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@L,n oa Havr.oct< la88 $ 1.25 DECEMBER.1988 VOLUME VI NUIJIBER 12 ! 'The BAP,{.Lil' SCr1.-ri{Dtrtt' is p;':nted monthly i;r Bamfield, British Columbia, Canada. Second clas: mail registratibn ntrnnber.. 6014. Post Office of mailing - Bamfield, B'C. Subscrlptions may be ordered or renewed by phonlng our Bamfield number: 728-3267 or bY writing to ult: THE BARKLEY SOWDER BOX 9I BAMFIELD B.C. YOR IBO

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,1. ADlrEnr&srtf6 RATES rOR 1988 1/8 Page $8. Oo 1/4 Page $15.OO L/2 Page $2o.00 FulI Page...... $4O.OO Classlfied ads are FREE! December 16th at 7 pm in the Fire Hall and the New Year's Eve Dinner and Dance on December 31st in the Com- nunity Hall. Our cover artist this month has provlded our Christmas cover for guite a few seaeons now. Thank you, Linda Haylock. December is an exciting nonth for Linda, as her watercolours be ,e -c- will - on display at the Rollin Art .-:::::i:.::::::' Centre ln Port Alberni all TFTE MASrrrEa,Ei" this nonth and into January. by 9{e attended Opening Night on Jeanne Ferris, Co-edjtor December 6th, and were very impressed with the large The year 1988 is coming to number of beautiful pictures a close, Christmas will soon filling the gallery, all by be here, and Banfielder's are our very own 'famous friendt, enjoying the annual gala tinda Haylock. season of parties and festiv- During 1988 Linda has ex- ities. hibited in the Crystal Garden The Craft Fair sras hetd ln Victoria, been in a show Decenber 3rd in the Marine with the Group of Eight at Station cafeterla, wl.th a flne the Van Deusen Gardens in turnout of visitors but not Vancouver and exhibited at as many artlsts as werve had the largest juried fair ln in previous yeara. The t{o- the Pacific l{orthwest, the nenrs Christian Potluck Din- PIiIW Craft Fair in Seattle. In ner and Bake Sale was on September she was the artiet December ?th, well attended on the Feature Wal-l at the and nuch appreclated, as Clock Tower Gallery in Port always. Albernl and then it was back Stitl. to cone are the to the Crystal Garden for following: the School Christ- Vistorl,ars Christuas Craft nas Concert, with trYo plays Falr. The exhlbit in the Rol- and lots of carols, on Thure- Iin Art Gentre is tinda'E day, Decenber 15th at ? pn at firEt Solo Show, wlth over 3O the Conmunity HaIl; the FIre paintlngs. f knsw Lt wonrt be HaIl Open House on Friday, her laet. Make it a polnt to visit the RolLln Gallery next COMPTJTER. tine yourre in Port Alberni, c or^trRs t both to eee Lindats work and OE-FER.TD to visit a very imPressive and well-run gallerY as welL' Dr. John l{cfnerneY, You nlght even consider buy- director the Banfield ltlarine ing one of Lindars Paintings, Station, has offered the use before she becones any nore of the conputers at the sta- famous and while You can tion for a conPuter course. still afford it! :r Anyone intere-qted in A vety MerrY Christnas learning beginning computer and all the best in the com- use shpuld contact Jirtf ing year to all of You who Ferris at 728-9267 or call subscribe to, write for, draw the station at ?28-3301. for, advertise in and iust The course will cover use simply enJoy readlng the of the disk operating sYs- Barklcy Sounder. glerve had ten, (MS-DOS) and entrY level slx intereeting years; with computer oPeration. any luc_! 1989,..our .seventh If there is suffjciPnt year in print, will exceed all interest the coursb will be expectations. offered in the new Jear.

