFISHING CAMP: One acrewaterfront, Lillooet Lake. Rusticsummer chalet. Running water,wood stove, dock, picnic table.Asking $27,500. Call Debbie ....932-5434 or 932-5377. CapilanoHighlands Ltd. 21-1(Attention Electrical Contractors).1400 square feet house, 200 x 120lot, double carport, shop. Willsacrifice business for house sale.Reason - health. $58,000. PhoneClearwater 674-3586. 21-1Year round cottage overlookingShuswap Lake. Electric heat,carpeted, new stove and fridge.Asking $39,000. For moreinformation call Kamloops376-5670 or Celista 955-2476.
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SUNSHINE5 acres southern exposure,driveway, garden & buildingsite cleared. Secluded & quiet.A bargain at $24,000. Mortgageavailable. Ph. 537-2753. 21-3Galiano Island 11/a acre, drilledwell, cottage, elec. heat, walk-ing distance ferry, village, twobeaches, $38,000. 537-9889.
2JMDon't throw away this newspaper:
RECYCLE IT
Found, traced and awayThat was instant investigation!At 8.15 pm, on May 21, the
RCMP Detachment at Ganges re-ceived the report of a drifting boatin Trincomali Channel. It wasfound off Fernwood Wharf.
By 10 pm it was in the hands of
the owner.Only snag to the story is that
the owner called in to report theloss of the dinghy after DaveSimpson, of Maliview had reportedfinding it.
Face cutby glassin fight
MACAULAY NICOLLS MAITLAND & CO. LTD.Marine Drive, West Vancouver
926-6811 Anytime
I service the Gulf Islands specializing on the "Penders" Northand South, situated to the south of the B.C. Gulf Island chain.We have a continual inventory of properties ranging from lowpriced lots, homes and large acreages. When you wish to buy orsell please call
TED DEVER 629-3434 Collect for fast efficient service tfn
Endless possibilities will reward the purchaser of this delightfulhome overlooking the ever-changing pastoral scene of BoothCanal Valley.
*Sun from dawn to dark - winter and summer.*.76 Acre with some pasture for pony or sheep."Two levels of fully developed living space - 2 bedrooms,
large den/studio, family room with fireplace, etc. etc.*A panoramic view from the large sundeck at $57,500
this new listing has to be one of the best buys on theIsland.
PLEASE CALL DAVID DUKEAT JEFFS REALTY (GULF (SLANDS)LTD.
537-5577 or 653-4538
Dispute in a Salt Spring Islandbeer parlour on Saturday nightresulted in a man being flown to aVictoria hospital for emergencytreatment.
Altercation between Dan Ellisof Blackburn Lake Road, SaltSpring Island and Philip Pillion ofVictoria led to blows and Pillionsuffered a deep laceration to theface after being cut with a brokenglass.
RCMP are investigating thedispute but no charges had beenlaid at press time on Wednesday.
To establishart collection
A project that would establish apermanent art collection represen-ting the work of young Canadiansis being undertaken by the Cana-dian Society for Education ThroughArt.
Project manager Leona Cole ofVictoria is asking for contributionsfrom the public of two-dimensionalartworks: paintings, drawings,prints and sketches done by peoplebetween the ages of six and 19.Contributions are being acceptedfrom all areas of Canada and fromall decades in Canadian history.
Artwork donated will be photo-graphed and mounted for displayand will become the property of thesociety. Three-dimensional andbulky craft items will not beaccepted.
Contributions may be sent toChild Art, Box 1700, Victoria V8W2Y2.
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HILLER&TOYNBEE
Brian ~Ri|jluy 388-/i<o/Capital City Realty Ltd.
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BOX 8, GANGES, B.C.537-5537
5 year old home on half acre. 3 bedrooms, family room, largesundeck. Level lot with excellent soil. Priced at $43,000.
Small home on over 2 acres. Seasonal creek. Storage shed 14' x16'. Only $37,000.
3 bedroom home in Ganges. An easy walk to stores and shops.Mortgage at 9%. This home is offered at $48,000.
A nice two bedroom view home with 2 fireplaces. Over 1500 sq.ft. on the main floor. Walking distance to the beach. Priced at$69,000.
2 view lots in Hundred Hills on water mains. $19,000 & $21,500.Terms or cash.
Only $14,000 & try $1,400 down for this 2,84 acres. Beautifulmarine view.
St. Mary Highlands building lot - $17,000. Try $3,000 down.
2 side by side '/£ acre lots with beautiful large trees. Quiet area.$11,000 each. Use as recreation property if you're not ready tobuild.
This large lot (nearly an acre) partly cleared affords privacy andseclusion. Low taxes of $117.68. Offered at $12,000.
Fully serviced half acre building lots from $16,000. Water &sewer, power, telephone & cablevision.
13.69 acres of property that would make an excellent hobbyfarm. Paved road frontage. Gentle slope. Seasonal creek.Possible subdivision. Priced at $39,000.
First time sale from the owner. 7 properties from IVi acres toover 19 acresrPriced from $22,000. Some have good stands oftimber & majestic views.
BERT TIMBERS (EVES) 537-5391HARVEY HENDERSON (EVES) 653-4380
John LiverGaliano 539-2119
BLOCK BROS. - GULF ISLANDS SERVICE
GALIANO ISLANDQUALITY WATERFRONT HOME ON 3.8 ACRES. Main floor 2,500sq. ft. Beautiful drawing room, sep. dining room, luxury bedroomensuite & T.V. room. Picture window overlooking Active Pass. 6bedrooms, & 2 bathrooms on upper floor. Price $230,000.Adjoining 11.8 acres of farmland with modern duplex availableat $90,000.
