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Eleventh Year, No. 39 GANGES, British Columbia Thursday, October 15, 1970 $4.00 per year in Canada.Copy 1 ft? Appointment Is Welcomed By Islanders Seeking Protection As minister of fisheries, Vancouver's Jack Davis er of mines, Frank Richter, that oil exploration trimental to the Gulf Islands should write briefly to, made a valuable contribution to the safeguarding of would take precedence over protection of environ- the minister of pollution, in Ottawa, telling him the Gulf Islands' future. ment. so. It doesn't even cost a postage stamp to write It was Mr. Davis* proposal to establish a marine Last week's ann ouncement of Mr. Davis* new ap- to Mr. Davis. park of the Gulf of Georgia in order to prohibit des- pointment as minister of pollution has been wel- The more ambitious might send a poliation of the waters surrounding the islands. The comed by islanders. copy to Premier Bennett, which does cost six cents. minister took this action at a time when the provin- Every resident of the islands who feels that oil Don't mutter under your breath...Let the minister cial government had announced, through its minist- development and industrial expansion would be de- know how you feel, right now! PIGS IS PIGS This was the scene when the annual greasy pig contest was run off at Ganges on Saturday.

LESS FAILURES IN FUTURE The third annual Greasy Pig Jack Webster, radio commen- Contest held Saturday, Oct. 10, tator who was to be master of END OF at the school grounds, Ganges ceremonies was at the last mom- in aid of the maintenance of ent unable to attend. He was Centennial Park at Ganges. Con- sent to Europe on business by his LOOP HYDRO FOR ISLANDS SUMMER test once again proved an out- (Turn to Page Twelve) New power service is under Power will be able to flow ei- Last of the high temperatures standing success as well as live- way for the islands. ther way around the loop. If a for 1970 has passed. ly entertainment. At times the Improved reliability will be circuit break disrupts the supply Maximum temperature during young contestants seemed more ROTARIANS provided for most of B. C. Hy- from one direction, electricity the month of September was 74 exhausted than the small piglets dro's Gulf Islands customers by a will still be available from the deg. on the 27th, according to which doubled back and forth as power distribution loop which is other direction. they were chased around the co- the weather report from Domin- rral. MEET now under construction. This loop system, is being con- ion observer H.J. Carlin, Gan- When the construction program structed to a 25,000-volt stand- ges Hill. The judges were Dr. S. N. has been completed, five islands ard which will permit more pow- Low was 43 deg., recorded Wood, veterinary surgeon; Des- GOVERNOR - Salt Spring, Galiano, Mayne, er to be made available to the on the 15th. Precipitation am- mond Crofton, and R. McWhir- Saturna and North Pender - will Gulf Islands when required. When Rotary District Govern- ounted to 1.94 ins. The month ter. or Carl Engstrom came to Salt be linked by a loop system com- At present, Salt Spring Island experienced more sunshine and In charge of the arrangements bining conventional overhead is connected to the Vancouver was Mrs. Dorothy Kyle, chair- Spring Island on Friday he was powerlines and submarine cables. Island power system by two L less rain than average. warmly entertained by island • Maximum mean temperature man of the Centennial commit- Rot aria ns. 25,000-volt submarine circuits. was 64.7 and minimum mean, tee. She was assisted by Adrian Other submarine circuits link Wolfe-Milner, chairman of the The district governor spent Salt Spring to Galiano, Galiano 38.5 deg. part of the day touring the isl- September was not as dry Centennial fund committee and and and part meeting fellow to Mayne and Mayne to both since 1966. Mr. Carlin has lis- Mrs. Wolfe-Milner; Henry Geig- FOUR MEN North Pender and Saturna Islands. Rotarians here. ted figures for the previous four erich, treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. The visitor is a retired oil A 16,000-foot-long submarine years: September, 1969, 4.58 John Stepanuik, Mr. and Mrs. circuit from Salt Spring Island to company employee and lives in ins.; 1968, 2.15 ins.; 1967,2.37 C. Buckley, Ed Williams and Olympia, Washington. He was LOST OFF North Pender Island was comple- ins.; 1966, 1.46 ins. Hal Bryan. ted last January. The final link accompanied by Mrs. Engstrom. in the loop system, a submarine On Friday evening a recep - TELEPHONE TROUBLES tion and dance was offered in ISLANDS extension from North Pender Isl- the Golf and Country Club when Four men were lost when die and to Saturna, was laid at the Mr. and Mrs. Engstrom were small boat in which they were beginning of the month across guests of honor. travelling failed to reach its des- Plumper Sound from Razor Point Rotarians, with their wives tination during the holiday week to Breezy Bay. Tell Them Ifs Out! and friends made up the assem- nd. Reconstruction of existing ov- bly. Three navy whalers left Gabri- erhead lines forming part of the Telephone service on Salt could reach the operator to pro- ola on Sunday, heading across loop is completed on Salt Spring Spring Island is still below an test. and Saturna, and in progress on adequate standard, charges Mrs. At the north end of Salt Spring CAR TOTAL WRECK the Strait to Gibson's. Two ar- North Pender. Final phase of the L. Hedger. She complains of Island telephone service is poor, rived at Keats Island and later project will be the conversion of numerous incidents of friends she reports, at the south end it AFTER DRIVER reported the third missing and a lines on North and South Pender telling her they have tried rep- is impossible. search was instigated. and on Salt Spring to 25,000 eatedly to reach her, but with- Standard of service has deter- DODGES DEER On Monday a capsized whaler volts. out success. iorated steadily since the old Imported sports car driven by was found off Galino. On Tues- Mrs. Hedger hit the jackpot day morning the body of one of Electrical service to Thetis crank- handle telephone was re- Remain Klaasen, of Calgary, was and Kuper Islands, east of Che- this week. After repeated diff- placed, says Mrs. Hedger. almost completely wrecked on the men was taken from the wa- iculties in using her telephone Every time and any time the Tuesday last week when it left ter about two miles north of Sal- mainus, also will be made more she took 10 minutes before she amanca Point on Galiano Island. reliable with the installation of telephone fails, please write to the road and overturned. All four missing men were Ro- a new submarine cable link to the company immediately, she Mr. Klaasen reported that he yal Canadian Navy Reserve per- the Vancouver Island system. POLICE OFFICER pleads; this is the only way to attempted to avoid a deer on the sonnel serving with HMCS Dis- Scheduled to be in service IS PROMOTED get it improved. highway, when the car went out covery at Vancouver. this winter, the new underwater of control and left the road. circuit will extend about 16,000 RCMP officer in charge of the HOCKEY FIGURE He was thrown clear and the feet from Coffin Point, near Ganges detachment has oeen A frequent visitor to Galiano car rolled over several times be- MOURNS BROTHER Ladysmith, to the west side of promoted to the rank of Corporal all summer long has been F.R. fore coming to a stop. Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Saunders, Thetis Island, near Camp Col- Cpl. Doug Burke came to Gan- "Red" Dutton, from Vancouv- The body was split in a numb- McPhillips Ave., attended the umbia. ges some weeks ago as a Const-- er, wellknown in hockey circles er of places and the vehicle sus- funeral of Mrs. Saunders' brother Thetis and Kuper Islands now able. and all of the sports world, tained other damage. D.C. Gill, of Vancouver, who receive power via submarine ca- He assumed charge of the det- He is a former president of Car was a sports coupe with a passed away October 1. ble from Salt Spring Island. achment from Cpl. Vern Meyer. NHL. fibreglass body. Page Two Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, October 15, 1970

GOING AHEAD GARDENERS TO Mutual Fire Insurance PRISON DISCUSS RESULTS Co. of B.C. OF FLOWER SHOW Founded in 1902 by the RATEPAYERS GROUP FOR Farmers of British Columbia BY YELLOW THUMB GULF AGENTS Since their inception in Aug- Provincial government recog- ust, the Salt Spring Island Rate- GANGES MAN Pender ....D.G.Dpdd nition and approval of the org- Don't forget the next Garden payers' Association has lost no anization has been given, eff- One man went to prison for Club meeting on Wednesday, Salt Spring . H.J.Carlin time in processing the organiza- ective September 11, according four months and his companion Oct. 21, at 8 p. m. sharp, at tion and clarifying its objectives, to a spokesman of the associa- was given a 12 months suspended Galiano .. United Church Hall. . Donald New tion. sentence when they pleaded gui- After the excitement of the Saturna ..,, J.McMahon The executive committee has lty in Ganges provincial court on Fall Flower Show we will all MODERNISE held three meetings since the Friday to breaking and entering. want to discuss the pros and cons Mayne .... J.Pugh election in August. The comm- Christopher White of Ganges, and pick up hints for the next ittee has conducted an active was sentenced to four months' show. IT PAYS TO WITH correspondence"with the Capital imprisonment by Judge M. F. Pei- Also we will have the pleasure ler. The judge explained that ADVERTISE Regional District Planning Dep- of seeing slides taken by I. C. PROPANE artment. Correspondence has White was on probation from a Shank. After seeing his slides of REGULARLY centred around areas of concern previous charge of breaking and wild flowers taken across Canada, to ratepayers in the currently entering a dwelling house in Van- we know we are in for a treat. proposed zoning by-law. couver when he was found in Ganges Pharmacy, in the early Working in concert with the Tatroff's trouble starts with li- Island representatives to the hours of September 30. Duane quor and involves marijuana, BADMINTON Planning Committee, members Tatroff was placed on probation. commented Judge Peiler. of the ratepayers* association The judge was taking into con- sideration the fact that White is " It is all very well to say that WILL COMMENCE have attended the recent meet- marijuana is no worse than cig- ing of the Regional District in ypung and was very drunk at the Victoria. time, he noted. arettes or liquor," he noted, White objected to the term, "But it is notable that in so ma^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 The purpose of the association ny cases in court people using is to act as a sounding-board for drunk and asked for the word, in- S.S.I. HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM ebriated to be used. marijuana are involved." the opinions of the majority of Sentencing him, the judge ratepayers. This includes all " Is that a better word than drunk?" asked the judge. cautioned that the terms ofhis New Members Will Be Most Welcome tenants as well as property own- probation will be reporting as ers. "I believe so," responded the accused. required, with abstinence from It necessarily follows that the alcohol and drugs. more people who take an active The sentence carries the rec- " Pull up your socks and be- interest in the work of this asso- ommendation that White be sent come a useful citizen!" he urg- ciation, the more representat- to a forestry camp. Breaking and ed. Shop At entering is looked on very seri- ive will be their efforts on be- Both men were ordered to half of all Salt Spring Island re- ously by the courts, Judge Peiler make restitution of $42.83 for sidents. told Tatroff. "There was a time damage to the glass window bro- FOR GROCERIES To this end, the public is in- on this island," continued the BEN'S vited to complete the applica- judge, "when nobody thought of ken to gain entry. Druggist L. tion for membership in the rate- locking their doors. During the G. Ramsey submitted receipts