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A COASTAL JOURNAL-

ORIGINATING IN

BAIIF I ELD

VOLUME I I I

NUMBER 7

Th* Bfqia; t [AY Sf i {JNl} f r | l , is pr int*d monthtry in Benf ie ld, Br i" t ishColunbia, {arrada" Seconei c} ; . rss nrai} registrat ion number6014 . Fss t o f f i ce o f ma i " l i ng Ban f ie ld , B .C"

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TFffi NdASTI"IEADtry

Jeanne Fe r r l sn Co -ed l t o r

Ttte long hot days *lf eummer. W€tvehed so l i t i t e ra in t l - i l s yea r . As Istand waterlng our garden, ttrs hard tobe l l eve t ha t we bu l t t and p l an te r i i nralsed beds to keep the roots from be-cornlng water-icggerl

Sur ccver art lgt for July ls one ofcu r regu la r co lumn ls t s , Cec l l e Lyne* ,She also ssnt us tfle Spuds from Spacef l r s t -pe raon acco i l n t cn pages l 0 - l l .Ancther good reason to Erow your ownlThank you, Cccile,

Start lng *ble month wtth a VienneseWalnut Torte, we welcome our newestcontributor, Eva Brand. Eva wll i besendlng her cul lnary colurnns from theCape Beale Llghthouse, wh*re she cooksfcr her daughter $*rah anc! husband Ncr-bert, $entor Koepor.

Jim and I had *everal sample pleceo*f che wainuc tor ts dur lng cur last two-wee l c $ tBy a t t he l l gh t and I h i gh l yrecommend l t . I t r g oyen be t te r rhesecond day, I donft belleve there hasever been s third day. Cape Beale ler *a l l y a pa r t o f Bamf l e l d now , by a*iight gtretch of the Bcrkley $onndcn

In ca$e youtd l lke t0 read of ourflrst experlence st Cape Beale, rvhere.l tm learned the f lne arr of l ighthousekeeplng, tf fetve reprlnted the column Ilvrote for the Vlctorta Tlmes-ColonlntSunday rnagezine, The Islander.

THIS I'rtOhITH IS TTIE Ahsq.,IAL

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RED ffiOSS&uSAICN l9E5

byEbba Jenn lngs

The li larmth of Sunmer,The Glow o f l& t ln te r ' .

The warmth of the surnmer holldaYsls upon us. Domlnton Day or Canada Dayor July lst has tust pas$ed by and veryshortly a Red Cross canva$$er wlll beknocklng at your door for the 1985 cam-palgn contrlbutlon.

Due go ths very troubled world' theRed Cross ia ln greeter need than everfor fundlng and \re at the local level Inthls communlty must uphold our corner InBupport far our local hospltal because'wlthouu the Red Croos, there would notbe outpost serviceg.

The wlnter and sPring $aw the nursegotng to and fro to ease the dlscomfortof many. Othere wero eeen golng In andou t o f the hosF l ta l fo r msny var loustreatments wf!lctt, wlthout the outpoetservlces here, ciculd have meant manytrlpr to Port Albernl, or even staytsgout nesr another hospltal. Those whohad to cal t the nurse out in the latehours of the nlght reallee how much ltmeans to have lscal servlce.s avallable.

The buey f lshlng Beason, for funand f o r I l ve l l hood , su r rounds us ,F " l ready the re a re g ra te fu l f l she rmenwhose sufferlng was ea$ed by our localnurse before they were flown or drlvenout .

A chlldrs poster Bt .the Canada Daycelebratlon lncluded a, drav, ' ing of. theBlted Crossn. lYas thst a chl ldrs consep-t l on o f Canada , o r , t hs commun l t y , o . fBcnf leld?? : , . !

What wll l . your conceptlon of , . . theva lue o f t he Red Cross to Bamf le ld ,Canada.and the.world be when.the canvas;-ser ca l ls? . The campalgn dr lve , ln 'Bam-fteld wll l commence aboul July lOth andwe hope to have lt ccmpleted by Auguotl $ t .

Let us cerry the warntth of these$u$!mor days through the hazy fal l ones$o tha t when w ln te r co f f i es w l th l t 8blustery wlnda and ralns the 6low of theRed Cross f l as e i t he Ou t Pos t w l l lehlne a btt .brlghter beceuse we gavethls summ6r...that btl of extra that wohadnr t p lanned cn"

Your contrlbutlon can be malled to:

$hel la ChrtborE, R.N.Ortpost tbcPltal

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or to myself as ycur ctnpalgn chalraran;

Ebba JennlngsEls'nfteld, B.C.

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BAIVf IELD WEATHERoy

Pe te r Jan l t l s

Ju r t e t h i s yee r wea the rw l$e wosexc i l l on t . Ra ln fa l l wa$ two l nchegeven . The sve rage fo r J r i ne l s 2 .75lnches, Our totel for the year so farls 29.32 lnches. Laat year for the sameperlod of ttne rae had 74.54 lnches.

Temperatures. The htgh of 25.S"CYas on the l?th of June. The low of3.5qC was on the 23rd.

hrban maxlrnrn 16.05'Clvban mlninrrn 7 "E

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lvban Telperature ll.9 "C

A very dry year so fsr.

THE AARKLEY Sff.f,"T}ER

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ASSE$SMEI{T Sr"BATVTF TELD'S I{HRI TACT RflSCURCTS

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lt l ty should we pre$erv€ heritage build-Ings? Some thoughts tc ponder.

bySusan Bannerman

nWe shape our bu l ld tngs and af terwardsour bul ld ingo shape us. r

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With few exceptlCIns people every-where have adapted to structures createdby the i r f o rbea rs . The ba t lC i *gs tha thave been erected during the l l fettrne ofthls communlty sre psrt of our herltage:They ac t as * l gnpcs ts In Ba rn f te ld rshlstory of developrnent and &$ anchorpolnts for our memorles. l{erl tage build*Ings are resources {Just l ike *almon andtrees) whlch cen conrr lhute t$ our quai*tty of l l fe. l fe need tanglble obJecrsaround us that $$pport a sen$e of lden-t t t y and o f pe reona i pa r tEc lpa r i on l nsoc le t y and wh i ch c ree te a sense o fh ls tory and of wel l -be ing"

Herltage Freservatlon hes hecorne anlmpo r tan t p r l o r l r y i n Csnad ian l l f ewhoee stature ls f ast approaching thato f mo the rhood . ? O lde r bu l l d lng "s (ane ithey cer ta ln ly do not have to be an-c ient ! l are now of ten saved f rorc demol t* d

t ian and put l*ts i :" 'r*d*ctiv* n€w use$"This ls o f ten cheaper than nerv c$$f f t ruc*t lon. 8ut how do we deeide, as a cofimu*ni ty , which facets of our past tc pre-serve? lVhat l* the lerglc behind s*vin6one bulldt i lg a$ opposed to another? Andshculd we p lace ourselves !n & posi t l r * : rof maklng decislons l ike t! :ese fnr fu-tu re genere t l cnE when the l r $en$e c fvalue may be q:r l te dl i ferent frorn eurr?

frrtaybe I csn beater i l !uatrete th*problem tlrese qte$tl*ns ralse r.. l th animag lna ry s l t ua t l on " i ( c r you I haveilved ln the $eff ie house for many ysar$"By age 55, my home ls c lur tered s l th aver i tab le pack-rat t * co l lect lon af rne-mentos of a busy ! l fe . but I have to dtgout ! Some of the thlngs have to be dls*carded a6 they threat*n to si lcuntber mycons ten t l y evo l v l ng l l f ee t y l e , To d *this I rnusi consctously evalu*te my pastand declde what to thr '*rv sway enC whatto keep. We a l l tend to k*ng s*go ob*Ject* wtrlch $uppCIrt the peslt lvs as6rec,sof our l lves and t* el lscard evldence l: fpersonel fal!ure*. S*, ln ff iy cses, thr,:,publ lshers reJect lcn * l tps, my c$Fy ofnl{cw to wrlte ahe *reat Csr:sdian !ter*/ei!s.t he p l c t une o f t he re l s t l ve I e l ' , vay *d t s i i ked anq l f t r y o l d bs l ! e t shoes{nyc* t re toc shor t to he a bai ler tna! }a l l f t nd thb t r w iA , ! l * t o & r r f l f l n f ron rCiar i r speela l ! Ever ; rc*e hps va luebtes,the- thc*ghc of e l isposi*g of cer t* j i l CI l ,J

l e t t e r s and p i c t u res and f ; l r n i l y he i r -l no rns i . s a l r nos t $ac r i l eg i t ) us "

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th ings a l l have g rea t sen t i rnen t : r l t r ppea land a re con t i nua l l y rep laced i n d rawersand boxes { usua l l y w i th a s igh and asmi le I , Bu t wha t abou t t ha t o ld couchln the l i v i ng room? l t r s l i ke a dungeonr raek r t o s i t on bu t i t has been in thef am i l y f o r gene ra t i ons , and bes idestha t , I was a lmos t bo rn t o i t !

