Net Paid Circulation If 3telano? rifttoo2,20o0 Serving fhe islands that make Beautiful British Columbia Beautiful $4.00 per year in Canada, 10<: copy Thirteenth Year, No 21 GANGES, British Columbia Thursday, June 8f 1972 iXJOSXSOSSBWXXseJWXWSStJO^^ NO PLAN UNTIL SEPTEMBER Thcrf's How Many Are Here Framework For a Plan Population of Salt Spring Is- the residents, called on Stat- North Pender, 407; Mayne, land is 3,163. The figure is istics Canada for information. 293; Samuel Island, 2; Curlew — ASSOCIATION GETS DOWN TO IT official and comes from the Island, 1; Gabriola, 655; Val- Framework for discussion of a binding plan and simply laid 1971 census. Five main Gulf The count is made up from dez, 7; Galiano, 412; Galiano community plan was outlined out the foundation to see if the Islands have a total population the .pre liminary lists, warned Indian Reserve has a popula- by Chairman R. D. McWhirter association and the Advisory of 4,525. the government department. tion of 32; Wallace Island, 1; at Monday evening's meeting Planning Commission could Census figures have not yet Other islands are Gooch Is- James Island, Sidney Island, of the Salt Spring Island Com- come up with a strong plan as a been released, but W.M. Mou land, 3; Knapp Island, 4;Coal Moresby and Tumbo are unin- munity Plaming Association. result. at who has lived on Salt Spring Island, 4; Piers Island, 11; Sat- habited, according to census Island since he could count all urna, 174; South Pender, 42; figures. The chairman emphasized The sketchwork has been pre- that the proposals were not a pared by Mr. McWhirter, Jim Wilkinson, Mrs, R.R. Alton, i$RWSXS3CSSXSSX3dc$XXSS%SJt^^ W. J. Stepaniuk, T.E, Harcus, STUDENTS LINE UP ON STAGE FOR GRADUATION CEREMONIES AT GANGES and R. C. Kill. The 11 points suggested a trend towards the ultimate plan ^Tliey call for a strong com- mercial centre with proper sewer, transportation and road access. It must incorporate adequate parking and lighting as well as affording proper ped- estrian movement. Commercial developments at Fulford, Vesuvius and Fern- wood must be allowed to grow and prosper as public needs in- crease in those areas. A third category of commercial devel- opment would rise from the re- tail outlets at resorts such as Blue Gables and Scott Point Marina, to supply the needs of the transient tourist population coming to the islands. 0 Density zoning should be encouraged to allow for order- ly, dispersed development. Stories on graduation night are on Pages Four and Five. NARROW ESCAPE Subdivisions should be off SUPREME COURT RULES f ic highway to avoid ribbon FOR CHILDREN development. MAY WAS NEAR MO BRAE A Excessive slope, exceeding Airstrip Is Still Airstrip Two children from Ganges lt>% should be zoned out of LIAISON elementary school experienced development. Subdivision; Controversial airstrip on Salt vised that such a purpose would narrow escapes from serious in- should not be permitted to Spri .1 g Island is still an air- jury on Thursday'afternoon last meet and a green belt mast be be contrary to its Salt Spring Is- maintained between them. strip on Salt Spring Island. Last land Zoning By-law and Mr. MONTH week. Friday Judge M. L. Tyrrwhit- May was liaison man be - £ Restrictive use of tfic water- Drake, in B.C. Supreme Court, Cudmore was so advised. tween winter and summer for Barbara McWhirter and Tim The board then amended the Williamson were in an accident shed areas, water resources ruled that only the federal gov- by-law to restrict recreational Salt Spring Island. Coldest day and a real attempt to preserve ernment has authority over air- of. the month was May 1, with involving a car driven by Sheila activities "primarily involving Newman, as they left the sclioo] the natural amenities of the is- ports. the use of power-driven means a low of 39 deg. High was land shoald always be consid- chalked up on the 27th, with a bus. ered in any community plan. The effect of his ruling was of conveyance". Tiie injunc- reading at Ganges of 84 deg. to invalidate the ex parte in- tion was based on the amended Accident occurred at Mobrae. £ By-law 66 should be updated There was 0.46 ins. of rain. Bus driver had pulled clear of • junction against the airstrip by-law. Maximum mean temperature to allow for land-use contracts owners, G.-inges Holdings Ltd. Injunction was served on the the road and the red lights were density zoning or other provi - airstrip when Mr. Cudmore was 64.8 and minimum mean, not flashing at the time of the With no injunction hanging 47.6. sions which might be necdt-d over it, the airstrip can contin- could not be found by the Sher- incident. C Turn to Page Nine ) ue. iffs officer 10 days ago. Figures for the month in pre- The injunction was granted In the meantime Salt Spring vious years were; 1971, high, when Regional Director Marc Island lias been divided on the 80; low 37; precipitation, 1.43 Holmes, on behalf of the Cap- issue as many have protested ins; maximum mean, 62.7; ital Regional District, asked for the establishment of an airstrip minimum mean, 45.2 ins. Storekeepers Debate Thefts it on the grounds that the air- here, while another group has 1970, high, 72; low, 36; strip failed to conform to the circulated a petition asking for 0.82 ins. rain; maximum m Not all shoplifters in Ganges policy will be encouraged of rural zoning of the property. the provision of aviation facilit- mean, CO.l; minimum mean, are from off-island: very few calling the police and parents. Ruling of the Supreme Court ies. 43.6. 1969, high, 82; low,39; are from the "hippy" element The parents will be asked in is one which will bring atten- Mr. Cudmore was confident precipitation, 1.09 ins.-; maxi- and many are young girls. such cases to pick up the chil- mum mean, 65.3; minimum tion of the whole province to this week that there will be a On Friday morning the Stnlt dren concerned. Salt Spring Island. Not even substantial part of the island mean, 46. 9 deg. Spring Island Chamber of Com- There is a difference, it was the advocates of the airstrip on population in favor of his proj- Figures are supplied by Gan- merce took a further look at agreed , between the large the island had expected the ect. ges weather observer II. J. stealing from local stores. The communities with little contact court to rule out any regional Supreme Court ruling applies Carlin. brief summary came from dif- 1'etween the merchants and fa- or provincial control of land to a private strip. If the Ful- ferent victims of thieves. milies using the store and such used for aviation purposes. ford project were a commercial When two juveniles were a community as Salt Spring Is- The effect of the ruling will strip appropriate zoning would TWO CHARGES ARE caught stealing in a Ganges land, where the parents are be telt in every community be necessary, DRIFTWOOD DROPPED AGAINST store, the RCMP were called in well-known to the victims of where an airstrip exists or is learns. The officer gave the girls the youthful shoplifters. proposed. AIRSTRIP OWNER choice of leaving the island vo] It was also noted that the On Tuesday Mr. Holmes untarily or facing prosecution. maximum penalty faced by a BACK HOME TO WIN Charges of allowing an air- They left after their parents on juvenile offender is a $25 fine. could not say whether the regi- In the case of a casual tempta- on planned to appeal the ruling. On Saturday, May 27, the craft to land on private prop- the mainland had been ootified The federal government has erty and of constructing an air- A Ganges merchant com - tion, the penalty is sharp, but Babe Ruth team from Salt Sprite mented that if their parents in the case of an experienced jurisdiction over airports and Island played at Chemainus and strip on private property against shoplifter, it is not a great de- aviation, but previously it had lost 11-5. Gordon Cudmore and Ganges permitted two 14-year-olds to terrent. been assumed in most quarters Following day, Sunday, they Holdings Ltd. have been drop- come to the island unescorted (turn to Page three) that the local authority had played at home, on their Ful- ped. they probably would not worry control of the land on which the ford home field, and won, 11-7 On Tuesday afternoon Mr. overly much about being pick- airport stood. in a game with Crofton. Cudmore was notified by RCMP ed up for stealing. The airstrip was proposed ear- Winning pitcher was Billy that the two cases would not be The merchants agreed that THEY SPOT lier in the year, although no Johnson. heard and that the original where an off-island juvenile is formal proposal or application summons to appear in court concerned, they must call pol- 22 EAGLES was made to the Capital Regior next week was no longer bind- ice. It was suggested that off al District. President of Gan- BUSH FIRE FRIDAY ing on him. island parents be required to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Delmon- ges Holdings, Gordon Cudmore Bush fire on Upper Ganges Both charges arose from the come to the island to collect ico were bird spotting aboard acquired property in the Bur- Road on Friday was at jributed a controversial airstrip at Fulford their errant offspring to emph- the ferry last w eek. They were goyne Valley for the purpose of grass fire out of control. and both have been dropped as asize the offence. rewarded. The Salt Spring constructing a landing field, B.C. Hydro crews had been a result of last Friday's Supreme In the case of juveniles on couple counted 22 eagles over The regional board was ad- burning grass. Court ruling. the island, they decided that a Active Pass. Page Two Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, June 8, 1972 cottage repairing some plumb- ing so I drove the three ladies ADV/SORY COUNCIL PROPOSED SATURNA up to the store and went back and saw Grant later. I am get- When Salt Spring Island Plan- appointed board. Two groups in Metchosin BY PAPAJOHN ting so lazy that it hurts me to ning Association tabled a mo- Marc Holmes reported that he have already applied, reported We now have TWO Fire see some one else working. tion on Monday to ask the Re - had already discussed it with Mr. Wilkinson and the Capital Trucks. Out latest doesn't Lloyd and misty Myrt Stew- gional District to approve an Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Regional Board is strongly endor look as classy as our first one art have a grand way of coming advisory council for the island Campbell. sing it. but we can fix that up, Jim over to their cottage in Lyall the decision was not popular R. D. McWhirter suggested Money went over to Mayne Is- Harbour. They come in their with all members of the large that the association invite com- land via Benny Begon's yacht own boat and fish on the way audience. ments from the chamber of and brought it over on the noon over and on their way home. Jim Wilkinson explained that commerce and the ratepayers* ferry. Although we don't owe Lloyd has got himself a new the municipal act now provides association. any money and have a fair- lawn mower, the kind you sit for the election of a five-man I. C. -Ghank moved that the sized kitty, donations are al- on and jockey across the lawn. council instead of the appoint- proposal be tabled to the Oct- ways in order. Just contact May borrow it next year?? ed three-ima advisory planning ober meeting for further discus- Jim Money, demure Donna Be- Lloyd informs me that a fish commission. sion. gon or Barry Crooks. boat that anchored out in the The council woald act as a harbour last week, then with a liaison group between the is- I cut our lawn (?) once a dinghy and a rubber boat spread land, the regional director and MEMORIAL TO year and I usually borrow Al a net across the mouth of :yall Kerr or Steve Ma skew's power the regional board, he explain- MOLLY CARLIN Creek could have been fined ed. Because members are el- mowers