Wednesday, May 2, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-One Family gathering at Greenwoods A ll-candida tes for three pioneer islanders meeting Three provincial candidates will be on Salt Spring Island on Friday evening to take part in an all-can• didates meeting at Ganges. The meeting has been called jointly by the Salt Spring Island Chamber of Commerce and the Gulf Islands Teachers' Association. Both organizations were trying to {arrange a meeting and joined forces. All three candidates for the May 10 election, Hugh Curtis, Social Credit; John Green, Pro• gressive Conservative and John Mika, New Democrat, will be there. Meeting will commence at 8 pm. The program will close at 9.50 ipm in order to allow visitors to catch the late ferry to Swartz Bay.

Driver changes plea7

Daniel R. Ellis, Ganges, was fined $450 when he pleaded guilty to driving with a blood-alcohol count over 0.08. He appeared in Ganges provin• cial court on Wednesday, before Judge D.K. McAdam. Ellis had earlier pleaded not guilty and trial had been set for Wednesday. Defence counsel Mike O'Connor asked for a change of plea. He also lost his driver's license.

Miss Winifred New is in die explained Donald. chair and Miss Ida New is standing "I came to Mayne Island in the by her. The two sisters were taken Joanna, from Vancouver," recalled for a drive on Friday by their Miss Winifred New, "That was in brother, Donald, of Galiano. 1913." TAUGHT SCHOOL The two sisters are both living She taught school on Mayne for • at Greenwoods, the new intermed• a time. Donald came to Mayne iate and personal care facility Island with her and once having Windsor Plywood across from Lady Minto Hospital at seen the islands he had to live Ganges. And they are thoroughly here. enjoying it. Sparky met his wife on Mayne 1x4 HEAVY DUTY 5oz. CORRUGATED "The staff are kindness itself," Island, when she was teaching said Ida. there. Fiberglass Panels It is fitting that they should live Utility Strapping at Greenwoods. They are not only Their sister, Ida, has been 26" x 8' pioneers of the islands, but they closely connected with the islands, per 8 ft. length 35° 85 brought the New brothers to the but still never as much a part of Clear or white 8 Ea. islands in the first place. And them as her sister and brothers. Donald New, retired Galiano post• She recalled that, in 1926, she WOODCRAFT master and Sparky New, almost-re• went to work for Gideon Hicks in tired shipmaster, are two island Vancouver, as accompanist and Exterior Stain Garden Hose :95 makers of history. secretary. When he retired, 30 Solid or semi- 98 50 ft. Sparky was never more promi• years later, she assumed the studio Gal. nent in island affairs than when his and continued her teaching of transparent 16 company launched the Island Prin• music. CONTINUOUS cess into the islands' transporta• The two sisters have brought a BLACK & DECKER tion picture two decades ago. lot of- history to Greenwoods and They came because of Freda, both have long memories. Saw Protractor Shelf Bracket 25 2 Ea. 1095 Ea. 4x8 HARDB0ARD NOW OPEN 4x8x5/8 STANDARD Panelling T&G Spruce With or without £50 Old, New grooves V Ea. 1595 Ea. Prices good until May 9/79 or and Used Monday thru Saturday 8am-5pm while stock lasts

537-5579 HIGHWAY WINDSOR Vesuvius Valcourt Centre VALCOURTCENTRE (next to Vesuvius Store) We buy, barter STORE HOURS: More Than WINDSOR Sat. & Sun. 12 - 6 pm. PLYWOOD and trade 171 Just Plywood Page Twenty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Damage to signs costs New name for restaurant driver total of $1500 hen proprietress takes over Damaging highways signs cost nesday last week. w Tlamaoinp hiohwavs siens cost nesdav last week. A A a Pender Island man a total of Esmond D. French pleaded The Ganges Crest has a new nearly $1,500 when he appeared in guilty to wilful damage of 36 name. Ganges provincial court on Wed- highway signs and five private mail boxes on Pender Island. It is opening as the Kanaka Place. Three-flfths He was fined $500 and ordered Kanaka Place has a new propri• to make restitution amounting to etor. She is Jackie Hagan. $987.73, totalling $1,487.73. Mrs. Hagan has been part of goes on his Salt Spring Island all her life. She has been part of the catering Court was told that a motorist business all her life, but always automobile reported the damage and police hidden behind the scenes. investigated. They traced the of• When a driver was explaining That's changed now. Jackie fending car from the tire marks. his problems in a local court last Hagan is the new boss at the week, he told the judge that he was French told the court that he old-established restaurant in Gan• earning between $500 and $600 a was intoxicated at the time and ges. month. could remember little of the inci• She started as a cook in the Of this amount, he was paying dent. Harbour House Hotel. After var• $300 in repayments and insurance ious other engagements she came for his car. "You could have killed yourself back and was the cook at the hotel He is hoping to earn a little or somebody else if you were that until very recently. She has also more at the height of the season, drunk in charge of a vehicle," cooked at the Ship's Anchor, now he added. commented Judge D.K. McAdam. Rita's Inn. For several years she was cook For People Going Places., CHARTERS: at the school dormitory on Ganges Hill, previously Lady Minto Hospi• tal and subsequently the Commun• • Cruises ity Centre. That was a good job recalls the • Flights new restaurateur. She was geared to school hours and able to look TRAVELWORLD • Bus Tours after her family while working. It CALL QONNIE AT was good, although the rate of pay was low. s Salt Spring FIRST EVER ^1 W Insurance (1972) Ltd. This is her first move into the overall job of running a restaurant 537-5527 and she had butterflies on Saturday when she was talking about it. The theme of the restaurant will be the Kanaka influence on Salt Spring Island. Island Well Drilling Ltd. Jackie has her roots deep in the soil of the island. She is the daughter of Ed Lumley and the late • "Red Williams" i Mrs. Lumley, of Churchill Road. JACKIE HAGAN Serving the Gulf Islands since 1959 AIR ROTARY EQUIPMENT MODERNIZE New Year's Day charge not OWNER OPERATOR with upheld in Provincial Court Can collect: 245-2078 tfn PROPANE tfn 537-2233 Charge laid when the new year Mike O'Connor. was only three hours old was Judge D.K. McAdam said that dismissed in Ganges provincial there was a reasonable doubt and court on Wednesday. that he was not prepared to hold R.M. Akerman, of Fulford, was that the condition of the driver was The Issue Is Jobs charged with impaired driving in such as demanded a conviction. the early hours of New Year's Day. SHIPYARD WORKERS Const. Glen Hanna told the SALT SPRING court that he had followed the RAILROAD WORKERS Akerman car up Ganges Hill and OPTICAL that it crossed the double line four Glasses - Contact Lenses and LONGSHORE WORKERS times. He also stated that it was Eye Examinations surging and slowing down before Arranged on Salt Spring SEA FARERS he stopped it to check the driver. 537-9828 TFN Time was 3.20-am. Jim Manly says that Canada needs a Akerman explained that he had only taken two drinks during the evening and that after a 12.30 am FOXGLOVE GARDEN merchant fleet. dinner he had drunk nothing. He also explained that his car Liberals and conservatives say we don't. was suffering icing in the carburet• NOW OPEN or and was running badly causing his variation of speed. No qualified SUNDAYS tester was available at the time of Canadian Vessels the incident and no breath test was 12 — 6 pm taken at the police office. No feed or bulk sales please and Canadian sea men Akerman was defended by 15-4 one more reason to vote By Hook or By Cook JIM MANLY HOBBY & KITCHEN SHOP NEW DEMOCRAT U *Q7) 537-5612 Many items to choose from for: On May 22 Authorization by the official GIFTS MOM WILL LOVE agent, Jim Manly, 300 Brae Rd., Duncan, B.C. Let us help make your selection. Mouafs Mall Mon. • Sat. 10 - 5

