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GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOb Wednesday; January-24; 1979

Ganges

ALL CLASSIFIED ADSMUST BE PAID IN CASH

No Classified Adstaken over the phone.

Classified Ads sent by mail mustbe accompanied by cheque ormoney order.

Classified Rates:$1.50 minimum up to 25 words

6 cents a word$2.50 col. inch semi-display

DEADLINEMonday, 4 pm

For SaleAlfalfa Hay. $105 ton; Alfalfa grassmix. $95 ton. 653-4361. tfnPropane Nordic Construction Hea-ter for rent. 100,000 to 400,000BTU's, Gulf Islands Propane Gas.537-2233. tfnTwo loving young adult male IrishSetters. Champion bloodlines.Soundness and temperament guar-anteed. Reasonably priced to goodhomes; terms available. Shirley,537-2211 weekdays only. tfn2 winter tires 6.70-15 6 ply. H.U.with tubes & rims, cheap $30.537-9288. 3-2Pianos tuned and repaired. PianoService Centre. Closed Jan. 20 toFeb. 7 inclusive. Phone 537-9718,George K. Veltman, Piano Tech-nician. 3-3Fuller Brush and Rawleigh repre-sentative. If I miss you...Phone537-5101.L.Gavin Reynolds, Gan-ges. tfnS.S. Lumber 6530 Ford Roadopposite Forest Museum, upDrinkwater Road, second road onyour right, Duncan. 2 x 4 cedar,$385 per sling load; 2 x 6 cedar,$365 per sling load; 2 x 3 cedar,$330 per sling load, 2 x 4 Hemlock,$200 per sling load. 2 x 3 C.S., 15cIinealf t . ,2x4fir8 ' and 10' length,88c each; 1 x 4 fir, 5c lin. ft.Delivery to Salt Spring, $18.112-746-5041 tfnViking deluxe 30" electric range inexcellent condition, $265; Findlay21" propane stove in excellentcondition, $185; Frigidaire 2 doorrefrigerator with matching Frigi-daire 30" electric range, $495 forthe pair; Hoover dialamatic uprightvac. with attachments $99; Hoovercannister vac. $44.50; These unitsare reconditioned and guaranteed.The Ganges Appliance Centre(next toRCMP Bldg.) Open Tues. -Sat. 9.30-12.00. 1.00-5.00.537-9501 tfn1976 American Pilgrim 8 footoverhead camper. Includes 3 wayfridge, stove, furnace, dual pro-pane, 110 volt wiring, jacks. Likenew $2500; 1973 Heavy duty 3A tonInternational pickup. Camper e-quipped. 60,000 mi. $2400. MayneIs. after 5. 539-2596 3-2Custom built portable log peelerdesigned for building logs. 6" to16" opening. Any length. Box 442,Yarrow, B.C. VOX 2AO. Phone823-6285. 4-1Have your furniture refmished atPiano Service Centre & FurnitureRefinishing. Closed Jan. 20 to Feb.7 inclusive. Phone 537-9718 3-3Fir poles cut to order, 6 in.diameter, $l/ft. Ideal for framingrustic houses, barns, outbuildings.Franklin fireplace, $75 or offer.David Williams, RR 1, WalkerHook Road, nr. Robinson Road.High chair, good condition. CallBarry 537-2965 or 537-9422 4-1Cash register, $150. 537-5641 days(9.30-5.30) 4-1

'/3 HP centrifugal pump recondi-tioned, $100; '/3 HP septic selfpriming pump; new motor andseals, $100. 537-9324 4-1

CLASSIFIED ADS.DEADLINE:

4 pmr

Monday

For SaleMust give away year old P.B. maleGerman Shorthaired Pointer.537-2710 4-11971 950 Cat Loader - ROPS -Grapple $42,500. 1973 Prentice RT600 self-propelled Log Loader - lowhours $75,000. 1969 Keohring 1 %yd. excavator - cat power $22,000.Phone 438-4025 or 687-2872 4-11978 - 1 HC 4300 8V92T - 430Jimmy Power under 100% warran-ty. RTO 15 speed transmission, tennew 16 ply radial tires with 1977Peerless page log trailer S.I.scales; tires 50% new brake liningsincludes 2 new sets of trig chains.Ready to go to work. Otherinterests force sale. Best offertakes. Phone 837-2507. 4-1Near new four-drawer electric fooddrier. Dry your own surplus fruitand vegs. Instruction book includ-ed 537-5785 4-1Your chance to keep warm thiswinter. New Franklin fireplace,$170.537-2874 4-1Winch; 10,000 Ib. Mercury electricwith cable; C.B. radio, 40 channelwith dual aerials; all purpose TVrotor antennae. Ph. 537-5411 after7pm 4-1Inglis washer & dryer, ex. condi-tion, $300; 3 piece gold colour sofagood condition, $50; large floralcovered chair, $20; fridge, $25; 21"B & W TV, $20; rose colour shagcarpet 8' x 6', $15; small 8" tablesaw, no motor, $25; old wood table& 4 chairs, $10; studio bed couch,$10; child's desk, $5; child's head-board. $5; 537-9540 4-130 inch avocado elec. stove, goodcondition $150; 2 pc. bed chester-field. brown, $100. Ph. 537-2342Light plant, Honda; 120V, 20.8Amps. 2.5 kw. Phone 537-2550 4-2

RECYCLE TO REDUCE WASTEBut please realize that sorting andemptying the contents of that shedis a tough job and we need yourco-operation. Please do not bringarticles that cannot be used andtherefore must be taken to thedump. Dumping garbage is not ourfunction.

WE CAN RECYCLE ONLYCans, cleaned and FLATTENEDwith labels removed. (Please do notinclude jar and bottle lids, tooth-paste tubes, aerosol cans, sardinemeat pie and paint cans, car parts.)Glass bottles and jars cleaned andlids removed, no need to removelabels. Newspapers tied securely,please bundle them as they comefolded once only. Brown paperbags tied. Clean feed bags. tfn

Et CeteraBOOK & STATIONERY

537-5115

SPECIAL "CANADIANA"DISPLAY OF BOOKS

25% offUNTIL JANUARY 31st

(Watch Driftwood for next week'sspecial)

ANDOur 1979 Medici calendars havejust arrived Reg. 2.75

ON SALE $1.65Et Cetera, open 10-5 Mon. - Sat.

4-1

OkanaganFruit

For Sale For SaleCUSTOM PLANING

OF FINISH LUMBERThermal glass installation

Custom MouldingsGeneral Millwork

Sash-door and cabinetsFormerly "Gulfcraft Millwork"

C.W. McClean"537-2117 Cottonwood Road

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The Dog Shop2086 Airedale Place

SidneyALL BREED

GROOMING & SUPPLYAppointments

656-4732 or 656-3259

PICKED OR SHOOKBEZZOLA'S buys yourRipe apples and pearsfor 5 - 7 c/lb. delivered

We also press for Vi or exchangeone gal. of juice for 35 Ibs. of fruit.

Call 743-5393 for appointment.tfn

PeninsulaChimneyService

FOR PROFESSIONALCLEANING OF

•Chimneys•Stoves•Furnaces•Fireplaces•Boilers

Serving the Gulf Islands since 1951for appointment call

537-2923tfn

Wood StovesDrop by to see and talk to us abouta wood-burning stove or fireplace.

We are the official dealer for:FISHER. JOTUL ANDBLAZE INDUSTRIES

ALSOINSULATED CHIMNEY

STOVE PIPE & FITTINGSINSTALLATIONS

FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES

GULFSTREAM PLUMBING &ELECTRICAL SUPPLY

Valcourt Centre 537-5733You '11 like our city prices.

ttn

Pre-inventorySale

All fall merchandise must go.PRICES SLASHED

CAROLEE'S537-5844

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Pre-InventorySale!!

Stoneware20-piece Breakfast sets

Oven & Dishwasher safe - Micro-wave oven proof.Chixise from 4 attractive patterns

Reg. 34.95

Set $27.95EXCEPTIONAL VALUE!

**

'Presto' CookersSALE PRICED!

Polished aluminum, avocado, gold,nutmeg.3'/2 qt. size, Reg. 35.25 Spec. 25.955 qt. size, Reg. 41.95 .. Spec. 31.453 qt. size, Reg. 28.95 .. Spec. 21.50

DON'T MISS THESEGREAT BUYS!