six December 1988 Irlunber Twe]ve Spvolume _ tEmg h-. Chamber of Commerce Meeting re Northern Resldentts Tax Deduction Al Benton 4 I'ly Role as a lrliseionary'a 9life ' Greta Rodgers 10 Snakes and Rescues Grahan Elliston 14 Reglonal Distrlct RePort Al Benton t6 "$weet gllnds of Change" Anonlmous t8 Church News Rev. HenrY Boston 22 Red Cross Donatlons Ebba Jenninge 23 Group Morallty Leith Boulter 21 The Land of Ban PART 2 Fred }lelland 26 Hunor In Polltlc.lans Irlike Harcourt 30 Cape Beale Trall ' The Snalls 33 Cape Beale lleather Norbie Brand 31 Husserre Love 'Eva Brand 34 Christnas Blrd Count Alan Burger 35 trDeceDberrt ': 'Pat Grace 36 Church School Llnda llyree 37 In lfy Opinlon Janes Ferrls 38 Bamfleld t{eather Peter Janitle 39 "Politlcsrr '2 Pat Grace {o CHAMETER., OrF- sPtc r Ar. COMMET"CE TI{AI\TK :rC) T' The Chanber of Commerce To the contractor and his !t"fd -a ueeting on Tuesday, crew at the Goast Guard for Decenber 6th. putting roofing on the ranp ft was decided to hold the and float at the Conmunity annual neeting of the chanber Hall. on January loth, 1989 at .the Trails Motel.' A noninating cornnlttee was Anolher appointed. the nembers of the connittee are Bill Mather sdisfied and Elaine Christian. cuslomer! It was voted that the Chamber donate $1OO to the Centennial Park. PACIFIC A \. PIt SUPPtl letter is to be sent to I{52T (N. the Departnent of Highway GERThUDE PORT' reguesting repairs to the 723 2322 Pachena Bridge. It is pres- ently rated at a maximum load of 20 tons and that is not adeguate for the truck traffic that uses the bridge on a resular *rt&, fg 0strom's lr4achine Shop Ltd. Fishermen's Supplies . Hardware lmperial Products . Marine Railway Iarine Fuel Sbtion Automobile Gas . lleutical Charts . Tide Tables AAUFIELD, B.C. VOR lBO ,TELEPHOIIE 72&gI21 3l SPEC:I AI, REP()R:T that our reguest- bad been deni'ed because of 'the exist- BRIEF TO THE TASK FORCE ON ence of an all weather road TAX BENEFIIS FOR NORTHERN frpm Port AIbeS4o to Bamfield. AND ISOLATED AREAS. There is a gravel.road aPPr- oximately 95 kifoneters long PRESENTED ON BEHALF OF: connectlng part' of Bamfield The CommunitY of Banfield' to Poit AlbeYni. APProxi- B.C. mately 85 kilomelers of this ' , *.,. road is private tndustrial PRESEHTED BY: Alan A. Berlton, road offred and maintained bY Rggional Director, Electoral llacMillan-Bloedel, and has Area 'Ar, Regional Distrlct of seldom been unusable in nY Albernl-ClaYoquot. thirteen-and-a-haff Years in Banfield. However, we are at Gentlemen, the nercy of the vagaries of fhank You for affording ne the requirements of MacMillan this opportunitY to address Bloedel, as $ras evidenced in the question of Bamfleld's 1986 when I attenPted to eligibllity for the ltorthern have the lggging conpany Resident's tax dedugtion. f repair a brldge which had propose .to d:lscuss.1 firstly, deteriorated to the Point the general phYsical charac- that some large trucks bring- terlstics of Banfield, includ- ing supplies to Banfield were ing accessibilitY, .secondlY unwilling to cross.it' Subse- the logistics of conmirnication quently, MacMillan-Bloedel and transportation within secured cutting rights ln the Bamfield, particularly as theY adJacent area and rePaired relate to. the utlllzation of the bridge, but the threat to services,' thirdly, the deslg- secure acceas to Banfleld is natlon of the area bY other inpticit in the sltuatlon. governrnent bodies, and four- More germane to Your thly, the designation of deliberations is the fact that adJacent areas. ': the road to Banfleld onlY fn May of 1986o the Re- .servlces, about one third of glonal Diatrict wlote to the resic'teirces and busi- Revenue Canada r8questlng nesaes ln Banfleld. As You that Bamfield be designated wrll note on the following aa a qualtfytng area for the DBp, the conmunibY of Ban- ilorthern Reeidentrs Tax fteld ts bleected bY two Deductlon. fn Decenber of inlets. Only the cenlral that year we were lnforned penJ.nsula is eerved bY the 4 rcad, the other residences on proceeding past Grade Eight Mills Peninsula and the North must be boarded out in the side of Grappler Inlet are city. The School District dependent on their -boats or provides a, subsidy of $25O the il.V. Iady Rose (with a per raonth to parentg of such scheduled eervice' ori Tuesday, children, but this.,is.searcely Thureday and Saturday from adeguate to cover the addi- Port Alberni) for aceess to tional costs. In a,qR.llber of their hones. As to the other cases, parents have"felt that physical characterlstlcs of it was necessary for,ole or Bamfield that may be appli- both of the parents to move cable to your evaluation of to the city with their child our community, we have an due to the childrs. 