Wednesday, Ju ly 2, 1980 GULF ISIANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Seventeen

Arts and crafts displayedat Mahon Hall for summer

In the Salt Spring Island world ofart the opening wine and cheeseparty of the Artcraft show inMahon Hall is the big event of theyear. Everyone who paints or potsor weaves or carves looks to theopening night as the opportunity tomeet contemporaries.

As Gulf Islands Community ArtsCouncil president Josie Clementexpressed it, "All the little disa-greements are put aside on theopening night."

The hall was filled with exhibitsand topped off with people. Wherethere was a space there was apeople.

Paintings were displayed on thestage, with the remainder of thehall given over to a variety of otherproducts.

The Artcraft show has been anannual feature of Salt Spring Islandsince the initial days of the ArtsCouncil. Each summer the MahonHall is devoted to the exhibition.

Exhibits are offered for the enjoy-ment of the visitor or the satisfac-tion of the purchaser. In past yearssales have yielded a profit to thecouncil and a valuable encourage-ment to island artists and crafts-

The show is open throughout theday from now until September.

Fernwood MoversAgents for

ATLAS

GANGES

537-2041VICTORIA

385-6771

• Local and Long Distance Moving• Heated Storage

'We aim to please and you move with ease"

Tri-K Drilling Ltd.>'and For free esti

can oaroara di: . 7 days a week:

537-2589 Serv'"9th"'s'-nds A78-5Q&4

On Salt Spring Islandcall Barbara at:

For free estimates call collect7 days a week:

MOST MODERN HYDRAULIC ROTARY EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE^

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Salt Spring OpticalEyeglass Frames • Contact Lenses

Eye examination appointments made on the island.PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED

537-9828 ^XJQI JiJiaOOCIiJClCJI J-«JLJLJ»-IU« J> x jm • • • • • • • • • I IM-- - - . , , ,^ .

A.R. HARDIE & ASSOCIATESBRITISH COLUMBIA LAND SURVEYORS

P.O. Box 3, Ganges, Salt Spring IslandA.R. Hardie, B.C.LS.

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be paid in advance. Noclassifieds are takenover the phone. Bringyour ads in to our officeat 121 Rainbow Rd. ormail with cheque ormoney order to Box250, Ganges, B. C.VOS 1EO.

Classified RatesLiners: $1.75 minimum,

up to 25 words; 70 eachadditional word.

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Full, complete and sole copyrightin any advertisement produced byDriftwood Publishing Ltd. is vestedin and belongs to DriftwoodPublishing Ltd.

No copyright material may bereproduced in any form without theprior, written consent of DriftwoodPublishing Ltd.

For Sale

Bare BoatSAILING CHARTERS

653-4323

OKANAGAN CHERRIESFriday, July 6thCentennial Park

For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale

Gary'sFresh CookedPRAWNS

SHRIMP & CRABDaily - Fulford-Ganges Rd.

Phone 653-4428 ORDERS TAKEN

Galiano Island, huge map sheet andaerial photo. Very interesting.Includes land contours and lotnumbers. $5. P.O. Box 70, Galiano.

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Portable dishwasher. 537-5710.26-1

1 coal and wood stove, go.odcondition. 537-2615. 26-1

Entsafter juicer, new condition$100. 537-2755. 26-i

3 panel sliding patio door, $100.Lawn mower. Lawn boy, $60. 537-5043. 26-i_

Hardwood kitchen/dinette tablewith extra leaves and 4 chairs. Littleused, $150; excercycle, little used,$50; Rockwell table saw - bought onsale for $200, $100; boat ladder$20. 537-2971. 26-1

Thermal pane window conversions.All sealed units and qual i tyworkmanship guaranteed Call RoyCronin, Gulf Islands Glass. 537-2639 or leave message at 537-9525. ifn

BE COMFORTABLE THIS SUMMER!Have cool, light dresses, skirts,

blouses and shirts made Get lastyear's clothes repaired or altered for

this yearFor information, please call—

Greenhouse TomatoesSOIL GROWN

Golden Acres Farm360 Rainbow Road, Ganges

537-2097OPEN: Mon. - Sat. 9-6

CLOSED:Sunday

Propane Nordic Construction Heaterfor rent. 100,000 to 400,000 BTU's.Gulf Islands Propane Gas. 537-2233 tfn

SUPPLY

Handy Andy's

GENERALCONTRACTING

537-2222

ELECTRICALMJCCI STOVES

ou/ut

537-57*3NOW LOCATED IN LARGER

PREMISES ON MCPHILLIPS AVE.

S. S. Lumber, 6535 Ford Road,opposite Forest Museum up Drink-water Road, second road on yourright, Duncan. 7/8 x 1 2 cedar bevelside, $325 bm, 2 x 4, 2 x 6 cedar$295 per sling toad, 1 x 8 cedarchannel siding, $350 per sling load,3/4 x 6 cedar bevel siding, $1 95 bm;2 x 6 fir std. & btr. 1 0', $300 bm. 1 x 6rough yellow cedar, $495 per slingload, 2 x 4 hemlock, $265 bm.1 x 8 rough red cedar, 23C lin. ft.Delivery to Salt Spring, $18. 112-746-5041 . _ tfn

PegasusGallery

OF CANADIAN ARTMouat's Mall

Picture Framing — RestoringPaintings & Prings

by West Coast ArtistsOriginal B.C. Jade carvings

Unusual brass, etc.OPEN 10 am'to 5 pm

Tuesday through Saturday537-2421

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3UNrTED FLORISTS

OFCANADKFLOWERS BY WIRE WORLD WIDE

"IT'S KNOWING WE CARE"Complete FLORIST serviceWired Flowers Worldwide

Weddings — Parties — FuneralsMon. - Sat. 9-5.30 pm.

Delivery ServicePhone 537-2534 or 537-5165

for 24 hr. service

Garden FaireFlorist

Valcourt Centre

iohzan <^Haii* k/

MEN'S HAIRCUTTING& HAIRSTYLING

1 1 2 Hereford Ave.Tues. thru Fri. 9-5by appt. 537-5121

— REDKEN— RK— KENRA— UNICURE— VIDAL SASSOON

10' x 11' metal storage shed on 2"wood floor. $350. 537-2797. 26 i

3 pee. Danish modern chesterfieldsuite, good condition. 537-9255.

26-1

Since 1974—HEATILATOR FIREPLACES—SELKIRK Metalbestos chimneys—AIRTIGHT HEATERS

For in-home SURVEY and FREE

Peter'sAppliance

RepairsEnquiries or

Service AdviceAccess 537-9231

or Collect 478-4712

8 cu. ft. upright freezer, $229;Gibson frost-free fridge, 13 cu. ft.white, $399. G. E. refrigerator, 10cu. ft. manual defrost avocadogreen, $299 Westinghouse heavyduty f ront loading au toma t i c

washer, $325. Kenmore heavy dutyautomatic washer, 3 cycle, 2 speed,lint filter, $325. Friaidaire multi-temperature electric dryer, $199Moffat 30" range with warmerdrawer power oven rack, white,$249. Admiral 30" range, easy clean

oven, $289. Admiral cottage sizerange, $225. These units arereconditioned and guaranteed sixmonths. Free delivery on Salt SpringIsland. The GANGES APPLIANCECENTRE. Open Tues., - Fri. 9.30 - 5.Open Sat. 9.30 - noon. tfn

Orders for raspberries, now beingtaken at K. Murakami, RainbowRoad, 537-2239. 25-1

Guided SalmonFishing Charters

(25 ft boat)AVAILABLE NOW

HOURLY OR DAILY RATES537-2510

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Simmons King size bed, offers.Phone after 6, 537-2401. 26-i

Electronic repairs from stereos tocomputers. Repair, design, build.Call Uri Cogan 653-4563, TribalDrum Communications, Fulford-Ganges Rd. 26-1

25 ton T61 Bay City Mobile Cranewith power steering, good workingcondition. Cummings diesel in truck& Waukesha gas in crane. 80 feet ofboom extentions and new 5/8 cable.$14.500. Mick at 388-7555,Victoria. 26-1

THEHAIR SHOPPE

Mouat's MallMon. to Sat. 8.30 - 4 30

537-2712Appointments not always necessary

FLEXCRETEINDUSTRIES

600 gallon septic tanks, 4, 6 & 7 holedistribution boxes, pump chambers,water storage tanks, 60" diameterwell casings - water capacity is 123

gallons per foot.

PLANT: 653-4422

RES: 537-2662

JOANNE DRAGOMIR537-9201

ESTIMATE, callG. K. ARNOTT 537-5853

Log homes and cabins. DaybreakConstruction Ltd. For brochure orfurther information, contact GeorgeDonovan, Box 777, 100 Mile HouseB.C. VOK 2EO. Phone 395-2867(days) 791-6676 (evenmpjr

15 MinutePassport PhotosSALT SPRING PHOTO

AND PRINT SHOPMcPhillips Ave

Kitty corner to Liquor Store

537-5141Mon - Sat 10 to 5 pm.

Fuller Brush, Rawleigh and Shakleerepresentative. If I miss you phone537 5101 Gavin Reynolds, Ganges

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Window screens. Make your ownwith screening and frames fromGulfstreem Supply, McPhillips Ave.,537-5733. tfn

S & E SALVAGEFREE SCRAP CAR PICK-UP

No wheels - no problemPHONE- 537-9373

26" Franklin fireplace with assortedpipe some insulated Jiffy paintspray outfit c/w spray gun 30 p.s.i.Offers on above, 537-9255. 26-1

Maytag portable washing machinewith spinner combined. Excellentcondition. First $100 secures.Cabbage plants, (Danish head), 20for 50C. Smith, 537-9362. __M-i

Mike GogoCustom Cutting

SPECIALIZING IN:CEDAR - ROUGH AND PLANED

ALL TYPES OF FENCING — ALLTYPES OF SIDING —ALL SIZES OFPOSTS AND BEAMS — FULL TWO

INCH SIZED JOISTS IN FIRBuy direct from logger to consumer

FOR PRICE QUOTESAND INFORMATION:

Site Q, R.R. 1 Phone - 24 hrs.Nanaimo, B.C. Office: 754-6606V9R 5K1 Home: 754-2276

SAVINGS OF 50%ARE NOT UNCOMMON

Keys Cut&

"Xerox" Copies - 200at

Gulfstream Supply537-5733

NOW LOCATED IN LARGERPREMISES ON MCPHILLIPS AVE

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Lumber for sale: cedar and fir. Wealso do custom sawing, on yourproperty. Will buy logs for sawing:Mel. 653-4272. tfn

Piano TuningREPAIRS

REGULATINGRESTORATIONS

FREE ESTIMATES

JIM FOGARTY653-4692

Film Processingand Enlargirvg is

our business.* * *SALT SPRING PHOTO

AND PRINT SHOPMcPhillips Ave.

(Kitty corner to Liquor Store)537-5141

Mon. - Sat. 10-5 pm.

Prints from slides, high qualitycibachrome custom printing directfrom slides. Call Uri Cogan 653-4563, Tribal Drum Communica-tions, Fulford-Ganges Rd. 26 i

Island Magic TouchHair design for the entire familyMcPhillips Ave., side entrance

Tues. - Sat. 9 - 5.30 pm.Thurs. eves by appointment

537-9322

CUSTOM PLANINGOF FINISHING LUMBER

Wood Windows - Entrance DoorsMouldings - Cabinets

General MillworkC.W. McClean

20 yrs. on Salt Spring 5372117

Whatevershe's lookingfor. she's bound tofind it in theDriftwood ! 'fiClassifieds!

TWIN GABLESDRY CLEANING

Corner of Joan & Queen, Crofton

FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICEREASONABLE RATES

10% discount for seniorsOpen Mon. to Fri. 9-5

Saturdays 9-noon.

246-3112tfn

Green Island*Tree Falling^Clearing*Selective thinning*Firewood cut

GREEN ISLAND CONTRACTING537-2564

GIFTS AND CLOTHINGHANDCRAFTED WITH CARE

Next to Village Jean ShopHours — Tues. to Sat. 1 1 - 5

Record-a-Call telephone answeringsystems. Rent, lease, buy. Don'sRadio and T.V., Ganges 537-2943.

Cedar panel door (new). 6-8 x 2-10;aluminum window and screen 4x5;used door & frame, 6-8 x 2-10;Hoover washer and spin dryer, golfbag and clubs. 537-5486 after 6 pm.

Gulf IslandsAppliance Repair

Stoves, washing machines, smallappliances, tools, etc.

Phone CASPAR DAVIS537-9503

DRIFTWOOD ClassifiedsGET RESULTS!

NEW HOMESBefore you start building, call ourlandscape designer. We can talkabout integrating your home andsite, preserving the topsoil andhelping you get the most benefitfrom your property Plan now - avoid

problems later

THE LANDSCAPERS537-5232 - 537-9561

Wednesday, July 2, I9«T.%V: J - f

AV. ''.','.GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD ___________ P;igc Nineteen

For Sale

Handy Andy's

CARPETCLEANING537-2222Camp trailers. Six man sleeper,washcar complete with storageroom, two sleeping units, washer,dryer, jitc. Phone 837-5234. 26-1

1970 Kenworth 335 Cummins 13speed Fuller transmission with1979 Knight Pony trailer. Both inexcellent condition. Phone 376-9243 after 6 pm. 26 i

Flying dutchman vibration goldsluice boxes. Turns every miner intoa winner. Put gold in his poke thefirst time in history. A sluice box thatis more accurate than a gold pan.Average 10 yards per day. Indust-rially built Phone for demo. Seeingis believing. Phone Flying Dutch-man, Abbotsford, B.C. 859-5490.Weight 190 pounds and compact.