**

AluminumStepladdersHandy 4 ft. household size

5 ONLYSPECIAL SALE PRICE EACH

$18.88

Plastic PipeSpecial

UTILITY GRADE IN 100 FT.ROLLSI'V SPEC. ROLL 19.491 Vi" SPEC. ROLL 25.99

*** 4 WAYS TO BUY-

CASH, MASTER CHARGE.CHARGEX, CUBBON ACCOUNT

PHONE 537-5551

MOUAT'S4-1

FENCINGA complete range of fencing mater-ials.** Steel posts** Split cedar round treated cores**Hog Fencing**Sheep Fencing**Stock Fencing**Poultry Fencing

FENCING TOOLS & STAPLESLifetime Gates

Electrical Fencer Units &All Accessories

FOXGLOVE FARM&GARDEN SUPPLY

537-53114-1

SALE

5 HP and 7 HPNOW STOCK

Hugh'sMachinery

SALT SPRING FIBRESTHURS., JAN. 25 - SAT., JAN. 27

All handcrafted itemsREDUCED

***Store closing for 2 months

WATCH FOR RE-OPENINGTues., April 3

For SaleSELECTION OF

Horse healthaids

*Grooming Products* Leather Accessories

at

FOXGLOVE FARM& GARDEN SUPPLY

537-53114-1

Winter ParkasWeatherproof nylon

Reg. $31.95

Now $18.95

Work ShirtsDrill perma-press only

$10.95

4-2

Centennial Park - Fri., Jan. 27 537-5070

4-1 4-1

Salt Spring Fibres(Next to Village Jean Shop)

3-2

VILLAGE JEAN SHOP

PegasusGallery

OF CANADIAN ARTMOUATS MALL

Picture Framing - RestoringPaintings & Prints

By West Coast Artists.Original B.C. Jade carvings,

Unusual brass, etc.Open I Oam to 5pm

Tuesday through Saturday537-2421

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IN THE FLOWERHOUSETHIS WEEK

Flowering PlantsPrimroses. Azaleas. Begonias.Gardenias. Daffodils. Crocus. Kal-anchoes and Mums.

FOXGLOVE FARM cVGARDEN SUPPLY

537-55313J

Mac'sHeating &ChimneyService

For fast local full service537-2628

after 5.30 pmtfn

Solid oak barrelsIdeal for feed, water, planters,furniture. Your choiceONLY $15.95 EA.

FOXGLOVE FARM &GARDEN SUPPLY

537-55313-1

DAGWOODsLicensed

FOR DINNERThursday, Friday, Saturday

From 5.00PM on

NEW SPECIALSEVERY WEEK

IN ADDITION TO THEBEST PIZZA IN TOWN

Join the "Young People's PlaceMat" Contest. 537-9323 4-2

Wednesday, January 24, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Nineteen

For Sale

GREENERY SALEAT

FOXGLOVE

20%OR MORE OFF

SmallHouseplants

2Vj" pot size, Reg. 69c . .NOWSSc4" pot size, Reg. 1.49 .. NOW 1.195" pot size, Reg. 3.50 .. NOW 2.796" pot size, Reg. 4.95 . . NOW 3.958" pot size, Reg. 12.95 .NOW9.958'' hanging basket, Reg. 8.95

NOW 6.956" hanging basket, Reg. 6.95

NOW 4.95FOXGLOVE FARM &

GARDEN SUPPLY537-5531

3-1MEN'S

Haircuttingand

HairstyingEUROPEAN HAIR DESIGNTues. thru Fri. 9 am to 5 pm

Rainbow Road 537-5121tfn

PLUMBING?ABS fittings now

25% offGULFSTREAM PLUMBING &

ELECTRICAL SUPPLYValcourt Centre 537-5733

4-1

Just In!GOOD SELECTION OF

PruningEquipment

NOW'S THE TIMETO CLIP & CUT.

FOXGLOVE FARM& GARDEN SUPPLY

537-5531

Kenton HouseGallery

Fulford Ganges Rd.Antiques, Collectables &

Local paintingsOpen by appointment only.

537-2224tfn

Cars, Trucks1971 Chev sedan, V8, auto, P.S.,P.B., good condition, $1350 OBO.537-5065. tfn

1972 Datsun 2 door, snow tires,54000 miles, $1500.537-2670. tfnWanted: Morgan, any condition,112-385-6363, 112-384-2111. Rob-ert. 4-11976 white Volks Rabbit, 2 door,custom, 537-5107. tfn1966 Ford Fairlane station wagon.289 - V8 engine. Asking $450.Phone 537-5662 after 3.30 pm tfn

Tamdom axle trailer for sale or rentready for the road, surge brakes,10 ft. steel deck, car loadingramps. Good for hauling cars, farmmachinery, fire wood, top soil,sawdust, livestock, etc. 653-4352

4-11957 Willys 4x4, new tires, rebuilttransmission and transfer case,good condition, $1100. 539-2883(Galiano) 4-41967 Dodge Monaco. 4 door, 318motor, good shape. Call 537-2905eves. 4-21

Mobile Homes, Trailers

AffordableHousing

Complete range of 2 & 3 bdrm.single & double wides. MelSumner. 537-5779. tfn

LostSomewhere on Salt Spring orQueen of Sidney, man's small 10karat gold ring with tiny diamond.Extreme sentimental value! Pleasecall 255-1979 collect. Reward. 1-4

8 month old brown Labrador -German Shorthair cross femaledog. 537-9478 after 6. 3-2

LivestockVersatile Arabian pleasure andbreeding stock. Stud service avail-able. 537-5100 4-tfnLast chance for seasons almostover. Buck service - 2 Alpine reg.bucks, $15.537-2378 4-1Pacific Western polled herefordsale. 1 pm February 10, at DumontFarms, 8 miles east of Vernon. 8bulls and 54 bred and open heifers- high quality, selected cattle. Youropportunity to acquire superiorbreeding stock from popular andproven bloodlines. For cataloguesand information contact Don Need-oba, RR1, Salmon Arm, B.C. VOE2TO. 4-19 mo. old heifer registered andopen. From the "Victor" line, shewill be a thrifty animal to own. Freebreeding service.

FOXGLOVE FARM537-9281 RR2, Ganges, BC

3 yr. old Hereford Bullfully mature, gentle, and halterbroken from the famous Victor linebreeding.

FOXGLOVE FARM537-9281 RR2, Ganges

Personal ~Incorporate! 100 Plus filing fees.Incorporate yourself — fast - overthe telephone. Our forms andtyping services are lawyer approv-ed. Call Self-Counsel Services tollfree 112-800-663-3035. Chargexand Mastercharge approved. tfnDivorce! $100 plus filing fees.Obtain your uncontested divorce —fast - over the telephone. Ourforms and typing services arelawyer approved. Call Self-CounselServices toll free 112-800-663-3035.Chargex and Mastercharge accept-ed. tfn

What single act or law would mostbenefit children of the world?$100.00 for best suggestion. Yearof the Child, Box 3536, Smithers,B.C. VOJ 2NO. 4-1

Need a Divorce? For free info andprofessional, fast, inexpensivelawyer - designed services, contactVancouver Divorce Service, #8,1734 West Broadway, Vancouver,BC V6J1Y1. Telephone 736-2684

4-2Quesnel school reunion August3-6, 1979. All students who attend-ed Q.J.S.S. in and prior to 1959,contact Carolyn Johnston, 200Carry St., Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3M9.See you there! 4-2

AnnouncementsDr. E.A. Jarman, of Ganges, andMrs. J.A. Jarman, of North Van-couver, are pleased to announcethe forthcoming marriage of theirdaughter Susan Louise to BarryJames Thomson, youngest son ofMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thomsonof Edmonton, Alberta.The ceremony will take place at7.00 pm, Saturday, February 10,1979, at St. Paul's AnglicanChurch, Edmonton, Alberta. 4-2

Births Help Wanted For RentEric Byron is happy to announcethe arrival of his sister MonicaJade on Jan. 11, 1979. Proudparents are Patrick and MargaretByron. Many thanks to Dr. Rowelland the nursing staff at LadyMinto. 4-1

Card of ThanksWe would like to extend our thanksto all the people on the Gulf Islandswho have helped us since ourrecent.fire. Your contributions toour future home have been greatlyappreciated by all of us. Specialthanks to Mom and Dad Hansom.Charlie, Karen, Jeni, Amy, CherylCrosman. 4-1

DeathsRANDALL - Mrs. Joan PatriciaRandall of Old Scott Rd. passedaway Jan. 12, 1979 in VictoriaGeneral Hospital, Victoria. Amemorial service was held 1.30 pmTuesday, Jan. 16 in St. MarksAnglican Church, Ganges. Rev.Peter McCalman officiated. Ar-rangements by Goodman FuneralHome. 4-1

WantedFor removal of unwanted majorappliances or non working colourT.V.'s phone....537-9501. tfnSelective Logging Services offersland owners an opportunity toobtain revenue without destroyingthe land's development or resalepotential. References, top marketprices. Nanaimo 754-6606 collect.

tfnChild's mesh playpen. 537-92974-1Sheep & cattle wanted. 653-4352 or653-4372 4-2Box trailer 537-9672 tfnLoving person to look after our 5month old daughter, two days aweek. Vesuvius or Long Harbourarea preferred. Please call Jane at537-9228 4-1For school class, old or brokenmachines or mechanical devicesthat can be taken apart by the kidsso they can see how they work. Canbe small motors, vacuums, clocks,radios, chainsaws, etc. Michael537-5340 4-14 wooden kitchen chairs. Oldermodel, quiet fridge, in good runn-ing order. 653-4284 evenings 4-1More male singers for "JesusChrist Superstar". Phone 537-2770(Pat Desbottes) or 537-2322 (MaryWilliamson) 4-1Voice lessons for a not verytalented, would be singer. Duringthe day. Reasonably priced. Phone537-5409. 4-1Station wagon in good condition.Cash. 537-9270Cash paid for used batteries andradiators. 537-2721 4-3

ATTENTION LOGGERSAlder/Maple saw logs wanted forany B.C. salt water dump. CallJacobsen-Phillips collect 684-6236.