4elative average annual rainfall of youth (approximate-l.y 14 years 108 inches, a population at of age) and inexperience with approximately 235, and are a city envirortment. Banfield situated in open woodland is the only conmunity within terrain. SchooJ DisJrict 7O where this The separation of the situation applies. ccmmunity of Banfield by The isolation of Banfield water presents problems and has been recognlzed by at added expenses to the resi- least two governmental bod- dents of East Bamfield (the ies. School District ?O pays road accessible area) as wel.l school teachers in Bamfield as the water access only an isolation allowance of areas. The Post Office and $IOOO per year for the fjrst the Red Cross Outpcst Hospi- three years of their enploy- ta] are bottr located on Mil^ls ment in Bamfield and $15OO Peninsula. Therefore it is for every succeeding year. necessary for all residents The Provincial [tlinistry of to own a boat (or lmpose on Highways foreman who recent- a friend with a boat) in ly retired as a result of.the order to access these inpor- privatisation of the Highways taht services. Eric Godson naintenance in 8.C., received Memorial School, which teach- an ieolation allowance of eg Grades One through Blght slghtty more than $1OO per is also or'r' l-tills nonth. 70 The final point whlclr f naln boat to wish to address ls the desig-, trans children fron East natlon of other settlenents Banfield wlthin the area for the to the ilorthbrn Resldentte Tax 5 Deduction. Anacla 72, the 20 niles. Nitinaht is also a main village of the Ohiaht gualifying area. The accese Band with a population of is sufficiently better than approximately 135 is located BamfieJd that School District 4 kiloneters from Bamfield 70 finds it feasible to run and therefore 4 kilometers a daily bus service to t{itin- closer by road to Port Alber- aht to bring the school ni than Banfield. It is children to Port Alberni. deslgnated as a qualifying The residents of Bamfield area. Sachsa Reserves No. 4 do not begrudge the designa- (at the head of Grappler tion of adjaceint communlties fnlet) and No. 9 (at the head for the l{orthern Residentrs of Bamfield fnlet) are not Tax Deduction. We do, how- designated, but I would ever, feel that the principles assune that they would of fairness and equity direct quallfy as they are part of that our community should be the Ohiaht Band's land. They reconsidered for this tax are both inrnediately adjacent benefit. t{e trust that in to residences whose ocbu- view of these facts, the Task pants consider themseJves Force will see fjt to redress part of the community of this situation ln favour of Bamfield. As you can see our community. Thank You. frorn the map on Page ?, Bam- field is also bordered on the llacOtRMllTT'S south by Pacific Rim National IilSURAI|CE ACCY. LTll. Park {phase 3}, whj.ch has also been designated as a BRTAN. TqACDERMOTT gualifying area. Twenty-flve kil.oneters JO,HN PANAGROT towards Port Alberni from 4907 ARGYLE ST., BOX 572 Bamfield the road paases PART Sarita Indian Reserve. This AI.BERNT, B.C. VgY 7Mg is home for a small group of 724-3241 TELEX 014_64518 Ohiaht Band members and ls also desigmated as a guallfy- ing area for the Tax Deduc- tiorl. Flnally, I would like to bring to your attention the Nltinaht Indian Reserve. 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Your Cornrnunity Hall Direetors thank you "for your support this past yqar. I Dear Jim & Jeanne, on the bleak l{orth East The ralns have.come and Coast of so has the tine to Jive lferrfrundland up to a pronise made Jast on the nis- Augrust on a sunny Sanford sion boats Island beach. The foJJow- Pioneer and ing js an excerpt tron ChaJmers,ay Mom's diary dealing with husband wqs Jtfe jn Banfield durini lnvited to the io's, but as a short re-open the llarinq lullsslons intro: with headquarters at Alert We Rodgers, Dad (Rev, Bay, off the northeast tip of Roy), Mom (6reta), Brother Vancouver fsland, and later Qary and f, aJong- with in BamfieJd, on the west bict< and ldargaret Pardy, coast of the island. Both ;aiLed into Banfield nissions had been suspended 'ltarbour in the summer of owing to the war, creating a leSS aboard the United gap of twelve years. Chhrch Motor U-egseJ l{eJvln The boat assigned to u6 Frnrtout. hle carte trom was the motor vessel MeJvin ilJert Bay where far two Swartout, a 65 foot boat years Dad served the named after a Missionary who communi tJes along fie lost his tife ln Barkley northeastern coast . ot Sound on the west pr:ast at Ifancouver Island and the Vancouver fsland. horthern aainJand. Before 9lhen we arrived iat Alert that, salty NewtoundJand. Bay, we found the mbnse and For z.