but this year I borrow- for doing this. So in future will ected rather than appointed, BY LADIES GROUP ed George Whiting's 35-year- get boat numbers and report to old mower, the kind you push, the council becomes mo/e truly II.M.S. Ganges Chapter, the police. These jokers got representative thaa the present I.O.D.E., held the June lun- and sat back and watched Gran- nothing for their efforts but all cheon meeting Friday in Harb- marie, my two young gal Outer Islanders take notice that our House. Flower arrange - friends from next door, banter- this practice is not legal and ments were red, white and ing Bernice Crooks and several should be stopped ! MARLIN blue iris. There were 24 mem other kids vie for the chance My old pharmacy teacher to push that mower around. Ther. used to say that someday some- MARINE Papajohn checking on student bers and guests present. Mrs.G. the next day good friend George teachers Rosemary Fryer and Holmes asked the blessing. Mrs. one would ban WATER because Whitine phoned that someone if you get too much you will Eve van Leusden at Saturna O.L. Stanton presented the else wanted to borrow the mow* WATER recently. guest of honour, Mrs. V. Sen- drown. Well things haven't got ini with a rose corsage created er so I rushed it back to him that bad yet but the latest low TAX/ by Mrs. P. G. James. real fast and I didn't have to do in some pipsqueak person want- John Menzies MODERNISE At the opening of the busi- a darn bit of grass cutting my- ing to get free publicity was 24 Hour Service ness meeting silence was held self. Now if I could just find someone to bend my elbow for supposed to be noted Doctor Days 537-2510 WITH in memory of Frances Melissa was on the news with the so- Carlin. The Chapter's mem- me?? called fact that Budgie Birds Nights 537-2312 PROPANE orial to our beloved Mollie, a Not going to call the sad were a hazard to humans be- former teacher at the Element- news sad this week. Still we cause their droppings caused a ary Sclipol, will be a book to feel a wee bit sad for lithesome dust (?) that was harmful. Well, the school's library. Leona Sleeves. After a catar- By the hour j^ff WHIlOMS or contract (insured) I have had budgies for years Xks. Senini, Provincial act operation there are so marry and anyone who has ever clean- Professional Tree Climber 'Echoes' Secretary, reported little things you should not do ed out a budgie cage could won fully on the national annual that for someone like Leona it der how that rnoist guk could DANGEROUS TREE TOPPING mepting of the IODE just con- must be irksome, to put it mild- ever cause a dust. Who knows, Phone: cluded in Vancouver. Mrs. Sen- ly. Wee Shawn Crooks had his we may have to stop using wat- 245 - 2598 FALLING - BUCKING r/oF * ini was thanked sincerely by tonsils out last week and it is er yet, in case some one gets 245 - 3547 Ladysmith. B.C. hard for such a wee lad to under' drowned t Mrs. V.C. Best who has been stand why he can't eat this or for 51 years a member of 1 IMS that. Ganges Chapter. Guests at the McTavish cot- The annual Galiano Rod and I.O.D.E. Mrs, /..lI.R.Howell gave in- tage on Lyall I lill last week we Gun Club fishing derby, with formation on education from were fey Flora Evans and her a dance in the evening, will "MUFFIN" COFFEE PARTY the April Victoria IODE meet- daughter candy Cheryl. Flora is be held on July 29. ing. a practising R. N. and Cheryl is WED. • JUNE 14 • Jlam-lpm in training and it was rather The Muffin Coffee Party on disconcerting to an old time In the lovely garden of Mr & Mrs P.G.James June 14 will he in the beautiful garden of Mr. and Mrs. P.O. druggist to find out how little he Vesuvius Bay knows about present-day medi- GANGES James at Vesuvius. Kirs. B.E. cine. We had quite a few laugrs *PLANT SALE *HOME BAKING SALE llardie will be convener. at my expense. 537 - 5534 The adopted Lake Hill School *CAKE RAFFLE Bob and tantalizing Taimi at Lac la I lache, will soon re- Hindmarch had daughters mag- Proceeds & donations to assist with our educational work, ceive a gift of books. netic Mary Howe with husband both local and adopted schools A bale is ready for the Wom- Len and saffrony Sarah, lavend- en's Apparel Shop, River View er Lennie Hoover with her two hospital. children Phillip and sachet Jn the Citizenship Day report Sally visitin* in the new Hind- RON LEE SHELL SERVICE the School Band was of special march ayrie. COMPLETE AUTO - REPAIR SERVICE! interest. The first item was a Our favorite padre Rev. John Repairs to small motors & power saws ft SHELLS march composed by bandmaster Dangerfield and wife elfin Elsie * Lawn Boy * I lomelite Power Saws Maj. John Douglit and dedicat- had a week's holiday visiting COT onoo24 Ilour T°wing Service- ed to the Salt Spring Island up Island (Vancouver Is.) They 537 - 2023 Ganges] School as their own school looked rested when they got march. home but then they had the The second piece, 'London- Kipling group over for lunch PHARMACY derry Air* featured the sweet one day and other visitors dur- SPECIALS-ThisWeek! BUILD BETTER clarinets and the last 'King of ing the week so hope John is the Road* was swinging. able to conduct his usual relax- Y05 Hairspr 1.79 The meeting closed' with ing service this A.M. 13oz Reg. 2.98 with BUTLER BROS. singing 'God s'ave the Queen*. Back from a two-week holi- Building Supplies of all types day in California are Ed and Maalox Plus 1.19 lively Lexie Mogg . They had a 12oz Reg. 2.05 Ready-mix Cement Shallow & Deep Well GALIANO PLANS grand holiday but were sure Masonry Supplies Pumnc glad to see green Saturna again. CIOSGUP - Giant 59t Bricks & Blocks rump> ARE LAID FOR JUNE Ed remarked that it is too bad r Reg. 810 Exotic & Fir Plywood Installed & Repaired Galiano Ladies Service Club we can't sell some of our green- Molding Garden party will take place ery to them but they would Alberto Balsam 1.49 AND A COMPLETE LINE OF 1IARDWARE at the home of Mr. and Mrs. probably pay us off in smog. 16oz Reg. 2,49 George Newton, on Wednesday Was on my w^ over to see KoteX48'sReg.l. 991.77 ADMIRAL •Freezers "Dishwashers afternoon, June 14. Grant Dickey on Saturday a. m. *Ranges *Stercos Club president Mrs. Lucy but h;s mother melting Mary APPLIANCES Refrigerators "T.V's Miley is hoping for a big turn- Dickey, her sister jigging Jean Baby Soap 3/99( out. and wife joking Joan warned me Reg.43(* CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING A dance at the Galiano 1 lall away as Grant was under the is planned on June 17 with an orchestra, Mike Miller is the BUTLER BROS. convener for this affair. SUPPLIES (Duncan) LTD. Tentative date has been set for an afternoon Golf Festival GANGES BOAT YARD LTD. 823 Canada Ave. Phone: 746-4456 on July 15. Details will be an- Open 5 days a week until 5.30 - Saturday until 5 pm nounced as soon as arrange- ments are made. SPECIALS 8 ft. PLYWOOD PRAMS New $79.50 BENS' 8 ft. FIBREGLASS DINGHY— -$150 TOANGPOKT/ON AT LUCKY 12 ft. YAMAHA....Sole Price $395 DOLLAR Reg. $525.00 12 ft. FIBREGLASS CAR TOP.. $150 OF FOOD SAVINGS GROCERIES - MEAT - PRODUCE 537 - 5553 537-2932 Thursday, June 8, 1972 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Three to be frank TAYLOR HEADS RATEPAYERS R. A. Taylor, of Scott Point In his retiring address, Mr. rumours are not founded in Marina is president of the Salt Cooper observed that the abbre- fact," he commented, .Spring Island Ratepayers' Associ- viation of the association's He thanked members for at- ation. name was SSIRA. tending and asked them to rally Mr. Taylor was elected by "We don't shoot people, but a?.l members to active support By Richards acclamation on Saturday even- we shoot them down when their of the association. ing at the association's annual meeting. Herb Skuce missed the pion- ain and came down the other To serve with Mr. Taylor are JURY ASKS FOR GREATER SAFETY eer tea at the Legion hall a side. The teachers went up vice-president, I.e. Shank; Re- week ago. He was busy catch- the mountain and came down cording Secretary, Mrs. Ed ing half a salmon. A seal got the other side. Only severe Chew and Directors D. Hull, Patricia Ann Buchinski, 19, made by an accredited engin- the other half. Only real problem was from the accomp- D. Hobbs, Mrs. A. Cade, Jake of Burnaby was the victim of eer of the engineering branch grudge against the seal was that anying parents. They got lost. Buitenwerf, Mick Jones, Alex accidental death according to of the department of highways. fie got the better half and left When the guided students and Shelby, Mrs. Annie Barnes, E. the verdict of a coroner's jury The survey would consider the Hero with the front end. They teachers were beginning to Jorgensen, D. Layard, and Alec at Monday evening's inquest. safety of corners, widths, guard ate it, anyway. worry about their lost guides, Laing. Miss Buchinski was travelling rails and warning signs along * * * the guides showed up in a B.C. The executive will name a in a small car with five other Cranberry Road. Wayne Cooper figured he was lelephone truck which had treasurer and corresponding sec- irls on Cranberry Road on May Corrective measures should getting out of the ratepayers' found them wandering around retary at a later date. f when the car left the road aid be taken to improve the safety association this year. For a the Mountain. What has the Past President Wayne Cooper crashed down a cliff. aspect of the road, said the long time Wayne has been the school puzJled is not how any- will also be a member of the Occupants were all injured. jury. driving force behind the associ- one could get lost on Mt. Bruce, board. George I leinekey was The jury also strongly recom- Verdict and recommendation ation and the work has kept his but how anyone could lose 60 •chairman of the nominating mended that a survey of Cran- was unanimous. nose to the grindstone. He was shouting, running, crashing com.nittee. berry Road, in its entirety, be Coroner was Miles Acheson. in the clear until someone re- kids! The association heard a brief minded him he still has a year # # * run-down by Mr. Cooper on the as past-president. Chalk one up to Men's Lib. past year's activities. YOUR CAR WILL RUN BETTER * * s The B.C. Legislature has done I. V. Shank asked that the Between the Devil and the it for us! Under the old law association concern itself with You'd belter - far better deeD blue... Publisher of the it was slanderous to cast doubts the spear-fishing contests to Better see... MARCOTTE'S Sooke Mirror, Maurice Tozer on a lady's propriety. Infer take place on the island this takes issue with the learned she wasn't all that she might bt summer. In past years spear They'll Tune It Better Latin teacher over the plural of and you were for the high jump fishermen have taken a lot of 24 Hour Referendum. If referenda is Now we're even. Suggest that fish and left it on the beaches, wrong, he contends, so is a mere male is more chased he complained, and as a result, Wrecker Service agenda and most people are than chaste and he can take the waters have been fished out. NEW & USED PARTS familiar with the term. The you to court on it. What's It would be an appropriate Complete Auto Repairs Latin origins are identical, he sauce for the goose.. .and let's mattei: for the association to in- asserts. Which is about where I have none of your sauce, or vestigate, he suggested. came in. we'll all end up in court} Mr. Cooper explained that MARCOTTE'S GARAGE * * # * * * the policy of the association is 537-5714 Stewart Rd. near Cusheon Lake Box 65, Ganges to refer all such proposals to the Who's top bowler among the Ed Chew was serenaded by executive for investigation be- Housewives Spring League? two young ladies last week. The fore any action is taken. Who else but Ruth Bedford? songsters complained he broke V. H. Clement asked that SINCE 1961 Just to show how it is done