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Work WantedCouple seek casual jobs. Farming& nursing background - anythingconsidered. Phone 537-9345 or537-9730. 4-1

CARPENTERExperienced in all areas, fromframing to cabinets; renovations aspecialty. Quality job, fair price.Call Bill Carragher. 537-9450. tfn

Help WantedShop foreman required for machineshop in Quesnel, B.C. Good fringebenefits. Contact Quesnel Machi-nery Ltd., Box4009. Quesnel, B.C.V2J 3J4 or phone the manager at992-2174. 3-4Part-time help wanted by GulfIsland Window Cleaners. Eveningwork. Call 653-4381 or 537-9841.

Required-self motivated mainten-ance man with welding experiencefor Alfalfa Dehydration plant andfarm operation. References requir-ed. Agri Management, Box 986,Leduc. Alberta. T9E 2Y6. 4-1Reporter wanted - Lower Mainlandbi-weekly tabloid newspaper islooking for an outgoing individualwith newspaper experience or whohas a recognized course in journal-ism to join our reporting staff. Thisperson will cover all aspects ofcommunity news, as well as sportsand will have a sincere zest to findexciting news and communicate it.Shorthand and own car essential.Apply in writing with resume to:News Editor, North Shore News,#202, 1139 Lonsdale Ave., NorthVancouver, B.C.

4-2Pipeline and northern jobs. Earnup to $3,000 per month. Learn howto secure these and other highpaying jobs. Send for furtherdetails regarding informative La-bour Market Guide: Labour MarketEmployment Service -1, Box 7810,Station A, Edmonton, Alta. T5J3G6. 4-2Diesel mechanic with Cumminsexperience. Shop work only.Steady employment. Send resumeto: Boose Truck & Deisel Ltd., 732Carrier St., Kamloops, B.C. V2H1G2. Phone 374-6688. 4J

HELP WANTEDExtra income for

* Men and women of any age* Part or full time* High hourly earnings* Pleasant dignified work* Training provided* Set own hours

PERFECT for men with full timejobs; women with children.

For further informationphone 537-2550

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For Rent1 bedroom suite in 4-plex. Rent$170. Available Feb. 1. Phoneevening 537-5345 4-1Premium waterfront office or shop,immediately available in Mouat'sMall. 537-5593 4-3Mayne Island - Small furnishedhouse on sheltered bay, 3 room,kitchen and bath. Good watersupply, close to store $125 month-ly. Call Vancouver 733-3770 4-2Semi-waterfront cottage Walker-Hook area 2 small bedrooms.Electric heat $185 per month plushydro. Vacant. 537-9363 4-1New 2 BR rear duplex, W/W,drapes, stove & fridge, elec. heat,channel view plus skylight. Nostairs, paved walks, drive & street.Maliview near Fernwood store.$265/mo. includes light, heat &prepared garden space. (Cable &laundry available) Adults preferr-ed. 537-5104 tfnCharming, nearly new 4 bedroomhouse available Feb. 1. W/Wcarpet, fireplace, stove, ensuite,bath. $250 mo. References please.Ph. 537-9540 4-1330 sq. ft. retail shop space. Ph.537-5115,537-2888 tfnA Frame, 2 bedroom cabin onCusheon Lake $200/month.537-2777 3-2

Quick possession. Modern smallapartment near Ganges $125.537-5883 or 595-8113Two bedroom duplex for rent. $225near Ganges, view. Ph. 537-5488

1 and 2 bedroom fully insulatedcottages for winter rental. Fullyfurnished, cablevision and no pets.Phone 537-2585 for interview, tfnCusheon Lake front cabins quietand private, from $100 per month.537-2777. 2-61 and 2 bedroom furnished house-keeping cottages, cablevision forpermanent rental. No pets please.537-2214. tfn

'Two room shop would be perfectfor appliance repair shop or similarbusiness, 537-2186 (eves.). tfnCommercial space available im-mediately on Rainbow Road acrossfrom school . Phone 537-5675 . tfnCottage on North Beach Road,across street from ocean. Appli-ances, and some furniture includ-ed, utilities not, $150. 537-9616after 5. _ tfnA new furnished home on NorthPender, lease available. Phone Mr.Kingma at 228-1541 or 437-3811.__ _ 1-52 room furnished bachelor suite,Vesuvius area, available imme-diately. $125 month. 537-2186. tfnOffice space in Lancer Building.Phone 537-5453 or 653-4437. tfn

iWanted to RentSingle working person with petsurgently requires small house foryear-round rental. Prefer Northend with fenced or fenceable yard.Reasonable rent. 653-4264 3-4Couple would like to rent twobedroom house or cottage on SaltSpring Island. Rent to $2007 month.Contact L. Johnston, RR 1, NorthRoad, Gibsons, B.C. 886-2821(collect) _ 3-2Guest cottage/cabin to $175. Ma-ture responsible woman will care-take. Leave message for Nina Wolfat 537-5773 _ 4-_2Young couple looking for comfor-table 2-bedroom waterfront homeon southern Salt Spring. Phone653-4265 after 7pm _ tfnSpacious, insulated, 3-4 bedroomhouse with fireplace, finishedbasement, in-law suite and sunnyexposure; on Salt Spring. Can payup to $3507 mo. and will want lease.References available. Phone Mrs.Hearne 653-4369 _ 4,6.8.10

Coming EventsBingo: Every Saturday night inCatholic Church Hall, Drake Road,7.30. _ tfnThere will be a luncheon at theCommunity Centre on Ganges Hill,Thursday, Feb. 1 at 12.30. Fortransportation call 537-9212. 4-2First annual spring auction andextravaganza. Rotary Club of SaltSpring Island. Easter weekend.Articles, all donatable items are taxdeductible. 537-9728 Garry Garras;537-9884 Ray Bush; 653-4228 BobAkerman. _ __ _ 4-1

SALT SPRING ISLANDROD & GUN CLUB

AnnualMeetingAT CLUBHOUSE

ONTHURS.,JAN.25AT 8PM

SSI ROTARY CLUBTuff Times

DanceSat., Feb. 17, 1979

Fulford Hall 9.00 -2.00Music by the Cross Roads

Tickets available at: Carolee's, SSDrycleaners, GI Trading Meats,and Ganges Auto Marine. _ 4-1

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Coming Events Business Service Business Service Real Estate Real EstateSelf-help WorkshopTOPIC: NUTRITION

Friday. Jan. 26 - 7.30pmGuest Speaker, Alan Martin

FAMILY CENTRE537-9522

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NoticeA.A. Meetings. l'uesda\ *, and Fri-day 8 pm. Open meetings lasiFriday of month. 537-2322.537-9212.537-2135. ttn

Are you living with (or near) asevere drinking problem? Al-Anon,Wed., 1.30 pm. Catholic Church onDrake Rd. Contact 537-9549 or537-2717. tfnWEAVERS GUILD - General Meeting. Thursday, February 1. 10.30am at United Church Lower Hall.Show and lell. 4-J"Jesus Christ Superstar" will re-hearse Mon. & Tue. 7.30 pm at St.George's Parish Hall. 4-1

HOMEMAKER SERVICEAvailable to all ages, disabled oraged person - acute or chronic-illness - convalescent - new baby -537-9822 - 9 am -12 noon. ifn

MOUAT'SWill be Closed

For One Day Only

Wed., Jan. 31

FOR ANNUALSTOCK-TAKING

Baha'iFor more information phone:

Saturna 539-2429Galiano 539-2834Pender 629-3552

Salt Spring 537-5643tfn

>3. L • \~*. f\ •LOST AND FOUND P1«TS

General enquiries 9 am to 9 pm,weekdays and 9 am to 7 pm,Saturday. 53^-2123. tfn

Barry Dayman'REGISTEREDTHERAPIST

Mon. and Wed. 10-4Community Centre

By appointment537-2965,537-9422

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LET US

Steam CleanYour Carpets

Carpet Guard treatment also avail-able for both new and cleanedcarpets.