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abou t a sense o f con t i nu i t y w i th one rspa$t ! Now every one wh(} v is i f s n lustsuf fer my sense of p le ty ! Why do I keepi r ?

By now, some o f t he d i f f i cu l t i essu r round ing he r i t age p rese rva t i ons i n a

comrnunity rnust be apparent! The heritagebu i l d ing su rvey I am conduc t i ng i n Dam-f ield tf i is $umrner for the Chamber <lf(irrnrnerce { wlth B.C Heritage

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ing ) w i l l be the bas i s o f f u tu re dec l -s ions regard ing preservat lon. Dur ing thenext month I wi l l be so l ic i t ing youradvice and opin ions on th is top lc . Weshoul t l be look ing not Just a t how we csnaccommodate new developments but at howwe can make the best use of what weal ready have.

When future generations look backat us, what wi l l the i r judgement be?That we represent a rdark agef which,out o f ignorance, dest royed the legacy

ig of ear l ler generat ions or that we wereenl i6hBened enough to save our her i tageresourees and real lzed the many benef l tsof preserv ing our past?

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FIOLLYBERRY M"JS TC

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Le l t h Bou l r e r

In common wlth a lat of otnur* lnCanada, I recal l v lv ld ly the lmp*ct o f *ser les of te lev ls lon cornmerc la ls a l reddur ing the sevent les and ear ly e lght lesfor Canadlan telephone companies. Tlteehanglng $cenes deptcted homecomlngs,togetherness, bur mostly famll les get-t lng together or betng reuni ted. Behlndthe scencs t he re w&$ a g l r l s l ng lngAnytime, Near You or Are You LcnesomeTon lgh t . .

r.nd thereln lay the rub, to quotesome anclent poet. For that volce seemsto have turned on pract lca l ly e wholenatlon. No one knew who was dclng thes lnglng, Just a fev lns lders in ?*ronto.I used to ssy to my famlly: nWhoever she19, she should be meklng record$.i l Myconvlc t lon seemed go be Just i f led s tncethe ser les lasted twelve years on te le-v ls lon ln pract lca l ly eyery prov ince.

One day ln t98l I dlscovered herldentity. Her name was Lynne McNeIl; shehad gone to school ln Nanalmo; and shecame horne to Ladysmlth occasionally. Onher next vlslt [ *rranged to meet her

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where the hand of fa te would leed; a l l Iknew was I had f lnel ly got to meet thelady whose volce I h*d admired $o much.

As l s so o f t en s& ld , you neve rknow! Lynne moved back from Toronto lne*r ly tS83 and I guess my admlrat ionand rl ty interest In her future showed,s lnce she asked me to t reco rne he rfianager.

She wasnr t a l l that keen on a re-cordlng career, f-!er real love was play-ing the p lano and s ing ing to l lve aut i -l ences i n ha te l l ounges and l n c l ubs .J*ut I pers is ted" I f ina l ly got her in toa recordlng studlo Iast ye&r. I foundthst once I had her lnterest she becametotal ly lnvolved. I paid for my devotlonand admiret ion f :y h*v ing to l lve up tott wlth actlon. We formed * company tomarket her LP whtch ls now avallable.Mtss l l tcNell l ls rhe presldent and yourstruly does everythlng bur the playlngand elnglng. Sometlrneg I tel l her rhatlf I had only known rrhat would happen Irvould have sald my televtelon set afterI had f lrst heard her slnging. She thenshatters my specs wlth a htgh C.

Lynne did almost every televlsianshow that emanated f rom Toronto dur lngthe 15 years she was there. She aleotoured the Unlted States and Europe agF{agood Hardyis lead slnger. She ls now

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f lea r lSan An ton io Rosen , t t chos t o f a Chancen , t t Love r Man t f , t rC reenCreen Grass o f l { omen , *Any t imen , t 0de t o B i I l y Joex and o the rs ,i nc l ud lng f i ve o f he r own o r l g i na l compos i t i ons - on t he f i r s tLynne McNe i I LP eve r !

Th r i l l t o t he ve rsa t l l i t y d i sp layed when she mu l t i - vo i ce t racks ,p rov ld i ng ha rmony wo r thy o f a cho i r o f vo i ces . Hea r t he s tng ingvo i ce o f t he t e l ephone commerc ia l s o f t he ?0 f s , ava i l ab le now onreco rd and casse t t e t ape .

To o rde r , s€nd cheque o r money o rde r f o r $12 .00tax , pos tage and hand l i ng ) t o :

Ho i l ybe r r y Mus l c l nc .I lox 847,

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" , {hen yau h*ar her you ' l l be equal i i 'lmpressed, i f you i ike p lano and voc* !laar*nony s : r fanr i l iar $$ngs, To make i teasy for ycu l rve Esken out a huge i? iad in th ls here J*urnal " And l ' want tote l l yau t t i sn r t easy rn i x i ng c rassc r lmmerc la l l sm r v l t h Jou rna ! l sm , o f e tieast i t wasnf t unt i l I was brs inwashedby the federal patronage csper"

REGIOT{AL DTSTRICT REPOIdTby

Al Ben t crn

As we get ln to the middle of surn-mer, *special ly o*e t i iut ia*rks s$ th{ '}ughi t ma-y be a h r : l and d ry one , t ya t * rbecames a problern for some people. inpa$t years we haye had prablems wit i lpeople tapplng in to the water $ystemwithout author izat lan and wl thour paytngfor i t . i would t r ihe to { r rge eny$ne thetff iay \r ' l tne$s such an abuse to contrictmysel f or anothef membar of the WEterCommtttee. Rememb'er thnt €verysne wlthinthe. specl f ied are* is pay lng a subster i -t ial amoun$ tc use the .r]r$tem, and everyfreeloader lncreases the *ost,

A ; ro th * r f l i i t t e r wh lc fu the r ya te i ic,rmmittee lras 8$ked me to mentlon to yotjls the mat ter o f warer leake" Recent ly acou i l l e o f r { a te r uss ra have I n f c rmedwoody that rhere lrere leaks In thelrl lnes. The water was shut tf f , the leakswero repalred by the owners, and thewater turned back on, The maln point lnthis is that l l .e do nat make a charge forturn lng the water on and of f ln such eI tuat ion, $o p lense le t Woody know l f

you have a leak,Flnally, the lTater commlttee has

decided that f l re hydrants and etand-plpee are not to be used for any purposeother than f i re f lght tng and f l re prac*t lces. The malor reason for thls ls thaethere is a very rea l danger of damaglngthe vs ivss on s tandplpes or hydrants andlf sueh damage was not reported, watermlght not be avallable when requlred toflght s f lre. Under the bylaw, personsta rnpe r i ng w l t h ' t he wa te r sys tem a resubJec t rG a $150 .00 f l ne , so p l easeleave the $ystem alone. Someonets l l fecould depend on l t .