PENINSULACHIMNEYSERVICE

Serving the Gulf Islandssince 1951

CALL DANNY BOY

FOR PROFESSIONALCLEANING OF:

'Chimneys*Stoves•Furnaces'Fireplaces"Boilers

For appointment, call 537-2923or 656-4295 (collect)

Outer Gulf Islands residents, callSidney number for appointment.

College courses at home! Speedwriting, shorthand, bookkeeping,business math. Full time coursesalso a v a i l a b l e . Contac t Du f fusCol lege, 543 Seymour St reet ,Vancouver, B C V6B 3H6 Phone681-7567. Kn

HAIRCUTS_,es - Fri 12 8 pm

iO Vesuvius Bay Store537 5746

TWIN GABLESSPEED WASH

(Crofton)

Drop-offLaundry Service

Wash, dry & fold - Leave it all to us!Open 8 am 8 pm

Mon Sun.

Phone 246-3112

1972 Massey Ferguson, only 825hours, used on this tractor loader Avery strong versatile machine withseveral attachments Replacementvalue of $12,000. Will sacrifice forimmediate sale. Make your offers537-9234. 26.i

POWER SAW WORKNo job too big or small

* SELECTIVE FALLING* FIREWOOD CUTTING* SELECTIVE CLEARING* BRUSHCUTTING, THINNING, ETC.* HAULING (3/4 ton truck)* FIREWOOD FOR SALE

653-4228

Forced air oil heater with heatingducts, $200. 537-5064 ,fn

For Sale

TRACTOR SERVICE*ROTOVATING

*BRUSH CUTTING"PLOWING

*HAY MAKING•ETC.

Ken Byron537-2882

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Flue Doctor, do-it-yourself ChimneySweeping kit, $49.95. 537 9422Access. ifn

• submersible pumps• jet pumps• centrifugal• irrigation• fountain• effluentREPAIR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Jacuzzi/Monarch DealerSpecial prices for contractors

SUPPLY537-5733

NOW LOCATED IN LARGERPREMISES ON MCPHILLIPS AVE.

NEW APPLIANCESAutomatic washers, dryers, manualand frost 'ree refrigerators, standardand self-cleaning ranges, freezers.We have an excellent selection instock now featuring brand namessuch as Speed Queen, Gibson,Moffat & McClary We provide freedelivery and we service what wesell. THE GANGES APPLIANCECENTRE. OPEN Tues. - Fri. 9.30 - 5.OPEN Sat 9 30 - noon. tfn

Visit our shop on Morningside Drivein Fulford Harbour. We have a wideassortment of handcrafted itemsmade by many island artisansSTORE HOURS: Wed. - Sun 1 1 -4

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Honda 185 Twinstar candy applered, good condition, crash bars, sissybar, 13,000 km (approx 8,000 m )$900 obo. 537 5171 eves ,fn

COUGART.V. & StereoSales & Service

NOW OPENFOR BUSINESS

ALL MAKES, FREE ESTIMATESValcourt Centre

537-2623

Gulf Island CycleryBICYCLE PART REPAIRS

RENTALSOPEN: Wed. - Sat. 10-4

Colonial bed chesterfield, $100 oboBoat rack for Volks Van with roller,$15; front tire rack for Ford Van$JO. 537-2588. 28.j

Moving sale - gold chesterfield plusmatching rocker - bargain at $200.Bed settee, $45; cord wood, lots ofbooks, drop leaf kitchen table, $20,reel power mower, $115 653-4515.

2 single beds with box springmattresses, $35 each; 2 coffeetables, $12, $5 653-4208 Sat. &Sun, only. 26-i

Used black and white T.V.'s for sale$50.537-5571 26.,'

AnnouncementCOMMENCING JULY 7

FOXGLOVEwill be closed SUNDAY andMONDAY until further notice. Openas usual 5 days, Tuesday thru

Saturday. 9.30 am - 5.30 pm

For Sale

FRESH FISHDIRECT FROM THE FISHERMAN

M.V. "CONNY"SELLING LING COD, SNAPPER

AND OTHERS

GOVT DOCK PORT WASHINGTONPender Island

Thursday, July 10 — 1 2 - 5 pm.GOVT. DOCK GANGESFri. July 11 — 9-5 pm.

For orders or information,Call 537-5755

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77 Alfa Spyder, excellent condition,73 rebuilt Triumph motorcycle,excellent condition; sofa, wing backchair, love seat, carpets, all brandnew; waterbed mattress withheater; CA600 Yamaha amp; CT 600Yamaha tuner, Akai cassette; dualturntable; EPI speakers; records.537-5048 between 5 & 7 pm. 26-1

Moving off island sale. The followingitems are all in good condition: RCAColour T V . (19" portable) withremote control, $250 Hooverupright vacuum cleaner, $55.Hoover canister vacuum withattachments, $50. Double bed withheadboard, mattress, springs, $50.5-piece dinette suite, $55. Sunbeamslow cooker, (crock pot), $25. 7-speed blender, $25. Realistic Hi-power 8 track stereo tape deck (1month old) with 2 speakers ideal forcar, boat or van, $100. Beigecoloured high back vinyl easy chair,$45. Chest of drawers (5 drawers)$35. Battery operated wall clock,$25. Small coffee table with drawer,$10. Trombone with case, $90. 14'wooden boat with fibre glassedbottom, 18 hp. Johnson outboard,gas tank and trailer, all for $650 obo.Coleco telestar T.V. game unit withtennis, hockey, handball, $25. Audioreflex stereo headphones, $30Antique combination multi-bandradio and record player (made bySparton), $35. Portable T.V. stand onwheels, $10 Pana-view automaticlighted 2 x 2 slide viewer, $15.Phone after 5 pm. 537-9501. 26-1

Doors! B.C.'s lowest prices!Canada's largest selection. Alumi-num windows, doors and locksets.Walker Door (266-1101),! 366 S.WMarine Drive, V6P 5Z9. NorthVancouve r (985 -9714) , 1589Garden Ave., V7P 3A5. tfn

COMMERCIAL

PHOTOGRAPHY

PORTRAITSWEDDINGS

STATIONERYCUSTOM PHOTOFINISHING

BARKER PHOTOGRAPHIC537-2217

Fibreglass panels. Attractive heavygauge for fencing, carports, patios,plant rooms, barns, storage buildings. Large selection. Prices start -24C -84C square foot. NUFAB, 530-6201 22470 Fraser Hwy., LangleyV3A4P6. 261

8 day r iver f loat tr ips. SpatziWilderness Park. Unique wildernessexperience. Everything provided.Low rates. Free brochure. SpatziWilderness Trips Ltd., Box 410,Hazeltorr B.C. VOJ 1YO. 26-1

1963 - 12 seat bus. Mechanicallysound. Tires, lights, upholstery,glass perfect condition. Big six 292rebuilt motor. 2 speed differential, 4speed transmission, trailer hitch.Phone 847-3578. 26-i

Used pianos. North Americanuprights from $500. Grands from$950. As is or rebuilt Dealer ortechnic ian inquiries welcome.Phone 859-5529 or 859-8956.Abbotsford, B.C._ 25 i

DID YOU KNOW?Buying inferior quality to savemoney, is like trying to save time by

stopping the clock.

Sidney Natural Foods2354 Beacon Ave.,

Sidney, B.CDROP IN AND SAY HELLO!

For Sale

KENTON HOUSEGALLERY

Fulford-Ganges RdANTIQUES — COLLECTABLES

LOCAL CRAFTS

Open Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun.10 am - 5 pm

537-9515 537-2224 eves

The AtticPre-owned clothingMon - Sat 10-5Next to et cetera

537-5221

26" colour TV with new "wireless"remote control converter, $350537-9589. 26-1

Attention all remote areasl Satellitereceivers for commercial and privateinstallations. For information orconsultation write to: Bill's T.V.Rebuilding, Box 3218, CastlegarB.C. V1N 3H5. «M

1975 D55 Komatsu, ripper, bladewith tilt, fully enclosed cab, never inrock Alberta - $87,500. 1977Galion 12'/2 ton rough terrain crane,60 foot boom, Diesel powerExcellent, Alberta - $47,500. 1975D8K, angle blade with till, ripper,fully enclosed cab, checks out O.KPrince George - $97,500. 1977R200 P & H rough terrain crane, 60foot boom, 20 foot jib, G M. power,low hours Excellent. Vancouver -$67,500 1974 ML200 mountainlogger skidder, 200 hp. class, newt i res , C la rk winch. Excel lent.Cranbrook - $30,000. Phone 988-5685 or 324-2446. 2jM

202 Kolman screener 24" belt, 4x8double deck, all Hydraulic hopperand feed trap. $16,000. Wanted:power shift 50 carco winch orequivalent. Wanted: Approximately5' x 20' screen deck. Phone EarlEnquist, 923-6568, Campbell River,B.C. 2^1

Hydraulic crane: Bucyrus - Eric 45-Cseries 2 B - 100 Hydra-crane. 6V53diesel. 100 foot 3 stage telescopeboom. 25 foot Tucaway jib. Twowinches 8V71 diesel. 4 axle carrier.New condition. Phone 378-2836.

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Sony video cassette recorder 4years old, excel lent conditionComplete with built-in tuner. Newtimer, new L-500 cassette andautomatic tape changer. $500 537-9589. 26.1

Irish wolfhounds. Quality C.K.C.registered puppies, championshipbloodlines, show or companionship.Mrs. Menhenett, R.R. 1, Cobble Hill,B.C. VOR 1 LO. Phone (evenings andweekends only) 743-2248. 26 i

Boats

FOR HIREBrand New 14 ft.

ALUMINUM BOATSFor fishing, sightseeing

picnics, etc98 hp. motors

RENT BY THE HOUR OR DAY537-2510

Sears 54" bed, box spring andmattress with head board, excellentcondition 537-QR4Q S1RH

14' Sailboat, fibreglass double hull,dacron sails, trailer, motor Phone537-2640 _ 25_3

Depth sounder. Graphic display ofwhat's in the O'-600'depths. WriteBox 676, Barriere, B. C VOE 1EO orcall 672-5167. 26-2

19' L igh tn ing c lass sa i lboa t .California red wood hull, newoutboard, $2500 firm. Call 5375250 __,,„

14' wooden boat with fibre-glassedbottom, windshield, 18 hp. Johnsonoutboard, gas tank & lines, trailer.All in good condition. $650 oboPhone after 5, 537-9501 nn

14' K & C fibreglass boat withcanvas top, leatherette seats, fiveyears old, 35 Johnson motor, all intop shape, $3,000. Phone 629-6606after July 8th. 262

Wanted to rent - powercraft 25-28',July 21 -31 For man and wife onlyCall 537-2755. 26 i

2V cabin boat, glass over ply, ChrisCraft inboard, sounder, $3,300

ChurchNotices

SUNDAY, JULY 6

Community GospelChurch

Drake Road, GangesSunday School, all ages:

10:30 amEvening Service' 7:30 pm

Bible Study & PrayerThursday, 7:30 pm

Pastor: Rev. S. Hildebrandt537-2622 537 5757

Ganges UnitedChurch

Hereford Avenue, GangesWorship Service: 10:30 am

with Nursery forpre-school children

Minister: Dr. Vern McEachern537-5812 537-5817

Anglican ParishSalt Spring Island

St. George's -Family Eucharist - 9:30 amSt. Mark's -Holy Communion - 11:15 amSt. Mary's -Evensong - 7:00 pm

Rector: Rev. John Bailey537-2171

Catholic ChurchFulford - 9 amGanges - 11:15 amSaturdays: Ganges - 5 pm

Rev. Fr. P. A. Bergin

Mayne IslandSt. Mary Magdalene Anglican

Sundays 11:30 amRector -John Dyer, 721 -3939

Community ChurchSundays 2 pm in the school

Pastor: John Rodine539-57TO

CATHOLIC MASSON MAYNE ISLAND

will be celebratedevery 3rd Sunday.