GULF ISLANDWINDOW CLEANERS653-4181 537-9841

4-alt.

The 1st WinnersofDAGWOODs

YOUNG PEOPLES"PLACE MAT"

CONTESTWill be announced in next week'sedition. Still time to qualify - 4-1

Classified DeadlineMonday 4 pm

GENERALTRUCKING537-5663

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CarpenterAvailable

Quality Workmanship'NEW HOMES*RENOVATIONS'FOUNDATIONS

Reasonable rates

Call Bill Goddu 537-5116tfn

CustomCabinets

By contract or hourlyCUSTOM CABINETS

INTERIOR FINISHINGFRAMING

537-5046Peter Melancon

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La FortuneContracting

Fully equipped forany type of construction

INCLUDING FORMSFOR FOUNDATIONS

Over 15 years of building homes onSalt Spring and the Islands

'FRAMING*FOUNDATIONS'FINISHING'RENOVATIONS"CABINETS

By contract or hourlyCALL STEVE 537-5345

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Sitka TreeService

•Dangerous Tree Removal•Topping •Falling 'Limbing

•Firewood 'Fully Insured629-3522 CLAUS BOERGER

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HillbanksSawmills Ltd.

*A11 dimension lumberat wholesale price

(SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN)*Free sawdust & firewood

Ganges-Fulford RoadEves. 746-6002

ElectricalServices'RESIDENTIAL'COMMERCIAL

Call Mel Cooper537-5193

P.O. Box 524, Ganges, B.C.tfn

Professional

Fruit TreePruning & SprayingEx Okanagan Orchardist

Offers ServicesFor More Information

Cal 537-2329alt

Salt Across from Searspring Next to Valcourtshoe Open Tues.ervice Wed. Thurs

From 9-5 Phone 537-9771OPENING SPECIAL

Ladies heels 2.00 upMens heels 3.50 up

4-4

Cliff'sBoat ops

Live Bait Tanks - Windows -Soft Tops - Cushions

537-2154Box 746, Ganges

=€arpet & LinoInstallation

ERSKINE ENTERPRISES LTD.Alan Cunningham

537-583Jtfn

D.A. SMITH

GeneralContracting Ltd.

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PHONE 653-4695 after 5.30 pmP.O. Box 1026, Ganges, B.C.

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MasonryFireplaces

BrickStoneTile

Journeyman mason with manyliK'al references and photo album oflocal jobs.

Hourly or contract537-5340

Hugh'sMachinery

Factory approved service for Tec.& Briggs & Stratton engines.Repairs to all makes of gardenequipment. Parts in stock.537-5070 4-1

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USED CLOTHING STOREUpstairs Community Centre

HOURS:Mon.-Thurs. 1.00 to 4.00Fri.& Sat. 10.00 to 4.00

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It is not too late to learn income taxpreparation with U & R TaxServices the All-Canadian Com-pany. Send for free brochure today.U & R Tax Services, 220 St.Mary's Road, Winnipeg, Man.R2H 1J3. Franchises available.

1-24-1K.O.A. Campground showing ex-cellent returns, scenic locationTrans Canada Highway, 110 sites,room to expand - pool, store,recreation room. Write Box 160,Revelstoke. B.C. VOE 2SO. 4-1

Drive truck? Be your own boss.Home every night. $1500 - $3500monthly net - Lower Mainland.Doug Finlay, 530-8622, ReadyRealty, 32883 South Fraser Way,Abbotsford. B.C. 4-1Auto wrecking towing car sales.Good highway location, largestock. Sell: because of other inter-ests, will take property or heavyduty equipment as part payment.Phone 392-4738 4-2

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITYFor creative person with ability tosew & remodel. To purchase smallbusiness and make it grow.

537-2119 morningstfn

Coquihalla Opportunities, Merritt.Development property - Fast Foodservice - rental properties. Act nowbefore the boom! Contact: SunValley Realty, Box 640, Merritt,B.C. VOK 2BO. Phone 378-2251

Quebec Drive, 2.4 acre treed viewlot. Walk to moorage. High sunnybuilding site with access road.Must sell, $13,900 firm. 733-3641or 936-4111. 47-8

12 lots - l'/3 acres subdivided into12 lots on highway, town water.Timbered, '/3 under cultivation,zoned commercial. 8 year oldhome, 4,000 square feet on twofloors. Ideal for motel, countryclub, resort, near Prince Rupertferry terminal. $300,000. P.O. Box11. Port Hardy. B.C. VON 2PO. 4-1We have a 1600 sq. ft. lakefronthome on one acre - 3 bdrms., all onone level. Double carport withenclosed 12 x 24 workshop. Ap-praised at $80,000. Would trade fornon-waterfront home valued under$50.000 plus cash or excellent lowrate no-penalty financing could beassumed. Reply to Dept. N. Drift-wood. Box 250, Ganges, BC 3-2

MA YNE ISLAND40 treed acres with large 3 bdrm.log residence - use as lodge orclubhouse - use as retreat orexclusive strata sub-division. Builton highest point of land. Has 300°view of San Juan Islands, Mt.Baker. Olympia range, GeorgiaStrait, as far as the eye can see.Huge granite fireplace, good wells.$237,000. Owner will carry part.Also interested in trade for resi-dence Lower Mainland. Ralph Kel-ler, 604-598-5144 or write T.L.Mann & Associates, 1820 Oak BayAve.. Victoria, BC VSR 1B9 tfn

Beautiful, fully serviced 1.14 ac.overlooking lake & ocean. Sunnybuilding site with driveway in.$25,000. 537-9511, 537-9539 eves.

4-2Very well-built & located S.S.I,year-old strata home with V4 acreserved by water, sewer & cable, onpaved road, Vi block from water-front. 2 BR, 2-bath, marine view,sundeck, full basement, foyer,Idry. rm., carport, elec. heat,w-wall, drapes, storage galore,stove & fridge. Presently rented for$265/mo. Priced below 1979 ass-essment. S.P., $41,000. Details orto view, owner. 537-5104. tfn

Very nice lot, hydro, water, sewer,phone, T.V. services underground,8 miles east of Bellingham inSudden Valley security. Complexincludes golf, swimming, boatingand other recreation. P.P., $15,000Canadian. Some mortgaging avail-able. 537-5085. 4-2

By owner-must sell, 2.3 acres onCedar Lane, 2.03 acres on DukeRd., hydro, tested water wells, onpaved roads. Priced below B.C.assessed values. Phone 477-4982,652-4406. tfn

Real Estate WantedWanted to purchase Salt SpringIsland waterfront home or prop-erty. Early possession not essentialWould consider leasing back toexisting owners for an agreedperiod. North end of Island pre-ferred. Principals only. ReplyDept. O, Driftwood, Box 250,Ganges. 4-2

Legal

THE PBOVHia Of BRITISH COUIMBA

MINISTRY OFTRANSPORTATRION,COMMUNICATION &

HIGHWAYS

SAANICH HIGHWAYS DISTRICT

NOTICE OF INTENTIONTO CLOSE PART OF

GEORGESON BAY ROADIN DISTRICT LOT 3,GALIANO ISLAND,

COWICHAN DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given that itis the intention of the Ministry ofTransportation, Communication &Highways to close a portion of theoriginal Georgeson Bay Road loca-ted in the Northeast corner of theS.W.Vi of District Lot 3, GalianoIsland, Cowichan District, asshown on Plan 19389 noted asoriginal Georgeson Bay Road.

Submissions in writing re-garding this intended road closurewill be received by the DistrictHighways Manager, Ministry ofTransportation, Communication &Highways, #201-661 BurnsideRoad East, Victoria, B.C., VST2X9, up to 2.00 pm, February 2nd,1979.

G.W. HarperDistrict Highways Manager#201-661 Burnside Road EastVictoria, B.C.VST 2X9

January 4th, 1979

MACAULAY NICOLLS MAITLAND & CO. LTD.Marine Drive, West Vancouver

926-6811 Anytime

I service the Gulf Islands specializing on the "Fenders" North andSouth, situated to the south of the B.C. Gulf Island chain. We have acontinual inventory of properties ranging from low priced lots,homes and large acreages. When you wish to buy or sell please call

TED DEVER 629-3371 Collect for fast efficient service ^

MILLER&TOYNBEEJOX 8, GANGES, B.C.

537-5537Operating business including residence. Three different options topurchase. Contact us for information.