€, Bdnf ieLd ,{as church in a ..,rrlapldated flrree caretree boyhood condition, need:liig'conplete years of boats and bush, renovation. l{hile, Roy, my rich in coJor and Jtfe. husband and Dlck, otir engin- tdom welJ, she sar.c eer were buslly engaged ln thlngs Just a JtttJe thls work, we llved on board dlfferently: tlee MeJvln Swartoat. I was assigrned the Job bf chlef I.fY ROLE AS THE WTFE OF A cook, babysltter and the IiARINE I{ISSIONARY proud task of ehowlng people around our beautiful boat. Greta?Ln"'. Effi$ As the Darure wae wlthout ffits firnlture, drapes, accessorles ': fn 1951, havlng serrred ten and dl"shes, tn rny spare tlme yeara as captaln-nlsslonary f planned the lnterlor decor- 10 ating. It took a lot of many talents. f enjoyed her figuring to estimate the cost companionship when f trav- and fit it in with the linited elled on the boat. We man- budget we recelved from the aged to get the neals, some- Board of Home Missl,ons. tines during rough se€rs when cupboard doore would fty The wharf where we docked open and we,,, actlrally saw was close to the beer parlour flying saucera. Fortunately and it wasnrt unueual to find for ne, f w4e:, not subJect to people sleeping on our deck mal de rner! when we got up in the norn- l{e visited various coastal ing. ft was guite unnerving connutnities within a 15O nile at first, but just one of radius of Alert Bay on our those thlngs we came to regular tour of duty. f accept. enjoyed vislttng the many The house renovations Indian vi.llages which dot the completed, 9l€ noved ashore coastline throughout the to a busy and active llfe in Seymour, Kntght and Kingcone the church and comnunlty. fnlets of the Queen CharXotte The boys and I travelled on Sound. The people there the boat durlng the summer, were anxious to hear the and, thanks to ouf' good recent news, enjoyed the friends Peggy and Vance magrazines and glfts we left McConber and Jean and John and took advantage of our Vooismlth, who looked after shiprs library. Services lrere our aons Keith, age 6 and held, children baptized and Gary, age 3,"'I was able to counselling glven. Visits make occaslonal trips at were precious to then ln other times. their Lsolatlon The crew of the MeJvin Our congregration in Alert Srartout consisted of ny Bay consisted of about flve huaband, who wae the captarn people at t&e tlre we begran and nlnlster, and Dick Pardy, our work there, ao we had the engtneer. Iater Dick work ahead of usl narried l{arlgaret l}arby who I helped orlganlze the had eerved at the Grenfell church cholr and we were lllssion as nurse, whl.le ure fortunate tb get Jin Robert- eerved on the St. Anthony son, fornerly from St. An- Marine migsion ln Newfound- drew'a 90esley Ghurch, Vancou- land. llargaret Jolned us ln v6r, as our Dtrector. Helen 1952 and we appreclated her Iarkln from the fndjan work aa nunre, as well as her Reel.dentia,l Sehool ilarr the 11 t::' - ' organJst. Later, when she When he directed the quec- ', l6ft;' Joan Berien helped us tion to o€, "What w111 you ' out. Af,$er 33 years I can have?'f - neanin$ coffee or stltl h6ar the beautiful tea f enthusiastlcall.y gave ::! - voices' of.,r:Kdi SJogrren, Joy him a substantial order to lltlloughby, Edna landsdown, acconpany ny coffee. To ny Edtth Polden and Jean- May. astonishnent -lI the other who were fatthful nenbers. nernbers ordered coffee 'gnly Cholr practice" was al$rays (Newfoundlanders do '.not held at th€ rlns€r and f believe .ln a lone rendezv_9us think lt wae Ln tfovenber of wlth coffee or tea.) The poor that y.ear when we had just nan had to borrow from a started our practl.ce, we had male friend to pay our bill. what f cafl a 'rdwigh" of"snow. Guess whose face went red'? Shortly after lt started, the Later that year we organ- husbands of',the. choir mem- ized a CGfT group, and wittr bers were. at the door to the help of a school teacher, collec.t thelr wives, as they Joan Bergen, I led this group felt it trgs qulte etormy. To. and thoroughly enjoyed the Roy and [€r coiuing fron experience. Newfoundtand where blizzaids Along with our church were blizzirds,,it was anus- actl,vitl.es, we were able to lng. However, as time went Jotn in different comnunity by I dld a lot of things that happenings. Roy and f joined anrused our good frlends at the Alert Bay 6lee Club and Alert Bay. For instance on enjoyed taking part ln musi- one occasl,on at the flsh cals euch as noklahona." l{e Store when I asked for a few found tte Indian people to ,pounds of fish, f was proupt- be very nusleal. For us the ly glven ealnon. I,looked at llusical FeEtival was a great the cterk, qu.lte lndignantly, attrastlon as our aon Keith and eald 'rbut I asked for conpeted tn einglng and f learned , to ny elocutlon. So hts proud ch6grln that tn Brltlsh ;nrent6 were there, eagerly colUilbla fJeh,; meant' salnon. analtlng thc resrilte of thelr The'egact opposlte held tnre llttle genlue. f waa glad, ln lfenfoundland. algo, to bc able to help the Another anbarraseing choLrs of tha Indtan Reelden- norient for ne occurred when ttal School by playtng for the cholr dlrcctor askcd thc thetr apeclat nrrnbcrs at ttre ecnbcra out for coffee, soon feottnal. aftar re began our practlcee. 12 Keith started school in people and appreciate their Alert,Bay and on his way to worth, but another Mjssion school had to pass the Field was calling! Indian Cenetery with lts many We left the Alert Bay huge totem poles. f had to Mission in capable hands. vralk wtth hlm and hold hls Rev. Oliver Howard followed hand. He had never seen a us, and took conmand of the totem before and tt took a Robert C. Scott. lot of persuasion and a detailed history of them continued next month before he felt confident to go to school on hl.s own, Roy and Greta are hap- Aftei two years ln Alert pily retired in eualicun Bay we grere asked to take Beach and f aln sure would tlre Melvin Swartout to the want to wish everyone west coast with headguarters Seascrn,s Greetlngs.,,and in Bamfield. He wLre not so do f, ready to leave as we were SincereJy, just getting to know the Keith Rodgers