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A varied weekend Earl Guildbride is at your service to transport: •HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT Nuclear accident, World Relief •HOUSE TRAILERS, any length * SALVAGE & DIVING (Divers available) Any private and/or company work accepted Tea, Superstar are reviewed No job too large or too small ESTIMATES GIVEN after 6 pm BY MARY C. WILLIAMSON Third World. Or compared to, and and all things become possible, Please phone: 246-4177 A strange weekend of infi• at the expense of, the really poor in especially when love is the motiva• or write: P.O. Box 997, Chemainus, B.C. VOR 1K0 ;15-4 nite variety! Friday, received a our own society. tion. letter from a friend in Pennsylvan• The efforts made and contribu• ia, giving personal insights on how ted by our school-children were it feels to live near a nuclear particularly noteworthy. I hope "accident". Saturday, the World they will remember for the rest of Relief Tea at Fulford. Sunday, to their lives the list of children's Victoria to see another version of rights they copied out so laborious• Jesus Christ, Superstar. ly, and the figures on children who My friend in Spring Mills sends starve to death or are crippled, me some "letters to the editor". mentally and physically, by early One woman says how she and her malnutrition. Congratulations to husband took their five children out Brenda Davies and Alice An dress Province of British Columbia of school and sent them to relatives of the World Development Com• in California. Another writer, from mittee, and to all the teachers State College, refers to a statement concerned. made on April 3 by Energy RIGHT DIRECTION PUBLIC NOTICE Secretary James Schlesinger: "It's Congratulations also to Nora a question of trading Iran off Chester for restoring the tea to against Three-Mile Island." "bread and butter only". The ROYAL COMMISSION OF Oxfam teas which gave birth to the World Relief Tea were actually More food bread and water affairs, but at INQUIRY INTO least we are heading in the right direction again! for Thought And then on to the Victoria URANIUM MINING Operatic Society's presentation of / He goes on: Jesus Christ Super Star. It was COMMUNITY MEETINGS Such straight-line thinking good. Well sung, well staged, well would have us believe that the choreographed, well costumed. solution to our insatiable energy But (to me at least) that was all. The following Commissioners were appointed in accordance with the British Columbia appetite is simply a matter of There was no magic. We, the Public Inquiries Act: increased capacity, no matter what audience, were just an audience. Dr. David V. Bates, Chairman the cost. By refusing to deal with We were not involved. We were Dr. James W. Murray economic and ecological realities not "the crowd in Jerusalem". Of Mr. Valter Raudsepp now, we increase the likelihood of a course some of our magic was more traumatic transition later. because we knew and marvelled at Within the Terms of Reference, the Commissioners are to inquire into the adequacy of The American public is not quite the cast. But it wasn't only that. existing measures to provide protection in all aspects of uranium mining in British Colum• ready to reconsider the long-stand• Eric Booth had more charisma, bia. In particular, they are to examine the adequacy of existing Federal and Provincial ing myth of perpetual growth and more tension, more dignity than requirements in British Columbia for: the notion that Gross National Glen Dias. Ron Moger suffered far Product and the quality of life are more torment than the otherwise (a) The protection of the health and safety of workers associated with exploration, totally synonomous. But the multi• first-class Kentish Steele. Which is mining and milling of uranium, and plication of our dilemmas, from not to take away anything from the (b) The protection of the environment, and inflation to resource scarcity to accomplishments of the Victoria (c) The protection of the Public. unemployment, indicate the need performers. But simply to add the to rethink our basic assumptions cachet of super-excellence to ours! On completion of the Inquiry, the Commissioners will make recommendations to the about life style and standard of INQUEST Lieutenant-Governor in Council for setting and maintaining standards for workers and living. Does anyone seriously be• There was a large contingent public safety, and for protection of the environment in respect to exploration, mining and lieve that because we now consume from Salt Spring Island, and we milling of uranium ores. twice as many kilowatts as 15 years had the greatest fun holding an A preliminary schedule of Community Meetings in June and July 1979 has been arranged ago or drive twice as far, that our inquest on the ferry on the way as follows: standard of living is twice as high? home. One or two things we picked Dream on until the rude awaken• out as being "terrific", but they KELOWNA CASTLEGAR ing! were all simply "good bits of Tuesday, June 5 Thursday, June 21 CONSUMERS PAY business", or, in layman's terms, Wednesday, June 6 My correspondent tells me "the they were good theatrical effects. It WILLIAMS LAKE CLEARWATER company" has announced that the could not hold a candle to the Tuesday, June 26 Friday, June 8 consumers will have to pay for this emotional impact of our presenta• VANDERHOOF accident through much higher tion. KAMLOOPS Wednesday, June 27 rates for electricity! How's that for Someone said "their stage was Monday, June 11 this week's dose of cynicism? smaller than ours". Not so. Their FORT NELSON So, with a sign of relief, we stage was much larger than our ROCK CREEK Tuesday, July 3 Monday, June 18 went to the World Relief Tea. We stage.. But our performing area, ATLIN studied the displays, including the thanks to the vision of David GRAND FORKS Wednesday, July 4 excellent "food consumption com• Fitchew and Art Lues, was enlarg• Wednesday, June 20 parisons". I hope everyone looked ed beyond all recognition, while at those and realized again how the Victoria stage was rendered The purpose of the Community Meetings is to give the Commissioners the opportunity of wasteful we are, and what a smaller by an elaborate and largely understanding the local issues facing these communities that could be affected by uranium tremendous variety of food we meaningless set. So it was our mining in British Columbia. It will also permit local organizations or members of the public enjoy compared to the Third vision that was larger. Couple a an early opportunity to express their views regarding the issues that are to be considered World, and at the expense of the larger vision with a smaller budget, by the Commission. The Commission plans on returning to these and other communities where required, at a later date after more technical information is available. Public interest groups who are applying for "Participant Funding" may, if they wish, make an opening statement at these Meetings, but they will not be expected to present their main submissions until the Fall Hearings. However, anyone who particularly wishes to speak at the above Public Meetings in June or July, and who have not already done so, are requested to advise the Secretary in advance. During the course of the Hearings, the Commissioners will make on-site inspections of uranium deposits and local environmental settings. The locations, dates, and times of the individual Public Hearings will be published in ad• vance in the appropriate regional and local newspapers. On behalf of the Commission Brig. Gen. E. D. Danby (retired) Executive Secretary Royal Commission of Inquiry Keeping the Islands Beautiful into Uranium Mining 3724 West Broadway Vancouver, B.C. V6R 2C1 Foxglove Farm & Garden Supply Telephone: 224-2014 (collect) Corner of Atkins & Lower Ganges Road 537-5531 tfn Page Twenty-Four GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 2, 1979 Down Through The Years With Driftwood A name in a flash FIFTEEN YEARS AGO vice-president; Gordon SHOP AT HOME Fire season comes into Matthews, secretary; Ben effect May 1. Permits will be Greenhough, Jnr., treasurer required for all outside burn• and directors, Ken Whyte, Walter Huser Construction ing. T.V. Agar, Joe Nickerson General Carpentry ^>||^ GULF Harold Van Kirk, son of and Phil Valcourt. Sergeant- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van at-arms is Ted Hamer. •CUSTOM HOMES * ADDITIONS EXCAVATING LTD. * RENOVATIONS * FINISHING WORK Buskirk, Salt Spring Island, Lions Walkathon earned R. 1 PORT WASHTTNGTON B.C. will appear on Channel 6 close to $2,600. The exact 30 years experience Television on Monday. Van figure will not be known until 4f 629-3258 629-3373 Kirk will play the lawyer the service club ascertains 537-2385 named Corby in one of the how many will honour their after 5.00 pm •"Islands Trust Act. Re-Upholstery On Monday he will speak at OFFICE AT KEITH'S INTERIORS Spring and perhaps the first (Mouat's Mall) on the island. Dick Maxwell Ganges in the school gym• Mouat's Mall 537-5031 Box 421, Ganges, B.C. grew up on the island and nasium on the same subject. 537-2512 days 537-5345 evel Ganges eventually met and married Saturday will be a double- Emily Sparrow, widow of A. header. He will be at Mayne D.A. SMITH Douglas. She will be remem• Island at 1 pm and then sail Lancer Contracting Ltd. General Contracting Ltd. bered for her mandolin with across the water to speak to a NEW HOMES, ADDTTIONS which she joined other old meeting at Galiano. New Commercial - Custom Homes RENOVATIONS, FRAMING timers, Leon King, Mrs. A. Islands Trust Act was intro• Large or Small Jobs Ruckle and others, for an duced into the legislature Contract or Hourly orchestra. Mrs. Maxwell was last week. 537-5453 or 653-4437 12 yrs. Experience responsible for the estab• Bill Sawyer is a fisher• lishment of the South Salt man. A resort operator on St. Office: Lancer Bldg., Lower Ganges Road Spring Island Women's Insti• Mary Lake, he showed how it BOX352, GANGES Ph. 653-4695 after5.30pm P.O. Box 1026, Ganges, B.C. tute in 1920 when she and is done last week. He caught the late Margaret Reid orga• two bass, each of about 2Vi GULF ISLAND nized the first meeting in the lbs. They are the first of the little school house in the season. (DECORATING valley. Sitka Tree Service Salt Spring Island Presi• dents' Breakfast is scheduled SHOP TEN YEARS AGO *Dangerous Trees Removed Sechelt Queen is coming for Saturday. Monthly break• 'J! / Valcourt Centre back. The big ferry was taken fast is intended as a forum Carpets - Lino - Hardwood Flooring' *Topping *Falling *Limbing off the Tsawwassen run after where the top officers of Ceramic Tile - Wallcoverings • Paint *T.V. Antennas *Land Clearing Christmas and has been different organizations can Draperies - Expert floor layer - Paper *Site preparation completely reconstructed. exchange notes. Hanger • Tile Man FULLY INSURED She is expected back on the John Newton, manager of 537-2752 PAINTS run on Saturday, to replace the Ganges Bank of Comm• the Queen of the Islands. The Ganges Telephone 629-3522 erce, is moving. His place in 537-9231 smaller vessel was built for the island branch will be Answering Service Claus Buerger the islands run, but is no taken by Charles Bazzard. longer able to cope with the Switchover will take place at personalized service for 19 cents an hour or less (Outer Islands) traffic. the end of May. Salt Spring Island Rotary Roasting chicken, 69c lb., Access Line 537-9525 "Serving the Gulf Islands' Club staged its first meeting fresh turkeys, 69c lb., cross on Thursday night. Meeting rib roast, $1.19 lb., 22 lbs. Free estimates community information and local directory of businesses, saw Bob Blundell named flour, $2.29, coffee, 1 lb., services, and events president with Reg Taylor, 98c. Page Twenty-Five Wednesday^ May 2* 1979 GULF. ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Handy guide to total servites SHOP AT HOME SALT SPRING DAISY J&A H. L. REYNOLDS Plumbing Ken Byron HOLDINGS Oil Burner •TRUCKING Excavating GARBAGE & •BULLDOZING * LAND CLEARING Service •GRAVEL *SHALE *FILL * SEPTIC TANKS & FIELDS * SUBDIVISIONS JOHNCOTTRELL COLLECTION Pumps Supplied and Installed Certified 537-5691 Call Norman Twa •SEPTIC TANK PUMP-OUTSj SERVICE DAVID RAINSFORD Oil Burner Mechanic 537-9314 Box 284, Ganges 537-5821 537-9319 537-2882 537-2013 Box 393, Ganges Box 226, Ganges •UPHOLSTERING TV SALES & SERVICE MANN, MOULSON STEVE WAWRYK HARBOURS END Daves's •DRAPERIES * Hitachi &CO. •SLIPCOVERS MARINA Service to Bulldozing Certified Drilling Free estimates - Free pick-up General Accountants all makes On any Gulf Island •EXCAVATING 2412D Beacon Avenue For all your Boating and & 537-2943 Mouat's Mall •DRIVEWAYS Sidney, B.C. Biking needs DANISH •SHALE-GRAVEL 656-5551 HONDA &JOHNSON Blasting TRADESMAN Don's Radio 912-1175 Douglas St. 537-9245 537-2301 Box 131, Ganges Victoria, "B.C. If no answer phone collect &T.V. 537-2932 vision of Perkins Electronics 386-3405 537-2618 383-7621 92; Flowers & Wine ROYW. WHEATLEY Rock Work & Bill's Engine Repairs HANSEN & Shoppe Bulldozing PLUMBING & Shell Service MATTHEWS Fireplaces •Automotive Repairs Your Professional Florists • LAND CLEARING WATER HEATING •Free Estimates •Autobody Claims RONANDJOMOGER • ROAD BUILDING Mouat's Mall Chartered Accountants JACUZZI PUMPS •Work Guaranteed •Lawnboy Lawnmowers Wedding & Funeral Flowers Dan Akerman . Commercial - Residential FERNANDO &FRIAS •Homelite Chainsaws 2453 Beacon Avenue Floral arrangement & plants MASONRY LTD. •24-HOUR TOWING Sidney. B.C. --^-k Phone 537-2231 537-2722 656-4513 or 537-2023 Days ^"^•P Anytime 653-4539 656-1421 Box 898, Ganges 382-1162 537-2428 Night Calls lviiyj?4fSI,7DAYSAWEEK| / P & B Like New Again! FRED'S GERRY M.COERS Salt Spring Pallot Painting PLUMBING DON IRWIN'S Bulldozing 9783 3rd Street. * Land Clearing Plumbing <£*7r Electric Sidney. B. C. Collision & • Excavations •INTERIOR Jacuzzi Pumps • • Road Building •EXTERIOR ARTMUNNEKE DO IT YOURSELF Repairs Ltd. PLUMBING MART Certified Class A * Hauling 537-2034 Desmond Crescent Electrical Contractor FREE ESTIMATES 653-4284 8:30-5:30 Mon.-Fri. Behind Windsor Plywood Quality Heat Specialists 25 Years Experience or Evenings 8:30 - 5:00 Saturday 537-5615 Eves: 537-2822 Boxl8,RRl, 537-2513 Box 328, Ganges R.R. 2, Ganges 537-9443 Fulford Harbour 656-2514 Ganges Government Certified Ganges QUALITY HOMES Contractors Painting Gulf Painting Appliance Auto Marine Serving all the Gulf Islands & ** Centre W & W ' Green-Lor Major Appliance Repair Interior & Exterior Electric Decorating Service for most brands PAINTING & DECORATING Construction FOR ALL YOUR TEMMEL& New & Used appliances 24 years experience ELECTRICAL NEEDS VOLQUARDSEN Wilf Taylor 537-2155 •Speed Queen, •Gibson Fully Qualified Ben Greenhough 653-4353 ROBERT SULLIVAN, Prop. Walter Fallot 653-4239 For free estimates phone Fulford Ganges Rd. 537-9501 R.R. 1 Robinson Rd., Ganges 537-5642 537-5188 537-2844 Open Tues.-Sat. 9.30-12 1-5 P.O. Box 82, Ganges SPEED BROTHERS McDonald Supply Ltd. BruceFiander Simpson FLOORCOVERINGS AND Ha ndy Roofing YOUR IMPERIAL H| Appliance & APPLIANCE SPECIALISTS • BOATS Box 1033 • MOTORS Shakes - Shingles - Duroid •Stove Oil Patrol Service 370 Gorge Rd. East Andy's • TRAILERS •Furnace Oil • Repairs to all major • CHAINSAWS Jack- 537-9750 Victoria •Marine Dock appliances BOB JACKSON •Ice Gordon- 653-4234 © • Protect your property Sales & Service CONTRACT SALES AGENT 537-2222 while you are away Salt Spring - Galiano Phone Collect: 386-6745 537-5312 Mayne - Pender 537-5509 "Where the builders buy" Box 347, Ganges Professional 653-4335 GULF ISLANDS HOUSE PLANS QUALITY HOMES S.S. BOBCAT •CARPET CLEANING * Stucco DESIGN & DRAFTING * Alterations •Additions SERVICES *WALL CLEANING Septic Tank •Renovations •DRIVEWAYS •HAUL JUNK & * Fireplaces Gary B. Duncan •Kitchen Cabinets •BACKFILLING GARBAGE Service Qualified Tradesman •BASEMENTS * Drywall Building Designer •CLEAN WINDOWS TRUCK ON ISLAND Satisfaction Guaranteed •SEPTIC FIELDS •LOCAL MOVING Serving all the islands AT ALL TIMES AL DAVISON •LANDSCAPING •PAINTING 537-2385 HENRY SCHWAGLY 537-9201 CONSTRUCTION Greg Coles •GARDENING RR1, Ganges, BC 537-9422 Days 537-9365 Eves. Box 915, Ganges • Box 647 Ganges, B. C. Special Rates for OA P R.E. Caspar 537-2392 Box 738, Ganges 537-9353

• Professional Drycleaning Spencer Bobcat Service D.A. Smithson & Sons Ltd. Salt • Weekly Laundry Service Serving all the Gulf Islands WATER WELL DRILLING Spring • Repairs and Alterations WATER LINES, TRENCHING • Steamex Rentals Owner operated with 10 years experience in the area. • Drapery Specialists Perc Tests - Septic Fields - Waterlines- Driveways - Excavations - Lot Clearing A References available. drycleaners ltd. Parking - Landscaping - All small jobs f\ No moving charges Phone collect 478-6937 Tues.-Sat. Lower Ganges Rd. 4693 Barrow Road, Victoria, B.C. 8.3Q-5.00 537-2241 CALL BERNIE KNUDSON 537-2905

SELECTIVE LOGGING SERVICES Backhoe Service Gulf Island Trucking Box 47, Ganges, B.C. Offers land owners an opportunity to obtain Percolation Tests - Septic Fields * Pit Run * Trucking Shale revenue without destroying the land's devel• Septic Fil Excavations - Driveways - Waterlines • Screened % Gravel Drain Rock opment or resale potential. * Field Rock Call Jim Walsh at 537-5894 Our office is located on Mansell Road References, top market prices. GULFWIND CONSTRUCTION LTD. Call for your estimate on any of our materials Nanaimo 754-6606 Collect P.O.Box 1161.Ganges, B.C. RON 537-5402 Eves. 537-9452 BLAIN 537-5724 Eves Page Twenty-Six GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. May 2, 1979

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At school gym on Friday Completion of soccer season Tournament will prepare softball teams for season

will be marked with banquet The Salt Spring Men's Softball be at 2.00. League opens this weekend with The league starts next Tuesday BY MALCOLM LEGG tion will recognize all its teams and crest (dark blue crest on light blue the Ice Breaker Tournament. The with the Langdon Loggers hosting This weekend features the Salt their achievements with badges shirt). purpose of the tournament is to G.A.S.-Driftwood at Fulford and Spring Island Youth Soccer Asso• and also will award any trophies 2; A soccer summer school prepare teams for the upcoming Dagwood at home in Ganges to ciation's annual soccer banquet, won. being tentatively offered through league season which begins Tues• play Salt Spring Lands. On Wed• which signifies the completion of Then comes the part everyone the C.S.A. and Coca-Cola from day, May 8. nesday the pew league member yet another successful soccer sea• waits for, the door prizes. This year August 13 to August 17 for $15 per Entered in the tournament are Pender plays host to Salt Spring son on Salt Spring. our association has put up a special player. Salt Spring Lands, Salt Spring Cablevision. This year eur banquet will be door prize of four tickets to any 3) A coaches' clinic on a Cablevision, Fulford Inn Salties, In exhibition play Langdon held on Friday in the Gulf Islands Vancouver Whitecaps home game weekend in August to upgrade our G.A.S.-Driftwood, Dagwoods, Logger rolled over Dagwood 16-7. Secondary School gymnasium. We in 1979 (does not include travel coaches and anyone interested in Langdon Loggers and Pender Sha- Langdon Loggers edged G.A.S.- were forced into the move from expenses), along with all the other coaching. Qua-La Screaming Eagles. Driftwood 12-11 and Dagwoods Fulford Hall due to the tremendous door prizes we have. Door prize 4) Purchase of new uniforms for The tournament opens on Fri• edged G.A.S.-Driftwood 5-4 in growth in our membership this tickets may be purchased at the all our teams, particularly at the day with Salt Spring Lands versus eight innings. Salt Spring Lands season. Doors will open at 6 pm banquet for ten cents a piece. intra-island level. Salt Spring Cablevision at Fulford defeated Dagwoods 13-11. and the banquet will start at 6.30 We feel it will be an evening of Who said we are taking a at 6.30 and Fulford Salties vs pm. enjoyment for one and all as we pay break? Well, a couple of months off G.A.S.-Driftwood in Ganges at All the associations' players, tribute to the players, coaches, are all we need, to prepare for next 6.30. Play resumes Saturday with coaches and managers will have managers, referees and executive season and next year's club motto games at 10.00, 12.00, 2.00 and Minor League free entry into the banquet but we of our association on the fine "Soccer is Fun". 6.00 in Ganges and Fulford. will require a $2 per person entry season. We hope everyone asso• We hope to see everyone at the Semi-final play will all be at fee for any other people to cover ciated with us will attend and join banquet for a night of food, fun and Fulford with games at 10.00 and players banquet costs. in the fun and tributes. prizes. 12.00. The Championship Final will GOOD FEAST EVENTFUL SUMMER The meal will be potluck style After this evening the associa• number 64 with all the families bringing tion can sit back and relax, for a something. The association will while anyway, because we have an ANY©NE FOR Minor Softball held its first supply all the meat, coffee, tea, eventful summer ahead with: registration Saturday with 64 play• pop and tableware - it should be a 1) S.S.I.Y.S.A. soccer T-shirts ers signing up. Plans call for two good feast. being sold for $5 (approximately - \ TENNIS ? leagues to be formed. A younger Following the meal the associa• could be less) with our new soccer league will have five teams and be BY JOAN TDERNAN Next event coming up will be a composed of boys and girls aged It couldn't have been a nicer Memorial Day tournament. Watch six to nine years old. The older TUPPER HOLDINGS LTD. day for such nice people to gather this column and coming events league will consist of players 10 to on the tennis courts at Portlock column for future details. 12 years old. General Contractor & Designers Park, Saturday, April 28. Once Keep your eye on the ball, again our wizard, Warren Wilson, folks! Practices and games will be on Drafting Service arranged the round robin tourna• Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. P.O. Box 78, 539- 2780 Mayne Island, B.C. tfn ment with his usual brilliance and, The young division began prac• in total, we had 25 people turn out. ticing last Tuesday with the older As a result, it would seem that this Beer League division starting this Thursday column, which appears weekly, after school at 3.30. plus the coming events section are New players are still welcome being keenly watched and read. to try to join and may do so by going to Seaside Kitchen Rosamund Truelove visited us the practices. All parents are again from Galiano Island and we expected to help in some way. Beside Vesuvius Ferry hope that tennis buffs from the slow pitch Coaches, assistant coaches, man• Overlooking the Bay other islands will also participate in agers, scorekeepers and umpires 11.30 ^ pm Sun., Wed., Thurs. any future tournaments. You are The softball Beer League which are still needed, particularly in the OPEN 11.30-7.30 pm Fri.,Sat. most welcome. began last summer will try slow older group. If everyone helps, the There were a few of us who felt pitch this summer. Two fields are load will be light for all. CLOSED: Mon.-Tues. a little flat but all in all there was available for play on Fridays in There is no cost for joining as Burgers-Fries-Fish & Chips some fine tennis being played. Ganges: the B.C. Hydro diamond play will be done as an island Here are the results of the tourna• and the elementary school diam• league. Shrimp-Oysters-Prawns ment. ond. A third diamond on the League games will probably Wendy Smith, top women's elementary field may also be begin Tuesday. May 8, Driftwood 'A', player; Tom Butt, top men's available. was told. 'A' player; Bev Unger, top wom• Any group of friends or indivi• Friday Night Seafood Only 537-2249 en's 'B' player; and Pat Tiernan, dual players should go to the school top men's 'B' player. Boobie prize grounds on Friday, May 11 at 6.30 slow pitch rules are virtually the was won by Bill Banger who if they wish to play. same as regular softball without received a gift certificate donated This league is strictly for the the domination of the pitcher, as by Larry Colero of the Sunshine casual, less-competitive players the ball must be lobbed across the Shop. and is for men and women. The plate.