View properties serviced with water main from $16,000 - $21,800

Building lots - Reid Road - $10,000

Walker Hook - $11,000 Whims Road - $22,000 Beddis Road $26 000ACREAGENorth End Road - 5 acres $29,000Cranberry Road 159 ac. $330,000Toinbee Road - 19+ $49,500HOMESGanges 2 bedroom large level lot $37,500Mali view 3 bedroom moderately priced at $43,000Wildwood buy at $52,000 and complete. Over 1800 sq. ft.Hundred Hill view home at $65,000W/F home with protected moorage $115,000

OFFICE 537-5537EVENINGS BERT TIMBERS 537-5391

HARVEY HENDERSON 653-4380

Wednesday, January 24, 1979 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-One

Now in our 10th year of offering a specialized Gulf Islands Real Estate

IDEAL STARTER! $32,900This home is very cosy, with plush wall to wall, franklyn fireplace andsome sea views. Walker Hook area.LANDSCAPERS DREAMOn 3.08 acres, Vi mile from Ganges, with southern sloping valleyview, ample trees and a pond with a bridge. Listed at $25,000CHARMING FAMILY HOMEYou must see this home to appreciate its fable cottage appearance.Cosy and comfortable 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, with leaded baywindows, old brick fireplace and finished cedar throughout. Listed at$58,000 MLS

CALL MARTIN IIPSKY537-5515 Days 537-2197 Eves.

A pleasant roadside 5.1 acres sloping, treed. $21,500

Lot on Cedar Lane 1.12 acres $15,000

One of the finest south west sloping view lots on the island, water,hydro. 1.28 acres. $34,000

Pleasant view lot in Mobrae, 0.99 ac. Water, hydro. $22,500

CALL IVAN MOUAT 537-5515 Days 653-4463 Eves.

SEA VIEW FARM 14 ACRESVery close to ocean 3/i cleared. 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms. Newimplement shed, barn, garden shed. Mostly fenced. All level. Idealfamily location, near store & elementary school. $120,000 Offers.

***1256 SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL BUILDING

In Ganges on .2 ac. zoned C2. Opposite school. Can be used forProfessional offices, barber/hairdressing/medical-dental clinic. Ask-ing $55,000

***NEAR NEW VESUVIUS HOME

.89 ac. landscaped. 3 BR., 2 bathrooms, well insulated 1130 sq. ft.Spanish Style home. Many extras. $81,500

CALL COLLECT DICK TRORY 537-5515 Days 537-2236 Eves.

GEORGESON ISLAND17 acres near Mayne Island. A beautiful island with sand, rockbeaches and meadow like areas. Privacy assured with fir, arbutus andmaple. Price is attractive at $117,000. Exclusive.ACREAGES1 Acre. Good growing soil, sunny $14,90011 acres. Extraordinary views. MLS $35,00015 acres. Views cannot be equalled. $42,500

2 acres A good selection of lots with cleared building sites, water,hydro and paved roads, priced from $16,900

5 acres Ask about a new proposed subdivision of unusual quality.

Three 1 Acre lots - Monteith Drive - Duck Creek is back boundary.$14,500 to $15,500

RURAL SECLUSION3 bedroom home on 5 acres, 3 baths, fireplace, good garden area.2 BEDROOMS - 1 ACRESet well back in trees for privacy. MLS 037359

C.R. O'CONNOR 537-5515 DAYS 537-9649 EVES.

SCOTT POINT WATERFRONT3/4 Ac. 180 frontage on Long Harbour, easy access. $43,000

2 Acres, view, clear & arable. Drilled well. $17,000

11.5 Acres close to Ganges. $24,500 easy terms available.CALL BOB TARA 537-5515 DAYS 653-4435 EVES.

WATERFRONTAGE11 Acres, over 1200 ft. of excellent frontage, located in A.L.R.Reserve, driveway in. Price $115,000

5 acre lots located near Isabella Point, priced from $69,500 and up.RETIREMENT HOME3 bedroom home, within walking distance of Ganges, living room,dining room, kitchen, 4 pee. bathroom. Treed lot. Price $44,900 Twoyears old.HUNDRED HILLSQuality home, 2 storeys, 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, largesundecks, large family room, 2 bathrooms, plus beautiful sea view lot.$83,500. Offers

CALL MEL TOPPING 537-5515 Dajs 537-2426 Eves.

GALIANO ISLAND10 acres unspoiled forest with big timber, small meadow, south westview. $37,500 with 20% down.

'/z acre lot on tidal flat. Whaler Bay, close to village and ferry wharf.$30,000

Small 1 BR home with appliances, warm and attractive, on Vi acrewith good soil, drilled well, work shop. Only $32,500 on long terms.

CALL JEAN LOCK WOOD, Galiano Branch Office, 539-2250

PENDER ISLAND100 ACRESPotential development property. Approximately 650 ft." of waterfrontage; or suitable group purchase.COZY!Two bedroom home set amongst the trees - private - near lake -immaculate - like new - asking $32,500

CAUtOUHENSHAW 629-3493 629-3563

Always a good selection of carefully priced properties on most islands.We offer ~

A full time professional serviceCoast to coast referral through our many branchesMaximum exposure through advertising where itcounts and we use the Greater Vancouver and VictoriaMultiple Listing Service

So if you are thinking of buying or selling or would like an appraisalcall

Jim Leake, Office 278-3531, Residence 943-7862North Pender Island 629-3464

Canada Trust, 6380 No. 3 Road, Richmond, B.C.V652B3

DRIFTWOODFOR PHOTOCOPIES

Islands-in-the

GULF537-5521

HOMESA large luxury seaview home in Vesuvius that has over 3000 sq. ft. onone level. There are two bedrooms, each with complete ensuitebathroom plus a separate guest room. Large living room withfireplace. Family room with fireplace. Thermopane windows. 1.5 acrelot. $125,000 MLS

3 Bedroom home on a large lot which is semi-lakefront to St. MaryLake. Western exposure, sundeck, excellent landscaping. $52,500.

***Waterfront cottage on Old Scott Road. 900 sq. ft. with 2 bedrooms,large sundeck and southern exposure. $72,500 MLS

***Moorage for your boat at your front door. Sheltered and sunny with a 3bedroom home, 2 fireplaces, rec. room and 1 acre for your garden.$95,700. MLS

***3 Bedroom home in Ganges. Walk to shopping. $45,000

***Why not look at this fantastic buy in 100 Hills? You can purchase thishome for less than building cost and get the lot for free. Excellentterms available. Low 70's.

***LOTS & ACREAGESA choice of 5 acre lots. Some with seaviews, some with arable soil, allwith sunny exposure and low low prices. Try an offer with nothingdown.

***5 acre waterfront lot with south-east exposure. $69,000

***INVESTMENTHave^ou looked at the price of a marina today? It's high. But why notconsider this property. The zoning is right and the foreshore lease isright too. There is a boat shed, an overhaul shop, a store and a 5bedroom home, all on 1.7 acres. Do you believe only $140,000?

RONMCQUIGGAN 537-5521 [Days] 537-9220 [Eves.]***

ATTRACTIVE 3 BR home, sep. studio/workshop & 5 cottages, goodincome, 5 acres lake & valley view, south exp. $82,500PANORAMIC ocean view, south exp. secluded spacious country homewith everything you could wish fo^ also self-contained guest cottage,approx. 3 acres, 60 fruit trees. Great buy at $99,900. MLSHOBBY FARM potential approx. 3 acres, close in, excellent springwater. $19,900SMALL ESTATE - build your home on this lovely 11 Vi acres, ocean &lake views, trees for privacy, hydro, water & cablevision. $55,000

BETTY VALDEZ 537-5521 [Days] 537-9754 [Eves.]***

Your choice of 2 Potential Hobby Farms -1. Within walking distance of Ganges Village - 2 acres of cleared andfenced arable land. Several buildings include 3 bdrm. bungalow, barn,chicken house, storage, insulated cabin. $50,900 MLS2. 5+ acres in Vesuvius - cleared, arable, seaview. $29,500LOTSCusheon Lake area - 4.15 acres treed land - southern exposure - pipedwater. $32,700 MLS100 Hills - level lot - seaview. $19,500St. Mary Lake area - 2 lots - each just over an acre. $16,500

ALMAMCQUIGGAN 537-5521 [Days] 537-9462 [Eves.]***

2 BR home only 2 years old located in an excellent area on 3A acre witha view. Priced far below replacement cost and assessed value. Thiscould be an excellent investment. Only $54,900

***3 BR near new home on 2/3 acre with pastoral view, excellent soil,sunny location, piped water, paved road. Asking $59,900

***21 Acres in excellent location with view potential near shelteredmoorage and boat launch. Could be divided. $43,000

***View lots and building sites. Large selection to choose from. Pricedfrom $13,000

LEO HORNCASTLE 537-5521 [Days] 537-2629 [Eves.]

f OR SALEMbvihgliale -T>edfoorn suite, loveseat, chair, rug, plants and oddsand ends. Please call after 6.00537-9774 ±1CARS1976 Ford 1A ton, 15,000 miles, 360engine. 537-5661 4-1

If you are one of those people whoturn straight to the classified pagesTURN BACK NOW TO PAGE ONE

You've misseda whole lot of reading.