For more information call:Tom Fitzgerald - 539-5310 orChris Frolander - 539-5498

ALL WELCOME

Cars, TrucksDual dr ive d i f fe rent ia ls Warnwinches Weird hours after 5 pm.Phone 478-5112 Wilson 4 x 4Centre, 729 Kelly Road, VictoriaB.C V9B 2A8. 26-1

67 Acadian, 6 cyl. auto, excellentcondition, $900 Flat deck trailer16', $100 537-2312^ 26-i

Classic 1967 Oldsmobile 98 luxurysedan with factory undercoatmg, airconditioning, air shocks, cibieheadlights, vinyl roof, cruise control,tilt and telescopic power steering,power: brakes, antenna, windows,6-way seats and trunk, new tiresand new exhaust system. Am/Fmcassette stereo with Marantz 4-wayspeakers. A-1 inside and out. Freshpaint Low mileage. Must be seen$2,500 obo Phone after 5 537-9501 _,,„

Ford 3 4 ton p.u 351 4 spd, aux.tank, ps., pb., 52,000 miles - mustsell, $4,800 obo Ph 537-9286

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1970 Chev,- Bel Air P s., pb., auto.New front tires, battery, needs workon engine. $300. 537-9589 26 1

69 Chev Panel, 4 spd , good order,S400 68 CMC, 3 4 panel, 4 spd.tough worker $300 49 Chev, 3 t.flatdeck. restorable, offers 539-2868 (Galiano) 2 5 3

78 Kawasaki, 40O cc twin choppedseat and backrest, crashbar $1 600537 5023 26 i

1969 CMC 1ton, asking $1 700537-2222. tfn

White VW beetle, $472.89. Dandv

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Cars, Trucks Help WantedIt's a shame to leave Momma'slovely M.G.B. out in the weather. Ifyou are an MGB—GT admirer, youcan't find a better 1969 (wirewheels, chrome bumpers & motor &brakes & new exhaust). This is notsupposed to be a cheap car to kickaround but it is a classic whichshould be given a good home andcherished. $3895. 537-9526. tin

Mustang 1970, 302, V8, goodcondition. G60-24 rear tires, E60-14front tires, mags, air shocks, newbrakes, starter, battery, $1,900.Phone 653-4352. 252

65 Ford Econoline, runs well. $500obo. 1970 CMC 3/4 ton, $1,500.537-2428 Ron; 537-2975 Randy.

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1970 Ford FIDO pickup, 4 speed, 6cyl, mechanic special. Offers. 537-9255. 26i

1978 Honda X175, good condition,$300. 537-2977, ask for John. 26 1

Mobile Homes, TrailersHarbel Holdings Ltd. Mobile homeslocated in parks on pads. Listingsand sales. We welcome all enquiriesconcerning Wheel Estate. Listingswanted. Phone 585-3622 (collect).13647 - 100th Ave., Surrey, B.C.VST 1H9. The Wheel Estate People.

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73, 29' trailer, fully self-contained,full fridge, stove, bed-sofa, twinbeds, large bathroom, excellentcondition. Located on Mayne Island,$6,200. 594-2604 (Delta). 25-t

LivestockBeautiful anglo-arab mare 15.3hands high, gentle, excellent forbeginner or experienced rider, well-trained in English and Western.Laying hens for sale. Purebred ramsand ewes. 537-5124. 26-1

2000 deeded farmland, 6000 grasslease, abundant water, well fenced.Excellent buildings. A completecattle grain operation in east centralAlberta. Jondor Realty. Phone (403)248-4313. 26.i

Hedgehog Farms, weaner pigs from$30. 537-9311. _tfn

2 purebred Suffolk ratns, 1 yr. and 6yr. 537-5064. ifn

Custom egg hatching, we can dochickens, ducks, gees, etc. in ourcirculated air incubator. For sale,purebred Black Australorps, largedual purpose bird, plus starting thisfall a variety of purebred fancybantams and pheasants. Fleming,537-2892. 2e-i

LostOld wooden swivel chair, reddishcolour, unfinished. Fell off trailerwhile moving last Sunday betweenGanges and Central. Sentimentalvalue. 537-5635. 2jM

Reward for the return of a 10 ft.painted red rowboat from the beachon Isabella Point Road. 383-0028 or653-4578. 26-1

Nylon surfers wallet in Fulford.Reward. Beige with three colourstripes and velcro fastener, containsID. 537-9601. 26-1^

Small box containing carved Indiandesign medallions in Vesuvius Pub,$100 reward for information leadingto recovery, Dept. O, Driftwood, Box250, Ganges, B. C. VOS 1EO. orPhone 246-9534 collect, or 537-5311. 26-1

LostThursday morning, June 19 atLaundromat on Rainbow Road

CARDBOARD BOXFULL OF CLOTHES

Please phone 537-5250 eves.

Card of ThanksThanks to the teachers of SSE,Ganges. I had a great school year,thanks. TJ. 26 i

Work WantedSingle Victoria parent seeking to ex-change outdoor or childcare work foroccasional country retreat space.

Required immediately, secretary forlocal law firm. Position is part-time,3 days a week. Previous law officeexperience preferred. Forwardwritten application to Alan Peterson,Lancer Building, RR 3, LowerGanges Road, Ganges, B.C. 24-3

AVONTo buy or sell - call Mrs. Guenther

Collect - 652-2837 evestfn

Experienced sawer on mobiledimension mill. $15 per hour for theman plus a percentage of the profits.Steady work in the Nanaimo area.Please write : Mike Gogo CustomCutting, Site Q, R.R. 1, Nanaimo,B.C1\/9R_5jaj tfn

Live-in houseparents for teen crisishome near Vancouver. Couples orsingles. Full or part-time. Resume toDept. N, Driftwood, Box 250,Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO or phone273-8588 for more information.

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GULF ISLANDSChallenging position for primaryteacher in new parent initiatedindependent school. Salary nego-tiable. Reply to PICES, Gen. Del.,Pender Island, B.C. VON 2MO. 26 i

Needed - energetic teenager to helpin large vegetable-berry garden inBeaver Point area, 1 - 2 days perweek. Phone 653-4680. 26 i

Professionals wanted 1980-81seasons. 7th Figure, Gold Dance,Senior Silver, Free Skate; othersaccepted. Send resumes to: BrooksFigure Skating Club, Box 303,Brooks, Alta. TOJ OJO. 26-1

Experienced production personneeded for Quesnel bi-weekly.Compugraphic experience an asset.Good salary to right person. Seriousenquiries only to: Administrator, Box4460, Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J4,including personal phone number.

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Mature couple required to manageand clean Nakusp Hotspringschalets. Residence and utilitiessupplied. Salary on commissionbasis year round. Box 172, Nakusp,B.C. VOA 1RO. 26-1

Chain of stores in beautiful centralB.C. requires an exper iencedsalesperson. Applicants must haveexperience in furniture, appliance,T.V., stereo, carpet and draperysales. Attractive wage commissionpackage plus benefits. Sendresumes in confidence to: GeorgeWall, Wall's Home Furnishings Ltd.,Box 70, Smithers, B.C. VOJ 2ND.

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Mountain hotel requires someoneexperienced in all facets of cooking.Must be able to handle large volumeof business. Please reply in writingonly with full resume to: Northlan-der Hotel, Rogers Pass, B.C. VOA1NO. 26-2

Under 3's Daycare: warm, sensitivereliable person wanted to care forgroup of under 3's in own home.Preferably having own children ofsame age or professional exper-ience. Potential earnings $600-pluspm. 5 3 7 - 5 6 3 5 . 2 6 - 1

Business OpportunitiesRecession proof business. $2,000plus stock in whatever amount youcan afford. Good lease premises.Wendy, 100 Mile Realty, Box 759,100 Mile House, B.C. VOK 2EO.Phone 395-2248 or 395-4681(evenings). _ 26 i

Earn up to $10 - $15 and more perhour part time stocking racks. Noselling. $3,000 investment required;secured by stock. Write Director ofMarketing, Box 7444, Saskatoon,Sask. S7K 4J3, 25-2

PersonalA small Saba Bros, box containingvaluable Indian carved Medallions.Left in Vesuvius Inn. Great personalvalue. Please, any info. Write Dept0, Driftwood, Box 250, Ganges,B.C., VOS 1EO. Substantial RewardPhone 246-9534 collect, or 537-5311. 2 6 1

For Rent Deaths

Experienced hair stylist fof -^..cor.summer position. Please apply byappointment and bring haircuttingmodel to Rocking Horse Hairstyles.537-5746. 262

WantedChild's wagon. Phone 537-982126-1

Sheet music "Oh! Canada". Will pay$5 for good early copy. Phone 537-9821. 260

Children's toys - tricycle. Child'sfolding umbrella stroller. 537-2594.

Wanted - infant car seat. Phone537-5397. 250

Recycle your floral containers, 50C,75C and $1 paid for clean, unda-maged bud vases, bowls, brandyglasses, etc. Garden Faire Florist,Valcourt Centre, 537-2534. tfn

Wanted - square cornered fridges,stoves, washers, dryers, working ornot. 537-9501. tfn

uwn Transportation and campingequipment, (collect O.K.) 388-9427.

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fishing gear. Phone after 6, 537-2401. 26-1

PERSONALI am responsible for all debts andobligations of my wife, both presentand future, and am more than happyto be the provider for a woman whohas borne me two lovely children,Susan and Eddre, and will over-abundance of love and care, hasmade the past 24 years of lovingkindness the nicest years of my life.On this, the day of our 24thanniversary, I wish to publiclyexpress my gratitude to my wifeSylvia, and partner in life. I knowthenext 24 years couldn't be better.

(Signed) Edward Chew26-1

Biorhythm charts, computer gene-rated, $3 for two months. Loan andmortgage amortization tables, $5plus $1 per year of term. Call UriCogan 653-4563, Tribal DrumCommunications, Fulford-GangesRd. 26-1

Are you living with ornear a severe drinking problem? Al-Anon, Wed. 1.30 pm., CatholicChurch on Drake Rd. Contact 537-9549 or 537-2717. tfn

Divorce! $100 + filing fees. Weprepare your divorce papers over thephone - fast. For more information,call the Law Shoppe of Jack D.James. M.B.A. LLB, toll free 112-800-663-3035 (in Vancouver area,cal l 687-2442). Chargex andMaslercharge welcomed. tf«

Incorporate! $200 + filing fees. Weprepare your incorporation papersover the phone - fast. For moreinformation, call The Law Shoppe ofJack D. James, M.B.A., LLB toll free112-800-663-3035 (in Vancouverarea call 687-2442). Chargex andMastercharge are welcomed. tfn

Does it feel like everything is goingwrong? It may help to talk about it.Call NEED Crisis Line. 386-6323 ortoll free from Sale Spring, Zenith2262. tfn

Wanted to RentResponsible middleage couple, nochildren, no pets, will house-sit on arental basis for fall and wintermonths or longer. Good localreferences supplied. Phone 537-

'''5548. 26_2

Lawyer and family desire 2 or 3bedroom accommodation Sept. 1 orOct. 1, long term desirable.References available, call collect,Van. 224-0787. 25-2

House or cabin wanted to rent assoon as possible. Young workingcouple, references. Please callcollect, 642-5034, leave messageon machine if not in. Advancedeposits ok. 23-4

Coast Guard employee and familywish to rent house/cottage on SaltSpring Island. May include option tobuy. Write E.R. Quaife, 7139 StrideAve., Burnaby, B.C. V3N 1T6. 22 5

Vancouver couple with baby want torent house or cabin in Gulf Islandsfor one year. 736-2778 (Vancouver).

For RentGaliano Is. Montague Harbour,

^me^ bedroom,̂ den, !aundry=i

Small 2 bedroom house, seaview.537-2541. No_Dogs. 26 i

Service Station. 1979, $320,000.Buy Stock and Tow Truck. Option topurchase. Phone 283-2566 or write:Don Mills, Box 669, Gold River, B.C.VOP 1 GO. 26 i

COMMERCIAL/OFFICE SPACEApprox. 300 sq ft.

FOR RENT in downtown GangesHigh traffic area

Contact 537-5568

NoticesLearn pho tography , darkroompractice, microcomputer program-ming and operation. Call Uri Cogan,653-4563. Tribal Drum Communi-cations, Fulford-Ganges Rd. 26-1

Baha'iBox 772, Ganges, B.C.Salt Spring 537-9624

Galiano 539-2834Baha'is believe in the universality ofreligion. They believe that all thegreat world religions are validrevelations of Truth from the InfiniteSource. 26-1

REGISTRATIONAn ungraded

academic classfor 8 - 12 year olds on Ganges HillJuly 11 - 12 from 10am - 5 pm.

For information, call Kathy and JohnHall, 537-5164. 25-3

AnnouncementCommencing July 7, FOXGLOVEwill be closed Sunday and Mondayuntil further notice. Open as usual 5days Tuesday thru Saturday. 9.30am to 5.30 pm. 26-1

A.A. Meetings, Tuesdays andFridays, 8 pm. Open meetings lastFriday of the month. 537-2322, 537-9212 or 537-2135. tfn

SALT SPRING ISLANDCO-OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOLRegister your 3 or 4 year old now fornursery school in Septmber.Appl icat ions avai lable at theCommunity Centre or downtown atGulfstream Supply. Call ShaneLomas, 537-5476 for fu r therinformation. tfn

Community Centre Emergency Line,24-hour service, 537-9212. tfn

S.P.C.A.Lost and Found PetsGeneral Enquiries

Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 5 pm.

537-2123Please send memberships &donations to Box 22, Ganges, B.C.

Salt Spring IslandTrust Committee

Trustees will be in attendance atRoom 104, in the Court House atGanges every Tuesday morningfrom 10 o'clock until noon. tfn

Bingo: every Monday night inCatholic Church Hall, Drake Road,7.30 pm. tin

NEED - Free for the asking - alistener who cares. Call NEED CrisisLine - anytime. Call Zenith 2262.

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SALT SPRING ISLANDHOMEMAKER SERVICEBox 307, Ganges, B.C.

Phone 537-9822Office Hours: 9 am - 12 noon

Mon, - Fri.