payers* association which will past five years it has reached the for repairs. appear in the next issue of point where everybody locks his MEAT DRIFTWOOD. door." INSTRUCTOR LEAVES SIMPLE MATTER IS NOT ISLAND SUDDENLY PRODUCE Adult education has lost a Planners have many problems. The letter is addressed to 209 course with the sudden depart- Some are far from the Capital Burnes House, Bastion Square, ure of an instructor. Mrs. Nor- 537 - 5553 Region. Victoria, British Columbia, Un- man Walker has left Salt Spring The New Zealand Institute of ited States. Island to visit her former home Architects uses a computer to Which would indicate that the in California. money-losing computer should look after its accounts. But the Mrs. Walker was teaching electronic marvel has teething be set to counting sheep - or programmed for geography. flower arrangement and Christ- trouble, so secretary, F. D. mas decorating at night school. Winter informed Regional Dist- Classes have been cancelled. rict planner C. H. "Charlie" They may be offered again at Wakelin this week. some future date. M cM ANU S Seems that early this summer GANGES Mr. Wakelin sent $10 to New SHELL SERVICE Zealand to renew his member- COMPLETE AUTO-REPAIR & SERVICE ship in the NZIA. The comput- Angus Mackay returned to PYORRHEA? er which is still being independ- Hamiota, Manitoba, after spen- FIRST WARNING SIGN 537-2023 24 hour towing service Ganges ent, shows no record of the $10. ding several weeks with his niece The so-called pink toothbrush Neither does the bank deposit Mrs. P.R.Bingham and Col.Bing- SECOND WARNING SIGN account. And the accountant ham, Churchill Road. Also Inflamed gums. Gums pull who watches the computer says staying with the Binghams for the away from teeth. he can't locate any records- at holiday weekend was their dau- ADVANCED SIGN all of the transaction between ghter, Miss Heather Ann Bing- Gums may ulcerate and bleed Mr. Wakelin and the data pro- Ham. New Westminster. freely. cessing whiz-machine. Read this... Visiting Mrs. Fred Kirkham FINALLY "Under the circumstances," for Thanksgiving week end was Bone supporting teeth is writes secretary Winter, "I Wendy Hill, Port Alberni. attacked and destroyed. be glad you can! would suggest that you arrange Guests staying at Harbour for its (the $10 money order) House over Thanksgiving week FIGHT PYORRHEA WITH - cancellation and obtain a rep- end were Hink Hinkema, Am- lacement to be forwarded in se- sterdam, Holland; R. Klassen, ttlement of your subscription Calgary, Dr. and Mrs. Ernest RHODIA this year." Williams with Kathleen and Da- vid, Mrs. Debbie Wilson, Mr. TOOTHPASTE and Mrs. R.J. Hilton, Mr. and 3.5% sodium acetarsol provides splrll- Ucldal and bactericidal action when NEW BOOK ON B.C. Mrs. C. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. used as * dentifrice or applied with Bollerinker, Miss J. Boorman, •oft brush or finger to affected area. New historical photostory of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. British Columbia is to be publish- Richardson and family and H. ed. Wright, New Westminster, Mr. Title of the official Centenni- and Mrs. A. Russo, Monterey, GANGES al "71 publication is, "It Happen- California, Mrs. K. Stanton ed in British Columbia". It will and Miss Mary Stanton, Mont- PHARMACY appear mid-October and is priced real, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bu- 337 - 5534 at $4. 75. chanan, Edmonton. 'How To Catch A Narwhal* NARRATED BY ALAN BEST CURATOR, STANLEY PARK zoo TALK WITH SLIDES OF RECENT SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION Support CNIB TO BAFFIN ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM

BRITISH COLUMBIA-YUKON DIVISION FRIDAY • OCTOBER 16 • 8pm ADULTS: $1.00 'STUDENTS: .50$ STUDENTS FREE WITH PARENTS Thursday, October 15, 1970 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Three from Martha Marcotte at 537- ed the first and third Saturdays of 5714. The plan can only succeed the month with a special jackpot. START with die support of parents, she to be frank warns. H.S.NOAKES Any changes which may prove NOTARY PUBLIC YOUTH necessary will be announced in •Wills *Mortgages DRIFTWOOD. "Conveyancing "Documents The CWL also considered the 10am-4pm, except Saturdays GROUP regular bingo and established a Giegerich Rd. off Beddis Rd. New youth group has started new pattern. Bingo will be offer- 537 - 2336 Ganges on Salt Spring Island with the By Richards launching, this week, of the Ca- tholic Youth Group, sponsored by the Catholic Women's League. GANGES MEAT MARKET There's nothing wrong with a Bea Hamilton uses a different The group will cater to young- > HOME-MADE CORNED BEEF 83<:lb cat-and-mouse game with any- dictionary from mine. My Ox- sters between the ages of nine one... as long as you're the cat!. ford omits poetry in its definition .and 15. > SLICED BEEF LIVER 59 SLICED BACON 63 LARGE CORNISH GAME HENS 98 ea kOn welfare than have a woman read the front page...don't tell fourth Saturdays, from 8 pm to >SOME FRESH FISH Pfor a boss! him his name is printed here! 11 pm, starting November 14. The * * * Always "CHEW'S" the best 537 - 2141 * * * program will run through until Johnny Stepanuik knew it Notice the flies around this May 29 next year. would rain Saturday. Two years year? Seem to be more than any Young mothers will supervise running he brought his piglets to time last year. It just could be the dances and the sponsors are A.W.WOLFE-MILNER park in a pick-up. This year he that more people have abandonei hoping for a wider interest in the used a covered /van. the use of DDT. We like the project once it is launched. Par- BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND SURVEYOR * # * flies better than DDT, I guess. ticipants will bring their own re- Olive Layard is eagerly scan- freshments and pop will be on P.O. BOX 3, GANGES HARBOUR ning all the maps to find out the sale during the evening. SALT SPRING ISLAND, B.C. population of Vanderhoof. To Information may be gained Office Phone: 537 -5333 Residence Phone- 537- 2279 save her the trouble.. .popula- tion is 2,000, with a district po- SATURNA pulation of 9,000. * # # BY PAPAJOHN Customer walked into a Sid- Our fair ladies had their bake ney businesshouse. He saw a sale Saturday and the goodies used appliance and sought part were snatched up real fast at a of it. The store had one. "How fair margin of profit for the Wo- much?" asked the customer. It men's Club. was half the new price, $17.50, Five more islanders can now replied the merchant. The cu- vote. We had a rash of B-days stomer was outraged. He could last week. Willie Smith, Uncle buy a new one for $35, he said, Ralph, Fergie Elaine, mellow the angrily* The merchant was un- Myrt Maskow and jingling Jan moved. He reached for a ham- Crooks. mer and slammed it down on Met the new Pender school the unit. "You can have this principal and wife. They are one for nothing," he said. Roy and peppy Phyllis Guild. Roy *? * is a ham radio bu ff. V It could only happen to a bak- George Whiting has made a er. This year Ken Whyte has grand job of cleaning up the happy hours trees loaded down with massive church grounds. Of course, he apples. Every one is like a had a lot of verbal help. pumpkin, he reports. Last The sad news is good this week year he had little apples and a Bashful Betty Carpentier is home bakery. This year he has big from Lady Minto and the kids aE apples and no bakery. The heck all wearing big smiles. with apple pie, anyway! One of my lady friends from "Take a good look at our phone * * * next door was asked to draw the bargain rates after 6 p.m." Columnist in the Sidney Rev- ticket for the door prize at the iew wrote of a Salt Spring Isl- bake sale and she drew her mo- and resident who had been ord- ther's. Nice going, Sam! ained a minister of the Gospel Mim Marj Elaine made a won- in California in order to travel derful job of decorating our wee at reduced rates and to avoid Kirk for the Harvest Festival ser- paying taxes on his home. The vice. There was a larger than gentleman was deluded. The usual attendance and ye reluct- amount he is likely to save in ant bell ringer got to ring the travel is small or he travels far. church bell. Mermaid Mary Co- A minister has no concession on peland was over from Nanaimo property taxes and must pay the and neat Nellie Georgeson also same rate as anyone else. Only attended. Neat Nellie is spend- concession offered, and frequ- ing a few days with Uncle Art ently criticized, is that proper- and jovial Joan Ralph. ty used solely for the purpose of worship is tax-exempt. Also glimpsed in church was vivacious Violet Rush. "--~-'™""~~ you can talk clear across Canada to Halifax, if you want. — Rumor has it that Bob Stevens And it costs less than two dollars for three minutes after 6 p.m. (Even less closer to home). .will be our new road foreman. FERN WOOD He will have both Pender and Every night of the week — and always on Sundays! Just check your phone directory for the complete details. And Happy Dialing! BY JESSIE SAYER Saturna to contend with. We Mrs. J. Aitchison and Mrs. M. wish him luck and he will sure Fleming, of New Westminster, need it! spent a few days at the home of Alec and engaging Emily Clcse Mr. and Mrs. R. Sayer. had as guests Murry and eclat Mrs. E. Burr's guest for a few Ethel Baptist, and their family. B.C.TEL days was Mrs. Kyte, of Rich- Alec is quite tickled with his Check our low-cost, leisure-hour calling rates in your directory. HlH.m Trans-Cin»da Telephone System | •pond. narwhal catching device; it work- Before Thanksgiving, visitors ed like magic. to the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kennett were Mr. and Mrs.Jeoff Hirscfield of Vancouver. Thanksgiving week end was a busy one for all islanders, judg- IF YOU RE GAMBLING ing by the crowds on the ferries. Mrs. L. Sayer, with Leanne Jamie and Kenton, divided her ON YOUR INSURANCE time between the Kennett and Sayer homes. ODDS ARE YOU'll LOSE ! Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blacks- tock with Cathie and Cameron DON'T TAKE SILLY RISKS - were busy as usual at their cott- age. JUST CALL IN THE Miss Jerry Mumford and Miss Helen Cowhig, of Victoria, have SPECIALISTS been house guests of Mr. and Mrs R. Griffin. Also visiting, from Vancouver, were Miss Viola Henderson and Miss Isabelle For- SALT SPRING faith. DAYS: 537 - 5515 We wish our former neighbor Max McCowan a speedy recov- INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD, GALIANO: 539 - 2250 ery. Serving The Islands Since 1928 Page Four Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, October 15, 1970 ANTS IN THE ATTIC ? Ants in the attic or powder - post beetles in the basement are ©rtfttooob part of the pamphlet" Insects in or Near the Home" , just issued Published at Ganges, Salt Spring Island, by the Canadian Forestry Service. In the Province of British Columbia, every Thursday Authors David Ruppel and Eri- ka Pass, research technicians EDITOR: FRANK RICHARDS with the Victoria Laboratory, de- scribe a variety of common in- ettA sects that are usually associated British Columbia Weekly Newspapers' Association with wooden structures in British Subscription Rates: $4.00 per year in Canada Columbia. Also included are $5.00 per year to all foreign countries instructions on how the home- owner can prevent and control a Second Class Mail Registration No 0803 few of the more bothersome pests. Thursday, October 15, 1970 up our Gulf Islands and our preci- ous waterfront property and then^ LET'S BE SENSIBLE! telling us what we should do. It is coincidental that an art- While the world faces an entirely new problem of un- icle in the Magazine section of rest; while the nation faces the first blow of anarchy, the Vancouver Sun, October 10, should be on this same subject: the city of Victoria is concerned about rude words. "THE GREAT CANADIAN The city fathers, in their urban wisdom, took to oth- SELLOUT": "Americans are buy- ing up our best vacation proper- er cities the plea for special laws to prohibit rude ties''...^^. words to police officers. Lloyd F. Owens 7130 Frederick Ave., We have known many police officers in various for- Burnaby 1, B. C. ces in many communities. We have yet to find a man October 11, 1970. who was unable to take care of himself under difficult conditions. 