lay, January 11, 1984 DRIFTWOOD Page 17 New program preview for fans and fanatics

< MALCOLM 1. !•(.(. again-run the women's sessions and tree lor players and coaches, $3 lor January IK (Wed.)and February 15 ( ouches' Course y New Year, soccer tans and we hope lots ol the ladies will attend. everyone else ($5 per couple). (Wed.) al 7 pm at Kanaka Place At present we are not ollenng a SS1YSA Soccer Tournament A great night to honour all the Restaurant. course but il interest is shown then action ready lo go and our I his year's tourney will be held on participants in our association. Admission is $2.50 and includes we will try to oiler something. eager lo start it is a good April 7 and is primarily lor our oil- SS1YSA Lome Black Tournament two cards (extra cards, 50c each). Soccer Shop preview the program we are island teams. I his year's reunion game has Refreshments arc available and Our association oilers good our participants over the Lach ol our teams will invite a expanded due to the number ol special prizes will be given. quality equipment lor our players at i months, competitor to compete lor one ol teams and therefore we are staging I ry your luck and support local competitive prices. Whether balls, nd Teams the trophies over the two days. We our own event lor our retired teams soccer al ihe same time better jackets, track suits, shin-guards, le play starts again on the also have several exhibitions lo compete lor the Lome Black chance ol winning than the 649. gloves, bags, boots or kangaroo 14-15 weekend lor these involved in the tourney. Memorial I rophy. Referee's Course lops, call this wriler il you wish at Game 10 on their Based on past history our teams I he delending champions, Salt Lin Beatlie will again oiler ihe something. :s. should do well and the tourney Spring Orange, will meel Salt officials' course on the laws ol the Kick-A-'l hon /larch 10-1 I District Cup should provide islanders with Spring Canadians, Salt Spring game, starling the week ol January All monies should be in by now its with ihe linals on March quality soccer lor Iwo days. Kicks and Salt Spring Blues to see il 22. il not, please turn it in. I hose I I. SS1YSA Soccer Banquet they can retain their crown in the Ihe course is in two parts: wishing to use their credit contact biggest concern lor these I Ins year's banquet is tentatively one-day event. beginners and juniors (over 10 years this writer. ihe new lerry lares which set lor Inday. April 20, 6:30 pm at Ihe biggest question is whether ol age) lor the Inst three sessions; As you can see we have a busy tm travel expensive. Players ihe Gull Islands Secondary School these old-timers can last through the and seniors lor upgrading. I he spung schedule ol games and to pay S2.50 each unless I I gymnasium. day. course is open to all. even il you do events. II you can, gel oul and help younger where u is SI.30 I he banquet will have Us pot-luck Bingo not wish to become a releree. culler with the teams or with the turn. Our association will style dinner, presentations, awards We plan to hold Iwo more bingos I o register call this writer. I here program (we could use assistance h the lerry corporation to and door prizes. Admission will be as lund-raisers lor our club on is a small lee. w ith concession stand and banquet). is burden can be alleviated, e hoping our teams have a • pring session, capping it >uplc ol District Cups. Let's r lingers crossed, and Teams ,'nior and junior teams will l to action on January 14 at ular times (9 am-Junior. 10 or). Don't be late will be playing Cup play sentially means they are all oil even. I hey meet each ice with, we hope, a good for this very i lust place by the lime the s are up. arch 24 we have allowed a vend to make up any missed i ensure equality in thelmal important date at s. i 31 and April I will sec our annual Intra-island lent, learns will play a >l games on Saturday ISLAND ing with semi-linals and Sunday. A great wrap-up kids. this group, unless you are ic games are being played SAVINGS! us hope the weather co-

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rTT Page 18 GULF ISLANDS DRIFT WOOD Wednesday, January 11, 1984 Fearless predictions of Hockey Night in Ganges

BY HOOT ANTOSSIT he will quickly move on to Moose- whirlwind romance with Margaret soul-brother Bill Vander Zalm and to have a goal tender stulted and Ah yes, another year, and a Groin, Saskabush, to become I rudeau but will be heartbroken reduced to growing cucumbers in mounted. special one at that. Will 1984 resident priest in a convent for when Margaret leaves him to join the back seat ol his car. Terry Stringer Will merge the surpass even George Orwell's grim delinquent gynecologists. He will the US Filth Meet on tour oil Ron Moger Will win lor the Slugs and Petro Canada with the expectations'.' In keeping with the open a successful l.ovcrware seventh consecutive year both the costs ol the venture to be borne bya tradition ol such line publications as franchise in nearby Upchuck. scoring crown and the battling title new federal excise tax on hockey the National Enquirer, the (Jul]Pa t Gaines For unusual peace• before the season even starts. Wilt- pucks. He will then help to create a Islands Deadw ood. and Stats keeping techniques during the Joanne will come second and crown corporation to study the Canada here are a number ol hockey season Pat will be daughter Joey will be fourth. possibility ol manufacturing pucks tearless predictions lor some ol the nominated lor the Nobel Peace Frank Nielsen Will help get an in Barbados. major newsmakers ol our time. Prize and will go on to a successful international nuclear disarmament Mel Topping Alter much career as a negotiator lor the treaty signed when, alter being hired Ray Bush Alter resigning his post consideration Mel will sell his provincial government. by the White House to make collee as Czar of the island Credit Union, interest in Salt Spring Lands cuing Allan Hardie Will finally, after 11 and doughnuts at state balls in the Ray will go to live in a teepee in lack of proper sewage-facilities and years, score an empty-net goal Rose Garden, he explains to Ronnie Stanley Park to make baskets and will go on to a career as local during a game against his youngest the difference between fission and sell llowcrs in downtown distributor lor Cabbage Patch Kids son's hockey team and will then lishin". restaurants. His hockey will suffer and their logical offshoot, Moose- unsuccessfully hold out for more Paul Sinclair New father Paul will as Ins pigtails will get in the way. Topping lots. money. In despair, he will sell his The Slug trail discover to his horror thai babies, Tom Watson Alter a chance Scott Bergstrome Will be elected business and move to Dry Heave, unlike computers, have uncontrol• encounter at Fuller Lake with as the new leader of the B.C. Social Alberta, where he will become the lable input, output errors and members ol the Royal Winnipeg Lebanon. Credit Party alter assuring delegates only NDP MLA in the legislature. cannot be programmed to do Ballet. Tom will be hailed as the Ian Jukes Will quil the Slugs in lhat he neither owns a suit nor a otherwise. He will immediately next Nureyev. His career will be cut Mark Hughes Alter a victorious disgust lor the third time only to bank account and has traced his embark upon a crash course in short, however, alter a disastrous campaign dressed as Bozo the discover that noone notices or cares. lamily tree back I I generations to robotics and bionics to correct these Wayne Gretzky lor Wolt Pudubny Clown, Mark will be elected leader He will immediately form an outlaw prove that he has never been related problems. This will lead to an trade in hockey strategy league. He of the opposition Liberal Canada team of Fullord renegades but will to a member ol the Liberal Party. unsuccesstul attempl lo develop a will be summarily court maitiallcd party at their convention in the have to share his dwindling supply His chains of office will be an bionic Slug powerplay. by the navy lor gross naivete. washroom at Fullord Hall. He will ol hair at the insistence ol Danny effective back checking device. Bernie Reynolds Will continue Tony Richards Will linally immediately embark on a two-day Akerman. his single-handed attempt to add to achieve his life long goal ol Rob Cook Will move lo Dead bus tour of all Liberal ridings in the Scott MacKinnon Will open a the endangered species list ol the becoming a Slug just as the team Rear, Alberta, to open a hallway country. successful chain ot Green Thumb planet. At home he will still be disbands. Disconsolate, he will house lor wayward girls. Because Peter Huser Returning from exile garden shops in the Gull Islands, troubled by the feeling he is being spend his spare time practising his there is nothing hallway about Rob in Switzerland Peter will start a but will be eventually bought out by watched. Wile Sharon will finally slides into Inst base and motoring to draw the line when Bernie attempts seco nd. DOWN THE GUTTER WAYNE LANGLEY GULF ISLAND TREE SERVICE BY TERRY JENKINS Gear 206, Dave Slingsby 205, Flora was heard throughout the • TOPPING • FALLING • BUCKING • CLEARING Bowling is under way again and I Robinson 204, Stan Wakelyn 204. tournament. Maybe we should hold Prompt, t&st and efficient fully insured hope everyone had a very nice Over 600: Flo Kavanagh 651, 63 1, one of these tournaments more 537-9662 Christmas and recovered lrom their Margo Robinson 642. One score often. ••••ma"I HAVE THE EDGE" ^WMB New Year's Eve parties. from before Christmas that was High scorers lor January 7 were: A lew scores from before omitted: Jim Cook 617. Bowler of Jets and Pee Wee's: Alicia Gopp Christmas that were not written up: the week was Flo Kavanagh. 107, Amy Stafford 105, Jade Carol Kaye 780 (315, 245, 220), Y.B.C. NEWS Graham 81, Kim Baillie 59. Eric NOAHS TRAVEL PLANNERS Joyce laylor 763 (262, 250, 251), Alter a very nice vacation wc are laylor 129, Simon Baines 124, Terry Jenkins 759 (225, 287, 247). now back in the harness again and a Nathan Hell rich 110, Gordon For all of your travel needs High scores lor the men: Henry lew of our youth bowlers had some Mainwaring 89. call us, your travel consultants. Schwagly 796 (297, 276, 223), Terry of the best games they have bowled Bantams: Candice Miller 211, Jenkins 735 (278, 214, 243), Jim yet this season. Good bowling, guys Bonnie Stafford 148, Becky Glenn 701 (278, 254, 169). lor the and gals. Stafford 133, Mark David 295, Olive & Michelc Layard ladies: Deanna Marleau 708 (203, 1 would like to take this Brett Marshall 223, Lance Davis 209, 296). opportunity to thank those youth 147. 537-5455 Bowler ol the week lor the ladies bowlers and their parents and Juniors: no giiTs(?7); Chris Rahtz was Deanna and lor the men, Henry partners who participated in the 139, Martin Wales 103. Schwagly. One 300 game this week: Family Two-Some Tournament Seniors (Wednesday, Jan 4): Patrick Baines, 307. Most pins over held during the holidays. Good Shannon Taylor 212, Melanie average: Margaret Mather 238, cheer and friendly encouiagement Miller 187, Shannon Cross 143. followed by Henry Schwagly 230, Nan Jenks 144, Jessie Wagg 140. G.A. SCORES Over 250: Margo Robinson 264, 223, Mo Kavanagh 263, 255, 213, Jellyfish win sno-pitch CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 209. Over 225: Geoff Baker 241, 204, 02A Lancer Building Nellie Herbert 234, Jim Cook 233, Late-breaking news from the The mud wrestling match Lower Ganges Road Anne Jameski 230, James Gilson world of sports shows the Raunchy between Jesse Polar Bear and (Bus.) 537-5646 227, Nan Jenks 226, Marie Ashley Ganges Yacht Club Jellyfish Cranberry Billie was declared "a Mail to Box 215, 201, Bill Harper 215, Buniy 575, deleated the Inn T earn of Fullord in draw. Ganges, B.C. VOS (Res.) 537-4159 Lees 214, Gladys Harper 210. Jim 1E0 the first of what has been threatened The game could be looked at as Holder 207, Art Robinson 207. Edie to be a yearly sno-pitch game played either the end ol the 1983 slo-pitch January I. season or the beginning of another season of madness. The two teams met on the ball The only disappointment of the diamond in Fullord to settle what day was the lack of snow. I he- ANNOUNCEMENT Further has become a grudge match between weather man supplied liquid drops them. I he Jellyfish not only scored to go with the liquid sustenance performances more runs but also took the official supplied by the watering hole down count of the game. the street. Mr. Ray Bush, General Manager of ISLAND SAVINGS, planned is pleased to announce the The Inter-Island Performing Arts appointment of Mr. Jim Co-operation Society plans further Sinnerud as Mill Bay Branch perloi manccs by local musicians Come and see value for money Manager. following the recent tour by Katfiy Slack. in custom house construction. Her original songs about lile, Previously the Administration Manager of the Duncan motherhood, men and fishing were View from 8 am-4 pm. Branch, Jim brings many years of banking experience to his well received by audiences on At 411 Mount new position, and welcomes the people of the Mill Bay Saturna. Mayne and Galiano Belcher Heights, Please telephone community to drop in to say hello. Islands. off Charlesworth Rd. any enquiries. A Sail Spring Island resident. Stack recorded her first album last Chris & Derek CONTRACTORS ISLAND I 'Wnrlfinn with the nVA/nfir" SAVINGS CBiDIT UNION

