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EWSWednesday. October 21, 1981 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page SeventeenJimFogartyPrivate AccountantCanadian & U.S. 653-4692Tax ManagementIfn1ate is $ 1 5 0 , 0 0 0May Ferguson Trophies whileTord was awarded thekwood Trophy and the RoseI.AAppointments for pet groomingmay be made by phoning Mrs.Lyon at 539-4328.School DaysThe mention of Ethel Hill, aGaliano teacher of 55 years ago(Driftwood, September23)evokedmemories of another teacher oflong ago. When school bus driverPeter Denroche was about 12 yearsold his mother invited teacherAudrey Mills to a tea party at theDenroche homestead on Gossip<strong>Island</strong>. Peter was commanded tobring Miss Mills home in thefamily power boat.STRONG WIND, CURRENTA strong northwest wind wasblowing down Gossip Channel,and when they arrived at thelanding on Gossip the current wasso strong that Peter becamespread-eagled, with one handholding the boat and the other onthe pike pole on the dock.With only a split second for adecision Peter made the wrongone! Instead of the pike pole he letgo of the boat, landing in the saltchuck while the boat, with motorstill running and a terrified teacheron board, took off down thechannel.Dampened but- not defeatedPeter ran along the rocks to the tipof Gossip Point, dove in andmanaged to reach the boat beforeit made off across Active Pass.Clambering aboard he managed tobring the boat once more to theGossip Landing stage and this timesuccessfully completed his mission— to bring the teacher home fortea.Mabel CothernMabel Cothern's bright eyes andenergy-charged personality willPhillipSwiftBritish Columbia Land SurveyorRR1 Fulford Harbourlong be remembered in the PageDrive area of Galiano. Besidescaring for an invalid husband andkeeping an immaculate house andgarden, she found time to do manygood turns to fellow islanders.During these last 12 months, shebore the twin burdens of the loss ofher husband and the pain of aterminal illness with great courage.After many months in hospital inDuncan she gained her finalrelease, perhaps appropriately, onThanksgiving Day.Galiano <strong>Island</strong> PlayersSunday sees the firstperformance of a most unusualproduction, not only for the Gulf<strong>Island</strong>s but for all of Canada.Students of English literaturerecognize the name W.B. Yeats asa poet, but it is not generallyknown that the Irishman spent 20years of his life writing anddirecting plays for the famousAbbey Theatre in Dublin.During this considerable periodof time he studied differenttechniques and styles ofplaywriting and wrote at least 20plays. The one to be presented atGaliano and later at U BC is one ofa cycle of five which have engagedthe interest of Heather Martinduring her in-depth graduateresearch on Yeats over many years.Many islanders have given theirhelp to Heather to stage thisproduction. Montague Harbour'snoted nonagenarian, StanleyJackson, has allowed rehearsals totake place in his spacious diningroom. Ted Prior volunteered tobuild the stage sets. RonaldoNorden designed and printed whatwe think may become collectoritemprograms with Runiclettering reminiscent of the Bookof Kels.Brad Prevedoros contributedvaluable ideas on the choice ofbackground music. Keith Holmesdesigned and made the maskswhich all the actors wear. ChristaWeiss created and sewed thecostumes, and together withHeather designed and stitched thestage curtains appliqued with theirown original logo.ALL OF GALIANOLast, but certainly not least, theplayers themselves, all Galianoresidents — Heather Martin,Akasha Forest, JanicePrevedoros, Bob Gilson, JoeFleming, Maxine Gadd, DebbieHolmes and Martha Miller.Yeats intended The OnlyJealousy of Enter for a smallintimate audience so only a limitednumber of tickets are available.<strong>Island</strong>ers should hurry to obtaintheir advance tickets by phoningHeather at 5413 or Christa at 2165for either Sunday at 7 pm orFriday, Oct. 30 at 8 pm, bothperformances in the SouthCommunity Hall.Galiano BrowniesBrownies are now in officialresidence on Galiano. The FirstGaliano Brownie Pack will meet atthe school every Friday afternoonat 3:30 pm from now on. Interested653-4326Access: 537-9422tinadults may catch a glimmer ofwhat the "wee folk" are doing byreading the Brownie BulletinBoard in the post office porch withspace donated by postmaster JimRipley, who must believe in kindspirits and good deeds.The Brownies plan to help theSouth Galiano Community Clubmake decorations for the hall forthe Hallowe'en party to be heldthere on Saturday, Oct. 31beginning at 6:30 pm.The leaders of the First GalianoBrownies will be Brown Owl,Wendy Hales (2735) and TawnyOwl, Ann Hennessy (2930). Lastweek the Galiano Browniesentertained Trudy Sloan, leader ofthe First Ganges Pack, andMarion Goodwin, districtcommissioner, who came overfrom <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> and freely gave oftheir time and ideas. The leaderswould appreciate offers ofassistance in instructing andtesting for badges from interestedadults.Coming EventsA Workers' CompensationBoard industrial first aid coursewill be run On Galiano, beginningon November 14 for five weekends.Interested adults should contactJeanne Dunn at 539-2629.Galiano members of the Gulf<strong>Island</strong>s Historical Society shouldmeet at Montague Harbour in timeto board the 11:05 am ferry toSaturna on Sunday. The society isholding its first meeting of the fallseason in the Saturna <strong>Island</strong>Community Hall.The Galiano Soccer Tournamenthas been postponed one weekand will be played at the school onSunday afternoon. All players arewelcome. Further details may beobtained by phoning the school(2261).The film to be shown at theNorth Community Hall onSaturday evening will be All on aSummer's Day from Britain.SUBSCRIBENOW!