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21 KITCHEN UNITS 1O SLEEPII{E U}IITS P{TtlL SAUttlA HHIRLPOOL r REASOiIAELE Rf,TES EilJoY - sEA LIFE, SCUEA DMI{S FISt{It{6, BEACHCoilEIfl6 DAY HIKIIIG OI{ BEECHES AI{D TRAILS 29 - l*.-;e debate f-,HI T;{ f',r-.iTJ[*T:EEr. Yalu't, ?C'er' Phone ^ I p and ruffled enough feathers The sigh of relief Youl that the u]timate winner hear emahating fro[r this: ref,rrsed tc be interviewed by corner has to do ilrtn the iie when reeults came in on cul.ninatiori--' of the'" recent ihe evening.sf, the.,trgth. lsc dual ballot ePisode durlng it wai.sntt eq.pntire loss. whj;ti*we'-bncg afsin' learned 9{e had a female aspirant .ho',' to make 'Ife" MY heurt to the mayor's chair, readv Hent out to 'Port Alberni tr, join Gretchen Brewin eif r*sident,;.whn w€re fac',:d *.ith Victorla and Gillian TrunPer tliree '- count teffi *- rro"l, tFlf, of Port Alberni in the ranks trips. of sensible afternatives to T haci t'r:n thr* flotsarn arrd jer:ser, th* rr-lgi:ts - of erst*'hile navigatc'rs of 'ltlr t; le visj on, ' va;ious Po.litical flotillas wh rt wlth.20 have created, attemPti'-r;4 to aJ,d.e r ma ili'e,,,' ; - ef'-.,r cdufse from the r':ckY I3 schoq:l shores of- fiacal insolvenci' *r,arrri and ttrree ;rtayl:. al to a siifi t harbour aEbore nv i,llogFect€' as' *rsll as r;': i"rlss -. pe*sicrn ch+gues wil] c:ntinue :;han six fc"'de:rr"l ht,p*fu3,s to to be cashed, etc. '- :., .,id.r: t::;.fon3r.l the lahyrln* I nade the ccmrne: that I t,,rinri rc':z': , ".rs of political was readY tc go fcr a s"::ncij.e Gf,6t*JV. rt. i. :o.;'d ;rvgfy p:"'iae ministnrr, a wonali p.letitucl':, prc,rd-l e a::ri t"-':r in prernier or a ladY maycr, in 'ihe' get navigatioir ,:n,anr;al c.rf Am tr- view of, the-b'ae*r .iaulfi 3lrr,i *,J. we have err;ler"iencj"'9. jie; what l:eve I i.rrote ttiat now w&3 the hog,t, F.c. or slnd, Vou, T vi:.s irst glfst'r*d to in HattsJno, fcr woilnen lnterfere wttllthe qttestl+n- gci.::rs to :r €:xBreg' thair .i.ng itsetf, Eo was re*Lrair:eC tsup[rrrrt for C.gf,Pable ohg of f.ron :ay usuaf ra"rble-rc\rsr.tlg tnei.r ee;< as'ilq!i4gr, to Pt'ove ta,rtice" and cans€qri,;nl.Y dtd they $ter.e giving ncre than not perforn to nY u,;ual lr.w lip eervlc6 to ttre cause 9f etandards o.L' Jourr"atist. . equal opporttrnttY. Ergo, as rousing ente;taln- 'It dtdntt work. And onlY rrent, tJrere etere dull stret- two of 2O a-fiernanic candi- chee enroute. dates ltere wonen, one fenale There tras a brlght cpot, lncumbent betng re-elected. however. I dtd get to hcst Obvlously f dldnrt trse the a nayoral candldaters !*- proper fuel for lgrrltlon. ' 24 Our city councll had taken will get blamed if things go lnord.inate amounts of flak wrong. for lndecisl.on, w?ong decision I tell you, when I get to and no declsion for two be dictator therefll be no years, and would you.bel,leve nore of this! Thererll be it? Seven out of eight made input, consuftbtion, and then it back! But then only 46 benevolent decision! And off per cent voted. ,witlr your head if you don't ft should be only a natter go along of a few wdeks until the I gfuess that rules out noaning begins agaln, with Brigadoon.... or does it? practically no one ready to admlt they voted for an incumbent. Oh woe, oh politics! f was struck by a sen- tence ln a book written by John Z. Delorean sone years ?ga, after his resignation from a $650,000 a year top position at General lrlotors. He wrote: "The uorallty of the group bears no relation- ship whatsoever to the individual norality of the nembers of the group'r, or words to that effect. How ls lt, I ask you, that good people deterlorate the nonent they get together to nake group declalons? That excellent rlnds, crutsing under frrll power, aeem to drtfit wtth the current when oiyib?c forued into a flset? tIJaffi There seens to be sone- tnfifg about a group that PATNT.CENTRE ITD. ! lllr-tt i welrrerrnr o ttilonrEr causea one to slough oft . tLofr oovafitcE . enrsutrritc persona.l responslbf[ty for r ccfraltc nl.