Info-HealthBY DR. BOB YOUNG

Doctors and drivers. A recentarticle of mine concerning thephysician's role in determining thefitness of older people to drive hasreminded me of other areas wherethe doctor is asked to assess apersons' suitability for this activity.

Younger men and women whodrive specialized equipment arerequired to have a physical at fairlyfrequent intervals. Bus drivers,heavy equipment operators, andindividuals in charge of vehicleswith air brakes are among thoseaffected. The reasoning is, ofcourse, that the truck or bus,because of its size and weight, orbecause passengers are carried,should be operated by a healthydriver.

The guidelines for the physicianare more stringent in these casesthan they are for automobile driv-ers. The road test is also moreexacting for the professional driv-er. Decisions must be carefullymade when a man's or woman'slivelihood is at stake.

Patients recovering from illnes-ses often ask their physician whenthey can start driving again. Manyfactors may influence the doctor inproviding his professional opinion.At times local driving is allowedbefore permission is given to take atrip.

If a patient has been told by adoctor that he must not drive (forreasons of ill health), and thedoctor becomes aware that thepatient continues to drive, the lawrequires that the doctor inform theMotor Vehicle Branch. They, inturn, usually send the patient aform requesting a physical exami-nation be done.

Special consideration has to begiven to people who are handicapp-ed. Those with epilepsy, amputa-tions, vision problems, or psychia-tric illness require special atten-tion. The assessing physician ishelped by guidelines provided bythe Motor Vehicle Branch, butthese are not sufficient to coverevery case and often commonsense is the key to the decision.

The final, and probably mostfrequent contact between doctorand driver occurs in the emergencydepartment of the local hospital. Inspite of 'preventive maintenance'of drivers, care of accident victimscontinues to be all too frequentlyrequired.

Advisory Planning

Commission meets

at GalianoThe Galiano Island Advisory

Planning Commission held a meet-ing at Galiano Hall on January 19.

Purpose of the meeting was toelect one member to the board tofill the vacancy left by the electionof Bill Duncan to the Islands Trust.

There were three people nomi-nated, and W.W. (Pat) Weaverwas elected to serve the balance ofterm, which expires in June, 1980.

About 50 people attended themeeting.

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BOX 8, GANGES, B.C.537-5537

$7,500V, ACRE

V* acre parcels close to public beach. 4 miles to Ganges. 4 to choosefrom, arable and level. Full price only $7,500, on terms.

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Terrific waterfront home on most unique property. Large classic 2storey, on 2'/2 acres with 1700' prime waterfront. Has shelteredmoorage and delightful guest cottage. Unobstructed view with warmexposure. $165,000 on terms. ^^DONORE1.13 acres with driveway in off paved cul-de-sac. Has oceanview and water. Must be sold, listed at $20,000 but open to offers!!!

***10 acres with sweeping views over Ganges Harbour, Outer Islands andMount Baker. 2 miles from town, has arable ground, good water,listed at $38,000 on terms.

HOME ON 2 ACRES3 bedroom home with warm exposure and valley view on 2 acres withgarden area and water. $49,000

KEVIN BELL [Days] 537-5537[Eves.] 537-5833

Islands' REALTY 537-5577 LTD

Box 750, Fulford-Ganges Rd., Ganges, BCWALK TO THE 5th TThis older home is ready for a new owner. Live in and make this a verydelightful home. Owner needs larger premises. Walking distance toGanges. Asking $47,500

For further information:, callJAKE JAVORSKI 537-2832

A BIT OF EVERYTHINGSouthern slope, rocky bluffs, Alder bottom, seaview....5+ acres,$22,500VESUVIUS AREAA sunny four plus acres with panoramic view, power & water, $35,000MINIMUM MAINTENANCE - MAXIMUM CONVENIENCEThree bedrooms, dining area, fireplace, utility, carport etc. in a sunnylocation, $43,500

For further information call....TONY HOLMES 537-2758

PRICED RIGHT MOVE IN AND ENJOY!This home has everything for your comfort. Cozy living room withantique brick fireplace, dining room, eating area in kitchen, twobedrooms, large family room with fireplace and view over St. MaryLake. All neat and tidy with low maintenance. Priced in mid $50,000range.

For further information, callMAKY SMALL 537-9566

FREE MARKET EVALUATIONS WITHOUT OBLIGATIONS

GULF ISLANDS BRANCH Box 929, Ganges, B.C.' PHONE: 537-5568 '

SWEEPING SEA VIEWS OF SANSUM NARROWS - from this modernpost and beam home on sunny waterfront location. Massive heatilatorP.P., 2 BRs., double plumbing, several sundecks. Lovely naturallandscaped lot. Special bonus in the panabode self-contained guestcottage with large workshop. Attractively priced at $115,000

***NEARING RETIREMENT? - Then look at this ideal home. Sunshineand privacy close to Ganges. Upper level has spacious L.R. with P.P.,dining area, kitchen master BR and 4-piece bath. Lower level has Ige.rec. room with P.P., BR., study, utility area, bath and workshop.Sundecks and space for garden. Priced right at $56,900.

***LETS MAKE A DEAL - on this new ranch-style home with 2 BRs.,L.R., separate DR and fireplace. Near Golf Club. $45,000

***NEED A COMMERCIAL LOCATION?? - Here is your opportunity topurchase a well located property 66' x 120' zoned C-l. The small andtidy existing 2 BR home would make an excellent 'starter' - and couldbe enlarged as required. Well priced at $44,900

***ALL YOU COULD ASK FOR - W/F summer home with boat ramp, lowbank oceanfrontage. 1.14 parklike acres with approx. 300' W/F. Onelevel home has 2 BRs., stone heatilator P.P. in Ige. L.R. $125,000.Terms.

***BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED SEA VIEW ACREAGE - just waiting for youto build your dream home. 3.81 acres of sub-dividable property closeto favourite beach and seasonal moorage. Driveway in and waterconnection paid for. Central sunny location. Meadow area. Only$60,000 with good terms.

***DALE NEILSON 537-5161 ANN FOERSTER 537-5156

BY IAN JUKES

The timely topic of energy useand conservation was the theme ofinterest for classes this past weekas an information team visited theschool. During hour-long sessionsthe team explained how the differ-ent forms of energy are created andused; and, by means of film, howthey are wasted and through whatmethods energy can be conserved.All-in-all a highly interesting andprofessional presentation. Specialthanks should go to the conserva-tion team and particularly to Dor-othy Kyle for arranging the visit.

Otherwise the flavour of theschool's extra-curricular programis highly athletic. This past week-end the first and hopefully annualSalt Spring-Fernwood Boys' Invita-tional Volleyball Tournament washeld at the high school, with teamsfrom Salt Spring, Fernwood, Pen-dcr and Mt. Brenton and AlexAitken from Vancouver Island par-ticipating.

In a highly competitive roundrobin the Alex Aitken side emergedas the overall champion.

The high level of skill at thisage never ceases to amaze - someof the rallies were nothing short ofsensational.

Congratulations should go toMr. Taylor for another job welldone.GIRLS STAGE CLIFF HANGER

Meanwhile the girl's team trav-elled to Mt. Brenton for whatturned out to be one of the mostenjoyable trips of the year - notonly was the host school friendlyand enthusiastic - but also somefine volleyball was displayed. Ifthere is one trademark of thisyear's team, it's their ability totake a 14-1 lead in a game and thenhave the game go into overtime.Great for the spectators, but badfor the old coach's nerves!

This coming weekend BoundaryBay Elementary from Delta visitsin the first half of an athletic-cul-tural exchange. Friday night in theActivity Centre, the two schools(boys and girls) will battle atpinguard, and Saturday in the highschool gym the game is volleyball.

It goes without saying that

students are looking forward tothis. Plans are to return, the visit toBoundary Bay sometime in March.PINGUARD STILL RULES

Down in the gym pinguard stillrules supreme - certainly one of themore popular sports this year.Stallions lead the way with 73points, followed by Colts, Mus-tangs and Broncos. In overallstandings Stallions also lead with161 points, with Colts (199), Mus-tangs (150) and Broncos (150) rightbehind. Next week, in our specialevents category, we will be holdinga circuit.

Around the school things keepright on moving - swimming andskating programs continue - butwith the end in sight.