$10 00 - Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s$12 50 - Rest of Canada$21 30 - Foreignwill bring Driftwood to yourhome until January 1983.SeasideKitchenBeside the Vesuvius FerrySPECIALIZING IN SEAFOODHamburgers • Chicken BurgersEat in or take out — reservations 537-2249We'll be OPEN ALL WINTER:7 days a week — 12-7:30Bangert & van MeelBUILDERS & DESIGNERSOF DISTINCTIVE HOMESWilf 537-5692 Jos 537-9657Office 537-2332ADVERTISINGmakes GOOD things happen —537-2211 call D R I F T W O O D 537-2613N O T I C E * ~S.S.I. PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSIONM a h o n H a l lOctober hours available for rent:$3°° per hour for any non-profit <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong>ers.Monday 12:30 pm-3:30 pmTuesday 10:30 am-3:30 pmThursday 4:30 pm-6:00 pm (possibly)Friday 3:00 pm-7:00 pmSaturday, Oct. 24 - all day & eveningWatch for monthly listings in Driftwood.For bookings call Olive Clayton 537-2359or Tom Watson 537-5435.I C L I P & S A V EAttention Electrolux Customers -ELECTROLUX CANADAVACUUM CLEANERSWITH AIR FILTRATIONSHAMPOOERS-POLISHERSGenuine service & accessoriesare obtainable only throughELECTROLUX branches.SALES & SERVICEFOR FREE PICKUP ANDDELIVERY CALL
Page Eighteen t,l 1> ISLANDS DRIFT.WOOP Wednesday. October 21. 1981D R I F T W O O D C L A S S I F I E D SDeadline: Monday, 3 pmAll classifieds must bepaid in advance. Noclassifieds are takenover the phone. Bringyour ads in to our officeat 121 Rainbow Rd. ormail with cheque ormoney order to Box 250,Ganges, B. C. VOS 1 E0.CLASSIFIED RATES:LINERS: $2.50 minimum, upto 25 words; 100 eachadditional word.SEMI-DISPLAY: $4.50 percol. inch.In order to be credited for anymistakes Driftwood is responsiblefor, corrections must be made beforethe second insertion.Full, complete and sole copyrightin any advertisement produced byDriftwood Publishing Ltd. is vestedin and belongs to DriftwoodPublishing Ltd.No copyright material may be' reproduced in any form without theprior, written consent of DriftwoodPublishing Ltd.For SaleA new service toCLASSIFIED• ADVERTISERS!USE YOURVISAnumber to placeCLASSIFIED ADVERTISING byby phone.Simply call us before 3 pm. Monday,place your ad and give us yourCHARGE CARD NUMBERand its expiry date.Water purifier, EPA. approved. Willprovide chlorine bacteria sedimentand odourless drinking water.Phone Edna - 537-9587. 40-4Tasco 9T 234X Starbrite Refractortelescope. New price, $290. Forsale, $225. See it at The CameraStore. 537-2625. 41-3etPEPPER ISLANDBY JOHN HEALEYis still available atceteraBOOKS & STATIONERYElectronic repairs: computers, audioequipment, office machines,household appliances. Tribal DrumCommunications. 653-4563, 1750Fulford-Ganges Rd.tfnCLOSED MONDAYSTues. - Wed. - Debbie ToynbeeThurs., Fri., Sat. - Raghild Hildr
Wednesday. October 21'. 1981 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page NineteenFor Sale For Sale For Sale For SaleRec Room Special!Fashion stripe - foam back carpet$9.35 SQ. YD.G. I. Decorating537-2752 537-2222Christmas shopping made easy.Toys, games, puzzles by mail. Sendfor our free catalogue GamesPeople Play, 111 - East 14th Street,North Vancouver, B.C. V7L 2N4.For Landscaping:We have:— Bulk peat moss— Top soil— Bark mulch— Bagged bark chips— Decorator rock— Railroad ties— Patio slabs— Unistone patio bricks— Steer manure— Lawn seed and clover— Limes— Work gloves— All garden toolsPLUS! FREE ADVICE andFRIENDLY SERVICE!FoxgloveGULPSTRBIUSUPPMJDrop in and see our selection ofwood stoves, lighting fixtures &parts, hardware, plumbing &electrical supplies.McPHILLIPS AVE. 537-5733"You'll like our city prices"GRANDCHILD ARRIVING?Rent our crib, high chair or playpen!RENTAL CENTRE537-95017 days per week, Ganges Hill.• Submersible pumps• Jet pumps• Centrifugal• Irrigation• Fountain• Effluent• Whirlpool Baths• SpasRepair parts and accessoriesJacuzzi/Monarch DealerSVPPhVSpecial prices for contractors537-5733ON McPHILLIPS AVE.Acrylic Skylites for do-it-yourselfand contractors only. Single anddouble glazing with or withoutopenings. For fully illustratedinstallation manual and price list,send $5 to Aluminaire Industries,1571 Pemberton Avenue, NorthVancouver, B.C. V7P 2S3.Telephone 986-641 2. 42 3Your Rental CentreAuto repair costs hurting?We have a range of specialised toolsfrom timing lights to ridge reamers.537-95017 DAYS PER WEEKtfnLETS GET BACK TO BASICS!withSHAKLEE PRODUCTSPLEASE CALL ED & MIONA IRWIN537-9273 - yourIndependentDistributorSatellite TV. Watch 24 channels onyour TV. - studio grade reception,commercial and residentialsystems, professionally engineeredand guaranteed, attractive prices,financing available. Phone MicrosatVideo Systems, 986-3377, 24hours.iUsed fork lifts over 50 units in stock.Priced from $2,995. All types.Speedy Forklift, 1415 Rupert Street,North Vancouver, B.C. V7J 1G1.Phone 980-2434. 1EURODOWNQUILTS, PILLOWS &ACCESSORIESJean Cunningham537-5893Dehydrators! Dehydrators!Dehydrators! Season's end specialsfrom only $239.50. Ivan's Kitchens,Box 1085, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX1 AO Phone 856-1355, many brandsavailable for immediate shipment.Call today. 