! am pleased to announce that Man-agernen t Cs lunc l l + f Bamf le ld Mar lneStat ion has contr lbuted $2000.00 towardsthe recen t l y passed f l r e depa r tmen treferendum" Thts wl l l mean that ReglonalD l s t r l c t w t l l on ! y have t 0 bo r ros arnaxlmum of $U 3,00G,00, resul t lng ln f lcons ide rab le sav ing t o you , t he t ax -pa'€r"

BIiqi lLAI' i !) ACTIVtrtnit - " l trNEhy

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Like the proverblal sparrow, rheSird of the Month fel l bt ' the waysldethls t lrner folks. l . lowever, t tre generalpopu la t l on o f b l r ds has been .qu le t l ybusy w l th do rnesc l c cho res l n va r lousstsg.es of completlon. Nest bulldlng, ofcourse, is long f lnished, Next came thebroodlng of eggs, and then the feedlngo f t he young . s ' e t r o now i n to f l t gh tt ra ln lng of the f ledgl lngs.

For example-when Jeanne vlslted usthe other afternoon we had the fun ofwatchlng I trainlng eesslon for youngBald Fagleo, [dama or Fapa Eagle (who cantel l whlch ls rphlch ln eagles) perchedon a tree branch lecturlng the youngone, apparently on the f lner polnts off tsh ing. Af rer a b l t o f ta lk back andf$ r t h t he k l d gc t a l l psyche t l up andwent lnto a fatr ly smoorh gl lde, talonsoutstretched, r lght down to the ,water,plcked up s small flrh, then ewocped upand around, and headed back to hls perchto enJoy the talc*i Galnlng confldence,the young one msde severel passes beforesett l lng back and l igtenlng to the par*ent b l rdsr - pra ise? cr ! t lc lsm? Durtngthls t lrme nelther one *eemed the leastdiggurbed et having a human eudlencervlthin forty feet of them, Who knows-

maybe*like hurnans-they enloy showlng offthe accompl ishments of the l r o f fspr lng,

Durlng rhe month, more and moreRufous Hummingblrds have been busllysearchlng the Fnschia bush for nectar-f t l l ed ' f l owe rs , Es we l l as s tok l ng upfornr the syrup feeder. The males arepart lcularly ea6y to spot as they f l l tfrom flower tCI f lower, thelr rufous-rgdbody and g leamlng ruby-red head g lowtngln the sunllght.

Lately we $eem to have a f lock ofChestnut-slded Chlckadees dolng yeomanservlce on a ctandlng bug patrol ln ourFlol ly tree, as well as ln the Maple andthe many Cascaras. God bless theml

Thts past month wefve been f lndingremnanf s of the rablnsr turquolse-blueeggshe l l s , i nd l ca t l ng a success fu lhatch, and the Roblns are buslly col-lectlng bugs and ryorm$ by the beakful tof eed t he nes t l l ngs . Qu l t e a s l gh t t onratch them trylng to add Just one moresqu!rmy wornn to thelr beakful beforetaklng off for the neet.

C-edar lffaxwlngs haye been maklng anappearance lately, checklng up on theCa ica ra be r r l es . The young ones s l teyeing us wari ly as we approach to havea chat wlth them. {What - doesnrt every-one ta lk ta the b l rds?l

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sPr."Ds FRqtl,|OIJTER SPACE

by

C. Lynec

EU-EIIF|- Just before dawn thls morntng,strsnge llghts were seen cbanglng colourabove the S.E. horlzon.

Radlo sratlons, pollce and thelocal planetarlum recelved geveral callsfrom alarmed observers but as yal, noexplanatlon has been offered.

UFOts, maEs hypnotlsm, halluclna-tlons or the runntng l lghts on a Japa-nese frelghter? No one can 8ay for surebut after seelng a potato float by theiChrlstlne Bt ln Ucluelet harbour andcrawl up the beach toward Maddenrs Gen-eral Store, I began gathertng data, Itreally puzzled me that a potsto wouldf loat !

ln Rlchmond,B.C. a local housewlfewss attacked by her potatoes whlle mak-lng chlps for the kldrs lunch. Her threegtunned chlldren vatched whtle Mum wasmauled by a half peelod spud and severalf rench f r les.

Tra f f l c a t the fe r ry te rmlna l lnWest Vancouver was delayed for an hourwhlle stternpts w€re made to contaln onehalf ton of spuds whlch seemed unusually 10

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or6an lzed i , o r vege tab tes , Hor r l f l edtravelerg locked themselves lnglde thelrcarg and campers untl l eyery last potatohad boarded the 3 pm ferty to Vancouyer.

The only concluslon I can draw lsthat upon landlng ln a f leld 'south ofWhlterock, 8.C., an al len lntel l igencequ l ck l y t r ans fo rmed l t se l f I n t o t hef l r s t human fo rm encoun te red ; wh lchhappened to be a sack of potatoes awalt-lng shlpment to l{ong's Market tn Rich*mond. From there, the clever lnvaderswere able to spread qulckly and by nowmay even have reduced themselves topowder and be altt lng in super marketsacross the land. We can only hope thespuds from outer space mean ug no harm,but Judglng by thelr behavlor go far, Idoubt l t !

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IMr. Scot t rs ln terv lew wl th W.Dr F 'owl letook p l ace l n Bamf l e l d l n l 9?9 . M t r .Fowlle served as a submarlne cable op-e ra td r a t t he Eamf le ld Cab le S ta t l onf rorn ' l '91? to t925.1

O nWhat were the names of some of themen on the s taf f , B l l l?r ' '

A- nMr. Fraser was the electr lcianhe l lved In the house on the h l l l . Lateron the Mclntyros vrers here. Greg andMrs;.. Moore and famlly - Peggy, Shetlaand bavld - oceupleO tne houiC cl'ose tothe t ra i l , There was Bt l l Whaley, weI tked havlng h lm or the s taf f , he wa$always good fun; Erlc Beehan, who lefrto go to Fannlng lsland, as dld McCom-ble. Jock Balrd came back from the wsrand Mrs. Balrd came up from FtJt to Jolnhlm; Jerrlr Kerr was here for a whlle buthe left to go to the Cnmmerctral Pactf lcCable Company. Sammy Wll l lams, who wasvery art lst lc, and f iuy N*vl l le, organ-i eed some ama teu r t heac r i €a l s . Thenthere was Fred Narry who was engaged ta

Mlss McCay who dted short ly after Fredwas transferred to Far:nlng lsland. Therewas Roy \rJeston: he was a grest mechanlewho marled a glrt fram Albernl, PercyCuthbert wa$ here, his f ather rts$ thef trst maneger tn Bamf leld; there wefeReg and F rank McCay , t t co b ro the rs ;Croger and Mann, who wag s great man forthe ducks; Ed tu?eaden I New Foundlander,came to u$ frorn rhe Eastern Cable Co.,*nd there w*s Chuck h&Csy from Aucklan&Then ther€ was Patterson, a nephew ofMlnnle Paiterson who msde such a herotcrun fronn Cape Beale Ltghthcuse to Bam*field to *erre the l lves of the crew of awrecked sall lng vessel. There were thetwo Andrews and leter, Alf Smtth csmehere as man&ger, Trot $mlth, who hadbeen l n t he Aug t re l l an Exped l t l ona ryForceo, came back from the runks, butS.C. Hll l and Jock Baird had commls-s I ons.

I remember lvtr. Snrlth, the rnanager,belng rather annoyed b*csuse these threemen wore army unifor*s ln the +ff ice andhe found i t ra ther d i f f lcu l t ro enforcedisclpl lne rvhen they were wearlng off i*cerr$ unl for rns.

By the way , . $6 r r l ng sa lmon werese l l l ng f o r f l f t een cen t s & pound a rth is t l rne, { i t ls now uver two dol lars}and some of the staff use.d to So CIut lncanoes and t ro l l for them. Trot Smi thwanted ta ra lse a l l t t le more money ss12

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he had a rwood fsrm.r He cut cordwoodand sold l t ro the compsny for sevendollars a cord, Then there was Cogan, arather aggresslve Aussle who played thep luno we l l . He app l t ed t he sametechnlque of playlng rhe ptano to theKlelnschmldt - he was very regular.

We used to have amateur thdatrlcalsoccaslonally and durlng one of these,someone cornposed a ditty:

We dontt want your Fannlng Island,We dontt want Bamfield any morqTake me back to sunny New South

tlh I oe,I never mlrsed me rome so much

before.We donft want your Nova Scotla,Or the lslands of Fl i l ,Take rne back to -qunny New South

! {b les:Sydney ls the place for m6.