unns marKs ueren sowaen Duncan Branch Salt Spring Branch Mill Bay Branch 89 Evans St.. 107 McPhillips Ave. 1-2720 Mill Bay Rd. 537-2453 537-9866 Ganges ft-37-sp87 Mill Ray 7d3-HR34 Wednesday, January 11, 1984 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page 19 Double hazard when it snows Trading Specials Islander complains to minister of GINGERBREAD HOUSE DRAW WINNERS: House: Dorothy Cummings Sled: Bill Child condition of Hepburn Hill in winter OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9:00-6:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS & ALL HOLIDAYS lullord Harbour resident lias length ol this hall-mile hill were very stone on tar section lo blacktop. In Jan. 11-17 "WHILE STOCKS LAST" written to the minister ol highways, dangerous. the case ol the three December 26 Alex Lraser. asking lor improved Lrom driving this road regularly, accidents, the situation was thai a SEA HAUL ALBACORE maintenance on Beaver Point Road it is my observation thai it is the vehicle would be under good control in wintry weather. policy ol the ministry to apply at speeds ol 10-20 kmh while on the NOW Letter ol Alex G. Reid. oi salt, sand only on schooldays so as stone on tar section. Upon entering Flaked Tuna 1.19. Highland harm. Beaver Point lo secure the salety ol school buses. lire blacktop portion, ihe gla/e was 6 oz. tins — Reg. 1.79 ea. Road, is published below: so high that even a stopped vehicle- SWAN 1 write lo you seekingyoui action QUESTION: would have slid to the bottom. to ensure proper winter salety on Will the minister take action lo QUESTION: Hepburn Hill. Lullord Harbour. ensure lhat this e x 11 e m eIy Will the minister ensure thai Liquid Detergent .>» 1.89. On December 26, 1983 al 7:10 dangerous lull is sailed sanded al stone on tar surlacing is done lor the 1 litre btls. — Reg. 2.49 ea. a.m. my wile had the mislortune to any lime as required by weather complete hill so that traction virtually demolish her car while conditions'.' I cannot accept an conditions are constant all the way? CHALLENGER attempting to negotiate (down) this explanation thai December 26 was a And, as part ol this project, ensure hill, whilst on her way to work as a holiday: the hospitals and nurses do that the shoulders are widened lrom NOW registered nurse at lady Minto not have the luxury ol being closed their present typical 12"-I8" width'.' Pink Salmon 1.29. Hospital, Ganges. Within the next on holidays. Neither do the (I he pavement edge drops almost 7 61. tins — Reg. 1.79 ea. 45 minutes two more vehicles, requirements lor emergency directly into the ditches.) HERSHEY'S separately, also lost control; the vehicles disappear on holidays. Had I he residents ol this area will look thud resulting in personal injury. there been a lire on Beaver Point lot ward to these changes with great Road, lire trucks would have been relief. Chocolate Chips «* 1.89. unable to attend. Big 350 g pkgs. — Reg. 2.79 ea. ( Ol I.DM WALK I now draw the minister's I Ins hill, which has a grade ol attention to a crucial Haw in the about I5',( and several curves, was surlacing ol the road on Hepburn at 7:30 a.m. so ice covered that I was Hill. In the summer ol I983 Beaver I M.J.B. Coffee NOW 2>99ea unable to walk on the roadway Point Road was resurfaced with SLAND 1 lb. tins — Reg. 3.99 ea. surlacc. At approximately 10 a.m. stone on lar. I his material, which when the police al tended, the gives good traction in ice, snow ANSWERING SUNBURST surlacc despite bright sunshine, was conditions, was laid down on the still sullieicnlly ice covered lhat the nip portion ol the lull lor about 150 Noodles NOW police ollicer had dilliculty yards. Al that point the older SERVICE & 3/1.00 stopping. No salting or sanding had blacktop surlacc continues lor the 6 flavours — Reg. 2/89

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NEW CLASSIFIED For Sale Cars, Trucks RATES For Sale For Sale Alfalfa Hay, #1 quality eastern 1 977 Ford Courier pickup. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: Electric clothes dryer, Harvest gold. Recently checked out and in perfect Washington 3rd cutting, 100 lb. Handyman's Special. Engine runs LINERS $3 75 minimum, 25 words or Slabwood order, $125. 537-5692. 1 bales. $190 per ton. $9.75 per bale great but body needs some work less, 15C each additional word. $100 per load 653-4361. 2 tfn 57,000 mis. $895. 537-9514. 1 (approx. 2 cords) Blue sofa, hide-a-bed, 3 coffee tables, SEMI-DISPLAY: $6 per column inch. 1963 Valiant, slant six auto. Rebuilt ALSO, SAWDUST FOR SALE 2 kitchen tables & chairs, 2 large Portable Admiral dishwasher, harvest CLASSIFIED DEADLINES remain the lamps and old tractor. 537-2786. 1 gold, hardwood top, good working motor, excellent tires. $300 obo 537- same: 3 pm Monday for Wednesday's condition. $100. 537-5448. 1 2645. , paper; noon Tuesday for Too Late to 537-2361 A pair of 7.50 - 165. Both highway Classify. trac. Lots of good tread left. Not 1977 Honda wagon, new clutch, matching. Both on Ford 8 stud rims. rings, bearings, valves just done. All classifieds must be Cedar siding, 4" x 1 2"; 2 x 2 to 4 x 1 2 Offers - 537-2642. Ask for John. 1 THE Great shape, $3200OBO. Call Danny studs and beams. Custom sawing. at 653-4577, 537-5115, 537-9688. paid in advance. Bring Mel Marchbank, 397 Musgrave Rd., ATTIC your ads into our office Fulford. Also, Access number 537- HEATING PROBLEMS? 9422, Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 pm. 40-tfn Pre-owned at 121 Rainbow Rd. or Wood Heat Specialists Ganges Auto Centre mail with cheque or can solve these problems. Over 50 & New Futcher & Helgesen Ltd. airtight wood stoves and fireplaces at Quality Clothing FOR COMPLETE money order to Box Vancouver prices. In-home estimates AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS 250, Ganges, B.C. and free delivery. 10-5 pm. Mon. - Sat. Including: VOS 1EO — OR WARREN & VICKI WILSON Old Towne Ganges Brakes " Tune-ups * Towing 653-4514 Bear Telatronic Front End USE YOUR INTER-ISLAND SERVICES LIMITED 537-5221 Alignment System 45-tfn 537-9221 Fulford-Ganges Rd. SS Lumber, 6535 Ford Road, Duncan, King size bed, complete, A1 condition. opposite Forest Museum up Phone , 629-6640. 22 number to place Fence Shop Drinkwater Road, 2nd road on right, 1956 GMC 1 ton flatdeck, 1973 VW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 3/4x8 cedar bevel siding, $315 m; 1 Super Beetle Both run but both need x 5 cedar channel siding, $270 m.; 1 x Lottery Tickets work. $400 each obo. 537-2919 1 BY PHONE Retail Sales 10 cedar channel siding, $295 m., 2 x Simply call us before 3 pm. Monday, Installation & Repairs Express - Provincial 1965 Rambler, needs work, needs place your ad and give us your 3 cedar, 15C lin. ft. Delivery to Salt All types of fence material!! Spring, $35. 112-746-5041. 2 tin Super Loto frost plug, clutch adjustment. Rebuilt CHARGE CARD NUMBER and its Tennis Court - Farm Fence 5 years ago. $100. 537 5448 1 EXPIRY DATE. Lotto 649 - by subscription Residential Fencing Bon Acres - Quality hay, clean Pressure Treated Posts & Poles bedding straw, whole oats. 537- Match 3 1 972 Toyota Corona Mark II OPEN MON. - SAT. 5488. 23 stationwagon. Very good running 537-2211/2613 condition, $800 653 4504 1 652-3946 Teak dining table, four wicker chairs, et cetera In order to be credited for any PARKSIDE MEWS 537-51 15 mistakes Driftwood is responsible for, 6859 Veyaness Rd. electric fencer with some wire and Central Saanich. insulators. Three cushion, brown, Open 10 am. - 5 pm. mon. - sat. Mobile Homes, Trailers corrections must be made before the 46-all. second insertion. 1 block off Keating X Road. studio couch. Wooden dining room chandelier. 537-5180. 1 Mobile home for sale, $4,000. Terms, Full, complete and sole copyright in any Lamb (breaker), $2 per lb. cut & advertisement produced by Driltwood wrapped. Phone - 537 2275 1 537-2572. 22 Publishing Ltd is vested in and belongs to Walker-Turner variable speed wood Driftwood Publishing Ltd No copyright lathe. Industrial. For specs phone Solid wooden baby crib with mattress, 30 ft. 1957 character trailer, recently material may be reproduced in any form 537-5876. Price $800. 1-2 NEW HOURS: $60. Antique kerosene heater, $30 restored with 8 x20deck in local park. without the prior, written consent of 50 gallons furnace oil, 1 / 2 price. 250 Can be moved easily. 2 bedroom, full Driftwood Publishing Ltd gallon oil tank, $5. 653-4558. 1 bath, frig., stove, birch cabinets, KENTON HOUSE ceramic tile counters and backsplash Parsnips, 50C lb. Phone 537-9369, $3,900. 537-5370. 1 For Sale GALLERY eves. 1 1000 Fulford-Ganges Rd. 31 ft. Nomad Trailer. Fully self- ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES Still the best selection of QUALITY contained. Ideal for guest cottage or LOCAL CRAFTS USED OFFICE FURNITURE, plus the home while-you-build. $7,500 or best By Appointment Only most competitive prices on offer. Phone 537-9546. t-3 537-2224 MON.-THURS. 11 am. - 9:30 pm. , so...if you're FRI. & SAT. 11 am. - 10 pm. setting up or expanding an office, SUNDAYS 4 pm. - 9 pm. check with PIONEER USED OFFICE Motorhome FURNISHINGS (beside Whippletree Cedar fence posts and rails, all sizes. Junction) 3 miles South of Duncan. for rent Mel Marchbank, 397 Musgrave Rd., Open 10:30 to 5 Wednesday through Fulford. Access, 537-9422, Mon. - Honey, fresh local - large and small Sunday. Phone 748-4032. 1-3 20' - sleeps 6 Fri., 9-5 pm. 45-itn containers. Red Barn, 2431 Fulford Valley, D. Harris, 653-4531. 2 3 Excellent off-season rates Rebuilt 2 horse electric motor. 110- 537-2449 Best selection in town of galvanized 220 volt, $150. 537-5450. 1 carriage bolts, s/s screws and bolts, ariln chain - at Gulfstream Supply Ltd. on WOOD STOVES 2x6 full dimension fir & cedar. Well Superior R.V. Centre Ltd. in Sidney is McPhillips Ave. 8 - 5:30 pm, Mon. - seasoned, very reasonable. 30C per looking for R.V. consignments. We NOW SERVING FRESH In-home estimates & installations Fri. 9 - 5 pm. Sat. 43 ttn foot. Package deal for 1000 feet. will pick up from the Gulf Islands. FETTUCCINI DINNERS available from Gulfstream Supply. Phone 537-5488. 1 Phone 656-9434. tfn Reservations Recommended Drop by, see our selection and discuss SALE your needs. 90" flight cage with 4 budgies, 2 537-9232 SALE nesting boxes, feeders, net, supplies, Livestock ClfM'SIMUU $125. Large gold birdcage, plastic SALE bottom, like new. Cost $79. Sell for Guaranteed to banish the post- Hay for sale, first cut Bale - $3.50. ON SELECTED ITEMS AT SUPPI.U $60. 537-9607. 1 Christmas blues! Registered golden 537-9760 1 McPhillips Ave. 537-5733 retriever puppies. Sire show Salt Spring champion. Both parents hips & eyes One 750 x 16 truck tire and wheel, Fibres Fresh Tofu, whole grain bread, bagels. clear. Excellent temperament. new, $100. 15" radial snow tires, Jan 11 - 18th Every Saturday at Farmers Market LOTTO 649 Wormed, had first shots. Ready to used, $10 - $20 each. Inglis warm your heart late January. $350. - Tea cosies & potholders Orders taken 537-5446. 1 PLAY IT BY MAIL dishwasher, new deluxe model, cost Sue Yardley. 653-4322. 2 tfn - Xmas Cards No extra charge. Entry forms sent over $500, offers? 1980 - 3/4 ton free. Phone 537-9487 or write Box Handknitted toques Ford supercab and Scamper camper 484, Ganges. Do it now! 2-4 with fridge, 3 burner stove, furnace. - Pillows Firewood Boats 1979 - 3/4 ton Ford Clubwagon, 14 - Clothing ALDER AND FIR passenger van. New radial tires, new - Jewellery and much, much, Split and delivered for $75 full cord. Garage Sales paint. 537-2808 ,, more! b 2 1 6' BOAT OPEN: MON-SAT 10:30 - 4:30 653-4423 Garage sale Saturday, Jan. 14. QUALITY - SEASONED CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Mostly tools. Table saw, slide Ideal outfit tor fishing the Gulf Islands projector, etc. 271 Furness Rd., Camper top, fuel efficient 60 hp. FIREWOOD Fulford. Phone 653-4621. 1 Evinrude, trolls good, deep V Baycrest deluxe exercise bike, timer, fibreglass hull, well balanced trailer SPLIT — DELIVERED Garden Faire speedometer, odometer, timer, $60 TRUCK LOAD with lights All in excellent condition tension control Hardly used, $150. with warantee Priced to sell at less 537-2621 anytime. FLORIST 537-2832 Cars, Trucks 1 than 1/2 new replacement cost at 1965 v'oikswaqon beetle oood $4,300. Call 537-2154. 1 (JuHsti earn—Supply—=—The—lai yesl condition, good body, runs great, new supplier of plumbing, electrical, Valcourt SALT SPRING LAMB, paint, asking $675 obo Phone 537- 31' double-ended clinker built ketch hardware, pumps and wood stoves on Centre rigged gaff sails, all gear, ashore 537-2534 5431 1 the Gulf Islands Free estimates and 44 tfn BREAKER OR MUTTON Devon Lodge, Ganges. Best offer by qualified staff to handle your Grass & grain fed, half or whole, cut, Jan. 25/84 takes. Also, Silver problems. McPhillips Avenue, 537- wrapped & frozen. Also custom meat We have batteries to fit most cars & Century Plus, 10 hp. Seagull 5733. iin Smaif franklin stove, glass front, newT trucks at Major Battery & Supply in longshaft with clutch, 1979. $385 $150. Little used metal shower stall, cutting, double wrapping. Pat or Brenda Akerman - 653-4352 Duncan. We also buy scrap batteries, obo. Write D. Anderson, Gen. Del., -Clear-fir 1x12x16, $2/ft. firm. 537- complete, $50. Kitchen table and 5 radiators, copper & brass. 746-6551. Ganges or leave message, 537 231 2. 47-tin 1 Wednesday, January 11, 1984 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page 21