1Fluorescent yard lights and outdoorfluorescent light fixtures, highoutput and VHO. Sun Signs, Box719, Osoyoos, B.C. VOH 1V0. Phone495-6436. iKENTON HOUSEGALLERYFulford-Ganges Rd.ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLESLOCAL CRAFTSOpen Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun.10 am - 5 pm.537-9515SAVE $2505 hp. 120/240 volt alternator3,000 watts 25/12.5 amps. - $750!537-2209 eves.1 pair 14" radial studded snow tires,$30 each. Single bed and mattress,$25. Phone after 6 pm. 537-5375.PHINE KITIKOUNEON THE FARMBUTCHERINGMEATS CUT TO ORDER537-9281HEATING PROBLEMS?We handle all leading makes offireplaces, inserts, airtights, glassfirescreens, SELKIRK chimneys,brushes, ceiling fans, and manyrelated accessories.VANCOUVER PRICESWarren Wilson - 653-4514ISLAND WOOD HEATINGSPECIALISTS(Successor to G. K. Arnott)40-41 5 MinutePassport Photos-* -x- *SALT SPRINGPHOTOMcPhillips Ave.537-51415 pm.Atco 24' x 40' portable unit. Twowashrooms. Three additional sinks,propane furnace, drywall inside,cedar exterior. Wheelchair ramp,$17,000. Victoria, 478-3711 days,478-8827 evenings. tPropane ConstructionHeatersFOR RENTComplete with 100 lb. cylinder & 50ft. hose — $12 per day, plus gas.100,000 - 400,000 BTU's per unitGULF ISLANDSPROPANE GAS & ELECTRIC LTD.537-2233tfnWOOD STOVESWE'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKESTO COOL DOWN HEAT BILLS!PETIT GODINULEFOSWATERFORD STOVESMADE IN IRELANDmUmVO LUNENBERGJ0tuLPACIFIC ENERGYAirtight Cook StovesGODIN TYROLIASTANLEY JOTULSHRAEDERFireplace InsertsFISHERPACIFIC ENERGYKRESNOalso— Grates — Accessories —— Chimney — Stovepipe —iCOME IN AND SEE OUR SELECTIONGulfstream SupplyYour wood stove centreSheepskins; great Christmas gifts,bedside rugs or warm-up yourfavorite chair. Also cosy sheepskinslippers, all sizes. Order now, 537-5450 and see you at the KingfisherCrafts Fair. 42 2Singer treadle sewing machine,good condition, $75. 537-2148. iVitality through VitaflexA complete system of reflexologythat enhances physical and spiritualwell-being. Appointments made.Write Lottie Brochin, GeneralDelivery. Please include your phonenumber. 1Keys CutGULFSTREAM SUPPLY537-5733ON McPHILLIPS AVENice gift! 300 gummed addresslabels, $2.95. Made by handicappedMail cheque, Handicapped Labels,Box 1315 Station A, Surrey, B.C.V3S 4Y5. (Salespeople wanted -good commission). 42 2FLOWERS-BY-WIRE WORLD WIDE& "GIFT BOUTIQUE-GARDEN FAIRE"IT'S KNOWING WE CARE"Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5.30 pm.Delivery Service537-2534 or 537-5165 eves.Garden FaireFloristValcourt CentreOffers invited: cast iron stove,Scandinavian type, airtight acornshape, new, $240. Chain hoisL1,000 lb. capacity, new, $120; chainsaw. Craftsman 3.6 - 20" near new,$220; T. V. antenna, all channel,lead in cable, rotor, new, $160. Posthole digger, large extention, nearnew, $20. 943-4067 (Tsawwassen)between 5 and 7 pm. 1LOCAL ARTS AND CRAFTSin Fulford Harbour on the Ferry Hill.EFFECTIVE OCT. 1OPEN DAILY 12 noon - 5 pm.CLOSED WEDNESDAYSThe shop is now being run by a cooperativegroup with goods onconsignment from well known localartists and craftspeople as well assome surprising new talent.A wide variety of crafts is offered.Come see us for that special gift.tfnSaturn 6-string folk guitar, $100.Small guitar, $25. Guitar case, $5.12-string Yamaki Deluxe, $90. 2bikes, hobby horse, trike, car radio,stereo in cabinet, hairdryer withchair. 537-9466. 1APPLE JUICERDon't waste those GOOD APPLESmake your own juice!ELECTRIC JUICER FOR RENTFoxgloveStella Designs330 Upper Ganges Rd.(Next to G.I, Auto Sales)Tel: 537-5841Lamps, lampshades, cannisters,vases, etc. Standard selection onview and for sale and will do upcustom colours to match fabric,wallpaper, etc.OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKHay for sale, 75C a bale. 537-9298.Your Rental CentreFor high grade tools/equipment.OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK537-9501TOPSOIL653-452042-2For sale, Lab-setter cross, 8 weekold pups 2 golden, 3 black, $ 15. Call537-2457 eves. 158 Mobrae Ave.,42-2Sunasu vitamin, mineral & herbalsupplement as well as a range ofother Sunasu products. PhoneClaudia evenings at 653-4669.PENINSULACHIMNEYSERVICEServing the Gulf <strong>Island</strong>ssince 1951CALL DANNY BOYFOR PROFESSIONAL CLEANINGOF:* Chimneys* Stoves* FireplacesFurnaces* BoilersFor appointment, call 537-2923 or656-4295 collect.Outer Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s residents, callSidney number for appointment.tfnChurchNoticesSUNDAY, OCT. 25Community GospelChurchDrake Road, GangesSunday School, all ages:10:30 amEvening Service: 7:30 pmBible Study & Prayer:Thursday, 7:30 pmPastor: Rev. S. Hildebrandt537-2622 537-5757GangesUnited ChurchHereford Ave., GangesWorship Service: 10:30 amwith Sunday School forNursery to 1 5 yearsMinister Rev. A.N. Skinner537-5812 537-9343Anglican Parish<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong>St. Mark's -Holy Eucharist - 8:00 amSt. George's -Sunday School - 9:15 amHoly Eucharist - 9:30 amSt. Mary's -Matins - 11:15 amRector: Rev. John Bailey537-2171Catholic Church<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong>Ganges - 9 amFulford - 11:15 amCatechism 10 am every Sun.Saturdays: Ganges - 5 pmRev. Fr. P. A. BerginMayne <strong>Island</strong>St. Mary Magdalene AnglicanSundays: 11:30 amRector: Rev. John Dyer721 3939CATHOLIC MASSON MAYNE ISLANDwill be celebrated on the3rd Sunday of each month.For more information call:Tom Fitzgerald, 539-5310 orChris Frolander, 539-5498ALL WELCOMECOMMUNITY CHURCHAgricultural Hall,Mayne <strong>Island</strong>Sunday School - 9:30 amChurch Service - 10:00 amFor information call 539-5551Galiano <strong>Island</strong>St. Margaret of Scotland(Anglican)Sundays, 9 amFor SaleROLL ENDS OFHARDING CARPETS!UP TO50% OFFDecorating537-2752 537-2222Almond self-cleaning stove and 15cu. ft. refrigerator, used three andone half months. As new - $1,000.537-2387. tHalloween PumpkinsWE GOT THEM AGAIN!For the kids or pumpkin pies -THEY'RE BEAUTIES!Foxglove