their water melon and they the association ensure that there Mrs. Bedford bowled 10 strikes wrote their own songs. is as much publicity given to DUTCH BEAUTY SALON in a row on Wednesday, May 31 the proposed land-use plans as She hit up a score of 398 and IS HAPPY TO SERVE YOU SHOPLIFTING was given to the original land- Lower Ganges Road CO7 OO11 Try Our European only went down on the llth roll. use proposals on the islaid. Across telephone building jJ/-Zol I Steam Permanent Ruth Bedford is the wife of (From Page One) Ellen Bennett asked that Cap- Proprietor Flip Bedford of Leis- ital Regiond District be asked ure Lanes. Merchants also expressed to ensure that no action is taken * * a close familiarity with the me in in regard to Salt Spring Island ods of shoplifters, both adult WOLFE-MILNER, THOMSON & HARDIE There were 60 students trek- other than rhrough a public BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND SURVEYORS king up the mountain. To and juvenile. The pattern of mae t ing. make sure that the 60 element- operation is either to attract no Yvette Valcourt complained P. Q. BOX 3, GANGES PHONE 537-5333 ary students didn't get lost, attention at all and to quickly that when 45 people atteaded a P. C. THOMSON, B.C.L.3. , A. R. HARDIE, B.C.L.S. they had a couple of teachers remove the article they are public hearing and opposed a REB. PHONE S3V-2579 RES. PHONE 537-5749 with them. And to make sure taking or to play with articles change in zoning it was "ram- that the teachers were able they have no intention of tak- rodded through". The associa- mountaineers there were three ing until a watcher is uncertain tion should look into the passage ARNIE AENIE'S PLACE parents along to guide them up whether a thing was put back of By-law 99 because it was not the side of Mt. Bruce and down on the counter or not. handled fairly, she charged,. the other. All went well. The The meeting thoroughly ag- The by-law should have been 60 students went up the mount- reed that the best defence is published locally before it was Specializing in Spnrerihs, Steak. community co-operation. All finally adopted, agreed Mrs. Steak ami Ixriistcr Tail shoppers who see a theft are Beatnut. anil Corned I.ocf Mutual Fire Insurance urged to let the store owner Mr. Clement suggested that I'Vainrinjy . . . know. The policing of local KAV and MINIMA NKH'MA.V Co. of B.C. the secretary approach the re- Fridays & Saturdays stores is to be maintained by gional district with a view to Founded in 1902 by the RCMP officers in civilian dress. ( 11.30pm ferry on Fridays now ) Farmers of British Columbia Influence of holiday makers starting a library of by-laws and legislation applying to the isl- For It^srrvjilions Phone HX2-I7M Gulf Island Agents on theft was considered. The overcrowding of Mouat and. The secretary would then lObl FORT STREET, VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA Fender .. F.R.Sterling Park lias a direct influence on receive all pertinent inform;- activities at Harbour Grocery, tion. he suggested. Salt Spring H.J.Carlin it was felt. Proprietor Bob Galiano ..Donald New Blundell did not take part in the Friday morning discussion. Satarna .. J.McMahon The merchants decided that Mayne ...H.Hampshire a sign should be erected near Harbour Grocery indicating the ANNUAL MEETING state of Mouat Park. By this means the public could be made aware that the park is SALT SPRING ISLAND FIRE PROTOON DISTRICT filled before excessive crowds went along the road. TO BE HELD AT THE Clock Shortcoming of the plan, it was explained, was that the Shop hikers enter the park through LEGION HALL-TUESDAY-JUNE 13 -1972 the rear fence from McPhillips I EXPERT WATCH Aven ;e, and would be uninflu- AND AT 8.00pm I CLOCK REPAIRS enced by road signs. 112-383-9251 Meeting re-emphasized the or determination of Ganges mer- Agenda to include: 539-2420 chants to take firm and positive WILF J. CRAVEN, G.R.I.T. action against thieves in local 1O37 FORT STREET stores, whether young or adult, Reading of Auditor's Financial Report VICTORIA, B.C. local residents or visitors. Fire Chief's Report Election of one trustee WE NOT ONLY FEATURE Tours & Excursion Trips New business etc. TO FOREIGN LANDS - TAXPAYERS NOTE - This is your fire district, help to support the can also take care of your Volunteer Firemen by attending this meeting, Mayfair Domestic Trips & . A in Canada or the United States Hillside We recognise and accept credit cards - SALT SPRI NG ISLAND FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT in V Chargex, American Express etc. Victoria E.Moore, W.(Bumps) IRWIN 537-5696 Secretary L Salt Spring Island Representative Page Four Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, June 8, 1972 JBrifttooob FAREWELL Published at Ganges, Salt Spring Island TO HIGH In the Province of British Columbia, every Thursday SCHOOL EDITOR: Frank Richards CNA Maureen Ramsey was valedic- torian at Friday evening's grad- Member: British Columbia Weekly Newspapers' Association uation ceremonies at Gulf Is- Subscription Rates: $4.00 per year in Canada lands Secondary School. Her $7.50 per year to all foreign countries remarks to the class are publish- ed below: Second Class Mail Registration No 0803 Valedictory is a word mean - ing "to say farewell" and it has become my honour and my Thursday, June 8, 1972 pleasure to say it for the 1972 graduating class of the Gulf Is- lands Secondary School, FIRE MEETING IS YOUR MEETING The scholastic portion of our Many years ago in a community across the water education, the main reason for our being here, has been full from Salt.Spring Island a struggling volunteer fire de of the achievements, failures, partment depended on the generosity of local resid- triumphs and tragedies which characterize our passage through ents to keep its equipment rolling. life. One property owner was asked to contribute money Bur graduation signifies much mo^e than rhe acquisition of a to the fire department and his reply was terse. "If number of credits. Here, we the fire committee want a fire department, " he said have developed a deep camar- aderie - out of common inter- "Let them pay for it!" . ests and common problems - It was short-sighted, foolish comment. It was al- which ha." been a basis for all the wonderful times we have so a slap in itie eye for the volunteers who were try- had together. Now we must ex- ing to keep enough equipment going to protect his change this familiar situation Inner Qualities Paramount fe an entirely different one. property. However anxious we are to be- This is the pattern of thinking on Salt Spring Is- It is the inner qualities that things govern the things inside gin the next stage of our lines, enable us to look at the world them. we will never forget and never land. around us without being sicken- Life changes constantly and duplicate the friendships we ed by what we see, Rev. Fred For many years the only property owners attending some can taKe it positively and have had. Anderson told the graduating enjoy watching the hills go up Ths future lies before us - Salt Spring Island Fire Protection District meetings class at Gulf Islands Secondary and down, suggested Mr. And- full of the challenges which our School on Friday. erson. have been the firemen themselves. There have The minister of Ganges Unit- training here will enable us to "They are more influenced handle. But we know that that been volunteer firemen, fire chiefs, fire trustees, ed Church compared life with a by their own inner values." storm at sea. training can never end and that fire district employees and firemen's wives. No- I le spent some years in Zam- This is the time when the we must keep oar plans flexible in a rapidly progressing world. body else was interested. The rest of Salt Sp ring bia, with his family and finally graduating class should be giv- returned home by sea. During ing some thought to what their What we have acquired will be Island shared the views already expressed: if the their long voyage home they inner values are, he suggested. a basis upon which each of us They will not be alone. The can build, according to our var- firemen want a department, let them run it them- experienced a storm and the ship was rising to the waves fastest growing department in ious interests. selves ! and crashing down into the hol- most universities is religion. Gradaation from secondary There is a surging interest in On Tuesday next week the annual meeting comes lows. school is one of the major ev- Two adults and three boys the humanities, he noted. en's in our formal education again to the Legion Hall in Ganges. It is a meet- were poised over receptacles as "The values you form now," programme, and to those who ing of concern to every islander who owns or occu- the ship moved. It was a good he concluded, "will determine have helped us to ati ain it. we chance to see the sort of stuff your reaction to the world's say "thank you". pies property. How many will show that concern? they were made of, recalled The teachers, with their pa- problems in the future." tience and understanding, have Precious few, if past years are a guide. the speaker. The three girls were fascinat- played a major role in our de- There have been criticisms expressed, from time ed. They expressed delight at Youth Bowling Councils Schol- velopment. The quality of arship for B. C. their teaching has been high to time, of the routine administration of the fire de- the mountain they saw through the porthole, and the way they Winning the YBC Scholar- and we gratefully acknowledge partment. No Salt Spring Islander should have the went up and down. ship is comparable to bowling their aid. a perfect game. There are gall to offer such criticism unless he was present at Many people let the external And to those at home whose only a select few who achieve love and support; tolerance and the last meeting of the fire district. And no island- O.A.P. a real success. Her either of these accomplish- understanding; have often charming smile, her dancing ments. er should be prepared to admit that the efforts of hi: meant the difference-letween and most of all, her concern In order to win the Youth success and failure, we cannot own community to protect him and his property are to each and every O.A.P. was Bowling Council Scholarship say enough. very much felt. the following requisites are of no concern. Bur you 'iave taken us as far Thanks, Miss Johnston! necessary. as you can. We must continue If for no other reason, every islander should at- My thanks also to all those 1. Be a YBC member with alone and we look upon this who took part to make our day an average based on a mini- tend the fire meetings to show appreciation of the prospect with excitemant and a happy one. mum of 21 games. opvimism. Along whatever work and Hie risks undertaken by volunteer firemen Thank you all! 2. Must have demonstrated pathways our futures lie, for S. Ingles, proficiency in bowling. to save property and lives here, ai home. whatever worthwhile purpose is R. R. '2, Ganges, 3. Must have good qualities waiting, we have been prepar- June 2, 1972'. There are few ways of saying "Thank you " to fire- of character and leadership. ed. 4. Must show an interest men. One small way is to show interest. Far better and participate in other ath- I hope that we not only ask , GRATEFUL questions of the world, but also argue over the way the district is run than to ignore Editor, Driftwood, letics. supply some of the answers. May 28 to June 3, inclusive, 5. Must be active in school it. was declared Pioneer and Elder- and community activites. G. Must continue one's ed- tremely proud of you, Wendy. Going on Tuesday? You'd better! ly Citizens' Week by the B.C. ucation, either in a chosen May your future endeavors Government. field or on an academic level. meet with the same kind of Counsellors on Aging were in- 7. Must have had a high success. structed by the Hon. Isabel P. scholastic standing throughout Congratulations again. oawson, minister without port- the school term. Letters To The Editor folio, to contact local organiz- There were approximately Hip Bedford, ations and merchants to help to 2, 000 of the Youth Bowlers in Chief Supervisor, Youtli make this week a success. Bowling Council, ONEROUS DUTIES We trust that the R.C.M.P. B. C. who were eligible to will set the residents a good ex- I would like to thank the compete for this scholarship. Leisure Lanes Bowling Alley, ample and stick to the 30 mile- Chamber of Commerce, the Wendy competed and won. Ganges. Editor, Driftwood, June 4, 1972. There is to be a resident an-hour speed limit. Legion and all the merchants We at Leisure Lanes are ex- constable on North Pender Is.! It is said that this constable on Salt Spring Island for their Poor man, all alone, to cope will be on 24-hour duty. Where wonderful effort this year. with the criminal element on is the constable's union? The organizations who help- Church Services that now civilized island! I don't envy him the job of ed, the ladies who served, the SUNDAY, JUNE 11 1972 Oh well! "You can't stop keeping the sinners on Nortli merchants who gave, to those ANGLICAN Pender on the straight and nar- who provided transportation; progress! - but what is progress St. Nicholas* Vesuvius Holy Communion 9:00 am One is obviously not enough. row -! to those who provided the mus- (Mrs.) Eve Smith, ic; to the pianist, »«d particul- St. George's Ganges 11:00 " We need a Gambling Squad to St. Mary's Fulford Evening Prayer 2:30 pm keep track of the Bingo Games; R.R.