Boats Blanket B. C. & Yukon Work Wanted For Rent Church Small boats built, repairs in wood and Quality apartment size matching Available February 1 st. 1 bdrm. house fibreglass. Electrical and mechanical fridges and ranges, from $395 per set. Odds & Sods Service with loft, very private, 537-5932. 2-2 Notices installations and troubleshooting. Up to one year guarantee. Edmonds at very reasonable rates. Can do most Mobile workshop. Get your boat ready Appliance Centre Ltd., Burnaby, B.C. 1 bedroom furnished cottage. Water, home repairs and chores. 1/2 ton SUNDAY, JAN. 15 for spring. Call James - 653-4252. 525-0244. 514 heat, lights included. $250 per pickup available. B. C. licenced Gas month. 653-4406. 1 Community Gospel Fitter and Pipefitter. Meat handsaws. Metal Construction, Call Don - 537-5837 $535. Deluxe model $649. Taylor Small one-bedroom cottage, semi- Chapel Lost 2 Iln Industries Ltd., Box 997, Melfort, furnished, electric heat, $285 per Drake Road, Ganges Saskatchewan. SOE 1A0. Phone month incl. Hydro. One-bedroom Worship Service 10:30 am Clasp bracelet with stones inlaid Painting, wallpapering, garden (306)752-4219. 50 4. an cottage, stove and fridge, electric Sentimental value. Please phone, maintenance, cleaning, small repairs, Sundays with Sunday School heat, $275 plus Hydro. Walker Hook. 537-9502. i etc. Quick and tidy work. Call Kirstie classes for the children. Paddle fans - the original fan store. 537-9363. 1 537-5432. ait Evening Service 7:30 pm Wholesale and retail. Free Male cat, black & white, scruffy, long• Bible Study & Prayer catalogues. Ocean Pacific Fan Gallery 1 or 2 bedroom cabins, furnished, haired, left last Thursday in Walker Hard-working, reliable man available. Inc., 4600 East Hastings St., Burnaby, electric heat, cable. From $235 per Thursday 7:30 pm Hook area. 537-2074. . 1 Yard, clean-up, farm labour. $7/hr. B. C. V5C 2K5. Phone 299-0666. iln month plus Hydro. 537-2832. 2-2 Pastor: Rev. S.F. Hildebrandt Phone 537-5148 after 6. 12 Fire extinguisher at Riding Ring on 537 5757 537 2622 Purchase or lease new and used cars Holiday cottages on lakeshore, fully New Years Day. Please leave at Gulf Landscaper and gardener horticul- and trucks from our huge stock. Low equipped housekeeping, secluded, Ganges Islands Propane Shop if found. t turally trained and experienced in on-the-spot financing O.A.C. peaceful. Daily, weekly, etc. Maple design, planting, maintenance, Overnight accommodation provided Ridge Resort, Saltspring. 537-231 1. United Church pruning and greenhousing. Excellent free for out of town buyers. Call Hereford Ave., Ganges rates, fully insured. Phone David, Found Collect. 872-7411. Zephyr Mercury Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom cottages, Worship Service 10 am 653-4270. 19-itq Sales Ltd., 130 West Broadway, $240 and up. Cable and power extra. with Sunday School By K & R parking lot, wallet containing Vancouver, B.C. V5Y 1P3. 46-ait-6 537-2214. ,m keys and sum of money. Phone 537- Topping, limbing, falling. Expert tree for Nursery to 15 years. climber, certified and fully insured. 2497. 1 Lighting Fixtures. Western Canada s Furnished cottages, monthly at off• Minister: Rev. A.N. Skinner Free estimates. Phone Paul, 653- largest display. Wholesale and retail. season rates. Phone 537-2311 537-5812 537-9343 4270. Free catalogues available. Norburn Card of Thanks Lighting Centre Inc.. 4600 East Anglican Parish Experienced teacher offers tutorial Furnished housekeeping units. Rent Hastings Street, Burnaby, B.C. V5C service, English, French, other. Phone includes utilities. 537-4145. iin Many thanks to Dr. Jar man and all the 2K5. Phone 299-0666. im 537-5432 eves. 2 ait staff of the Lady Minto for their Salt Spring trailer pad on forest site EPIPHANY II tremendous kindness to Miles in his near lake, $300 per month. 653- St. George's - last illness and to everyone on Wanted Help Wanted 4237 ,tn Holy Eucharist - 9:30 am Saltspring who expressed our loss in St. Mary's - Matins 11:1 5 am person, by telephone or card. Wanted to buy, cabover camper with Babysitter required for 2 school-aged Building for rent - Harbours End St. Mark's - Matins 11:15am Molly Acheson stove, etc. to fit Datsun longbox. children. Shift work. Phone 537- Marina, approx 2700 sq. ft. Call 537- i Phone Pender Island. 629-3710. Rector: Rev. John Bailey 2362. .m 5629, Donna. 1 537-2171 To our many relations, Iriends and Waterfront cottage on secluded neighbours, our heartfelt thanks for Sturdy ride-around toy for 18 month island available for short or long term Catholic Church their kind actions and support during child. No pedals please. Must steer. Wanted to Rent rent. 2 bedrooms, propane utilities, Salt Spring Island our recent lime ol sorrow Special Phone 537-5641. t fireplace. Call Victoria 477-1205 Fulford - 9 am thanks to Rev John Bailey and Rev. Single man, quiet, responsible and eves. 1-6 Peter McCalman for arranging the Wanted: 3/4 bed, complete. 653- non-smoker looking for cabin or Ganges - 10.30 am 9266. 1 Saturdays - Ganges, 5 pm beautilul service when we said shared house for maintenance and On Galiano, 2 BR bungalow, electric goodbye to Harry handyman duties or will pay rent. & wood heat, price negotiablefor long Rev. Fr. P. A. Bergin Large size spring horse in good Phyllis Newman and family. References. Please call Bill 653 lease. 688-7150, Vancouver. 1-2 condition for 3 year old boy. Phone t 4423, eves. 1 Mayne Island 537-2246. 1 2 bedroom guest cottage, St. Mary Magdalene $400/month. Will consider some Economical, used, area rug, 9x12. ANGLICAN Deaths work as part payment. 537-9373. 1-2 Drapes for 6' patio door. 537-5635 HOME OWNERS Sundays — 11:30 am WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE but Large 3 bedroom home, 2 bathrooms, CLARKSGN On January 5, 1 984, Mr are worried about the problems that fireplace, sundeck, appliances, etc, Community Church James Clarkson of Ganges, aged 69, Recycle your floral containers, 50C, go with renting? Let me handle this main floor only $400. 1450 s.f. beloved husband of Mary Gwen• 75C and $1 paid for clean, in the Anglican Church for you. basement, ground level drive-in doline Born in Glasgow, Scotland undamaged bud vases, bowls, brandy Sunday School - 9:30 am entrance, set up for shop, studio, Resident ot Ganges since 1979 glasses, etc. Garden Faire Florists, RD. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT cottage industry. Rent both or Service - 10:00 am Survived by his wife Mary, Ganges Valcourt Centre, 5 37-2 5 34. 43 tin PHONE 537-5411 separate, available now. 682-4041 or and sons Roderick of Edmonton, Alta. 689-3802. 13 Peter of Fort McMurray Alta. Douglas Part time house sitter wanted for St. Margaret of Scotland of Armed Forces, Chilliwack, two seaside cottage. Must love cats. Very 2 BR house with basement, daughter in-laws, Eva & Sharon and For Rent ANGLICAN good situation for person with flexible $450/mo. Semi -"waterfront, his three grandchildren, Colin, Erin Sundays — 10 am hours. 653-4620 - keep trying. 1-2 Vesuvius. 537-5975. 1-2 and Kern Linn of Fort McMurray, Alta. 3 bdrm., 2 bath, beautiful view, 537- and two brothers John & Hugh of Washing machine, full-sized 5903. 1 Galiano Island waterfront 2 BR Scotland. Services were held at the automatic. Recent model by reputable house. Partly furnished. Jan. 1-Jun. United Church, Ganges and burial $350, 3 bdrm. house Phone 537- manufacturer preferred. Phone 537- 30, $425/mo. 263-3968 Vancouver. was at the Memorial Cemetary on 4145. Community Services 9265 before 9 pm. i 1 1-4 January 9, 1984. In lieu of flowers, the family requests any donations be Room with kitchen privileges, $200 FREE FOR THE ASKING a listener made to the Cancer Society. Funeral per month, available Feb. 1st Prefer 1 BR duplex, new, separate driveway. who cares. Call NEED Crisis Line - arrangements were conducted by Work Wanted sensible working person. 537-2130 Reasonable rent for semi-retired with anytime 386-6323 or from Salt Goodman-Jones Funeral Home. i caretaker duties. 537-2556. 1-2 Anything you've got! Experienced Spring call toll free Zenrtto 2262. carpenter/boatbuilder, handy with One bedroom, suitable one or two electrical and mechanical problems, adults, available Jan. 1st, 1984. Rent Business Opportunities In Memoriam thrives on hard labour. I need work Saturna Island Alcoholics Anony• $300. Phone 112-743-3005. bo 1.1 1 and won't say no to any reasonable mous. Phone 539-5355. tin In loving memory of Bruce W. MacKay paying job. James 653-4252. 1-3 who passed away January 8, 1980. AVON Reliable male teenager willing to STORAGE SPACE Days of sadness still come o'er us babysit evenings and weekends, odd Size to fit your needs IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SELL Tears in silence often flow. Notices jobs, housework; wood splitting, etc. Located in Sidney across from Call Linda Gordon at Memory keeps you ever near us Call 537-2684 , Sandown Race Track Though you died four years ago. MINI SELF STORAGE PARK LTD. 537-9330 Salty Sweat'rs Ever remembered by wife Betty, 656-5321, Sidney NEW CLASS children and grandchildren. Carpentry 1 Custom furniture, cabinets, boat BEGINNERS: NoonHour - 1 pm - 1:45 540 sq. ft. of professional office space repairs, sundecks, greenhouses, etc. Community Services pm. St. George's Hall - Mon & Thurs in Ganges Centre building. Fully REFERENCES AVAILABLE Babysitting available carpeted, balcony, ideal for Blanket B. C. & Yukon Are you New Year's dieting? Info. 537-9627 Brian Hutchings professional services. Phone 537- Resolutions broken already? OA l 5593. 51 3 The Blanket Classified of the B. C. & 537-9334 offers hope for overeaters Join us for Yukon Community Newspapers our weekly meetings. Call 537-2618 Association allows you to place your 2 and 3 bedroom duplexes for rent, 2 2 classified ad in 75 newspapers in Woman would like to do general $350 to $475 per month. Phone 653- Shiatsu Classes housework either weekly or casually, nearly every suburban and rural 4237. im If you can t squash it, we can't. Please There will be a new Shiatsu Class mm 4 hrs. References. Donna, 537- market between Vancouver and don't bring unflattened cans to starting end of January Again Whitehorse. One phone call will 2130 - $7 per hour. i recycle behind Valcourt Centre. tin enrolment will be limited to 8 people deliver your ad to some 663,096 If interested, and for more households and morethan 1.5 million I will caretake your home and pets on FOR HIRE information, please call Dana Windt, a short or long term basis. As a readers! AA meetings, 1:30 pm., Mondays, 8 homemaker. I will assist with RM T at 537-9782. I RATE: 25 words - $99 MOVING VAN WITH DRIVER pm. Tuesdays and Fridays. Open housecleaning, childcare, meal PHONE DRIFTWOOD - 537-221 1 or 900 cu. ft clean & dry. meeting last Friday of the month. For Piano lessons, voice & music theoiy, preparation, laundry, bathing and 537 2613 —It's so easy! 1 more info phone 537-2618, 537- piano tuning. Chris Kodaly, A.R.C.T. grooming, shopping and teaching 653-4573 2135 or 537-2763. tin 539-2280. 1 household routine and management. Phone Tina Henderson, 537-9531 Photo finishing. highest quality serving Canada foi—over—10 years