Schedule of Playing Fields NOW OPEN - IN DUNCAN Summer — 1979

* Quality Chocolates 6pm - lOpmMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Little Ladies Men Ladies Men League Men Open Men Park Fulford Ladies Men ladies Fulford Fun Fulford Fulford • Tins of * Tins of Playing Men League Men Men Toffee Biscuits Field Kanaka Ladies Minor Ladies Minor Men Open Men Road League 1eaguc Choose your chocolates - Field we will box them for you Elem. Field Ladies Minor Ladies Minor Men Open Men Until League League 225 CANADA AVE., DUNCAN June 30 748-1113 Minor League - All Diamonds 3.15 to 5.30pm. L. Page Twenty-Seven • Umpiring {SPORTS) clinic Thursday ^ACTION AUCTION

For all softball players interest• ed in the rules and umpiring or in Saturday - May 5 - 11am just learning the rules there will be a clinic Thursday. ESTATE SALE GOLFING Leo Burns of the B.C. Softball Association will be conducting the • Recliner - like new • Deep Freeze - like new clinic which will begin on the Little League diamond with positioning OPEN FOR VIEW- with Pat Doherty and anticipation discussed. That will be followed by a chalk talk; Fri.pm&Sat.9amto11 am Clinic will start at 7.00 pm and will On April 23 eleven juniors Salt Spring to compete for an be over at 10.00 pm. played and Paul Cotterell won the inter-club cup, which Colwood is putting competition with 14 putts. donating. This will be fought over Steve Marlon was second with 15. annually here and at Colwood. The A clinic is being held for the juniors visitors won the opening encounter Fenders VOLUME II BOOKSTORE each Thursday after school. The 13-11; the return match at Colwood BY ELEANOR HARRISON class is being conducted by ex-pro• will be played in July, when our fessional Gordon Hutton, so if the girls hope to make up the two juniors pay attention they should points and more. (From Page Eighteen) Sale Titles improve their game beyond their VICTORIOUS wildest imagination. On the same day our second SPRING FLOWER SHOW SALE PRICE In the ladies' nine-hole section, team travelled to play at Cedar Hill After an absence of three years, 50 00 Gwen Ruckle won the hidden hole and returned victorious, coming the Women's Institute of Pender AMERICAN WOODWORKING TOOLS 27 21 prize, and for the fewest putts on out on the right side of a 14-10 Islands once again put on the BUILD IT BETTER YOURSELF ••• 1895 1400 number nine hole it was Bunny score. Thursday, April 26 a mixed Spring Flower Show, which for Jordan, who won it with a single team from Mount Brenton, Che- many years was a popular event. putt. Bunny also asked us to mainus came to play a mixed The Show was opened by the mention that Louise Foulis has handicap team at Salt Spring. The Mrs. B. Hogarth and drew about THE ANNOTATED SHAKESPEARE informed her that the Annual first match ended in the visitors' 140 people. J.E. Bosher, from Coffee Party will be held at favour, 13-11. Sidney, was the judge and he A.L.R0WSE EDITOR (ONE ONLY). 7500 5000 Barbara Hughes' home. There will In the men's section there were complimented the Institute and the * * * be a Fashion Show, the date is two matches played in their round entrants on the excellent display of June 6, and more information will robin competition, Ardmore visited flowers. All categories of flowers THE TANGLED GARDEN: ART OF be forthcoming at a later date. This here, on the Saturday, and a team were represented. is only to get you to ring June 6 on from Salt Spring travelled to Pros• Natalie Nance won first prize J.E.H.MACDONALD 3500 25 00 your calendar just so you will keep pect Lake on Sunday. The results of for the total points in the children's that important date open. both matches should be available section for ages 5-9 years. On Tuesday, April 24 seventeen next week. The search for a In the adult section, Nep Grim• SALE CONTINUES UNTIL MAY 5 ladies turned out to play for a replacement men's captain goes on mer won first prize with a total of "Honey Pot". The winner was by president Jim Mayo. You are 33 points. Second prize went to Audrey Smith, and Joy Tuckey was again reminded that the list for Hattie Zarek with a total of 31 MOUAT'S MALL BOX 331 537-9223 the runner-up. Meanwhile, the entries is on the notice board and if points and Daphne Stevens won first team from Colwood visited you wish to play in the Morris and third prize with a total of 14 points. Mouat Cup games your name The three tables of home bak• should be on there, as the competi• ing, handiwork and plants sold out WASHERS DRYERS RANGES tions take place Sunday, May 6, and thus raised quite a bit of New owners and the draw will have to be made money for the work of the Institute. up this week. Guests enjoyed a pleasant chat Ganges Appliance Centre R take over with friends and neighbours at the Authorized dealer for new E DEFENDING TITLE tea tables. F This coming week Tom Butt will A poster competition for prizes I Speed Queen & Gibson Appliances Handy Andy's be defending the title he won last was part of the show for the school R year in the Vancouver Island children and the posters they had S There is still no Andy in Handy Seniors Golf Association competi• made were outstanding. H I Andy's. tion. There are 164 golfers entered Prizes awarded were as follows: G Michael Testart and Ken Jones for the competition which takes Grade 1, Natalia Nance; Grade 3, W took over the Salt Spring Island place at Glen Meadows Golf and Leisa Nance; Grade 4, Teresa A E business recently from Bill Chip- Hanson, 2, Cathy Ross-Smith; 3, Gibson warranties: Country Club Friday, May 4. Last Speed Queen warranties on R man. Michael Dever; honourable men• S items above: 2 years parts & labour year Tom won the Larry McCooey 3 years elements (parts) a) 2 year parts and labour tion, Michell Milton; Grade 5, 1, 5 years sealed refrigeration sealed A The odd job service was started Rose Bowl (low net) and we all wish H b) 5 years on perma-cotc dryer drum about two years ago by Chipman him the best of luck in defence of Freddy Sabbagh; 2 Riannon Roach; c) 10 year entire transmission warranty system (parts) d) lifetime warranty on stainless steel tubs and •10 years on motor compressor T and McGillivray. his title. 3, Jenhifer Lucas; Grade 6, 1, Tana E drums (*frost-ciear refrigerator models only) Milton; 2, Jane Lang; 3, Kent c) 5 year dishwasher tank warranty The new owners both came to We wonder if any other golf R ft 5 year warranty on refrigeration sealed 0 system parts 537-9501 the island from Victoria about a course has an age spread between Estell; honourable mention, Curtis S R year ago, where Testart worked for the youngest and oldest playing Singlehurst, Robert Kent; Grade 7, "We service what we sell" Ift&g^l a construction firm and Jones for a members as we have here at Salt 1, Michelle Sutherland; 2, Michelle S Fulford Ganges Rd. Open Tues.-Sat 9.30-12 1-5 janitorial service. Spring. We refer, of course, to Sutherland; 3, Sam Holt; honour• Handy Andy's offers a variety Jeffrey Neilson who is four years able mention, Lea-Anne Sewell, of services including painting, Marian Lucas; Grade 8, Tracy old. This is his third year as a FREEZERS MICROWAVES tfn gardening, junk and garbage re• member. With Ted Parsons, who is Milton; Grade 9, Kim Challis. moval and carpet and window 93, there is a difference of 89 years cleaning. They are also operating a between the youngest and the weekly swap meet at their store on oldest. McPhillips Avenue in Ganges. We were very pleased to hear SALT SPRING ISLAND YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION They will sell any articles that from his son that Ted is coming people want to dispose of for a along nicely after his brief visit to percentage of the sale price. Swap Lady Minto the other week. We meet takes place Saturday mor• have it on very good authority that saltspring Soccer Banquet nings. there is absolutely no truth at all in The previous owner. Bill Chip- the rumour that Ted was shot by a island man, has moved to Vancouver. jealous husband. DATE: Friday, May 4, 1979 TIME: Doors open at 6.00 pm. (GuiD Salt sP"n9 super Petroleum Products ltd. PLACE: Gulf Islands Secondary School Gymnasium PRODUCTS - Residential Heating Fuels AGENDA: - Industrial & Marine Products Pot-luck style dinner Awards & presentations ADMISSION: $2.00 per person - Specializing in Service Door prizes all soccer players free entry Please call us at Film The plant - Ganges Harbour: 537-5331 We hope all players and parents will attend our Associations big finale to honour all those who participated in another successful soccer season on Salt Spring. At home: 537-9209 L It will be fun for one and all. is-i Page Twenty-Eight GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 2, 1979

Box 250, Ganges CLASSIFIED ADS.

ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN CASH For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale No Classified Ads taken over the phone. 15 Minute Old pop cooler in working order, Classified Ads sent by mail must chest type. $20 you haul. 537-2214. Mac's Vegetable be accompanied by cheque or Passport Photos 16-12 money order. Heating & Bedding Plants Classified Rates: SALT SPRING PHOTO Peninsula Chimney Quality Stock $1.50 minimum up to 25 words AND PRINT SHOP CAULIFLOWER, ONIONS, 6 cents a word McPhillips Avenue, Chimney Service LEEKS, LETTUCE, BROCCOLI, $2.50 col. inch semi-display across from Recreation Centre CABBAGE, BRUSSELS SPROUTS 537-5141 Service For fast local full service DEADLINE FOR PROFESSIONAL Monday, 4 pm Mon. - Sat. 10 to 5 pm 537-2628 Herbs tfn CLEANING OF after 5.30 pm •Chimneys tfn SELECTION OF •Stoves For Sale TWIN GABLES Man's 10-speed bicycle, $85; boy's STARTED PLANTS OR SEEDS •Furnaces SPEED WASH 3-spd. bicycle - needs fixing, $25. •Fireplaces (Crofton) 537-5882. 184 * Fresh stock every week SPECIAL •Boilers 12 LB WASHERS 35c Serving the Gulf Islands since 1951 Don't feel old and undemocratic! 25 LB. WASHERS 50c for appointment call Support the Foxglove Tri-V Dog Food DRYERS 25c FOR 10 MIN. NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY 537-2923 537-5531 Drop-off laundry service tfn 184 48/15 oz. cans $12.50 Wash, dry & fold - leave it all to us! 18-1 Motorcycle, Yamaha 250 cc, Trials For sale: 13 foot Boler trailer - fully 24/25 oz. cans $9.95 Open 8 am - 8 pm equipped, like new. 653-4426. 18-1 Salt Spring Mon. - Sun. Ty, good cond. Days 537-5121, BIG SAVINGS HERE Phone 246-3112 Eves. 537-9745. 18-3 The TOOL SHARPENERS Lil Loafer House trailer," gas, 4 4TH SEASON Fuller Brush and Rawleigh repre• Foxglove burner stove & lights, ice box, sink AT WORK AGAIN. • sentative. If 1 miss you...Phone Hair Shoppe & water, tank. Phone 537-2107. WATCH FOR THE BROWN VAN. 537-5531 537-5101....Gavin Reynolds, Gan• 184 Mouat's Mall 15-4 18-1 ges^ tfn 2 continental beds in good condi• Tues. to Sat. 8.30 - 4.30 GIFT WORLD Honda XL-350 combination dirt/ tion, $30 each. 2 beige acrilon rugs 537-2712 on McPhillips Avenue street motorcycle 1974 model, less Pegasus 9 x 12, $35 each. 537-2078. 18-1 tfn than 6,000 miles, $850.537-9501tfn Gallery Akai stereo tape deck. Model 4000 Urine-erase guarantees removal of Closing Out Sale S.S. Lumber 6535 Ford Road DS. Sound on sound feature. Good dog, cat, human urine stains, od• opposite Forest Museum, up condition. $250 OBO. Phone, OF CANADIAN ART ours from carpets or fabrics. Free 50 % OFF Drinkwater Road, second road on MOUAT'S MALL 537-9539 eves or 537-9511 days. brochure. Dept. A, Reidell Chemi• your right, Duncan. 2x4 cedar, Picture Framing - Restoring 18-2 cals Ltd., Box 7500, London, Ont. Wed.,Thurs.,Fri.,Sat. $385 per sling load; 2x6 cedar, Paintings & Prints N5Y4X8. 184 May2-5 $385 per sling load; 2x3 cedar, YOU BET By West Coast Artists. 10.00-5.00 $250 per sling load; 2 x 4, 2 x 6, 2 x SOCIAL CREDIT WORKS Install a ram/jet and gain up to 6 Original B.C. Jade carvings. 184 8 fir, $350 per sling load; 2 x 3 C.S., 18-1 miles per gallon. Fits cars/ trucks. Unusual brass, etc. 15c lineal ft. 7/8 x 12 cedar bevel Asparagus & rhubarb for sale. Installs in minutes. Save gas and Open 10 am to 5 pm siding, $335 M. Delivery to Salt Mrs. Murakami, Rainbow Road. money while you drive. FBD WHOLESALE PRICES Tuesday through Saturday Spring, $18.112-746-5041. tfn 537-2239. 184 Enterprise, 8138 - 8th Ave., White- ON 537-2421 horse, Y.T. Y1A1S1. 184 Free to a loving home: male, tfn COLOUR PRINT FILM Kenton House affectionate, intelligent, small 9 Slumberdown European down fill• *** 1976 8 foot overhead camper. month old dog. Had shots. Loves ed quilts. Best prices and quality in Gallery Sleeps 5, 3 way fridge, 3 burner small children. Benji is loyal and an Canada. Example queen size $162. stove, furnace, dual propane tanks, excellent watch dog. Out-of-town Money back guarantee. CC. Quilts, Box 667, Lazo, B.C. VOR Film Processing Fulford-Ganges Road jacks, extra storage, 12 volt - 110 home preferred. 537-5382. 18-1 wiring, absolutely perfect condi• 2KO. Phone 338-8994. 184 Garage Sale. Sat., May 5, 10.00 tion. $2,500. Also heavy duty V* and Enlarging *Antiques am. House in behind Gibbon's Aircraft. Stits Skycoupe home built ton 1973 International pickup Building Supply. Use same drive• 2-place aircraft. Lyc. 125 200 Is Our Business *Collectables equipped for camper, dual tanks, way as for Cubbons. No prior sales. SMOH. New lifetime cover. Narco radio, good shape. $2,400. Call *Local Crafts & 2 livingroom lamps - $4.00 and 110 radio. Tremendous time build• SALT SPRING PHOTO Mayne Island 539-25%. 17-2 Paintings $3.00; bedroom lamp $3.00; port• er $6500 or $7500. Extra motor, AND PRINT SHOP CUSTOM PLANING prop. Phone 372-2131 after 6 pm. McPhillips Avenue, across New items from recent buying trips able 8-track player, $25.00; Speed OF FINISH LUMBER Queen washer spin dryer $50.00; 184 from Recreation Centre Thermal glass installation ANNUAL 537-5141 Open TTiurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun. electric blanket for double bed, Custom Mouldings $15.00; books, records, iron, elec• Mon.-Sat. 10 to 5 pm 10 am - 5 pm General Mill work tric corn popper & deep fryer, Nylon & Panti-Hose tfh 537-2224 Sash-door and cabinets suitcases. Large selection of use• tfn SALE Formerly "Gulfcraft Millwork" able items for 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, MEN'S C.W. McCIean 50c, etc. etc. etc. Few baby items. By Think M 537-2117 Cottonwood Road 184 Phantom on Election Day.... Haircutting at tfn 8 ft. overhead aluminum camper. & Hairstyling 1974 Lionel tent trailer, sleeps six, Fits imported pickups. $300 firm. fvfika - Manly like new, also 1972 Mercury Mon- EUROPEAN HAIR DESIGN Tassaday, Sharp Road, 537-9301. TURNER'S 18-1 tego S/W. Phone 653-4293 after 4 Tues. thru Fri. 9 am to 5 pm 184 184 pm. 17-2 18" Siegler oil stove. New Condi• Rainbow Road 537-5121 Forced air electric furnace with tion. Phone Victoria 477-5114 days tfn Demo 10 cubic foot Consul propane Lawn Fertilizer ducts. Offers. 1 wood burning or 598-3859 night. 184 fridge and tank $850. Call Vancou• heater $175. 537-2839 184 1974 Honda Elsinor 250 motor Artley flute with case $150; Yam• ver 437-8684, 9.00 - 5.30 weekdays. Apply now for a greener lawn. We Garage Sale, starting 10 am, bike. Low mileage, good condition. aha FG280 acoustic guitar with 174 recommend: 10-6-4 or 12-4-8 with Friday, May 4, on Kanaka Road - $700.537-5877. 184 hardshell case, $200; Jubilee so• iron Alfalfa Hay, $105 ton; Alfalfa grass watch for signs: clothing, toys & prano clarinet with case $125. ALSO It took W.A.C. Bennett 20 years to mix, $95 ton. 653-4361. tfn household items. 537-9284. 18-1 537-9501 tfn GARDEN FERTILIZER, MOSS become so arrogant that the people Propane Nordic Construction Hea• 12 left. Brand new metal new- 17 cu. ft. Frost Free Refrigerator in threw him out ter for rent. 100,000 to 400,000 KILLER, WEED & FEED, PEAT stands, never used, set up for 15c excellent condition $299; Hoover It has only taken Bill Bennett 3Vi BTU's, Gulf Islands Propane Gas. MOSS, STEER MANURE & SEA but can be changed. Ideal for cannister vacuums $39.95. Ken- years! 18-1 537-2233*. tfn FOREST MULCH WITH KELP. community newspapers. We have more 3 cycle electric dryer $175; Available at 1976 Bultaco 250 Sherpa T, offers; 12 of these newstands for sale at Moffat 30" electric range $245; Recreation room size pool table, $100 each. Write Tunes Printing & Westinghouse "stacking" deluxe Foxglove $400. Ph. 653-4435. Publishing, 1422 Pembroke Ave., automatic washer & matching dry• North Vancouver V7P 2S1 or phone SUPPLY 537-5531 er $450 pair. These units are 980-7531 days, 922-7761 evenings. 18-1 reconditioned and guaranteed. The Barker Ganges Appliance Centre (next to tfn Les Paul Custom, 1973, brass RCMP Bldg.) Open Tues.-Sat. Photographic tUUBIMt bridge, dressed frets, tiddly. A Kenmore portable dryer. Good 9.30-12.00,1.00-5.00. 537-9501.tfn condition. Only $150. Phone ELECTRICAL quiet studio guitar. Valued at Wedding Photography $1150. Offers to Valdy, 537-9850. Lister SR2 diesel generator - 7 537-5030 evenings. 184 WOOD STOVES K.V.A. 2 cylinder 4 cycle 115/230 Invitations & Albums 184 Coldspot frost-free refrigerator auncL volt 12 h.p. at 1800 RPM 12 volt •Custom Colour freezer, 15.1 cu. ft., white, 4 yrs. Social Credit leading Canada with FJec. start complete with controls Printing & Retouching old. Excellent condition and very the lowest inflation rate for two and silencer $2,950. F.O.B. Pen• •CustomB&W clean $290. Ph. 537-9660. 18-1 years. 18-1 der Island 629-6614 or 734-11% Developing & Printing Colour TV, hot water tank, wooden (Vancouver) 18-1 •Old Photographs kitchen table and chairs, 5 rolls Tomorrow Begins Today New coleman propane camp stove, Copied & Restored roofing, oil stove and tank, wheel• $23, 7-drawer desk $20; Kenmore CEDRIC BARKER barrow, miscellaneous items. 537-5733 Vote NDP sewing machine, hardly used, 537-2217 537-5086. 18-1 In tkeTJalcouxt Cfardxa 18-1 $350.537-5167. 18-1 18-1 Page Twenty-Nine Wednesday, May 2, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

For Sale Cars, Trucks Wanted Help Wanted Announcement John and Brenda Davies of Fulford Postcards wanted. Collector will Copy-editor, flash proof-reader Clark 667 Skidder, 1972 model, 1976 white Volks Rabbit, 2 door, Harbour are pleased to announce buy pre-1920 picture postcards. needed for book publisher on new Cummins engine with warran• custom, 537-5107. tfn the forthcoming marriage of their Also pre-war steamship souvenirs, Mayne Island. 30 hours per week. ty 24.5 x 32 tires with spare. 1972 GMC Tandem dump truck. second daughter, Doreen, to Pat• calendars, old banknotes, enve• Professional experience may not be Excellent condition. Phone 10-12 yard box. Maxi brakes. Good rick, eldest son of Rene and Denise lopes, stationery, and advertising necessary, but knowledge of gram• 487-9377 after 6 pm or 932-3056. condition. Metal recently painted. Peron of Victoria. giveaways. 653-4260 or 652-9047. mar and strong interest in books Location Powell River. 18-1 Phone 537-2186 evenings. tfn The wedding will take place at St. 17-2 essential. For interview, call Vic Attention Fishermen! For cata• 1974 Datsun B-210 Hatchback, Marks at 539-2923. 18-2 George's Anglican church, Gan• logue of brand name fishing tackle For removal of unwanted major ges, on 19th May, 1979, Rev. Peter radio, 8 track, pinstriping, very Secretarial position available in send $1.00 refundable on first appliances or non working colour McCalman and Father Guy Mer- good condition, $2200. 537-9318 or architectural office, part-time June order of $10.00 to: Steelhead T.V.'s phone. •••537-9501. tfn veille officiating. 184 537-2597. tfn full time after. Typing, bookkeep• Sporting Goods, Box 80854, Burn- New class at Elementary school 1970 Vauxhall Viva stationwagon - ing and general office skills requir• aby, B.C. V5H 3Y1. Phone needs to borrow autoharps for excellent condition, best offer. ed; experience an asset. Submit legal 438-4202. 184 student use. Willing community Phone Lyn, 537-5371. 184 resume to Box 960, Ganges, B.C. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 1977 Wayne Parking Lot Sweeper. members please phone 537-5434 or 18j3 APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF Good condition. Phone 428-2520 1977 Mack logging truck and 653-4266 after 5 pm. 16-12 trailer. New Peerless riggings. Lower Mainland Community CROWN LAND. eves, or write P.O. Box 644, Selective Logging Services offers Excellent condition, good buy. Also Newspaper has immediate opening In Land Recording District of Creston, B.C. VOB 1GO. 18-1 land owners an opportunity to Peerless Page log trailer. Phone for senior reporter with opportunity Cowichan and situated Long Har• 1972 Mountain Logger 200 H.P. obtain revenue without destroying 832-8632, Salmon Arm, B.C. 18-1 of advancement for right applicant. bour, Salt Spring Island. skidder - good tires - good running the land's development or resale Wrecking 1973 K.W. NTA 370 Forward written application, out• Take notice that Maracaibo condition - Vancouver $32,000. potential. References, top market 1968 Cat loader 955K - G.P. bucket Cummings motor 60,000 pound lining previous experience and Estates Ltd. of #402-47$ Howe St., prices. Nanaimo 754-6606 collect. references to: Box 141, c/o Vancouver, BC, intends to apply - new U.C. - very good - Vancouver rear ends on 22" Dayton wheels tfn $27,500. 1969 988 G.P. bucket - complete with suspension. 1966 BCYCNA, 808, 207 West Hastings for an oyster lease of the following 70% rubber - new engine - Peter Bilt cab misc. other truck Auto bodies. Top prices for all St., Vancouver, B.C. V6B1H7.16-3 described lands: types of scrap steel, tin, cast, car remainder checked and good - parts. Phone 456-7760. 184 Office Machine Technician, exper• Commencing at a post planted at bodies, copper, brass, batteries, ienced IBM Selectric; other types. the south west corner of Lot 10, Vancouver $52,500. 1970 D6C - 1974 Chev Van, 6 cylinder, auto., etc. Call Peter or Pearl 252-7787, Salary $13,000 - $16,000, nego• Cowichan District, and thence ap• freespool winch - guarded for 41,000 miles, runs very well. Best Navajo Metals, Calgary, Alta. 15-4 tiable. Reply to: Whitehorse Busi• proximately 300' south 30° West, logging - low hours - checks out offer 537-2903. 184 excellent - 80% U.C. - Cranbrook Phone 537-2886 if you can teach me ness Machines, 4133 - 4th Ave., thence approximately 1100' north 1974 Ford F100 pickup, 48,000 $46,500. Phone 438-4025 or how to play Hohner Button Accor- Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 1H8. Ph. 47° west, thence approximately miles, radio, canopy, equalizer tow 687-2872. 184 dion. 184 (403) 668-4788. 184 300' north 30° east; thence approx• bar, clean. 537-9270. tfn imately 1100' south 47° east and Old growth cedar blocks 24" long Ski area requires journeyman car• 1973 Maverick, immaculate, Mi- containing 8V2 acres more or less. 100% clear of defects. 90% edge penter and experienced lift main• TWIN GABLES chelin radials, 42,000 miles, The purpose for which the grain no sap wood. 95% over 6" tenance personnel. Contact Village DRY CLEANING $2,500; 1971 Mustang, mags, 351, disposition is required is off bottom wide. $300/cord delivered to Chil- Lake Louise Ltd., P.O. Box 5, Lake console shift, p.s., p.b., $3,500 or oyster culture. One block from ferry wharf liwack. For more information call Louise, Alberta TOL 1EO. Phone best offer. 537-5615. 184 Maracaibo Estates Ltd. (Crofton) 858-9471. 18-4 (403)522-3555. 18-1 BULK RATES $6 FOR 8 LBS. 1966 Volkswagen van - rebuilt Charles L. A. Bazzard Have a lot of old things? We'll buy Required for modern Ford dealer• CLEAN & STEAM motor - good body. Excellent Dated 30 April, 1979C them. Phone Matt, 537-9566 eves. ship, automotive mechanic. Pref• * Piece rates available running condition. $650 or best 18-2 18-1 erably with late-model experience * Fast reliable service offer. Ph. 537-9587. 18;-1 with Ford products. Top wages and PROVINCE OF * All cleaning by attendant IOV2 ft. overhang camper, ice box, Help Wanted fringe benefits. Area is sports• BRITISH COLUMBIA Open 9 am - 4 pm stove, furnace, 3-way wiring, $1800 man's paradise. Apply to: Hoskins "CHANGE OF NAME ACT" Phone 246-3112 ^ Phone 537-9339. 184 $200 month part-time. $1,000 Garage, Box 400, Sirdthers, B.C. NOTICE OF APPLICATION month full-time. Housewives, re• VOJ 2NO or phone 847-2241. 18-1 FOR CHANGE OF NAME Budgies 1971 DATSUN 510 tired, students with car. Service NOTICE is hereby given that an Fuller Brush customers in your Work Wanted application will be made to the New bunch just arrived $500-Harkema 537-2963 area. Details, write M. Chester, Director of Vital Statistics for a 18-1 #205 - 1899 Willinedon. Bumahv. Yard cleanup and garden prepara• change of name, pursuant to the EASY TO CARE V5C5T1 17-§ provisions of the "Change of Name 1975 Ford F100 P.U. P.S., radio, tion. Reasonable. Steve Davidson Act," by me:- Wayne Patrick A wonderful childs pet radials, $3000.537-2721. 17-2 Fraser Lake sawmills Ltd. requires 653-4693. 16-4 Certified Benchmen to work in a James Potapoff of R.R. 2, Beddis '75 Honda Civic, 42,000 miles, Foxglove new modern Sawmill Complex Card of Thanks Rd. in Ganges, in the Province of $2,600.653-4678. 18-2 located at Lejac (approximately 3 British Columbia, as follows:- 537-5531 1973 Austin Mini, 58,700 miles, 42 miles east of Fraser Lake, B.C.) I'd like to thank the volunteer fire To change my name from 18-1 miles/gal. $1250. Fast and purple. Sawmill Complex is presently un• department for their prompt re• Wayne Patrick James Potapoff to sponse and to the people and Scuba suit, little used 3/8" Farm• 537-5162 after 4.00 pm. 18-1 der construction and should be in Wayne Patrick James Reynolds. friends helping in the dean up. er John, Vt" jacket, boots, gloves 1970 Chev Impala, 2 door automat• operation in September. Appli• Dated this 30th day of April, A.D. -Dan Bedford. &hood for size 5'9" - 5'10", about ic, excellent running condition, cants will be expected to start work 1979. 150 lbs. Phone days 537-5121, $750 OBO. Ph. 537-2718. 18-1 in August. Replies to be directed 18-1 Wayne Potapoff eves. 537-9745. 18-3 to: Gary Townsend, General Man• Found 184 Boats ager, Fraser Lake Sawmills Ltd., PROVINCE OF Mobile Homes, Trailers ~ Box 100, Fraser Lake, B.C. VOJ Wrist watch in Ganges. Tell us BRITISH COLUMBIA 18' Sea Ray, 1974 with 550 hrs. 165 ISO. 17-3 what it is and it's yours! Contact "CHANGE OF NAME ACT" 15 ft. Canuck trailer, sleeps 4, ice hp Merc. Sounder, bottom painted, Operator for modern photo-type• Driftwood. 18-1 NOTICE OF APPLICATION box, propane stove and light, 12V ready to go. Excellent condition. setting equipment. Must know FOR CHANGE OF NAME & 110 V lights, sink and water Trailer. $7,000.539-5528. 17-2 advertising layout and pasteup. Births NOTICE is hereby given that an tank, good condition, Mayne Is- application will be made to the 27 ft. fibreglass Bayliner Buccan- Send resume to: Box 139, c/o We are proud to announce the birth land, $1350.539-2107. tfn Director of Vital Statistics for a neer, cruising sloop, sleeps 6, 2 BCYCNA, 808, 207 West Hastings of our son, Chad Robert, born April 31 ft. Airstream trailer, twin beds, change of name, pursuant to the burner, alcohol stove, ice refrigera• St., Vancouver, B.C. V6B1H7.16-3 9. With special thanks to Bea Ellis air conditioner, etc. 1970 model, provisions of the "Change of Name tor, sink, dishes, cutlery, private Experienced reporter required by and Dr. Rowell. new tires, awning, etc. 537-9625. head, vanity shower, life lines, Act," by me: Ursula Connelly modern, southern interior weekly Rory and Barb Kinnear. tfn main & jib, 15 hp electric start known as Ursula Medley of Retreat newspaper. Steady position for 18-1 Cove Rd., in Galiano, B.C., in the Mobile home spaces, also trailer Johnson outboard. $13,500. Phone competent person. Usual benefits. Province of British Columbia, as spaces. Cablevision. 537-2583.17-2 collect. 539-2933. 184 Give full particulars to: Advertiser, Deaths follows: 1975 21 ft. Tandem travel trailer; 22' fibreglass cabin cruiser 190 HP Box 142, BCYCNA, 808, 207 West MORRICE, Charles Hugh. In the To change my name from Ursula fully self-contained, with all extras; Ford Mtr., IOB, 132 hrs. 537-9505 Hastings St., Vancouver V6B 1H7. Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria on Connelly to Ursula Medley. 2 - 30 lb. propane tanks; sleeps eves. 18-1 17-3 April 28, 1979, Mr. Charles Hugh Dated this 25 day of April, A.D. five; $4,800. 537-9694. 184 Flying Junior (F.J.) 13'5". Fibre- A progressive weekly paper in Morrice, Hillview Place, Ganges. 1979. glass. IV2 yrs. old. Fully rigged. beautiful Cranbrook, B.C. requires Travel trailer, Kenskill, 19 ft; He is survived by his wife Chris• Ursula Medley Includes selfbalers, new sails, ex• an experienced all-round newspap• propane stove, furnace, hot water, tina, two brothers William and tra gear and trailer. Top shape. er production person as depart• 2-way frig. Sleeps four, bathroom, Donald of Tillsonburg, Ontario, Days: 537-5121, Eves.:537-9745. ment head. Call 489-3455, Koote Wanted to Rent $2295. Year-round site available on v nieces and nephews. He served 18-3 nay Advertiser, Box 369, Cran- St. Mary Lake. 537-2956. 18-1 with the Canadian Royal Engineers Young couple with baby requires a brookB.C. V1C4H9. 184 home, 2 or more bedrooms, good 1974 Premier 3 bedroom mobile and RCAF in World War II. Service references, reasonable. 537-2995. home in Haney. 12' x 68' includes Livestock BUILD A was held in the Family Chapel of CANADIAN MERCHANT FLEET! McCall Bros., Victoria, Tuesday, washer, dryer, fridge, stove. Excel• Versatile Arabian pleasure and THIS IS NO ORDINARY AD PRESERVE OUR COASTLINES! May 1 with the Rev. Vern McEach- lent condition. $9500. Must be breeding stock. Stud service avail- Two children, a dog, and their ern officiating. Cremation. 18-1 moved. Phone 467-4234 to view or able. 537-5100 4-tfn parents want a lovely, large, older write Box 143, c/o BCYCNA, 808, Elect LOOSMORE, Ethel Florence (Mar• home with acreage, ocean frontage 207 West Hastings St., Vancouver, Chicks. B. rock, R.I. red, Buff JIM MANLY gery) In Saanich Peninsula Hospi• acceptable. Interested also in rent• Orpington, Auracana, Rhode X B.C. V6B1H7. 184 as our man in Ottawa tal on Sunday, April 29, Ethel F. ing with option to buy. 537-9304 or Leghorn, etc. Turkey poults. Write Loosmore, longtime resident of 537-9653 eves, or write Box 871, A GOLD MIN£ 2885 Peatt Rd. Victoria or phone to help us. Ganges, widow of the late Harry Ganges, B.C. 18-1 478-3368 for price list. 14-8 Loosmore. She is survived by son To join the fight, phone 537-2021. House wanted - that is beautiful OF BARGAINS Robert of Bella Coola, BC and Three registered quarter horse and secluded. Two-three bedrooms Authorized by the official agent mares, well broke. Good blood daughter Mrs. A. (Rosemary) Eb- unfurnished with appliances. Pre• Jim Manly, NDP 300 Brae Rd., lines. Three fabulous show fillies! urne of Metchosin, seven grand• fer near the ocean. Long term Duncan. 18-1 Three classy stud colts. Free children, 2 great grandchildren and occupancy. Reasonable rent. Oc• delivery in B.C. Phone 692-3722 Heavy duty mechanic required by a brother in England. Cremation. cupancy 15 May. References if (Burns Lake) any time. 18-1 road construction company. Shop, Memorial service will be held at St. required. Call Sandra at the Gar• field work on caterpillar equip• Mary's, The Virgin, Metchosin at 2 den Faire Florist 537-2534 or Classified Rates: Of ment, welding experience preferr• pm, May 2nd. Flowers gratefully 537-5491. \ tfn $1.50 minimum up to 25 words ed. Reply to Box 77, Avola, B.C. declined. Donations to the B.C. Driftwood 6 cents a word VOE1CO. 18-3 Heart Fund would be appreciated. More Classified on Page Twenty-Six Page Thirty GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 2, 1979