AnnouncementsMr. and Mrs. Tony Rayner ofWelbury Drive, Salt Spring Island,are pleased to announce themarriage of her daughter, LindaMarie Jones to Robert ScottMcMuldroch on June 21, 1980 inRyerson United Church, Vancouver,B.C. Officiating minister was theRev. Gordon Hyde. 26-1

TOWNSEND. Gertrude Iris FrancesTownsend aged 73 years passedaway June 30, 1980 at her home onGaliano Island. Funeral will be 11am. Wednesday, July 2 in St.Margarets of Scotland Church.Service by Bahai. Followed by burialin the Galiano Cemetery. Arrange-ments by Goodman Funeral Home,Ganges. 26-1

Coming Events

SSI PARKS & RECREATION

SWIM LESSONSRED CROSS/ROYAL LIFE LEVEL

Ages 4 - grandparents - starts Wed.July 2 - Aug. 31st. For informationand registration, 537-2618. 243

NDPPICNIC

July 6, 12 - 4 PM

Ruckle Park(BEAVER POINT HALL IF RAINING)

BRING YOUR OWNREFRESHMENTS AND FOOD

Bring your own refreshments andfood.

FRIENDS WELCOME!

FAMILY CENTREon Ganges Hill

PRE-NATAL SERIES

Early Pregnancy2 week course - $10

Preparation forChildbirth

(Starting Wed. July 9 - 7 pm.)4 week course - $20

BOTH FOR $25

If you are interested in taking one orboth of these courses, please call537-9648. 25-3

S.S.I. ROD & GUN CLUB

Fishing DerbyJuly 12th & 13th

SAT. - Derby, Salmon BBQ., clubshoots and hard times dance.SUN. - Derby and club shoots.Tickets available at Gulf Gas Station,N.S.S. Waterworks office and GulfIsland Trading Store Meat Dept.

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For your Banquet Reception,Wedding or Birthday use thefacilities of the Mai Kana Restau-rant. For fu r the r detai ls andreservations, phone 537-5571.

large deck, $325/month. 112-283-2689. 25.2

DRIFTWOOD ClassifiedsGET RESULTS!

SHOWING PRACTICE SESSIONPrepare for the Horse Show

and Fall FairPractice and Instruction for

Show Classes, Halter and RiderBraiding and PresentationSUNDAY JULY 6 — 2 PM

Ganges Ring, Rainbow Road 26 i

Central Hall, 2 pm. July 8. Children'splay auditions. Phone 537-5661 ifunable to come this time. 25 1

Business ServiceGULF ISLANDS

"U-DO-A-DOOR"Molded vinyl door panels for

Do-it-yourselfers

Cabinets RenovatedMolded vinyl or straight laminates

YOUR CHOICE

New CabinetsMADE TO ORDER

A V.i.B.E.X. Member

653-4451

Wednesday, July 2, i980 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-One

Business Services Director Valcourt reports MedallionsFarm Tractor Service

* HAYMAKING* BRUSH CUTTING

* POST HOLE DIGGING* ROTOTILLING, ETC.

Mark Hughes 537-2226n

Peter'sAppliance

RepairsEnquiries or

Service AdviceAccess 537-9231 or

Collect 478-4712 ̂

JOHAIM'S MASONRYCONTRACTING

Fireplaces — Retaining WallsCommercial Buildings

Free Estimates

J. GERRITSENFulford Harbour

653-4562

GENERAL TRUCKING537-5663

Bill Goddu•GENERAL CONTRACTOR

*NEW HOMES AND FRAMING•RENOVATIONS AND ADDITIONS

537-5116Box 552, Ganges, B.C

VOS 1 EO

La FortuneContracting Ltd.

Fully ofequipped for any typeconstruction including

FORMS FOR FOUNDATIONSOver 15 years of building homes on

Salt Spring and the Islands•FRAMING•FOUNDATIONS•FINISHING•RENOVATIONS•CABINETS

By contract or hourly537-5345 eves.

D. A. SMITH

GeneralContracting Ltd.

•NEW HOMES'ADDITIONS

•RENOVATIONS•FRAMING

Large or small jobsContract or hourly

1 2 years experiencePHONE 653-4695 after 5 30 pm

P. O. Box 1026, Ganges, B.C.tfi

Real Estate Wanted

RETIREMENT HOMEVancouver couple with lifelong loveof your islands seeks retirementhome, preferably on North Pender,Galiano or Salt Spring. It shouldhave a sunny position, garden,workspace and a view. Some privacybut being part of your community isequally important. We leave a homeand garden which have had thirtyyears of loving care and promise thesame for yours Please write DeptK., Driftwood, Box250, Ganges, B.Cor telephone 266-8645 collect.

Real Estate for Sale3 year 2 bedroom retirement homeon 5 lots overlooking river. Smallvillage, southern B.C 1150 Squarefeet, w/w, ensuite plumbing,fireplaces, water, sewer, partiallyfinished basement. $48,000. Phone395-2516. 26j

Hobby Farm 7 acres, 2Vi miles westof Vanderhoof, 3 bedroom, fullbasement, river frontage, summercottage, .shop, Jvarn, paved roadAsking $90,000. Retiring Phone567-9485 or 567-2716. 26-1

Seeking support for anti-bus campaignI, at this time, must come to you

for support on the matter of HydroLevy for Urban Transit Authority,for the following reasons:1. My motion of June 11 to excludeSalt Spring Island from the urbantransit area, was declared lost byerror, the votes stood at 21 infavour and 20 against and it is sorecorded in the minutes of thatmeeting.

The chairman, J.M. Campbell,declared that motion lost! Nobodyaround the board table was able toexplain why this motion was lost.2. Thursday, June 12 I, personally,placed a call to the legal depart-ment of the ministry of municipalaffairs and requested from themthe interpretation of this declara-tion of motion as being lost. Irequested to find out why with amajority of the votes we had nothad this motion declared carried?

Real Estate For SaleFOR SALE BY OWNER

Side by side, one level duplex, 2 yrs.old, 1200 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms on 1 /2acre. Ideal retirement. Close to seawith sea view, 3 miles from Ganges,sewer, water, cable. $84,500. 537-5171. tfn

ACREAGELong Harbour, 4.61 acres, $35,500firm. Owner may carry. 537-2060

Galiano Island. 10 acres with 2bedroom home, large guest cottage,large field with good soil, horsepaddock, fruit trees and cedar forest.Easy access to ocean, ferries, storesand Community Hall. Drilled well.Asking $78.000. 539-2868. 25-6

'/2 ACRE LOTon Salt Spring Island

with panoramic view of Gulf Islandsand Olympic Mountain. Goodbuilding site with trees, on hydro,paved road and water, $24,900.

RALPH KELLER385-9741

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CANADA TRUSTGulf Island Division

Something for everyone - ocean-fronts, oceanviews, treed lots,acreages, cottages, ret i rementhomes. A good selection on mostislands Write or callJim Leake 943-7862, N Pender Isl., 629-3464office. 278-3531, 6830 No. 3 Rd.,Richmond. tfn

Small cottage, approximately 2%acres, selectively cleared, drilledwell, approx 300 gph. also citywater. V4 mile from St Mary's Lake,Le Page Road $25,995. 987-2621.

3. Friday, June 13, a letter fromMr. Campbell addressed to allboard members:

' 'From examination of the Muni-cipal Act I have now concluded thatthe motion to exclude Salt SpringIsland from the transit service areashould have hccn declared carried.This error can he corrected in theminutes at the time of the nexthoard meeting.

"In order that there will he nofurther delay, however. I haveinstructed the executive director toplace a request to the UrbanTransit Authority, at once, to haveSalt Spring Island excluded fromthe transit service area.4. Mr. Campbell, at the June 25board meeting, acknowleged thathe had made an error in declaringthe motion lost, and requested amotion to endorse his action takento correct the error. It was somoved and seconded. The discus-sion that followed, the motionsafter motions and no ruling fromthe chair, as to whether or not theerror could be corrected in theminutes at this meeting.

A motion to recall the vote wasthen placed and seconded, directorCouvelier stated that at least onedirector who voted in favour of SaltSpring Island's exclusion was ab-sent and therefore placing SaltSpring Island at a great disadvan-tage.

The whole affair ended up byturning into what anyone couldclassify a three-ring circus, withnobody knowing the legal avenueswhich should be followed.5. A long discussion took placebefore the whole matter was tableduntil a solicitor could attend.6. I feel at this time that with thesituation being what it is, that themajority of the board, having beencriticized by some members of theUrban Transit Authority, are nowmore than ever determined to keepSalt Spring Island locked into theurban transit system, and thatanother vote at the C.R.D. boardlevel, is unacceptable. You cannotcorrect an error with another error!It may be legal to recall^the vote.However, it would be highly impro-per without going through thewhole presentations over again.No wonder a lot of the board's timeis taken up for Salt Spring Islandmatters, they won't let us go!

It was my intention to allow theerror made on June 11 to becorrected without a fuss, and to letthe people responsible for theerror, to bow out gracefully, how-ever this was not to be. but only bythe actions of a few vociferous

members of the board, who are sodetermined to make us pay fortheir deficit, even though they wellknow that they will not give us abus service on the islands, and bythe chairman's mild, quiet, un-usual, almost non-existent state-ments, and inability to rule on thecorrection of his error.

We, the residents of Salt SpringIsland, now have been placed in aposition of Salt Spring Island vs.the C.R.D. Board. The solicitorwho will be there will be there forthe benefit of the board. We havebeen placed in this situation byD.A. Young and J. Campbelldeclaring our motion for exclusion,lost. I believe the vote counting anddeclaration has never been ques-tioned before.

7. In order to be assured of SaltSpring Island's best interest, I nowask you, the residents of the island,to make a small donation to pay for

our own solicitor, to represent ourinterests to the board and not theboard's interest to us!

The response of your donationswill be used as an indication of yourapproval or disapproval. Donationsmay be sent to Box A-1. Driftwood,Box 250, Ganges, B.C.

The next board meeting is onJuly 9, 1.30 pm.

SALT SPRINGLANDS LTD.121 Fulford Ganges RoadP.O. Box 69. Ganges B.C..VOS 1EOTel. 537-5515

Enjoy your own private building site and a share of seventy-four acres of mountain, trees and beach on a safe, quiet,private dead-end road.Southwest waterfront on Fulford Harbour to the top ofReginald Hill.All services available, including cable TV. Close to ferry.For further information contact:

IVAN MOUAT 537-5515 or 653-4463 eves.

Serving all the Gulf Islands

leaving a valuableitem somewhere and then notremembering where is an expe-rience that many people haveshared. But Maureen Bendick ofSalt Spring Island may not findany consolation in that.

She's looking for eight argylitemedallions in a gold box that herbrother left either in Ganges,Vesuvius or on the Crofton ferry-several weekends ago. He onlymissed them last Friday, she said.

The medallions are black witheagles carved on the front and havethe signature of the late HaidaIndian carver Pat Maguire on theback.

"The carver was a close friend ofmy brother's, which makes themedallions very sentimental tohim," she said.

Quietweekend

Ganges Detachment, RCMPreported this week that the holidayweekend was one of the quietest onrecord. No incidents involvingimpaired driving occurred andpolice said they conducted onlyone liquor seizure.

H o w e v e r Cons t ab l e GlenHanna was busy on the road withhis radar set. Hanna handed outnumerous t ickets to speedingmotorists, bringing his total to 20for the period June 20 to June 29, apolice spokesman said.

PENDER ISLAND HIDEAWAY

Beautiful builder's chalet-styled Showhome nestled in wood-ed corner of trout-filled Buck Lake. Two bedroom, 2bathrooms, rec-room, workshop, laundry, open living-dining-kitchen - 1200 sq. ft. plus 600ft. of deck area with stairs downto float Many extras. Excellent retirement home.

Phone 629-6133 - 24 hours tin

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

1718 MARINE DRIVE, WEST VANCOUVER926-6811 anytime

NORTH PENDER ISLAND

This very special property has unsurpassed easterly, southerlyand westerly views mostly over Swanson Channel. Completeprivacy on 5.9 acres of heavily wooded property consisting of1280 sq. ft. home which has some of Pender Island's oldesthistory built into it. A winding driveway gives you the feeling youare entering a paradise all your own. Sunrises from east tobeautiful sunsets in the west are some of the sights you see aswell as ferry ships, tugboat activity and fishing fleets passingthrough. This open beam 3-bedroom home is almost completedwith many built-in features. Truly an outstanding property at$131,600. Probably none like it on the market.Call nowto make anappointmenttobuyapropertythatislikelytobe in the top five fast appreciation bracket.

'A' Frame, sunny location, facing south, sandy beach on BuckLake, $42,000.

Waterfront, Shingle Bay, $30,000.

I can show you 9 acres of waterfront on Bedwell Harbour for$89,000 or acreage properties to $700,000 or smaller acreagesdown to $6,000, if that suits your budget.

Other view hideaway properties from V* acre to 100 acres.

You can enjoy the 'BAHAMAS OF CANADA' by phoningTE.Q PEVER 629-3434

or write to R.R. If 1, Pender Island, B.C. VON 2MO tfn

Page Twenty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 2, 1980

Raising fish for sea lions? New books

No way says fisherman Fred RobsonFederal fisheries regulations

governing the taking of fish byhumans should be extended toinclude sea lions and other depre-dators, avers Fred Robson, ofGaliano.

The long-time Galiano spokes-man told a CBC radio program onTuesday morning that there waslittle benefit in closing an area tosports fishing when sea lions canswim around and take their fill.

He could see his neighboursignoring the restrictions on salmonfishing, he told Bob Sharpies. Hisneighbours are sea lions, five herdsof about 75 animals.

They each eat up to 90 pounds offish a day and they waste a lotmore.

"You can see them tossing asalmon into the air,'' he explained."They just take two or threebites!"

He recalled that the departmentof fisheries used to patrol theislands waters and exert a controlon the sea lion population.