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Palm Alma's Knitting Room Gulf Island ELECTROLUX A NOTE FOR THE FINEST SELECTION OF YARNS An authorized dealer, George Pastor, FROM Reading CUSTOM KNITTING serving Salt Spring Island every Saltspring Singers Tuesday. Phone Duncan res. 748- BY APPOINTMENT LESSONS MOUAT'S MALL - ^ 8659 or office 748-3781 or Ganges Rehearsals every Tuesday al St. Sheri, 537-9802 Also, Dealer for Brother Knitting 537-9951 , George s Hall, Ganges from 2-4 pmi Machines. NEW RELEASES: tn Phone Lucia Fallot, 537-5642 • Personal Best • The Border • Bugs Ail Christians are invited to a planning Bunny-Roadrunner • All That Jazz • meeting tor the Christian School, Coming Events Experienced tailor available. Fully The Silent Running • Tess • Frances Tuesday, Jan 17, 7:30 pm 212 qualified — alterations, fitted • Eye For An Eye • Playboy Video • WATER Fulford-Ganges Road, or phone 653 garments, custom jeans. You name 4257 for info., i it—I'll make it. Phone 537-5157 for PROBLEMS? Valdy ASK ABOUT OUR FREE WL ARE PLANNING A appointment. 2-2 NEW RECORDS ANALYSIS ONE-WEEK RESIDENTIAL Benefit $2,99 - $8.99 Concert Furniture Restoration TOTAL WATER TREATMENT GOURMET COOKING Pop • Rock • Country COURSE Elementary Activity Centre Restore that valuable piece of Friday, 20 January 1 984, 8 pm. furniture to like-new condition. All FEBRUARY 19-26 (Proceeds towards Grade 7 Field Trip work guaranteed. French polishing, "conditioners Call or write for additional 537-2012 Programme) repairing, in-home touch-up. D. W. "iron filters information. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Hargreaves, 537-9456. 1 "taste & odour removal Saltspring Elementary School, Glad's TOM 'carbon filters Hastings House et cetera, La Fontana, Vesuvius VOLQUARDSEN "sand filters 537 2362 General Store. 537-5188 "ultraviolet sterilizers Box 1 1 10, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1 E0 COST: Adults, $6. Children, $3. TRACTOR SERVICE SERVING THE GULF ISLANDS Family, $1b. 1 2 2 P.O.Box 385, •ROTOVATING * BRUSHCUTTING " Graham J. Thorne - 629-6616 Ganges, B.C. * PLOWING ' ETC. * PLUMBING & BUILDING SERVICES VOS 1E0 New Year's Resolution: Marriage violence will be the topic of R.R. 1, Pender Island VON 2M0 a film Thursday, January 1 2, 1:30 pm. KEN BYRON 37 Iln YOU CAN DO IT... to be shown at Roman Catholic Wallpapering & Painting WE WILL PROVE IT! Church, Drake Rd. Off-island speaker 537-2882 will be present. For more info, call Join 23-ttn Legal Community Centre, 537-9212. i WEIGHT WISE GENERAL TRUCKING "NAME ACT'' (Section 5 (1)) Phone MIMI - 537-9281 537-5663 SITKA TREE NOTICE OF APPLICATION SHERI - 537-5168 23 tin S.S.I. POTTERS GUILD SERVICE FOR CHANGE OF NAME MARYANNE - 537-5772 Dangerous Trees NOTICE is hereby given that an CUSTOM MADE Workshop application will be made to the DRAPERIES Removed Director of Vital Statistics for a 1" Venetian Blinds Power Line Clearing with Pat Webber change of name pursuant to the Vertical Blinds Views & Landscaping Sea Capers SATURDAY & SUNDAY, Jan. 28, 29 provisions of the Name Act by Woven Woods Treetop Antennas 10-4 pm. Board Room, Mahon Hall me:— Window Shades 12 yrs. Exp. - Insured LOGO CONTEST To register, call Merle Box at 537- Celeste Varley-Bastendorf, also Rod & Track CHRIS MILES 5877. 2 3 known as Celeste Varley and Celeste A large selection of 629-3522 $50 Grand Prize Bastendorf, of R R 1, Pender Island in fabric available "Serving ALL the LAST CHANCE!! , VON 2M0, as FREE IN-HOME CONSULTATION Islands" Don't Delay! January 18th is our follows: — deadline for your entries. Sea 44 tfn TIME OUT TO CHANGE MY NAME FROM Capers needs your creative A WEEKLY CHILD CARE PROGRAM \M 10* Varley-Bastendorf, also known as inspirations. The rules are as Professional for children 2 & up. 1 - 4 pm. 537-5837 Varley and Bastendorf, Celeste to follows: Wednesdays at the Community Vacuum Cleaner Varley, Celeste. 1. All entries must have name, Centre. $1 per family per hour. 537- REPAIRS & SALES Dated this 9th day of January, AO phone no. & address on back of each 9212. 22 1984. Celeste Varley-Bastendorf. entry. No identification on front. HOGAN at THE RENTAL SHOP 2. Entries may be in black and white CHIMNEY or colour on an 8 x 10 white layout. Salt Spring Island 3. Entries should be light-hearted ROD AND GUN CLUB SWEEPS Belts & Bags Available Real Estate Wanted and fun with a sea theme. 537-9501 DE-MOSSING & 4. All entries should be submitted to Trap Shoot GUTTER CLEANING Cash for realistically priced W/F lot or Leo at Salt Spring Photo, 135 SATURDAY, January 14, 10 am. acreage. Southern exposure with McPhillips Ave., on or before the 18th boat moorage facilities with or at the Clubhouse, Long Harbour Rd. 537-5340 Harbour Hair January. without buildings Please give brief Inter-Island shoot between Galiano DAYS OR EVES. Winning entries will be announced description in letter to Box 91, and Salt Spring and open prize shoot. Design January 25th, 1984 and displayed Parksville, VOR 2S0 or phone 248- Everyone welcome. at the Pegasus Gallery, Jan. 25 - 653-9286 2153. 12 Feb 8th, and will become sole HOURS: Tues., Wed. & Fri 9 b pm property of Sea Capers The grand Jim McClean Thurs. 9 7 pm Wanted on Salt Spring: building lot up Prize Winner will receive a $50 gift Saturday 9 - 2 pm to V% acre or older home, reasonably ROOFING priced. Call 357-9781 or write to K. certificate at a Salt Spring business ROBBIE CLOSED MONDAYS French, Box 831, Salmo, B.C. VOG of his choice. Enter as many times Men & Women of all ages welcome 1Z0. 14 as you wish. For further information BURNS Prompt quality service (beside Pattersons store) or questions please call Leo at 537- Fulford Harbour DAY on all Gulf Islands Parking at real 5141 1 Real Estate for Sale FRIDAY, JANUARY 27 •ASPHALT SHINGLES at Royal Canadian Legion, Ganges •SHEET METAL ROOFS REFRESHMENTS: 6-6:30 pm. "TAR AND GRAVEL BACKHOE ARTIST'S DREAM DINNER: 6:45 pm. Phone 537-5369, 10 am - 6 pm. S.P.C.A. Salt Spring Island Members 8i guests welcome 537-4281 before 10 & after 6 pm. $35 per hour Home with unique architecture and TICKETS: $12.50 each. KEEPING HOUSEHOLDS DRY LOST AND spectacular view on 5 acres Available from Legion Hall or 537- FOR 15 YEARS 537-2788 FOUND PETS 23 tin $198,000. 537-2477 9310. 22 General Enquiries 39-tin 537-2123 Business Services CUSTOM Too Late to Classify Please send memberships and donations to Box 522, Ganges, B.C. MADE Iln Rockinghorse Hairstyles DRAPERIES The Hair Shoppe apologizes to its customers for any for Men & Women LIVESTOCK BED & BREAKFAST inconvenience caused due to the by Sheep sale—Hampshire ram and Mouat's Mall - Ganges three pregnant ewes, in excellent Victoria, B.C. lorced closure because of burst Mon - Sat. 9 am. - 4:30 pm. health with paper. Reasonable price. Friendly English Family water pipes during the cold snap at 653-9367. 1 Delicious Home-Cooked Breakfast Christmas. 537-2712 FAMILIES WELCOME We are now open for business again! FREE HOME ESTIMATE Appointments not always necessary CARD OF THANKS Book now and avoid disappointment For January-February we are offering & SERVICE 45 tin After such a successful party held 604-477-1037 Fabrics, Decorator Rods Saturday, Jan. 9 in the Masonic Hall, Iln 20% OFF and Tracks Goodie and I would like to express our LADIES & MENS STYLING grateful thanks. Due to the numbers, New Business Hours: Tues. Sat. 10-4 Ceidwad we were unable to talk privately to pm. call 537-5746 for appointment— 537-9592 each and every person attending. Beily 2 1 Kennels Thank you all for your good wishes and cards. I do hope we will all be here Belly grams and folk dance - • Boarding • Grooming • to meet again for our 60 year Special entertainment for your • Licenses • anniversary. Don & Isabel Goodman special event. Group and private BACKHOE SERVICE H.L. Enterprise 325 Rainbow Road — 537-2710 dance lessons. Leila - 537-5058. Septic Systems * Ditching * Culverts 23-ttn — --44-1trr- Ornamental Trucking * Excavating * Water lines Have you broken a treasured CALL ED BETTIS Wrought Iron General legal service to southern Gulf cn~i 0 1 Qyi Islands Wp nnmp trt \mn hi. 1 . . • •- —