FOR THE SPORTSMAN. South facing bay with boathouse &slipway, dock & a quality 3 bedroom panabode log homa 1-1/3acres. Furnished ready to move in. $97,500.
GOOD INVESTMENT -10 acres adjoining village. Subdividable.$29,000 cash for quick sale.
3.44 ACRES. Property developed ready to build. Well drilled &operating. Sewage disposal field in. $28,000. Access towaterfront.
SALT SPRING ISLANDRETIREMENT HOME. Sea view, charming pool, tool shed &hothouse. 1 acre of privacy. $79,000.
1 ACRE WATERFRONT. Near Ganges. $45,000.
MAYNE ISLANDLOT BY BENNETT BAY $8,500.
SOUTH RENDER ISLANDSUPERB LOCATION - a couple of hundred feet down to lovelybeach. One house requiring mainly inside finishing & 3 lots.$40,000 for quick sale. Terms considered.
3479 Dunbar Street, Vancouver, B.C.
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CANADA TRUSTNo w in our 1 Oth year of offering a specialized G ulf Islands RealEstate Service.Always a good selection of carefully priced properties on mostislands.
We offer- -A full time professional serviceCoast to coast referral through our many branchesMaximum exposure through advertising where itcounts and we use the Greater Vancouver andVictoria Multiple Listing ServiceMortgages - now available for weekend cottages aswell as principal residences
May we list your property.If you are thinking of buying or selling or would like anappraisal call
Ron Simpson, Salt Spring Residence 653-4515Jim Leake, Office 278-3531, Residence 943-7862
North Fender Island 629-3464Canada Trust, 6380 No. 3 Road, Richmond, B. C.
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/Julf IslandsREALTY LTD
537-5577Box 750, Fulford-Ganges Rd., Ganges, BC
FOR YOUR GROWING FAMILYThere's lots of room(s) to grow into this family home close toGanges. Four bedrooms, a large livingroom, dining room andkitchen. Extra rooms for den and storage plus a full drive-inbasement. You must see this two storey special at $55,000 (newMLS. listing).CHECK THIS OUTWhere can you buy approx. 1500' of almost new living spacecontaining 2 bedrooms, l'/2 baths full finished basement,garden area and sea view for only $41,500? (MLS #038981)
A HOME FOR ALL SEASONSIn spring & summer grow your flowers and vegetables on thissunny 1/3 acre and enjoy an uninterupted sea view from eitherof two sun decks. In falfc & winter sit by a roaring fireplace andwatch the freighters go by. This immaculate 2 bedroom homeoffers all this and a great deal more for $65,900.
YOUR CREATIVE URGE WILL FIND A HOME HEREThere's a separate studio for the weaver, potter or artist. There'sa den for the writer, architect or musician. Whatever the urge itwill be stimulated by the 180° sea and islands view from thelivingroom, dining room and the expansive sundeck. Yoursolitude is assured with 5 acres of evergreens and arbutus.Indulge yourself! $134,900 MLS #39974.
LOT AND ACREAGEI have a variety of lots and acreages of all types. Please call formore information.
DAVID DUKE 537-5577 (office) 653-4538 (eves.)
LOTS WILL NEVER BE CHEAPER!Treed half acre Salt Spring Way $16,500.*.71 treed lot Lake view $14,000.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES*Commercial building steady revenue $75,000."Local bakery showing excellent return $80,000.
NEW HOME - OLDFASHIONEDThe spaciousness of this family home will take you back to the'good old days". Large bedrooms, huge kitchen, big bathrooms.On quiet street close to Vesuvius. $68,700.
WEEKEND HIDEAWAYHidden on 1.4 acres of trees, this two bedroom cottage is yourretreat from the outside world. Asking $44,000.
DNLY $36,000fhis cozy cottage is deceiving, inside has more room than youwould think. Two bedrooms, panelled living room with Franklinheater, lots of storage and even room for chickens in the back/ard. Owner has bought, would like to sell.
SPECTACULAR VIEW - $86,500Dverlooking the Harb. of Ganges with .» OT an acre to giveprivacy.- Three big bedrooms plus two bedroom, self-containedn-law suite, all with level entry, no hills to climb.
MAKY SMALL b3/-b577 (office)
MACAULAY NICOLLSMAITLAND & CO LTD.
1718 Marine Drv., W. Vancouver, 926-6811 (24 Hrs.)
MAYNE ISLAND100' Waterfront - about '/2 Acre on Active Pass with a 2 bdrm Aframe facing the Sunsets. Small boat launch facilities - New septic.A real prize 1st time listed. Priced lower S60Y
40 Acres — Sunshine exposure — A.L.R. will grow and supplymost needs (sheep presently) low taxes. 3 bdrm Panabode & smallguest shelter. Barn for a couple of horses. A private small lake plusirrigation ponds. Truly a gem $127,000.
11.5 Acres top of Campbell Bay - Cozy 2 bdrm. hideaway with excl.water supply, hydro & telephone in - Part arable alder bottom.(Back to basics & a new meaning to life) $57,500.
2.11 Acres semi-waterfront on beautiful Campbell Bay. Goodwater system, hydro & telephone in. Garage shelter sleeps 2 - Closeaccess to bay. Big potential here - only $26,900.
Prime Campbell Bay waterfrontage. Trailer site cleared and readyto use. Piped water. Our best Island value mid $20's.