Page Twenty GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, October 21, 1981For Sale Cars, Trucks Livestock Personal Work WantedVESUVIUSBAYGeneral StoreHEAD LETTUCELEAF LETTUCEBRUSSELS SPROUTSCABBAGEOPEN 10 - 6 TUES. - SUN.89C79C99C39CD155A Komatsu Hydraulic angledozer, Beales clearing blade, Cat 80pull scraper with control and drawbar, 350C John Deere track loader,forks and bucket. Phone 696-3310.The Hair Shoppefor Men & WomenMOUAT'S MALL — GANGESMon. - Sat. 8.30 - 4.30 pm.537-2712Appointments not always necessaryGarage Sales130 Sunnyside Drive, 653-4679.Short of storage space, must sell -Thursday and Friday, Oct. 22 & 23, -toys - huge assortment, electricstove, glass fireplace screen, carseat covers, new dresser withmirror, golf cart & bag, car tires andmore. 1Saturday, 10 am. 584 Walker Hookfurniture,clothing, English saddle,small appliances, books, skates,plants, fishing gear, tools, knickknacks, games, 537-9363. iGarage sale on Saturday 24th from9 - 4 pm. 1280 Beddis Road. 1Cars, TrucksFord 3/4 ton, 4 speed, mintcondition $2,400. 537-9448. 41 269 VW Van, good drive train, somerust, needs a little work, $800. 537-5118 after 6 pm. 171 Valiant 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto, ps.,excellent running order, $895. 537-5732 - DL6847. i65 Ford truck, good runningcondition, $500. Phone 537-2203.42-270 VW Westphalia, clean inside andout, no rust, new exhaust system,537-9607 - if no ans, 537-5239.1973 Datsun, 4 cyl., auto, veryeconomical, $995 obo. 537-5732.D.L 6847. 11970 Ford 1 ton window van, 3speed standard, V-8, $680. 537-5030. 1'74 Chev. Impala automatic, oneowner, pb., ps., radio, tape deck,trailer hitch. Excellent condition,$2650. 537-9339 after 6 pm. 11974 AMC Hornet, sport-aboutwagon, V-8 auto, ps., $995 obo.537-5732. D.L. 6847. 166 Ford 1 /2 ton, motor & body good,needs transmission. $300 obo. 537-5229 after 7 pm. tfn1975 Chev Van Rally STX 350 V8400 auto. 3/4 ton, ps., pb., goodcondition. Offers. 1968 Ford 1 ton360 4 speed, steel deck, PTO winch,hideaway wrecker boom, newmotor & tires. Offers. 1972 ChevSuburban, 4x4, ps., pb., 350 V8 4^speed 1-2 - 15 LT tires & mags,complete overhaul. Offers. 537-5360. 4i-278 Chev Van 10, automatic, black, 8_cylinder, $6000. Write Dept. A, c/oDriftwood, Box 250, Ganges, B.C.1tfn'70 Ford 1 /2 ton, 302, auto., no rust,ready for winter, $750. 537-5629.11976 Ford F-250 ps., auto, dualtanks, AM-FM stereo 8-track, 40 ch.CB., canopy, good rubber, lowmileage. $4,500 obo. 537-297511967 Isuzu Ballett, 1 owner, 37,000original miles, asking $850. 537-2239 11959 Thunderbird 85,000 originalmiles, good condition. $5,000. 653-4416. 11968 Fargo 1 /2 ton, body damaged,25,000 mi. on reconditioned motor,new clutch, 6-ply tires. $300. 653-4542. I1972 Cortina, 4 cyl., hardly used,43,000 miles, upholstery like new.Needs $200 body work and taif pipeto be in excellent condition, $1,000firm. Linda 653-4340.i1975 Malibu Classic stationwagon.Good condition, automatic, V8., PS.,PB., radio, tape deck, radials,$2,100. 537-9486. tfnBoats18' 6" aluminum seine skiff, valid Clicence 1980 35hp. Johnson andspare motor. Ready to fish. 539-2866 . 42 21977 - 18' Sarigster c/w E-Z loadtrailer, 120 HP. Merc I/O with 447hours. CB & VHF radio, full canopy,excellent condition. Phone days629-6358, evenings 629-6308.14'/2 ft fibreglass Brunswick boatwith 50 hp. electric start, $1,800 ortrade for travel trailer same value.Also older 40 hp manual Johnsonruns good. Phone 537-21 85. 42 221' cruiser boat, sleeps 3, has head,stove & ice box Everything goodcondition Accept best offer. PhoneVictoria, 592-8985 after 6 pm. 41-2Mobile Homes, Trailers1 974 Raised roof, customcamperized Dodge maxi-van, monomatictoilet, 537-5183. 1Harbel Holdings Ltd. Mobile homeslocated in parks on pads. Listingsand sales. We welcome allenquiries. Listings wanted. WheelEstate. Phone collect. LowerMainland Division. 13647 - 100thAvenue, Surrey, B.C. V3T 1H9. 585-3622: Kamloops Division. 90- 180Seymour Street, Kamloops, B.C.V2C 2E2. 372-5711. The WheelEstate People. D. L. 6747. tfn12 x 68 - 3 bdrm. mobile home, 5"appliances, large double windows.Excellent condition. Can stay inpresent location for a limited time.$26,000. Offers. 537-5124. tfnBrand new 14 x 60 (840 sq. feet.) 2bedroom. Must be moved. $29,500.Phone 588-8818. (DL5246). tfn1968 - 17.V4' Kustom Koach trailer.Toilet, fridge, furnace, oven, 3-waylights, tape deck and radio. Supershape. Located on Mayne. 594-8221, Delta. 40-41120 sq. ft. double wide - 28' x 40' -3 bedroom, 4 appliances, forced airfurnace (propane/gas), nicelydecorated, well-built, wellinsulated.For more info, phone 537-5653. 11 year old, 2 bedroom Paramount12'x 52'. 537-9607. 1Livestock14 yr. old horse, excellent forbeginners^ gentle, 15.2 h.h. 537-5371. ,Thomspn Valley Hereford BreedersT2th Annual T3reed Improver Sale.Saturday, October 3t, KXAKamloops. 