-1, Port Washington, arly to Miss Marg Johnston who the oetting on the Golf Links, South Pender Island. so kindly took over my request. St. Mary Magdalene Mayne Is. Matins 11:30 am and behind doors at the Legion, May 25, 1972. Sincerely to you all, Thanks, UNITED CHURCH not to mention poker and crap Elsie Thacker, Rev. Fred Anderson Ganges Worship Service 10:00 air Counsellor on Aging, Box 461,537-2439 (Child care provided) games! THANKYOU, A Vice Squad to keep an eye Ganges, ROMAN CATHOLIC MARG JOHNSTON June 3, 1972. or two, on the Skinny Dippers. O~ur Lady ot Grace Ganges Holy Mass 9:00am A Drug Squad to sniff out the Editor, Driftwood, St. Paul's Fulford 11:00 " Tranquilizer Takers, the Aspir- Please allow me to say a BOWLING PRIZE COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHAPEL in Addicts, the Beer Boozers, million thanks to Miss Johnston Editor, Driftwood, Sunday School & and the Mary-Janers, not to whose efforts made Wednesday, Congratulations to Wendy 537-5330 Ganges Adult Bible Class 10:30 am mention the Barbiturate Benders May 31 smorgasbord dinner, for Lindsay on winning the $200 Evening Service 7:30 urn Thursday, June 8, 1972 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Five MORE GRADUATES and MORE PEOPLE It was the biggest class ever known such a tribute, he said. Jane Mouat Scholarship to Anderson, Leo F. Bedford, Kar- to graduate from Gulf Islands He leaves in August to become Douglas Anderson and former en J. Brown, Susan I, Byron, Secondary School. The stud- a school superintendent."May teacher, Jean Shopland gave Jacques Campbell, Judith Kellj ents filled the stage on Friday your hopes and dreams come the Gilbert Mouat Scholarship Leslie C. Scotton, James A. night when the biggest audi- true," read the scroll," and we to David Moulton. Willson, Deborah L. Webster, ence in history matched the hope that ours will, too!" Richard Toynbee Memorial Richard Toynbee, Daniel E. size of the class. Scholarship was presented by Taylor, Barbara A. Ross, Linda Mr. Hartwig was chairman For the first time, admission Dick Toynbee to Wendy Lind- M. Slingsby, Nigel C. Rock, of the ceremonies. Archdeac- say. Maureen A. Ramsey, Gary was restricted and those attend- on R. B. Horse fie Id called the ing the formal graduation cer- Moulton, Wendy M. Linday, Invocation and Mrs. lone Guth- Mrs. F. Hepburn was respon- Stephen N. Legg, Roberta Coels emonies could only get in with rie, chairman of the school sible for the presentation of a ticket. Even then, the George S. Wilson, Tina Wich- board, congratulated the grad- commerce awards. Recipients mann, Gary Bader, Lorraine E. school gymnasium was almost uating class. were Barbara Ross, Judy Kelly, filled. Dods, Jacquelyn G. Stibbards, After commenting that she Lyn Keating and Brenda Geary. Maureen E. Gurney, Demetri There were 50 students in Karen Brown was awarded J. Stevens, Patricia J. Hedge- the graduating class to file intc was gratified that one graduate the B.C.T.F. Bursary by Bob Nursing Superintendent Mrs. the hall carrying candles and wanted to stay on Salt Spring cock, Janelle M. Rozzano, Island to raise sheep, Mrs. McWhirter. Karen is heading Marney A. Jarman, Ann I. Ross, Annie Barnes was pictured to climb on to the stage for the to Home Economics at UBC. with Mrs. A. Davis when Bea last time. Guthrie expressed the regret of Richard F. Kyler, Rita M. Rog- the school board at Mr. Hart- Farmers' Institute bursary ers, Derald K. Lewis, Joanne Hamilton saw them at the It was an evening of firsts. wig 's departure. was presented to Demetri Stev- M. Moulton, Douglas M. Mc- recent Lady Minto Hospital The first class of 50 graduates "We have all enjoyed work- ens by George Heinekey. The Donald, David J. Moulton, ceremonies. ___ and the first to require tickets ing with him," she told the award was originally addressed Sharon D. McManus and Joanne for admission and the first to assembled islanders, "and we to an agricultural student. With M. Mostad. IN EUROPE see the principal bussed by one are going t o miss him. " a dearth of agriculturally incl- Mr. and Mrs. W. DeLong are of the graduates. Susan Byron saluted the grad- ined islanders, the award was Students responsible for the away to Europe. The former Marney Jarman presented uates with reminiscences of modified and presented to stud- program were John Spiers. Susan proprietors of the Fernwood Donald Hartwig with a scroll some of their school activities. ents following either agricult- Byron, Marlene Andrist, Sherry Store left on Monday to meet enrolling him an honorary The class was introduced by ure or forestry. Today, ex*- Cunningham and Brenda Geary. Frank and Nellie Schwagly in member of the graduating class Rosalind Baltzer, of grade el- plained Mr. Heinekey, it is Holland. They will continue She then planted a kiss on his awarded to a deserving student Bearing 25 candles each even. in any discipline. were Debbie Wood and Norman their holiday, while the Schwag cheek. A number of scholarships Bader. Jo Ann Hartwig was ac- ly's will return to Ganges at the Surprise presentation took were then presented. Maureen Ramsey received companist as well as cliairman end of the month. Principal Hartwig by surprise. the Salt Spring Rotary Club of the decorating committee. It was the first time he had W. M. Mouat presented the Scholarship from Steve Polywk- Staff taking part were Mr. an. Hartwig, R. McWhirter, Mrs. The Youth Bowling Council Hepburn, Mrs. J. Barnes, F. HARBOUR Scholarhip for Britisli Columbia Byron, P. Grain, T.E. Harcus, ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING was presented to Wendy Lindsay Miss M. Sitton, R. Dunn, L. Two further awards cannot Neish, R. Stacey, E. Harrison, be made until after the examin- Mrs. D. Davies, Miss C. Ham- JCOS T Salt Spring Recreational Holdings Ltd. ation results are announced. ilton, C. Currni, Miss P. 1 leas- 9 ani '1 days They are the Pete Frattinger lip, K. Gaylor, Maj. John to a Thursday, June 15, af 8pm and the Salt Spring Lands Schol- Dought and Mrs. L. Woodley. 9 pm GROCERY week arships. Both are based on the At the results of the examinations. SPECIALS Maureen Ramsey was valedic- PANCAKE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB torian and the graduation ad r-. BREAKFAST JUNES -9-10 dress was given by the Rev. Fred SALE STARTS Anderson. EVERY YEAR ? Thur. 4prn - Sat. 9pm We reserve the right to limit Mrs. Hepburn was presented BY FIREMAN quantities-to anyone. with a bouquet of flowers and Once again, the Volunteer DO YOU KNOW? Mrs. Barnes with a corsage in Firemen on Mayne Island enter CHICKEN 49tlb token of their help to the grad- tained the community by giv- - GRADE A Bagged Fryers - HOW TO ESTIMATE uating class. ing a Mother's Day Breakfast on Sunday, May 1-1. THE AMOUNT OF Students taking part in the LARD Hb prints 2/49$ ceremonies were Patrick W. The weather was perfect, - SWIFTS, Silverleaf INSURANCE YOUR Akerman, Sharon E. A. Barber, tables were set on the beautiful Louise A. Bastedo, Stacey E. Mayne Inn grounds, and the CAKE MIXES 2/89$ HOME SHOULD BE Bavis, Daniel J.E. Bedford, firemen were kept very busy - DUNCAN HINES 19oz Louise A. Donaghy, Allyson helping vUmt Jemima, Jim Ross INSURED FOR? Foulis, Brenda C. Geary, Ray- serve hotcakes, maple syrup, sausages, coffee and tea. WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO REBUILD YOUR PRESENT HOME mond V.R. Holmberg, Michael WITH THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE YOU NOW HAVE ? II. Ilorel, Lyn W. Keating, More than 150 folks sat down Douglas M. Anderson, Terry A. Mac. & Cheese The insurance should equal the number of to breakfast, and a special Thank you was addressed to DINNERS 2/35$ dollars it would cost to replace your home Keith Bennett, owner of Mayne - KRAFT 7oz NOT the present actual cash value of the Inn, Bill llortie and Eddie Gri, and not forgetting Ann Sauer- house. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE berg and Teresa Waterhouse, - KONTIKI, UNSWEETENED You are welcome to come in and discuss this important who gave the use of the kitchen Especially good for diabetics matter with us and there is no obligation on your part CABLEVISION facilities. B B a B a B The flowers decorating the 48 oz 59( SALT SPRING tables were also supplied by J Mayne Inn. DANISH BACON INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. - DAK in Vac. tins lib Insuring The Islands Since 1928 This is the first time a Moth- PHONE: er's Day Breakfast has been giv- Al Killick Roy E.Belts Box 540, Ganges en on the Island, and as it was SHORTENING Galiano Island Mayne Island 507 _ 5507 537-5550 such a success, we do hope it 539 - 2250 539 - 2176 will be an annual event. - lib prints 2/.79< IVORY LIQUID - GIANT SIZE REG. 1.09 SALE Walter Herzog PRICE is proud to announce fhe arrival of our new chef WAX PAPER 55t - CUTRITE REFILLSt 200 ft. TOWELS-scon, 59$ Egor Znidaric twin rolls Ass'td colours (formerly of the Petroleum Cluby Edmonton and CELERY PER STALK 25$ the Riviera Club^, Port McMurray) - SNOBOY, Large & fresh - NEW ZEALAND GRANNY SMITHS WE WILL HAVE A |] JJ'I.M d; H MiTTTn When they are green, 29tlb AT they are ripe BROCCOLI 29

GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA KEN'S DRILLING LTD. DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL INDUSTRY Hon. W. K. Kiernan, Minister 477-4982 COLLECT R. B. Worley, Deputy Minister

Serving Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands ROTARY HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT Thursday, June 8, 1972 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Seven serving. Organizing the pioneer and Merchants taking part in the elderly citizens' programs was program were Mouat's, Gulf Is- Marg Johnston. Fran Padgett lands Trading Co., Harbour supplied floral arrangements Grocery, Bens' Lucky Dollar, and a number of residents offer- MT FOR GHOST TOWN Valcourt Building Supplies and ed transportation and helped in Island Pride Bakery. other ways. K.CJOLLEY Chartered Accountant OFFICE ATTENDANCE: .Afternoons Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. 537-2831