These & more starting at $6,900. for ft acre rec lots -
Please call collect -
DICK GIRAUD - 539-5537 (24 hrs.)
Fighting floods
Jurv&eclon, Jloutife*GULF ISLANDS BRANCH Box 929, Ganges, B. C.
i PHONE: 537-5568^—•——
JUST A FEW OF OUR SUPERB COLLECTIONOF SEA VIEWS LOTS
EXCELLENT VIEWS — of Active Pass, Outer Islands and Mt.Baker. Piped water, hydro & C.V. Access in - site cleared to this 1.15acres on Old Divide Road. $25,500 with $5000 down.
* * *BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED SEA VIEW ACREAGE — on which tobuild your dream home. 3.81 acres of sub-dividable property close tofavorite beach and seasonal moorage. Driveway in and waterconnection paid for. $60,000 with good terms.
* » *ST. MARY'S HIGHLANDS — This 0.70 acre lot has views of theocean and the lake. Piped water, hydro & C.V. $19,500.
* * *GREAT OCEAN VIEWS IN ST. MARY'S HIGHLANDS — Wehave some new listings in this choice locality, with water, hydro,cablevision and paved roads. If you think you've seen them all - lookagain - these are new!!! From $17,500.
* * *REMARKABLE VALUES AT
UNDER $45,000 FOR LOVELYSMALL HOMES
JUST REDUCED — This cozy 3 Br. home on 1.59 acres. Close totown, good garden areas, fruit trees, and garage. $39,900.
* * *DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME - 3 BRs., spacious L.R.,attractive kitchen with built-in dishwasher. Level lot. Paved road$43,000.
* # *CENTRAL & SUNNY — Post & Beam 3 BR. home close to townFranklin P.P. M.L.S. $45,000.
* * *ECONOMY — That's the word for this smaller home - why pay toheat a monster when you don't need the room. $37,000.
* * *CLOSE TO LAKE ACCESS — Ideal weekender, 2 BR. older homenear St. Mary Lake. Sunny exposure on .44 acre. $40,000.
» * *NEW STRATA HOME — with 3 BRs., separate D.R., brick P.P.,high basement. Spectacular lakeviews. $41,000. M.L.S.
* * *CLOSE TO SHOPPING — and Gov't. office, this 2 Br. home is zonedC-l. Sundeck overlooking delightful garden. $44,900.
* » *TWO UNIQUE PROPERTIES
HAND CRAFTED QUALITY — This log home is tastefully finishedin a lovely wooded setting. Lots of room for the expanding family -Come see!!! $64,500.
* * *ONE OF THE FEW WATERFRONT HOMES LEFT — tastefullyfinished post & beam home with panoramic seaviews. 2 BRs.,heatilator P.P., sundecks and nicely 'andscapCuV "Panaboue Self-contained guest cnttapp aprt Iqrgf '""rksh"p. SI 15.OOP.J.DALE NEILSON 537-5161 ANN FOERSTER 537-S1S6
(Evenings)
"Sandbagging" is one of thecritical duties for Private MikeJefferies of Winnipeg's 2nd Battal-ion, Princess Patricia's Canadianlight Infantry as he and more than700 Canadian Forces soldiers andairmen help fight the southernManitoba floods. Pte. Jefferies isthe son of Mr. and Mrs. HenryJefferies of Ganges.
North GalianoBYDEVINABAINES
It was nice to see MarthaSilvey, of Gabriola Island here onthe weekend making a miraculousrecovery after open heart surgeryin Royal Jubilee Hospital in De-cember. Good luck, Mart.
Visiting the north end recentlywere Bob and Marie Gabara ofMerritt, B.C., Paul Sheppe of PortMcNeil, Thelma and Dianne
" Brunsmann and Joy McLeod ofLadysmith, Roger and Gina Gra-ham and family from Lillooet,Frances Brown and Martha Knightof Victoria. Martha hadn't been tothe island for 30 or 40 years andwas pleased to renew some oldfriendships.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Thompsonand Raymond of Gabriola with hissons and Jesse and Donna Thomp-son of Nanaimo visited as well.
Also spending a few days withtheir grandparents were Andre andDevina Lauzon and family fromPowell River. Mr. and Mrs. BillBamford were also over fromSidney.
Attending the Baines-Headwedding we were happy to see thatthe children of both families weretreated like V.I.P.'s as their pewswere marked with ribbon bows.The oldest boy, Bryce, acted asusher and helped his Uncle Harryshow people to their places.
Little Christine Head and hercousin Kathy Baines took care ofthe guest book at the reception.
Congratulations go out to Kenand Sylvia Mounsey on becominggrandparents earlier in the yearwhile they were in New Zealand.Robin and Susan of Stewart are theproud parents of Evan Christopherand are visiting at the PinkGeranium now.
Also, congratulations to anoth-er new set of grandparents: Rossand Thelma Beatty of DevinaDrive. Daughter Alison and son-in-law Peter are the proud parents ofthe wee girl.
Robin and Scott Weatherell ofLadysmith spent some time withtheir cousin, Carla, and auntMiriam.
This miserable 'flu is stilihanging around and catching up toa lot of our islanders. Here'shoping they get better soon and thenice sunny weather should help,we hope.
The cod and salmon season is infull swing now, but the fishermen
it rath to -"af-"h hg-Mr, and Mrs. Woody Coward
have gone to Vancouver for a few
Welcome home to Bill andMuriel Franklin from Vancouver.
Wednesday, May 23, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Five
.end a hand..:o clean
_ our landKeep Canada Beautiful
Hydro warning to 'Sunday loggers'"Sunday loggers" are making
their annual spring assault onpower lines, according to B.C.Hydro.