"You have to make up your mindwhich you want," he told thecommentator, "the salmon or thesea lions."

They were controlled at one timewith the use of firearms, headmitted, but today they areprotected and cannot be shot.

"It's fruitless spending millionson hatcheries; you've got to decidewhether you breed the salmon forhumans or for sea lions!"

Seals are not the predators thatsea lions are, noted the keen islandfisherman.

"If you're going to save the fish,you'll have to do something aboutthe sea lions," he concluded, "andyou'll have to issue tags."

Following is a list of the newbooks in the library at Ganges.

FICTION

Solo by Jack Higgins, CreekMary's Blood by Dee Brown, The

Twyborn Affair by Patrick White,Five Hundred Keys by MichaelCarin, Thin Ice by Norman Levine,The Follies of the King by JeanPlaidy, The Horse of Darius byJustin Cartwright, Free Fall by J.D. Reed, Joshua Then and Now byMordecai Richler, Targets by Don-ald McQuinn, The Cradle Will Fallby Mary Higgins Clark, Amanda/Miranda by Richard Peck, TheMiddle Ground by Margaret Drab-ble.

NONFICTION

An Actor and His Time by JohnGielgud, Destinations by JanMorris, The Viking World byJames Graham-Campbell, Ways ofEscape by Graham Greene, Cruis-ing Under Sail by Eric Hiscock.Donahue bv Phi l Donahue& Co..Island in Time by Olga Carlisle,Men in the Shadows by JohnSawatsky, Gascony - England'sFirst Colony by Margaret Labarge,James Herriot's Yorkshire byJames Herriot, J. M. Barrie andthe Lost Boys by Andrew Birkin,Again Calls the Owl by MargarelCraven, Secret Go the Wolves b\R. D. Lawrence.

Marjorie Cuttell, DorothyRobertson and Anne McConnellinside Chamber of CommerceTourist Information Bureau inGanges. Signing register is NancyMacdonald from Vancouver. Thewomen said they have been farbusier than in past years.

Pacific CoastLandsLtd.

Pender Island, B.C. VON 2MO(604) 629 3271 (24 hr.)

SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT HOMENew 1900 sq. ft. Rustic Cedar 4 bedrm home. Octagonal diningroom with Jenn-aire grill. Curved sundeck, laundry room, hobbyrm and workshop. 2 Full and 2 Half Baths. 3/4 acre of Parkland;Sea Glimpses. $88,000.Large 2 bedrm home, comfortable family room & den. Fireplace,open beam ceilings, sundeck, 12 x 20 workshop, greenhouse.Level lot with garden. All for $59,000.Well-constructed 2 bedrm, bsmt home on 1.35 ac. Very private;nr. beach & store. Lge sundeck, acorn f/p; laminated beamceilings. $61,500.3 BEDROOMS $49,500.Older 3 bedrm home on .81 acre. New livingroom addition. Seaview; very private. Close to marina.LOTS:1.7 Ac. Sea view. Private. Water, power & phone. $16,500.1.23 Ac. Water, power & phone. $13,500.

MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271 (24 hrs.)CHARMING LOG HOMEOn nearly an acre with fenced veg. garden. 2 bedrms, stoneheatilator fireplace. Near wharf. Private. Ocean view. $62,000.

JOY McAUGHTRIE 629-6155WATERFRONT HOMESTake tea by the sea in the ocean front conservatory which is aspecial feature of this 1,248 sq. ft. 2 bedrm home on 3/4 acre; 79ft. south exposure W/F. The house is 1 storey with cedar ext. &shake roof. Stone heatilator F/P, built-in range, laundry rm. Lge.deck, dbl. garage & carport. Stove, fridge & drapes included$95,000.Spacious 3 bedrm Post & Beam on level, fertile lot ofapproximately Vz acre. Southwest exposure, many featuresinclude sauna, 2-level deck & greenhouse. $154,000.LAKEFRONT COTTAGE: Just walk in with your groceries andbegin to enjoy this cozy 2 bedrm vacation home which is fullyfurnished with all appliances and a boat included. Sundeck;completely remodelled; on sewer & community water. Wharf$44,900.PACKAGE DEALNew, 2 bedrm Post & Beam home comes with all furniture andappliances included. Level lot with gardening potential. Sunnyexposure near beach. $56,000.BUILDING LOTS

Great variety of lots from $6,000.Pleasant treed & private lot on community water. $9,000.

LYNN SMITH 629-3366 eves.Office located at Hope Bay, North Pender Island.

Islands-in-thc/"*¥ T¥ ITVI U .LJT Coast to Coast

Real Estate ServiceBOX 570,Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO

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SALT SPRING ISLAND

RESORT AND CAMPSITE - in the sun onlandscaped two acres with fishing, swimmingand boating from 800 ft. of safe sandy beach.Comfortable main house, store, two largePanabode cabins, six trailer hookups and 15campsites. Could be easily converted to asuperior private estate. $200,000.

HUNDRED HILLS BUILDING bOT - .84 acres,cleared, with sea view. $5,000 down andowner will carry balance on full price of$22,500.

MAYNE ISLANDBe independent on the income from thisGENERAL CONTRACTING BUSINESS withlovely modern home on one acre with waterview. Earn $30,000, $60,000 or more. Oneyear's business booked ahead. Owner retiringbut will assist new owner to get underway.Total price $99,500.LEVEL BUILDING LOT, central location - couldbe commercial or residential. Plenty of wellwater $15,500.12 ACRES SECLUDED - good soil, timber andwater $52,500.10 ACRES - good soil, pond site, timber$49,500.

JESSIE (Pat) JAMES537-5521 (Days) 537-9556 (Eves.)

WATERFRONTLAKEFRONT COTTAGE with a shared 1.6 acreproperty, large beach and dock $45,000.

» * *QUIET OCEANFRONT level beach access andserviced with power and a good road $55,000.

# # #HOMESDISTINCTIVE MAYNE ISLAND HOME, oceanaccess across the road, greenhouse andgarden $59,000 with 10% financing. Theowner will consider all offers. MLS.

» * *LOG HOME on large secluded property,thermopane, 2 sundecks, cathedral ceilings$99,500.

VIEW LOTS1/2 acre SERVICED LOT IN 100 HILLS,EXCELLENT OCEAN VIEWS $23,000 - offers.

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CHOICE OF TWO ACREAGES for under $20,00each.

* * *.7 ACRE, VERY SUNNY $16,500, Services

* * *,1/2 ACRE LAKEVIEW lot with all services and11 % financing $22,800.

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HOBBY FARMNear Ganges with spring fed pond and a barn.Excellent area for a gardener. $26,500.

RON McQUIGGAN537-5521 (Days) 537-9330 (Eves.)

LAKESHORE £6\PrE - spacious 4 BR homewith many ex.S:;. $219,000.FARM ON 10 FFjToXP ACRES, pasture,fenced and cross-t,^»<jd $120,000.DISTINCTIVE DESIGN 2 BR., 1V2 baths, sep.Dining Room, Studio for the Hobbyist, approx.1100 sq. ft. Seaview - in area of fine homes.$52,500.MODERN CEDAR HOME 3 BRs., 1 Y2 baths,L.R. with fireplace, sep. D.R., Sewing & StorageRooms, 1700 sq. ft. $57,500.

BEAUTY SALON - very profitable operation -great location $22,500.

CLOSE JO GOOD MOORAGE - attractive &well constructed 3 BR, 2Vi baths, 2 fireplaces,•large Family Room, many extras, south exp$86,000 MLS.MALIVIEW DRIVE - close to ocean 0.55 Ac.level lot, fully serviced $16,900.OLD DIVIDE ROAD - Vi acre fully serviced$17,500.ISABELLA POINT - across from beach, 1/2 acre$15,900.HOBBY FARM POTENTIAL - 2.85 acres,piped spring water $26,500.

BETTY VALDEZ537-5521 (Days) 537-9754 (Eves.)

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Careful landscaping can createmicro-climate around the home

My weeds arc growing fasterthan anything else. It seems thatthey have grown another inch whileI was turning around.

I haven't actually seen themgrow, but I am reluctant to leavethem out of my sight. So whileweeding away I have been thinkingof macro, mini and micro-climates.

The Vesuvius area being abouttwo weeks ahead of us (anfl theyare North of us). I t 's a perfectexample of a mini-climate withinthe macro-climate of the Victoria-Vancouver area.

Several factors work together toshelter the area from coolinginfluences and enhance the am-bient warming influences. It issimply that the environment makesmaximum use of the availableenergy here and henceforth theyarc ahead by some two to threeweeks in blooming and frui t ing offlowers, vegics and trees.

Aside from the obvious benefitsof this, there are others. Chiefamong them is a saving in home-heating energy.

The reason for t a lk ing about afavourable mini-climate is that wecan create a similarly favourablemicro-climate around our homes bycarefully considered landscaping.WINDBREAKS

We can use trees, bushes andshrubs to create windbreaks, blockor divert cold air flows and cur-rents, even provide cool shade insummer and much needed sun andlight in winter by simply plantingdeciduous trees.

Aside from sheltering our homeand gardens from selected aspectsof the elements, the added benefitis a strong and obvious feeling ofbeing sheltered. This shelteredfeeling will affect our lives subtlybin pcrvadingly. It w i l l also affeclthose who come lo visit us.

So. landscaping is a ni(x>d setter:famous examples are Japanesegardens which convey first of all asense of t ranqui l i ty and then leadto appreciation and contemplationwith a direct simplicity.

Then there is our open adven-turous "west-coast" style, w i t helements borrowed from the Japa-nese and facets borrowed from themountains, the forests and the sea.represented by rock and driftwoodin combination with shrubs andtrees in meaningful arrangement.

Another is the "New England"style, a little more formal andopulent, with gate, trellis andhouse in careful, loving and joyfulbalance.CARELESS ELEGANCE

The "English Garden" is a-nothcr much beloved style whichreminds us more than anything ofthe feeling of overgrown andcareless elegance; of the wcllwornand beloved tweed jacket at aformal gathering.

Aside from "marrying" the

School bushit by car

Road conditions were blamedwhen a car slid into a school bus atthe intersection of Beaver PointRoad and Fulford-Ganges Roadat 8 am last Wednesday.

Police said no charges wi l l belaid against the driver of thevehicle, Wanda Langdon ofBeaver Point. Langdon's vehicle, a1980 Mercury, sustained approx-imately $2,500 worth of damage.

No children were in the bus atthe time of the accident, policesaid. Langdon was kept in LadyM i n t o Hosp i t a l ove rn igh t f o robservation. Driftwood was told.

Farming andgardeningWith PETER WEIS

Foxglove Nursery Consultant

house to the surroundings; balan-cing visual aspects with fence,trellis and gate and other buil-dings, the owner's personal prefe-rence and inclination will be exp-ressed in a definite personal style.

This may be "open and inviting"with lew visual obstructions; "o-pen bul private" personal style,carried out in a "fairy tale", (albeita Japanese one) manner.ENHANCE VALUE

All this can be integrated with adesign for a favourable micro-cli-mate to enhance the value andlivcahility of the home. It is best toac tua l ly sit down and come up with,i complete design for your sur-roundings and then work towards itin stage's. In th is manner anythingyou do lo complement this plan will

be a step towards its completion.Other considerations in desig-

ning a plan for your home are areasof use. There is the "entry"garden, the approach to the house.The "passage" area will lead fromthe frontage to the rear whichusually contains patio or deckareas, entertaining and play areas,flower and vegetable gardens,compost bins and so on.

Don't forget occasional places tosit. rest and enjoy your surroun-dings. These are an often overloo-ked or neglected asset which cangive one a great deal of pleasure.

Micro-climates work; examplesare our Vesuvius area and thepeach tree on the south side ofhouse, shed or fence. And thevalues are there as well; rangingfrom energy and monetary to woodand re-sale benefits.

Both body and soul benefit fromthe combination of the useful withthe beautiful.

And one last item: anything newsiarts to depreciate from the mo-ment of completion except land-scaping; it appreciates with everygrowing year.

SALT SPRINGLANDS LTD.121 Fulford Ganges RoadP.O. Box 69, Ganges, B.C., VOS 1EOTelephone: 537-5515

GALIANO ISLAND

Beautiful big trees & open glades on 2Vi ac. sunny hillside onMontague Road. $25,000 on terms.Modern summer cottage on water system, 1 acre woodlandwith beach access nearby, 3 BR & fireplace. $59,000.Glorious southwest view from prepared homesite on near-acre on Devina Drive, access from paved road, on watersystem, near general store & marina. $25,000.10 acres at north end off Cook Road with big Arbutus trees,high view, partly arable, good terms on $34,500.

Galiano Branch OfficeJEAN LOCKWOOD - 539-2250

Serving all the Gulf Islands

DRIFTWOOD for Photocopies

537-5537 MILLER&TOYNBEE P.O.Box 8,Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO

$33.900 - MOBILE HOMEGood opportunity to own your own home for the price of rent.Single wide trailer has main bedroom, bathroom, kitchen andeating area. The trailer has an added area which includes a livingroom, dining room combination, as well as a second bedroom.The lot is .36 acre and is walking distance to Ganges. There is agarden area as well as a chicken coop, on this nicely maintainedand level lot. Asking $33,900 full price.