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once the main street of Sandon when the Kootenay town was prosperous and the mine was productive. Eric Sherwood Saanich & Islands N.D.P. ;age Resort; Mrs. Gunter Burger OFFICE HOURS: AMBER ENTERTAINS ELDERLY of Arbutus Court and Beverley Wed.-Thurs. -Fri. 1-4 pm Menzies, Marlin Marine. Jean 3204 Douglas, 384-3833 The Royal Canadian Legion is Dave Paul, formerly propri- Jefferies also helped with the sympathetic to old-timers. etor of the Crest, took charge Twice last week the Salt Spring of the food detail and it was Island branch donated the use of prepared by local restaurants, the Ganges hall for parties for Rita Dods, of the Golf Club, pioneers and elderly citizens. Louise Foulis, Ship's Anchor; The Sunday tea was present- Dave and Sonja Hill, the Crest ed by the Legion Ladies. Harbour Mouse and Windsor Palace. On Wednesday the Salt Spring Serving the luncheon were Island Chamber of Commerce Kay, Mary and Ellen Javors k i came forward with its smorgas- of St. Mary Lake Resort; Addie bord to pay tribute to the elder- NOTICE Tombes and Peg Pulter, Cot- ly. Mrs. Vera Nichols and Pat Kyle offered assistance for both CHIROPRACTOR events. Robert W.ROPER, D.C. OF INQUIRY The orchestra for the Wed- 2448 Beacon Avenue nesday event included Ruth Ma- Take notice that, pursuant to Section 14 of the Pollution Control Act, chon, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lois- SIDNEY elle and Lance Kennedy. 656-4611 1967 the Director of the Pollution Control Branch will hold a public The smorgasbord was present- inquiry commencing at 9:30 a.m. on November 7, 1972 at the Christian ed by the retail merchants* Education Centre, 421 St. Paul Street, Kamloops, British Columbia. committee of the chamber of commerce. Tom Toynbee was The Inquiry is being held to consider the technical matters bearing upon organizer. NOTICE TO and to determine the measures which must be adopted by the food Tourist committee of the processing, and agricultural oriented industries as well as those remain- chamber came forward to help RECYCLERS serve the meal. ing sectors of industry in British Columbia which have not yet been the PLEASE TAKE YOUR subject of such an Inquiry, for the control of discharges to water and/or RECYCLE STUFF land and/or air to satisfactorily ensure that pollution will not be caused to the in accordance with the Pollution Control Act, 1967. EN INCLUDED • 10 at 11 am. to discuss final ar- Written submissions are to be received by the undersigned (in ten copies) rangements. Freight Shed, Accompanying the show will on, or before September 15, 1972, and are invited from persons or be a display of pottery from the organizations proposing to attend this Inquiry. B. C. Potters Hycroft Exhibition Mouat's Wharf, pieces, along with some weav- As provided in the Pollution Control Act, 1967, the Director will de- ing. on termine his own procedures for the Inquiry and this may require giving Spinning display will be of- of additional evidence under oath by anyone who has made a submis- fered by the local Weaver's Saturdays sion in accordance with this Notice. Only evidence pertaining to matters Guild. of a technical nature relevant to the Inquiry and falling within the intent Admission to the show is free of the Pollution Control Act, 1967 may be presented at the Inquiry. and everyone is welcome. Tea 10am-2pm and coffee will be served at a nominal charge. Boxes at Vesuvius & An Information Sheet elaborating upon the terms of reference and procedures to assist interested parties in the preparation and submission Show times at Mahon Hall Churchill Rd, are now of briefs for the Inquiry is available upon request from the undersigned. are Friday, June 9, from 1 pm CLOSED to 9 pm., and Saturday, from 10 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to THE DIRECTOR OF POLLUTION CONTROL BRANCH 4 pm. VJMtR RESOURCES StRV^CE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA R&WLEIGH PRODUCTS Page Eight Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, June 8, 1972 LOST PETROGLYPH IS RECOVERED SPORTS DAY FOR OUTER ISLANDS It was a perfect fun day for held at Fender. Visitors were the Inter-Island cup was not more than 100 children at Pen- met from early ferries from held this year. der schoolgrounds on Friday, Saturna, Galiano and Mayne, Instead there were dashes, May 26. and most of the sports were relays, cartwheels, sack races, Occasion was the Inter- run off before noon. Roy Guild wheelbarrow, skipping, and Islands sports day, this year principal, and Miss Diane de- even a somersault race. There Off: Res: Bruyn, were host to the large were broad and high jumps, a 537-2333 537-5328| crowd. slow-bike race, the pre- I Miss Pat James brought the schoolers, and a mothers* race Mayne children; Mrs. Taimi too. JOHN M.STURDYDC,PhC Hindmarch came from Saturna. There was a long line for Doctor of Chiropractic and Basil Benger and Mrs. Bon- the tug-of-war, with mixed Is- Fulford-Ganges Road nie Robson from Galiano. landers from all the schools P.O.Box 486,Ganges, B.C. No official records were taking part, at one time. I kept, and the competition for Lunch was served to all present with hot dogs and soft drinks and coffee for the adults. SALTSPRING MOBILEHOME ESTATE Galiano children showed the R.R.I Brinkworthy Road, Ganges other Islands how to play ball. ATTRACTIVE SETTINGS - WIDE LOTS Their team took on a mixed Completely Serviced -All Underground team from Pender and Saturna, Mobile Homes Available beating them 17-1. They then Phone: 537-2076 or ,Burnaby: 433-8653 took on a team from Mayne, having a little harder time, but beating them 11-6. Weary children and adults were trans- ported to ferries at the end of J.McCLEAN - -I3J2SC& an enjoyable day. FREE ESTIMATES 537-5369 Asphalt Shingles - Cedar Shingles - Shakes * # Saturna students brought "Reroofing *Ncw Construction *Repairs home a good showing of rib- bons. Children from the four CEMENT FINISHING • BACKHOE SERVICES schools (Galiano, Mayne, Pen- "Driveways *Waterlines - Sewers der, and Saturna) were divided Two Indian art collectors, Young, of Victoria, recognized *Basements - Patios •General Excavating according to size for a tug-of- Beth Hill and Marg Simons re- it as being in a midden on his "Colored Cement 'Contract or ! iouily war with the same team win- ported tlirough Driftwood the island property. Here are Mr. "Exposed Aggregates *Pit Run Gravel & ning, both pulling up a slight loss of a Salt Spring Island pet- Young and Mrs. Hill engrossed *Retaining Walls 1" minus Gravel roglyph. It was found. Garnet in the rock they had lost and grade and down. found. SWIMMING POOLS Phone: Dino Facca Galiano Team won the soft- 537-2812 ball tournament. Those from Saturna who won VISIT OF 63 STUDENTS FACCA the blue ribbons with "Gulf'Is- lands 1972 - FIRST" printed on BY PRECEPTOR them were; Shirlanne Johnson, VOLUNTEERS ARE Last week, 63 students from CONSTRUCTION LTD three firsts; Stephen Lawson, Box 539, Ganges ALREADY WORKING AT 100 Mile House Elementary one; Jennifer Davidson, two; School with three teachers, Mr. Tina Jensen, one, Shelley NEW HOSPITAL WING Olsen, Mr. Orr and Mrs. Crooks, one, Jamie Carpentier Greenway, enjoyed a week's one, Casey Carpentier, one, BY VOLUNTEER . visit at Salt Spring Island as a DAVE RAINSFOR and Jeannette Carpentier, two. The regular monthly meeting return trip on the exchange R Winning the red ribbon for of the W.A. to Lady Minto Hos- visit with Salt Spring Element- P SECOND were: Shirlanne, one, pital was held on Monday, May ary Grade 7 students. PLUMBING I Stephen, one; Roger, one;Dale 29 with 36 present. There They had wonderful weather U Lawson, one; John Davidson, were seven new members wel- for their trip and enjoyed ma- P three; Arthur Carpentier. four; comed. ny outings including trips to M NEW INSTALLATIONS Jennifer Davidson, two; Ooljah A cheque in the amount of Victoria to visit Sea land and A Bissett, one; Tina Jensen, one; $350 was received from the la- the Provincial Museum, to CALL Sandy Crooks, one; Jamie Car- dies of Mayne Island which was the Duncan area to see the P I pentier, two. the result of sales from their pulp and saw mills and the White third place ribbons bazaar held earlier this month. Duncan Forest Museum. S ,537-2013: R were won by: Shirlanne Johnson Once again, a note of thanks Here, on Salt Spring, they goes out to all those who part- had trips to Beaver Point where two; Stephen, one; Roger, one; icipated to make the sale a suc- Mornings & Evenings S Arthur, two; Shelley, three; they explored the beach area. Jamie, three; Casey, two and cess. They had hikes up Mount Jeannette, three. The hospital tea a ad official Maxwell and Bruce, and on opening of the extended care Tuesday evening, courtesy of

9* WWWVVWVWWWVVV VVVVWWWWwvwwwwv Davy Jack toted the whole hospital was well attended.The Sgt. George Lewis, they had a group plus mothers Bernice weatherman co-operated by ride in the Police Boat. Crooks and Clifford; Irene providing a beautiful day of On Wednesday evening a : Fly to Vancouver or Victoria Lawson, Marjorie Davidson, suns'iine. Band Concert was given for WITH and Geri Davidson both to and The volunteers started work- them under the direction of from I (ope Bay from where ing at the hospital on May 15 Major John Dought. This was friendly Pender Islanders drove and we are sure all who have followed by entertainment pro- the group to the school where given time to this cause have vided by the Choral Group frorr [VICTORIA FLYING SERVICES the otiier islands who travelled already been well rewarded. Mrs 100 Mile House School under by ferry had already arrived. Kay Stanton has said how pleas- the direction of Mr. Olsen. The • Daily Passenger Service ed she is with the help given by singing was excellent and en- I SPRING SCHEDULE the volunteers. joyed t>y everyone. A 'sock- MODERNISE There is still no definite date hop" concluded the evening. !*8.00amLv Victoria Ar Gulf Islands^.20am* on the opening of the Thrift On Friday evening, through With Shop but the ladies are still hop- the courtesy of the Norman • *8.25am[Lv Gulf Islands Ar Vancouver 8.50am* ing for the first week of June. Mouat family on Sunset Drive, It was nice to see Mrs.Scott all the students enjoyed a wien- J*9.30amLv Vancouver Ar Gulf Islands?.5Qam|*, PROPANE Clark out to the meeting after er roast at the Mouat beach. ;*9;55am!Lv Gulf lslands,Ar Victoria 10.20am* her recent illness. Thanks are extended to the many parents who helped so jFll.SOamLv Victoria Ar Gulf Islands 11.50am WORRIED ABOUT BEING AN EXECUTOR? much to make this visit so suc- :F11.55am LvGulf Islands ArVancouver 12.20pmF If you are acting as an Executor of someones Estate. cessful - particularly to all •Fl 00pm LvVancouver iArGulf Islands 1.20pmF If you are wishing there was someone to turn to who those who helped drive the stu- would take the time absorbing detail work off your dents around; to those who op- •F1.25pm LvGulf Islands .ArVictoria l.SOpmF hands but still leave you in control of the Estate, ened their homes to billet chil- MONTREAL TRUST can art as your Agent and save, dren; to Mr. Bedford for organ- J +4.00pm LvVictoria ArGulf Islands 4.20pm+ you time and trouble. Call or write for free booklet'- izing bowling, and to Mr. and Mrs. Mouat, Mrs. Barbara • +4.25pm LvGulf Islands ArVancouver 4.50pm + no obliation port|ock _ 386-2111 Hughes, Dr. and Mrs. E.R. J +5.30pm LvVancouver ArGulf Islands 5.50pm+ Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. • +V5.55pm LvGulf Islands * ArVictoria 6.20pm+ 105? FOH st. . victoria, B.C. Charles Morel for allowing the "WE'RE STILL FINDING NEW WAYS TO HELP YOU" children to swim on their prop- • ^ Daily Except Sunday erties. : F Friday Only ROY LEE PETROLEUMS LTD. LIFE SAVING RAFT : + Daily Except Saturday New life-saving equipment J Serving Salt Spring (Ganges) Galiano (Montague Harbour) is to be based at Mayne Island • Mayne (Miner's Bay) Pender (Bedwell Harbour) Saturna this summer. • (Lyall Harbour) HEATING OILS 653-4414 The department of transport • FARE: $10 each way has authorized the 15 ft. inflat- • Charter Flights Available able rubber boats; the Coast BULK SERVICES 653-4246 Guard will supply one officer FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION for each boat and the depart- Call: John R. Sturdy, Agent: Tel.537-5470, For convenience bills may be Box 489 ment of manpower is underwrit- paid at Mrs E.Moore's office Ganges ing the training of 18 students • VICTORIA FLYING SERVICES. Victoria: 656-3032 , McPhillips Ave. I EARLY RESERVATIONS ADVISABLE ' Vancouver:688-7115 in marine rescue. • ••••••••••• ••••'dip& Save'••••••••••••••••• No details are available yet. Thursday, June 8, 1972 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Nine