For Rent Coming Events Coming Events Notice Business Service Commercial space available im• The Family Centre will hold its first SUNDAY, MAY 6 Is Roller Hockey to con• La Fortune mediately on Rainbow Road across Annual General Meeting on Satur• FREE - 3 PM - EVERYONE COME tinue on Salt Spring from school. Phone 537-5675. tfn day, May 12, 1 pm. All interested Spend one inspiring hour learning Contracting Office space in Lancer Building. persons are welcome to attend. 17-2 about prayer. Island? Phone 537-5453 or 653-4437. tfn Baseball season is here and the Hear the It's up to you, parents^o come out Fully equipped for Ganges Ladies team invites anyone Small one bedroom fourplex, suit• and support the Hockey Associa• any type of construction interested in playing to join us. LECTURE able single person. Fridge and tion at a general meeting for all INCLUDING FORMS Phone after six 537-2847. 18-1 stove included. Electric heat $105 on interested persons. FOR FOUNDATIONS per month. No pets. 537-5102 after Japan Camera Show! All the WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 - 7.30 pm Over 15 years of building homes on 5 pm. tfn latest in camera equipment and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BANQUET ROOM, FULFORD INN Salt Spring and the Islands • 18-1 •FRAMING Two cottages available. One 1 accessories on display. Very spec• in •FOUNDATIONS bdrm. $150; One 2 bdrm. $250; ial sale prices. May 3, 4, 5 at THE VILLAGE GREEN INN, •FINISHING Appliances included. Across street Fotofun Camera, 405 West Hast• Duncan Baha'i ings St., Vancouver V6A 1P5. •RENOVATIONS from ocean. Ph. 537-9616 after 6. Child Care - Ample parking. For more information phone: Phone 685-2517. 184 •CABINETS tfn 184' Saturna 539-2429 By contract or hourly Rebirth Seminar: A discussion S.S.I. YOUTH SOCCER Galiano 539-2834 Furnished Ganges waterfront ap• Office at Keith's Interiors group to learn about a safe, ASSOCIATION Pender 629-3552 artment, suit two adults, $175 per Mouat's Mall effective and easy breathing tech• Salt Spring 537-5643 month. 537-2352. tfn 537-2512 days nique that allows you to remember, tfn SOCCER BANQUET 537-5345 eves. Driftwood for Photocopies re-experience and release any trau• Friday, May 4 - 6 pm ma of birth and childhood; thus DO YOU WANT TO HELP THE helping you to create a more GISS Gymnasium Custom Isle view townhouse at Hundred conscious, fun-filled, satisfying PLAYERS AND PARENTS ONLY. NDP? Hills. 2 bedroom and study, \Vi life. Family Centre, in Community 184 To give a donation or get a sign or Cabinets bath, 2 storey, 1200 sq. ft. - snug, Centre, Thursday, May 10, 7.30 PEOPLE MATTER bumper sticker visit the NDP By contract or hourly all electric and fireplace, stove and pm. Campaign Office on McPhillips CUSTOM CABINETS fridge, w/w carpet. Plenty room for 184 VOTE NDP Ave., Ganges, or phone 537-2021. INTERIOR FINISHING garden. No children or indoor pets. 184 FRAMING References. Ph. 537-2631 5 to 6.30 18-1 Orchid floral school spring day pm or write Box 498, Ganges, VOS The Relief Society classes, May 15th, 1979. Bonded 537-5046 mo. m Friday, May 4,10 am Notice and licensed. 988-1536. Director, Peter Melancon 2 bedroom, den 2 fireplaces water• Gertrude Todd. For brochure tfn at Sonja Bakers home (653-4430) A.A. Meetings, Tuesdays, and Fri• front home available June 1, 1979. ** write: 247 Tomohawk Ave., North day 8 pm. Open meetings last Vancouver, B.C. V7P1C4. 184 $350 per month. Location Sunset Homemaking lesson and Russ's Drive. To see call 537-5667 eves. Friday of month. 537-2322, miniclasses on sewing. 537-9212, 537-2135. tfn LIBERAL ASSOCIATION 18-2 ** OF THE ISLANDS Tractor Service Store for rent on McPhillips, best Nursery provided for children. Long Term Care available. For No Jj6b Too Big location in town. Suitable for shop, EVERYONE WELCOME. information - phone Homemaker Office No. 537-2025 storage, office, space could be 184 Service 537-9822 from 9 am to 12 noon. tfn 184 Or Too Small divided into two. 537-5162 or ROLLER HOCKEY PICNIC 537-9568. 184 Jesus Christ Superstar cast photo• ROTOVATING SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1 o'clock, at SALT SPRING ISLAND YARD CLEAN-UP Cozy 2 bdrm. house with fireplace, graphs on display at Etcetera Book Drummond Park weather permitt• TRUST COMMITTEE GRASS CUTTING close to golf course, avail. June 1, & Stationery. ing, otherwise same time Fulford LANDSCAPING references, $225 per month. Trustees will be in attendance at Hall. Come and bring a box lunch. Are you living with (or near) a GENERAL MAINTENANCE Room 104, in the Court House at 537-2721 18-2 Hot dogs, drinks and ice cream severe drinking problem? Al-Anon, PHONE 537-9405 Ganges every Tuesday morning supplied. Wed., 1.30 pm, Catholic Church on " 12-8 Personal Drake Rd. Contact 537-9549 or from 10 o'clock until noon. tfn NOTE: Please return all 537-2717. tfn Incorporate! 100 Plus filing fees. Community Volunteers needed to help at S • P. C« JSk. m Incorporate yourself - fast - over shirts to coaches or bring RECYCLING shed, 10-1 on Satur• LOST AND FOUND PETS the telephone. Our forms and to picnic. 5c & 10c day, please phone 537-2201. We General enquiries 9 am to 9 pm, typing services are lawyer approv• 184 can RECYCLE only FLATTENED weekdays and 9 am to 7 pm, ed. Call Self-Counsel Services toll *Used clothing, books, CANS, top and bottom removed. Saturday, 537-2123. Please send free 112-800-663-3035. Chargex toys, household items. No cat food cans just squashed. memberships & donations to Box and Mastercharge approved. tfn CORRECTION Nor aerosol, sardine, or paint cans, 522. Ganges, BC. tfn *Upstairs Community Divorce! $100 plus filing fees. toothpaste tubes, wire, car parts, Obtain your uncontested divorce - Centre or light bulbs, please. We only fast -- over the telephone. Our SCHOOL DISTRICT 64 NDP have to dump them. HOURS: forms and typing services are CONTINUING EDUCATION We can RECYCLE BOTTLES and lawyer approved. Call Self-Counsel Offers TRANSPORTATION TO Mon.-Thurs. 1.00-4.00 JARS, labels on but lids off. Services toll free 112-800-663-3035. PHYLLIS COLEMAN'S Fri. 10.00-4.00 Newspapers folded once and tied. POLLS Chargex and Mastercharge accept• YOGA FOR SPRING BROWN PAPER BAGS, and clean Sat. 10.00-1.00 ed^ „ tfn 5 Sessions Only ELECTION DAY Mon. evening 6.30-8, $16 PLASTIC BAGS, for the Farmers MAY 10 Volunteers and Donations needed Need a Divorce? For free informa• Room 4 at the High School Market. CARDBOARD tied in For information: 537-2344 tion and professional, fast, inex• bundles. ALUMINUM FOIL and CALL tfn pensive lawyer-designed services, Wed. morning, 9-10.30, $18 PIE PLATES. HELP recycle, not a Fulford 653-4515 contact: Vancouver Divorce Serv• United Church garbage dump. Never leave out• Ganges 537-2021 Cliff's ice, Suite 8, 1734 West Broadway, side the shed, and try not to block Central 537-2703 Vancouver, B.C. V6J 1Y1. Phone Starting week the doorway. Boat Tops (Clip and save if you will need a 736-2684. 17-6 tfn Live Bait Tanks - Windows - ride to the polls) Mrs. Jacea. Spiritual, tarot card, of May 7, 9 Soft Tops - Cushions The Salt Spring Elementary School NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY palm reader. Past, present, future, Advisory Committee holds an open 537-2154 (no beginners until fall semester) 18-2 business, love, marriage. If bad public meeting on the first Monday Box 746, Ganges To pre-register, call V. Newman luck experienced write problems of each month at 3.30 in the school tfn 537-9251. 184 with f"ll date of birth and send with library. The May 7 meeting will Business Service $10.00 to 2633 East Hastings St., focus on Ganges pedestrian traffic Contractors, do you need a lift Electrical Vancouver, B.C. V5K 1Z5. Phone Help Elect safety issues and the school fund- Hydraulic crane with 30' reach? 255-3246. 18-1 JIM MANLY raising carnival and dinner (to be Available, with operator. Phone' Services held after school Friday, May 11). 537-2662. tfn •RESIDENTIAL Coming Events to succeed 184 GENERALTRUCKING •COMMERCIAL Tommy Douglas The party seen removing my 200 Bingo: Every Saturday night in 537-5663 Call Mel Cooper as our representative in Ottawa. lb. anvil after the fire will they tfn Catholic Church Hall, Drake Road, please return promptly or charges 537-5193 7.30. tfn Residential design - Drafting, To join the campaign will be made. (Dan Bedford) 184 P.O. Box524, Ganges, B.C. MAY5AND6 construction management. tfn phone 537-2021 To probate the will of Paul Horsdal, 537-5104 tfn Saturday and Sunday any additional documents available D.A. SMITH 10 to 6 pm at Sanscha Hall, Sidney Authorized by the official agent of are required. Box 57, Fulford Let Tom Do It. Wallpaper, and SAANICH PENINSULA Jim Manly, NDP, 300 Brae Rd., Harbour. Thank you. 18-1 painting, tiling ceramic walls and General ARTS & CRAFTS Duncan. 184 floors. Vinyl and Lino. Flagstone 26th ANNUAL ARTS & CRAFTS and Quarrie. Evenings 537-5188. Contracting Ltd. SHOW & SALE We Need Tom Volquardsen. 3 Exhibitions and demonstrations. S.S.I. VOLUNTEER Dependable People. Attention Hunters! Booking now •NEW HOMES Presenting Kathleen Craig of FIRE DEPT. 184 for spring bear hunts. Stone rams, •ADDITIONS Sooke as Guest Artist. Admission 19th Annual LET US goat, caribou, moose, grizzly bears •RENOVATIONS 50c. Door prizes. 17-2 and black bears. Liard Outfitters, •FRAMING Pre-natal classes at Family Centre. Fireman's Ball Steam Clean Box 216, Fort Nelson, B.C. VOC Large or small jobs Next series to start Wed. May 16. IRQ. Phone 774-2110. 18 Contract or Hourly 12 years experience Please pre-register by calling FRIDAY, MAY 18,9 PM - 2 AM Your Carpets PHONE 653-4695 after 5.30 pm 537-9522 or 653-4670. 17-2 G.I.S.S. Secondary Auditorium Carpet Guard treatment also avail• able for both new and cleaned The P.O. Box 1026, Ganges, B.C. tfn Try The Music by Bill Cave Orchestra carpets. GULF ISLAND Cabinet Shop Want-Ads Tickets - $10 per person and Crestwood cabinets. Kitchen-bath $2.50 col. inch semi-display available at Fire Hall or any WINDOW CLEANERS DEADLINE 653-4381 537-9841 remodel. Custom cabinets. Pic• For Results fireman. 18-2 tures framed. 537-5104 tfn Monday, 4 pm GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Thirty-One Business Service Real Estate Real Estate Mortgage Loans MORTGAGES Gambier Island retreat. 8.03 wood• WEATHERGARD SHOP SPECTACULAR VIEW!! Salt Spring & Gulf Islands ed acres of serenity, just 35 Funds available for First and Nine year old home just steps from Second Mortgages. Interest Continuous Aluminum minutes from Horseshoe Bay, B.C. Our mortgages allow payoff at Beautiful 5 bedroom home, 3 secluded Beddis Beach. Pictur• rates from 1VA%. esque retirement or recreation 0.9 anytime and offer the lowest bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, 4 sun- payments available. GUTTERS decks, wetbar etc. Priced under acre property offering panoramic For Particulars Call: market value at $140,000. Call Tom views over Captain's Passage, Call Mr. Douglas Hawkes Pender Islands and Ganges Har• M.J. MacGILLIVRAY PARTS & LABOUR Constable at 886-9316. 184 Guaranteed bour. Abundance of fruit trees & 384-7128 Glengarry Realty & 40 subdividable acres. Some high garden fenced for deer protection. seaview, some fertile alder bottom. (after hours 477-9544) Investment Corp. The 2 level home includes 2-3 DOUGLAS HAWKES LTD. Seasonal creek and marketable Phone for Free Estimate anytime: bedrooms and is ideally suited for 990 Blanshard St., Victoria Victoria 479-7138 537-5715 timber. Priced right at $66,500. Ph. separate in-law accommodation. l-M tfc 537-5124. tfn Offered at $59,900. MAYNE ISLAND SHIRLEE DREVER (112) 922-7759 Business Opportunities 40 treed acres with large 3 bdrm. or log residence - use as lodge or Crest Realty 926-7511 (24 hrs.) Pkdfie Village Jean Shop, Phone 537-5014 clubhouse - use as retreat or 174 or 537-5472 ask for Dale. tfn exclusive strata sub-division. Built NORTH END ROAD Specialty Shop Pizza & Ice Cream on highest point of land. Has 30CP 1.8 acres, 365 ft. road frontage, CbastLandsIid. view of San Juan Islands, Mt. i Parlour for sale - popular with drilled well, sea view, lots of cedar residents and tourists - room for Baker, Olympia range, Georgia poles. Only $24,900. Terms avail• _^BA_ RR 1 Port Washington, Pender Island, B.C. VON 2TO expansion. Very promising season Strait, as far as the eye can see. able. Call Ernie Watson. Office »HHH1 (604) 629-3271 (24 nr.) ahead should recover investment Huge granite fireplace, good wells. 270-1711. Home 271-0982. PENDER ISLAND plus. Serious inquiries phone: $237,000. Owner will carry part. VIEW HOME - Older 2 bedroom home with southern exposure ocean 537-2777. 164 Also interested in trade for resi• DORSET REALTY views. 2.19 acres, landscaped with flower and vegetable gardens, dence Lower Mainland. Ralph Kel• lawns and fruit trees. A very pleasant setting. Garage and workshop. KNITTING MACHINE DEALER ler, 604-598-5144 or write T.L. 8181 Park Road Three wells. Short walk to ferry and marina. $79,000. Now you can be the Studio Dealer Mann & Associates, 1820 Oak Bay Richmond, B.C. 700 sq. ft. one bdr. home. Din. rm. fireplace, appliances inc. 1.28 ac. for your area, selling machines and Ave., Victoria, BC V8R1B9 tfn • tfn level and parklike. Private setting. $44,000. accessories from your home or 68 Mountain acres. Southern expo• 1200 sq. ft. 3 bdr. split level. Vt basement. 1.05 Ac. High sunny location By Owner: Comfortable 3 bedroom shop. Enthusiasm to promote the sure, 7 acres clear, new home, with seaview. Near beach and marina. $51,000. modern home. Two bedrooms up - machine is the key. Excellent gravity water, hydro available New 3 bdr. home over 1500 sq. ft. living space. Large country kitchen one down. Family room (large) return available on minimal invest• soon. $36,000. G. Rempel, Box 46, and living room. 2% Acres, sunny exposure. $62,000. Living room 24 x 20 with a massive ment. Interested parties please Grand Forks, B.C. VOH 1HO. New 4 bedroom basement home of over 1900 sq. ft. Many features fireplace. Double enclosed carport. reply to Mrs. N. Dennis, 4166 Phone 447-6682. 18-1 including octagon shaped din. rm. sep. laundry rm. pantry, hobby rm. Patio doors off L/R and D/R onto a 3 Halifax St., Burnaby, B.C. V5C and workshop. Curved sundeck. A Acres with glimpse of the sea. sun deck which gives a panoramic 3X2. tfn $88,000. yl view of the San Juans, Gulf Islands Real Estate Wanted Tire, Muffler and Brake shop, fully Vi ac. treed, southern exposure, unobstructed views.driveway in to and Vancouver. Must be seen to be Would you like a professional equipped, in North Central B.C. building site. $14,500. appreciated. Phone 537-5411. tfn opinion as to the market value of 45' x 55' 3 - bay building on 4 lots. 2.1 Ac. spectacular ocean view property. Southern exposure. Easy your home or property. You can get $150,000 takes all. Winter/summer Want to sell your House? access to level building site. $31,000. this without charge or obligation by sports area. Call Burt 847-9428 Why not try a professional realtor CALL MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271 phoning Leo Horncastle at Islands days, 847-2838 eves, or write: Box with 25 years residential sales or visit our office on the waterfront at Hope Bay, North Pender in the Gulf, 537-5521 (Days), 2648, Smithers, B.C. VOJ 2NO. experience. Call Alma McQuiggan Island. 537-2629 (Eves.) 18-1 184 at Islands in the Gulf, 537-5521 (Days) 537-9362 (Eves.) 18-1 Modern 3 bedroom home on small Fully equipped grocery store and acreage with view and some arable cafe including property and build• By Owner: 1.14 acres in St. Mary's land and good water supply. Pre• ing. Plus stock. Excellent returns. Highlands with excellent ocean CANADA TRUST ferably some fruit trees and out Financial statement available. Ow• view, all services & driveway in. buildings. 537-5824. 18-1 GULF ISLANDS DIVISION ners wanting to retire. Phone 537-9511,537-9539 eves. 18-5 692-3324, Burns Lake, B.C. 18-2 Will sell, or trade, beautiful view GALIANO ISLAND No competition. This old establish• 300 ft. W.F. home; guest quarters, Photocopies Retreat Cove area. 1700 sq. ft. 2 level home. High bank, ed boat moving business cannot be double plumbing, art work, every• superb view overlooking Salt Spring, Wallace and the Secre• duplicated anywhere. The only one thing; need smaller home or pad. Driftwood-537-2211 tary Islands. Full width front deck plus large rear and side- with complete licensing. For all of Phone 653-4392, evenings. decks. Requires some interior finishing, lots of potential. B.C. and most of Washington. $99,000. Doing good volume and room for MAYNE ISLAND much more - ideal partnership. Call New deluxe double mobile home with 2 bedrooms, den, Dick Kline 985-9544. A.E. LePage large living room and dining and kitchen area. Includes Ltd. 184 appliances and drapes. View deck on 2 sides overlooking Vil• Bait Distributors wanted for pre• lage Bay and Active Pass. $55,000. packaged Dew and Redworms . Vi acre view lot next door, walk to ferry. $12,000. Bulk sale. Breeding stock. For NORTH PENDER ISLAND more information write: Fonss Oceanfront cottage on Mouat Point, 768 sq. ft. with large Worm Farm, 11989 - 267 St., cJinv&e