Students are also beginning toprepare for the speaking contests

to be held early next month. Threecategories will be judged - indivi-dual speaking, individual reading,and choral recitation. More on thisin the next few weeks.

Of a more immediate nature,the film "The Apple DumplingGang" will be shown in the gymthis week - certainly an excellentway to stay entertained on a cold,miserable January lunch hour.

Finally, a reminder to all par-ents - on snowy days when there isa threat of bus cancellation, pleasetune in to radio stations CKDA orCFAX in Victoria for news. Aninformation bulletin in this regardwill be forthcoming with the namesof contact persons who will have anupdated account of the bus situa-tion.

Phoenix Orchards needsenterprising islanders

BY LILLIAN HORSDAL

Most Salt Spring residents,especially those with apples, haveheard of Phoenix Orchards. Indeedyou may have enjoyed the deli-cious, preservative-free juice.

This year, our first year ofoperation, we picked and pressedsix tons of apples.

Our juice, according to ourcustomers who keep coming backfor more, is the best tasting applejuice as well as the longest pre-served with no artificial ingredientsadded. This is done by PhoenixOrchards right here on our islandtoo.

Now we have another yearahead of us, another season ofpicking and pressing and we wouldlike to know how other islandersfeel about our project.

Are there enough enterprisingislanders to want this island indus-try to grow and prosper forislanders and by islanders?

On February 5 we are calling ameeting of all interested indivi-duals: come and join in on the

PacificCoastLandsLtd.

RR1 Port Waanlntft on Fender Ul.n.l. B.C. VON >TO(60*) 6S9-8S71 <««. far.)

FENDER ISLANDRetiring?Cozy, well maintained 700 sq. ft. bungalow. Din. rrn., acorn F/P.Appliances & drapes incl. Plenty of storage space, sep. garage. 1.28ac. level, parklike, with excellent gardening possibilities. An idealretirement property for those who want privacy, and the peace ofcountry living. $44,000

.8 ac. level, treed lot. Power, water, phone. $8,950•

10 x 48 2 bdrm. mobile home on Vi ac. treed lot near lake. Fullyfurnished, ready to move in. On sewer. $18,00010 ac. treed, southern exp. Hobby farm potential. Walking dist. toferry. $29,500

Parklike oceanfront lot, 100' front. Driveway to excellent bldg. sitewith ocean views on 3 sides. Power, water, phone & sewer. $28,0002.1 ACRES superb ocean views, exclusive area, $31,000.

3 bedroom home, V* basement, fireplace, large utility room. 1.05acres, level, treed. Some ocean view. $51,000.

SALT SPRING ISLANDWATERFRONT Hobby Farm, 400 ft. beach frontage, 5 acres. Fruitorchard, vegetable gardens & plenty of timber for lumber or bighouse. Abundant spring water on gravity feed system. Comfortable 1bdrm. cottage overlooking the sea, Franklin fireplace, fridge & stoveincluded. This waterfront property represents an excellent invest-ment. $82,000.

MAYNE ISLANDLevel treed building lot near Active Pass lighthouse. Power, water &phone. $8,900.

CALL MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271Or visit our office on the waterfront at Hope Bay.

discussion. Bring your opinionsand your plans and let us all talkabout it because it's up to us asindividual islanders to make Phoe-nix Orchards a successful islandindustry. We started it, now it's upto you! Do you carry on? We allhope so.

Very recently, Premier Bennettbegan asking British Columbiansto take some of their money out ofthe bank and invest it in provincialbusinesses. We hope Salt SpringIslanders will use their money tokeep Phoenix Orchards an on-go-ing island industry. It can work forthe benefit of all: we've proventhat!

The meeting will be held in themeeting hall of the Fulford Inn onMonday, February 5 at 8 pm.

Volunteers tohelp with

tax returnsSome people hate the thought

of having to do their own incometax return. But in communitiesacross Canada there are others whovolunteer to do five, 10, 20 or morereturns. These are the people whoparticipate in Revenue CanadaTaxation's Volunteer Tax Program,and they are trained by the localpublic relations officer.

These volunteers are willing tohelp senior citizens with limitedincome, handicapped and low in-come people who need help withthe annual income tax returns.

This year there is also the newchild tax credit program to consi-der. This program could mean upto $200 for each eligible child,depending on the family income.The monies will not be sentautomatically. They must beapplied for by completing a sche-dule 10 and a 1978 income taxreturn, and they may only beclaimed by the person entitled tothe December family allowance. Inmany cases this will mean womenwho have not filed for years, or whomay have never before completedan income tax return will now haveto file in order to receive the childtax credit.

The volunteer tax counsellor forthe Gulf Islands is Jim Verner ofPort Washington, and his phonenumber is 629-6683. He will bepleased to hear from anyone in theislands who requires assistance

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SSI Community CalendarFOR FEBRUARY

Feb. 1: Seniors Lunch; 12.30 pm Community CentreFeb. 4: Purcell String Quartet; 2 pm, Schubart residenceFeb. 5: Elementary School Advisory Committee; 3.30 pm, ElementarySchool LibraryFeb. 7: Pre-natal group; 7 pm, Family CentreFeb. 8: Family Centre Volunteer meeting; 1 pm, Family CentreFeb. 14: OAP meeting; 2 pm, Central HallFeb. 15: Salt Spring Community Society Board meeting; 7.30 pm,Community CentreFeb. 17: Female reproduction workshop: mother and daughterpre-register,Family CentreFeb. 19: High School Advisory Council, 7.30 pm, Room 4Feb. 21: Pre-natal group; 7 pm, Family CentreFeb. 22: O.A.P. meeting; 2 pm, Central Hall

Ovulation Class; 7.30 pm, pre-register, Family Centre

Salt Spring IslandParks & Recreation Commission

This Week in RecreationSOCCER:Division 2A: S.S. Canadians vs Lansdowne. Sun., Jan. 28 in Victoria110.30 am)

Division 5C: S.S. Kicks vs Bays. Sat., Jan. 27 in Victoria (1.30 pm)Division 6C: S.S. Strikers vs Cowichan. Sat. Jan. 27 in Duncan (11.00am)Girls Under 18 S.S. Sockeyes. To Be AnnouncedI ntra- island:

HOME AWAY FIELDJan. 25 (Thurs.) Cosmos vs Wildcats Ganges.1.111. 25 (Thurs.) Devils vs Goblins GangesJan. 27 (Sat.) Jamboree 1.00 pm in GangesJan. 30 (Tues.) Wildcats vs Goblins GangesJan. 30 (Tues.) Canadians vs Hornets GangesFeb. 1 (Thurs.) Hornets vs Cosmos GangesFeb. I (Thurs.) Canadians vs Devils Ganges

All games start at 3.30 pm

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Dance auditions for Jesus ChristSuperstar were held in the hall of

St. George's Church, while those out for director David Fitchewauditioning for singing parts tried upstairs.

Musical cast almost completeBut male singers needed

The auditions are over and thecasting is almost complete - butthat means more work rather thanless for the producer and directorof Jesus Christ Superstar.

Casting for the popular music-al, slated for performances in theActivity Centre at Ganges April7-8, was completed during theweekend after approximately 50would-be performers and back-stage helpers turned up for audi-tions on Monday and Friday eve-nings last week.

The idea for production of theworld-famous musical originatedwith Rev. Peter McCalman, whosome years ago produced a mimeversion in the round with a youngcast out of Calgary. McCalman,who takes up the reins as producerof the Ganges version of the show,approached David Fitchew with theidea and the pair decided toattempt to stage the show.

Fitchew, who is acting asdirector in the affair, was busylistening to hopeful singers andwatching energetic dancers Fridaynight as the final audition helpednarrow down the prospects for theproduction. There are 11 majorparts to be filled in the show, alongwith a chorus and a dance group.

On Monday Fitchew announcedthat Liduin Currel will play the partof Mary Magdalene, with AmyMoore in the role of the Maid bythe Fire. Eric Booth has beenchosen to play Jesus, Ron Mogerwill be Judas and Reid Collins willfill the role of Herod. SimonZealotes will be played by FranzBeyk.LOOKING FOR SINGERS

A lack of male singers hasprevented the final assignment ofother male roles, and Fitchew andhis assistants are looking hard forsingers to fill them.

Selected to perform with thedancing group were Arlene Dash-wood, Caroline Andress, AnnieShuttleworth, Lois Phillips, JaneRooke, Robin Archibald, DawnLuker, Lisa Fennell and AmyNewman.

Fitchew says all sectors of thecommunity have responded to thecall for singers and dancers, andthe general reaction to the mam-moth job has been "good".

"It's a big challenge," says thedirector. "And it's going to take alot of work."