€ r terxtrrc crt,iitelcrmrr decisl,ons, as lf sharlng the load neana the other fellon ,*G*'":Jlou?l:"o 1TI{E [,ANI) and-sixty-eight eouls, man, OF BAM woman and get. Trufy, the by inhabitants of Bam strive out Fred llelland of all proPortion to their nunbers to ease the lot of Part two the travelling Publlc who nake pilgrinage to this fabled Having finallY arrived in land, and such solicitude for the Land of Bam, the weary thelr fellow man is to be traveller undoubtedlY will nuch admired. seek refreshrnent to restore him to the state of health he Although the chart shows enjoyed previous to embarking it not, legend has tt that on his perllous journeY, and hidden somer.rhere withln the it is here that he wlll boundaries of the Land of Bam encounter the first of the lies a wondrous fountain' many wonders in store for capable of effecting miracu- hin. In the Land of Bam, Lous transfornatlon on anY through the beneflcence of who cone within range of lts the inhabitants, there are drifting mists. The nost provided for the succour of striking feature of these the travelling Public no less transnogrifications is that than two licensed 'liguor they do not necessarilY aqency outlets, as well as change one for the better or one hostelry licensed to sell for the etorse according to a beer and wine wjth meals, and general pattern, but that theY an inn holding a hotel re- change ane. freshment license. fn addi- If one is a Plllar of tion, plans are afoot to add rectitude, and straYs wlthln a Licensed pub tc the llst of rangre of the fountal'n's mist, establishnents readY to eerve then onet6 nature ls reversed the publlc ln the Land of ln a flash and,,becones that Ban. of which bad dreans are made. The wonder of thl,s lieE in If, on the other hand'. a thief the fact that when the Queen or robber or lawYer or other did last make official enqulrY guch rascal doec haPPen to into the nunber of tnhabtt- be wetted bY the gentle ants in this rellote ntstY 6pray, then he of a sudden corner of her realn, the throws off hls evII hablts officials entrusted with the and becones as other uPrlght task of lletlng all therein God-fearlng PeoPfe. Tnr.lY, dld enunerate two-hundred- ttrle ls the foreloet of the 26 wbnders to be found here jn would flock to Bam from over the Land of Bam. the whole of the known world. And yet, like Ponce De In-the Land of Bam, as in Leonts fabled fountain, no man other.""paits of the knbwn alive can point to a certa.ln world, the lnhabitants have 6pot on the chart and s?y, banded together i$, ceBmon rrHere thee will find the trail cause ,to nount :-'defence to the niraculous fountain, against alr perils, ' itatural and if thee will persevere and supernatural, that would through its nany trrists and threaten thelr otherwise turns, the fdrintain itself wtl,l serene exlstence. Chief lie before thee." Only €rmong these dangers is the through observing the many legendary'ealenander with its reverses o_f' character that curse of..rv:tldfire. And so it are sgrr;":'ataO. evJdenced was that; a 'body of men and throughbut the Land of Bam women selflessly diddedicate is one abl€ "t&- believe whole- thenselves to standing guard heartedly and without reser- against thie terrible scout'ge. vation ln the exl.stence of With arcane rites did the fountain, fot of a cer- they seek to ward off the tainty naught else could evll spirlts and, indeed, so account for euch a plethora practised they becane at of change in the nature of downing the spirits that their the inhabitants. fane spread throughout the With nlne own two eyes land. !{ightily they strove have f witnessed the trans- with the nalevolent forces fornatl.on of' flower-chtld to anayed against then, and rock-hard capltallst, of neither the fire-boat that nature-lover to explolter, Nnd sank, nor the fire trrrck that ha:d-headed bustness nan to rrould not start, nor the punp gentle phllanthroplst, seekingr that froze, succeeded in only to do good for hts dlscouraglng then frou theJr fellow creatures. OnIy the eelf-lnposed travails. tndeed; exlstence of the fountaln ao elcllled they became in could account for euch thelr ehosen fleld of qnench-', riraculous tranrsfortatlons. lng to the excluelon of arl If it could be charted so that else, that rchen they did one could say, nHerc Ls the endeavour to. klnCte a blazb- fountaln and hcre gtand thou for purpose of naking prac- to Denaflt fron lts benevolcnt tlee ln the pxtlngrulshlng of, vapoursr', then aurely alr fl,re, eeveral trfafs iere requlred to lgrnttit tbe fl.anes. - rarelY A.Ias, eviJ daYs have fallen saturated coast, and upon this intrePid band of does the salamanderrs bane. difenders. Although bounti- find a sufficjentlY drY Place fufly suPPlied with naterial to wreak its destruction. to the fn aqua sajutis est, reso-urceJ adeguate trans- regulrenents,.so enfeebled bY whlch may be freelY It6i" ceaseldss labors did lated as: theY becone that their nun- "In sogginess ie safety.rl bers dwindled down to but a few staunch souls - too few' ;" are told, to mount ad- continuecl next month equate guard against the dread salananderrs G.rlrse' SJc transj t gloria nundi ' PerhaPs it is a blessing in disguise that the rain falls tOtiginglY often on this *ss "o

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The foJ- Jowlng note sry rras sen t by Dear Trail Blazers, the SaaJJ Thank you for your nonu- fanlJy of fftmm,*, orir.'1i mental efforts on the trail to [' ?, Keeha Beach. The path was CaJlfornla. They ercre, wide and grreen; The puddles gueS,fs a t , Aguilar House comnodious: The ropes timely. and waJked the traiJ to We exceeded the weight linit Keeha Beach.. on the log bridge and got our feet yret, but that was our fault, not the logs'. We appreciate all your hard work.