1AITY' BE KIND TO PIGLETS The majority of officers have shown themselves more Editor, Driftwood, adult than the sponsors of a slightly silly recommenda- join Jorii Mitchell's Concert In ropolitan or Regional system. I was informed that there is such an exhibition as The B. C. tion. Vancouver, and all the people , The Ontario Farmer is not al- who are saying "YES" to life, lowed to sell a lot on his farm, Pig Contest, where greased pigs Such piddling projects bode ill for the future. In who care - about YOU. but he can sell ten acres to a are turned loose either on a large fenced-in area or in the the face of unprecedented community problems, can Even if you're only concerned real estate firm which then pro- about your own island, don't for ceeds to retail the lots at fanta- open. the capital city of the west not devote its intelligence get it's in the world too, and stic prices, which results in fan- Several children and/or adults then begin to chase the pigs, to the urgent unrest of the day and postpone its fun will be affected and infected by tastically high taxation by corr- whatever happens to it. And upt governmental methods. trying to catch them any way and games of administration until the picture has clear- whatever happens is up to you That is what lies ahead of us possible. Grabbing any part of its body where the pig cannot ed? and I. in all of B.C., if we do not put How many times have we all an end to this form of govern- escape. The poor creature is It makes a poor example for little communities in sat around discussing pollution mental thievery. trampled, dropped from the arms of the pursuer, extremely the province. and world problems? D.S.Morrison, Let's not make a farce of con- R.R. 1, Fulford Harbour, frightened and generally mauled cern, let's stop passing the buck September 29, 1970. and abused. MAN OVERBOARD! and do something. This is more Should this animal have to go than a concert. Green Peace is through all this just to satisfy an And the man overboard is us ! a movement - moving in the IT IS A SUMMER CABIN ignorant audience? We have planning. We need planning. But we do direction of greater knowledge The parents who let their chil- to replace the ignorance that is Editor, Driftwood, dren participate in this cruel not need every petty restriction on living which is im- destroying us. In answer to the Letter to the " sport" and the adults themselves Editor in your October 1 edition portant in the larger centres. This concerns all of us, be- are not only teaching their chil- cause it is threatening all of us. from a Mr. Netboy of Portland, dren not to care that every crea- The restrictions which are valuable and needed on a Let's see Salt Spring there, - Oregon, i n which he says that ture should be treated humanely he was horrified by what he calls city lot cannot have the same significance in the case we're needed! Peace! but they themselves have obvi- Maya and Louise Hickman, a " particle board house" on ously not learned to be: humane of a 10-acre lot on the east coast of Saturna Island. Box 437, Ganges, Scott Point: and are not learning now. The planning department and the members of the Ca- October 6, 1970. At first I thought of ignoring The promoters that encourage P.S. the music will be beautiful his letter with the contempt it this "sport" have no considera- pital Regional Board might do well to bear in mind the deserves, but to get things tion for the pigs, nor do they different character of the islands. Maj ority of island- straight, may I point out that in have any idea of what harm '.: OFFICIAL THIEVERY the first place, it is not a house they are doing to the young ers are permanent residents in close communication w'rtfi but only a summer cabin built minds of children. Editor, Driftwood, on one corner of the lot while . The public who participates their neighbors. Variation from the city pattern of liv- On TV, recently, the Social we decide whether we wish to in this barbaric pastime are ei- ing is quite reasonable. On the islands it is illogical Credit Minister of Welfare, Mr. build a permanent home there, ther ignorant of the torment to Gaglardi, led us to believe that and which would later be used a the pig or they simply do not to protect a neighbor from the manner of use of a large 30 per cent of the inmates of as a guest cabin. care. property hidden from the public gaze. nursing homes must be accepted I'm sure that there are many In the second place, it is not other people that do care, and at welfare rates, which are bel- built of " particle board". The For many years a man has been able to live in a trai- ow operational costs for these protest against this wrong to an outside is covered with Aspenite animal and in young people, to ler while he built his house. No longer is it permitted. homes. Chipboard, which most people He further stated in effect, have it stopped. The planners and administrators could well consider think of as an attractive finish Will you help us in our cam- that the loss from welfare pati - in a rustic setting. Aspenite is the provision of temporary permits to use a holiday trai- ems could be offset by an in- paign by printing my letter in becoming very popular. Many The Driftwood? crease in nursing costs, to those expensive homes on the main- ler while a home is prepared. If such a permit were is- inmates who were not on "WEL- Jerry Lee Cerny, Age 14, land are using this panelling to Director of the B.C.Kindness sued subject to the approval of owners of neighboring FARE" . That is one of many some degree. Club, methods of increasing taxation I am sure that many Canadi- property, there could scarcely be a valid objection by a dishonest form of govern- 5010 James Walk, ans are becoming more than a Vancouver 15, B.C. elsewhere. ment. bit fed up with outsiders buying The Social Credit establish- Oct. 10, 1970. Purpose of planning cannot be simply to keep up the ment, with its army of social values of property. Planning enables the community to hangers-on, in well paid and of- ten newly created positions, is CHURCH SERVICES live together in harmony while enjoying the greatest already on the rocks politically SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1970 possible latitude in the individual use of property. Too and financially, so this off-shoot ANGLICAN of farmer-socialism from Albert- many interpret it as the greatest possible restriction on St. George Ganges Holy Communion 8:30 am a, now imitates, not only the St. Mark Central Morning Prayer 11:00 am use. Regional methods of Ontario, in St. Mary Fulford Evensong 2:30 pm increasing revenues, but also bo- St. Margaret of rrows a leaf from the communists Scotland Galiano Evensong 7:00 pm by encouraging nursing homes to increase costs for paying guests, UNITED CHURCH LETTERS TO to offset loss from welfare pati- Rev. wed Anderson Ganges Informal Worship for ents. Box 461, Ganges Families 9:30 am A friend of ours, living at the 537-2439 Worship Service 11:00 am THE EDITOR corner of Birchwood and Beech- ROMAN CATHOLIC wood, in the once staid farming St. Paul's Tulford Holy Mass 9:00 am CONCERT FOR CHANGE community of Willowdale, Ont- Our Lady of Grace Ganges Holy Mass 11:00 am from the mental and physical ario, informs us by letter that her COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHAPEL Editor, Driftwood, pollution that is threatening us, taxes under the Regional system Rev.M.V.Gilpin Ganges Sunday School & All those who care about pro- our young and old, our unborn, of government control, are now 10:30 am tecting our earth (!.««, ourselves) should-get-togeth€j-$3vOO and - , ;AdultsBible Class 7,:3Q pm •$lv050-per yeav under the -Met^ • Evening Service • Thursday, October 15, 1970 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD i Page Five YOUR SCHOOL BOARD REUNION AFTER 35 YEARS FOR TWO BY BEA HAMILTON Mrs. Stanton. They were enth- I met two very charming la- usiastic about Salt Spring Island dies at Harbour House Hotel on and hope to return again some QUESTION Saturday when I was there for day. U DRILLING lunch - Mrs. Kathleen Stanton W.M. Mouat, of Ganges is ofi and her daughter, Miss Mary to Ottawa for a short holiday. In Stanton, from Montreal. the capital, Mr. Mouat plans to Hydraulic Rotary CORNER They were guests at the Hotel meet Tommy Douglas, leader ol Equipment for a few days to visit Mrs. Stan- the New Democrats and local Free Estimates DID YOU KNOW ton's brother and his wife, Mr. member of parliament. He will - Educational Television is used as a teaching aid in the and Mrs. Powell, and it was also meet a number of old frienc schools of the Gulf Islands? quite a reunion. The brother and friends in the government. CALL - that all schools in the district have television monitors sister hadn't met for 35 years. and use the facilities of Educational Television? This was the first visit West ANYTIME - that a complete Video Centre exists for the taping and for the fair guests and they have playback of all Television programs, as well as allowing live been thoroughly enjoying the 478-6937 student productions to be produced on television? clean air and the beauty of the (Gulf) - that the Salt Spring schools have cablevision outlets and Island. Serving the Gulf use the facilities of Channel 9, Educational Television, Uni- This was also the first time Islands' versity of Washington? Mary had met her uncle. GUlTuOULK - that eventually the schools may be able to produce pro- "We are going to visit Vanc- SERVICES grams which will be received at home, by Cablevision? ouver Island and on to Vancouv- * Stove Oil _ ^Published as a Community Service er before returning home," said * Furnace Oil * Marine Dock A.W.SHELBY Office: 537-5331 WE HAVE SO MUCH Home: 537 - 2664 KEN'S DRILLING LTI. BY BEA HAMILTON It is a pretty sight and one long were before they retired to the BOX 361, GANGES 1706 Howroyd Ave., Victoria Thanksgiving week end, and to be remembered. island - and no one can under- everyone celebrates and we I like the Autumn. It is Nat- stand why they are busier! know that at least they are ure's tonic to all, to fit things thankful for a long week end, and people into the changing You retire here to live quietly and what a lovely Thanksgiving scenes of winter - a sort of soft- and "do your thing" and by gum, morning! ening the blow of dull, wet days you end up doing everyone else's thing as well! Doesn't make ANNOUNCEMENT I think of all the people who and probably freezing tempera- were shut up in offices, day af- tures that are soon to be upon us. sense - but then, what does on ter day, behind counters, in el- I like October. The apples > an Island? An island has a patt- evators, waiting on tables, edi- are red and being packed away ern and as an islander, the peop- ting news copy, and setting up for winter; squirrels and bluejays le become the weft and the woof type - all the indoor jobs that have put away most of the wal - of the waft that forms the island chain a person to a desk, chair nuts and the elm tree on the scene, and you just go along or engine, and I send up a paean bank by the back door has spread with the shuttle, back and forth, of thanks for all who are libera- a golden blanket over the grass in the pleasant island pattern COMES TO ted on a holiday - and such a as the yellow leaves come shim- that we all love. And be thank- day as Monday was! And by mering down. ful that we have such a lovely THE GULF CLINIC I like winter. With good books noon, lam hoping the sun stays Island on which to retire. Retire? EVERY SECOND THURSDAY away from those fluffy clouds to read and, we hope, a few out- Well, we can dream, can't we? that are trying to turn the heav- standing shows on TV, and more I hope you all had a happy HOURS: 9- 1.30pm time for doing what we want to Thanksgiving. ens into a game of peek-a-boo do that couldn't be done because with the dodging sun. of summer's distractions. Launches, sailing craft, cruis- I like people. They come in PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ers are all out and people are all colors, shapes and sizes, ev- swarming in and out of their su- eryone different, all interesting MARUN DUPLICATE PAIRS mmer cottages and having a last in their own particular way, and fling in their small boats as they everyone intensely an Islander. MARINE TAXI REPAIRS head in and out amongst the lit- Our Island people are interesting tle bays and around Skull Island. and busier today than they ever Mike Stacey*John Menzies :*X'X'X'X*x-x-:-x*X'X*x-X'X-x-x-:«ra^ For Information Call: "NORTH GALIANO Day Phone: 537-2510 GANGES 537-2132 BY DEVINA BAINES rrey; the Ashleys, and several Ian and Audrey Thomas have others. Glad to see Norm Russ- Nights: VICTORIA 384-5914 had several visitors at their Noah ell up and around again and re- 537-5490 537-2312 Galiano cabin during the summ- covering nicely after surgery. er. Among them were Toni and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Silvey and Gloria Oxley, and son Jamie,of family of Powell River and the Vancouver. Joan and Patsy L. Thompson family of Nanaimo, Leitch, spent a couple of days have returned home after a sum- 9am - 9pm 7 days a week with Sarah and Victoria. mer at the Gap. John and Sheila Newick, of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Perry, of London, England, who were Bremerton, Wash., and Mr. and HARBOUR GROCERY teaching summer school at UBC Mrs. Robt. Manke of Port Orch- COST and Bob Amussen, of New York, ard recently spent a holiday with WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Audrey's editor, spent a week the Harry Baines. end. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hansen, of THUR, FRI, SAT, W/E SPECIALS Most frequent visitor has been Ganges, have been visiting the Bill Schermbucker, co-ordinator Lloyd Baines. Happy to see all SPEC. of humanities at Capilano Coll- the Baines boys and crews home FRYERS, Maplewood Tray Pack , 99$ ea. ege, who brought Ian over in his from northern fishing also Rennie MEAT SPREADS, Puritan,Asst'd flavors, 3 oz. 3/39$ small boat a few week ends ago, and David Weatherell and Roger had motor trouble and had to Graham. MEAT BALLS & gravy, Puritan 2/79$ The Dr. J. R. Richardsons have keep coming back to try and get CHEESE SLICES, Kraft Canadian, 8 oz 2/79$ home again! Worst shock was returned home to Malibu, Cali- when Bui was in Vancouver buy- fornia. While here they enter- CHEESE WHIZ, Kraft, 2 Ib $1.39 tained many guests; a few of ing a new motor and a friendly SHAKE & BAKE (fish,chkn,pork,veal) , neighbor thought the boat was them were Mr. and Mrs. Reg An- 3/69$ abandoned and towed it to Spot- ton, of Vancouver, Mr. ana Mrs. RICE KRISPIES, Kelloggs 59$ light Cove. Luckily the "Miss- Roger Keeney, of Pacific Palis- ing Boat Mystery" was happily ades, and Mr. and Mrs. Karl SODA CRACKERS, Christies Prem. I Ib 43$ solved and Bill, with new motor Helmgren, who returned to teadi COFFEE, "Maxim" Freeze Dried, 8 oz , $1.79 and Sarah and Vickie as "crew" in California. finally made it safely back to Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Clayton SCORE Hair Dressing, 3 oz 69$ Deep Cove. Now all he has to and family were recent visitors solve is the "Mystery of the mi- of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baines. ssing bilge pump" which had di- sappeared off the boat by Sunday MEMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE morning. The Thomases have SPECIAL OF THE WEEK reluctantly moved back to Van- SALES STAFF couver for the winter, but will Tom Butt 653 - 4306 be back as often as possible. Ian 2 - Approx 1 ACRE VIEW LOTS - Serviced is teaching full time at UBC this Bert Timbers 537-5391 year and Audrey's book is due $4 200- $1000 down pyt, Bal. 71/2% Harvey Henderson 653 - 4380 out in early November. Among our summer visitors to SAME AREA Howard & Ellen 537 - 2515 their north end homes have been Byron Stan and Shirley Bamford and 1 .28 ACRES $6500~20% down pyt, Bal. 9% family of Vernon; Ellen and Woo- dy Coward of Vancouver; Evan and Pat Hughes and Juniper of North Vancouver; Harold and 537-5541 CAM BASTEDO AGENCIES LTD.*ox 353, GANGES, B.c, Florence Wike and family of Su- Page Six Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, October 15, 1970 ADULT EDUCATION QUIET WEDDING MODERNISE Juvenile AT GANGES CHURCH FOR ISLAND COUPLE WITH SUPERVISOR REPORT! A simple ceremony performed There are 170 people enrolled ucation Supervisor Mrs. Olive Soccer by Archdeacon R.B. Horsefield, in 17 evening classes on Salt Layard. PROPANE BY HALF BACK was held Saturday, Oct. 10, in Spring Island, reports Adult Ed- Interest has been high and the St. George's Anglican Church, classes are all running success- All three Salt Spring juvenile Ganges, uniting in marriage fully, she adds. soccer teams were in action over Ian Macdonald and Mrs. Elsie Commencing shortly on Salt the past two week ends as a total Worthington. Spring Island are crocheting and of five games were played. Dr. A.E. (Pat) Worthington ISLAND WELL DRILLING possibly ceramics classes. Bridge On Sunday, Oct. 4, Salt came from California to give WATER WELLS classes still require a few more Spring Legion travelled to Cad- his mother in marriage. The applicants before arrangements boro Bay to take on the Britannia bride's dress of robin-egg blue Cable Tool Equipment - Owner Operated can be made. Legion and came away with a Irish wool crepe was worn with Free Estimates It is also hoped that further 2-1 victory. On Sunday all three pink beige soleil wool hat, also interest will be shown in defen- teams played in the Duncan area from Ireland. Pink roses and Phone Ladysmith Write "Red Williams" sive driving or the second sess- with only the Rotary team having chrysanthemums formed her OR Grouhel Rd.,R.R.I ion may be cancelled and held a successful day. corsage. 245-2078 Ladysmith. over until spring. The Legion and the Lions' The bride's attendant, her sK _ Four classes are running on the teams were held scoreless as ster, Mrs. Webster Davidson 18 Years Drilling Experience on Gulf Islands outer islands and it is hoped res- they ran up against stiff opposi- wore a violet dress with toning idents will take advantage of tion although the Lions had opp- hat trimmed with black and some afternoon classes on Salt ortunities to score and the game white band, and snakeskin shoes Spring Island as well. was closer than the 4-0 defeat matching the design of the hat < How to catch a Narwhal, a would indicate. trim. Her corsage was compos- talk with slides, will be given The Rotary squad completely ed of white carnations. P ALLOT by Alan Best, curator of the Sta- outclassed Crofton, 6-0, as they The best man was Rev. Fred nley Park Zoo. He took part in dominated play through excell - Anderson, and Albert Edge, an T-, ELECTRIC the recent successful expedition ent team work. Mike Rozzano old family friend from Vancou- * to Baffin Island. This is to be scored three goals to bring his ver presided at the organ. Arth- held in the high school gymna- total tallies to eight in two ur Newell was usher. CERTIFIED CLASS A ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR sium on Friday evening, at 8 games. A smorgasbord luncheon was pm. The Cadboro Bay Merchants held at the Alder Avenue home Quality Work at Competetive Prices If there is enough interest visited Salt Spring on Thanksgi- of Mr. and Mrs. Davidson. Aft- shown in the address other speak- ers could be brought to the islanc ving Day to tackle the Lions. er the honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs in the future. Although the teams were even- Macdonald will reside on Gan- ELECTRIC HEAT ^L - ">T ly matched the Salt Spring boys ges Hill. SPECIALISTS Box 328, Ganges Program for the January ses- were quicker to grasp their opp- sion is now being planned and ortunities and notched three ideas are welcome. Readers goals while the visitors were un- DINNER AT GALIANO may call Mrs. D. Layard, at able to take advantage of at LODGE AS NEW OWNERS 537-5455. least two defensive lapses by the MAYNE ISLAND Arrangements have already local squad. TAKE OVER PROGRAM been made for group folk singing Andrew Roberts, with two,and At Galiano Lodge, on Sunday, and guitar lessons to be included Philip Kyler scored the all imp- Oct. 11, more than 70 people IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT in the spring session. ,Mr.James ortant goals. went to enjoy the gala beginning will conduct workshops in both of the winter season, with a fruit tree care and pesticide use sumptuous evening buffet supper. BY-LAW NO. 12 and abuse. Mrs. James has off- QUIET WEEK END A BY-LAW FOR THE REGULATING OF Marking the official change- ered to teach a short course in It was a quiet week end, rep- over of ownership, Barry Smith THE DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE flower preservation, using chem- orts the Ganges detachment, and George Flange, along with icals. She i s studying this in RCMP. There were no accidents Mrs. Smith, greeted the record The Trustees of Mayne Island Improvement District the east at present. and no complaints. crowd. An encounter group marathon One driver was charged with a The dining room was decora- ENACT AS FOLLOWS: is planned under the guidance of traffic violation. Bob Morrison ted with autumn colors, huge 1. No person shall dispose of or dump any garbage or Al Cartier, provincial director failed to stop at a stop sign in pumpkins, gourds, cornstalks, debris along any highway, road, road allowance, lane, of adult education and should Ganges. and a "Happy Thanksgiving", beach or foreshore, publicly owned land or park. prove to be an interesting exp- all done by artist. Miss Judy erience. the land. We have had a busy Miller, from California. 2. No person shall dispose of or dump any garbage or Approximately 15 school stud- and interesting summer, and the Dinner was prepared and serv- refuse on privately owned land without the permission in ents are taking advantage of the gardens have given us flowers (Turn to next page) writing of the owner of said land. adult education courses at pres- and vegetables in abundance. ent and it is hoped that more A large group of ladies gath- will participate in the future. ered at St. Margaret of Scotland 3. No householder or property owner shall allow garb- Church on Saturday afternoon to age, debris or refuse to accumulate on his premises in decorate for Harvest Thanksgiv- Clock such quantities or in such manner as to constitute a haz- ing, and soon the little church ard to health if so determined in writing by the local was overflowing with flowers, Shop Health Officer, or to create a nuisance to other resid - THANKSGIVING red apples, plums, walnuts, huge EXPERT WATCH ents if so determined in writing by the Trustees of the carrots, beans, beets, and many District. more, gifts from thankful people AND AT GALIANO for the service on Sunday. CLOCK REPAIRS 4. No garbage will be collected as a commercial ven- BY MARY BACKLUND Sunday morning saw a large 112-383-9251 ture in the District without the approval in writing of group come to worship, and near or 539-2420 the Trustees of the District. Thanksgiving brought record the most absorbing sermon given crowds to Galiano Island for the by Rev. O.L. Foster. Mrs. Fost- WILF J. CRAVEN, 5. Every person who disobeys or fails to comply with holiday week end, although it er played the appropriate hymns f. w ; T IN HOROLOGY any provision of this by-law shall be guilty of an offence was cloudy and cool, some sun and responses, on the organ. 