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$65.000 - UNIQUE HOMEThis delightful 2 storey home offers a glimpse of St. Mary Lake. Itis finished with cedar siding and shakes. The kitchen is loadedwith cupboards and has a laundry area. The living room has acedar feature wall and stone fireplace. There is also a Vi bath andden on the main floor. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms and a full bath.The property is generally left in a natural state, but has a gardenarea. This home is a pleasure to show and a must to see.

$69,500 - 2 BEDROOM HOMEWell suited to an artistic couple with one child. This home hassuch features as a parlour stove on a rock hearth, stained glasswindows in the kitchen and living room, oak counter tops in thekitchen, nicely finished trim in natural wood. Master bedroomand 4 pee bathroom. The second bedroom is idealforayougster -it offers a play area which is unencumbered by a bed. There is asmall room attached with a built in bed and storage beneath thebed for books. The entrance tothis bedroom is very unique. Thereare several outbuildings, shop, chicken house, greenhouse etc.The property has 2 road frontages and is at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. It is 1.4 acres and ideal for the gardener as it is all level.Just a short walk to St. Mary Lake. Full price $69,500.

* * * »New listing in St. Mary Highlands. Owner wants action. This lot is.59 acre, has piped water and is in an area of nice homes. Asking$17,900.

1.77 ACRES - 2 MILES FROM TOWNNearly 2 acres with a water supply, and some clearing. The lothas a view of the valley near Booth Canal. Asking $20,000 fornearly 2 acres and the vendor may carry financing.

KEVIN BELL(Days) 537-5537 (Eves.) 537-5833

Serviced .93 acre lot in the Vesuvius area. Trout have beencaught in the creek which forms a boundary. Excellent value at$18,000.

SEAVIEW - Terms available on this half acre seaview lot, asking$34,500.50 acres with 1/2 mile of waterfront. Southern exposure. Limitedaccess provides privacy away from the maddening crowd. Termsavailable - asking $185,000.

LEO HORNCASTLE. 537-2629 (homel 537-5537 (office)

Serviced view lot. Panoramicview of Ganges Harbour,Active Pass & Mt. Baker.Secluded with access off culde sac and only 11/2 milesfrom Ganges. Full price$22,500 - possible terms.

NOT TO SCALE

Side by side building lots. Canbe purchased singly ortogether. Build on one andhave the other for invest-ment. $23,500 each witha s s u m a b l e mor tgages ,111/2% and 121/2%. Lovelypastoral view.

NOT TO SCALE

Building lot in St.Mary Highlandsoffered at $16,000with only $3,000down. Nice sunnylocation.

NOT TO SCALE

/Itc. ess BUILDING LOTSunny location. Arable,excellent building site.Natural access. Servicedwater, power, phone &cablevision. Full price

$20,000with 10% financing.

BERT TIMBERS (Days 537-5537, Eves. 537-5391)HARVEY HENDERSON (D&ys 537-5537. Eves.-&53-4380)

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Notice to RealtorsPlease make sure we have your ad copy by our

MONDAY NOON DEADLINEThank you for your co-operation.

GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD537-2211 537-2613

Rainbow Road, Ganges, B.C.

Richard W. PooleNOTARY PUBLIC

Real Estate Conveyancing • WillsPowers of Attorney • Mortgaging

24-hour service

Phone: 537-2643Box 569, Ganges nn

Gulf Islands Branch,Box 929,

GANGES, B.C.

Phone:537-5568

GARDENER'S DELIGHT - This lovelylandscaped and private holding would just suityou gardeners perfectly. The house has 3 BRsand well planned main floor area. A spaciouskitchen, living and dining room area - the view isbreathtaking - mountains, ocean, islands,forests, ships, sunsets!!! You just have to see itto appreciate it. The Vendor is anxious to sell andhas priced the home below replacement cost at$95,000. * * »5 ACRE PARCEL - Arable and wooded aroundthe perimeter. The clearing has already beendone. You just burn the slash piles and startfarming. There is also a chance to lease theadjoining acreage for pasture. $32,500.

ARVID CHALMERS537-5568 (Days) 537-2182 (Eves.)

THINK A THRIFTY THOUGHT - Very few lotsas desirable as this left on the Island. Only$15,500.

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GARAGE & AUTO WRECKING BUSINESS -Plus1 two homes on 10.58 acres, with mountainand ocean view. Wrecker & equipment included.$225,000 MLS.

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LOW BANK OCEANFRONT - Nearly 250' ofsandy beach. Older home on property could berenovated. Phone for further details.

ARABLE ACREAGES -10 acres potential farmland. Year roundstream in back corner, and Springs for a pond.Views of Mount Maxwell. In area ofestablished hobby farms and attractivehomes. $43,000.

12Vz ATTRACTIVE ACRES - Large cedar,arbutus and even a couple of yew trees dotthis attractive acreage. Part of an old farm,the watering hole still exists, and there aresub-division possibilities. About 2 miles fromSchools, shops and public beach. $53,000.

DARLENE O'DONNELL537-5568 (Days) 653-4386 (Eves.)

ENJOY LAZY SUMMER DAYS

IN THIS BEAUTIFUL GARDEN. Nearly an acreof lawns, vegetables and flowers. Easy-careMobile Home means minimum housework.Extra pluses in the heated workshop 28' x 12',paved driveway and carport/storage area.Priced right at $49,900.

DARLENE O'DONNEL 653-4386 (Evas.)ANN FGERSTER 537-5156

IMMACULATE SEAVIEW HOME IN VESUVIUSExcellent farmland and seaviews from this 2-3 BRsplit entry home. Features include heatilator P.P.,new W/W throughout, large utility room, enclosedgarage, beautiful fenced garden with a multitude ofshrubs and fruit trees. Situated in an extremelySunny and sought after area. Downstairs BRfeatures an 'annex' which could be used as anoffice/study, or is ideal for a ping pong or pool table.Well priced at $108,000.

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ATTRACTIVE SPLIT ENTRY FAMILY HOME

Featuring old brick and cedar siding. The 18' x38' cement pool is all ready for that active familyor those summer guests. Main floor featuresinclude large L.R. with beamed ceilings, old brickF.P. and cedar feature walls. 3 BRs, 11/2 baths,dream kitchen with Jennair, Walloven,Dishwasher, Garberator and large pantry.Downstairs includes a large family roomcomplete with bar, cedar beams and old brickF.P. 2 BRs, bath and large kitchen/eating areamake this an attractive in-law suite, or is idealfor poolside entertaining. Many more finefeatures. $128,000. Good 1st mortgage @

IN AREA OF NICE HOMES - This 68 acre loton Woodland Drive has good views of St. MaryLake. On slight slope - ideal for basement home.Piped water, hydro, cablevision. $21,500.

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ENJOY YOUR PRIVACY - on this littletravelled road. The bonus is excellent seaviewsfrom this well constructed home on 1 acre.Maintenance free stucco exterior. 4 BRs, familyroom, bright kitchen, double carport, largesundecks. Phone for further details. $87,500.

BEAUTIFUL 2 BR RETIREMENT HOME - ONTHE WATERFRONT. Low bank oceanfrontagewith year-round moorage. Open plan L.R. withstone P.P., dining room and kitchen with beamedceilings all overlook this beautiful bay with sandand gravel beach. Kitchen features includeJennair range, dishwasher, garberator andMerrit cabinets. Master B.R. with ensuite bathhas sliding glass doors to front deck and rearpatio area with large stone BBQ. Extensiverockery area is just now a multitude of colours -very easy care!! Attached guest suite is completewith 3 pee. bath, kitchen area. Franklin stove andpine panelling. Room for a boathouse. Manymore fine features. $142,500.

HOBBY FARM - It could very well bell Beautiful1 level rancher of over 1900 sq. ft. on 4.65 sunnyacres. 3 BRs, 2 baths, unique stone fireplace,gourmet kitchen with eating island, and largefamily room. Outside features include paveddriveway, large fenced garden, numerous fruittrees, large sundecks, backyard cement patiowith BBQ, guest cottage and good sizedworkshop. A year round creek runs through theproperty and there is also a small pond withplenty of room for another. Much of the propertyis heavily treed with fir and alder and has beenleft in its natural state. Many other fine features.$130,000 MLS.

DALE NEILSON537-5568 (Days) 537-5161 (Eves.)

MONEY MAKER - 8 acres of centrally locatedgravel and shale. Check with out office forparticulars. Just listed at $55,000.

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QUIET COUNTRY SETTING - 2 BRs,comfortable living room in which a fireplace caneasily be installed. Lge. family kitchen withdining area. Considerable renovations recentlydone. Fully serviced. $52,500. MLS.

DELIGHTFUL SEAVIEW HOME - located insunny Vesuvius. Nearly Va acre of gentlesouthern slope with beautiful garden, lawnareas, fruit trees and roses - all deer fenced.Useful small greenhouse. The modern 2 levelhome, with approx. 1200 sq. ft. on the mainfloor, has panoramic thermopane windows withsweeping views of valley and sea. The mostattractive Heatilator F.P. has a built-in wood lift.The galley kitchen has space for a laundry areaand a walk-in pantry. 2 large BRs and bathroomcomplete this level. Enjoy your 'Sundowner' onthe spacious deck. The lower level is finished toform an attractive self-contained apartment, andhas an enclosed garage with automatic door. Adouble carport & wood storage area are attachedto the house. I would be delighted to make anappt. for you to view this very special home.$115,000.

ANN FOERSTER

LOADS OF LIVING SPACE

THE ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE FRONT DOORSLEAD INTO A SPLIT LEVEL ENTRANCEHALL. The main floor of nearly 1200 sq. ft.features large living-dining area with old brickF. P., family kitchen with breakfast corner, 3 BRs,1 with large seaviewsundeck& Master ensuite -also spacious 4-pce main bathroom. The lowerlevel - which could form a separate suite, has acosy family room with heat insert brick F.P.,bedroom, bathroom and laundry area. Extrafeatures include carport, paved driveway, easy-care garden and an overflowing Artesian Well. 4appliances included. Electric heat. All this valuefor only $77,000.

537-5568 (Days) 537-5156 (Eyes.) DALE NEiLSON 537-5161 (Eves.)ANN FOERSTER 537-5156 (Eves.)

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School board meetingheld at Galiano Island

BY BASIL BENGERThe Gulf Islands School Board

continued its practice of conductingpublic business on an Outer Islandeach summer by meeting on Gali-ano on Thursday. For nearly threehours trustees debated, passedmotions and dealt with a delegationbefore an audience of 15 interestedcitizens.

Much routine business was dis-patched in short order. Recurringproblems reared their heads andwafted on the westerly breeze. The

Ipanges sewer controversy was<iired on Galiano by a motion tostudy alternatives for the schoolcomplex. A matter taking a con-siderable amount of the board'stime and attention, the daily trans-portation of high school studentsfrom Galiano to Ganges, is report-ed in the Galiano column.

The board received the report ofthe GIPSY evaluation committee.The GuIClslands Program ServingYouth was recently discussed indetail inDriftwaoil. The report tooka positive approach to the opera-tion of this rehabilitative program.The committee recommended cont-inuation of the program withimprovements to the premisesused, upgrading of equipment,transportation for work experienceand acceptance of a more respon-sible role for the teaching aide.

The most important recommen-dation was that an advisory com-mittee be set up with represent-ation from the board, the staff, thesecondary school, the departmentof huma.i resources and the com-munity society. Not only would thiscommittee provide liaison between

groups involved in the program,but also screen admissions andrelieve the teacher of legal andpolitical responsibilities which taketime and energy from his maintask.

Facility projects approved inc-luded renovations to the GalianoSchool, continuation of work al-ready begun on Saturna and theSouth Salt Spring ElementarySchool site and work on the bandarea at Ganges.

The department of highways hasrejected a request for a pedestriancrossing on Rainbow Road on thegrounds of insufficient traffic andhas not yet ruled on the "noparking" designation in the samearea. Work on an adventure play-ground for the Salt Spring Elemen-tary School will begin shortly andprovide summer employment fortwo students.

The board accepted a policyrecommendation on the subject offreedom of information. Non-confi-dential documents available toboard members prior to meetingswill, in future, be posted on thenotice board at the school boardoffice.

The curve ball that ended theinnings was thrown by MaryWilliamson with her notice ofmotion to rescind the motionregarding an alternate class atPcnder School. This battle willrecommence on July 24 in thePcnder School where the board willhold its next meeting.

An alternate class in a smallschool inevitably provides prob-lems of multi-grading, class sizeand cost which naturally concernsother parents, staff and taxpayers.

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wishes to inform his patients that his officewill be closed from July 14 to August 11 whenhe will be assisting with the dental care of thenative people of the N.W.T.

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Mutual FireInsurance Co.

of B.C.Founded in 1902 by the

Farmers of British ColumbiaGULF ISLANDS AGENTS:

Render L. TavernerSalt Spring L. LarsonGaliano J. RipleySaturna G. WickMayne S. Somerville

SALT SPRING LANDS LTD.121 Fulford Ganges Road P.O. Box 69, Ganges, B.C., VOS 1EOTelephone: 537-5515

PENDER ISLAND

3/4 acre building lot. Sunny exposure, 284'of frontage gives you complete privacy.Serviced with hydro & water. $8,900.High sunny 1/2 acre lot with an arbutus tree.Some view, close to good beaches on watersystem and hydro. Vendor will carry. Pricereduced to $13,000.Lovely well-built view home. Nicelylandscaped, heat i la tor f i rep lace , 2bathrooms, extra large family room andworkshop. Fruit trees with a nice garden.$71,900.Summer cottage on Vi acre waterfront lot. 2BR, skylights, acorn fireplace, sliding glassdoors to a large sundeck, low bank withsteps to your own private beach Shelteredmoorage in front of your cottage. $75,000.