CANADATRUST Mainly Mayne Now in our 10th year of offering a specialized Gulf Islands Real Estate BAKERY BY ELSIE BROWN Service. Always a good selection of carefully priced properties on most islands. FOR SALE Candidates in the forthcoming We offer - elections have been coming and (business only) A full time professional service going during the past week. Coast to coast referral through our many branches Well Established Locally Social Credit candidate Hugh Maximum exposure through advertising where it Curtis, accompanied by Premier all details with counts and we use the Greater Vancouver and Victoria Bennett, made a successful landing MARY SMALL 537-5577 (OFFICE) Multiple Listing Service by helicopter on farm land west of 537-9566 (EVES.) So if you are thinking of buying or selling or would like an appraisal the hall on Tuesday morning. They JEFFS REALTY were greeted by a fair turnout of ca" Ron Simpson, Salt Spring Residence 653-4515 (GULF ISLANDS) LTD. islanders including two people who Jim Leake, Office 278-3531, Residence 943-7862 had composed parodies on some North Pender Island 629-3464 well known tunes. Won't You Go Canada Trust, 6380 No. 3 Road, Richmond, B.C. Home Bill Bennett was well taken V6S 2B3 John Liver by the premier. BB Provincial NDP candidate John Galiano 539-2119 Mika was accompanied by his wife and federal NDP candidate Jim BLOCK BROS. - GULF ISLANDS SERVICE Manly on Thursday afternoon. The A GULF ISLAND HOME OR CABIN FOR EVERYONE Silver Maynes bus trip the same day affected the attendance, issues ISulf Islands MAYNE ISLAND affecting islanders were discussed. Lot plus basic 12x12 cabin. View & a walk away from public Rev. and Mrs. John Rodine REALTY LTD entertained at a Buffet Supper at anchorage. $12,500. 537-5577 "Twin Totems" Friday evening, STURDIES BAY GALIANO April 21 when members of Com• Box 750, Fulford-Ganges Rd., Ganges, BC Cottage (charming) plus guest cabin. $32,500. munity Church gathered to bid farewell to Bill and Ada Bowman FINISH OFF THIS HOME ON 5 ACRES - who are leaving shortly for Brent• on the bluffs Galiano $37,000. wood Bay, Vancouver Island. An enjoyable social evening followed. YOUR GALIANO HOBBY FARM - Mary Belle Jarman sang one of her Old home on 4 acres with barn & chicken coop $44,500. lovely gospel hymns, accompanied by Nfta Flick at the piano. John Choice of: Rodine entertained with stories LOTS, ACREAGES & WATERFRONTS TOO relating' fo the Bowmans' early courting days and some of then- island experiences. Lil Rodine 3479 Dunbar Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6S 2C3 made a presentation on behalf of the assembled guests to the well known couple, and good wishes in their new home were extended to them. Bill and Ada have a daugh• ter, Janis and a son, William and Box 570, four grandchildren. Ganges, B.C. A bus load of Silver Maynes BUILDERS OWN CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME in warm cedar, 3 members had a most enjoyable trip large and interestingly shaped bedrooms, den, 2 bathroom, enormous VOS1EO to attend the Annual Tulip Festival country farmhouse-kitchen with bay window, panelled living room at Oak Harbour, Whidby Island with heatilator fireplace, etc. A pretty setting in an area of fine homes. Islands-inthe last Thursday. They left Mayne on $68,700. the 7.40 am ferry, catching the bus SUPER LAKEVIEW 1 ac. plus lot on a quiet paved road, serviced at Tsawwassen. They passed fields just $17,500. of tulips of every known colour on VERY SECLUDED .75 ac. heavily treed lot on a paved cul-de-sac, GULF 537-5521 their way, stopping at Oak Harbour serviced $14,500. Community Park for lunch. They 3 ACRE RETREAT with small lake, cabin and gentle south slope LOVELY SEAVIEW from the large sundeck. 2 Storey, 3 bedroom$. drove south to Mulkiteo on the with valley view just yards from golf course & tennis courts $25,000. Raised hearth, heatolator fireplace in living room and airtight stove in southern tip of the island where TONY HOLMES 537-5577 (OFFICE) 537-2758 (EVES.) rec. room cut down heating expenses. $67,500. MLS. they boarded a ferry to Mt. FULFORD HARBOUR TRANQUILITY * * * Vernon. Vi Hamilton, who was Rock bluffs and evergreens provide a natural setting for this delight• PRICE REDUCTION — now asking $30,700 for this 4+ acres of convener for the trip, reported that ful, newly renovated two bedroom cottage tucked away above Fulford beautifully treed property. Water piped to the property. A Must See. it was a perfect day for the outing MLS. Harbour. Complete privacy yet only a short walk to stores and the with all the trees and shrubs in ferry. A new separate workshop completes this neat package. $53,000. ALMA MCQUIGGAN 537-5521 (DAYS) 537-9462 (EVES.) bloom, making it a colourful scenic MLS. #39510. * * * tour. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES CONVENIENCE ANl3 COMFORT Visiting Clare and Vi Hamilton This strata title home provides approx. 1500 ft. of convenient living A choice of two island properties with good revenue and the potential for more. Why not invest at better than bank rates? Enquiries Please. at Bennett Bay have been Clare's with a great seaview. 2 bedrooms. 1 V? baths and a large finished day• sister Mrs. Ray Bowman from light basement plus a small garden area. Ideal for a retired couple. MOORAGE AT YOUR FRONT DOOR How many locations are there where you can have sheltered moorage Saskatchewan; brother and sister- $41,500. MLS #38981. in-law, Cecil and Eileen Hamilton A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS like this. Large I acre lot and a modern 3 bedroom home. $95,700. MLS. of Burnaby and Bob and Irene In spring and summer grow your own vegetables and flowers in the Lodge of Regina. neat landscaped garden or choose between two sea view sundecks. In FINEST OCEAN VIEW fall & winter sit beside a roaring fire and watch the freighters go by just Large family home with ocean views. Wood interiors and quality con• Mayne Island School will have outside your window. All year long enjoy this immaculate 2 bedroom struction. Fireplace and much more. $83,900. MLS. the addition of a library by next home. $65,900. SEMI WATERFRONT HOBBY FARM fall. The classroom presently used A SKY VALLEY ESTATE Over five acres with fruit orchard, 3 bedroom 1500 sq. ft. older home by grades three, four and five will Level approach through 5 acres of evergreens and arbutus brings you and farm outbuilding. Ocean View. $75,000. be converted for this project. The to this unique architect designed home set high on the edge of a ridge BEAUTIFUL LOG HOME request for funds to buy 800 books overlooking the Beddis Valley, Ganges Harbour and the Outer On a well treed I acre property with lake views and western exposure. has been approved. Islands. This 2 bedroom home features a massive rock fireplace and Onlv $53,000. MLS. Congratulations to Rooney and cantilevered view solarium in the living room. An extensive sundeck RON MCQUIGGAN 537-5521 (DAYS) 537-9220 (EVES.) Mable Johnston of Fernhill Road adjoins the dining room. Highest quality workmanship throughout. who welcomed a new granddaugh• $134,900. MLS. #39974. ter recently. Proud parents are i/: ACRE MOBILE HOME BUILDING SITE. All services. Sewer, DAVID DUKE 537-5577 (OFFICE) 653-7538 (EVES.) Sam and Arm Johnston of Harris, water, cablevision. Try your offer to $17,500. Sask. FANTASTIC VIEW 1.67 ACRE NICELY TREED building lot on quiet road. Only 1.5 Inadvertently ornmitted from No hill climbing here to have one of the most expansive views on the miles from Ganges. ONLY $11,000. last issue was the mention that island. This roomy home is situated on .8 of an acre with lots of park• 1.51 ACRE VIEW LOT with well near sheltered moorage and boat Galen deWolf was in charge at the ing and some garden area. Self-contained suite in basement for in-laws launch. Asking $18,900. Gaol over the Easter weekend. Her or guests. Spacious living room, dining room and three big bedrooms NEW 3 BR. HOME on .65 acre. Thermo windows. On water system. family have been long-time com• makes this a home with elbow room to enjoy both indoor and outdoor Sunny location with excellent view, 'A mile from ocean. $59,900. muters for many years. Her help at living. Priced right at $86,500. HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL — Unique 2 BR rough cedar home on the museum was very much appre• $36,000 — STARTER 1.17 acre treed lot. Piped water. Needs finishing touches. $45,000. ciated. Close to lots of activity and ideal for a couple. Two bedrooms. Frank• LEO HORNCASTLE 537-5521 (DAYS) 537-2629 (EVES.) lin Fireplace in pretty living room. A place for chickens and garden * * * Joyce Mitchell will have a show $46,000 — COTTAGE of her paintings at the Airport Inn, SCOTT POINT WATERFRONT 175' easy beach access, 1.3 ac, Delta B Room, Richmond, Friday, On 1 '/> acres of meadow, room for a few animals. Two bedrooms, south exp., luxury 3 BR, 2 bath home. $84,900. May 11, 7 pm - 12 pm; Saturday, workshop-garage. View of ocean. COUNTRY LIVING, sunny location, 3 BR.. I '/ bath home, 1.54 ac. 2 May 12, 1 pm - 12 pm; Sunday, $45,000 — LUXURY arable, barn, corral, shrubs & tulips galore. $63,500. May 13, 1-10 pm. Ron will feature On one acre of treed seclusion near Vesuvius, this 24' x 59' mobile EXCELLENT SEAVIEW 4V2 Ac. across from ocean. $45,000. restored antique furniture. home has everything, including easy maintenance. HUNDRED HILLS Coming Events VESUVIUS - $74,500 '/•> Ac. lots of big trees. $17,500. Near beachand safe moorage, this large family home plus guest cot• Mayne Island Volunteer Fire• GANGES y4 AC. fruit trees galore. $19,900. tage is unique in its location. Two floors of living with a place for eve• men will hold a pancake breakfast GANGES 2.85 AC. excellent Spring Water. $19,900. Sunday, May 13 at the Fire Hall ryone. Ideal for further development with gardens and decorating. BETTY VALDEZ 537-5521 (DAYS) 537-9754 (EVES.) MARY SMALL 537-5577 (OFFICE) 537-9566 (EVES.) from 9 am - 12 noon to honour mothers on Mother's Day. Page Thirty-Three Wednesday, May 2, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD

ALT *A What's happening at SPRIN G ELEMENTARY

BY IAN JUKES cians, jugglers, and participation onday, and Salt Spring Elementary With singleness of mind the dramatics, not to mention oodles of ran and walked three kilometres to masses steamed from the landing wholesome, nutritious foods, the raise over $115 for crippled child• craft and into the waiting trans• trek was reversed and back we ren. What a sight it was as they ports. Slowly the convoy moved hurried to catch the ferries and rumbled through town in what had out. Their objective lay several return to relative tranquility. to be the biggest mass participaton kilometres away in the heart of a DAY TO REMEMBER exercise held by the schools in From the secluded swimming pool deck of this charming home you strange and foreign land, but Moving a whole school (and a some time. can look down the length of St. Mary Lake. 1800 sq. ft. on two floors. already the travellers could feel whole district) is not a matter to be BIG, RED BEAR pC* full basement. 3 bedrooms, den. 2 bathrooms, fir beams and lots something in the air: tension, taken lightly, yet all went off Looking down the hall some of warm cedar. Situated in an area of fine homes on a quiet cul-de-sac. anticipation, excitement. without enormous problem. students were seen with jaws this home is tremendous value at $64,500. Quickly, time passed until sud• Thanks to Larry Holbrook, Super• agape as a big red bear trundled For further information, denly, there they were, the tents. visor of Instruction, and Tom by - no it wasn't the Great Root CALL TONY HOLMES The transports quickly unloaded; Watson, principal, for all their Bear, it was the RCMP Safety 537-5577 (OFFICE) 537-2758 (HOME) everything was made ready, and organization. Certainly it was a day Bear, here to teach traffic and JEFFS REALTY (GULF ISLANDS) LTD. off they charged, into the "Great• teachers and students will remem• general safety to the primary est Little Show", a kaleidoscope of ber. students. I was tempted to order a colour, sounds, and smells. Otherwise, a very busy agenda: teen burger. WATERFRONT Several hours later, after pupp• last Wednesday over 400 children In the gym the action is hot and ets, circuses, mime theatres, musi• from Fernwood, Gulf Islands Sec- heavy as playoffs have begun. RETIREMENT HOME After a great struggle the Flyers and Bruins were eliminated, leav• Superb ocean views overlooking private marina and southern Gulf MACAULAY NICOLLS MAITLAND & CO. LTD. Islands. Southern exposure. Year round sheltered moorage at your ing it up to the Canadians and Marine Drive, West Vancouver Leafs to battle for the final berth doorstep. 1118 Sq. Ft. 2 bedroom basement home. Post and beam. 926-6811 Anytime Franklin Fireplace and all appliances inc. Large Sundeck. Level lot against league champion Islanders. with garden and law. $75,000. I service the Gulf Islands specializing on the "Penders" North House activities have been and South, situated to the south of the B.C. Gulf Island chain. suspended temporarily as we pre• For more information and an appointment to view We have a continual inventory of properties ranging from low pare for the Vancouver Island CALL MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271 (24 Hrs.) priced lots, homesand large acreages. When you wish tobuy or Track Meet on May 25. In our PACIFIC COAST LANDS LTD. sell please call closest activity yet the Broncos won PENDER ISLAND, B.C. the field ball title edging out the VON 2T0 TED DEVER 629-3434 Collect for fast efficient service tfn Colts by two points. Overall, the Stallions lead the Mustangs by one point. / SAFETY TEAM /> Friday, a very timely event, the B.C. Hydro Safety Team arrives to Salt Spring Lands spend an afternoon with our stud• ents. This being great kite weather and what with the kite accidents in Box 69, Ganges 537-5515 Powell River last month, this visit LAKEFRONT "HOBBY FARM" HOME HOBBY FARMS could not have come at a better moment. 3.68 Acres, arable land, fenced for pasture and garden area. Plus 3 bedroom home with stone fireplace, excellent sea view from kitchen, Finally, remember: our Spring dining room and living room. 2 bathrooms over 1400 sq. ft. of luxury Carnival is next Friday. Many living space. Also workshop & carport. Private, fenced area with parents, particularly Lynn Matth• Swimming Pool. Price $89,500. ews and her organizers, and many 5'/i Acs., excellent sea view, arable land, close to Ganges, 3 BR. home students, have done a great deal of full basement. Price $78,000. work to make this a success. Plan 2}A Acs. of fenced pasture land, good water system, lake view 48 ft. to spend Friday afternoon, May 11 mobile home, guest cottage, and large workshop and horse barn. Price with us. $47,500. TOPPING CALI MEL Too Late to Classify 537-5515 (DAYS) 537-2426 (EVES.) CARS BRAND NEW Just listed! 2.77 Acres on St. Mary Lake in the sunshine. All cleared '75 Ford F150 Super cab, 390 V-8,4 and fenced. Room for a horse or 2 cows. Showplace garden! 380 ft. spd., full canopy with sliding lakefrontage with dock. Older home features 2 fireplaces, 2 bedrooms. windows, excellent condition. Magnificent view from large living room. Only $85,000. 537-9804 after 7 pm. tfn BUSINESS SERVICES DUTCH BEAUTY SALON Land 0.73 Ac. — "C-2 Commercial" excellent parking and room to ASTROLOGY expand. Lies between 2 roads. Building 650 sq. ft. - in good repair. Business - thriving - includes fixtures. Statements - available to inter• * Gasses ested parties. Price - $59,500. (Plus stock) * Chart Interpretation 10 Ac. Farm? Your impossible dparp-^-^Mak1-. e it come true. 1/3 cleared * Chart Construction arable farmland, split rail f<""fVV\' inter stream. Rest is cedar and For information call: fir trees. Hydro, cable TV .GLVJ?nk and field in. The price? Unbeata• BETTE KLEIN M.Sc. 537-9563 ble at $45,000. ^ or write Box 1117, Ganges, VOS1EO LAKEVIEW BUILDING LOT New 3 BR. home on .45 Ac. lot. quality built, piped water and paved : Just listed 0.67 Ac. on piped water. Sunny location near access to road. Sunny location. Install the flooring of vour choice. $52,500. BOATS Cusheon Lake. Power, phone on lot. Really a bargain at $12,500. CALL BOB TARA 1974 24V2 foot Bayliner, 185 H.P. PLEASE CALL DICK TRORY 537-5515 (DAYS) 653-4435 (EVES.) Waukesha with Volvo outdrive.... 537-2236 (EVES.) 537-5515 (DAYS) boat sleeps six; contains: galley, CAN YOU HELP! ^NDER ISLAND head, C.B., depth sounder, trim HOLIDAY LIGHT AND BRIGHT! I have just received my Real Estate License and need listings. If you tabs, 8 ft. rubber dinghy and more. want an efficient, enthusiastic salesperson who will work hard to move Price $15,500. Phone 537-9829.18-1 your property: CARS CALL MARG KEATING 629-3329 '76 Austin Mini, low mileage $2200 Moore your boat at your door step. Half acre waterfront lot in shel• OBO. 537-5167. 18-1 tered bay. Water, paved road, next to park. $32,500. CARS Beautiful ocean and lakeview lot. Lovely cleared building site. Drive• 4x4, '78 Chev V% ton, 350, 4BBL, way in, on sewer and water. 11,000 miles, 4 speed, hubs, 2 gas CALL MARG KEATING 629-3329 PENDER, B. C. tanks, dual exhaust, AM/FM cass• GALIANO ISLAND ette, 8.75 x 16.5 radial snows, $6800 or offers. See Russ at Gulf Hilltop home site on 1.35 Ac. arbutus ridge with spectacular southw• Station. 18-1 est view, on water system. Spanish Hills. $25,000. Near ferry. 2 Br. pan-abode with superb view, wide deck, basement FOR RENT Jog to the beach orsuntan on the decks from this neat and clean 2 bed• workshop, furnace, franklin fireplace, wharf for small boat, sheltered Two duplexes on 4 acres, seaview, room cottage. On 1 / 3 acre, one mile to Long Harbour. Good value for moorage. $59,500. close to town. Very large, $350 per $37,500. Comfortable older style home on 5 Ac. in the valley with garden area, month; small, $175. Also caretaker FAMILY HOME WITH COTTAGE fruit trees & berries, large work shed, drilled well. 3 bdr. full basement wanted. 537-5883. 18-1 Stroll to your cottage on a summer evening for a game of pool from fireplace. $67,500. WANTED this cozy open design, 1200 sq. ft. panabode. On .78 Ac. on Old Scott Ten acres woodland with small meadow, big timber, southwest view. Foster home wanted for 11-year- Rd., in a very natural setting with southern exposure. Listed for $37,500. with only 20', down. old boy. Reply in writing to Mrs. $62,500. CALL GALIANO BRANCH OFFICE 539-2250 Perkin, Ministry of Human Re• CALL MARTIN LIPSKY 537-5515 (DAYS) JEAN LOCKWOOD 539-2442 EVES. sources, No. 103, 9790 Second St., Sidney, V8L3Y8. 18-1 SALT SPRING LANDS LTD. Box 69, Ganges, B.C PHONE 537-5515 MORE CLASSIFIEDS ON PAGE THIRTY-FOUR Page Thirty-Four GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 2, 1979 wmmmmm An election preview Young Labour strife or labour strength musicians meet BY MARNIE DUFF Socreds will likely be returned There are a number of young musicians on Salt Spring Island BY FRANK RICHARDS behind the union critics. Can they move mountains? who are getting a marvellous Premier Bennett comes to Salt Spring Island for The second is how great is the fear of labour strife? opportunity to come together and luncheon and opposition supporters gauge the To many people in this province, the coupling of share their music with others. On extent of the crowd with him, in order to assess his politics and labour means a spiral of wages Sunday afternoon we gat«. d at support. Dave Barrett travels from town to town approved by a weak government to the detriment of the home of Ariadne Sawyer and and the noise of the reception is measured as a stand• those on pensions or other fixed incomes. It also car• heard some of the children accom• ard of popularity. ries the connotations of increased militancy under pany each other with their instru• It is likely that none of these things will have an the sunny gaze of a partisan government. ments. influence on the final result. The left and the right will always support their The program included a short There is a province-wide weariness of Social respective philosophies. The fervent New Democrat piece played together by Brett Credit. The Victoria government has done little to does not swing to Social Credit or the Socred sup• Marshall (piano) and Raven Duff cultivate friends: and quite a few things to lose porter to socialism. It is the man in the middle who (flute), followed by a solo piece by support. makes the choice. The uncommitted, floating voter each of these children; Kerra But how many of those disaffected towards Social who flits from left to right and back again on a whim Downey (cello) and Celle Strikwer- Credit will support the New Democrats? The NDP or under the emotional urges of the moment. da (piano) accompanied each other. would hope to see a sweep across. As they might. THE MAN IN THE MIDDLE We were delighted with Brian But it is less than likely. That man in the middle: does he favour the mil• Davies, aged two, piano duet with There are two counts against the NDP. itary precision of a Socred government drill or the Celle; Barbara Graham played a LEERY OF SOCIALISM easy-moving, unaggressive socialist regime? piano piece; and Geoff Hall and Raven Duff combined flute and Many British Columbians are leery of socialism. And having evaluated those two philosophies, piano. It is an evil monster to many and they see it as a probably using any one of a thousand different, threat. This aspect of the New Democratic chances illogical yardsticks, the man in the middle must This group is working slowly is a diminishing risk. A decade ago there was more decide whether he wants the rule of the market place towards the rather exciting goal of concern. Two decades ago there was stark fear. to govern his affairs or the champion of the worker. simple ensemble playing and being The greater mark against the New Democrats is Right now it's anybody's guess. able to accompany each other in an more likely its close link with organized labour. In a When the election was called it seemed unlikely, enjoyable situation. All performers province riddled with labour strife you have to be at a casual glance, that the Socreds could be threa• at this gathering were between the either a labour fan or an opponent. tened. By this time, that possibility is very much in age§ of two and 11 and it indicated The supporters of unrest are convinced that they the open. thart there is much talent to be are restive as a last resource and that their every The election could result in a minority govern• found in the young people on this move is made in desperation. The critics don't share ment for either party. island. Anyone wishing for more those sentiments and the labour picture scares them Neither the Liberals, who appear to have col• information about these monthly away. lapsed completely as a provincial entity, nor the get-togethers please call Mrs. This question of labour's strength may well prove Conservatives, whose sudden build-up stopped as Sawyer at 537-2125. to be the key to the May 10 election. Organized suddenly as it started, are likely to materially affect labour has expressed strong criticism of the Social the outcome. Credit regime. Its leaders have spoken out against MARGINAL SOCREDS They are that government and they have urged support of the While my guess would be a Socred government NDP. with a marginal majority, it is only a guess. And like meeting twice WHAT WEIGHT DOES IT CARRY? all guesses, it could be way out. How much weight does it carry? Will the voters of And my second guess would be that neither John a month the province rally to the call of the union leaders and Mika, the only strong challenger, nor John Green, Next meeting of the Salt Spring vote solidly for NDP? If they do and if their numbers Stephens" right-hand man. can oust Hugh Curtis. Parks and Recreation Commission are great, then the result of the election is clear Curtis has the odd distinction of being about the will be held May 14. The commiss• before we go to the polls. only man in the Cabinet who hasn't spent part of the ion has met once a month in the There are two questions to be answered by every recent sessions sucking his feet. I can't see him past but lately there has been a forecaster of the election. The first is the weight licked! greater amount of business to get - through. Don't throw away this newspaper: Meetings are held in the ele• RECYCLE IT mentary school library at 8 pm. Alihipporhinocrocidiligator, Gumboot Lollipop