I forgor to rnentlon that Jack Turn-bull wag here wlrh me and he end I gotmerrted about .the game tlme. He marrieda glr l (rom Vlctorla nemed Moragh Jame-son and I merried the wldaw of one ofthe censorg. He went on leave to Au$tra-l la and my wlfe and l, nfter a honeymoonln Butchert Gardene, weilt to England andScotland, whlch we explored ln a motor-cycle and gldecar"

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THE BAMF I ELD GARDENFJTby

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There ls a whole group o{ piantscalled the CRUCIFERS that thrlve ln clurmar l t lme no r thwes t c l lma te . l nc ludedwlthln thls group ls the genus BRA,SSIC.FIwhlch encompasse$ many of our most i '€n-po r t an t vege tab le c rops : b rocco l l s ,caull f lowers, cabbages, kales, turnlpsand rutabagas. Bresslcas cult lvated lnthe orlent lnclude Pe Tsai, Nappa, Chi-hl le, Bok choy or Pak-Chol. Radlshes,horseradlsh, rocket and ver lour cressplants are not brasslcag but are closelyre l a ted . A l l o f t hase have s lm l l a rneed$, posts and dlseaeed and effect theeoll ln the rame way.

Mogt braeslcae evolved ln the marl-t lme cl lmate of N.W. Europe. Gardenershave bred sn amazlng varlety of t |r*sesucculent vegetablee al l of shlch des-cended from a plant cal led rhe ee* cab*bage. Begldes belng dellclous they &rebeau t l f u l and ac tua l l y spec tac * l a r i nthe mornlng dev, Sparkl lng water drcpsbead up on th6 waxyf rveterproof cutlcle.Th t s cu t i c l e l s one o f t he i nhe r i r edtraits of bresslcas whlch asslets thernIn s tor lng a l l the water they can ger .

In Bamfield we ceil grow ttrany typesof Brassicn.s al l yeer round" The sollneeds t o be we l l l lmed and g lYen ahe*lthy dose of {:ompost for these ratherheevy n l t rogen feeders. A l thcugh, c l in*lcai ly, there are ni leny dlseases such *$downy rn l ldew thst ca i l a t tsck the brass l -ca$, there are ewo trouble makers thatwe musc be per t icu lar ly carefu l aboughere-cabbage maggot and club root. Thecabbage msg&or tunnels lnec the rootdand srems of mast brasslca plants cau-sing them to wll t a*d develop bacterlalor fungal dlseases.

The mother f ly whlch lays eggs onthe plants near the soll surface resem-bles a housefly thatrs been on a crashdlet. We had thern come through here inMay. The cabbage msggot fly has 2 or 3broods per yosr loavlng the overwlnter*tn€ pupae ln the soll . SCI tho f ly wtl lre turn ln s l tghter g€ner&t lon ln la teJune ta July fol lowed by a hesvler oneagain ln August. As far as I can tel lt he ve ry bes t and l eeg t des t ruc t l vemean$ of avoidlng msgsot daraage ls tokeep t ire brassicas covered wlth g bar-r ier such as Reemag {s spun polyestercs?er rnade especla l ly for p lants | , mo$-qul to net t ing, f ly screenlng or musl lni a t I eas t ! f i t h reads / i nch i " I r a l sohe lps to avo ld t ransp lan t l ng seed l i ngsst peak breedlng t l rnee" I f the p lantsare well established durlng these t lmes14

shey may {:$t he grsattry *ff*ca*rJ a* th*younger planrs ere.

C lub r+c t l s a ranher - , i evas t f f e l *gfunga l d l saase a$ t t $ sps rs$ can l i edormant for up to $eren yesr$. Oncelnfested ther rhe only way to eradl*a*eIt is ts completely rsst the lancl fromcruc l fe rs { t nc lud lng c ruc l f e rcus needssuch a$ shepherdst purse or

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for 7 yeer$. ' Ihle fungus, ptesmodiaphor*

brasslcae cau$es wllr lng €jd yej iowTilg.)TTffi-Tbove ground pirr* alnd cau$sslurnps or rnglformetior?s sn fhe root$. t{you do cbserve root svell tngc cut tkemopen. If a maggot ls lnslde you csn ,csrfof reloice- you have cabbage gall weev*!no t c l ub roc t t " Su t Wn l t . . . . , y$$ m ig i r thove b*th!

Bel*g a eoll b*orn phe*omenon y$uelther have clubraot in your sol l or youdon r t " Se cs re fu l when t r en *p lan r t { ngf rom o the r ga rd*nc o r n$ rse r les andcheck ever! store bcught produce for thedlseese befcre composting the tne*i lblero0t$,

Crop rotst lsi l , *henn !s eetrernenylmportant nrlth the cruclfers because afclubroot, {rJe*l lyo a rstsgis$ should beplanned so that cruc i fers dsn t t r *c"* rmore than oncs in four year$, Anatherdeterrent ls a well l tmed *ci l , Clubrscrchrlve ln acld s*l ls. I t is poss{ble t{ iget r ld af an ln festar icn by h lk ing rh*pH Ep Io ?,

Many of the braeslcas can be grownftlr wlnter use and many can be complete-l y oye r * r i n te red t s ma tu re l n ea r l y*p r l ng , N t lw l s a gond t lmo to p lan tbrus*sl $prouts end savoy ctbbagea elongwt r th $sme ka le , These f l r e e r t reme lyhar<ly planta that actually taste rnuchbetter afier the f lrnt froct and rnanywl l l r r l thstsnd temperatures to - l0o C,If y*u plant snoush lrou can plck themrisht thrcugh into rprlng. I f lnd caull-f l* irer cos space-taklng to overwlnterbut & fa l l g lant lng of purp le-sprout lngbroccnll le well worth the +ffort for anear l y sp r l ng feas t o f t ender g reens ,s russe l $p rou t s a re amar l ng l y t oughpl*nf*. They actually need a f irmer *ol lt han the o the r b rssg l cae to p roduceformer heads. If the Nprouts are plckedsm*ll th+y donft have the ctrong f lavoryou may know frorr the top-oleod $torebought product, l trs qlao f l good ldea top lan t a ' med lum ta l l va r l o t y l t ke t hedutch bred Roodnerfs so they wonft blownver ic our wlnter wlnd $torm$.

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py much t ime by those dlrectly lnvolved!The Hard Tlmes/Beans & Jeang dance wasenJoyed by those attending and we thankFred Schmidt for donatlng hts t lme andmuslc. The door prlze of enamelwars,!u {s , bow ls and spoons , was won byPhyll ls Warner.

We are ln the proces$ of putrlngtogether the Canada Day weekend celebra-t lons, I three day f ishlng derby, Danc-lng to l lve muslc and the Ju ly ls t p lc-nlc. More about thls next i lupdatet. Wedtd recelve a Canada Day granr to helpwl th the ce lebrat lon$.

Torn Chrlst lan hae started the Berv-lce road. We dtd have one car u$e lt,not reallsln.g l t watoft f lnlshed. Fle got$tuck and had to be wlnched out $o therele now a log across the entrance untl lI t l s ope ra t l ona l , Even t hen , t t w l l lonly be for servlclng the Hall and ryi l li;e chalned.

It ls eerly, but rve are $tart lng tomake preparat lons for the Fal t Fal r -dates etc, to be announced later,

Flngo contlnues every two weeksthrough the summer, alternatlng betweenThursday and Saturday. We see a $teadycrowd of between 20 and 25.

_ Membershlpe cont lnue to otraggleIn -dont t fo rge t you can on ly ge t ;hemembershlp rare on dance tlckeis vlth1985 membershlp.

We havenrt had any burnlng workbeess lnce Apr l l a l though Steuar t Ha l l hasspen t a day cu t t lng up the r rees tomanageable pieces. Thanko, Steuart.17

COME AND ENJOY

THE HOSPITALITY

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BAMFIELD, B.C. VOR 1BO

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James Ferrls

I have a lways fe l t rhat dogs coul r ibe depended upon to s t ick to the i r *a-Ir i tres, A snarly dog v+ould snarl, anit af r iendiy d*g wor . : ld l ick your h: ind andF/ 'eg h ls ta i l ,

I hav* alvrays thought that mY dog,. r-r r ori lugus, w&$ A g**:,r i natured slob of ed*g who woii ld 8<i st l t af his lvay ts avolcie f lghro 0r even an argurnent ,

Et *ame as a gotal shock when I sawhirn get in e f ight witt t a larger dog. ft irought that the sther dog had provokeiJthr: f ight. I separ*ted them, and lo my*i irpri$e, l t wR$ $ly dcg whc wa*ted tr:csrilin$s. You qever know!