1O37 FORT ST. VICTORIA. B.C. and be liable, upon summary conviction, to a penalty shone through, just to show all not exceeding Two Hundred Dollars and in default of how very lucky we all are to be payment to imprisonment not exceeding thirty days. living on these beautiful Gulf is- lands. Autumn colors are now Cantab Enterrises Ltd. 6. This by-law may be cited as the "Garbage Regula-- prevalent, with leaves falling tion By-law". here and there, and fires burning BUILDING CONTRACTORS INTRODUCED and given first reading by the Trust- outside to remind us that winter is really not far away. Roger Donnelly, 537 - 2512 Eric Donnelly, 537 - 2554 ees on the 9th day of September, 1970. With all of the trouble and strife in the world, it is a bless- RECONSIDERED and finally passed by the Trustees ing to sit here on Galiano, and be so grateful for the natural on the 9th day of September, 1970. peace and bountiful beauty of R )AVE RAINSFORD E John H. Rainsford OPEN Chairman of the Trustees P Tuesday PLUMBING P H. MacFarlane __ to U LOOKING AFTER^ALL OF A Secretary of the Trustees Saturday M ERNIE BOOTH'S CUSTOMERS I I hereby certify under the seal of Mayne Island Improve- ment District that this is a true copy of By-law No. 12 SPECIALIZING IN: P NEW INSTALLATIONS R of Mayne Island Improvement District passed by the Vapo Steam Permanents Trustees on the 9th day of September, 1970. Foot Care S AGENT FOR H. MacFailane DUTCH JrBROWN'S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Secretary of the Trustees SEWER ROOTER SERVICE REGISTERED the 15th day of September, 1970. BEAUTY SALON On Salt Spring Island - 1 st week of each month GANGES Comptroller of Water Rights. 537-2811 CALL 537' 2013'MORNINGS & EVENINGS Thursday, October 15, 1970 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Seven team, captained by Don Elgood, anniversary. Saturday was for cakelets. Uncle Tom Cowan WOMEN'S LIBERATION came from Victoria. The For- "out-laws", aunts, uncles, in- and Aunt Laura, Vancouver, re- esters won the first tournament laws, non-drinkers, leaving the calling times Barrie stayed at at Broom Hill, Sooke. Second decks cleared for next day's their Saturna home. More than INSTITUTE IS OPPOSITE tournament won on Fender. action. Barrie made 265 fancy 65 milled and spilled over the Tombstone tournament won by . two days. BY BEA HAMILTON joyed a most interesting and Fin and Ella Sterling, Magic busy session. Lake, Fender. Members of the South Salt A letter from a young memb- Sunday Sept. 6, tournament Spring Women's Institute met at er of the Sayward W.I. in the for the Alfred Evans men's handi- the home of Mrs. Irene Stewart, northern part of Vancouver Isl- cap trophy, final play-off, won in Ganges, on Thursday and en- and, brought a few thoughts out by Bert Fichtl, Canal Road. DON LUKE into the open. For the final tournament, Sun- EAST POINT In referring to a question re- day October 4, mixed handicap cently raised as to how to get won by Fin and Ella Sterling. young members interested, Mrs. Runners-up, Max and June Allan. DISTINCTIVE DECORATING BY MARY WALDON R. G. Fussell wrote: - "Has any Of 17 players planning to take It is too bad the weather was progress been made in 'youth- lessons, over half are womem. WALL COVERINGS - WALL FINISHES not nicer during the long holid- fulizing' our W.I.'s? A number ay week end for the part time of us feel quite put out when the John and Barrie Mulski, from Interior - Exterior residents, visitors and tourists. extreme opposite to the fanatic- Bristol Island, near Hope, down As ^natter of fact, if the nat- al Women's Liberation League is for three weeks. In their cabin; Finest Quality At Moderate Prices ive. .iSd their druthers they is the old and antiquated Wom- a first, since buying on South- en's Institute!" lands, above Stanford beach, would also have enjoyed a little three years ago. more warmth in these fall winds. "Women's Institute is not an- It is nice to see that the rains tiquated, it is not out of place Daughter Barbara from Vanc- 537-5478 have found some green still sur- in today's society, but it cannot ouber, with Kostas Romanas, viving in our flora under all the survive as a viable force with- helping his host build a chimney summer dust. out new blood. a marvel to behold. At Hope, DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING-MONDAY The Jamesons had Miss Wendy There are a number of ;young Barrie sold a picture, which may Mclver visiting for the week end. women in the Sayward W.I., provide an umbrella and table, The Jamesons are still having and it is all a good sign. for the sundeck. A commission hydro troubles. It is not seemly After the business was through for another, awaits her return. that we who have the power, at tea was served and Mrs. A. Da- The Muiskis have ringside don small last, should feel so smug. vis entertained the members by seats for whale-watching, and The lightstation had a visit r. giving an account of her adven- were among the luckies who saw for a few days from a Canada ture on board the Oriana during the Big Splash. "There were two Plumbing & Heating goose. He was lovingly fed and the fire on September 11. people fishing, just off shore," watered by the personnel but The next meeting will be says Johnny. "The whales got kept calling for his mate and held at the home of Mrs. G. all around them. I never saw TO SERVE making a complete patrol of the Truefitt on Beddis Road, second people row faster! Their oars HERE station. A search party was Thursday in November. In an- flashing. They couldn't reach formed but no wounded or sick swer to several enquiries lately, the shore quick enough." Phone: goose was found in the surround- president of the W.I. is Miss Mrs. Muslki took one of her 537-5511 ing bush. Finally he joined Bea Hamilton, secretary, Mrs. pictures to the Treasure Chest, P.O.Box 515 - Ganges some friends who were also on Gladys Slingsby. where she latched on to Yugosl- their way south to winter quart- avian beakers, carved by shep- ers. herds, out of wild walnut. Marine traffic on the 9th was June 14-15. at Hope, was a very thick around the south end ' jump-up for the Muiskis' 25th DON'T GET HELD UP FOR of Saturna Island. It was learn- SOUTH ed, after inquiry by radio, that Active Pass was fogged in so all FENDER shipping, including the ferries, was using Boundary Pass to come BY CULT US COULEE THAT WIRING JOB and go. Sunday Sept. 6, Captain Max ed by Mrs. Smith and her moth- Allan reported on the Fender Is- er, Mrs. Madge Murphy, who land Golf and Country Club's CALL 537-2537 FOR came from Victoria, with two playing season. sons, Dave and Jim, for this The Percy Corbett trophy, JOHN TAYLOR special occasion. men's low gross, won by Les Bo- Low Cost Life Insurance Assisting also was Miss Rose- werman, Hope Bay. Except for Protection mary Parsons, who came from one year, when Ken Walters won SALT SPRING ELECTRICIAN Vancouver, to help, and spend it has gone to either Elmer Bow- INSURANCE AGENCIES the week end at the Lodge. erman, or son, Ted. Les, El- 537-5515 mer's brother, has kept it in the family. August 16, Corbett Trophy for * ROOFING ladies* low gross, won by Mary Crane Roddick, who has won, * PAINTING each of the four years, since her return to South Fender. Ladies* handicap trophy, played betw- READY-MIX PHONE •DECORATING een Salt Spring Island Golf Club Galiano Golf Club and Fender * MINOR REPAIRS Island Golf and Country Club. CONCRETE 537-2611 Out of three tournaments, the •ON ALL THE GULF ISLANDS trophy went to Fender. FREE ESTIMATES This year, Fender won the tro- phy 'donated and put up by the R.Simpson 653-4242 International Order of Foresters, medal play, with handicap. The N A VI-JACK BUY DIRECT SAND FROM DRAINROCK! THE MILL PIT RUN DRESSED LUMBER - for all building GRAVEL

CEDAR SIDING FINISH- rough & planed etc. 1" SCREENED ROAD GRAVEL 'PLANKS & TIMBERS -f° 24 'lengths 3/4 CRUSHED GRAVEL CUSTOM MILLING SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE GANGES SAWMILL GULF COAST MATERIALS Beddis Rd.7 Ganges RAINBOW RD. GANGES Page Eight Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, October 15, 1970 KEYS FOR WALKING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Owner j of car licensed BJA 229 is fond of walking. He had FULFORD column: know what an epistle better be, because a reader has BY BEA HAMILTON found his keys. is, for one thing? A poem in The owner may call 537-2072 So I'm beaming, am I? Papa- letter form - or a letter of an WHEN 55 SHOWED UP! apostle! An apostle I am not, BY CULTUS COULEE and walk over to Vesuvius to John, methinks thee was a little An inkling was allowed to seep ex Keeler's house, Port Wash- collect them. off thy beam last week in thy nor was that a poem I penned re the highway potholes - only the through, at Sea Breeze, just be- ington, by the Rev. John Rich- Pick-up & Delivery every Wednesday holey truth, so help me. Now fore 55 people dropped in, for ardson. George's sister, Hilda, I ask you, WHO could go poetic the biggest surprise party on the (Mrs. George McLarty), was A- AT Fenders. Luckily, the Logans' ddie's attendant. Jack Amies, over certain parts of the highway was best man. Mrs. Madge DAVE'S Certainly, after the blacktop place has expandable rooms, machine has gone by and splash- and their 5 acres, provided park- Cousineau played the wedding RECORD SERVICE march. Mrs. Keeler and her ed a little blotch here and there ing space for friends who helped daughter, Janet Pugh, gave a 537 - 2041 in worn places, leaving a comi- George and Addie celebrate reception, and the couple left cal polka-dot effect, the whole their 30th anniversary, Septem- on the Princess Mary for Seattle. effort would readily fit into a ber 24, at Port Washington. Except for routine trips to Vict- VOGUE CLEANERS certain singing jingle that goes Jack Bridge presented the oria, the Logans have hardly Zenith 6788 Duncan "A little dab*U do yer," Rem- couple with a picture by Ora been off the island since. ember? Poetic? No, but catch- Symes. Someone had recalled The Logans bought from Olive By the hour -, , Or contract (Insured ) y. Just wish the highway boys Addie saying, years ago, "I Grimmer Clague, on the im- Professional Tree Climber would spread the dabs a little don't want a mirror over the mer Bay waterfront. George more, that's all. But, bless mantelpiece. But some day, built their comfy house. Their them, they do try, (and thanks I'd like a painting of flowers." avid gardening produces vegies, DANGEROUS TREE TOPPING Papajohn, for getting on my So Mrs. Frank Symes did portr- lawns and a dazzlement of flo- FALLING -BUCKING beam). aits of some of the Logans' pet wers; a joy to all, especially the Phone :245 - 2598 or write A.Williams, c/o F.M.Williams On Nov. 4, the Fulford Scout posies, making their bowl tur- deer. '.-George hears them con- -245 - 3547 Ladysmith, B.C. Committee is holding the annual quoise green, to match sofa and ferring in the bush. " Let's go meeting at Nan's Coffee Bar at chair covers. over to Logans' for a spot of sal- 8p.m. They would like to see "Ora's painting means more ad. George's peachtrees are in all interested adults attending, to me than just a picture," Ad- leaf." please, as the officers have to be die says. "It was a lovely ev- Where would the Fenders be, elected and it is all in the inter- ening. I have never had a par- without the Logans? In a strong est of the young boys. The ty like it in my life. I didn't tide, a late steamer warps into Scout movement is a fine thing have a thing to do. We enjoy- the wharf, maybe slicing a few Agreat and any young boys who would ed every moment." So did piles, at Port Wash, Hope Bay like to join, may get in contact wellwishers, who agreed it was or Otter Bay; and there is the with Mrs. W. Mossop. one of the best parties ever. An faithful George, or Addie, rea- The morning view on the wa- extra special guest was Mrs. Ev- dy to take you 15 miles to Gowl- Christmas gift terfront is never the same;mists elyn Pollard of The Maples, her land Point, with a 4-mile detour hang low the last few mornings first party in about 10 years. to Clam Bay. and we see the marine birds Bill Logan, 18, was away at "South Fender people!" said swimming in a haze and the school. Addie, one pitch black morning large crane stalking through the The gathering was instigated at 1, the Lady Rose being extra ide; shallows at half-tide as he by Mrs. A.E. Craddock and late. " Drop me off at the big cranes his neck this way and that Mrs. Randi Odden, " in recogni- tree, you say. And you get out, in stealthy movement and as su- tion of service by the Logans to with your bags and bundles, and ddenly as a wink, jabs beneath the Fenders, for the past 30 disappear into the bush!" the waters to come up with a years." Roads have taken their toll of wriggling silver fish for break- "When there is trouble, or the taxis. The first, 1930, an fast ! I wonder if that is how he illness," someone said, "Addie Overland, came from Sidney on got his name. Crane? His