Saturna Scene

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BY MARJORIE RATZLAFF

That noise you heard lastMonday evening at about 11 pm,was the fire siren. The fire depart-ment was called to the home of Donand Shirley Piper, where a fire ofunknown cause, having started inthe kitchen, completely destroyedthe two storey log house. Don andthe two children, Tammy and K.J.,escaped unharmed. Shirley wasaway visiting the mainland at thetime.

We sympathize greatly withthis family, who have lost a homeinto which went much tender andloving care. Used at first as asummer house it had only this yearbecome their permanent home. Itwill take a while for them to recoverfrom the shock, the sense of loss,and to make new plans.

On January 27 there will be abottle and battery drive, organizedby the parents of Saturna IslandSchool students. The proceeds willgo toward a fund to help studentsto go to Victoria on Wednesdayafternoons for instruction and ex-perience in swimming and skating.

An accident involving thechurch furnace caused cancellationof the service on January 21, andalso the congregational meeting

which was to follow. The accidentcaused much damage to the inter-ior of the church, due to smoke andsoot.

This month's church servicewill be held in St. Christopher's onSunday. Jan. 31, at 2 p.m.Afterwards a meeting of the cong-regation will be held in theCommunity Hall. Please come; weneed you.

Several Saturna friends havevisited Jcannie Morgan at theGorge Rehabilitation Hospital, andreport that she is improving in allways. Special thanks to EvelynSaunders. Stella Courts, and AnnBavis who have substituted for herduring her absence.

"If winter comes, can spring befar behind?"

Would Saturna residents seeingany signs of the happy event of theawakening year please be kindenough to notify your correspon-dent. Phone 539-2189.

Sorry this column is so full ofgloom and doom this time. One stillhopes for signs of spring orsomething like that but, so far noluck. Please examine the south sideof the house carefully. There mustbe something soon!

No vote foralternates on

committeesCapital Region Board chairman

Murray Glazier has announced thatalternate directors will no longer bepermitted to vote at committeemeetings. They will be allowed toattend and speak at those meet-ings, but only as observers.

The announcement was madelast week by the board chairman,who also said that alternates willstill be permitted A vote at boardmeetings.

A number of board directorshave been critical of the change,which has been described by someas "bloody stupid".

An electoral area could be leftwithout any effective representa-tion, said Colwood director HowardDrummond.

"The idea of having alternatesis to ensure that communities willbe represented at all times," hesaid.

Sooke director Charles Perkinsdisagrees with the system ofalternate directors but he felt thatwhile "the Municipal Act allowsalternates, they should take overthe director's duties as necess-iry."

Directors are appointed tocommittees for their individualtalents. Glazier said last week, andthe alternates might not have thosesame talents.

He also said that they attendfew meetings and rarely under-stand the business of the regionalboard and therefore should not beallowed to vote on critical matters.

Salt Spring Sea Capers June 9 and 10

Wednesday, January 24, 1979

June 9 and 10 have been chosenas the dates for this year's SaltSpring Island Sea Capers.

Planning for the second annualevent is already under way by theSea Capers committee. The groupintends to ask again for involve-ment by various service clubs.

At a recent meeting of thecommittee, Charles P. Sutcliffewas named as the new commodorefor the event. He will replace DougFoerster, who will continue to helpout this year in the position of pastcommodore.

Total proceeds from last year'sinaugural event were $2,091.80. Ofthat. $1,000 was banked to helpfinance this year's event. Theremainder of the money was distri-buted to the Volunteer Firemen'sAssociation, which received $50;Gulf Island Secondary School agri-

culture class, $50; GISS schoolband. $90; Chamber of Commerce,$300; Lions Club of Salt SpringIsland, $300; and the Rotary Clubof Salt Spring, which also received$300.

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Total net lossof 82% Ibs.

Year-end reports were given atthe January 8 meeting of MayneIsland TOPS and total net loss for1978 for the chapter was 82'/2 Ibs.Total enrolment was 23, so theaverage per-member was 3.15 Ibs.This average takes in the sevenmembers who had already reachedgoal or reached it during the year.

The Best Loser for the year wasBertha Evans. Best loser of theweek was Kay Adams for TOPSand Marguerite Campkin forKOPS. Best loser for TOPS inDecember was Doreen Tambolene.

The meeting was held in theHealth Centre and will be heldthere until further notice. Prospec-tive members are invited to attendMondays at 10 am. Members whoare not able to attend for anyreason are asked to notify amember of the executive.

ISLANDS TRUSTMAYNE ISLAND TRUST COMMITTEE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGA Public Hearing will be held in the Agricultural Hall, Mayne Island,on SATURDAY, January 27, 1979, commencing at 1.00 pm toconsider:(a) Proposed Mayne Island Trust Committee By-law No. 11, (being

Amendment By-law No. 1,1979), is a By-law to amend CapitalRegional District By-law No. 103, 1972.

Capital Regional District By-law No. 103, cited as "ZoningBy-law, Planning Area No. 4,1972", is amended as follows: Bychanging the zoning classification of Lot 36, Section 6, Plan22057, Mayne Island, Cowichan Land District, from the Rural 2Zone to the Commercial 1 Zone.

(b) Proposed Mayne Island Trust Committee By-law No. 12, (beingAmendment By-law No. 2, 1979), is a By-law to amend CapitalRegional District By-law No. 103, 1972.

Capital Regional District By-law No. 103, cited as "ZoningBy-law, Planning Area No. 4, 1972", is amended as follows:

By changing the zoning classifications of Lot 3, Section 12,Mayne Island, Cowichan District, Plan 715, from theCommercial 1 Zone to the Commercial 2 Zone, subjectnevertheless to the following terms and conditions, that is tosay:

a) that the land identified as Lot 3, Section 12, Mayne Island,Cowichan District, Plan 715, and all buildings andstructures constructed, placed or moved thereon shall beused only for the purposes of a restaurant or diningfacility, a single family residential use associated with arestaurant or dining facility, and uses accessory to diningfacilities and single family residential uses;

b) that the total gross floor area to be used for the purposes ofa dining facility or restaurant shall not exceed one hundredand eighty five (185) square metres (1991.32 sq. ft.).

Copies of the proposed By-laws may be reviewed at the Post Office,Mayne Island, during normal working hours of 9.00 am to 8.00 pm,Monday to Saturday inclusive. The proposed By-laws may also bereviewed at the Islands Trust office, 848 Courtney Street, Victoria,B.C., during normal working hours of 8.30 am to 4.30 pm, Monday toFriday inclusive.

M. LEE,ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

NOTICE OF MEETINGMAYNE ISLAND

There will be a meeting of the Mayne Island Trust Committee toconsider various items of business concerning Mayne Island,including a lease application in Horton Bay for oyster rearingpurposes, at the conclusion of the Public Hearing on January 27,1979, in the Agricultural Hall, Mayne Island.

M. LEE,ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Alex Passmore, past-president ofthe Pender Islands branch of the

Royal Canadian Legion, installs1979 president Jack Little.

Drinking inPender Islands Legion pubiicnets

installs new officers fines for two

BY ELEANOR HARRISONOn Monday evening, January

15, Pender Islands Legion Branch#239 installed the new slate ofofficers for the year 1979. Installa-tion of the branch members wasdone by Alex Passmore, retiringpresident.

New officers are: president.Jack Little; vice-president; BobAllison; secretary; Ashton Ross-Smith; treasurer, Mel Carrico;Legion Padre, David Powell; Ser-geant-at-Arms; Alex Grey; execu-tive committee, Jack Finnic.

Direct linetoRCMPat Colwood

A direct telephone line is now in

George Weeks, Tim Appleby, FinSterling and Harold Paget.

The officers for 1979 for theLadies' Auxiliary were installed byJack Little. They are: president,Libby Leicht; vice-president, GerrySewell; recording secretary. Cath-erine Banks; corresponding secre-tary, Mae Moonie; treasurer, Dag-mar Carrico; membership. FJeanorHarrison; bazaar convener, Marg-aret Tavener; Sergeant-at-Arms,Hilda Stirling; executive commit-tee. Marilyn Ross-Smith, ConnieWeeks and Eleanor Harrison.

At the close of the ladies'installation, the president, LibbyLeicht, presented to Jack Little, thebranch president, a cheque for$500 from the Ladies' Auxiliary,the money to be used to purchase aP.A. system for the Legion Hall.

A social hour was enjoyed afterthe installation.

Two Mayne Island residentsappeared in provincial court atGanges Wednesday to face chargesof consuming liquor in a publicplace.

Both Arlene Harry and hercommon-law husband George Da-vid were charged after RCMPfound them drinking beer in a carnear Village Bay on November 25.

Judge D.K. McAdam finedDavid $35 and his wife, $15.

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Ganges station unattended, theywill switch on the new line so thatanyone who dials 537-5555 will beconnected automatically with Col-wood.

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