73 select purebredherefords, horned and polled, bullsand heifers. Show 9 am. Sale 1 pm.For information 835-4605 or 374-3869. itfnCustom feeding. Quality service atcompetitive rates. Added advantageof being near to markets. HaneyFarms, Picture Butte, Alberta. Phone(403) 738-4410 or (403) 738-434440-4Brown egg layers, 2 yrs. old -producing now. $1.50 each. Buy oneor the doz. Phone 537-5859. 1Card of ThanksThanks to the Fulford Volunteer FireDept. for their prompt and skilledassistance on Oct: 16. The Henleys,Forest Ridge Rd 1Bill & Lea would like to thank all theirfriends for the lovely flowers, cardsand good wishes received duringLea's recent stay in the VancouverGeneral Hospital An extra special"thank you'' to Drs. Ledgerwood,Frazer, MacGregor and theirassociates and toall the staff on East10 Centennial Pavillion for theirwonderful care and concern, before,during and after the operations. Leais now feeling fine.Stevens (Galiano <strong>Island</strong>)FoundMale tabby cat on Blackburn Road,537-5698. iPair of sunglasses on Blain Rd. earlyMonday morning (ThanksgivingDay.) Pick up at Driftwood. 1AnnouncementsATTENTION AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS! A meeting toform an A.I. Action Group on S.S.I,will be held Friday, Oct. 23 at 8 pm.at 164 Morningside Rd. PhyllisWebb will also report briefly on theA.I. Congress on "The Writer andHuman Rights" recently held inToronto. Please call 653-4256 if youplan to attend 41-2BirthsWe have a new arrival too!FALL & WINTER LINE OFTender TootsiesFor Every Walk of LifeTURNERSDeathsMCDERMOTT, on October 12, 1981at Victoria General Hosptial, WilliamWalter McDermott aged 72 years of14 - 648 Esquimalt Rd Predeceasedby his wife Gladys Muriel on Sept.19, 1981. He is survived by Michaeland Patricia Morris, grandchildren,Susan, Shelley and Ray all ofNanaimo, four sisters, Mrs. MarionMarks, Port Alberni, DorothyKirkham, Vancouver, JeanneMcAfee, North Vancouver andPeggy Patterson in Coquitlam.Funeral services were held 3 pm.Thursday, Oct 15 in the GangesUnited Church, Rev. A. Skinnerofficiated, interment in the GangesCemetery. Flowers gratefullydeclined, donations may be made tothe B. C. Heart Fund Arrangementsby Goodman Funeral Home,Ganges. 1AITKEN, peacefully at home on Oct.13, 1981, Robert Aitken of GlenEcho, Mayne Is. in his 78th year. Heleaves his wife. May a son anddaughter-in-law, Robert and Mary ofVictoria, grandchildren, Robert andRegan, a brother David, Oliver, B.C.,a sister, Mrs Margaret McKenzie,Abbotsforch—BTCT—and many dealfriends on Mayne <strong>Island</strong> andelsewhere. A graveside serviceMonday, Oct. 19 at 2 pm. in thechurchyard of Ut. Mary MagdaleneChurch on Mayne Is., Canon RichardHunt officiated. Flowers gratefullydeclined, if so desired donationsmay be made to the CanadianCancer Society. Arrangements byGoodman Funeral Home, Ganges. 1Excellent computer and personaldating service in your area.Romantic yet realistic way to meetcompatible friend and partner.Request free information from ourmain office: Human Contact, B4,818-16th Avenue, N.W. Calgary,T2M 0K1 41-3WantedWanted - good drawing table. 537-9667. 1USed garden tractor with lawnmowing attachment. Used selfpropelledlawn mower. Call 537-5791 after 4.30 pm. 41-2Recycle your floral containers, 50C,75C and $1 paid for clean,undamaged bud vases, bowls,brandy glasses, etc. Garden FaireFlorists, Valcourt Centre, 537-2534.Wanted - cedar saw logs from Gulf<strong>Island</strong>s. Phone Mel - 653-4272. tinUsed books, records and tapes.Annie's Music Box 537-9421. tfnUsed hot water tank, any side. Call537-2683 and let it ring lots. 1Brownie uniform size 8-10 653-4565. 1Work WantedHouse cleaning, childcare available.Responsible, caring woman offersquality housecleaning, cooking andchildcare. Have own reliable vehicle.Four years of teaching experience.Please call Sunanda. 537-2326.Fulford man will do odd jobs, $7 perhour. Call Klaus, 653-4668. 1Need a handy man for constructionorgeneral work, 5 years experience.Call 537-2989. ask for Rob. 42-2Experienced tutor offering servicesin most subjects to students of alllevels. Please call 653-4664 formore information. 1"HANDY HAND"Need a hand around the yard,garden, boat or whatever?.HIRE A FAST AND EFFICIENTYOUNG STUDENTto do the job for you!Call Craig at 537-924939-4Chainsaw operator will fall and clearto suit. Quick efficient service. $20per hour or barter. Phone Wayneevenings till 9 pm. 537-9301. 40-4For home cleaning and garden work,painting and 101 other fix-it-jobs,call Kirstie, 537-5432 evenings.Gardener, horticulturally trainedand experienced in pruning, fruitand ornamentals, landscaping, treework. References. Reasonablerates. Call 653-4270.tfnGARDEN ARTSarah GadonHouse wanted to rent to tworesponsible couples, one child, seeksecluded comfortable house formonth of November, possibly longer.Excellent local references, 595-5208 Victoria. 1Wanted: to rent a garage, 537-2577.tfnIfnLee-Ann GordonCERTIFIED HORTICULTURIST537-2176 9 - 5 pm.• Fall clean-up• Pruning• Landscape Designs• Installations or do-it-yourselfReliable mother will babysit, loveskids, my home. Cranberry andToynbee Rd. area. 537-9466. • 1Wanted to RentR.D. PROPERTYMANAGEMENT* LEASES * RESIDENTIAL•ACREAGES 'COMMERCIALDennis Andrews - 537-5411R. R. 2, <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> Way, Ganges.For Rent3 room suite for rent near Ganges.537-9512. 12 bedroom new mobile home inpark, deluxe appliances, toresponsible tenants only $350. 537-9607, if no ans. 537-5239. 