In the most serious incident thisyear to date, a tall tree was felledagainst a half-million volt trans-mission line near Langley.
There was a spectacular flashas the current shorted through thetree to the ground and startedsmall fires in dry grass and shrubs.A circuit breaker tripped immed-iately and shut off the power beforeit could either burn through thewire or set the whole tree ablaze,
Salt Spring LandsBox 6$, Ganges 537-S515
10 ACRE - VIEW PROPERTYOnly 3 miles to Ganges, with a Shangra-la mountain-valley view.A great buy for $29,900.
FAMILY HOME WITH COTTAGEOn .78 Ac. this spacious panabode, features an open design withskylights. Southern exposure, tranquil neighbourhood and 400sq. ft. guest cottage. All for $62,500.
COTTAGE RETREATFully equipped 2 bedroom, lots of sun and near a beach. A buy at$37,500.
VIEW HOME WITH WATERFRONTA country estate home with grand ocean view, an acre of pasturewith 3'/2 Acres total. Includes a small piece of waterfront withBoat Dock. Listed for $80,000.FASHION STOREElegant Ladies clothing store in good location.
CALL MARTIN LIPSKY 537-5515OCEAN VIEW ON BOTH SIDES$26,000. The Price ridiculously low - value incredible. Walk toferry - small mobile home (rents for$100/mo.) Yourown retreaton .84 ac. How can you lose?
Beautiful view on St. Mary's L'-*x 1.6 Ac. of manicuredlandscaped level land. BasCOV*"jrPet- Just $52,500.
1 Acre plus - prime arable land close to swimming, ferry, the Inn.Assum. A/S @ 9'/2%. Asking $19,500. Make an offer.
Possible 2 Homes - $47,900 - 2 bedroom main home - panelledPonderosa Pine Workshop (Heated and insulated) could be yourguest cottage. All this on .74 Ac.
NEW DEVELOPMENT - SOUTHERN EXP.Vesuvius Ridge - Spectacular! '/2 Ac. sea view lots - water - pavedroad. $16,500 & up. 10% down.THE BEST 5 ACS.!Beautiful land with 15 plus apple, pear & plum trees. Slopingtreed ridge to build on - build & view your orchard & GalianoIsland. A steal at $32,500 10% down good terms.
Lake view lots. Only^ \, 1̂ no- now just 2 left- Hurry, $11,500.
Southern exposure on 1.7 Acsdocks on St. Mary's Lake. 63just $57,900.
to sandy beach with 2furch mobile home all for
Would you believe your own 2 Br. lakeshore home with dock for$44,500. True - Hurry this one goes this week.
Come in and talk to the best sellers.BOB OR KATHLEEN DUGAS
537-5515 Days 537-2834 Eves.
Serviced building lots, approx. >/2 ac. Easy terms. $10,-000 fullprice.
.33 Acre serviced lot on Park Drive $12,500.
CALL BOB TARA537-5515 Days 653-4435 Eves.
5'/2 Acs. excellent Sea view, arable land, close to Ganges, 3 Br.home full basement. Price $78,000.
2% Acs. of fenced pasture land, good water system, lake view 48'mobile home, guest cottage, and large workshop and horsebarn.
CALL MEL TOPPING537-5515 Days 537-2426 Eves.
PENDER ISLANDGood selection of building lots from $6,900 to $12,000. Somewith views.One '/2 ac. high sunny lot adjoining lake with view of ocean,selectively cleared drivewy into building site, with sewer andwater. $16,500.Level lot in sheltered bay. Good anchorage, next to park.$32,500.2 BnJ.200 sq.Jt. home on 15 well treed acs. View of the ocean,drilled well, horse coral. $65,000
Ideal location for mobile home, secluded 1.55 Acs., drilled welland septic system. $22,500.
Junction Southey Point Rd. and Sunset Drive, Access in front ofproperty to waterfront, 2.35 Acs. of pleasantly treed level lot.Water, hydro. $24,500.
Owner built quality 3 bedroom home on 3.68 Arable Acs. Terrificview of Ganges Harbour, Mount Baker, excellent garden soil.Lots of pleasant features, fireplace, workshop, pool. $89,500.
Exclusive • One-of-a-kind, ideal island retreat, 233 ft. ofwaterfront on Wallace Island. Good anchorage in PrincessHarbour. Southwest exposure. $37,500.
JUST LISTED
Comfortable 2 bedroom older home on 0.80 ac. mostly fenced.Stately Maple trees enhance the view. Double carport. Area forgarden. Many rose bushes yet to blossom. Asking $44,000.Terms available.
LAKEFRONT COTTAGEYear-round 2 bedroom cottage with woodstove on 2 lots withover 290 feet of low-bank south exposure beach with boat dock &storage shed. Asking $69,500 cash. (We will help you arrangefinancing.)
MOBRAE BUILDING LOT0.61 Ac. level treed, serviced with nice view of St. Mary Lake. Inarea of good homes. Only $17,500. (Offers)
537-5515 DaysCALL DICK TRORY
GALIANO ISLAND537-2236 Eves.
Near ferry, 2 Br. Panabode with superb view, wide deck,basement workshop, furnace, franklyn fireplace, on quarteracre hillside with frontage on sheltered bay, small wharf$59,500.
Large comfortable family home on 2.29 Ac. with workshop, fullbasement, 3 Br. dining & family rooms, utility, stone fireplace, 2bathrooms, rec room, a/o furnace, rugs & drapes. $75,000.