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I had &n cpporeunltY to r lde the{,ucas frcm C*pe Beaqle to Ba,'$f leld In aiair breeee" i want to tel l you that theLucss is a t ine b*CI t and the crew r*a l l ieacei lent" I fe l t safe and secure andws$ impr*ased by the sk i i l o f the crew.I rhank thern for the f lne r ide,

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Ego re l l s us t ha t ou r soc ie t y hasreached t he u l t ima te i n t r a l n l ng andsoph i s t i c& t i on . We a re $u re t hs t t hewings lvonr t fa l l o f f , the brakes won?tfal l" the roof tryontt leak and the damwontt lrrealc Then-

The wlngs fa l l o f f .The brakes fa l l ,' l

he roof leaks.The dam breaks,We launch l nves t l ga t i ons , spend

*n to ld thousands o f do l l a rs and l ea rnthat human error cauged the problems.

I ' l u rnan e r ro r , wha t a wonder fu lphrase.

A sho r t t lme ogo , man f l na l l yagr*ed that rhe warld was round. Hef'ound that Alchemiste ccruld not makegold from base meral, that perpetualmollon machinea were not posslble, andtha t sma l l whee l s l n f r on t and b l gwtreels ln back would not make a vehlclerun down hi l l forever.

In order to comDensate for thoseblows to h ls ego, mar i dec ided that hehad been created in Godrs lmage, l t fol-lowed, therefore, that hls actions mu$tbe god llke" ilHurnan Errortr ryas not to beto I erated,

folan Invented machlnes. That made ltposslble to do large amounts of work,qulckly. I t gave man something to blameif anything rvent l f ,rong. nl luman Errornbecame a thing cf the past.

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The wonderful machines were de-signed to be i l fooltr proof. In the htghtech lndustr ies, th lngs were made nfa i !safer" We werd told not to \rorry. Noth-Ing could go wrong. Everythlng was de-slgned to be nfal l safe{. For us eommcnpeople they were deslgned to be 'rfoolproof tt.

Thlngs are happenlng. We have dls-covered rhat we csn s t l l l h l t our f ln-ger$ wlth the hammer. The valve cans t l l l s t l c k , t he compu te r can s t l l ldevelop bugs, and Godlike or not, we canst l l l make mletakes.

The re l s s t t l l human e r ro r . Thenlce th ing about human €rror is the factthat i t makes us human. I t was begln-nlng t0 look as though we were belngsuperseded by our own machlnes. Ttreadve r t i s l ng peop le . a re a r ra re o f t hedeslre for some pereonal recognit lon. Weate lnundated wlth npersonali l lettere,typed by lmpersonal cornputers. Theyknow how to make ug feel funportant!

I t h i nk we shou ld be a l l owed tC Imake mlstakes. It makes us human. Itwl l l cause problems. We can be b lamedfar things. It wtl l be rrrorth i tothoughoto be human., * I * * I * * * . t * * * * * * * * * *

$ ince I s tsr ted th is c* iurnn t r haves€en an ar t ic le *b0ut the la tcst t r lp of

Dlecovery. $ne af thelr experlments lva$to acE as a target for a laser beam. atwas I t e$ t o f t he f i r s t pa r t o f t het$tar Warsn pnckage h*ing prornoted byPresldent Rea6an. The f lrst test fet led!Cuess why? HtFtlAN ARR$R. The technclogy,accordlng to thelr sp*kesmail, wss excei*l en t " { f * t l ss fe? }

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A ITIEST COAST TRAILCENTE}WIAL PROJECT

by

L lz Spence

ln last monthrs lssue of the Bark-ley Sounder Susan Bannerman descrlbedher p roJec t and Ind lca ted the lmpor -tance to u8 of preservlng our localhlstory.

As Canadarg Nat lona l Parks arece lebra t lng the l r t00 th b l r thday th lsyear, I wlll bo undertaklng s C,,entennlalProJec t on beha l f o f the West CoastTrall Unlt of Paclflc Rlm Natlonal Park,

Durlng the nert three monthc I wlllbe puttlng together an hletorleal photocollectlon of the West Coast Trall. Ihope to ftnd plctures of the men whobullt the trall, the l lnemen who maln-ta lned l t , surv lvors and sh lpwrecksstranded along l t , faml l tos who l lvedalong the way end anythlng else contrl*butlng to the development of the Llfe-savlng Trall erea.

Copies wtl l be rnade of these hlsto-rlcal photographs and put together withParks Canada photographs of the tral lconst ruct lon In the lg?0fs, compr ls lng aplcture-story album whlch vlsltors bothto t he Wee t Coag t T ra l l l n f o rma t l oncentre at Cenp Ross, and the communltyln general wll l be able to enJoy.

Any pho tog raphs o r s to r l es andexper lences you wou ld l l ke to sha re r -pleare contsct me per$onally at the WCTlnformat lon centre, 728-3234, or a t homeon Rance Island phone 728-3437. Thankyou!

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I t h ink o f co lds as bad l l t t l e bugsWho l ive ln your house deep down in yourrugs.Each house has lts own, but sometlmesthey t rade;And some t lmes t hey have a f l u . bugparade !

The most exc l t lng day ls on May twenty-f i r s tWhen a l l t he f l u bugs l ook abou t t obu rs t !They a l l gather round on the Smiths lwhi te rug;Everyone is there, every s lng le f lu bug.The k ing of the f lu bugs te l ls everyone,r,ho,l n t he nex t l l t t l e wh i l e t o g l ve the f l uto .

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mlght be you!

If,Iho's mrndingtJre shorewhenNoror's awa5t'l

tp,i ' " fiy Jeanne Sfalder FerrisAMf OS UB bavo r funtasyrbout lorlng tho ratraco tobocome a ltghthouse koepor. Sy husband rnd I ro-

<terrtl.y liui the cbaacs to livo tbst f&trt^.sy.by rpcuaing four dlys at the Cryo Borrls

Light. lmrtod hrllbay up the wcEt O(}uat,of Vrncouvar lelrnd.

We lico in Bamlield, netrr Capo Benlo.Fnom our bouse to Bqnle is only ai:Lj.lomotrus by bGlicopt€r, 12 by txret. OnE nrlcty evoning; wo oan u,lt{rh tbe lighfillurrrrnrrto tho 8Ly overy five sotxrnde.Wbcn tJro wtad i:s right, wo can huar thefoghora. It *amr lllto a long wry outtherc"

Jlm oane homo lrom tho BarnfioldOononl Stora wlth tbo ntwa th&t wcwcro lc&vlng for a three. or lour.dnygrtnt. I rrr to paolr onough lood sndbrilrg tho elocplag bugr. We rtcodamuld, gctttng our nelgbbor io looksn€r the dogr and th blrdr ud thcgro€nhous. What dca ono roar rt Illghthouea? I rcnt tor Secl Cqat beuul : jearu, si.i JrokGt, 8nd gunbootr.

Thon we prolcd up out rr,lngauandwrthod dowrl toeut flo$. When you Boto worh *t r lightboura, tha &*st gu&rd

provrdoe trturspcrta0oo. f[s chl6f hrm-rslf, Drve HogatrtrtrL OIC, tras tkipporfor our vt:ylrgs to iht hght. llle rcdo rnthu Earrrfield corst guud'a rubbor bot,tbe Lu(f$, which roaosrblo e soqfoingmotorcyclrr. Ilave rarrrurod tho lurndleblra, I gol tho poaetngsr Eost snd Jktrurd tbe cro\f, tEt on ths pontoon. llfeprcked our 86$r undcr B l&rp, D&vepamed out the Foggtos nad wo woreolf.