1Room for rent for storage in heated,lived-in home. 653-4529. 1One bedroom, all electric cottagesuitable for single person, no pets.537-2956. 1Cottage in Fulford Harbour availableNov. - May. Adults only, $200 plusutilities. 653-4257. 1DON'T FORGET!Driftwood ClassifiedDEADLINEMonday - 3 pm.Available in October, 2 bedroomsuite, approx. 800 sq. ft., 1 Vi milessouth of Ganges, electric heat,laundry room. Owner lives on mainfloor. References required. Lease apossibility. $350 per month. Pleasephone only between 9.30 - 11 30am. or 8 - 10 pm. 537-9486 tfnAvailable Nov. 1st. cosy, newlyrenovated 2 bdrm. log house, newW. W. carpeting, electric heat,airtight woodstove and heatilatorfireplace, tranquil farm setting,share of barn and pasture. Kids andpets O.K. 1 year lease, references.Anne, 537-2794.Lake view cottages. Winter ratesinclude electric heat, town water,cooker, fridge, double or twinbedroom, hideabed in lounge. MapleRidge Resort, Box 356, Ganges.537-2311. tfn4 bedroom home, Vesuvius Bay,view - $600 per month. AvailableNovember 1, 1981. Somefurnishings for sale. Phone 537-5880 after 6 pm. 42-2Waterfront chalet home. Southernexposure, available until June 1,1982. 3 bdrms., 2% baths, 2fireplaces, $600/month. 537-5568.tfnHelp WantedAVONTO BUY OR SELL —call Mrs. GuentherCollect - 652-2837 eves.Experienced meat-cutter - food storelocated Northern Community.Salary negotiable. Subsidizedhousing/utilities. Phone (403) 993-5475. Mail resume Box 540,Dawson City, Yukon, YOB 1G0. 1Homemakers needed on Galiano<strong>Island</strong>. Own transportation, goodhousekeeping skills, interested inpersonal care. Write PeninsulaCommunity Homemakers, 9978Second St., Sidney, B.C. V8L 3Y8.41-2GULF ISLAND SCHOOL DISTRICTAIDESApplications are invited from personinterested in either of two positionsas classroom aides: One full-timeposition in the English Department;one half-time position in the SocialStudies Department.An aide provides assistance toteachers in the classroom andassists with clerical duties. Agenuine interest in young adults isessential.Written applications should reachthe undersigned by 1981 - 10-26Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 128,Ganges, B.C 1
Wednesday. October 21, 1981Page Twenty-OneHelp Wanted Notices Coming Events Coming Events Real Estate WantedREALTORSExperienced salespersons required,excellent commissions, apply inconfidence Dept. C, c/o Driftwood,Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0.Looking for a job but no experience?Training available for sculpturedfingernail extension. Certifiedtraining. Tuition tax deductible.Materials provided for setting upyour own business. Beauty Nails ofCalifornia. Phone days 463-5025,evenings 462-7587 or 462-77741 2Newspaper advertising salesrepresentatives needed for AlbertaWeeklies. Call Michael Lucas, FortSaskatchewan Record (403) 998-7070 or Art Hirsekorn, SherwoodPark News (403) 464-3044. 1B.C.R.N. Graduate nurse requiredfor small hospital - 160 miles east ofVancouver. Accommodation, $100monthly. Apply Director of Nursing,St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Lytton,B.C. VOK 1Z0. Phone 455-2221.Certified Dental Assistant requiredfor Lillooet B.C. Pleasant workingconditions, good salary. Phonecollect 256-7162 or write Dr. B.Goldberg, Box 188, Lillooet, B.C.VOK 1V0. 42-2Business OpportunitiesPay too much income tax? Learnmoney-saving tax tips, earn moneydoing tax returns. Write U & R TaxSchools, 1148 Main Street,Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2W 3S6. iMoney! Homesmakers distributeCanadian Aloe Vera Skin HealthProducts and/or unique waterpurifiers. Rapid earning, trainingprogram. Fred Biollo - phone 594-5084, 11374 - 83rd Avenue, Delta,B.C. V4C 2G6.iBe your own boss! Thriving freightand passenger business, $100,000Residence $65,000. Ownersretiring. Cowichan Valley StageLines Ltd., Box 5.89, Lake Cowichan,B.C. VOR 2G0. Phone 749-3221. iHousewives, farmers, businessmen!Do your family's tax returns,year end tax planning. Write U & RTax Schools, 1148 Main Street,Winnipeg, Manitoba R2W 3S6 forfree brochure. 1For sale by owner 85 seatrestaurant. Fully licensed. Grossapproximately $350,000. Goodterms. Phone 395-3227. 41-2NoticesANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGofthe<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong>TENNIS ASSOCIATIONwill be held at 6.30 pm. onOCTOBER 30th at theGOLF & COUNTRY CLUBActivities will include a businessmeeting, election of officers,presentation of trophies, dinner andsocial. For catering purposes wemust know the number of peopleattending. Please phone NormanBest at 537-2020 or any executivemember by Oct. 26th to inform themof your attendance.Executive committee42-2FREE FOR THE ASKING - a listenerwho cares. Call NEED Crisis Line -any time. 386-6323 or from <strong>Salt</strong><strong>Spring</strong> call toll free Zenith 2262.<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong>Trust CommitteeTrustees will be in attendance atRoom 104, in the Court House atGangoo,—ovory—Tuoodoy—morningfrom 10 o'clock till noon.tfnA. A. Meetings, Tuesdays andFridays, 8 pm. Open meetings lastFriday ofthe month. 537-2322,537-9212 or 537-2135. tfntfnMargaret Atwoodwill be in DuncanWEDNESDAY, OCT. 28For more information, phoneVOLUME II Bookstore537-9223<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> Nursery School (parentowned and operated) has spaceavailable for 3 and 4 year olds. Forinformation, please call enrolmentchairperson, Laurie Fiander. 