New 2 storey 2 br. home on VA Ac. in village with 117 ft. onWhaler Bay, some interior finishing required. 2 fireplaces W/Wrugs & appliances. $60,000.
said a Hydro spokesman.The logger and his helper were
alerted by the first crackling soundand jumped clear. They could havebeen electrocuted. In this instanceservice to Hydro customers was notinterrupted as other transmissionlines took over the load, and thetree was removed by Hydro line-men later in the day.
But in other incidents amateurwoodsmen have been injured andpower outages have affected largenumbers of customers.
Sunday loggers are usuallytaking down unwanted trees ontheir own property, and either failto consider the proximity of powerwires, or feel competent to do thejob safely, Driftwood was told.
ASSISTANCEHydro will provide professional
assistance, normally at no charge.
"For their own safety, we askpeople not to take down treesaround power lines by them-selves," advises district managerJ.R. Thomson.
These are Hydro's policies re-garding trees near power lines:
• If, in Hydro's opinion, a treeappears in danger of falling orbeing blown on to a power line,Hydro will take it down at nocharge.
• If an owner wishes to takedown a healthy tree near a powerline Hydro will provide a linemanto stand by if reasonable notice isgiven. There will be no chargeduring normal working hours, but acharge will be made if this serviceis required outside regular workinghours.
• Disposal of felled trees is theresponsibility of owners.
The policies apply to trees nearthe wires between Hydro's polesand a customer's house as well asto the lines on roads, streets andlanes.
"These procedures are provid-ed primarily for the safety of thepublic, as well as to protectsecurity of service to customers,"said Thompson. "If they were fullyobserved, much sorrow and incon-venience would be avoided.
Too Late to Classify ~Michael Hogan
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Page Twenty-Six GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 23, 1979
Fenders get new ambulance One-third of world lives atexpense of other two-thirdsPhillip King, secretary of the
Fender Islands Lions Club, went to• Victoria last week to take delivery
MORTGAGESFunds available for First andSecond Mortgages. Interestrates from ll'/i%.
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from John Carlow of the ProvincialAmbulance Service of the firstambulance for the Fenders.
On its arrival on the Islands,Gordon Wallace, president, accep-ted the ambulance on behalf of theLions Club.
The emergency vehicle is fullyequipped and will be stationedtemporarily at the Medical Clinicon McKinnon Road until the newLions Club Health Centre is built.
The Lions Club is the sponsor ofthis project and has been workingon it for some six months. It willservice both North and SouthFender Islands.
MIL1ER&TOYNBEEWATERFRONT HOME - $48,000.
2Bedroom home on Booth Canal, has franklin fire-place, someappliances, workshop & garden shed. .43 acre with 60 (+) on tidaloceanfront.
* * *CAPE COD HOME
$55,000. for this lovely !'/$ storey on .73 acre. Stone fireplace, cedarfinishing, wall to wall, l'/2 baths, veranda and distant waterview. 2Bedrooms up one down, shake roof - $55,000.
* * *2 BEDROOM HOME - FURNISHED
$33,000Large mobile home on .37 acre across from Beach access. Furnishedready to move in, full price $33,000.
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WATERFRONT ESTATELarge well cared for main home has 4 bedrooms and 11/2 baths up,guest room with bath, L.R., Kit., dining area, games room and barroom. Also one Bedroom caretaker cottage (rented at $150.00 p/m)over 1000 feet of warm exposure W/F close to town. All on 2'/i acreprivate point. $175,000.
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BUILDING LOTSLarge selection of treed"lots serviced with water, power, phoneand some with sewer. $6,000 - $9,000.
.8 Ac. treed, level lot with good garden soil. Driveway in tobuilding site. $8200.
Large treed lot with 131 Ft. road frontage. Paved road $8500.
Unobstructed ocean view lot. lh Ac. serviced with water, powerand phone. Driveway in. $14,500. $4,000 down, balance $180per month.
1.7 acres panoramic island and sea views, private road, tosunny, level hilltop building site. Community water, surroundedby larger acreages offering complete privacy. $16,500.HOMESOlder 2 bedroom home on 2.19 acres landscaped with flowerand vegetable gardens. Garage and workshop. Southernexposure seaviews. Short walk to ferry and marina $79,000.
Small well maintained home on 1.28 acres. Appliances inc.Separate garage. $44,000.
3 Br. split level, half basement on over 1 Acre. Sea view $51,000.
New 2 Bedroom home on level 1A ac. lot. Nicely landscaped.Heatilatore fireplace. Appliances incl. $45,000.
Westcoast contemporary. 1260 Sq. Ft. Full basement. Skylightsthroughout. Built in greenhouse. Built of heavy timbers, roughcedar and softwoods. A 1.4 acres with a glimpse of the sea.$63,900.
New 3 bedroom home, 2% acres, treed, sunny, private. $62,000.
Waterfront home - Southern exp. new 2 bedrooms, garden.$75,000.
MAYNE ISLAND300 sq. ft. cottage on treed lot within walking distance to theMayne Island ferry terminal. $22,500.
CALL MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271Or visit our office on the waterfront t Hope Bay, N. Pender Island.
BY MARY C. WILLIAMSON"Among the more violent white
collar crimes is employer negli-gence " W.G. Carsen examinedthe records of factory inspectors. Ina sample of 200 firms in one area ofEngland every factory had betweentwo and 94 violations of the law, atotal of 3,800 offences in all. Themajority were not trivial, 38%being lack of secure fencing arounddangerous machinery. Of the firmsinvestigated only 12 were threaten-ed with prosecution. Ten came intocourt. All pleaded guilty, and theaverage fine was 50 pounds!