WATERFRONT HOMEPanoramic view of the Gulf Islands, SanJuans and Olympics from this 1250 sq. ft.split level home. Living room has a largestone heatilator fireplace and conversationpit. 3 BRs, workshop & greenhouse.Excellent fishing. Close to nice beach atPeter's Cove. $85,000.IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME

Waterfront home on 1.16 park-like acres.This w e l l - c o n s t r u c t e d beaut i fu l l yma/htained 2 BR home is a must see.Fireplace, workshop, rec room, large wraparound sundeck. $107,000.

Many more building lots from $6,900, viewsfrom $9,000, ocean front and ocean frontacreages.

CALL MARG KEATING629-3329 or 629-3383

Serving all the Gulf Islands

GULF ISLANDS REALTY LTD.P.O. Box 750, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO 537-5577

AROMATIC CEDAR..YELLOW CEDAR, OAK, FIR- you'll find it all in this unique 1500sq. ft. open plan home in sunnyVesuvius area. Other features includeFisher woodstove, thermopanewindows, dishwasher, Jennair range,etc. The 1.3 acre lot has a south slope,is nicely treed with cedars anddogwood and is bordered by a yearround creek. This truly distinctivehome is nearing completion and ispriced to sell at $86,000.

* * *OWNER HAS ONE FAMILYAND TWO HOMES!He's anxious to sell this houseoverlooking Ganges Harbour. 1300sq. ft. on two floors, 2 fireplaces, largesundeck, quiet cul-de-sac, within easywalking distance of Ganges. A lot ofhouse for $75,000.

IMMACULATE *2 BEDROOM AND DEN RANCHERwith brick fireplace, 1 Vi baths, smallW/S, sundeck, etc. this one HAS to beseen. $69,000.

TONY HOLMES537-5577 (office) 537-2758 (home)

VESUVIUS BEAUTY

Spacious modern home on 1.46 acresof private beauty with babbling brookand birds, wildlife and lots of trees.This exceptional home is approx. 1800sq. ft. of well thought out modernliving. Living room with heatilatorfireplace is 13 x 34 with in-line diningroom. Large family room just offkitchen has free standing woodburning fireplace. The "complete"kitchen is every housewife's dream.

Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, lotsand lots of storage and room forexpansion. Attached double garagecould become an in-law suite as italready has small kitchen area and isgyproced and fully insulated. Thiswhole home has thermopane win-dows and heavy insulation. Thegarden is planted, just move in andharvest. Fantastic value at $125,000in sunny Vesuvius.

MARY SMALL537-5577 (office) 537-9566 (home)

NEW LISTING INBLACKBURN LAKE AREAThis beautifully treed parcel containsalmost 6 acres with old logging roadswinding through giving easy access toseveral plateaus which would makeideal building sites overlooking theBlackburn Lake Valley. Zoning oneither side of this property will ensureits privacy forever. A large portion ofthe property contains good arable soil.$32,000.

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YOU CONTROL YOUR VIEWWith some trees converted to a winterfirewood supply you get an expansiveview over St. Mary Lake. The drivewayis in, the power and water is there - allwaiting for your house to start.$19,500.

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INSTANT SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL10 acres containing a mixture of highground and alder bottom in theseadjoining 5 acre parcels. Develop bothwith the knowledge you can alwayssell one off in the future. Please callanytime for more information.

DAVID DUKE537-5577 (office) 653-4538 (home)

160 ACRES with 3 bedroom home onSouth Pender, private lake, privacy yetonly a short walk to Bedweil Harbour.Beautiful views to San Juans, SouthVancouver Island. Keep as a privateestate or subdivide.

91.44 ACRES with sunny exposure,proposed subdivision in 4 parcels. Try$40,000 down, vendor will carrybalance. Price $133,000.

1.83 ACRES with good building site,some fenced, well treed on CusheonLake road.

For more information on above orother listings call__SANTY FUQGO ^37-5577 (office) 537-2773 (home)

2.21 ACRES next to lot on left, at thecorner of Fu l f o rd -Ganges andCusheon Lake Road, also well treed,private, with a good building site.$23,900 each property, and vendorwill carry with low down payment orlook at a discount f

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GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 2, 1980

Anyonefor

tennis?BY IAN THOMSON

It was junior's day last Saturday.Most juniors are accustomed tojoining in with adults in tourna-ments, and they usually acquitthemselves well. But this was theirown tournament, and it proved tobe a good one.

The scores were so close that thetwo top prizes were won only afterplayoffs, which themselves werevery close. Penny Wright and AlexHele tied for top girls' prize. Pennybeing the final winner, and TomPringle beat Kevin Kline in theplayoff for boys.

As announced last week, thenext tournament will be on July 12,

and will be a battle between fourteams. Pre-registration is essen-tial, and the deadline for this isFriday at 6 pm. Numbers arerestricted, so call 537-2788 now ifyou wish to be placed on a team.

The reason for the earlier-than-usual deadline is to allow time forteam and team captain selection.All players will be notified, andwho knows - the captains may call ateam practice, or strategy session,prior to the tournament!NORTH VS. SOUTH

Yet another tournament of noteis coming up. A few weeks ago, theSouth Salt Spring team met North

Salt Spring in a day of doublesplay, and the result was close allthe way, with the southernerslosing only on the final set of theday. The losers immediately issueda challenge for a rematch, which isnow scheduled for August 9. Sokeep that date clear. More detailslater.

The next session of instructionhas been postponed for a week,and will now start on Monday, July14. This session will consist of onehour of instruction on Monday,Wednesday and Friday morningsfor two weeks. This may be yourlast chance for instruction this

season, so don't miss it. Fulldetails will be in this paper nextweek.

Finally, a reminder to all tennisplayers to make proper use of thesign-in board at the courts. In theinterests of fair distribution of timeat this, the busiest time of theseason, every team of players mustsign in with their start time, eventhough no one may be waiting toplay. This system, which is author-ized by the Parks and RecreationCommission, ensures that we canall be sure of proper rotation, fairallocation of time and probably lesswaiting time, too.

SALT SPRING LANDS LTD.121 Fulford Ganges Road P.O. Box 69, Ganges, B.C., VOS 1EOTelephone: 537-5515

Panoramic view from this 2 level modern homein quiet setting on over Vi acre. 2 large BRs plusden or sewing room. Very attractive kitchenwith dining area. Feature fireplace in livingroom with sliding doors onto sundeck. Carport,cement parking area, good size utility room.Built-in oven & stove included. $89,500.Exclusive area of attractive homes. Level Viacre treed lot with good building site anddistant seaview. Water system and hydro.$25,500.Marvelous views over sea and lake from this1.05 acres situated at the end of peacefulWoodland Drive. Water & hydro. $29,500.Unique spacious family home with view downSansum Narrows situated on 1.40 acres.Sunny exposure, secluded, choice area.Possible 5 BRs, family room, huge workshop,piped water. Excellent value at $139,000.Wooded 1.48 acres with sea views in charmingarea of older established homes. $40,000.

CALL SYLVIA GALE537-5515 or 537-5618

3 BR HOME PLUPp 'EST COTTAGE483' low bank C&.y waterfront farm. Asking$185,000.WATERFRONT HOMEA full basement homp »O r round moorage -walk to ferry. A c>O investment @ only$50,000. Try your , *Ssonable offer.BRAND SPANKING NEW3 BR - 2 bathroom rancher nestled on quiet cul-de-sac. Walking distance to town & backs on toour beautiful golf "course. Rec room, lots ofstorage space. 2 fireplaces, 1800 sq. ft. ofgracious & spacious living. Asking $107,000.Financing available. By appointment.NEW LISTINGOnly 3 yrs. old-quiet, sunny exposure for this 3BR rancher. Functional kitchen. Exceptionalcorner FP, close to town. Easy care level 1/2 acre.Only $69,700 - $40,000 assumable mortgage@ 101/2%, 2V2 years remaining. See this one.A RARE BEAUTY! INCREDIBLE VIEW!Better than new - 3 BR home on 2 arable acres.Fenced & cross-fenced, new 2 stall barn. Thishome is located 5 mins. from Ganges. Vendorwill assist with easy financing. One of a kind.By appointment only please.OCEAN VIEW - REVENUEFrom this S/S . ̂ oc you can walk to town!Spotless. T-^QVr offer to $87,500 with 1/2cash, balancT12% - 3 yr. term. Appointmentonly.LAND1.45 ac. - prestige area - $40,000.South exposure - 3 acres - water system,$33,500.5.01 ac. - south exposure, nicely treed. Pavedroad. $32,500.Ocean View - 2 ac. - hydro - water - terms.$20,500.24.31 ac. spectacular ocean view - 1/2 arable -terraced - nicely treed - asking $56,000. Terms.TO VIEW - CALL THE TEAM THAT SELLS!

BOB & KATHLEEN DUGAS537-5515 or 537-2834

5.69 acres, southern exposure, walkingdistance to sandy beach, some sea view overGanges Harbour. Price $32,500. Terms.1.05 acres in Mobrae, sunny southernexposure, sea & lake views, power, water, endof quiet road. Price $29,500.

3.03 acre, private Island in Ganges Harbour.Price $149,500.

TO VIEW, PLEASE CALLMEL TOPPING

537-5515 or 537-2426

LEPAGE ROADLovely quiet street close to St. Mary Lake withwooded secluded .46 acre. Only $15,000.CUSHEON LAKEBush, big trees, little trees and walk to sunnylake for your swimming. Only $11,500.11 ACRESSecluded, hidden away so your friends can'tfind you. Owner will carry mortgage. Try yourdown payment. Lots of trees, broom and rocks.LONG HARBOUR ROADOnly $18,000 for this .82 acres property.Mostly cleared.LEISURE LANEAlmost 3 acres of cleared pasture land. Only$24,500.GARNER ROADWooded, pretty lovely 1.97 acres. Many trails,building site ready. Excellent well. $27,900.OLD FARM - OLD HOUSEOverlooking Ford Lake. Over 17 acres, allapproved for subdividing. Pasture for yoursheep. Lots of wood for your fireplace.$135,000.

CALL BRENDA CORNWALL537-5515 or 537-2702

5.26 ACRE SEAVIEW INVESTMENTSpectacular seaviews and super investmentoptions on this readily subdividable 5.26 acremini-park. Buy this one now before the ownersubdivides. Or, make an offer on one of the twoproposed lots. Better yet, try your offers to$48,000 on the whole parcel. Vendor willcomplete necessary roads.

2.34 ACRES WITH MOORAGEAT YOUR DOORSTEPWhy pay waterfront prices when you can buythis 2.34 acre southern exposed semi-waterfront lot with 200' wide moorage areadirectly in front. Well, hydro, driveway. Nicelytreed with pleasant seaview. Excellent buy at$33,800.9.55 ACRES YOU'VE OVERLOOKED!You must have missed this one. Where else canyou buy close to ten acres with the driveway inand arable land for only $36,500? Phone me fora closer look at the possibilities on this one.1.51 ACRES -333' SOUTH EXPOSED WATERFRONTExcellent moorage area for smaller boat, varietyof good building sites. Hydro, water anddriveway supplied. The value on this one canonly go up. Offers to $59,500.

EXCELLENT HOLDING PROPERTYSEAVIEW/WATERFRONTHere's the ideal seaview/waterfront holding forthe versatile investor. This 4.65 acre farmproperty in Ganges is presently zoned R-1 andfeatures over 1,000 feet of road frontage onLower Ganges Road. 120' of ocean frontage onGanges Harbour gives this property access tothe foreshore for extra development options. Thelarge older 10 room farmhouse is a source ofrental income. Phone for an appointment toview. Then, make your offers to $239,000 cash,terms or cash to mortgage.CHOOSE YOUR VIEWS ON THESE TWO'S2.09 acre serviced lot with nice seaviewpossibilities. Hydro, well and paved road. Readyto build on. $23,500.Or, come see this nice level 2.01 acre servicedlot next door with excellent vista of valley anddistant mountain. $22,500.Or, how about 2.0 acres nicely treed with valleyviews, well, hydro and paved road for $20,500.5.28 ACRES SEAVIEW WITH EXTRASHere's a valuable double road frontage parcelwith excellent exposure and good building sites.Enjoy your view, then take a short walk to thebeach and moorage area just a few minutesaway. Priced right at $40,000.

CALL TOM HOOVER537-5515 or 653-4513

Wednesday, July 2. 1980 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Seven

Galiano news

Ken Gaylor appointed principalBY KATHLYN BENGER

The meeting of the Gulf IslandsSchool Board at Galiano School onThursday, is reported elsewhere inthis issue. Of particular interest tothe students, parents and staff ofGaliano School were the followingitems.

Ken Gaylor was appointed thenew principal of Galiano Schoolreplacing Ken Maneker in Septem-ber. The Gaylor family are wellknown on Galiano where Ken'swife Enid operates the Small WorldGift Shop, son Steve runs GalianoTrading Company and sons Larryand Geoff farm and log on theirproperty on Maclure Road, the oldAitken Farm.