Of aoursc, it was rai.ning.ttlow, lo $et to Csp€ Eoale by uttt rr is

ro essy job. We rode out thnrugb evorincrorcilrg awslls. thelt had to rnakt tuha,rp left tuld shoot the gnp, a nrrrrowchlnnel through hugo, rurf-poundedrocks. The tide ba.s to bc up. the dripporhr|s to prck lrin ursve a^nd rida througltttro grfp on its creeL We wero rurfing onlr mot{rrcyclo.

Onoo ttrrough tho gap, wc motomdthrcugh tr sh*ltsrcd bry and up to theknoprr'e b<rsthouBe and fuol rtorq{ohut. Ilave dropped us ofl, prcked hisalrx:t moslsmt eILd Bbot bsak out the5rp.

I picked uR tn'o of our balp *ndlookcd upu long, ctooptrt'il, wbichl ludt{r a,saurne led to ths llghtbouao. NormBnrnd, nonior ktoper, otqlYto down to

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nreet us. He pultod e big tnrp out of tlreahcd, pilod our eupplier onto it nrrd tlodit to I gunl bm}. lto hook w{d st-tash€d to tl oeble, rhi*h lod up tnto theoodrus. Norm gu,vo a sign*l rnd a tinyfigure up top str,r'tod thr crbtr. Our beg*nrss ul3 urto tbe troes and direppeurod.We ct{rt€d up tho tnril. tatcr I found outour llr{ts trsceDod 2OO motrcq whilo wewclke<t about r half hileimotre. A systonlik€ thr$ csuld n*kr r hlbor out ofuryono!

Crt1x: lle.trle Light is 283 nro*es rbou.ugca lr".vt:I. The view le sp€dlaa:ulu. Wot:orrld lrnk south drltrfil f ho tffsst Csa^stTndl rnd nori.li ror,ole 8*rlloy 8ound.,Wost ft,om the hoapoCe Xvlng Fotlm antromo of tbo mort vlb'rrut rulrrtr fvcoeor teon, And bohtnd ui, I prtmctrlforort ol rido\y*prod odu.

fira Pleoo srr butlt ln lE?i. F^LlngIt ihc amond oldsrt ol B.C.l rrf llgbt-bousoe. Tho only oldar:tr6on tr tha ontnt Raoo Rocls, buiit in ttl0t). Crpo Bnlclooka as il it'8 bo6tr itr good hrnfu fs1 1looB tuDs.

Jirn $rs ts fiund in fsr Noru, to nctlstrt.right to t|o kitshon tor coffc rndhamoqgds c{roli6o rnd e brtcftng. :

I wl* rurpr{d by tbc haun. l{omc"btr rrils s,&d thcir thruty*rold drWb-t&r 8ert1, llcs ta e lrrgt. brutffui$duorrtad horns. Sosoht* I rrr cr1tslFtng tham to bs Ut'LnS ttr Ult lSght to?Gt;Itlr Hlabasl C*lno ln Inurdor of llolHtt[r'.r.

fhs Draieh Xod*a tdtobe hrd rc.oantly bma rcuodallsd, ty t{ora. IbcTtl monltot end ntallltc dirb bdngtham *ny sbor thrtl out tbcn, And, lf

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Jffird r.lhsr juat ,ilt rnd lonh {rut th,otrlndolr. llrore rn pod"r of wbrias torulrrol rt. Saglee Srr &bovo you, Hun.drods of motroo atrnight dorrs, thsoocan rollp or nl}|{o6.

Thors ers uctually thrt houros *iHtrile. The asnor koopcr. ttro J*niorko€p€r rncl ttrc froguon$ worl crcws'uar:h huve en irnmacu.llta whl0e houao.Wc bad lho wurk crous'houn to ou"r-arllvdi. Ench houao h.rr about a?C sqilrranratrc on'dro mrin floor, rltb fourbodrurn,r raud r bugo hitohen and livtn$.oom. Erotr htrs r full hsmont, wbcrgthe hoepor rxn sork on buiiding prr'jocta, or uso his elorclce bieyala

All prwor ct Farls c{xnoa hrom rAS-hilomltt $lsnsrstor, poworrd by dic-Brl fusl. firey keop I tslr'r ruppiy onhlrnd - thrt's bff.O00 litms. All thrnhouas hrvo big frocors ln lhs bma-monta, ar rrell as other elootrkrl appti-rrtroea. Ttro gonerl9or nrnc to hurp iholight oporatuu{ 8{ lrouro. dry. All thosxtrr, Fower tt genarataa goot io thoLmporr, sbodon't lnvo to porry rbouttho hydro btll.

Aftor finding oul about t&o soatharrrpor|J rnd tJro lcrmtnorror, so worolntroducctt to Gordy Doylo, f,ho Juniorkeepcr, sho ulrs kr b6 Jhl't boas for ourrt*y" He looLod aflictml rlth an orton-aion cord in olo hand *nd r wsod mltorin ths ot&or.

Suddenly, the balicoptor ryporredasd l{orm rnd his dsusbtsr rurhcd tngrt lbolr ahom rnd oortr. lft lolloredthon lo tha lsunohlng prd.8rrc,h orr-rlod bcr btankst.I ttslpsd hsr slib bsr

C*brgc Pc{ch doll.'fbo choppar rorvcdnp, thri *ind awtrtod around u!, Endf hoy ma r*rrlght up, Srnrh urytng hcrdoli from ths *hcppor vtadow.

l#e at{x$ n"lone on ths rroek (or anrlnuts. Jim. Oordy, mc. two doga udlhs light. I thougtrt rbout botng tborofor e ai.r-month sSEt. Kmporn gpr ttva

'coohs olf tho ll6ht r y*r. Thoy uruellytake thsir brolhe tsoorthroo trmlcltar.trr:lrh. Thel lnrvm 4? wehs - rnd {?rsoelrends - tt tho ligbt,

Jtm end O6tt 3of il3il to lwL bggolng down to lha but, rhoro tha hcpaealla ln tho Fetbcf rlport mcry thruboura ovory day" l{rfirdly, I wontalong. Sodid thodogB.

They chmhod the ryind opmd rnd thevtriblllty (a cl*r horlzon te 96 km).l\ay judgod t&e ohop ae 'llgbt chop".Ttoy reportad tho rvdl rr oomlng fromtho aouf.hrct. Oordy polutd out th*t.tha awsU nt tsalrlo lr ulrnya rcuthrort,srnco iho sst c*ri of Vsnoouvar tdandrunc northsoct. I soddod, but Jln *pp*r€d to undaretanrd sh$ bs meant.

lile listnnod s5 mch liFhthoura hsoFsr on tha lelled roportod Ng worthor.Bomdlmos one of t.bt rivec dou thoropotl, Ths rtetto[fi rrc dono in ordsr,fron north lo south rnd. lf you mlceyour Surn .thara's no toootrd ohrnco.Nobody milsad T tlrrtr.

It ptre rdnl*9, ao, aftar tho rre*thor.JLm u,nd Gody wcnt to tr,lk lbout rnr-etrlnoa end I sant to raq ebout toilfngls. lt dtdn't iako loug to ilttlt. T'hchougs wa^a vory elarn and oomlorlrblc.

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rnd brd rlrolu of mrgwdnn rnd R*d.or'r Dlged wadmld boq3s.

Jlm rnd Otdt gS ou flnc. Jl.m lopocboingrurmundad by mroblrua, roCrptBslo srr

"ory rppnllng to hfm, frey

hrvo pumpc end enorgency pumpa endFonoretors rnd sprfo ganentorr rndverlouf, hlndr of rrdb lrnd bnoona rndbort molorr rnd rtnahr rnd aerr rndnol*l rnd roodsorlfug toob rnd troor l"brsa brnnol'err. OEo rhlng rboutmechlnr: tf you'rr nrnanndod bathon, you'ru ncvuoutof rorl.