DRIFTWOOD MILLER &T0YN BEE Performance, makeup FOR PHOTOCOPIIiS workshop at Pender If you have 2-/6. s4cJ?£<5 There was some clowning themselves and each other into problem around at Pender School Friday butterflies, space creatures and when Victoria entertainer Dolly their favourite members of water.... Hopkins brought the Alihipporhin• "Kiss". ocrocidiligator and Gumboot Lolli• Even the teachers and some pop to Pender Island. parents got into the act. Children of all ages got into the Motorists on Pender that after• act during the performance and noon may well have wondered at makeup workshop sponsored by the roaming rainbow which explo• the Arts for B.C. Schools section of ded upon the roads at three the B.C. Touring Council and o'clock. Well, ft has often been said organized by a Parent Teacher that Penderites are no ordinary Club committee. folks! Q j The Alihippo opened the show •HARDNESS -SEDIMENT with a song and dance number •IRON •ACIDITY following which he hesitantly ac• Seminar •TASTE »ODOR cepted tokens of appreciation ("it's Are you looking for a home under $50,000? a stone; it won't bite!") from will look You Need Culligan Water admirers and engaged in friendly Take time to read this ad. banter with the audience. The most complete line of The timid critter then managed at marketing water conditioning equip• 2 Bedroom on 0.37 Ac. $33,000. ment for rental or purchase! to accomplish a rather awkward A business management 1 Bedroom part basement 2.16 ac. $37,000. metamorphosis into the clown seminar arranged by the Federal 2 Bedroom on 0.68 Ac. $37,500. Gumboot Lollipop. Had it not been Business Development Bank will Call 656-6115 3 Bedroom on .50 Ac. $43,000. for the primary grades' expertise in be held at the Harbour House and say. . . 2 Bedroom on .50 Ac. $43,000. "how to dress" and their willing Hotel May 10. Topic of the 3 Bedroom on 2.00 Ac. $46,000. assistance, the witless Gumboot Seminar will be Marketing — An 2 Bedroom on almost 3 Ac. $47,000. might still be writhing turtle-like Introduction. m 3 Bedroom, workshop & carport $48,000. on the floor trying to negotiate an Between 20 and 25 people are 2 Bedroom Tidal waterfront .43 Ac, $48,000. obstreperous costume. expected to attend the function, 3 Bedroom on 2.74 Ac. subdividable $49,000. When the makeup workshop which will be one of several 2 Bedroom on .75 Ac. $49,500. began, the audience literally leap• hundred being conducted by the ed into action. After Gumboot had FBDB across Canada. demonstrated the basics on one 9830 3rd St., Sidney EVES. BERT TIMBERS 537-5391 Various aspects of marketing a willing model, the rest showed no HARVEY HENDERSON 653-4380 product or service will be exam• inhibitions. They transformed ined using a case study method. V 23 • Page Thirty-Five Wednesday, May 2, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Barnyard Socialism

Once upon a time there was a Little Red Hen who scratched about and uncovered some grains of wheat. She called her barnyard neighbours and said, "If we worktogether and plant this wheat, we will have some fine bread to eat. Who will help me plant the wheat?"

"Not I," said the Cow. "Not I," said the Duck. "Not I," said the Goose. "Then I will," said the Little Red Hen and she did.

After the wheat started growing, the ground turned dry and there was no rain in sight. "Who will help me water the wheat?" said the Little Red Hen. "Not I," said the Cow. "Not I," said the Pig. "Equal rights," said the Goose. "Then I will," said the Little Red Hen and she did. The wheat grew tall and ripened into golden grain. "Who will help me reap the wheat?" asked the Little Red Hen. A. "Not I," said the Cow. "Not I," said the Duck. "Out of my classification," said the Pig. "Not I," said the Goose. "Then I will," said the Little Red Hen and she did. When it came time to grind the flour, "Not I," said the Cow. "I'd lose my unemployment insurance," said the Duck.

When it came time to bake the bread, "that's overtime for me," said the Cow. "I'm a dropout and never learned how," said the Duck. "I'd lose my welfare benefits," said the Pig. "If I'm the only one helping, that's discrimination," said the Goose. "Then I will," said the Little Red Hen and she did. She baked five loaves of fine bread and held them up for her neighbours to see.

"I want some," said the Cow. "I want some," said the Duck. "I want some," said the Pig. "I demand my share," said the Goose. "No," said the Little Red Hen. "I can rest for a while and eat five loaves myself." "Excess profits," cried the Cow. "Capitalist leech!" screamed the Duck. "Company fink," grunted the Pig. "Equal rights," screamed the Goose. And they hurriedly painted picket signs and marched around the Little Red Hen singing, "We shall overcome." And they did.

For when the Farmer came to investigate the commotion, he said, "You must not be greedy Little Red Hen. Look at the oppressed Cow. Look at the disadvantaged Duck. Look at the underprivileged Pig. Look at the less fortunate Goose. You are guilty of making second-class citizens of them."

"But-but-but I earned the bread," protested the Little Red Hen. "Exactly," the wise Farmer said. "That is the wonderful free enterprise system; anybody in the barnyard can earn as much as he wants. You should be happy to have all this freedom. In other barnyards, you would have to give all five loaves to the Farmer. Here you give four loaves to your suffering neighbours."

And they lived happily ever after. Including the Little Red Hen, who smiled and clucked, "I am grateful, I am grateful."

But her neighbours wondered why she never baked any more bread.

\d\ertiscmcnt Page Thirty-Six GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, May 2, 1979 Fulford Pesticide TIDE TABLES Fund's donation boxes are stolen • (Pacific Standard Time) (From Page One) 3 0610 7.7 approximately 700 square feet in 0805 7.8 Child in the picture was a victim of theft on area. Cable landings are where TH 1535 3.9 Salt Spring Island last week. The local repre• underwater transmission cables sentative of the Save the Children Fund, Jean come up out of the water and on to 4 0000 10.5 the overland transmission towers. Knight, reports that a number of the fund's 0720 7.2 MANPOWER INSTEAD? FR donation boxes have been stolen. She wond• 0950 7.4 When Storrie was asked why 1635 4.5 ers if the thief was "really that hard up". the job could not use manpower "We, who are so lucky to live in Canada, instead of chemicals, he said one 5 0040 10.4 and especially on Salt Spring, with our wel• reason was that there isn't 100 per 0745 6.6 fare and unemployment monies, good clean cent mortality to weed growth SA 1145 7.2 food and free clothing store run by the Com• unless a chemical is used. He also 1740 5.1 munity Society, surely do not find it necessary said there were safety considera• to stoop so low as to steal money intended to tions. The areas to be treated are 6 0115 10.2 help so many unfortunate, homeless and already double-fenced for the pub• 0820 5.9 starving children," said Mrs. Knight. lic's safety, he said, and that if SU 1315 7.4 anyone other than Hydro employ• 1840 She also had some advice for whoever took 5.5 ees were engaged to do the job, the money. they would have to be supervised. 7 0145 10.0 "If ever you are so tempted again, please The matter came up at last 0830 5.2 think of those more unfortunate than your• week's meeting of the Capital MO 1430 7.8 self." Regional Board. The board decided 1930 6.0 to ask the Pesticide Control Branch and the mter-ministry -Pesticide 8 0200 9.9 Control Committee to have posters 0900 4.5

advising of spraying programs TU s 1540 8.4 placed in the areas concerned. 2020 6.4 Regarding the notice in the Recreation centre Nanaimo Hydro office, director Jim 9 0230 9.7 Over $500 Campbell remarked that it could be 0925 3.6 useful for those people who com• WE 1615 8.9 (From Page One) mute between Galiano and that 2110 6.7 dollars and that it would depend on taken by what has been known as collected by office. how "broad-based" the project the TTDSA committee. He suggest• Chairman Murray Glazier said 10 0245 9.7 was. ed that the pool could be optional Red Cross it was probably to warn workers in 0950 2.9 BROADEN USE and included in the centre at a later the Nanaimo office not to go to TH / 1700 9.3 A swimming pool, suggested date. The annual Red Cross cam• Galiano. / 2155 7.1 Borsman, would broaden the use of Borsman agreed that the com• paign held on Mayne Island has a recreation centre. It would also, munity couldn't afford the pool at do been completed with a total of he observed, provide a facility for present. $514.50 collected. both Greenwoods residents and old In closing, he urged that the age pensioners. commission set up a committee to CEMENT MASON Canvassers who contributed to Top Quality Finishing The costs of a pool, he said, look at the proposal and its the success of the drive were Jean could be cut considerably if the possibilities. Beaumont, Renete Waterlow, Nan• * Floors * Patios * Sidewalks required showers and toilets were "We're the only people who cy Sutton, Dora Wood, Irene shared with a recreation complex. can initiate it," he said. Jeffries, John Dought and Elsie * Exposed Aggregate "It's a more exciting concept A committee of three was Brown. than just craft rooms and a named; it will include Olive Clay• (over 20 years experience) theatre". ton, Hugh Borsman and Glenn A Red Cross spokesman ex• HARRY WILLIAMSON Commission chairman Glenn Woodley. pressed thanks to island residents Woodley said he was waiting to see who gave "so generously to this 537-2322 537-9422 a compilation of the space re• (For more on community centre, worthy cause. Their support was RRl, Ganges TFN quirements that was being under• see page seven). very much appreciated."

ALL PROVINCIAL CANDIDATES will speak on Friday, May 4 at 8 pm Activity Centre, Ganges

HUGH CURTIS: Social Credit JOHN GREEN: Prog. Conservative JOHN MIKA: N.D.P. All these candidates will outline their policies and their plans for the Islands. There will be a brief question period for electors to get the facts.

MEETING WILL CLOSE AT 9.50 PM TO PERMIT CANDIDATES TO CATCH LATE FERRY.

Jointly sponsored by Salt Spring Island Chamber of Commerce and Gulf Islands Teachers Association.