P. Kinnersley inThe Hazards ofWork calculated deaths from in-dustrial accidents and diseases inthe United Kingdom as approxi-mately 3,000 a year. Victims ofmurder and manslaughter numberaround 600, the average sentencebeing between 10 and 20 years injail. The author agrees there is"criminal intent" in industrialdeaths, but employer negligencewhich results in death may well bethought "criminal". And the mild-
ness of enforcement proceduresand sentencing reinforces the be-lief that a double standard isworking within the judicial process.POOR BACKGROUNDS
Convicted criminals come ov-erwhelmingly from poorer back-grounds in Western society. Forinstance, in the U.S.A., whilenon-whites constitute only 20% of
More Foodfor Thoughtthe population, they make up 50%of its prisoners. As the AmericanFriends Service Committee pointsout, their country has more blacksin prison than in college. We inCanada have similarly unbalancedprison populations.
My point is not just the obviousdouble standard of "one law for the
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BETTY VALDEZ 537-5521 (Days) 537-9754 (Eves.)
FEW MINUTES WALK TO GANGES - 2 acres cleared, fenced andarable. 3 Bedroom bungalow with open fireplace, insulatedcabin, storage sheds, barn has piped water. $50,900. Exclusive.HIGH ON A HILL - spotless 3 bedroom 2 storey home, large rec.room with air tight stove which serves to cut down heating costs.Up to date kitchen. Lovely seaview. Not far from Ganges.$67,500. MLS.BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE studio-type home in a well-treed setting. 2Bedrooms, VA baths, appliances. $45,900.JUST OVER 4 ACRES - covered with arbutus and cedar trees.Lake views - water piped to the property. $30,700. MLS.
ALMA MCQUIGGAN 537-5521 (Days) 537-9462 (Eves.)
BEAUTIFUL ST. MARY LAKE WATERFRONT. Excellentlymaintained older2 BR. home on 1.2 acres. Cottage, greenhouseand garage. Assorted fruit trees. An excellent buy at $69,900.2 BR. COTTAGE near the sea on 1 acre. Handyman's Special.$29,000. MLS.1 BR. COTTAGE on 1 Acre at Cusheon Lake. $27,500.NEW 1354 SQ. FT. 3 BR. HOME, near new elementary school.Excellent location on paved road near ocean. $59,900.1.67 ACRES with excellent site for home or mobile. Only 1.5miles from Ganges. $11,000.2 BR ROUGH CEDAR HOME unique design on heavily treed 1.17acre lot with southern exposure. Needs some finishing. Try youroffer. Asking $45,000.
LEO HORNCASTLE 537-5521 (Days) 537-2629 (Eves.)
rich and one for the poor". Oursociety is founded on the unequalright to accumulate wealth. Such asociety "gives rise to the legal andillegal desire to accumulate proper-ty as rapidly as possible" accord-ing to the authors of CriticalCriminology. Those who cheat byacquiring easy money offend ag-ainst all of us. Unfortunately, themost significant cheating - thecrimes of the affluent - are the leastpublicized, investigated and pun-ished.
It will be interesting to see theultimate result of the dredgingfraud cases recently tried in east-ern Canada.DISORDER
The New Internationalist fea-ture on crime says:
"The law does not provide social justice. Itdoes not ensure a fair and just protection lorthe rewards of hard work and the due punish-ment of offenders. The judicial system,through loaded judgements of the severity ofa crime, and through differing punishments,assures not order, but disorder and a grosslyunfair society.
The point could be no better put than byRichard Nixon, who as president remarked:
'The organised criminal relies on physicalterror and psychological in t imidat ion, oneconimic retaliation and political bribery, oncitizens' indifference and government ac-quiescence. He corrupts our governing ins t i -tutions and subverts our democratic pro-cesses.1
The New York Supreme Court in 1976for-mally ruled that Nixon was guil ty ofobstructing justice by impeding investigationof burglary, interfering with legal defence ina court case, concealing evidence of crimescommitted by his staff and approving hughmoney payments to conspirators. He wasnever ever sentenced."
The American Friends ServiceCommittee said:
"Actions that clearly ought to be labelledcriminal, because they bring the greatestharm to the greatest number, are in fact,accomplished officially by agencies ofgovernment. The overwhelming number ofmurders in this century have been committedby governments in wartime. Hundreds ofunlawful killings by police go unprosecutedeach year. The largest forceful acquisitions ofproperty in the U.S. have been the thefts ofland guaranteed by treaty to Indian tribes;thefts sponsored by the government...Civilrights demonstrators, struggling to exercisetheir constitutional rights, have been repeat-edly beaten and harassed by police and she-riffs. And in the Vietnam War, Americaviolated its own constitution and interna-tional law."
WHAT LAW, WHOSE ORDER?So next time you hear political
candidates or anyone else boastingthat they stand for law and order,ask them, "What law and whoseorder?"
When people claim to respectauthority, remember Dr. StanleyMilgram of Yale University and hisshocking discovery that two-thirdsof the people will inflict pain on theother third if told to do so by anauthoritative figure.
In Canada, the top 20% of thepopulation enjoys 42% of theannual income, while the bottom20% has to make do with fourpercent.
And in the world at large,one-third of us live at the expenseof the other two-thirds.
Perhaps we should stop talkingabout law and order, and concen-trate on justice.