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Too Late to Classify Too Late to Classify Gulf Islands Branch 156 Fulford-Ganges Rd. P.O. Box 929 Phone: Ganges, B.C CARS '69 Dodge Fargo van, slant six engine, The Maintenance Men VOS 1E0 537-5568 $500 OBO. Runs well but could use HOME.REPAIRS & ADDITIONS engine work. 537-5370 l • Roofs • Pipes • Floors • Decks • Drywall • Masonry Experienced workers on the Gulf WORK WANTED SOMETHING SPECIAL - is what this home has to FINANCING AVAILABLE AT 10% - .51 acre - cabin Wall fixer...cracked or crumbling Islands for over 7 years. offer you. Private, sunny location in popular Ganges framed to lock-up. Some lakeviews. $38,900. MLS. interior walls? Repaired like new. Rick 537-4288 Pete 537-2892 Heights. Cape Cod 3 BR, 1V4 bath home features rock « Renovations, Boatwork (carpentry, faced heatilator FP, extensive use of cedar throughout, FARM & SUN - Nice, central location, 2 storey home caulking), electrical, mechanical, wood heater for those chilly winter days & many just 2 years old - just under an acre of land Close to plumbing, drywall & taping, painting, FOR RENT handcrafted touches. To top it off—ocean & mountain town $65,500. MLS you name it! Keith 537-5963. t Small 2 BR W/F furnished house on views!! All this for only $77,000. GANGES HARBOUR VIEWS - Large 2 storey home Salt Spring with fireplace & electric Well finished. $99,900. CARS heat. $350/mo. plus utilities, couple PAT JACQUEST 537-5568 days, 537-5262 eves. Deluxe 1974Landcruiser, new motor, preferred. References. Call HOUSE & JUST UNDER 6 ACRES - $95,000. MLS. tires, paint, brake system, alternator, Vancouver 732-6248, 6-7 pm. Open CUSHEON LAKE CUTIE - Lakeview cabin on a sunny seats, a good deal at $4,150 OBO for viewing Sunday, Jan. 22. 2 4 half acre. Totally renovated, excellent terms, terrific 5 ACRE LOTS - Good selection starting in low $30 s. 653-9367. I value!! Bonus is a share in the undeveloped lakefront WANTED lot across the road!! Good soil. $49,900. ARVID CHALMERS 537-5568 days. 537-2182 eves. FOR SALE Older type wooden play pen, must be SPIT & POLISH - isn't needed on this quality 3 BR New 3", 4" and 6" oak flooring, sound, good appearance immaterial. $4.50/sq. ft.; cement mixer with 537-2548. l rancher in Vesuvius. Owner has relocated 1st class motor $1 50; airtight woodstove $250; everything! Offers on $1 25,000. OAK FLOORS & STAINED GLASS Character new column sump pump $60. Phone FOUND 5 ACRE WOODLOTS - Good selection. 20% down starter home or weekender on a 5 acre wooded retreat. 653-4314 i Male Golden Retriever found Collins Variety of trees, soil, terrain. Not too far from Ganges. Private, close to St. Mary Lake, year round pond Road area; male black lab found in Asking $39,900. $75,000!! Fulford area. Phone CRD Dog Control Teenage girl would like to look after Officer, 537-9414. t DALE NEILSON 537-5568 days. 537-5161 eves. horses, grooming, exercising, etc. Has had some experience. 68 Cortina COMING EVENT for sale—needs some finishing. 537- 5983. l DEATHS Getting around in winter can be tough! SAWFORD—On Jan. 6, 1984, at his residence, Mr Phillip Sawford, aged 79 years, of 118 Cranberry Rd., Ganges. Mr. Sawford was a member of the Lions Club of Ganges and the organist at St Marks Anglican Salt Spring Players Church. He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Stinson, Duncan, one son, Annual Potluck Social John, of Ontario and three FRIDAY, JAN. 20 — 6:30 pm grandchildren. Funeral services were St. George s Hall held 3 pm Monday, Jan. 9 in St. All past, present and future members George s Anglican Church, Rev. John welcome. For further info call Instead of mushing all the way to Ganges, just phone in Bailey officiating, with cremation 537-5476. following. In lieu of flowers, your ad, and give us your charge card number. donations may be made to the •>_! : Respiratory Technology Fund, 1900 CLASSIFIED RATES: Fort St., Victoria Goodman Jones 1 ! Funeral Home in care of arrange• LINERS: $3.75 minimum, up to 25 P O Box 250. Ganges, B.C 5372211 2613 ments, t words; 1 5C each additional word. SEMI-DISPLAY $6.00/column inch. SALTSPRING LANDS LTD. 121 Fulford-Ganges Rd. Mayne Island Branch Driftwood Mall, Pender Island Box 69, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1 EO Miners Bay, Box 77, Mayne Is. 629-3383 or 629 6292 Phone 537-5515 Phone 539-2031 Galiano Island 539-2250

A VALUE-PACKED, MAYNE ISLAND HOBBY FARM- HOMES JANUARY REDUCTIONS COMFORTABLE HOME YOU BEAVER POINT AREA • 1/2 ac. seaview, 2 BR, private 4 BR seaview home close to NEW LISTINGS Ganges. Views of Mt. Baker & SHOULD SEE RIGHT NOW 5 ae, pond, good soil, lake view, $95,000. Active Pass Now only $82,900. Cosy 2 BR house on .85 ae, close Excellent 3 BR starter home sunny, spacious 3 BR home close • 1/2 ac. sunny 2400 sq ft., 3 BR, to store, dock, post office. Open located in a young neighbourhood, to new elementary school & $85,000. Mobrae — 'nkeJ'trtr k% Serviced. sunny view of Miner's Bay (Active property fully serviced, level and Swartz Bay ferry ASKING $29,500. SO**W • 1 / 2 ac. new 3 BR, 2 baths, quiet Pass) and beautiful sunsets sunny with good garden soil, .50 $99,950. road. $75,000 WATERFRONT LOT $66,000. ac. and close to Elementary Fulford Harbour. South west, low 3 BR mobile on secluded, sunny, School, store and saltwater LOW BANK WATERFRONT— • 2 1 7 ac. 2 BR home plus cottage, $75,000 bank. Now only $90,000. deer-fenced property in Bennett Priced at $62,500 and low down 1 ACRE Bay area. $63,500. payment considered. WATERFRONT PLEASE CALL Excellent moorage close by, well RUSS CROUSE - 537-5203 WATERFRONT SUNNY EXPOSURE: NEXT TO treed, shared water well, good 1.30 ac. good beach, power, building site. WELL PRICED AT water, cable $100,000. Large well-built home on Navy YEAR ROUND MOORAGE $89,000. Channel A beautiful property and AND RECREATION ACREAGE CLOSE TO LAKE low bank beach facing south $95,000-10 SECLUDED AC. Terrific family home with • 5 ac. view on Galiano. $45,000 Level 1 ac. modern 3 BR home $195,000. with built-in garage/workshop. mountain view in sunny area, Arable, 2 ponds, young orchard, • 22.94 ac. farmland with Quiet setting. $89,500. Terms. Boathousejust above the water on approx. 2900 sq. ft., main floor some fencing. Ready for the charming homesite. $150,000. this 80 ft. lot. Drive in, building includes 3 BR, kitchen nook and summer crop if you hurry! HUNDRED HILLS SMASHER • Choice of serviced building lots. site, perked, lowbank. $78,500. dining room, lower level family $30,000 Outstanding S.V. near new, 2 BR room (separate suite), den and ACREAGE PLEASE CALL plus basement home with Ige. much more. Ask for additional GIL MOUAT 537-9272 (24 hr.) PLEASE CALL 15 beautifully wooded acres, decks. Very attractive kitchen. information now. Only — JIM SPENCER 537-2154 secluded. An excellent price at P.S.—You are now in receipt of $135,000. $109,000. $65,000. Close to protected beach your 1984 ASSESSMENT 3.64 ACRES and good fishing. NOTICE for Land Tax purposes. If WATERFRONT COTTAGE you have any questions, perhaps I PENDER ISLAND SOUTHEY PT. WATERFRONT 1 Vi acres, fully fenced, good well, On 1 ac. of easy care landscaped could assist. West facing, arbutus coveied, drive, hydro, good soil, corner of RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES W/F with steps to beach. serviced oceanfront in private main road. $37,000 Gorgeous view from the attractive • 2 BR 1 2x56' mobile home with desirable location. Only FEELING CREATIVE? living/dining room, airtight stove, • 14 ac. overlooking Ganges & approximately .38 ac. $49,000. $129,500. At the end of Dogwood neat kitchen, 1 bdrm., bathrm., Build your own hideaway on one Gulf Islands. Very private. Lane. and loads of storage space. • Immaculate 1 BR view home on of our selection of super lots. Excellent building sites. Just BUILDING LOT Separate cabin for workshop or landscaped acre. $62,000. Waterfront? Trees? View lots? reduced to $85,000. Onp milp from Ganges, 47 Privacy? We can fulfil! your needs extra sleeping area_Greenhouse. New, 2 it cedar hon • 1.9 ae, cleared building site, fully serviced (power, phone, in any of these areas. Also we secluded parking for R.V. vehicles. Buck Lake frontage. $85,000. Asking $135,000. near Cusheon Lakeoff Lord Mike s water, cable) No sewer. $28,500 have many other well priced • Year round deep moorage in Rd Views. On waterline. $32,500. Offers Owner will trade up homes and cabrns covering a wide IDEAL STARTER HOME Browning Harbour. Home & price range. 100 HILLS—GULF IS. VIEWS PLEASE CALL 2 BR, cosy living/dining room with outbuildings. $179,000. 1 DICK TRORY 537-2236 MAYNE OFFICE: 539-2031 stone fireplace on .74 ac. in good 3 BR, 2 FP , kitchen with coffee PENDER ISLAND OFFICE lounge and sun room, mature PLEASE CALL: residential area near St. Mary 629-3383 landscaping, double carport, 2 CAROL KENNEDY Lake. Separate workshop Asking PLEASE CALL: $59,000. sundecks $129,500. 987 1502 or 539-2606 MARG & DON KEATING NORMA SELIG 537-5904 PLEASE CALL SYLVIA & PLEASE CALL: 629-3329 MARIE KELT 539-5509 ARTHUR GALE 537-5618 C.R. O'CONNOR 537-9649 eves. LINDA SOKOL 629-6257

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Ferry didn't hit buoy—corporation Box 1022, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

Did she or didn't she? Only the heard a banging noise on the hull of fairly noisy vessel." buoy knows for sure. the ferry. The light at the top of the buoy REAL ESTATE The Quiniisa was on the early B.C. Ferries spokesman Betty was discovered broken after the morning run from Fulford to Nicholson said, "The Quiniisa is a incident. Swartz Bay last Thursday and COMPANY INC. several .passengers claim she SALT SPRING ISLAND rammed a buoy near Knapp Island at the entrance to Col bourne GULF ISLANDS REALTY LTD. Lots of sun, 4 BR home, 2 FP's, large workshop, chicken house, on 4 Passage at the Vancouver Island private acres. The RIGHT PLACE for a self-employed tradesman or terminal. artisan. $105,000. The official word from the ferry P.O. BOX 750 GANGES, B.C. VOS 1E0 Vesuvius - walk to store, pub, dining & ferry. Easy care acre, water view, 2 BR home, F/P. $79,900. company is: close but not quite. PHONE (604) 537-5577 An informal inquiry of the SATURNA ISLAND incident carried out by corporation Beautifully treed, sunny acreages. 20 acres with well, $84,500, officials brought out that the THIS WEEK'S FEATURED PROPERTIES! subdividable 35 acres with fantastic views, only $89,900. Quiniisa had sailed close to the red OLD SCOTT RD. WATERFRONT VESUVIUS BEACH channel-marker but did not hit it. The warmth of wood - large Panabode, lovely stonefireplace on 1 /2 acre. Easy care. Water view. Rural. $129,900. Ihe channel markers guide the 3.59 ac. with older log home, At your doorstep, moorage, easily maintained garden stocked boats through the narrows between sunsets, swimming and an "Old MAYNE ISLAND - Clean sandstone waterfront. Sweeping view to with shrubs, fruit trees etc. SW. Piers and Knapp Islands on the way English Cottage" on a quiet street. southeast. Easy to build on. Piped water. $59,900. exposure with easy access to 3 BR, family/dining rm. Insulated to the berths at Swartz Bay. Many other 'exclusive' properties. Write or phone for details. about 200 ft. of shell beach. Good & heated by wood with back-up The passengers claim to have moorage & privacy. $198,000. furnace—very economical. Asking CALL JESSIE (PAT) JAMES — (604) 537-9556 Call SANTY. $165,000. Call MARY. No accidents EXCITING WATERFRONT HOME THE WARMTH OF WOOD Superb S. views of Idol Island. Ganges detachment RCMP Will surround you in this superbly Nearly 1 ac. of privacy, gently handcrafted 2 BR studio home in a report a quiet time on the accident sloping to sandstone shore. tranquil, treed setting. SW front. Delightful 2 BR home with exposure overlooking Fulford Pacific Coast There have been no traffic renovated interior, self-contained Harbour. Sundecks on 3 levels, accidents since the warm weather bachelor suite on lower level, sauna, large garage/workshop. came back just after Christmas. cottage/studio. The raised bed vegetable garden is Call ANN. A spokesman for the RCM P said protected by an attractive wood LaiidsLtd. the lesson to be learned is that DRAMATIC PRICE REDUCTION deer fence. The balance of this Port Washington, Pender Island, B.C. drivers should exercise more care 1.45 acre parcel is left in its VON 2M0 (604) 629-3271 (24 hr.) natural beauty. Privacy access to when black ice is around. beach. Price now reduced to $169,500. 2Vi ACRES IN PORT WASHINGTON AREA. New, well built 2 Call DAVID. bedroom cottage. Terrific well for your gardening needs. View. $89,500. MILLER & TOYNBF.F. SECLUSION & OCEAN VIEW PLEASE CALL TEDDIE KENT 629-3597 Here is a one level 3 BR home on BOX 8, GANGES, B.C. vos IEO just under an acre, just a short OCEANVIEW ACREAGES, PORT WASHINGTON LAKEVIEW HOME walk to a shell beach. A large sundeck faces the water and Piped water, power, excellent In quaint Port Washington on Pender Island, these parcels offer overlooks a well stocked easy care area. Immaculate home in south exposure, superb views, easy established access, privacy, garden. Asking $90,000. Mo brae - $67,000. meadowland & good gardening soil, drilled wells. Custom executive home with Call TONI. • * • sweeping views of Active Pass, 1.65 ac $55,000 OCEANVIEW HOME LOOKING FOR A GOOD BUY? Mt. Baker & Islands. 3 BR, 2V2 2.43 ac $60,000 Completely redecorated, bath, Ige. covered deck, unfinished I can show you just that—in Hobby 2.83 ac $63,000 fireplace, 1/2 acre, 2 levels, lower level with enclosed garage. Farms, Acreages, View Homes or sweeping ocean view. $77,500 - Concrete driveway & exceptional Lots, Cosy Cottages. Free maps & Close to store, government wharf, golf course and ferries. For OFFERS! gardens. Now only $124,500 listing brochure available. further information please contact: Call DARLENE. * » * Call ANN. MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271 2.5 ACRES - well - power - treed - $29,900. Telephone or call in and ask for our current listing bulletin. START THE YEAR RIGHT in this lovely 3 BR W/F home 2.9 ACRES - well - treed - power Our experienced salespeople will be delighted to assist you. overlooking Pender's rocky southern shoreline. Large stone F/P - VIEW - $34,000. TONI HOLMES 537-2758 ANN FOERSTER 537-5156 & good insulation for cosy winters. 16 x 32 in-ground pool for MARY SMALL 537-9566 SANTY FUOCO 537-2773 1/2 ACRE - $16,000. summer fun. Set well back from road on lovely .70 acre DAVID DUKE 653-4538 DARLENE O'DONNELL 653-4386 $215,000. KEVIN BELL ALEX REID 653-4637 JAN MACPHERSON 537-9894