long is the first one there. She in- a seiner, that served the salter- neck does act like a crane, at herits her mother's generosity. ies at Otter Bay. There follow- that! Mrs. Amies was known for her ed 2 Chevs, an Oldsmobile, 2 There are times when he kindness. Nobody could spend Dodges, Chev, Rambler, Ford stands all humped up on the floa a night at the Amies' without and 6 trucks. " We didn't have that the Constable boys put out, leaving with a pat of ;butter,or new cars until 1947 and 1949, and here he fishes less sue cess- a few eggs." both Dodges," Addie says. "It fully in deeper water - the fish Addicts mother, Annie Urqu- was nothing to have 9000 miles seem to escape his sharp beak hart, from the Highlands, and on the speedometer." George and he stands for so long doing her English father, deepsea cap- can't figure the thousands of nothing. tain Benjamin George Amies, miles they have run, hurdling On Saturday we heard the mu- came from Victoria, 1920. deer; around curves, over bumps sic and drums as the Cadets George Logan's parents, the into potholes; and never an acci- Band piped and thumped their George Grosvenor Logans, came dent. way out of the harbour after at- from Bristol, 1910. They ran In 1934, George began a tru- tending the Greasy Piglet cont- Fender's first hotel, Grosvenor cking service to Victoria, and est in Ganges. They were on House, Port Washington, for 36 brought in building supplies. the ferry and the water carries years. Before a bridge joined the the sound of the music so clear- Mrs. Annie Amies and Mrs. Fenders, in 1955, George taxied Here's a gift package that will be remembered long ly. Annie Symes were great friends. the mailbags, twice a week, after the Christmas season: a year's subscription to . Earlier in the day, the Navy Bob, Alex, Jack, Addie and from Port Washington or Hope Beautiful British Columbia magazinep/usa full-color ship again came in, took a look Morris Amies, went to school Bay, to postmaster John Freeman 1971 calendar-diary. You can give both for just $2 - at the scenery, and went out in with Frank, Elah, and Kay r waiting in his launch, at Brown- the regular price of the magazine subscription alone. some of their mysterious man- Symes, and played on the Otter ing Harbour, near The Maples, oeuvres. Bay beach. While Capt. Amies who ran them through the Canal, We announce your gift with a greeting signed in your On _:Friday, we changed the name and the current Winter issue of Beautiful was at sea, Mrs. Amies ran theiv to Bedwell Harbour and the H- scenery a bit when Mrs. George 60 acre farm at Otter Bay,with South Fender P.O. British Columbia. The 1971 Spring, Summer and Maude, Mrs. Lilian Horsdal and help from the children. When the Logans have time to Fall issues will be mailed as published. I went fishing - and I caught a Adelaide Amies and George look, the view from Sea Breeze This offer applies only to new and renewal sub- small salmon! And if that isn't Logan were married in Mrs. Al- is really something. Up Trinc- scriptions purchased for $2 and commencing with news, I'd like to know what is! omali Channel, north west to the Winter, 1970 issue. Please order early. Galiano and the entrance to Ac- POWER BOAT IS OUT NANAIMO PLAN tive Pass. West, over Prevost to FOR HUNTING GAME Vancouver Island, and the beg- FILL OUT THIS HANDY FORM TODAY Centre for pollution on Sun- inning of Ganges Harbour. And AND MAIL TO: DRIFTWOOD day is Nanaimo. BIRDS IN PROVINCE the sunsets! A good setting, for There will be a hunt for litter good people. Box 250, Ganges, B.C. in the Hub City on Sunday, when Regulations covering the use members of the Society for Pol- of a power boat in hunting mi- * Power Digging Please find enclosed my cheque or money order lution and Environmental Cont- gratory game birds and the hunt- * Trenching in the amount of - rol from various centres will ing of black brant in the Bound- * Water Lines take part. ary Bay area have been introd- * Drainfields $. to cover Former Salt Spring Islander uced. They have been added * Footings GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BEAUTIFUL B.C. Gary Thornley at 112-754-2910 to the Hunting Methods Regula- * Digging of all types will offer any further informa- tions of the British Columbia Please Send Subscriptions To: tion. Wildlife Act. Lloyd Kinney Migratory game birds may not Name. be hunted by the use of a power 537-2662 HARRY'S HOME boat, unless the boat is beached, Box 254, Ganges resting at anchor or fastened ag- Address REPAIRS ainst a fixed hunting blind. 20 Years Experience A hunter may not retrieve a dead or injured bird in a power RAY'S EXCAVATING! City or Town...... * General Repairs boat if he is carrying a loaded & CONTRACTING * Paint firearm. • NEW * SEPTIC TANKS * Drains etc. A "power boat" means any •BACK HOE Country ..CD boat, canoe or yacht powered by •GRAVEL RENEWAL NO JOB TOO SMALL electric, gasoline, oil, steam • DRIVEWAYS Sign Gift Subscription, or other mechanical means. An LZH - 537-2322 outboard boat without its motor 539-2110 is not a power boat. Box 3, Mayne Island Thursday, October 15, 1970 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Nine BUSINESS DIRECTORY A NAME IN A FLASH HANDY GUIDE TO LOCAL SERVICES

For All Your V SALES & SERVICE MOBILE REPAIR NELS DEGNEN SHEFFIELD Admiral BUILDING NEEDS BULLDOZING fulford Harbour Philco (Ford) SHOP Call- RADIO-TV Color - B/W 7 DAYS A WEEK * Land Clearing ZENITH & RCA Radios * Washers CRUICKSHANK * Excavating Small Appliances * Dryers Sales & Service Service to all makes CONSTRUCTION * Road Building, etc. Color - B/W - TV's * Stoves Guaranteed Service * Fridges L.G.Cruickshank 537-5628 Phone: 537 - 2930 DljC V 5 537 . 2943 G.D.Cruickshank 537-2950 TO all of SALT SPRING ISL RADIO & TV 653 - 4442 GEN.DEL. GANGES CALL 653 - 4433 SALT SPRING K& F H.L.REYNOLDS VICTORIA WALLY TWA FREIGHT * TRUCKING SALT SPRING GARBAGE SERVICE LTD. CONSTRUCTION PAVING CO. * Commercial * BULLDOZING WE SPECIALIZE IN - COLLECTION SERVICE * Residential ?MOVIN6? * DRIVEWAYS LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE * Remodelling *Gravel *Shale Phone: - STORAGE - Free Estimates •Fill *Building Rock * TENNIS COURTS Call Ganges: 537-2041 * PARKING LOTS 537-2167 Victoria: 383-7331 537-55?! 537-5691 Free Estimates .Gen. Del., Ganges Box 284, Ganges PHONE: 388 - 4464 BROWN'S Aage Villadsen LANCER S. WAWRYK HALVORSON SEPTIC TANK BUI LDING CONTRACTINGLTD. BULLDOZING & SEWER ROOTER BUILDERS OF DRILLING CONTRACTOR * WATER WELLS New Homes Backf i Ming, etc . Quality Homes Summer Cabins * CABLE TOOL SERVICE Renovations - Additions Commercial Buildings Dave Rainsford Also Complete Plumbing & DRILLING Cabinets Box 131 PLUMBING & HEATING FREE ESTIMATES Hot. Water Heating Service 537 - 2301 Ganges Evenings 539-2994 Phone: 537-2013 537 - 5412 653 - 4413 Box 352, Ganges Box 48, Mayne Is I. FRED'S NORTHWESTERN PAINTING & BANGERT GUY LA FLAM BULLDOZING ELECTRICAL * LAND CLEARING CREAMERY DECORATING CONSTRUCTION * EXCAVATING TEMMEL & VOLQUARDSEN * HOMES * ROAD BUILDING PRODUCTS * CABINET WORK CONTRACTOR Delivery Twice Weekly 537 - 2551 * HAULING * REMODELLING Free Estimates Contac t 653-4239 * COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Box 324, Ganges 25 Years Experience G .M.Heinekey Phone: 537 - 5692 653-4402 537 - 2822 Phone: 537 - 5732 SIGNS LaFortune&Jang W. C. CARLSON URADLEY RAPID LINE SHEET METAL LTD ULLDOZING "DRAFTING SERVICES" TRUCK LETTERING LAND CLEARING Complete CONSTRUCTION OIL HEATING ROAD BUILDING. SHOW CARDS * Homes * Additions House Plans Art Simons * Renovations * Cabinets IMPERIAL OIL Free Estimates Salt Spring Isl. Vancouver: Fulford Harbour Steve Eddy SERVICING G.Rose G. Ruckle 653 - 4283 537 - 5345 537 - 5482 537 - 5679 942 - 5964 Box 507, Ganges RES: 537-2914 OFF:537-5621 537-2995 gff 537 - 2868 GULF ISLANDS CUSTOM SERVICES REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION Specialists In - BEAVER PT. ^Washed Sand & Gravel *Land Clearing DRYWALL - SPRAYED CEILINGS * Loading & Trucking -ttRoad Building SAWMILL COMPLETE RENOVATIONS ROUGH LUMBER - All sizes * Road Building Materials Vancouver Prices All local material SPECIAL ORDERS CUT 246-3402 Crofton - Call Collect 653 - 4448 653-4392 653-4320 537-5511 SERVING SALT SPRING,GALIANO,FENDERS,MAYNE & SATURNA GULF SEPTIC TANK NORTHWESTERN WALLBOARD TRACTOR SERVICE PUMP-OUT * Brush Cutting ISLANDS Drywall Systems *Post Hole Digging SERVICE Pistil) An Island Service At City Prices *Plastic Pipe Laying DRAIN CLEANING TRUCK ON ISLAND AT ALL TIMES LAVIGNE BROS. *Plowing & Discing Res; Res: Ron Cunningham C-^LL VALCOURT BUILDING SUPPLIES 537-5531 Call Collect 384-8078 Call Collect Galiano Residents Call: Miss Mathias at 539 - 2235 383 - 3026 386 - 7495 537 -5310 SOIL PERCOLATION SCARFF OK TRUCKING Esso STOVE OIL G.I.WINDOW & TESTS Esso FURNACE OIL DRILLING BLASTING MARINE DOCK CLEANERS PAVINGCO LTD SEPTOANKS DIGGING LOADING * FLOORS BULLDOZING WE SPECIALIZE IN - SUPPLIED & INSTALLED NORMAN G. * WALLS * ROADS * GUTTERS TRUCKING ** MOUAT * DRIVEWAYS * RUGS & CARPETS DITCHING & LOADING IMPERIAL ESSO SALES * TENNIS COURTS Free Pick - up & Delivery TOP SOIL AGENT * PARKING LOTS * Concrete Septic Tanks CALL: COMPLETE CLEANING * Culverts PHONE: & JANITOR SERVICE J.H.HARKEMA © * Concrete Well Casings Home or Business BRUCE WHITEHEAD 537-2963 Box 347, Ganges * Land Developing 3 86 -.3 414 collect 537 - 5312 653-4381 537-2920 Page Ten Gulf klands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, October 15, 1970

DEADLINE FOR - Write to DRIFTWOOD CLASSIFIED - TUESDAY NOON BOX 250 NEWS -MONDAY, 5pfn CLASSIFIED ADS GANGES, B.C. DISPLAY - MONDAY, 5pm Or Phone:537-2211

FOR SALE FOR SALE NOTICE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

5 YR. OLD BELGIUM SHEEP 22 FT. MOBILE HOME COMP- GENERAL HAULING - R. K. SOUTHBANK DRIVE - LOTS dog, bitch, $100. May be seen lete with fridge, oil range, Price, R. R. 2, Ganges, phone with a lakeview and south. at K-9 Kennels. 537-5435. tfn shower, toilet, $950, Phone 537-5663. tfn These are good lots. G.Howland rhe Islani 652-1071 or write Dept. 15,Box BAHA'I DISCUSSION GROUP Box 71, Ganges, B.C. tfn PRING CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM 250, G.inges. 39-1 For Over saw, $250. Phone after 6 pm 'every Thursday, 8:30 pm at 2 BEDROOM HOME MILE FROM 40 Years 537-2558 tfn 1956 RAMBLER. RUNS WELL, John & Lois Morland's, Fulford Ganges on paved Rd., F/P & ANDS good tires, $125. 537-5482. Harbour. 653-4425. tfn A. M. SHARP - PHOTOGRAPHY W/W in L/R. 3 pc. colored B/R, 39-1 basement, A/O heat, carport, 2/5 ac. to 1/2 ac. select lake- Passport photos, child portraits, RECREATION CENTRE BARBER view properties, fully serviced. weddings, air photos, real estate SUNNYSIDE GARDEN SUPPLIES Shop will be closed Oct. 13 fruit trees. Owner, 537-2346.tfn From $5,500 with low dn^ 7- 537-2134. tfn , For planting now - wallflowers, until Oct. 28. Hope our custom- ment. rockery perennials, dianthus ers will not be too inconvenien- Over 2 1/2 acres JADE! JADE! JADE! SELLING pinks, aubretia. 653-4221. 39-1 ced. 37-3 with log cabin. 14 acres forest land for peace & out own personal collection FREE BOWLING LESSONS Lakeview, good items. B.C. Jade. Your choice ENTERPRISE ELECTRIC STOVE privacy in southern area. Good 30 in. automatic, good condi- - Every Wednesday afternoon terms on full holding at only $16,000. of cut blocks, slabs, and pre- price, $11,500. formed pieces, also finished tion, $70 or best offer. Can be 3:30 - 5 p.m. **»«**** jade jewels in large variety. seen at Ponderosa, North Beach Leisure Lanes, 537-2054. tfn Brand new retirement home on Phone 537-2373 38-2 Rd., or phone Mrs. M. Patter- RAE, WOULD LIKE TO THANK Two view lots 2 1/2 acres valley view. Feat- son, 382-9368. 39-1 all for their support in the past; with all services ures attractive F/P & 11/2 baths 1961 CORVAIR 4 DOOR; 8 FOOT only $3900 each. YES -- We keep a COMPLETE will be working till the end of compare the low taxes & the factory built camper; 4x8 ft. supply of ALL WINE-ARTS . the month. 653-4351. 39-1 low price of $25,000. alvanzied well cribbing. 