Lookingfor
lost dinghySaanich man is looking for a
dinghy lost in the islands.John Sparks, of Seesea Place,
in Saanich was moored in Monta-gue Harbour at Galiano recentlywhen the dinghy wefst missing.
It is believed to have beenstolen, a 12 foot aluminum boat,the Sea Nymph.
Wednesday, May 23, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Seven
Salt Spring Island Power Squadron
Highest percentage of membersto have taken advanced courses
Presenting certificates
A buffet banquet at the Har-bour House Hotel highlighted thesixth annual Graduation andChange-of-Watch ceremony of theSalt Spring Power Squadron onWednesday last week.
Following dinner. DistrictTraining Officer District Lt.-Cmdr.John Wood was kept busy present-ing certificates and letters ofqualification to successful grad-uates of the 1978-79 boating class,of which there were 17. Of these,seven took the membership pledgeadministered by Wood.
In his remarks to the graduateshe pointed out that the training sofar received equipped boaters tocope with conditions most likely tobe met in local waters and thatfurther training through PowerSquadron courses would enablethem to navigate with confidenceanywhere in the world.
The training staff was thankedby Training Officer Peter Binghamand they, with other members,were presented with merit marksby John Wood.
The basic boating course, whichtakes 26 weeks to complete, mustbe taken before a prospectivemember may join the PowerSquadron.
John Wood, who is also DistrictTraining Officer, observed that49% of the local Power Squadron'smembership had taken advancedcourses. That percentage is thehighest of any squadron in theVancouver Island district, he not-ed.
Spokesman for the graduates ofthe basic course, Scott Bergstrom,said that he goes commercialfishing every summer. The comingseason, he said, would be the firsttime in four years of gillnetting thathe would know what the chartsmeant.
The evening closed with theinstallation of the new bridge for1979-80, under the guidance ofCommander James Napper, assist-ed by executive officer EdwardCoombes, training officer PeterBingham, assistant training officerDave Hoskin, secretary Joe Stew-
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In addition to the boating class,12 members of the squadronqualified in advanced courses;seamanship power, Patrick Tier-nan; seamanship sail, AlanCoombes, Doris Coombes, CharlesSutcliffe; advanced pilot, AlanCoombes, Lionel Ray; marine elec-tronics, Lewis Caldwell, AlanCoombes, Jamie Marshall; marinemaintenance, Lewis Caldwell, Wal-lace Thomas; weather, AlanCoombes.
This year, for the first time, aboating course was held on PenderIsland under the auspices of the
Salt Spring Power Squadron. At agraduation banquet on May 17 atPender Lodge, Lt.-Cmdr. Woodpresented letters and certificates to12 successful candidates. A num-ber of squadron members attendedthe event and congratulated thegrads.
Lost yourboom here?
Some boat owner has lost atelescopic spinnaker boom.
RCMP Detachment at Gangeshave the boom in their possession.It may be claimed by its owner onreasonable proof of ownership.
It was found floating in theCoon Bay area of Porlier Pass.
Two Power Squadron trainingofficers are seen presenting awardsat the island squadron's banquet
last week. They are Peter Binghamof the local squadron and JohnWood from Victoria.
NOTICE OF MEETINGSalt Spring Island
There will be a meeting of the Salt Spring Island Trust Commit-tee to consider various items of business concerning Salt SpringIsland, at the conclusion of the Public Hearing on June 5, 1979,in the United Church Hall, Ganges, B.C.
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ISLANDS TRUSTSalt Spring Island Trust Committee
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGNOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem their interest inproperty affected by the following proposed Bylaws will beafforded an opportunity to be heard on the matters contained the-rein at a Public Hearing to be held in the United Church Hall,Hereford Avenue, Ganges, B.C., on TUESDAY, June 5, 1979,commencing at 7.00 pm.
(a) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No.17, (being Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 1979) is a Bylaw to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, 1978.
Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, cited as"Zoning Bylaw No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978", is amended asfollows:
By changing the zoning classification of that part of Lot A.,Plan 30218, Section 1, Range 3 East, North Salt Spring Island,Cowichan Land District, from the Residential 1 Zone to theIndustrial 4 Zone; by changing the zoning classification of thatpart of Lot A, Plan 30218, Section 1, Range 3 East, North SaltSpring Island, Cowichan Land District, from the Commercial1 Zone to the Industrial 4 Zone; as shown on Plan No. 1 whichforms part of the Bylaw.
The property is located on Rainbow Road.
(b) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No.21, (being Amendment Bylaw No. 2, 1979), is a Bylaw to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, 1978.
Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 21,(being Amendment Bylaw No. 2, 1979), is a Bylaw to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, 1978.
Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, cited as"Zoning Bylaw No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978", is amended asfollows:
By adding to the Rural Zone the following: Russell Island, Lot72 known as "Fisherman's Island", Long Harbour, Lot 22,Long Harbour, Isabella Island, Burial Islet; and by amendingthe text of the Bylaw to clarify general provisions relating toaccessory buildings; and by eliminating a density provisionrelated to additional buildings permitted on agricultural lands.The Bylaw also expands the definition of Farm Land, and pro-vides for a single dwelling rather than dwellings in Sections 15.1( I ) and 16.1 (1). In addition car wrecking is removed as a per-mitted use in the Industrial 3 Zone.
(c) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 22,(being Amendment Bylaw No. 3. 1979), is a Bylaw to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, 1978.
Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, cited as"Zoning Bylaw No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978" is amended asfollows:By changing the zoning classification of Lot 6, Section 15,Range 4 East, Plan 26098, Salt Spring Island, Cowichan LandDistrict, from the Watershed 1 Zone to the Rural Zone.