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MAYNE ISLAND PENDER ISLAND OUTER ISLES ACREAGES LAKEFRONT DECOURCY OCEANFRONT 1. This won't last! $45,000 for 10 acres! Call quickly. Gently sloping lakefront, fully serviced, sewered. 1 117 ft. nicely sheltered 3/4 acre SEASIDE, grand 2. 9.66 acres, nicely treed, building site, very private. paved road. Only $29,800. trees, ideal RETREAT, WELL, a really fine property. $69,500. _S£6re©0-$55,000, $12,000 down. SEAFRONT 3. 10 acres of privacy, well treed, good access, 2. Bluff oceanfront facing WEST on DeCourcy Island. $25,000 down to full price of $59,500. 1. 178' South Pender beach oceanfront. Small camp $15,500 takes! Foreclosure! 4. 3 ac, servGO&JB*d. $30,000. cabin. A real buy at $95,000, assume agreement for WISE ISLAND 5. View of valley, building site^eujced^jood access. $45,000. 117 ft. on the ocean! Sheltered moorage. Piped water, 2. 85' high South West oceanfront. Beautiful arbutus $15,500. S*?L.ljr docks. $60,000 with $30,000 down. COTTAGES & HOMES & evergreens, all services including sewer, close to marina, golf club, lakes. $65,000 firm. SECRET ISLAND 1. 1000 sq. ft. mobile home, 1/2 acre, fenced. Asking $65,000. 3. 149' SW waterfront, level, arable, rare at $85,000. 4 to choose from - $27,500 to $60,000. 2. How about this...2,000 sq. ft. of new home, quiet COTTAGES & HOMES SECRETARY ISLAND area, below replacement at $80,000. 1. 1.13 acres oceanfront, contemporary home, fully One of only 14 strata lots, 148 ft. of sandstone shoal, 3. 900 sq. ft. cottage, insulated, serviced including serviced. A must seel faces onto sheltered and private bay. Common land sewer. Look at this price: $45,0001 2. 3/4 acre forested view with small cottage, serviced. over 120 acres of oceanfront. $65,000. 4. .81 fJMJMlP "I""""" $45,000. SEAFRONTS VIEWS 10 arable acres, forested, 700 (YES, that's 700 ft.!) 1. David's Cove, excellent moorage, serviced Vi acre, 1. $18,000 for a glimpse of the sea, privacy, ideal trontage on tidal inlet (oysters, clams, crabs). Asking asking $85,000. building site, serviced. $ 1 35.000. 2. Sandy beach & good moorage. What more couldyou 2. 2.17 acres, close to beach yet private, premium want? Serviced. Priced well at $79,500. development. Try an offer. Cy Porter - Pender - 629-6120 3. 3/4 acre oceanfront, level, walk-on beach & 3. Bargain lot, serviced, wa£^tJDb. $22,500. moorage. $83,000. BELL BAY Cy Porter - Pender - 629-6120 SATURNA ISLAND 1. Gingerbread house, circa 1900, fully restored kitchen, 3 acres $175,000. 1.1.1 acre seafront, cottage, serviced. Reduced to GALIANO ISLAND $100,000. Try your offer! 2. 2.2 acres with 205' frontage. $106,000. 1. 3 BR Montague seafront home, 25Q0 sq. ft., 2 FP, 3. 214' frontage, 3 1 acres, asking $1 18,000. 2. Nicely treed, short distance to store, $29,500. All 118' frontage. services. Come & see us—phone for a brochure and price list. 2. 10 acre view, Philimore Pt., water, bldg. site, 3. 1.2 oceanfront acres, easy access, privacy. $49,900. $55,500. Bill & Donna Messer 3. 1.7 acres, 3000 sq. ft. contemporary home, Bill & Donna Messer woodwork throughout, custom cabinets, fireplace, Mayne - 539-2745 skylights, ship deck floors, secluded, serviced. Mayne - 539-2745

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Islands Trust established to keep watch on islands

( and there are still many descendants the report, 74 /( being less than two agreed. Canada is a complex mix ol ol those settlers living on Salt acres (0.81 hectare) environments and ways ol life. Planning and land use controls are part ol the municipal Spring Island, although the black Subdivision ol all islands to the British Columbia is a mixture ot families moved away over the years (unction in most parts ol British Columbia. limits ol the various community widel> differing environments and into other parts of the province. plans would result in a total of living styles. Among the hundreds of islands dotting the waters between the INDUSTRIAL USE 28,000 lots or a possible potential ol I h e s c w i d e I y d i I 1 e r c n t British Columbia mainland and Vancouver Island, the Islands As fishing gained a larger and 60,000 to 70,000 people. surroundings throughout the Trust is the municipal body responsible lor planning. In this part larger following, the first industrial THREE CLASSES province make it important to av old of the nation, the Trust is unique. use of the islands developed, with I he T rust has chosen three classes gradually and, perhaps, unwillingly Land use is the only concern of the Islands'! rust. Established to salteries at Galiano, Reid and of land in order to establish a scale obliterating them by unplanned keep watch on the islands and to guard against over-development, Valdes Islands. In 1910 a cannery ol values. The categories offer an development. This could destroy was established on Lasqueti and a emphasis on those areas which are the Islands I rust performs a municipal function with no side then distinctive characteristics at a fish reduction plant later came to considered in greater need of loss to society as a whole, urges the issues. It preserves and protects the unique quality of the beautiful North Pender Island. protection than others. This Islands I rust. islands. The gradual increase in islands emphasis helps trustees to reach a RECOGNITION population was more marked alter decision between conflicting Ihe recognition ol the distinct the Second World War. In 1966 demands on the natural character ol the islands as well as the there were 4,388 people in the environment. urgent need lor their preservation There are more than 450 islands bird life. Over 200 varieties have islands of the Trust. By 1981 that I he coastal /one is the ribbon of came in the 1960's. Sudden within the Islands I rust area. I hese been counted in the islands. It is figure had leapt to 12,702. The land and water around each island. pressures lot development brought islands lie between Vancouver estimated, says the report, that two island showing the biggest increase I his environment supports a great a Ivap in subdivision and Island and the mainland and many million waterfowl use the Pacific in that period was Galiano, where variety of life and ranks high as a development, much ol it without are not populated. Hyway on their spring and autumn the population went up by 42%, scenic and attractive residential and consideration for the unique I he I rust area consists ol more migrations between the Arctic and from 344 persons to 746. The other recreational area. features ol the islands. I he boom in water than land. Lighty-seven per South America. Gull Islands showed increases as Ihe special natural areas are development was the result ol cent is water, or some 2,000 square COLONIES OF BIRDS follows: Mayne, 278 to 560 (13%); those considered worthy of concern lor speculation and miles (5,000 sq. km.). Seabuds are to be lound in Saturna, no list shown lor 1966, but preservation or protection. T hey promotion as much as with human the population rose from 185 in Ihe summary ol the islands and innumerable colonies on isolated were chosen in 1875 following an settlement and normal community 1976 to 229 in 1981; North and islands waters is part ot the recently rocky promontories. inventory carried out by the Nature growth. South Pender, 330 to 1,020 (27%); distributed Islands I rust policy I here are other occupants of the Conservancy of Canada and the Came the 10-acre freeze, whereby Salt Spring, 2,238 to 5,443 (23%). statement. It has been compiled b> islands. Ihe most prominent large by D.R. Benn. subdivision was limited to a ISLANDS ECONOMY the I rust lor the inlormation and mammal is the Columbian black- Special natural areas include minimum lot size until a community guidance ol its own members and tailed deer, with a population ol The economy of the islands still wetlands and bodies ol Iresh water; planning system was in force on the general public. about 15 to 25 per square mile. centres on farming, fishing and grasslands and wildllower areas; each island. The freeze came in logging augmented by tourism and I he islands enjoy a temperate, I he large lallow deer is larger, but open stands of garry oak, arbutus or 1969. In 1972 the Islands I rust was retirement living. These are by no marine climate ol cool, dry summers less numerous and inhabits only a Douglas fir; mature lorest; established following the report of means all the island activities listed. and rainy, mild winters. Average lew islands. Other common intertidal and subtidal /ones', rich in ihe standing committee of the Other aspects of the economy temperatures range lrom 1.7° C to mammals listed in the guide are a variety of marine lite; small islets, provincial legislature on the status include construction, millwork, 3.9° C in January and lrom 15.6° to raccoon, river otter, muskrat and isolated steeplands and bluffs used of the I rust islands. quarrying, log booming and I 7.8° C in summer. mink. In the surrounding seas are by nesting birds and ridgetops and I his new Islands T rust was given salvage, metal fabrication, skilled 1 he northern islands arc sea lions, harbour seals and vantage points with attractive a mandate to "preserveand protect" crafts and artistic pursuits, such as influenced by the coastal range and porpoises and killer whales. vegetation and opportunities lor the Trust area and its unique instrument making, boat building, enjoy a rainfall ol about 50 inches a Mosi important of the islands fish hiking and viewing. amenities and environment for the jewellery, pottery and wood year, while the southern islands are salmon, herring, ling cod, rock THIRD CATEGORY benefit of the residents of the I rust carving, painting, writing and a experience 30-35 inches ol fish, English sole, flounder, hake, Last category is Crown land, area and of the province generally. range of entertainment. precipitation. dogfish and sable fish. which provides a greater I o preserve and protect: the name I here is a long growing season, For sea food there is no call to Government services and other opportunity to decide luture use. of the game: the Islands I rust. with killing Irosts occurring in look to the deep waters. Ihe services catering to the growing Ihe islands are unique, not only December and January. lorcshorc /one of the islands populations contribute to the in British Columbia, and all GULF ISLANDS WILDLIFE abounds in crabs, clams, oysters, economy. Canada, but in the rest of the world. Who lives here? I he climate ol the islands shrimps, prawns, abalone, The features contributing to this Audio Vu Systems According to the Trust summary, status are the physiography, supports an abundance of marine geoducks, scallops and mussels. TELEVISION RENTALS one-third of the population is over climate, wildlife and ways of living. hie, vegetation, birds and animals, There is a problem of over- FROM $10 PER MONTH. 55 years of age. Family size and The variety of lifestyles and the the reader learns. It is one ol the harvesting in some areas, it is noted. 537-9886 income tend to be below the urban environment are, themselves, a more significant attractions Tues. thru Sat. 9 to 3 tfn CONTAMINATION averages. T he residents leave their bringing increased demands lor value worth preserving, the I rust is Iwo conditions threaten the city jobs upon retirement and leave settlement and recreation. seafood reserves. Sewage finding its their city homes to settle in the While an adequate supply ol Iresh way into the sea from vessels and islands, sharing an appreciation of a water is essential to all living things, faulty septic tank installations is a peaceful rural environment of Art Williams cumulative drought conditions are a contaminant to many molluscs. In unique qualities. characteristic ol the islands. I he low addition, the microscopic organism NOT ALL RETIRED annual rainfall, coupled with a lack red tide may be ingested by shelllish Not all who come to the islands TREE SERVICE ol summer precipitation, has at and il subsequently eaten by a are retired. Many come to provide times created severe water DANGEROUS TREE TOPPING human can cause fatal paralytic the services required by growing shortages. Only a small percentage poisoning. populations and increasing of the precipitation finds its way 15 Ion cram' • Bucking • Falling I here is evidence of human numbers ol aging residents. Others into the bedrock storage. 1(H) ft. high with bucket 245-2598 Removal &' Cleanup settlement in the islands 6,000 years have come to the islands to enjoy a Islands watersheds are small, Prtifesxioffal lice Climber • Wood (Shipper ago. There are archaeological sites simpler life closer to the land lo be INSURED creeks are lew, but lakes provide a on Mayne and Galiano going back lice of the constraints of reserve on a number of islands. 3,000 to 6,000 years and on Gabi lola conventional living. I hey R.R. #4, Saltair Rd., Ladysmith, B.C. VOR 2E0 The islands experience and North Pender are relics of supplement a limited income by earthquakes quite often. The most human activity 2,000 to 3,000 years crafts, other home occupations or severe recorded quake was in 1946, ago. small-scale food production. off Comox, when it reached 7.3 on The aboriginal people came to the the Richter scale, or a little less than The predominance ol different islands in their canoes to hunt and the San f-rancisco earthquake. lifestyles varies lrom island to fish, but the only records of LOGGING INDUSTRY island. It is a unique mix, suggests McConnan, Bion, permanent villages in the islands arc the Trust. Considerable areas of forest lound at Mayne Island and Kuper Average size ol small lots in the support a small logging industry Island. islands is one acre (0.39 hectare). A O'Connor & Peterson and most logs are taken off-island. With the arrival of European study of lands in the islands was I he wild flowers of the islands are BARRISTERS — SOLICITORS settlers among the islands, the initial undertaken by the Trust in 1978 to the most varied in the province. The pursuit was farming. First non- reveal that of 16,400 parcels of NOTARIES PUBLIC I rust manual suggests that they aboriginal settlement mentioned in private land, 55% were vacant; 24% represent one of the most fragile the Trust review of the islands was had seasonal dwellings and 21% had GANGES OFFICES components of the whole the arrival of black settlers from the permanent homes. environment. LAWYER IN ATTENDANCE: United States in 1857. They came to The 9,000 vacant parcels are the I here are 11,000 hectares of land Salt Spring Island to escape slavery prime object of development, says Ken Gustafson within the Agricultural Land Reserve in the islands of which 2,000 HOURS: hectares are Class 3 soil quality or better. Monday-Friday There is a wide range of birds 9 am-5 pm among the islands and many islands THE OPTICAL DEPT. OF LONDON DRUGS General legal practice including real estate conveyancing, take part in the annual bird count, mortgages, wills, estates, incorporations and to keep close tabs on the pattern of PAT HOBBS commercial law. QUALIFIED OPTICIAN We welcome inquiries as to our services or our fees.