Jim toot lhr rooo-to-nldnlght ebtft ,Oordy midntght to nmn lor tho rsrtborrcportc. Tho tro hoopara rsltah ovor?eovon drya. Jlm'e rhlft lncludod reird,ngrnd lorsring thi tlrg. (Wo cpcctdlysnjoyod thit, la rc baocmo Canrdlrnslttzonr tud lr|t 8cF6mbor. l'bo tlrgnl,apping ln tho rlnd, tho rrwd pound-lng er tho eun iot. Oh Crnadat)

'l'lurt oitfht, I al,opt fiafully thnrugh rrnglng *lorm. Tho lrrt ovsnlng wruthor.Jlnrfo*drh&dnfrdr ltbhdl tbr ncrt il*y, rddlg otl rail m. Jinend Gody dld rtlrgr to nroblnc rnddrsnlmlir..

I dtd romo *tl{ry ud xs.i oui rerratoh tho tmn Sng to sllmb tha 1O0mltrc ollftf. fra dr r.C.d 3d3t. Iarlrntqd thc nrag ddfod[r, tullpr, pOfplea erd rcclor1 plrnb, Wbrt r dn.mltlc rdtng for * mok glda. Som+ono rpendr mF4J horrr tofnglyworllng outdoon. ftrns rarc ebo tryolrrgo gpanho{ete snd numsnoufrdrad bodr. I snrrtd dr blnlbours.

isnherHshMOTOR IIIIN

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o Owlb Nesi kiunp,co Ilrdoor lttxrl €l $atna. Pflvrlto Moetirry {f

Ba.nquou Faolliiisgr Hougokoeping UnrtsI Color Cuble \Yl}'ree

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Yotrr Hogls

BRIAX l r URSUIA FFYIH

And I dlrmcacd r rrnrll playhou,oompltc dth r vlar rlndor rnd oblltl-drclrrn furaltura

ltc Ert dril drrn d furand bau-dtuL Tc oltmDod to tbo top of thc fibtto'ror rnd tml tsdurr up rod dOnthe mrt, Oordy brulial out tha lrra.mo?orr and I too} ploturr of JfEmovtng byntr ltr tt6t of fbc Ugh3,modag lrmr by tbc oltfi, nwlngbrmr rrotrnd lbr tmn rnd brtr|l;.tha moran dorn ola tbc loo[r to norrnomlrran.

ls tbc nrn rrnl &r\t tn thc rlrfimftctlns on thr r$or, thr toghornrt&fid bfrrtfn3l 9c lmlcd Geartwhst- aomcdmar CIrohlnr llor tbtn3rpooplo dont. llo fq. Gody oritldnaAthrt curyycrfn Xr;thafoghonn ruf.bcdtngmn rr u otrurtns hr-, . .rnd latr lou Lnot. Afl|r fO nhutc, ltshutr oft eutonrtlorlly. Jtn pnonad llbla rnthar lrpoNt +rftnS buril,7 ntboy muld Xff hln ryfnf, qOtnr*Li.*

Tlrca, r,ftcr lwr dryr of tbb, onrmorning, tho rsior Lagcr rnd hl,rfa"rnlly rodc o{rt ln thr ocrnlo rador-oylc.lfc bclpad tlo unfmd grwr{c,clotlroe, naltnSg rdsgtu rnd tbcCrDbr3r Frtoh dotl ltm rr pst ourduff rbcd. nrppad up sur nln rrrl.'kstl, donoGd.tha gegglfl, rad rhot outthr,ough thc Arp. EroI to tlc hurtlo radbugr|e of Ernfrdd (pop. 8O8}.

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. Llolf . -q nrhlrt8s awqlt

. WaokendSp$cialsI Fishin8; Largr fkrse/

feicrfic li,l.m,Ilonsymoon Paeknd$.:'

r Spsr:tid llatns:(iomnrercial, (lrtrups.$erriors

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Bob Skelty, your MLAReports from the LegislatureW

As summer approaches, the thoughts of nany of us turn to outdoor recreation and

holidays. Though tourism is a year-round activity in British Columbia, and now our

third largest industry, sumner brings peak usage of our tourist facilities by British

Col-unbians and visitors alike. Most of us recognize that tourism and recreation are

important both to the quality of life of residentsr ond to the economic health of our

province. And all of us are aware of the sad neglect of these areas by the Socred

government.

Unbelievably, this government, after nearly ten years in office, stil l has no

conprehensive plan for tourism development. The NDP has called for the establishnent

of a tourisn developnent fund. This fund would have as its objectives:

creating jobs in planning, construction and upgrading of tourist facilities;

achieving permanent enplolanent in the operation and maintenance of these

fac i l i t ies ;

stimulating permanent enploynent in related accommodation, travel and

hospital i ty services.

tforking in consultatlon wlth the tourlsm lndustry and the publlc, the government

make sure that new Jobs rill be created in all regions of, the provlnce.

Instead' the Socreds have applied their nega-proJect Etrategy to tourl.sn. fhey haveprovided nassive public eubsldies to a few very large proJects. ecpo ean attract

Jobs to 8.C.1 but lastlng begefits for all British Qetrrnhlgls Gan only cme frm

planning for a permanent and stable tourlsn lndustry beyond 1986.

Britlsh Columbia once had the nost advanced Bysten of parks ln North Arnerica. One

that we could all be proud of. One that preserved our natural herltage and at the

same time provlded great econonic beneflts.

Instead of expanding, developlng, and pronotlng this system, the Socreds have

attacked it with thelr restraint pollcles. Budgets and Etaff have been cut. User

fees are proliferating and standards sllpplng. Safer well-naintained parks ehould be

advertieed inside and outside British Columbta, and the touriEt dollars brought lnto

the econony would far outweigh the inltial expenditures.

We in the IIDP are comrltted to the preaervation of our natural herltage and the

creation of new employment through develolment of the full trntentlal of ttre tourism

industry in British Colunbia.

HAMMYthe hamster who

an ocelot.By tEAl$C FERRIS

Plc tureg by L lnda Hay lock

rHammy sat up vary stralght. Hetwltched hts whlskors etght t lm6s. f lam an ocelotrr he rald.

The man Jumped a l ltt le. Then heput hls hend over hlg mouth to hlde hlssmlle and asked, rYou, an ocelot? Youdonf t look l t kc any oce lo t I t ve evergeen. I n

For your copy {eutographed uponrequeet), send'1rour name, address and$5.00 to usr HAMMY vtl l arrlve wlthyour next copy of the FARKLEY SOUNDE$L

Bor 91, Bcnfleld, B.C. Vm lm

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Hamny irould .ccoFt carrotsl tn th€ gry ol ocalog.

BAIVIFIELD VGLIJhITEER FIRE DEPT'w r i t t en by

Dav id T . Jamessubml r t ed by

Be rn i ce S tewar t

Emergency number ?28-321 INon-emergency number 728-3433

Stanley Grp Hockey Pool wlnners:Feter Janl t ls wi th the f l rs t per iod

score of 4 to I for the Edmonton Ol lers .?nd perlod score of 7 to I went to DaveHarvei and the f inal ccore of S to 3weRt to Paul Demontigny, Congratulatlonsto the wlnners and thanks to a l l whoper t ic ipated but d idnr t have the wlnnlngScore$.

The Depar tment was not l f ied thatthe referendum was favorable, and wouldl lke to thank the comrnunl ty for makingthis possible so we can provide you wlththe f lre protectlon you deserve,

Ou r F l r e 'week t h i s yea r w l l l beheld Ju ly 30th and 3 ls t , August ls t tothe 4th" The funds made f rom the s lxdays of events wt l l be to s tar t a fundto purchase rTurn out gearn(Protect iveCloth lng) . The fo l lowing ls the agendafor each day.

Ju ly 30 * Water Spor tsJu i y 3 t - Demc 'ns t ra t i on o f F i r e

Pract iceAngust I - Ylhter Basebai IAugus t2 -C -as lnoN igh tAugus t3 -F i sh ingDerbyAugus t4 - I n te r t l da l Go l ftourneTEntFur ther deta l lc on posters i rear the

end of Ju ly .Summer seems to be here, wlth tf te

wonder fu l hot sunrh lne and hopefu l ly l tw i l l cont tnue for awhi le . And wl th n lceweather , out cGme rhe barbecues, andeven though the fo l lowlng, tak-en f rom aFire Preveil t ion Canada Assoclatloi l parn-phlet ls common knowledge to keep i tf resh in everyones mind makes l t wor th-whi le repest lns.