FRAMEWORK DRAWN INTERMENT IN CONCERT AT MAYNE (From Page One) COMMITTEE TO LOOK INTO PLANS BURGOYNE BAY Gulf Islands Band will go to CHURCHYARD Mayne on Saturday, June 10. to control or regulate subdivi- A committee to advise on the Marshall Sharp, chairman of If the weather is fine a con- sion development. best method of extending Salt the Library Board, has co-opted Wilfred Finlay Douglas, aged cert will be presented in the £ All anticipated develop - Spring Island library facilities Henry Schubart, Mrs. A. Wolfe- 67, passed away Thursday, grounds of Mayne Inn. If the ments should be zoned or sur- had its first meeting recently. June 1, in Queen Victoria Hosp- weather frowns on the project Milner and George Wells to concert will be staged in the veyed for possible future form this committee and study ital, in Victoria. growth as the needs arise. better for building if agricultur- the situation. He is survived by his wife community hall at Miner's Bay. al land could ,be retained for Mabel, at the family home in The band's visit is sponsored* 0 Broader pattern of residenti- agriculture. Sooke, one brother, Bernard, by Keith Bennett, of Mayne Inn 1 al zones should be incorporat- In the meantime the associa- Treasurer Les Hardie has open Ladner; one sister, Mrs. Winni- and Jim Ross, Mayne Esso. ed into By-law 66. Proposal tion will welcome any written ed a special Library Extension fred Larue, Vancouver and visualizes an Rl zone for high submissions for discussion at its account at the Canadian Bank nieces and nephews. Anderson officiated. Interment density areas of apartments or forthcoming workshop. of Commerce and donations ear- Funeral services were held on followed in the church yard. condominiums; R2 with an av- "Put it down and send it in," marked for this purpose are wel- Monday, June 5 in Burgoyne Goodman's Funeral Home was erage three-quarter acre lot; urged Mr. McWhirter. comed by the library. United Church, when Rev. Fred in charge of arrangements. R3 For three acres or larger. The suggestions were offered as examples and not as final guidelines. A NAME IN A FLASH 0 Harbours and waterfronts must be protected and access must be preserved. HANDY GUIDE TO LOCAL SERVICES 0 Full public discussion must precede changes in category NELS DEGNEN or zoning and implementation T.Y.SALES & SERVICE MOBILE REPAIR SHEFFIELD of by-laws. The association Admiral SHOP BULLDOZING must be assured that the maj- Philco(Ford) RADIO - TV ority of island people support 7 DAYS A WEEK * Land Clearing ZENITH & RCA the idea of a strong commun- Hitachi 'Washers * Excavating \ ity development plan for the Color, B/w Sales & Service *Dryers * Road Building, etc. Color - B/W - TV's future growth of Salt Spring Is- Small Appliances, Radios - *Stoves Service to all makes Guaranteed Service to ALL o land. 'Fridges Phone: 537 - 2930 The association will stage a DICK'S Radio & TV SALT SPRING ISLAND full-day workshop to discuss 537-2943 653-4335 Box 701 Ganges Call 653 - 4433 the beginnings of its commun- ity plan and a proposal will be Salt Spring •Power Digging A age Yilladsen made to the island people in Trenching BANGERT September or October. FREIGHT •Water Lines BUILDING Dr. David Lott was disap- *Drainf>'£lds CONSTRUCTION pointed in the skeleton outline. SERVICE LTD. •Footings CONTRACTOR •Digging of all types "Homes "It reads like a second-rate ? Moving ? Quality Homes 'Cabinet Work Chamber of Commerce bro- LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE Renovations - Additions 'Remodelling chure," he told the association. - STORAGE - Lloyd Kinney Cabinets 'Commercial Buildings Mr. McWhirter explained Call Ganges: 537-2041 that the association has not 537-2662 FREE ESTIMATES Victoria:3£3-7331 Box 254, Ganges Phone: 537 - 5692 abandoned its earlier Plan D Va ncouver:254-6848 537-5412 proposal, but that this project is wider in its scope. For ALL Your The workshop proposed by I.C. Shank and Jim Wilkinson BUILDING NEEDS H.LREYNOLDS DRIFTWOOD * TRUCKING will be held in private and Call: HAVE YOU JOINED certain comm.inity spokesmen * BULLDOZING may be invited to attend. FOR CRUICKSHANK *Gravel 'Shale THE LIONS Mrs. Jean Barnes commended *Fill *Building Rock the group who had set oat the CONSTRUCTION AMBULANCE PLAN? guidelines. RUBBER STAMPS E«W. Watson approved, but L. G. Cruickshank 537-5628 537-569? suggested that steep slopes were G. D. Cruickshank 537-2950 Box 284, Ganges Box 5S 539-2185 SUNNYSIDE W. Co CARLSON Saturna Isl. 539-5509 Steve Wawryk Ken Byron GARDEN SUPPLIES EXCAVATING Les & Mary Mollet SHEET METAL LTD JIM CAMPBELL JR BULLDOZING FULFORD HARBOUR COMPLETE PACKHOE & Seeds - Bedding Plants OIL HEATING TREE BURGEON BACKFILLING etc* TRUCKING SERVICE All Your Garden Needs 'Septic Tanks & Fields IMPERIAL OIL DANGER TREES 'Fill - Shale - Topsoil Specializing in TOPPED & REMOVED FUCHSIAS SERVICING Box 131 537-2301 Free Kstimates HANGING BASKETS LANDSCAPING Res: 537-2914 Off; 537-5621 CLfSTDM BULLDOZING Ganges Evenings Phone: 653-4482 537-2882 WINE & BEER LANCER GULF ISLANDS MAKING SUPPLIES FRED'S Wolly Two CONTRACTING LTD. BULLDOZING FLORISTS & SALT SPRING BUILDERS OF: •Land Clearing HANDICRAFTS New Homes •Excavating "FLORAL SERVICEX^TJT; GARBAGE Summer Cabins *lload Building *IIANDORAFTEI •Jfot. COLLECTION Commercial Buildings •Hauling RI IODONITH GULF ISLANDS Also Complete Plumbing Free Kstimates JKWKLLRY SERVICE & Hot Water Heating Service 25 years experience "GARDEN FLORISTS & SUPPLIES Phone: 537-2167 ,^ AA,~ Box 352, 537 - 2822 Erec Delivery on orders of HANDICRAFTS^^! 653-4413 Ganges. R.R. 2, ('ranges, $3.50 & over LaFortune & Jang SALT SPRING RADLEY SEPTIC TANK BULLDOZING PAINTING & DRIFTWOOD CONSTRUCTION Pump - Out "LAND CLEARING' '-ROAD BUILDING. * Homes 'Additions DECORATING FOR TEMMEL K'. VOLQUARDSEN 'Renovations 'Cabinets SERVICE Free Steve Eddy Norman Twa Dave Rainsford Estimates 653-4239 537-5345 537-5482 RUBBER STAMPS Box 507,Ganges 537-2287 537-2013 DAISY HOLDINGS 537-2995 Ganges 653-4402 PLUMBING SOIL EssoSTOVE OIL G./.W/NDOW GULF ISLANDS New Esso FURNACE OIL CLEANERS SEPT/C TANK Installations PERCOLATION MARI NE DOCK * Floors SERVICE Repairs TESTS * Walls N.BEDOCS By Hour or Contract * Gutters J.Bednarz MAC MOUAT * Rugs & Carpets 537 - 2929 SEPT/C TANKS TRUCK ON ISLAND AT 537-5444 Imperial Esso Free Pick-up & Delivery Supplied & Installed AT ALL TIMES Sales Ag ent COMPLETE DITCHING Valcourt Building Supplies IT PAYS TO CLEANING Ltd. & ADVERTISE & LOADING £ssa 537-5531 IN JANITOR SERVICE Call: Home or Business OR DRIFTWOOD J.H.Harkema Box 347 , Ganges 537 - 5312 653-4387 537-2929 537-2211 537-2963 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, June 8, 1972

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14* SAILING DORY LAPSTRAKE KITCHEN TABLE WITH LARGE BUFFET, $10; CHESTERFIELD, AGENCY'AVAILABLE FOR PRE- OLD AGE PENSIONERS construction, made by Chest- arborite top with pull-out leaf $5; China cabinet, $5; electric Fab. homes and cottages. Organization OPEN HOUSE nut Canoe, excellent condition plus 4 matching chairs. $35 guitar & amplifier, $50; table Small investment required. June 14, St. George's Hall, $100. C.Parkinson, North firm. 537-2660 after 5 pm. lamps, $2.50 for both; two Write' 3M Building Components 2 pm. Beach Rd.. Ganges. 20-2 21-1 burner hot plate, $5; bird cage, Ltd., #6, 631 Fort St.,Victoria, Please Note: General Meeting MUST BE SOLD - MOBILE FOR SALE- JOHN DEERE TRAC- stand & accessories $10; carpet B.C., 384-8525. 18-4 due to annual convention 5th home, fully furnished, $4900, tor, model 50, rubber wheels, sweeper, $4.50; child's wicker Thursday, June 29 at 2 p.m. or near offer. 537-2922. tfn front end loader, 3 Pt. hitch chair, $1; oddments of dishes, TWO WAITRESSES, EXPERI- " in St. George's Hall. 21-1 with adjustable grader & draw- trays, platters, etc. 15-50$; ence preferred for full time SEE US FOR: bar. Also two-bar. Asking child's night lamp, $1 ;bed employment. Good wages and SMORGASBORD 'Second-hand goods of all kind price $1545. Enquiries: 539- lamp, $2; basket chair, $1. working conditions. Please Sat. - June 17 - 'Collector's Items 5525, Galiano. 21-1 Pups: 4 weeks old, males, $5, reply The Crest, 537-5211. Commencing 6 p. m. tfn Adults 1.50 'Antiques MOBILE HOME FOR SALE ON female $3; New hand knitted cardigan, XL size, $5. Phone PART TIME GARDENER WILL- Children under 12 750 Saturna Island, 12*x64* expando Turkey, ham,'pork, salads, We BUY SELL TRADE living room, 2 bedroom, 2 bail 537-2215 21; 1 ing worker, good working con- Open daily 9 am - 9 pm ditions, Phone 537-2387. 21-1 etc. Pies. rooms, with or without lot. 1967 SUZUKI 250 x 6 HUSTLER Sponsored by Fulford Commu- 246-3967 539-5509. 21-1 good condition, Phone 537- 2365. $250. 21; 1 WORK WANTED nity Hall Association. 21-2 CORNER CUPBOARD 300 GALLON OIL TANK $35. S.S.I. ROD & GUN CLUB 8254 Crofton Road, Crofton, 537-2584 21-1 ZOOM MOVIE CAMERA, CAN- Monthly Meeting just before Pulp Mill. tfn Want to look at the stars? non 814, Super 8 MM, auto. NEED A BABY SITTER? Thurs. June 8th at 8 p.m. KAI - NU -1 A rtOtt traditional Here's a telescope on tripod, $200. Write Mike Miller, P.O. Call 537-2865 for reliable Club House. 21-1 Box 22, Galiano Island. 21-1 service. 21-1 high performance approach to BRAND NEW. 537-2240. 21-1 L. A. TO CANADIAN LEGION canoeing. Designed to carry MATCHED SET MAN'S GOLF two adults and camping gear. clubs, 3 woods, 9 irons, $75, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS BINGO Amazing stability and handling also cart, 537-2159. 21-1 blended with speed provided 1965 AUSTIN 856 MINI/ WANTED TO EXC! iANGE DRAUGHTING AND DESIGN Friday, June 9 8 p.m. by this unique 16 ft. approx. complete house plans, Garry 70 Ibs. fiberglass craft. $249. good condition, low mileage, IIOUSES: Owner of charming Legion Hall. §490, phone 537-2429. 21-1 Tudor home in South-West part Kaye, Box 624, Ganges. B.C. In support of Salt Spring complete. For information 653-4204. _' .l.jfn. phone 537-2355. 19-4 VALOR DOUBLE BURNER OIL of V ncouver would like water- Library Extension Fund. 21-1 front home for the last two PROPANE NORDIC CONSTRUC- heater, costs $65 used five NEED ANY CERAMIC TILING hours, $40. 537-2256 21-1 weeks of August. Executive- Floor tiling, wallpapering or tion heater - for sale or rent. type home has three bedrooms, NOTICE 100,000 to 400,000 B.T.U. fs REEL TYPE SELF-PROPELLED painting done? beamed livingroom, dining- LET TOM DO IT at Gulf Islands Propane Gas, Gas Power Mower, good condi- room, modern kitchen, two PIANO TUNING - $10. 537-2460. tfn tion, $65. Ironing board - Phone G53-4402 or leave new, $7. G53-4208 after 5 pm bathrooms, den, study and sec- message at 653-4425, or write Traditional method, no elect- I HAVE A LOT OF AUTOMOB- luded garden. References ex- Tom Volquardsen, Box 385, ronics. Call 653-4226. 20-1 21-1 changed. Write Dept. M, Box ile and I want a little bit of Ganges. t < tfn ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 250, Ganges. 