The property is located between Cranberry Road and OldDivide Road.
(d) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No,
Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, cited as"Zoning Bylaw No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978", is amended asfollows:
By changing the zoning classification of Lot B, Sections, Range3 East, North Salt Spring Island, Plan 23707, Cowichan LandDistrict, from the Industrial 2 Zone to the Industrial 3 Zone.The property is located on Desmond Crescent.
(e) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No.24, (being Amendment Bylaw No. 5, 1979), is a Bylaw to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, 1978.
Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, cited as"Zoning Bylaw No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978", is amended asfollows:
By changing the zoning classification of that portion of Lot 460,Ganges Harbour, Salt Spring Island, Cowichan Land District,as shown on Plan No. I which forms part of the Bylaw, from theWater C (WC) Zone to the Water A (WA) Zone; and by chang-ing the zoning classification of that area shown on Plan No. 2which forms part of the Bylaw, from the Water A (W A) Zone tothe Water C (WC) Zone; and by designating that area shown onPlan No. 3, which forms part of the Bylaw, a Development Per-mit Area pursuant to Section 702AA of the Municipal Act.
(0 Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 25,(being Amendment Bylaw No. 6, 1979), is a Bylaw to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, 1978.Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, cited as"Zoning Bylaw No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978", is amended asfollows:By changing the zoning classification of Lot 1 and a portion ofamended Lot 2 (Block 2), Plan 5664, (Section 9), Range 2 West,North Salt Spring Island, Cowichan Land District, as shown onPlan No. 1, which forms part of the Bylaw, from the Commer-cial 1 Zone to the Rural Residential 2 Zone; and by changing thezoning classification of Lot 1 and Lot 2, (Block 1). Plan 5664,(Section 9), Range 2 West, North Salt Spring Island. CowichanLand District, as shown on Plan No. 2, which forms part of theBylaw, from the Rural Residential 2 Zone to the Commercial IZone.The properties are located on Vesuvius Bay Road.(g)Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No.26, (being Amendment Bylaw No. 7, 1979). is a Bylaw to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14. 1979.
Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, cited as"Zoning Bylaw No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978", is amended asfollows:By changing the zoning classification of Lot B, Plan 16327, Sec-tion 1, Range 3 East, Salt Spring Island, Cowichan Land Dis-trict, as shown on Plan No. I which forms part of the Bylaw,from the Commercial 1 Zone to trie Residential 1 Zone.
The property is located on McPhillips Avenue.
Copies of the proposed Bylaws may be reviewed at the offices of theCapital Regional District, Building Inspection Depart ment, in theProvincial Government Building, Ganges, B.C., dur ing normalworking hours of 1.00 prn. to 4.30 prn., -Monday to Friday inclu-sive. The proposed Bylaws may also be reviewed at the IslandsTrust Office. 848 Courtney Street. Victoria. B.C., d ; : ; i i g normal
!KWU 3id St., Sidney Sail SpringJsland Trust Committee Bylaw No. 14, 197*. incli
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Page Twenty-Eight GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 23, 1979
Inspectorexaminesshale pit
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inspector. Her original impressionhad been that Reynolds was goingto start a shale pit and keep onmining.
Robinson said that after hespoke with the neighbour on theother side of the quarry andexplained the situation, that neigh-bour too was "perfectly satisfied".
Following new complaintsabout the pit this year, Robinsonsaid, he made another visit to theisland May 11. He spoke withHarvey Reynolds, who told himthat he had seen the Trust repre-sentatives that same day and they"were now quite happy with whatis being done at the pit".RECLAMATION
Reclamation has alreadybeen started at the pit, .he contin-ued.
"Two areas have been sloped,covered with topsoil and plantedwith daffodils, hyacinth, iris andother flowers. Topsoil has beenpiled and sloped at another area asrequired by the Inspector of Mines.Three apple trees have been plant-ed at another area.
"Mr. Reynolds has operatedthis shale pit in accordance withthe agreement made with him bythe Ministry of Mines," concludedRobinson. "There is no reason tobelieve that he will not continue todo so."
However, two days before Rob-inson wrote the letter, the IslandsTrust wrote to Harvey Reynoldsadvising him to continue his opera-tion, but bring it to a halt "as soonas is reasonably practical, with arestoration of the site so that noappreciable erosion occurs thatwould affect the water quality ofCusheon Lake".
By Tuesday, the local trusteeshad not received a copy of the letterfrom the Inspector of Mines.
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Salt Spring musicians KathvStack and Shari Ulrich were featur-ed in a local hotel last week. The
two entertainers are well known onthe west coast.
SeekinginjunctionThe Islands Trust decided
last Wednesday to seek aninjunction against constructionof a dock at Mayne Island byPinchin Holdings Ltd.
Construction of the dockbegan last week despite thefact that the Trust has indicat-ed it would contravene zoningregulations on the island.
A press release from theTrust said the Capital RegionalDistrict is being advised of theproceedings being taken sothat "they may evaluate thesituation in relation to theirbuilding bylaw".
Slowed downin a cloud
If some of the type in thisweek's issue looks odd, that'sprobably because it is.
The electronic typesetting ma-chine in the Driftwood plant wasout of commission at the lastminute. Other equipment wasbrought into use and the type facesare different.
The machine is a new one. It is,however, associating closely withan older machine and has alreadypicked up its tendency to slowdown in a cloud of offensive smokeas soon as the pressure is on. Alltypesetting for Driftwood is by thecold-type process until it gets hot.
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