A temporary appointment forone year to replace Mrs. Manekerduring her leave of absence went toMrs. C. Buttery. Cathie has had anassociation with the school goingback to 1973. For many years shetaught the annual swimming prog-ram given in June at the Tingley'spool. For one term she was theregular teacher of the kindergartenclass. These experiences led her toenroll at Simon Fraser Universityto complete her training as ateacher. For the past year she hastaught in the Salt Spring Elemen-ta ry School. Cathie and herhusband. Alan, live in the homethey have built on Cottage Way,North Galiano.

A delegation of Galiano parentsrequested the board to arrange orpermit water transportation toenable students in grades 10, I Iand 12 to commute daily to GulfIslands Secondary School. Spokes-man R.S.Riley proposed that thepresent boarding allowance bemade available to parents to fin-ance the project.

Chairman of the board's convey-ing committee, Strick Aust. sug-gested daily transportation forgrades 8 to 12 from Galiano to SaltSpring. Parents were less thaneniiiusiastic to have grades 8 and 9pupils attend the larger schoolwhen the middle school at Mayneseemed better able to serve theirchildren's needs. Trustees also hadmisgivings that such a move mighthave adverse effects on the opera-tion of the Mayne School.

Agreement was at last reachedto arrange daily transportation forgrades 10 through 12 subject to thecustomary, cautious proviso thatthe board approve the financial andother arrangements before theservice begins.

Included in the facility projectsfor the coming year was a coveredplay area for the Galiano School.The structure will be sited on thenorthwest end of the presentbuilding, have an area of 1.000square feet and a ceiling height of12 feet, at a cost of 525,000.

When asked by Sandy Riley whythe ceiling height had been reduc-ed from 18 feet and many of theparent group's innovative propo-sals such as the installation of solarenergy collection had been elimi-nated, the secretary-treasurer rep-lied that only so much imaginationcould be expected from the officials

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of the facilities division of thedepartment of education.

In his opinion, sticking to theparents original proposal wouldhave caused the project to bebogged down in the ministry foryears. The choice was between aconventional play area acceptableto the division or no play area formany, many years.

Since the parents' group ex-pended a great deal of effort inraising funds to contribute to theproject, it seems somewhat remissthat they were not consulted whenthis deicision was made. Perhapsthey would have preferred to fightrather than switch.SCHOOL NEWS

Now the holiday season is uponus with shifts in tempo as well asisland population. For Galianochildren the highlight of their lastweek in school probably occurredon Friday, when awards and certi-ficates of merit were distributedduring a morning ceremony.

This was followed by a surpriselunch-party for Mr. and Mrs.Maneker. arranged by the parents.The Manekers received a farewellscroll designed by Ursula Medleyand signed by all the children andan etching. The Crab by RonaldNorden.

A cake, inscribed "Sayonara"and decorated with roses, wasconsumed by the children after aceremonial cutting. The UkeleleGroup signalled the end of thefestivities with a specially compos-ed farewell song.GRADUATION

Galiano is especially proud ofScott Godfrey, the only Galiano boythis year to pass his grade 12 onSalt Spring. It is to Scott's furthercredit that for five years he hasboartlcd happily and successfullyon Salt Spring. Next SeptemberScott will enroll at Simon FraserUniversity to major in criminology,a subject in which he has beeninterested for several years.

In token of the islanders' pride inhis achievement, the Galiano LionsClub has awarded him a bursaryfor the aiming year.

The Lions also contributed $100towards the cost of GalianoSchool's swimming program con-ducted this year by Roy Trelear.LADIES' GOLF

The frequency of summer rainshas not deterred golfing activity.Last Tuesday, June 24, ladies witha handicap of 36 and over compet-ed over nine holes for a trophydonated last year by Winnie andJohn Liver. The repeat winner w itha score of 51 was Barbara Cornwellfollowed by Jean Wint with a 53.Marg Prior won the prizeputts with a total of 15.

The Livers provided a happyending to the competition byarranging a magnificent lunch withcheeses, salad and fruit to accom-pany a salmon baked by JeanMo/.ley.WEAVER'S SHOW

The social event of this lastweekend was undoubtedly theAnnual Exhibition and Sale of theGaliano Weavers and SpinnersGuild. This year's show was char-acterized by the high level of bothworkmanship and design, and thegreat variety of objects on displayand the materials from which theywere made.

An interesting display of weav-ing fibres, tools and terms wasmounted by Jean Elliott. Theconvener. Pat Park, and her help-ers are to be congratulated on theattractive appearance of the Com-munity Hall when decorated withthe products of the guild members'craft and artistry.

A successful innovation at thisyear's show was the Friday even-ing preview which allowed poten-tial shoppers and fellow memberstime and opportunity to inspect,admire and reflect on the articleson display before they were deci-mated by purchases.COMING EVENTS

On Saturday, July 5 at 2 pm theGaliano Advisory Planning Com-mission will hold its annual meet-ing in the Community Hall. Threemembers of the commission are tobe elected at this meeting andnominations may be made from thefloor. Galiano residents on theregional district voters's list areentitled to cast ballots.

The duties of this commissionare to advise the Islands Trustregarding application and amend-ment of the Zoning and subdivisionBylaws and such other matters asmay be presented for its consider-ation.

At 1 pm on the same day,Saturday, a repeat performance ofscenes from Midsummer Night'sDream will be given in CentennialPark or if wet in the CommunityHall. This will give those who wereunable to get to the first presenta-tion an opportunity to enjoy someof the magic and comedy ofShakespeare's play. It is hopedthat the Sweet Adelines can also bepersuaded to repeat their musicalinterlude.

Barbara Fallot, R.M.T.

MASSAGE PRACTITIONER

For appointmentphone 537-5642

Art WilliamsTREE SERVICE"The Professional"

DANGEROUS TREE TOPPINGFalling, bucking, removal & cleanup

TREE WORK WITH TRUCK CRANE95 ft. high 8 ton lift

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For elegant evening diningVisit the Harbour House

"Mai Kana" Restaurantat the head of Ganges Harbour.

WEEKEND SPECIALFriday & Saturday, July 4 & 5

For starters: mushrooms on toast, cup soup, green salad.Entrees: either Coquilles St. Jacques Mornay or

Beef Stroganoff.Chocolate Mousse — Beverage $ ^ Q95

Sunday Brunch - 9 am to 2 pm - $49S

For Dining Room reservations' phone the

3Harbour House Hotel537-5571

NO NEWSIS BAD NEWS

ReadDriftwood!

NOTICE OF MEETINGSalt Spring Island Trust Committee

There will be a meeting of the Salt Spring Island Trust Committeeto consider various items of business concerning Salt SpringIsland at the conclusion of the Public Hearing on July 15,1980, inthe United Church Hall, Ganges, B.C.

In addition, at 8:00 p.m. in the Activity Centre, ElementarySchool, there will be a special meeting held to give the public anopportunity to present their views on issues affecting a RegionalPlan for the entire Islands Trust Area. A pamphlet on issues andTrust background is being distributed to householders.

M. LEE,ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER. 26-2

ISLANDS TRUSTSalt Spring Island Trust Committee

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGNOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem their interestin property affected by the following proposed By-laws will beafforded an opportunity to be heard on the matters containedtherein at a Public Hearing to be held in the United Church Hall,Hereford Avenue, Ganges, B.C., on TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1980,commencing at 1:30 p.m.

1. Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No. 37,being Amendment By-law No. 2, 1980, is a By-law to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No. 14, 1978,cited as "Zoning By-law No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978".

Purpose of the By-law is to permit the construction of a singlefamily dwelling and cottage on the same lot but which hasbeen split by a public road priorto January 1,1980, providingthat the lot is greater than 6,000 sq. metres and that theminimum size of either portion of the split lot is in excess of2,000 sq. metres. This By-law Amendment does not permitthe split lot to be subdivided into two lots.

2. Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No. 39,1being Amendment By-law No. 3, 1980, is a By-law to amendSalt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No. 14, 1978, |cited as "Zoning By-law No. 2, Salt Spring Island, 1978".

Purpose of the By-law is to permit "bed and breakfast" styleaccommodation for up to 5 persons as a home occupation.

Copies of the proposed By-laws may be reviewed at the offices ofthe Capital Regional District, Building Inspection Department inthe Provincial Government Building, Ganges, B.C., duringnormal working hours of 1:00p.m.to4:30p m., Mondayto Fridayinclusive. The proposed By-laws may also be reviewed at theIslands Trust Office, 848 Courtney Street, Victoria, B.C., duringnormal working hours of 8:30a.m. to4:30p.m., Mondayto Fridayinclusive. —

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Page Twenty-Eight \ GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 2, 1980

Series of meetings

Regional plan for islands tobe reviewed by residents

Saturday sees the kick-off for theIslands Trust Regional Plan mee-tings in the islands. The newoverall islands plan will be consi-dered at Pender Island on Satur-day.

Residents will be invited toexamine proposals for long-termplanning and to make suggestions.Meetings will be informal gathe-rings and not public hearings.

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All the southern designated is-lands now have community plansand community planning.

These are all concerned withlocal planning, whereby residentsof each island reach consensus onthe plan for the future and then,implement it.

Regional plan calls for agree-ment of the entire Islands Trustarea, as a whole. It embraces allthe islands and it also considers theother 237 islands of the IslandsTrust area. These are the islandssuch as Russell Island or Prevost,where the island is not designated,but where the Islands Trust stillholds sway.

The Islands Trust is concernedwith all the islands, designated orotherwise. With this responsibilitygoes the requirement to devise aphilosophy and a plan which willprotect and preserve all islands,large or small.

The Islands Trust is circulating abooklet on its regional plan aheadof each island's meeting. Thebooklet asks a series of questionsas a guide to islanders.GUIDE QUESTIONS

Fresh water is limited in theislands. What does this mean tofuture development. Twenty-fiveper cent of islands land is owned bythe Crown. Is there a special rolefor these lands.

The brochure expressed concernfor the ALR and the future of

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Capital Regional Board last weekrescinded final reading of theGanges sewer rates bylaw.

It was explained that the bylawrequired publication and approvalby the minister of municipal affairsbefore it could be implemented. Itwas one of four which had beenwithdrawn and rescinded in orderto follow the prescribed procedure.

Executive director Dennis Youngtold the board that directionscoming from the ministry had beenincorrect and that the adoptionmust await ministerial approval.

The procedural routine is unlike-ly to affect the validity of theGanges sewer charges, Driftwoodwas told on Monday.

Phillip SwiftBritish Columbia Land SurveyorRR1 Fulford Harbour 653-4326

Access: 537-9422

ISLAND CINEMASalt Spring Island Central Hall

Tonite thru Monday, July 7Showtime 8 pm

- more entertaining than humanly possible!

NEXT WEEK: Steve Martin is THE JERK

INFORMATION ft RESERVATIONS - et cetera - 537-5115 - 1Q-5 esccsnt Sun

farming as well as tree preserva-tion and forestry. Or do the islandsneed special logging practices,asks the circular.

Mining in the islands: recrea-tion; islanders are urged to givethem consideration.

How can the flora and the faunaof the islands be preserved?

How protect the coastal zone; theattractive scenery and rural atmos-phere? How can air and waterpollution be minimized?

Island residents will be invited toconsider all these points when theyattend the meetings on their ownislands.

Half the lots, 9,000 parcels,throughout the islands, are vacant.What does this mean in connectionwith future planning policies?

Should islands provide their owncommercial services and job oppor-tunities? Are parks, marinas, ho-tels needed? Are roads and high-ways what they should be?

Variety of lifestyles: overpopula-tion. Are they matters for concern?

Land prices and taxation willhave a bearing on future prices andcosts in the islands; to what extent?FERRY SERVICES

What should be the regionalobjectives for ferry service? Shouldgrowth rate be controlled by con-trolling ferry access to the islands?Do we need more trails?

How protect the area fromoutside influences, such as oilspills?

What do you appreciate mostabout the Islands Trust area? Doyou see any threats to thesevalues? Do you have any proposalswhich wouid preserve these va-lues?

The brochure also reminds thereader of what the Islands Trust isand what it embraces. It consists of3,200 sq. km. of land and sea, andsome 250 islands. The area ismostly water and the land mea-sures about one-eighth of the totalarea.

In 1976, the Trust area was hometo an estimated 9,500 people.

Statistics also describe the foun-dation of the Islands Trust by theprovince in 1976 to preserve andprotect the unique character of theislands for the benefit of theislanders and of all the province.

The 1977 amendment to the actprovided for the transfer of landplanning authority from the regio-nal districts to the Islands Trust.

Each island will be the stage andthe actors will be the Islands Trustoutlining just what a regional planwould do for the islands and theislanders.

Trustees are hoping for a res-ponse from residents and ownersas a guide to their further delibera-tions.

Bursaries for nursing studentsBursaries of $500 were given to

Karen Jensen, left, and JenniferMiller by Lady Minto HospitalAuxiliary. Both girls graduatedfrom Gulf Islands SecondarySchool last week and have been

accepted into nursing programs atpost-secondary institutions inprovince. Making presentation isMargo L a i n g , pres ident ofauxiliary.

NEXT WEEK!!Harbour Ufause

Summer Supper'n'Jazz4 Wednesdays, starting July 9

Listen or dance to the music of theLOYAL CENTRAL SALT SPRINGTEMPERANCE and DIXIELAND

JAZZ ENSEMBLE

A supper ofSeafood Orleans or Beef "au jazz hot"will be served from 9 pm, with a dinnershow at 10 pm. Price - ten dollars.

Reservations advised - Call 537-5571Cover charge - two dollars

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