537- MATERIALS, Concentrates, All 329. tfn ATTENTION MEMBERS - ROYAL Two bedroom home in Fulford f Additives, Corks, Carboys, Canadian Legion, Br. 92. Any Harbor situated on well treed 5.5 acres beautiful seashore on WINE ARTS DISTRIBUTORS Syphons, Cappers, Corkers, members interested in forming lot. Magnificent view of the southern point. Summer home Complete stock of wine art Vats — YOU NAME IT, WE a shuffleboard league at Legi - harbor. & guest accommodation. Anch- HAVE IT! orage, orchard & very very supples in stock. Gulf Island on Hall, please phone 537-2588 Contact Bert Timbers or Harvey Florists and Handicrafts. 37-1 Open Every Week-day, 9:30 between 6 & 7 pm. 39-1 quiet. L. P. $65,000. a.m. -5:30 p.m., -9p.m. Henderson at Cam Bastedo We pay CASH for Old Silver Fridays. "THE HOBBY HORSE" MUSIC STUDENTS WANTED! Agencies Ltd., Box 353,Ganges Recreational or retirement ac- Brass, Copper, Glass, Curios, 231 Craig St., DUNCAN. Instruction in guitar, clarinet. Phone 537-5541. Evenings call reages from 2 to 5 acres with a Old furniture, etc. at "THE PHONE 748-9713. 31^8 Write Gerry Shipley, General 537-5391 or 653-4380. variety of views & lots of trees. HOBBY HORSE", 231 Craig St., Delivery. Ganges. 37-9 Drilled wells, & power. From Duncan. PHONE 748-9713. 31-8 COLEMAN OIL BURNING FUR- nace, 55000 BTU suitable for 1ST FULFORD SEA SCOUT $4,500 up. Good. tms. PROPANE GAS REFILLS BLOCK BROS. Phone 537-2460 or call at the 4/5 room house & 100 gal. oil Bottle Drive - Friday, Oct. 16 tank in first class condition, $75 4 p.m. 39-1 REALTY LTD. Beautiful building site in the Harbour Grocery Store in Ganges Cream enamel oil cook stove Hundred Hills. Perc tested, All gas appliances sold and with copper H.W. coil compl- PUBLIC MEETING - HAVE A 1800 Blanshard fully serviced. $7500 easy pur- serviced. ete with blower, $25. Call ev- coffee and meet your neighbors Victoria, B.C. chase terms. Gulf Islands Propane Gas. tfn enings, 537-2436. 39-1 at Nan's Coffee Bar, Friday, 386-3231 SEE US FOR : - October 16, 8 p.m. .We'll talk Over 11 acres pleasant southern 'Second-hand goods of all kinds ANTIQUE STEINWAY SQUARE over community plans, promises slope ;with large orchard, clear- 'Collector's Items grand piano, hand-finished and problems, and we extend a ed pastures & abundant water. rosewood case. Good condition. special welcome to all new Several extra buildings, plus 3 'Antiques Two year old 2 BR home on well We BUY - SELL - TRADE $600. Phone 537-2405 39-1 comers. South S.S. Association BR family home. Choice loca- 39-1 landscaped sea-view lot. L/R tion. F.P. $35,000. Open daily 9 am - 9 pm with Fireplace, separate dining 246-3967 MISCELLANEOUS OLD AGE PENSIONERS ORGANI- area, utility room, enclosed 40 acs. secluded valley farm. CORNER CUPBOARD zation, Branch 32, General summer porch plus full basemen Mostly cleared land, good ex- 8254 Crofton Road, Croft on, meeting Oct. 22, Thursday, Carport. FuU price: $27,500. posure, plenty spring water, just before Pulp Mill, tfn FERNWOOD STORE St. George's Hall, 2 p.m. Terms, plus very comforable 2 BR home REGISTERED BLACK LABRADOR: Trade your beer bottles in for Members are asked to bring do- $50,000 tms. , puppies, excellent bloodlines. , Gulf Gas. nations for coming Bazaar and Acreage: Also Burmese female kitten, 3 GROCERIES -— GIFTS — . grocery basket. The meeting 10 acres on Booth Canal $20,500 Choice of several small acreage months old. K-9 Kennels. 537- CONFECTIONERIES will be followed by a game, 3 acres near Golf Course 7,500 properties from 11/4 to 13/4 5435. . tfn Tues. - Sat. 10 am - 7 pm "Sock it to me" and tea will be 2.72 acres some view 5,800 acs. on watermain. Some par- Sundays 1 pm - 7 pm served. 39-1 0.9 acres some view $2,875 tially cleared & ready to build. HOBBIES, GAMES, GIFTS, Mondays Closed. ' SQUARE DANCE CLASS - LAST with $500 dn. Excellent value at prices from TOYS, ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, Dial 537-2933. tfn 0.51 acres lake view $3,500 $4,750 with 20% down. PRINTS, ROCKHOUND JEWEL- HOME MAKER SERVICE chance to register, Friday, Oct. RY, PLASTIC CASTING SUP- 16, 9 p.m. Mahon Hall or phone Call 537-2950 or 537-5616. tfn 537-2252. 39-1 Waterfront lot near Ganges Over 1 acre waterfrontage, 150 PLIES, PICTURE FRAMING, $11,900 with $5, 000 down. ARTISTS SUPPLIES; MANY PLOUGHING, ROTOTLLLING, ft. safe swimming beach all Haying, brush cutting, pesthole SHIP'S ANCHOR INN Harbour View lot $4,200 services. Excellent tms. avail- THINGS TO PLEASE EVERYONE will have a Sea view Lot 0.79 acres $7,450 TRY"THE HOBBY HORSE" digging; cedar fence posts — . able on F.P. $16,500. 50^ a piece. 653-4403. tfn SMORGASBORD DINNER (Piped Water on all above lots) FIRST at 231 Craig St. .Duncan. on PHONE 748-9713. 31-8 WAYNE PEARCE 23/4 acres, plus 2 Dedroom NEED ANY CERAMIC TILING, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 AREA REPRESENTATIVE home, F. P., fruit trees, walk- Floor tiling, wallpapering or at 6.30pm Box 33, Ganges. B.C. 537-2355 ing distance to stores and school ROSES - Climbers, Hybrid Teas, painting done? $3.00 per person. Please phone t.P. $19,500 with $5000 down. Floribunds. Let Tom Do It for reservations - LAKEFRONT LOT with prepared SMALL FRUITS - Asparagus,Ev. Phone 653-4402 or leave 537 - 5338 building site, on paved road and Many more choice sea view • blackberry, boysenberr y. log- message at 653-4425, or write with hydro. $7,500 with terms. anberry, gooseberry, rhubarb, Tom Volquardsen, Box 385, properties, acreages, lake & sea black & red currants. Ganges. tfn_ COMING EVENTS A choice of several very attrac- shore lots & new homes listed. BULBS AND SHRUBS tive retirement homes priced Drop in today. 30 different kinds to choose from GOOD HOME FOR ELDERLY from $22,500 up with excellent people, nursing care given. C.W.L. BINGO For further information please Daffodils, tulips, narcissi, chi- terms. contact onodaxa, eranthus hyemalis, Level with beach, reasonable Saturday, Oct. 24 at 8 pm fritelaria melegris, scilla, sib- rates, 537-2847 tfn sharp. Catholic Church Hall Serviced residential lots $4,500 MEL TOPPING, eves. 537-2426 Gigolo Jackpot $15 - Playing 15 JIM SPENCER, eves. 537-r '- erica and spring beauty. For NEED A NEW HOME ; upwards. These offer marine rock gardens: novelty tulips and games. Everybody welcome. view and located close to all BOB TARA, eves. 653-4-*c(5 Kitchen, bath or rec room, Caller: A.Marcotte daffodils. From 550 to $2.90 also new arborite surface. Call shopping conveniences. per dozen. Polianthus and wall Bingo 1st & 3rd Saturdays every SALT SPRING LANDS LTD., the Experts. Phone 537-5511. month. 39-1 537-5515. 39-1 flowers now ready for fall plant- tfn For further information call: ing. A good selection of ever- SALT SPRING ISLAND ROD & BRAM OUDSHOORN, 537-2540 green shrubs and trees. LOW'S USED FURNITURE Gun Club November Dance. or Little Gnome Nursery, Isabella will be closed from Oct. 9 to Tickets must be purchased for PEARL MOTION, 537-2248 WEDDING Pt. Rd. (1 mile past Roland Rd.) Oct. 23. 38-2 the forthcoming November 27 11 am - 4 pm Closed Wed. & dance at Fulford Hall by Nov- B.C. Land & Insurance Agency ARTWORK - MURALS, SIGNS, Ltd., Box ;63, Ganges, B. C. United in marriage Oct. 10 by Thiirs. 653-4289 tfn drafting, design, original prints. ember 25. Tickets may be pur- chased at Ganges Pharmacy, Phone 537-5557 39-1 Venerable R. B. Horsefield.D.D. WINE? JELLY? PICK UP GRAPES BiU Arnold, 537-2677. 39-1 in St. George's Anglican Church, Low Cost Grocery, Nan's Coff- LARGE TREED 1 ACRE FULLY 15£ Ib. while they last, this ee Bar or Mouat's Store. Dance Ganges, Mr. Ian Somerled Mac- week end. Bring own container. serviced lot for sale on Mayoe donald, and Mrs. Elsie Dora is open to members with guests Island, across from beach. St.Mary Lake Nursery, 537- FOUND ONLY. Dinner tickets for me- Worthington, both of Ganges. 5569. 39-1 $3900 or nearest offer, must Mr. and Mrs. J. Webster David- mbers ONLY. No tickets will sell. Write Box 15, Mayne Isl- be sold at the door. 3fl-l son, Alder Avenue, will hold , 110-115V LIGHTING PLANT CAT, NEAR LONG HARBOUR and, or 3166 West 10th Ave., "Open House" at their home in Suitable for running power tools ferry dock, pretty fluffy young LEO CLUB BOTTLE DRIVE Vancouver. 39-3 honor of the newly married or house lights, 537-2995. 39-1 cat, glossy black shading to Saturday. Oct. 17. 39-1 couple on Wednesday, Oct. 21, GOOD SELECTION OF BULBS tabby, white face and paws, SALT SPRING POTTERS GUILD from 2 p. m. to 4p.m., and We wire flowers anywhere. friendly and gentle. Must be is holding a sale & exhibit the Deadline for Classified 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. A cccdial Gnlf Islands Florists disposed of if not claimed or week end of November 13 to 15. Midday Tuesday invitation is extended to all & Handicrafts. adopted. 537-5680 in the ev- Further details will be announ- friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mac- 537-5751 39-1 ening. 39-1 ced soon. 39-1 donald. 39-1 Thursday, October 15, 1970 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Eleven DEATH OF CECIL MOfflSETTE One of Galiano's most respect- giving freely of their time and Clem, Bud, and George, all in CLASSIFIED ADS ed citizens passed away suddenly talents. Vancouver, and one sister, Mrs. on Saturday morning. Besides his loving wife, Alice, W. (Athleen) Johnson, Vancou- He was Cecil E. Morisette, 65. at home on Galiano, he leaves ver. Mr. Morisette was born in Wi- his son, Robert, in Vancouver, A memorial service will be FOR RENT WANTED nnipeg, Man., and worked many and daughter, Mrs. Gay (Avril) held at Boal Memorial Chapel, years with the B.C.Electric, and Engler, in Dominica, British in North Vancouver, on Wednes- later with B.C. Hydro, in Van- West Indies. day, October 14, at 2:30 pm. WATERFRONT COTTAGE FULLY SMALL USED PORTABLE CEM- couver. There are three brothers, Cremation will follow. modern, all electric, furnished ent mixer with motor, in good He and his wife, with his bro- or unfurnished. 537-2956 tfn running condition. Also cement ther, George, bought property on TRAILER SPACE: OVERLOOKING wheelbarrow. Phone 537-2640. Whalers Bay in 19&7, and came Blackburn Lake. All services, 39-1 over often, for week ends and WITH garbage collection, laundry WE NEED YOUR LISTINGS OF holidays. BUILD BETTER facilities, self-contained trail- property for sale. Call PEARL In 1963, Mr. Morisette suffer- ers only. Cedar View Trailer or BRAM at 537-5557, B. C. ed a heart attack and subsequen- Court, RR 1, Ganges, 537-2329 Land & Insurance Agency Ltd., tly retired. BUTLER BROS. tfn Ganges. B. C. 39-1 It was then, in 1963, that he Building Supplies of all types and his wife, Alice, moved to TOP LINES Gravel BOARD - VACANCY CLASSICAL MUSIC, INTERME- their home here to live. They Ready-Mix Cement 1 doub.^, room (single or couple}^ diate book form preferred. already had many friends, and TOP SERVICE Masonry Supplies Park Drive Guest House, 537- 653-4347. 39-1 took part in community affairs, Bricks & Blocks 5747. _ tfn PARTY REOUIRES VIEW LOT TOP FACILITIES Exotic & Fir Plywood near Long Harbour. Apply Dept. Molding ONE & TWO BEDROOM SUITES AND A H.M.S. Ganges Apartments. 26, Box 250, Ganges, B.C. HAVE YOU JOINED A n II I D A I COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE 537-2540. tfn 39-1 A U/Vl IK ML 'FREEZERS *DISHWASHERS THE LIONS ADDIIAMrCC *RANGES ' 'STEREOS COMPLETELY FURNISHED AMBULANCE ArrLIANttj 'REFRIGERATORS T.V.'S house, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms WORK WANTED large living room. Waterfront PLAN Check Our Prices Before Buying on private estate available to DANGEROUS TREES TOPPED June 1/71. Phone 537-2015. tfn or removed. 537-5487 35-1 Hall of Fame, which is in New BUTLER BROS. NEW 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE, SUPPLIES ( DUNCAN ) LTD. furnished, all electric, fully LET GEORGE DO IT! ALL Westminster. those odd jobs around the house, Blackie and his wife Marie, 823 Canada Ave, Phone: 745 - 4456 insulated, on St. Mary Lake. have a home at North Galiano a Phone 537-2585 _ tfn don't let them get you down; Open 5 days a week, until 5.30. Saturday until 5 pm call George Bryer at 537-2672 and come over frequently for GUEST HOUSE ON THE BEACH tfn holidays. restful atmosphere, good home for elderly people. 