When cooklng outdoors, f lammabiel iqu ids near l ive coals c*n ceuee explo-s lons and burns. In addl t lon, the fo l -lowlng precaur icns s i rou ld be taken.- the safest s tar ters are chern lca ls lncake form or a charcoal e lect r lc s tsr ter(app ro ,ved by i ; na t i ona l l y recogn leedtes t l ng agency ! ; neve f use gasc l i n * ,naptha or $ ther such f lammeble mste"-

' r i a l s .- never sdd f t re s tsr ter a f ter you havestar ted your barbecue; to speed a s l0wf l re or rek lnd le a dy lng one, tuch dry

2g ktnr . l l lng under the .charcoal .

- keep s rna i i ch i l q i r en away f r on t hebarbecue"- make sure the barbecue is level andsteady and keep n con{a iner of waterhandy.- a f ter cooklng soakthst saem ndeadn canla t e r .

the coals . Coa!sre- ign l te u dny

- t he use o f ba rbecues on aps r tmen tbalconles ls a mo$t dangerous pract icedue to the conf lned space and the haz -a rds i nvo l ved i n t he u$e o f s t a r t i ngf lu ids. They can a lso prcduce polsonnuicarbon monoxlde gas in the apai tment aswel l as a smoke nulsance to your nelgh-bors and to yoursel f .- a lso charcoal burn lng barbecues shouldn€ver be brought Inside the house or atent or a recreat ional vehic le becauseof the danger of carbon monoxide poison-ing ln sealed or conf ined areas.- neyer keep damp or wet charcoal in anunventl lated area due to the dangers ofspontaneous combust lon which can resul tfrom the drying process.

Watch for cur Fire Week posters

The fo l lowlng poem lvas in a VolunreerF l r e f i gh te r s Assoc ia t i on book te r andsent to us by Bernlce Steurart. She wiisimpressed by l r and fe l t rhat t r nsaldi t a l lx for the f i re f ighters,

I-T'S JUST A JOB

They ge r ca l l ed ou t i n t he co ldn igh t a i r

f o f i gh t an e l emenr t ha t won r tf i gh t f a i r

- i tsr hard, i t hurts ancl $ome mayd ie

i ts t o f ten hopeless, but"s t l l l theyr ry .

They respond es a team, wlth slrensb la r i ng

, -__,_FBCh one a man, proud, brave andcar I ng,t o save a l l f e , l s t he u l t lma te

alm,reward enough, they want not fame.

A ch t l d shou rs ou t , t hey t l l snapln to gea r

chst screamfs the l r target , theyt l lknow not fear

theyrve got to reach her, through af l re or he l l

f o r he r sma l l l t f e , t he l r sou l s ,they rd se l l

Th ls t lme theyrve fa l led, they satand cr ied

Why Lord? C,od knows they trled" they fought that f i re , but fought

and lostthat smal l ch l lds l i fe , a dreadfu l

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YOUR HO$TS

Bob and E l l esn Pe t t l g re r

sEE rrot{. Poots AStJNoANf wtTH $AB,HEL|FE, ttusPort€p 86Acffgs, Srlo Eror€8',

@ Osfom's l$achine Shop Ltd,Flshsmen'r Supplbe . H*fuals

lmporlal Produclr. lladng ndhnyilrrlne Fual Shtlon

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Red eyes, atl ngs l i gh t

home td thelrr lShr

t hey l ovekeeps them sane

but backout agaln,

sh i f ts end, ln monr-

wives, to hold thern

them, need them, she

0n ntghts , theyf re ca l led

I wil i b* here to eondu*t the $er-vices each Sunday durlng the $ummer,w i t h t he excep t l on o f Ju l y 2 l s t andAugust l8 th when I wl l l be eway.

M*ny thenks to Btl l Frlest of SanMateo Bay for taking our servlceg thefirst four Sundays of June whtle I wason annual vacatlon. I see by the guestregls ter that he had out-of - town v ls i -tor$ at most af the June servlces, somefrom dlstant piaces. Thls we are alway*g lad to $ee , as l t r em lnds us tha tCh r l e t l ans v l s l t l ng l n f a rawey p l acesapprec late the oppor tunl ty of worshlptngSod wlth fel low bellevers whenever pos-slble. l{e look forward to meetlng morevlsltors at church t l iroughout the sum-rmr.

Accordlng to our weather man, FeterJanlt ls, this has been a ye?y dry yearso far In Bamfield. These thlngs have away of evenlng up over the long hnul,but hopefu l ly such wl l l not take p lacedurlng July and August, a$ we al l lookfor.ward t0 those long, sunny days ofr.ecreatlon and renewal. For boya sndglr ls now free from school, for summeryacationers and f lshermen, we wlsh manyhappy and sun-blesoed days on or nearthe water. And 0n Sundays let us notforget Gcd who has blessed us so rlchlyln so many ways, $ee you arcund and,hopefu l ly , ln church.

wr l t ten byDavid T. James

CT-IURCFI NEWSVINTURES by

lN MlSSl0N Verne tulcEachern

Here is our scl iedule of servlcesfor the summer rnonths:Ju l y ? th and l 4 th - -Se rv l ces a t I l : 00&.lll.

July 2lst--No serylce scheduledJu ly ?8 th- -Serv ice e t l l :00 a ,m.August 4 th and l l th - -Serv lces a t l l :00a,m.August lSth--No serylce scheduledAugust 25th and Sept, ls t - -Services srI l : 00 a .m. 31

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A meetlng of \4iest Bamfield resl-dents wss reeently cal led to conslderproblems pecul lar to th ls Ml l ls Penlnsu-la communlty.

Conslderable dlscusslon took placeon t he impo r tance o f hav lng l ega l l yrecognlzed rlghts-of-way establlshed, Itwas po ln ted ou t by seve ra l o f t hosepresent that much of the er ls t lng West*s lde t ra l l network ls over pr lvate lsnd.Up f t l l l recent ly , the land owneis con-cerned have tolerated this lnvoluntarytrespass, but actlons have lately beentaken that have brought thls problem tothe forefront. Chtef among these ls thepost lng of pr lvate proper ty s lgns on theBradyrs Beach t ra l l , unforrunate ly wi th-ou t p rov ld lng 6n accep tab le a l t e rna terou te t o B rady rc Seach , The mee t t ngdeclded to $t rongly urge the Mln ls t ry ofHlghwaye to prov lde a sat ls faetory so lu-t ion to thl$ problem before the tourtsrseason reaches lts peak.

A lso d l scussed a t l ecse r l eng thswere the queatlons of moorage for Wests l de ree lden t * , t he cons t ruc r l on o fheavy equ lpmen t un load i ng f ac t l l t l e s ,and desl rabt l l ty o f hav lng a t rsns- in le tferry. The meetlng expres*ed ful l sup-

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Srtters Srr Ohr frhtrurDear Jeanne

Herers my belated renewal foryear of the Barkley Sounder.

Keep up the good work. lr l lly get another story together inor so-- rea l ly gr ind lng away onsis Just now.

I missed th€ lssue cf the Islanderwith your l lght house itory so i f youhave an extra copy lrd be glad to readIt.--- Have you thought about contactlngthe l lghte to see lf anyone out theremlght wr l te an ar t ic le on how the wor ldlooks to thern?

Hope t0 g6t up !o Bamfleld soon andwt l l v ls t t " Eest regards to both of you.

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B l l l and I a re bo th f l ne andilowly, ever $o slowly, gett lng used rothe traff lc nolse. Hoplng our ears wlt lhear less and less and glve u$ s goodhtghts sleep once agaln. Wlshlng you rhebest of the summer.

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Dear Jeanne,Sorry thls ls lare, but lrm down ln

Panama do lng some t rop l ca l resea rchagaln. The people down here are yeryrj ' .gawtl that a place l lke Bamfield reallys t l l l e x lE t s . I hope a l l l s go lng we l lwlth you and the paper. I t feels strangeilot to be ln Bamfleld thlg summer; Ia l ready mlss the ln ter t ida l ! .But , theBerkley Sounder is a nlce remtndert Seeyou again In Auguat.

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