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fTT Page 26 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, January 11, 1984 GALIANO NEWS Rod and Gun Club activities continue despite fire

BY KATHLYN BENGER Swart/ Bay, both at the ticket report indicated that the hall had ditty and Jane Edwards added a festive scene by masses of balloons Like Phoenix lrom the ashes the wicket and the office. been used at least 95 times during serious touch with the recitation ol while the supper dishes rested in Rod and Gun Club has survived the Seniors in possession of a 1983 lor such diverse activities as Bums' To a Mouse. cedar boughs illuminated by lire which destroyed its premises I'harmaeare Card may obtain a church services, garden club, Midnight had passed before tired twinkling lights. and announces the following booklet for car only lor use from Scottish dancirig, bridge and fund- dancers, satiated with healthy Convener Shirley Coulter wishes activities as proof ol its continued Monday to I hursday when they raising events. exercise and delicious food, to thank all her helpers who vitality. travel free. This costs $30 lor 10. Last year's officers all agreed to dispersed throughout the island. contributed to the evening's success On Saturday there will be an Other booklets available are $40 lor serve again and were elected by and the islanders who gave the inter-island trophy shoot against driver plus vehicle and $10 lor acclamation while Marney Brine chamber strength by their support. Salt Spring in which the Galiano passenger. There is not only a saving and Graham Wilson were added to team will compete. On January 22 to be made but also the convenience the board of directors. In New Year's Eve Coming Events the annual general meeting ol the of not having to fuss with money recognition of his outstanding club will be held at 8 pm in the and change at the dock or on New Year's Eve was celebrated on The North Galiano paperback service to the association Alistair activily centre. boarding. Galiano in many ways both private sales will resume on Fridays from 11 Ross was made an honorary On the same day at I I am there and public. The public I unctions am until 2 pm in the hall. Collee is member. will be archery in the activity centre. Golf Club were a dance in the modern style at available. In the evening some North I his will be a benefit for the archery the Community Hall and the On Saturday, Jan. 21 in the North Galiano Golf Club recently held Galiano residents returned to the section of the club. Guest archers Chamber of Commerce's dinner- Galiano Hall Don McLeod will their awards night when the hall lor a third time that day to enjoy lrom Vancouver, who will be ball at the activity centre. Ihe present a slide and sound show lollowing championship trophies a ceilidh put on by the Scottish participating the following week in midnight bullet and dance took entitled Lye oj the Wind, of sailing and pri/es were awarded. Ladies' country dancers. Aceilidh is defined the I ropa-Cana Vagus Open World place in the Ken Gaylor in Tahiti, Panama, Scotland and champion, Linda Laughlin; men's as an informal gathering for story Indoor Archery Championship, will Gymnasium, transformed into a other exotic places. champion, Harold Keenleyside. be taking part. Further activities telling and singing and comes lrom will be announced in future issues ol the Gaelic. Ihe trophies awarded were: Driftwood. Although many of the Blackwood, Linda Laughlin; participants had Scottish blood, Lions I ot hill. Lit Morisette; Nixon, albeit somewhat diluted in many Phyllis Stafford; Mae Ferguson, cases, there was one tropical exotic CERAMIC TILE I he Lions wish lo thank all the Linda Laughlin; Liver, Glad>s from Guatemala in the person of islanders who have given their Gabe; Mike Beach, Lloyd Hoole; Mirtha Estrada. C'olourlully generous support during the past Dr. Barner, Marg Robson; Cornell, dressed in native costume Mirtha, a SHOWROOM—INSTALLATION year and so enabled the Galiano Alex Phillips; and the Irene Lee student at the Lester B. Pearson Nearly 1000 tile samples on display! Lions Club to give a $1,000 cheque I rophy, Doreen Stanton and College of the Pacttic, was spending Ihe doors are always open...so come by & browse any time. to the recent Jimmy's telethon. Gerald Nicolson. her Christmas vacation on Galiano. For better service, call ahead or make an evening appointment. I hey would also like to congratulate Another most welcome and Ruth Merrill who won the lust prize Presentations were made by applauded guest was I ony Brooke- Ross Vezerian—Tile Setter ol a hall-cord of wood and Jim I ruit ladies' captain Marg Sarsen and Hart, still recuperating from his who won the second prize ol a hall- men's captain Lloyd Hoole recent accident. 426 Robinson Road 537-9222 cord in the Christmas raffle. lollowing a delicious prime rib roast Master of ceremonies was Ihe Lions are now busy dinner prepared by new club dancing instructor Alistair Ross. preparing for their celebrated managers Bernice and Jim Burrows. Interspersed in the reels, strathspeys annual sealood dinner in March to and jigs was entertainment which be held this year lor the first time in Northern Lights varied lrom melodramatic to the Ken Gaylor Gymnasium. musical. This got off to an hilarious Ihe Norlh Galiano Community COST PUIS start with the Brines and the Hall was a busy place on Saturday. Commuter Tickets Dodwells presenting the Galiano In the morning a group ot nine on Name Brand version of the Shooting of Dan The recent rise in terry fares to volunteers was hard at work Meiirew with an amazing "lady Electrical and Gas Appliances* Victoria has been somewhat pouring a scree coat tor the known as Lou" who would have mitigated by the return of commuter foundations lor the new addition. MAJOR GAS APPLIANCE REPAIRS surprised her Galiano School booklets ol tickets which result in In the afternoon the annual pupils, and a disreputable, bearded considerable savings to regular general meeting of the North prospector portrayed by one ol the users of the ferry to Swart/ Bay. Galiano Community Association GULF ISLANDS PROPANE most delicate of island ladies. Booklets may only be purchased at was held in the hall. I he annual Open 9:30-5 except Sundays ft holidays An equal dis-Service was rendered by a south-end duo who •••f** "More than just propane" 537-8M3 mutilated Ihe Cremation oj Sam Capital budget approved MtOee. Mirtha, who had suffered through Galiano's coldest Ihe Gull Islands School Board repairs to three schools and two Christmas, enacted the victim who has approved the 1984 capital Outer Islands teacherages. Ihe root only came to warmth and life when budget, which calls lor spending ol at the Gull Islands Secondary she was "cremated" in the hall's SALT SPRING INSURANCE close to $1.3 million. School requires extensive repairs. barrel-stove. Ihe building projects were listed A further $39,500 will pay lor the I he beauteous Ella Johnson in order of priority and the school covered play area at Saturna hula-ed so gracefully that AGENCIES (1972) LTD. trustees hope to cover at least School. everything was left to the $381,300 ol the budget despite a Improvements to Mayne School imagination and then accompanied freeze on ca'pital spending imposed will cost $648,545 and projects at herself on the autoTiarp. The All Classes of Insurance ( by the ministry of education. Galiano School will cost $170,000. Seoones gave sage advice to Ihe short list ol capital projects I he total capital budget stands at potential geriatrics. I he Patersons includes $148,500 to cover Ices and $1,297,937. and Stephens warbled a Scottish Agent contingencies al the Fulford school Authorized CHyir®pll©llfn project. Ihe trustees are also asking lor $182,800 to build the two-room Phillip Swift INSURANCE & PLATES addition to Fernwood School. I h e c o m p u t e r I o i t h c British Columbia Land Surveyor 653-4326 We are also your local Travel Agent administration office will cost RR 1 Fulford Harbour lilt $39,200. Ihe school district was urged earlier this year to put its "FOR PEOPLE office business on computer by the I GOING PLACES" ministry of education. I he final item on the short list is TRAVELWORLD CHARTERS $10,800 to pay lor drainage REAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT improvements at Pender School. cruises, flights, !u addition to ihe-priority_items, bus tours the school trustees will ask lor $58,592 to cover the costs ol root Court of Revision Take notice that the first sitting of the Court of Revision to hear Mutual Fire appeals concerning the 1984 Assessment Roll for the Gulf Islands Collection District will be as follows: RENT-A-CAR Insurance Co. GULF ISLANDS COLLECTION DISTRICT of B.C. Salt Spring Island February 1, 1984 First Qty Trust TERM DEPOSITS Founded in 1902 by the LOCATION; Court House, Ganges, B.C. 10:00 am Farmers of British Columbia. GULF ISLANDS COLLECTION DISTRICT GULE ISLANDS AGENTS: All Islands except Salt Spring February 1, 1984 All located in our office at:

Salt Spring L. Larson LOCATION: Pender Lodge, Pender Island, B.C. 10:30 am Galiano J. Ripley W. R. CRAVEN, Saturna F. Ratzlatf Area Assessor, Phone 537-5527 - - = — Saanich & Ihe islands Assessment Area