537-23 1 4 42 2Lady MintoHOSPITAL AUXILIARYRegular MonthlyMEETINGMonday, October 26 - 2 pm.Ganges United Church HallSPEAKER: Mrs. Diane Horovatin,Head Nurse, Acute Unit, Lady MintoHospital. 1Dana WindtSHIATSU THERAPISTwith 4 years experience in Toronto ispleased to announce the opening ofher practice on <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong>.Shiatsu is a Japanese form ofmassage with wide clinicalapplications in the treatment ofmigraines, whiplash, backproblems, etc. For treatments callDana 537-9482.tfnFLEA MARKETFULFORD HALLSaturday, Nov 14-12-3 pm.Tables - $5 - call C. Walde653 4329A. A. meetings for women only - call537-2763, Sat., Sun., Mon. onlyS.P.C.A.LOST AND FOUND PETSGeneral Enquiries537-2123Please send memberships anddonations to Box 522, Ganges, B.C.AL-ANON helps those who are livingwith or near a severe drinkingproblem. Weds. 1.30 pm. For moreinfo phone 537-9549 or 537-2717.Also Fri. 8.00 pm. Phone 537-2618.Coming EventsSCHOOL DISTRICT #64CONTINUING EDUCATION offersBeginning LATINJohn Hall, Ganges Hill school, 7.30pm - 7 sessions, $22, startingThursday, Oct. 29. 1SCHOOL DISTRICT #64CONTINUING EDUCATION OffersLiving, Loving, LearningA film evening with discussion. Wehope to form an on-goingclass/study group for improvinghuman relationships. No fee.Monday, Oct. 26 - 7 30 pm. in the<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> Elementary Library (seearticle this issue). For moreinformation, call 537-2822 or stopby the Continuing Education Centrein Mouat's Mall. 1FREE FAMILY.SWIMSUNDAYS - 6.30 - 8 pm.SIDNEY POOLFor information re car pool, phoneTom Watson. 537-5434 or JackAlbhouse, 537-2183.tfnBingo every Wednesday except 2ndWednesday, Lower Central Hall,1.30 pm. Golden Age RecreationClub.tfntfntfnWednesday isWomen's Night at theWOMEN'S PLACECommunity Centre, Ganges HillOCT. DROP IN HOURS: Mon. 9-12pm. Tues., Thurs., Fri. - 1 - 4 pm.PEER COUNSELLING WORKSHOP -Learn to give and receive emotionalsupport - led by Trishia Joel. Preregistrationplease - essential forthose requiring childcare, Saturday,Oct. 24th, 10-5 pm. Pot luck lunch.$2 - $10 or other exchange.537-95221Flying eastward to the sunthe little bird transports his nestwhere for two days of lively funhe'll spread for sale his Christmasbest.With food and music to regale youwhile you choose from crafts galoreand a chance for chatting with thecraftsmen,could you ask for any more?Just two things you must rememberif you would catch this merry chase;the time's 7th and 8th of Novemberand BEAVER POINT HALL'S theplace.Self AwarenessWORKSHOP41 2"Humane Communications"Nov. 7-1-5 pm. Harbour HousePreregistration required, call 537-2125 or 537-9347. 42-3Women's Symposiumin DuncanDance, music, art, workshops,public meeting and much, muchmore!SUNDAY, OCT. 25 - 10 am. - 10 pm.Cowichan Community Centre - 3rdfloor - sponsored by Baha'is of NorthCowichan. 1SALTSPRING N.D.P.Meeting ThursdayOctober 28th - Elementary SchoolLibrary - 8 pm.SPEAKER: Molly Phillips on herrecent visit to Inner Mongolia withslides. 42-2Craftspeople! Register now for <strong>Salt</strong><strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong> Community SocietyChristmas Craft Faire, Nov. 27th -28th. Call 537-9212 or 537-5643for information. 1SCHOOL DISTRICT 64CONTINUING EDUCATION offers:STRESS & TENSIONWORKSHOPMichael Blades, 1 day - Saturday,Oct. 24, 9.30 - 12, 1 - 4 pm. MahonHall - Fee $10. Theory of stress,relaxation skills, suitable to all ages.Bring blanket or mat, etc.Women's Self-DefenseWEN-DOA two-day workshop - Fee $15.Beginners class is almost full (limit20). Intermediate class will becancelled if minimum of 10enrolments is not received byMonday, Oct. 26.For more information, call 537-2822or 537-9251. To register dropcheque in mail to Srhnnl District Rzi(Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s), Ganges or pop byContinuing Education Centre inMouat's Mall. 1Driftwood ClassifiedsDEADLINE: MONDAY 3 PM.Sutherland - Turner& BlackSTUDIO SHOW &SALEOctober 23 - 24 - 25FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAYHope Bay, North Pender <strong>Island</strong>REFRESHMENTSBusiness Services-
Wednesday. October 2L I9KI ,Real Estate for Sale1/2 acre secluded lot with 8 x 40mobile home. Drive way in. Powerup to property. Three miles fromGanges. $42,000. Terms availableat 14% interest. Phone 403-624-2444. Box 1895, Peace River,Alberta. TOH 2X0. 41-4Mayne <strong>Island</strong>, half acre level treedlot, few minutes from ferry, someview of Village Bay. Water andHydro. 124 Spinnaker Drive.$34,000,112-531-4510. tfnToo Late to ClassifyCARS'71 Javelin S.S.T., V8, ps., pb.,custom interior, needs minor work,$2,250 obo. Phone after 5, 537-9386. 1FOR SALEDalmation, black labrador crosspups. Eight weeks old, with shots,$50. Pender <strong>Island</strong>, 629-6172 or537-5773. 1CARS1975 Toyota Corolla SR-5 speed,excellent condition, inside and out,$3,200. Ph. 537-2026, Pat. 1LOSTLadies 14 kt. gold watch,'Longuines'. Reward. 