2M Open meeting every Saturday Salt Spring Island. Will ex- STARTS THURSDAY HOME MAKER SERVICE change my 1971 custom-built PROPANE FRIDGE FOR MAYNE Call 537-2950 or 537-5616. tfn 8 pm, Williamsons, at 537- Camaro Z28 for real estate of Is. wanted in good working ord- 2322 tfn same value or more, with cash er. Appearance unimportant. PLOUGHING, XOTOTILLING, adjustment. The car is in ex- MOUATS Write, with size, price, loca- Haying, brush cutting, pesthole "THE BACKDOOR" dicing. 653-4403 tfn cellent condition, 7,800 miles, SUMMER SALE tion, to Len Wynne, #31, now open at 350 V8, 330 HP automatic, 2320 Woodland, Vancouver. WELDING &. REPAIR SERVICE FULFORD HARBOUR power steering, power brakes Phone 873-1778 21;2 same location as1 Low's Store in (beside Nan's) and most accessories.you could Save On - WANTED, PRICE TO BRING A Hundred Hills. We buy and sell *Dressmaking 'Alterations ask. Can be seen at Sea 'Knitting 'Crocheting * Home TANK 8 feet by 10 feet from furniture and appliances and Breeze. Call 537-2929._ 19-2 Vancouver to Ganges when you treasures of yesteryear. By Marilyn Martin. 21-4 * Garden have another load. North Ves- Phone 537-2332 tfn PRE- FABS ART EXHIBIT * Vacation uvius I loldings Ltd., P.O. Box LOG CABINS Cottages - Log siding exter- 71, Ganges. 21-1 POST & BEAM HOUSES Needs Old style carpentry, design and Recent drawings by Art Simons ior, post & beam roof, wood will be on display windows, - in nice unit from FOR RENT construction. C. Secor, commencing June 8. 600 sq.ft. at $2695 delivered. LOOK Bullman Road, Fulford. 653-4281 tfn at X-Kalay, Vesuvius Hotel. New Line - Homes - TRAILER SPACE:OVER1,OOK1NG Blackburn Lake. All services, PENINSULA CHIMNEY Conventional framing system, FOR garbage collection, laundry SERVICE will pass all building codes. facilities, self-contained trailer; For chimney cleaning Many styles and floor plans. only. Cedar View Trailer Court, Furnaces FREE COFFEE OR TEA! EXAMPLE: 4 Br. 1 1/2 bath, YOUR RR 2, Ganges^ 53,7-5450. tfn Stoves For two persons - all materials including^plumb- Fireplaces when you bring this ad in to LEGION HALL AVAILABLE FOR ing, heating and electricity, Boilers VESUVIUS MARINE $13,422 erected and ready for VALUE receptions, meetings, private For appointment call finishing. parties, - for details phone - 5J1T-2923 tfn_ RESTAURANT. PACKED Major C.G.Matthews, 537- - except Sunday - 21-1 For more information call 2452 tfn BOTTLE EXCHANGE, CORNER Group to help free up your en- of Rainbow and Atkins. Receiv- Victoria: 384 - 8525. HOLIDAY CABIN ON 6 ACRES ergies. To be given by Brian 16 PAGE near Vesuvius. Reasonable to ing days: Monday and Thurs- and Betsy Hand '..rained in 3M BUILDING responsible tenants. 534-34f4 day. Must be in cases, 250 YOGA and Gestalt therapy. To or 584-5640, or write Dept. K, case. Phone number 537-2088 meet weekly in the evening COMPONENTS LTD. FLYER Box 250. Ganges. B.C. 19-4 Mr.J. Netterfield. 21-1 late June and July. Fee to be (a division of the 3M Corpora- determined by the group. Any- tion (International) Ltd.) 18-4 OFFICE SPACE OR STORE RESORTS one interested in coming to a space, same building as Rain- .NATURAL FOODS MOUATS meeting to discuss joining the bow Beauty Shop. "Newly ren- group, please call 537-5643. At The Salt Spring Farm, ovated. Phone 537-2010. TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT! Vesuvius Bay Road Beach Cottages - Fully Modern -near Central. 537-2285^ tfn WATER TREATMENT FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM USE. *Private Sand Beach INTROYJUCfORY TALK for rent on North Fender Island on Transcendental meditation PROPANE GAS REFILLS Taste, odor, iron removal filt- *Safe Warm Swimming ers, water softeners. CSA ap- Available June 10, 629-3276. 'Horseshoes - Swings at 8 pm every Tuesday, 4 mi. Phone 537-2450 or call at the 20-2 from Ganges, on Fulford-Gan- Harbour Grocery Store in Gan- proved. Electric Ekco heating panels. R. R. Alpen Ind. On Peaceful Cusheon Lake. ges Rd., 200 yds from Garner ges. All gas appliances sold LARGE 2 BEDROOM UNFLIRN- Rd., entrance just past 2 green and serviced. Equip. Ltd., 560 Stevens Drive islied apartment in Ganges. $95 Book now for your summer Gulf Islands Propane Gas, tfn West Vancouver, B. C per month. Phone 537-5593. holidays. mail boxes on left side of road. 922-7088 tfn No admission charge. For fur- MODERN G.E.FRIDGE, AS 21-1 For information Write or Phone Isobel and Spencer Marr ther information phone 653- new, $150. *65 Chrysler con- RADIO, $7; DOUBLE BED AND 4250. alt. vertible, fully power equipped. mattress, $14;3/4 bed & ortlio- WANTED TO RENT CUSHEON LAKE RESORT, Offers to $1500 or trade on 1 pedic mattress, $25; electric Box 418, Ganges. 537-2539. BOWLING ALLEY small car. 537-5342. 21-1 Open Daily by Appointment, fire, $2; paraffin stove, $8; URGENTLY NEEDED HOME DOUBLE AND SINGLE OOT- to parties of 4 or more. 1969 EVINRUDE ECONOLINE small chest of drawers, $7; for family of five on Salt rag'es for rent. Modern electric Phone 537-2054. tfn Motorhome. Fully self-con- standard lamp, $4; 2 doll's Spring Is. Call Collin, Vict- heat; washer and dryer, tained, new tires, ready for beds, $2; NEW hand knitted oria, 384-5435. 21; 1 Channel View Court. 537-5408 Come to TWIN GABLES SPEED road, $4500. 537-2502,. 21-1 sweater, 36"chest, $5; 2 day- GARAGE SPACE FOR A FULL WASH - 1 block south of govern beds, offers. 537-2215. .21-1 ment wharf at Crofton for COIN sized car, preferably near CARD OF THANKS Notice 1960 SUNBEAM, 1960 ENVOY Ganges. Reply Box 280, Gan- DRY CLEANING,$3 per 8 Ib. of Copyright 537-2983 21-1 ges. 21-1 load - partload 400 Ib. I would like to thank all the Operator in attendance. 1 HR. CROFTON HARDWARE YOUNG COUPLE SEEKYNEXP- teachers of the Elementary Complete and sole copyright ensive accommodation, care- service available. SPEEDY & VARIETY School and Mr. McWhirter for LAUNDERING - wash 25? , dry in any advertisement produced Your home decorating centre taking duties acceptable. their successful efforts, arrang- in and by Gulf Islands DRIFT- $5 reward, 537-2682 21-1 ing the exchange of students 100. Perma press dryer and We have * Vinyls water extractor. tfn WOOD is the exclusive proper- * Murals TEACHER DESIRES FURNISHED with 100-Mile House Elementary ty- of Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD. * Flocks 2 bedroom house Sept. 1st. School. - Elizabeth Marcotte. Copyright in that part of any 'Children's patterns 537-2832 after 6 pm. 21-1 21-1 LOST advertisement consisting of il- and many, many more. My thanks t6 many kind friends lustrations, signatures and other Free Advice on your decorating Call 537 - 2211 who sent their condolences on 11 MO.OLD BLACK & TAN material supplied by the adver- needs. 246-9239. To Place Your the passing of my mother, Pat Australian Shepherd/Bloodhound tiser shall remain the propehy Same street as Crofton Hotel. Classified Taylor on May 20th. cross, in Ganges. Very friendly of the advertiser. tfn - Emerald Fullerton. 21-1 likes children. 537-2324 eves. Thursday, June 8, 1972 Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Page Eleven

Write to DRIFTWOOD FULFORD BY BEA HAMILTON BOX 250, GANGES, B.C. When I saw the airstrip in Saunders lives about a mile be- ADS. Burgoyne Valley on the tele- yond. "You'd be surprised how Or Phone: 537-2211 cast last Friday, it looked as if far down the airstrip looked on it cut right through to the end Telly! and I upset Gordon Cudmore by I didn't find out until after REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE writing in the Colonist of June the story had been sent. 3, that 'Mrs. Saunders lived Also Gordon was credited B.C. LAND across from the airstrip, ' as I with being at the scene to re- AND INSURANCE thought it extended farther than ceive the injunction to stop all AGENCY LTD. Salt it does. Sorry about that - the work pro tern - he wasn't, as BOB 63, Ganges, airstrip measures just over 2.00C we all found out in last issue B. C. 537-5557 Spring ft., I believe! of DRIFTWOOD, -.it was Bob Exclusive - Close to 3/4 acre Reynolds who refused to accept Gordon was really concerned the paper. southern exposure. Some view. about my geographical know- On water system. Full price Lands Beside a sandy beach in a sunny Actually, I thought it was a $5700 with 20% down. spot is a service waterfront lot. ledge and couldn't figure how I SALT SPRING ISLAND Priced at $19,900. c ould have goofed when Mrs. fair telecast with the 'for and Having trouble selling your against* evenly divided, but it Large cleared lot - 1.4 Acres. was very short. Home? Over the past two An older family home, 4 bed- On water system, valley view. months we have sold marry ny. John is a former Islander, I'll bet the pioneers of the $7,000 Terms. rooms & half bath upstairs, main and his wife, Beverley, is a Homes in all price ranges. We floor includes separate kitchen, 1800's never thought to see any- have buyers waiting - maybe former Penderite. thing like an airstrip in their High on hilltop - 0.87 view dining room, living r, den, sun Mr. and Mrs. W. Strachan, yours is the right one. Contact r, entrance, bath. Half base- lovely green valley! acres. Compare with lots in us today for an evaluation. of Vancouver, are spending area at $11,500. Priced to sell ment, I larbor view, on serviced some time at their summer re- The meeting of the W.I. Good listings sell and we ad- 3/4 acre lot. With extra cottagt will not be held this week as at $9,500 on good terms. vertise. sidence, " Coppernobs", on * * * * rented. For an appointment to Cain drive. president Irene Stewart is at Three wooded lots on water syst view and more details. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Swift, Naramata for the W.I.Confer- Over 4/5 acre wooded cabin Call 537-2030 ence. em $5,000 each with $1,000 lot, perfect for summer, near * * * of Seattle, spent the week end down. at their Madrona Property. Mr. and Mrs. K. McLean lake with sunny southern view. 5 Acre Farmette located on Mr. and Mrs. Wally Duncan and son Douglas, spent the Water & power in. Only $4,40 paved road. Now is the time of Vancouver, (just recently week end with Mrs. McLean's Large lake view lot. Very few parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. left in this area. Serviced. Brand new side by side duplex to see the fruit trees in blossom. moved from Calgary, Alta.,) $9,000 on Terms. The modest 2 bedroom home visited sister and brother-in- Slingsby. Excellent retirement home corr could provide a pleasant escape law, Dr. and Mrs. Bill Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDon- bined with good revenue. Each from city living. Only $23,90C ald spent the week end with the 2 3/4 acres on main road. Nice- unit with two B/Rs - D/R area, # * * Kirs. Ruby Blackwood, of Var A.O. Lacy family. ly wooded, drilled well on pro- bright mod. kit. Utility rms. On the school bus route, here is couver, is visiting Mr. and Mrs perty. $7,500 T erms. carport paved lot. $44,000tms Cam Prior. a property with room to grow on Mr. and Mrs. Al Killick Call MEL TOPPING 537-2426 Over 1 1/2 acres for $5,500. Older home on 10 acres. Front- spent a few days in Vancouver DEATH OF PERCY age on two roads. Good buy at Over 1 acre sunny side lake last week. Gary Lupton drove CHATT IN LADY $26,000 Terms. front - Ideal for summer cot- ERNIE WATSON from Kami oops on the weekend tage or permanent home. 537 - 2030, Ganges. to visit his mother, Mrs. Dor- MINTO HOSPITAL othy Lupton. Two bedroom fully modern Gentle slope to float, nicely Percy William Chatt passed cottage. Close to village. To treed. Water & Power in. Nice to see Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson over for the away on Friday, June 2, in the be sold fully furnished. Full $14,000 Montreal Trust Gulf Islands Lady Minto Hospit- price $16,500 Terms available. 