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Trelawney Contracting Down Through the Years GENERAL CONTRACTING AND CEMENT FINISHING 537-5229 537-2322 with Driftwood Ed Armstrong Harry Williamson Twenty Years Ago jammed the loading ramp. I he leny promised to write the next one in GARDEN & TREE SERVICE service was div cried to Montague July. I lie annual turkey dinner lor The dormitory lor Outer Islands Harbour and road crews on the the community, he reported, was • fruit tree pruning high school students opened in the island were kept busy ensuring almost a "cold turkey allan " but the • trimming of evergreens & hedges • pruning of ornamentals • tree surgery old hospital buildingon Ganges Mill Montague Hill was in condition to ladies managed to cook the bud on Salt Spring. Lileen Green was handle the Hal lie. despite the lack ol electric power. • topping, limbing & dangerous tree removal matron lor the 15 teenagers and Cold weather blanketed the LIsic Jansch cooked the meals. islands. Bui, said Dick I oynbee, it Five Years Ago FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Wet was the word lrom Ganges wasn't as cold as it had been a I limes Ellwyn McKague owner & operas 537-2723 The ferries were to be stretched. weather observer Howard Carlin. in ihe past. He related a lale about Ihe Mayne and Bowen Queens He reported total precipitation ol Ganges Harbour covered with ice REGULAR GARDEN MAINTENANCE would grow lo 278 led lrom 209 10.91 inches lor December to bung lrom shore lo shore. During one lect. I he capacity would be 70 the year's total lo 42.61 inches. past winter il had been possible lo vehicles, up lrom 50. W lien the woi k I here also was a hall-inch ol snow walk lo Goat Island, he recalled. was linislied, the renovated Icines in the month. The high and low The first baby ol the year arrived would be back in service in the Gull Terra Tepper temperatures stood at 57 and 27 al lady Minto Hospital al 1:10 pm Islands by mid-June. degrees. New Veal's Day. I lie daughter ol Travellers in the Gull Islands PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT A pack of dogs killed I 2 lambs on Mi. and Mrs. W.J. Hams ol couldn't be sure which boal they a north-end Salt Springlarm dm nig I ulloid had the honour ol being were on. I he leny company an attack in the last week ol theyeai. nunibci one loi 1969. announced the replacement vessels Second Floor, Ganges Centre Building The administrator ol Lady Minto Ihe fullord Fide Table showed while the iwo Queens were being Hospital, Harold II oil man. high tides. I he highest came on enlarged. I he Queen oj the Islands, P.O. Box 810, attended a seminar in Victoria to January 15 and measured 15.4 lect. the Sail Spring Queen and the Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 learn more about civil defence I lie low tide was 2.2 lect the day I'ender Queen would be plying the plans. I he disaster seminar talked before. waters between the Outer Islands 537-5557 about such items as planning and and Swart/ Bay as well as on the use ol community resources. A Ten Years Ago Fullord run at various nines during mock dtsaslci was put on with more the lollowing months. than 100 casualties being brought Increased assessment values lor B.C . Lotteries had been in into Koyal Jubilee Hospital lo lest vacant and commercial land on Salt business since 1975 and Salt Spimg ihe response ol health care Spnng bi ought 100 people lo a Island had reaped $37,900 lrom the employees. meeting to determine what could be prolits. Ihe farmers' Institute had The new library building was done. I he land was now assessed at i received $30,000 and a luillier rapidly nearing completion and Ml' ol the market value. I he people $5,000 went to the Central Hall would be opened loi use shortly. were urged to appeal the Society. Ihe Gull Islands Winter Driving Warning I lie board ol directors ol the Sail assessments. Community Aits Council had Spring Island Centennial Library Ihe boarding allowance lor accepted $2,900 in grants. Association would report on (Inter Islands students attending The excise label on two packages progress and name the dale loi the high school on Salt Spring would ol tobacco showed the contusion opening al the annual meeting the not be increased despite requests lo brought on by the metric system. lollowing week. do so. I he parents ol the students Both packages weighed I1/; ounces. Driftwood noted: I here was a paid $75 per month while the Gull Snow Area In metric, lhat translated to 42 tune when a lool and his money Islands School Board covered grams on one package and 43 grams were quickly parted, now il was •$37.50 per month ol the total a mount. on the other. Calculator conversion Spot Checks happening lo everybody. revealed the weight to be almost Dog licences were due. The cost Ihe Christmas pageant on Mayne 42.5 ounces. lot a licence lor a male or spayed Island included two plays by school Driftwood obtained new lemale was $ 1 while a female dog children and a v isit lrom Santa. I he typesetting equipment. Ihe cost S>2. Businesses were reminded Silver Mayncs contributed to the equipment was in the form ol a At this time of year and in areas subject that the trade licences were also up cost ol gilts lor ihe children. computer word-processor and to heavy snow conditions, you will see lor renewal. Kindergarten lor Galiano was discussed by the trustees til the Gull would help ease the job ol selling special signs requiring that your vehicle Fifteen Years Ago Islands School Board. I hey decided type. Ihe one shortcoming ol the have good winter-tread tires or carry to look at the situation on thai machine was that it would not write chains or, in some case, that chains be Storms swept over the Gull island and il a kindergarten was editorials. For your safety and that of other Islands and Hydro crews were busy mounted. needed it would be based on the A group ol Sail Spring residents motorists, these signs are authorized restoring service. When all the lines had loi med a committee lo press lor Pender Island class. I he ministry ol by law. were back in place the main Iced education would allow a trallic salely on the island. Several lrom Crolton shorted out. I he points ol danger on island roads had kindergarten il 10 children were During the next few weeks, random checks auxiliary line lrom Vancouver enrolled. been identilied with several ol them will be carried out by the RCMP in problem Island was put to use but il shorted The George Pearson CARL Tree being in the v illage. I he department out as well. I he workers put in long gathered $3,670. Pearson said the ol highways was unwilling to lix the driving areas, more particularly the Hope- hours lo restore power. money would help feed up to roads, however, until the proposed Princeton, the Squamish Highway to An application lo discharge lulls 250,000 hungry people in the world. sewer construction was under way. Whistler, the Fraser Canyon, but including Heated sewage into the sea lrom a I he amount represented an increase other sections of road on Vancouver Island proposed subdivision on Pender over the previous year ol and the rest of the province subject to Island was made. The developing approximately $760. snow conditions. The operation will be in lirni said the sewage would undergo JOHN V0ISEY Jim Campbell, Capital Region conjunction with the Attorney General's live stages ol treatment belorc being director lor the Outer Islands since LICENSED "CounterAttack" programme and piped to the sea. I he decision lo 1971, was chosen lo serve as CRD Marine Diesel neat the sewage was made, said the chairman lor another two-year Heavy Duty & other police traffic checks. Drivers of developer, to ease public opinion term. All Hood, alderman lor vehicles not properly equipped may be although no regulations required Victoria, was selected vice- Auto Repairs turned back or charged. such treatment. chairman. R.R. 1, Epron Rd. George Pearson ol Pender Island Papajohn apologized lor not The Ministry of Transportation and High• reported Ihe results ol donations lo getting his column lor Saturna in on 537-9731 ,„ ways is doing its best to clear snow and the CARL I ice. He said that $1,076 time lor the Christmas issue and maintain our roads in winter to make them had been collected and the money safe. Before driving into snow areas, make helped pay lor 14'/: tons ol lood lor sure you have good winter tires and are needy countries. The Sechelt Queen was blow n ol I - carrying chains to make your vehicle safe. course while attempting lo dock al Be on the lookout for snow clearing and Sturdies Bay on Galiano Island and Notary Public damaged the wharf. Further sanding equipment sometimes operating damage came when high tides in conditions of limited visibility. Their Real Estate Appraisals flashing amber lights are warning you to • Real Estate Conveyancing • Simple Wills use extreme caution and slow down. Make • Mortgages & Mobile Homes • Current Market Values sure also that you observe special signing • Lease Arrangements • Valuation Day Values and directions of flagpersons if you should • Commercial Documents • Mortgage Appraisals encounter them, and please drive carefully. • Contracts • Development Analysis A good person to know. Province of British Columbia Ronald B. McQuiggan. N.P.. FRI, RI(BC) MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS Office: 112 Lower Ganges Road en KKH tr\tTT >\ itn.onn iUn, 30 years experience. '*"*YjM 24 hour service 537-2003 eves > £f Page 28 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, January 11, 1984

Fined for TIDE TABLES at Fulford Harbour possession Pacific Standard Time JAN. of liquor 11 0305 6.3 1040 11.0 WE 1805 5.5 Four young men were in court at Ganges recently to lace charges of 12 0035 7.7 possession of liquor while under the 0345 7.4 legal drinking age. TH 1100 10.9 Brian Caspar and Steve Marlowe, 1835 4.6 both 18, entered guilty pleas while Peter Duke entered a plea of not 13 0245 8.5 guilty. He will reappear in court on 0455 8.4 January 11. FR 1130 10.8 The police noticed a vehicle skid 1915 3.5 through an intersection in Ganges October 29. They followed the 14 0410 9.4 vehicle and subsequently stopped it. 0635 9.2 I here were several bottles of beer in SA 1150 10.8 the vehicle but none of the three- 1945 2.4 young men admitted to owning the beer. 15 0445 10.2 Judge G.S. Denroche told the 0745 9.8 youths, "11 you insist upon drinking SU 1210 10.8 and get caught by the police, why do 2035 1.4 you insist upon giving them a snow job?" 16 0530 10.8 He lined Caspar and Marlowe 0905 10.1 $50 each lor the offence. MO 1300 10.9 Later in the court session, 2115 .6 Duliwood photo b> Val Richards Marlowe and Ken Anderson appeared on similar charges. I he- 17 0615 11.3 second set of charges resulted from 1000 10.2 Tree used as anchor an incident September 9. TU 1345 11.0 The police stopped a vehicle on 2200 .0 Do ship's cables really grow from used as an anchor over 100 years ago here by Tim O'Donnell, appears to that date and found beer in it. trees? According to local Fulford when a ship was beached for repair have weathered the 100 years well. Marlowe and Anderson were the 18 0645 11.5 historian, Bob Akerman, this just 120 feet away on Futford's The tree stands on the old occupants of the vehicle and both 1045 10.1 strange and wonderful phenomenon sandy beach, speculates Akerman. Drummond property at the head of were charged. WE 1440 11.0 is the only one of its kind in Fulford. The 16 ft. circumference, measured Fulford Harbour. Marlowe was lined $100 and 2250 -.1 The centuries-old maple tree was Dnlluood photo by Val Richards Anderson was lined $50. No problems despite sub-zero weather Sylvia's Scizzors Home of the Natural Perm Cement lor the foundation of the District, told Driftwood that tests a cold-weather pour. I he results are Open Mon.-Saf. 9-5 Phone Sylvia, Brenda, Shelley, Valcourt Centre Lois or Theresa at 537-9521 Fullord school was poured during are taken lor each cement pour. He the responsibility ol the contractor, the cold snap in December but there indicated that lour samples had said Sutherland. are no problems, says the site been taken of the December 20 pour Gee explained that care had been supervisor. of 60 yards of concrete. Ihe samples taken because the contractor did not I he cold weather settled in are checked alter seven days and want to risk up to $50,000 to remove 537-4243 overnight December 19 and 20. It again 28 days later. flawed concrete and re-pour the Chamber of lasted lor live days with an average The December samples have loundation. Commerce bldtj. temperature at night ol -8 degrees proved all right, reported Gee. Ihe cement poured during the f21 Lower Celsius (18 degrees Fahrenheit). Sutherland said the construction cold weather contained two percent Ganges Rd. During the day, the temperature contract contains specifications lor calcium to aid the drying process in Box 11 f, Ganges averaged -5 degrees C (23.9 degrees cement including necessary steps lor the sub-zero cold. r). II precautions are not taken when cement is poured in freezing ANNOUNCES weather, the concrete could be THE PURCHASE OF "killed". Ihe dried concrete would Leaf & Limb Tree Service look good but would soon crumble. ACCESS ANSWERING SERVICE. Bob Gee, site supervisor lor DANGEROUS TREE REMOVALS New Low Rates! contractor Herb Bute Ltd., said care- had been taken when the cement • Topping & Limbing was poured on December 20. I he- • Fruit Tree & Ornamental Pruning ^ft plywood forms would contain the • Orchard Planning & Planting • Landscaping heat generated in ihe cement as it dried. I he tops of the forms had Horticulturally trained & experienced been covered with sacks to keep the Fully insured & certified heal.in and the cold out, he said. Free estimates 653-4270 frank Sutherland, supervisor ol NOW OPEN SATURDAYS 9-5 works lor the Gull Islands School

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