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3483 THIRD AVENUE PORT AlBErNr. 8.C. V9Y-4E4 it CAPE BEAT,E FROM THE I^IE A1f ft E R' T- I GFI TITOIJS E by by Norbie Brand ':' Eva Brand PrinciPal LightkeePer :. HUSSqETS LOVE . TEMPERATURES Mean Maxinum ... 1O.2oC A C Toasted Hazefnuts, Minimuur ..' 5'5oC ground Mean 7 T Unsalted Butter tEMPERATURE EXTREMES 3 T Sugar Maxinrum of 12,5"C on November llf C Cake Flour lst, 3rd and 4th. 2 T Powdered Sugar Mininun of l-OoC on November l{ C Seedless RaspberrY Jant 26th. Pl.ace first four ingred- PRECIPITATION lents in had bowL, mix 9fe dough 610.9 mm 124 until inches) of forms. Di- neasurable Effi vide into 4, preciPitat5on Roll lnto I this month inch cylin- with onIY 2 ders. Refrigerate until firn. days without & Cut into X inch thick any rain. slices. Place on waxed-paper- lined sheets. Bake at 325oF fn 1987 for 10 to 15 nlnutes, until golden Mean lrlaxinum ... 11'5"C lfhen cool, sprinkle with Mean Mlninun ... 6'8oC icing sugar. Put a dot of jam in center of each cookie. PreciPitation was 316'3 nm (13.8 lnches) of meaEurable preclpitatton, wlth 5 daYs wttttout anY rain. Thie Year was onlY a blt cooler but a Iot wetter. poocooooo go gooooo ooooooooori CHR STMAg JOHN GISBORNE BI Rf) COtr^rT {o British Columbla Lend Surveyor o I The Third Annua] Banfietd 'o Subdivislons, Repostings" o q Christmas Bird Count is Topographic planned for Monday, December o Foreshore ,o Leases : 19th. As trSual, groups of o birders wlll be counting o Banfield 728-3467 o birds in a l5-mile-diarneter 0ffice 753-9181 0 circle o Nanaino 722-239L o ooo00000000000000000()000 000 around Bam- field. The data will be sent to the Audubon So- ciety in New York where they are published in their journal, Amerlcan Birds. Over 15OO bird counts are held acros,.j North America and provide useful. informa- tion to scientists and wild* life managers. The majn purSioss of the count. however, is to provide people with an opportunity to join experienced birders to learn something about local birds and have a fun day STEPHE}IS SEEET I{ETAL LTD in the open air. Anyone interested ehouLd Stainless Snoke Pipes leave their names at the Vent ilators Banfield Marine Station (72A- I I'later and Gas Tanks 3301) or call Alan Burger in Aluninun Freezer Trays VictorLa at (4?9-98331. You dontt have to be an General Sheet Hetal expert to participate! .723-2IL6 or 723-7623

35 Bamfidd Rd. wlll be closed between China Creek Park and Franklin River CamP ftom DECEIilBER 4 a.m. Dec. lOlft 19AB Frost dianon*sgarks to 1l P.m. Dec 1lttr 1944. the grass, and the gate- For bridge nepairs. Locks are stuck. MacMlllan Bloedel The Jeafl.ess naPJe' Cameron Division Jinhs sfretch white towards the skg, and graveL glues to gy slroes. Christmas'Js Jaughlng its way tosards the new year. The creej< hurbJes ifs words through 7 icy Jips, and o.Id ,. '** ?24'505 men sl.p their tcddies and spin thelr diPs. N. PARX.DR PORT ALBER Christmas Js a chiTd-Jike time, paging an ancl.ent btrth Ln ancl,entrghyge. And w,ltdt Js here ia'what we wiJl remeaber anong the ghogts of DanY an old 'December !