1057 Fort St., Victoria, B.C. weekend, - they recently spent two weeks in Hawaii. al after a lengthy illness. He 10 acres parklike waterfront on . .3S.6 - 2D1 was 70 years of age. Exclusive - Newly listed Ga nges small nearby Island, Enjoy the Dr. Les Robinson, who under- business. $23, 000 will handle. serensiy of this unspoiled prop- went heart surgery in hospital He is survived by his wife erty & 2000* of shoreline. SOUTHBANK DRIVE in Edmonton, is improving. I lis Catherine at home, Wildwood PEARL MOTION 537-2248 Lots with a Lake View wife, Margaret, was pleased to Crescent, Ganges; two sons, $48,000 tms. and south have her sister, Mrs. Jean Bel- WAYNE PEARCE 537-2355 Call JIM SPENCER 537-2154 Donald of North Vancouver, and These are good lots lamy, over from North Vancou- Victor of Quesnel; one daughter FOR G.Howland, Box 71, ver for a week. A small beautiful Island with Ganges, B.C. Mrs. Al McNott is back homt Mrs. F. (Phyllis ) Oxenbury in white shell beaches, perfect Tsawwassen; nine grandchildren FREE MAPS after being in Lady Minto I losp- privacy but not isolated. Only ital, Ganges. We hear that nieces and nephews; one brothei $17,900 tms. Alec in England; one sister, F. AND WATERFRONT HOME Mrs. Pat Weaver is feeling much better. She is in hospit- (Ivy) Crompton, of Langley, and one tncle in England. BROCHURES Over 90 acres high wooded *Approximately 800 sq.ft. al there, too. wilderness - Excellent holding "Clean Beach Property George Georgeson, Sr., who Funeral services were held rite or phone: with some view spots. L.P. has been in Veterans' Hospital, on Tuesday, June 0, in St. $57,500 - good terms. $13,000 cash to A/S Bert or Harvey Call BOB TARA 653-4435 Victoria, is feeling better, aft- George's Anglican Church at at Box 353, er surgery. I le and his wife Cimgcs, when Archdeacon R. B. Ganges, 2 small acreages side by side Write Dept. B, Box 250, live in Sidney, but ihey are Horscfield officiated. Crema- or 537-5541. in quiet country setting - some Ganges, B.C. well-known all over the .islands tion followed. Goodman's Fun- cleared garden area, pleasant TFN and son, George, Jr., and fam- eral I lome was in charge of ar- Business Opportunity in Ganges woods, water & power in. ily live on Galiano. rangements. Tremendous growth in last 12 $5,250 each - tms. Bernard Stallybrass spent the months, great potential,zoned BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY commercial. week end in Vancouver, where 10 acres lush wooded land. Lg. he met his son and daughter- 6ULFOIL cedars, plenty of water. Good EARN MONEY IN SPARE TIME in-law, George and Bertie, of Brand new 2 bed room home on buy at $11,500 on tms. 2 fully serviced view lots. Canadian Company requires Edmonton, Alta, who were on f( G ,« Full Price $29,000.00. Call DICK POOLE 537-2643 Men and Women for excellent a motoring holiday in the U.S. opportunity in Distributorship of and Mexico. Tom Carolan BULK "' Large 4 Bedroom Home, full MAYNE ISLAND high quality coin-operated vend spent last week end visiting his 212 acres of woodland and ing machines. We establish all sister and family, the Lloyd SERVICES** basement on exceptional view extensive waterfront with home lot. Has to be seen to be ap- routes. No selling. Excellent Langs, in Cloverdalc, and all * Stove Oil preciated. Full price $41,500. for holding or future develop- return for only seven to twelve going to the rodeo there. Mr. * Furnace Oil ment. hours weekly. To qualify must and Mrs. George Newton re- * Marine Dock Sound 2 Bedroom House in Gan- Call AL KILLICK 539-2952eves have car, references, and $600 cently spent several days in 539-2250days to $1,700 cash. Investment Kamloops, visiting relatives. Office: 537-5331 ges on over an acre of ground. IIome: Full price $20,000. Terms av- GAL1ANO ISLAND fully secured. For personal in- Lyndon Twiss came* from 537 -2664 ailable. Three acres of unspoiled natur- terview write including phone Victoria to spend the weekend Box 361, Ganges al woodland, (huge trees, quiet number: with his father, C. O. Twiss. Modern 3 Bedroom Home, & secluded, water available, CANADIAN PERMA-VEND situated on one of the best view only five minutes to safe sand 1117 Tecumseh Road, E., properties in British Columbia. beach. $12,500 on terms. WINDSOR 20. Ontario. 21-1 Priced to sel 1 at 339,^00. 00. Your choice of $60,000 each, P ALLOT Contact Bert Timbers or Harvey two beautiful waterfront homes, GALIANO Henderson at Cam Bastedo flat sandstone beach, moorage, ELECTRIC Agencies Ltd., Box 353, Ganges lawns & gardens, 2 BR, fire- BY MARY BACKLUND t B.C. Phone 537-5541. places, sundecks, magnificent marine view. People over for yet another Evenings 537-5391 or 653-4380 sunny week end, filled up the £ Call JEAN LOCKWOOD CERTIFIED CLASS "A" ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR PACIFIC SHORE REALTY 539-2442 eves. Queen of Sidney with one whole Salt Spring Island busload of golfers from Surrey, 539-2250 days a Boy Scout group, and our Building Lots - good selection 1 HEAT from $2,000 to $7,000 SALT SPRING LANDS LTD. ever -increasing weekenders. 537-5615 Mr. and Mrs, Fred Robson PECIALISTS Box 328, Ganges Box 69, Ganges, B.C. have returned home from a trip St. Mary Highlands superb lot. 537-5515. View of lake, ocean and islands to England. They had a swell $9,900. time, and liked their holiday, GALIANO ISLAND but they are glad to be home 14 1/2 treed acres on Fulford Rd. again. Go P.G.E. fo easy access by old logging roads For information on homes, Bob Gorst, of Burnaby, is $15,900. home-sites and acreage, spending two weeks at his new Prince George home on Whalers Bay. His Secret Island : Only 5 minutes call or write Mrs Betty wife and daughter join him for Mr • • 2 1 ,20 \one way including meals by boat from Salt Spring, sever- Hewett, 922-6889 or the week ends. al choice ocean front lots, easy Mr. and Mrs. John Scoones Mrs •• 120 75 /Monday-Wednesday-Friday terms. Box 937 Galiano Island spent last week end visiting re- National Trust latives . We were pleased to Over 250 other Gulf Islands hear that they have gone to listings of all types & price 955 Park Royal Paris, France, for two weeks* m trowf Services ranges. 922 -9191 (24hrs) holiday. Wr:h them on Gali- Call Jim Leake, 537-5342. ano was their famous chess Call: Dale Codd 653-4410 Fulford Harbour office. 273-6631 player son from Victoria. Dan- Page Twelve Gulf Islands DRIFTWOOD Thursday, June 8, 1972 NEEDS OF LIBRARY ARE BECOMING EVIDENT Needs of the Salt Spring Cen- Ladies* Auxiliary to the Roya! rarian Mrs W. McDermott at tennial Library are becoming Canadian Legion has heard the work. evident to many users. The plea for help. On Friday the Mrs. McDermott is one of building on McPhillips Ave. is auxiliary will stage a Bingo at the senior volunteers. She is no smaller than the day it was the Legion Hall to raise funds also one of the most experien- opened, but it is much more for a library extension. ced. She was active with the crowded. Picture shows volunteer lib- I.O.D.E. inLacombe, Alberta, when her Chapter founded a lending library there. She worked for that library long be- fore there was one on Salt Recycling Depot At Mouats Spring Island. BY SPEC tator not been properly prepared. Lending library here was From now on, please take That sounds like a small prob- launched in a room in Mouat's your recycle waste to the lem, but as the volume of re- Store. In 1958 it was chosen as Freight Shed on Mouat's Wharf cycling increases, the volunt- a centennial project and the on Saturdays between 10 am. eers have been overwhelmed new building on McPhillips and 2 pm. by the unwashed donations. Avenue was constructed. Steady The problem with Spec's re- Clean, flattened tin cans increase in the number of books cycle project has been that are fine, but a small number and the number of borrowers about 10% of the material has of people give us unflattened has resulted in the need for tins or tins which can't be flat- more space. Library commit- tened. If a tin can't be wash- tee is hoping to raise enough ed, and flattened, don't put it funds to build on the rear of SWn & Scuba in the recycling. No sardine the present building. Legion cans, please! ladies are already working to- Diving Course Most of the newspaper comes wards that target. in folded in half and firmly tied, but we have to unfold tand retie when the newspaper ' is folded in quarters. The firms who buy the recycled BY-LAW IS UNDER FIRE - LAST CALL - goods are precise in their re- quirements and somewhere al- Charges that the Salt Spring sociation, Mr. Wilkinson re- And it was all done publicly, Course Starts ong the line a volunteer worker zoning amendment by-law No. ported that the first intimation he insisted. has to sort out the stuff not pro- 99 was introduced under cover he had received of the new by- Mr. Wilkinson suggested that Monday, perly prepared. of secrecy were made on Mon- law was in court in Victoria the board might authorize pub- To remedy the situation, the day evening by Jim Wilkinson. last week. lication, locally, of by-laws June 12, 1972 Spec Committee have set up a Addressing the Salt Spring Is- "We have a group here set- such as the contested No. 99, •Applicants 16 yrs & Over central depot at the Freight land Community Planning As- ting out to plan Salt Spring Is- in order that island residents Shed, in space very kindly * $25 for 26 hour course land," lie commented, "But we would be fully and clearly in- loaned to them by Mouat's and all the recycle stuff can be must have information." formed of what was going on in For Information Store. taken to the Freight Shed on' Victoria. So, from this week on, the Saturdays only, between 10 am. 1 IB was referring to certain 537 - 2912 recycle boxes at Vesuvius and and 2 pm., where volunteers by-laws "passed without our Churchill Road will be closed will be sorting it for transport , knowledge", he explained. to Victoria. "We're working hard here, If any neighbourhood groups but we're shot down in flames NO MONEY FOR Voherty ZMcCuaig Limited want to get together and set up the other end," he told his their own collection box, to fellow members. 31 BASTION SQUARE, VICTORIA. B.C. SALT SPRING be emptied into the Freigiit I le protested that the legal Registered representative will be notice of the public hearing Salt Spring Island Commun- Shed depot once a month, tlie ity Planning Association has a available on Salt Spring Island on Spec committee will be happy earlier in the year said one to help them get set up. tiling and the by-law, when it verbal assurance that SAM, the Tuesday -June 13, 1972 Spec will be happy to re- came out, said another. provincial car crusher will be ceive: i le charged that the by-law available'to the Capital Regi- FOR APPOINTMENT CALL: Mr T. Stephenson 1. Cans, washed and flattened was introduced and passed for onal District towards the end 2. All bottles, washed and la- the express purpose of prohibit- of the year. AT: 388-6435 bels removed, except that li- ing flying, but that the island Jim Wilkinson reported on quor and wine bottles can be people were never so informed, negotiations for SAM at Mon- turned in complete with label lie called on the association to day evening'? association meet and unwashed. write to the Capital Regional ing. Vesuvius Hotel & 3. All paper (except waxed or District asking for a full explan The regional district has plasticized); packed in flat, ation of the by-law. . made an allocation of money Dining Room tied bundles Both Mr. Wilkinson and T. E. for the costs of collection and Full Course Dinners -'Fountain Treats Marcus agreed that the region- other expenses ;n connection * Steak 5. Fat *l lome made pastries G. Egg cartons al board was perfectly within with the program. This allo- * Chicken *Opcn deck dining its rights in passing the by-law cation is restricted to Metchos- * Roast Beef 7. Copper, batteries and alum- j '"Cabins for rent inum in that manner. in, View Royal, L.u;&-fv,~