537-2847 CHIMNEY CLEANING, FIRE - places a specialty, stoves clean- tfn/alt ed, eavestroughs cleaned, and 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME FOR repaired. Bill Mossop, 653-4427 NOW IS THE TIME sale or rent, set up on site. 36-4 537-2329 _ tfn EXPERIENCED LINO-ARBORITE TO HAVE 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED ceramic and tile layer. Contract YOUR waterfront home near Fulford. or hourly. Pbone Bob 539-2193. Long term lease available. 36-3 PROPANE GAS APPLIANCES $125 month. 537-2355. 38-4 STUDENT WANTS WEEK END CHECKED & SERVICED FOR 1 & 2 BEDROOM WINTERIZED job of housekeeping or similar. cottages for rent. Winter rates Darcy Saunders, 653-4201. 39-1 SMOOTH WINTER OPERATION. 537-2832. _ tfn All work done by experienced gas man with a gas ticket DIVING FOR HOLIDAY MODERN 2 BDRM COTTAGE Make your switch to the clean, instant to quiet party, 1/4 mile from AT GALIANO BEACH Ganges. 537-5438. _ 39-1 heat fuel for heating - cooking - hot water. For the 15th year, members of the Royal City Skindivers spent NO MUSS • NO FUSS • NO POLLUTION the Thanksgiving week end at Galiano, guest of Tom Carolan, an honorary member of the club. GULF ISLANDS PROPANE GAS They enjoyed several dives in FINDLAY GAS & ELECTRIC RANGES & REFRIGERATORS the clear waters off Galiano, Phone 537-2460 See our Show Room for Appliances Box 450, Ganges and had the traditional feast at Peaceful Valley. Blackie Black, was recently named to the Canadian Lacrosse '£/**&£^*^'^^J'W'(*'tS(/^l(&-If(£{£*(( ("<(((1(/(({{/ PRINTING GEORGIA HILLS ECCKS COPYING SALT SPRING ISLAND by Bea Hamilton ...... 6.50 — on Galiano Island is the newest and finest de- *MAPS FAR PASTURES velopment area in the Gulf Islands, incorporat- by R.M.Patterson ...... 6.50 ing all the services necessary for modem living DANGEROUS RIVER * CALENDARS in a superb rural setting. by R.M.Patterson .. 7.50 All homesites over an acre in area, heavy VANCOUVER ISLANDS WEST COAST clearing done so that building can commence by G.Nicholson 10.00 .CHRISTMAS immediately and you can plan your own land- COASTAL CRUISING scaping. by Will Dawson ...... 6.95 CARDS The lots follow the natural contour of the PORTRAIT OF THE PREMIERS - an hillside, and the best trees have been preserved. informal history of B.C. * DIARIES There are accesses to the flat sandstone beach, by S.W.Jackson 7.50 and a beautiful area of woodland and waterfront OLD MAN'S GARDEN is dedicated as a park for residents in the vicin- by Annora Brown ..0 .... 5.50 * TYPEWRITERS ity. CLIPPING, GROOMING YOUR POODLE There are only a few lots left, ranging in by Pearl Stone 6.25 price from $6,750 up to $11,500, depending THERE IS MY PEOPLE SLEEPING PAPER BACKS upon the view and size. Terms available with by Sarain Stump 9.50 EVERYTHING only 10% down, or a discount for cash purchase. THE FRIENDSHIP BOOK - 1971 FOR For full details, please contact: by Frances Gay 1.50 READERS & WRITERS Local Sales Representatives All Killick or Jean Lockwood, Galiano, 539-2250. HEADQUARTERS FOR STUDENTS' SCHOOL SUPPLIES SALT SPRING LANDS LTD. 537-2211 Ganges, B.C. Phone 537-5515 DRIFT WOOD Page Twelve Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, October 15, 1970

Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Stevens, of Vancouver, spent the hd. iday HEADS SCOUTS week end at Ganges, the guests Asks For Dismissal Of Charge The Cub Pack started its acti- of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Saunders, Annual general meeting of 1st McPhillipsd Ave. Charged with breaking and en- that as Morrison, himself, was Ganges Sea Scouts and Cubs was vities on Tuesday evening, and tering with intent to commit an without intention of doing any- held October 8, when following the Scout Troop will hold its indictable offence, Donald Joel thing, the charge of breaMng new officers were elected: first meeting shortly. Morrison, of Ganges, promptly and entering with intent was' un- chairman, H. Jefferies; vice- These groups plan a bottle MODERNISE moved that the case be dismiss- just. chairman, Bill Thomas; treasur- drive in the near future. ed "in the interests of justice". "Intent is a pretty vague state- er, Mrs. B. Pinchin; secretary, WITH Judge M.F. Peiler, in Ganges ment, " explained the accused, Mrs. Marion Thomas; other ex- provincial court on Friday, dec- "and I did not break and enter ecutive members: H. Hoffman, DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY lined to accept the submission and had no intent to do anything,' Mrs. F. Howard, Mrs. D. Elli- ADVERTISING - MONDAY PROPANE and order a remand. He was interrupted by Crown ott. Morrison is charged with com- Prosecutor E. Rogers. Scout leaders registered to plicity in the breaking and ent- " He should not be allowed to date are Bob Prest, Don Cunning- ering of Ganges Pharmacy on elaborate and I am sure he will ham and Dennis Andrews; Cub- TOYOTA September 30. Two others have get a fair trial." master, David Roberts. already pleaded guilty and been Morrison asked for a further SALES & SERVICE sentenced. Morrison pleaded remand to engage counsel. PIG CONTEST not guilty. Prosecutor objected. He had Open 8 am - 6 pm The motion to dismiss the time to engage counsel and it (From Page One) Closed Sundays charge was based on the assertim would merely necessitate a furth- er journey from Victoria to Gan- Vancouver newspaper. Taking ges. his place was Ed Williams who INSTITUTE SETS Judge Peiler recalled asking filled in and acted as M.C. ISLAND GARAGE the accused whether he underst- The Air Cadet Band from Sid- PLANS FOR NEW ood the position at the initial ney provided lively entertain- COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SEASON AT PENDER hearing on September 20. ment during the afternoon. GANGES « 537-2911' "I pointed out to you your Starters for the race were Jim The Fender Island Women's right to counsel," he stated, " Merston and Norman Mouat. Institute met in Port Washington "You were definite in declining Builders of the corral were Mi- Hall for the regular monthly counsel." chael Larmour and Lyle Brown. meeting which has been chang- He had made plans to see a Charlie Archer provided the el- J.McCLEAN - ROOFING ectricity and helped in many FREE ESTIMATES ed from the first Wednesday to lawyer on Saturday, stated the ways as did many others. the first Thursday in the month. accused. The home produce and bake [ASPHALT SHINGLES -CEDAR SHINGLES -SHAKES A new member, Mrs. Russell He added that he had failed to *Re-roofing *New Construction *Repairs 537 _ 5369 understand the charges and that stall was convened by Mrs. C. was welcomed and introduced Buckley, assisted by Mrs. Den- oooooooooaoooooooooooooooooooooocx to the members by the President he had so stated at the prelimin- is Seward, Mrs. R.I.Kyle, Sr., Mrs. S. P. Corbett. ary hearing. The judge replied Mrs. Connie Scott, and Mrs.H. The secretary, Miss M. Mc- that he had understood Morrison Howell. Kechnie was welcomed back af- to say he did understand. In charge of the hot dogs and THE LIGHT TOUCH ter having been a patient in the Prosecutor Rogers changed his refreshments were Charlie Buck- Lady Minto Hospital. stand and agreed to a remand. ley, Mrs. Diane Elliott and Mar- By H.J.CARLIN Mrs. Martin Stallybrass, who When the judge chose Friday, The Reason Why: "We require all our students to take four years nie Jarman. of English." the High School Principal exclaimed, "We believe has acted as sewing convener Oct. 16, the accused suggested Winner of the bicycle for sell- that a week later would be better that all young people should learn to speak a language other than and has herself contributed a •- ing the most tickets was Bob Em- their own." vast amount of handwork during in order that he might finish the pey, with sales of $65. Running the few years she has been a house he is building. a close second was Kathrine Bry- member, announced her immin- " I can't help that," retorted A good listener is not only popular everywhere, but after a while an, who sold $60. Third was he Knows something! ent departure for New Zealand. the judge, "You tell your law- Mark O*Donnell who sold $42. She will indeed be greatly miss- yer that we are going ahead on Sponsors of the piglets, and ed. that date. You nave had plenty Experience may be the best teacher, but the one you had in sec- of opportunity already." Bail of buying them for $20 each were ondary school was probably prettier. Business discussed: the East Cam Bastedo Agencies, Rainbow Enders in Vancouver; the new $500 was extended. BE SITTING PRETTY CALL Pantry Shelf; the Annual Work- Beach Resort, Scott Point Marin- shop at Lake Hill on October 20. a, Harbour House Hotel, Gan- FULFORD ges Crest, Norman Mouat Esso, Final arrangements were made Island Garage, Lion's Club, Ro- HJ.CARLIN INSURANCE for the bazaar on November 14. FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS. 537-2939 After the meeting the memb- TIDE TABLE yal Canadian Legion, Rotary ers were shown a quilt offered OCTOBER 1970 Club, Booth Bay Resort, Turner^ by Mrs. Cornaby to be raffled (Pacific Standard Time) Store, Valcourt Building Supplies, for the East Enders Society. Salt Spring Lands, Salt Spring In- VICTORIA DAY TIME HT. surance Agencies, Cedar Beach, riL YT iInU VICTORIA Harbour Grocery, Shell Service, 16 0635 11.0 • VANCOUVER Arbutus Court and Mod *n* Lav- DAILY PASSENGER SERVICE 1130 8.3 ender. FLYING DOMINION FR 1635 10.9 Donations for the refreshment Gulf Islands - Victoria - Vancouver 2350 1.5 stall were received from Ship's SERVICES VICTORIA'S Anchor Inn, Island Pride Bakery, CHANGE IN SCHEDULE 17 0745 11.2 Gulf Islands Cleaners, B.C.Land EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1 - 25 WONDERFUL HOTEL 1235 9.1 * Dining Lounge Agencies, Mouat's Trading Co., DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY SA 1655 10.7 Ganges Meat Market, Ben * T.V. Gulf Islands - Vancouver Vancouver - Gulf Islands * Free Parking Greenhough St., Charlie Horel, 18 0030 1.4 and Salt Spring Trading Co. 8:30 am 3:30 pm 9:30 am 4:30 pm 759 YATESST. 0845 11.3 Many spectators watched with Gulf Islands - Victoria Victoria - Gulf Islands SU 1335 9.6 interest ^nd amusement as the 10:00 am &:00 pm 8:00 am 3:00 pm VICTORIA 1725 10.5 contestants chased after the SUNDAY ONLY 384 - 4136 greasy little piglets. Gulf Islands - Vancouver Vancouver - Gulf Islands 19 QUO 1.7 The following young winners 3:30 pm 4:30 pm 0950 11.4 in each race were Danny Fraser, MO 1505 Gulf Islands - Victoria Victoria - Gulf Islands 9.8 Brenda Mouat, Trevor Dixon, 5:00 pm 3:00 pm RELAX & STAY 1745 10.1 Barbara Withrow, Michael Roz- ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF zano, Debbie Luke, Scott Fras- Serving Salt Spring (Ganges), Galiano (Montague Harbour), SALT SPRING ISLAND 20 0200 2.3 er, Donna Moulton, Ian Elliott, Mayne (Miners Bay), Fender (Bedwell Harbour), Saturna (Lyall 1045 11.3 Kelly Kanutson, Danny Reynolds Harbour). ARBUTUS TU 1610 9.5 Valerie John, Brian Duncan, and Fares: One Way, $10 COURT 1830 9.5 Shane O'Donnell. Two-Day Excursion Return, $15 Charter Flights Available. Winners in the adult class were FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION MOTEL 21 0245 3.0 Mary Kirkpatrick, Vi Jackson, Overlooking VesTivius Bay 1200 11.3 Mike Sober, B. Bedford, and Er- CALL JOHN R. STURDY, Agent: TEL: 537-5470. Kitchenettes & Sleeping Units WE 1800 9.0 ic Donnelly. Victoria Flying Services Victoria: 656-3032 Vancouver: 68 Available 1915 9.0 Bill Trelford was auctioneer 388-4722 537 - 5415 for the five piglets left over. 22 0345 3.7 Winners of the two hams were Your Hosts: 1235 11.2 Miss Gladys Shaw, Fulford and Cliff & Maureen Hinton TH 2005 8.2 Mrs. D. Burke, Ganges. 2115 8.2 Dining Delight . . . ^»'••^"•^''^"•"••^"•^"••^"•^"•^"•^*'"•• Make dining out a special occasion and try treating HEATING OILS yourself to truly fine food •SHELL! BULK SERVICES CABLEVISION and service. Enjoy the best. ON SALT SPRING ISLAND Dine with Us Furnace Servicing For Convenience- ' Call:Gulf Coast Industries, BUls mav be Paid at: 653-4442 Mrs E.Moore's Office, McPhillips Ave. PHONE: Harbour Luncheon 12.00 - 1.30 FOR RESERVATIONS G.R.KERNAGHAN LTD. 537-555O Dinner 6.15 - 7.30 PHONE: 537 - 2133 Plant:653 - 4414 Home:653 - 4437 Box439;Ganaes Saturday 6.15 - 8.00