Pat Grace CHTTR.CFI SCHO(}T, Testament reading from the by Bible in song, costume and Linda llyres drama, with singing heJp from the congregation. Each Saturday in Advent Decenber l?th wilt be the The childreh hjve gatdered final Church School meeting together at the Churth to for this year (Advent IVt learn about the Christrnas The hour will include dress story. rehearsal for the pagreant The first' Saturday ln and a small party. Advent we talked about wait- All children in the coming for the special event to nunity are we.Icorne join come to and nade Advent wreaths our gathering. The mc,re to help nark the four weeks. shepherds The and angels the children brought green* merrler! We meet at 2:OO p.n. ery and candles from home Jn the church. lJe plan to and dld a fine job of decor- finish at 3:OO p.rn. but usual- ating the wreaths. ly wind up closer to 3:30 5r.6. A "hands on,' story tine Such enthusiasn occupied the second Advent Pfease Saturday make a special note sessJon. The chil- on your cafendar td c;ome to dren heard of the evente the Christrnas Candlelight leading up to the birth of 9{orship on Sunday, December baby Jesus and the visit of lSth at 4:OO p.rn. the wise nen. They then re- l{e wish you a joyous enacted those events withthe Christmas Season. help of nativity figrures. Ange1s with paper lace doily tinda Myres, Agnes wlngs were made to represent Hall and helpers. the messenger Gabriel and also the host of angels eent to the shepherds. We concluded with singing, naking sure that our volce! were loud enough ao that even Gabriel head our music ln Heaven! Advent flf Church School well confrnue the Christmas story thene and practice wll.l begin for our grageant. The chlldren will present the t{ew IbT MY Al Benton made a presenta- OPI $T:f OI\[ tion on our behalf to the by Royal Comnission studying the James Ferris, co-editor Northern allowance. HoPe- futly rte can benefit from Another year, another this progran. ft would not Christmas, I canrt believe it. hurt a bit tf you were to It has been a good Year, nake your feelings known. though. Al gave the address in hls Plenty of coJumn. Take a noment and excitement write to thenr, ft canrt hurt and political and it mlght help. activity in *t****ri't*lr both Canada I have beerr told that the and the U.S. Fire Departnei'rt has some new Free Trade members and fire Practices is to be are being he-ld on a regular part of our basis. That is good neets. lives, and we will have A good volunteer fire dePart- closer ties with the U.S. in nent is healthy for the all areas. It will nake the entire community. ?he suc- coming years interesting. cess of the dePartment Something we can all watch depends on the effort's of with interest. individual members who are ******l*:t* willing to donate their tine Bob Skelly has graduated and effort. fron provinciat to federal One of the benefits ot politics. lte certainlY has joi.ning, apart fronr the good exgrerience in government and feeling that comes fron should be a good addition to contributlng to the good of Parliament. Being in the the village, is the chance to rwrongr party and represent- have good times with friends ing the 'wrong' area wlll who share the same interests. somewhat cr.rmp his stYle, but it tE good to have hin there. t*st++rl*:t* The IIDP ehould be able to The Cape Beale Trail has nake 6ome noise ln Ottawa. bien slaEhed fron the tight- Dave Barrett.ls not knolrn for house to Bamfield. A crew htding hls llght under a fron Parks Canada ls Putting barrel. It should nake for ln bridges to get past ctone fascinatlng watching. of the bad spots on the *artt*t*** trail. Uprgradlng the trail 38 was a good effort and the BAMF.r Banfield preservation and ELD Development Society !^7E A:r IrE FI ts to be by congratulated. Peter ?here is a note from the Janitls Snall fantly eleewhere in the paper, conmenting lfhen I first aryived in on the good Bamfield sone 99 years Job done by the crew ltrat an old tiner ago has been working on the told lle that a trall. day in Bamfield is not .orl Itli:lt*ttt plete without rain. . This year in Novenber Thls is the last'issue of we had 29 our sixth year of pubUcation of them. and f would llke to take this Novernber opportunity to thank all of is the sec- you who ond wettest have supported our nonth of efforts. year, the I realize that f have with stepped on some toes, an average but of 15.6 that is one of the hazarde inches. This- year we of doing this type of work. had 2s.4s inches. rri"l.i] test November on None of my connents are in record was personal, but ,rnly reflect my the year 1904, with Zg.ib opinlons. ?hq.,,"ihance t; inches. rebut For the year so far we is always available to have- you lf you feel put upon. had lO1.9t inches. Last I wish you year for the sane period . all a very time of happy holtday season and a we had 88.26 inches. l_ine and prosperous New TEUPERA?URgS Year. ?he high of lgoC was on the first. The first freezfnJ temperature of the winte, ,ra3 -O.5oC on the 25th, followed ruith -l.OoC on the 26th. .-- ltean Maxinurn ... g.goG llean llintnun ... {.5cC Mean Temperature ?.2SoC There were three good southeasters. The htgh:tfd; on the Z2nd raa tg,g5 a f""i, -f_oot higher than the Ii.; called for in the tide b""k. lfo enow as yet. POLTTICS Man thinks Perhaps jt js that a new as another man politlcal. system onci said wtJL change in hatmony --- Jrjs rrery Jite -- t'Ne shoufd but tt is a treat peoPJe toy game, as tf theY were tllJed with reaJ, because rlvalry and strife they naY be ! u to no end, PeopJe and Jlfe, Pat Grace. are subJect to the Jaws of Nature, and as to systems, I recaJl a bunkhouse lle youth had heJd forth varlousJy with heat, and Jurid pEO. Of con., for poJitjcs here, ot gone, until an oJd logger, who had Jjstened onJy, fose, and slrat his chew on the stove, and said -- t'hlhen you can get one man to frust another, eay eystea wtJJ work! " --and the toplc was dead! 40 ur*,om tffirbec*l@i-ffi: ffiuEsA PHONE 723.681?. Rr Danel ruk. Presr 478A TEBO AVE. o ;S. Complele Collision Repalrs & painting - Cars. frucks. Motot Homes. goses. Boats. Loggrng ltucl:s & Heavv touro ' - .(: lUlodern Frumc tnd Measurlng Equlpment F ibreglas.s

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