537-2468.Too Late to ClassifyREAL ESTATE WANTEDWanted: house or property inWildwood Crescent area. 537-2835.1COMING EVENTSSALTSPRING CONCERT SOCIETYDue to injury, KATHRYN ELYSCONCERT is CANCELLED!We are pleased to present:THE TONE-ART STRING QUARTETwith guest artist, Jerry Domer -Oboe. Sunday, October 25 at 2 pm.St. Georges Church1FOR SALER28 insulation, 23 fiction fit, $18bale; 8 ft. flourescent light units,$15; 4 ft. flourescent tubes, $1; 5gal. gas cans, $5; bolt cutters, 1/2"re-bar, $75, Arrow shingle hammertacker, $50; Arrow 3/4" staples fortacker, Hilti gun & shot & pin, semiauto,$200. Rockwell 1 /2 rev. drill, 8amp, $150. Phone after 5, 537-9386. lFOR SALELet theSUNSHINE IN!With a SKYLIGHT this winter.Most sizes available starting at $175Can be installed in any roof structureConferenceprotestsoutletsThe provincial government hasbeen urged by a Capital Regionconference to keep beer and wineout of grocery stores.The conference on crime in thecommunity held in Saanichtonover the weekend expressedconcern that such a measure wouldencourage a greater availability ofbeer and wine among youngpersons.The delegates unanimouslyapproved the resolution to ask theminister of consumer affairs toabandon any such plans.Too Late to ClassifyFOR RENTDo you need a home for rent? I havesome available now. Phone R.D.Property Management. 537-5411after 7.30 pm.iBBJohn LiverGaliano 539-2119GULF ISLANDS SERVICEBLOCK BROS.Galiano WaterfrontApprox. 370 ft. S.W. waterfront on Trincomali Channel, with 2bdrm. older home. $195,000.Spacious home designed for gracious living. Spectacularlocation on Vh acres with 150 ft. walk-on waterfront.$235,000.Modern home on 1.48 acres with 139 ft. of waterfront (view)looking S.W. across Trincomali Channel. If a fantastic view iswhat you are looking for & loads of sunshine then this is for you.$210,000.Galiano Acreages8.45 acres treed ALR land in convenient location. $85,000.7.12 acres with cabin (unfinished inside) & foundations for ahome with good sea & island view & approx. 2 acres cleared.$100,000.vNorth Pender <strong>Island</strong>Lot - .55 acre with water, hydro & phone. $24,500.Block Bros. Realty, 3479 Dunbar, Vancouver. 228-9711.WANTEDWanted to buy, pieces of Clovelly'Woodsware. 537-2468.iDarleneWORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED653-4575BOX 929, GANGES, B.C. VOS 1 EOO'Donne//presents . . .CUSHEON LAKE WATERFRONT HOME REDUCED!! - 1acre of lakefront with attractive 2 BR home featuring fireplace& full basement. Watch the trout jumping from living room,dining room, kitchen or patio. The price has been reduced to$149,000 and Vendor is willing to consider TRADES of land ormachinery, & will consider carrying half.SEAVIEW HOME NEAR FERNWOOD - this immaculate1570 sq. ft. home features stone FP, 3 spacious BRs, livingroom, dining room plus 437 sq. ft. loft, large sundeck, possiblesuite below. All on beautifully landscaped Vi acre.ATTRACTIVE 2-3 BR bungalow on .61 acre near Fulford.$50,000 down with balance at 16% - Full price - $104,500.COTTAGE ON NEARLY Vi ACRE - with year round stream,near beach & Fulford Inn. Offered at $68,900.GARDENER'S SPECIAL - 2.77 acres near Fulford withattractive well-built home. Large workshop, fruit trees, goodsoil, lots of water. $149,900I * « * * . J5 ACRES - SLOPING WITH VALLEY & LAKE VIEWS. OnCranberry Road - $75,000.CORNER OF SCARFF & KING'S LANE - Gently slopingwooded .52 acre close to town, yet very private. $56,500.13 ACRE LAKEFRONT ESTATE-with over 1*000'frontage onStowell Lake nr. Fulford. There's a cosy cottage & an oldermobile. Good soil and some timber on property. Unlimitedpossibilities here. Asking $289,000.GARAGE & AUTO WRECKING BUSINESS PLUS HOME -on over 10 view acres Centrally located, an excellentopportunity for the right person. Comfortable home withpossible suite Rental cottage. Large, well-equipped shop &two wreckers. Zoned Industrial 3. MLS.Lo i fc> ft AChci imh I would be happy- to oheiw you a gouilselection of lots & acreages at competitive pricesFREE MARKET EVALUATION - for confidential marketevaluation of your home or property, please call meDARLENE O'DONNELL537-5568 or 653-4386100 HILLS HOMEAn area of luxury residences with excellentviews of the ocean and mountains. This 3bedroom home has a large sundeck, aworkshop, greenhouse, thermopanewindows, heatilator fireplace and air-tightwood stove in the lower level. There is a largegarden area. $169,900 MLS.LAND FOR SALE.79 acres near Ganges. Piped water,cablevision and power. Ocean views.$49,000..61 acres. Southern slope with lake views.Power, piped water and cablevision. $55,000with terms.3 acres. Level, arable with ocean views andseclusion. $99,500.5 acres. Wooded with superb views.$140,000 with excellent terms.Mayne <strong>Island</strong> - lot near Miners Bay. $18,900.PENDER ISLAND<strong>Island</strong>s-in-theBox 570,Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0GULFHOBBY FARM NEAR GANGES537-5521Nearly 2 acres of good land with tree cover.Excellent exposure and well-built RoundHouse. 2 bedrooms plus loft and craft room.$154,900 with Vendor financing.FULFORD HARBOURHOMEDelightful single-level home on 3/4 acres.Separate guest cottage. 2 bedrooms, stove,direplace and large sundeck. Very private.$150,000.RENOVATED 2 BEDROOM HOMEThis 1000 sq. ft. home in Maliview has beenrenovated and includes large living room withfireplace, 2 bedrooms and a modern kitchen.The Vi acre lot is cleared and arable with 2outbuildings. $99,500.VESUVIUS HOMEIf you have checked prices in Vesuvius lately,you will realize that this modular home is agreat bargain. 900 sq. ft., 2 bedroom modularhome on a V2 acre, fenced property. Shortwalk to beach. $83,900.GULF ISLANDS FARM17+ acres of rich bottom land. Plenty of water,modern home and barn. Sunny southernslope. Vendor will provide financing to anasking price ofPRICE REDUCEDto $260,000. MLS.CHEAP, CHEAP HOUSINGMobile home set up in trailer park, $11,000.RON McQUIGGAN537-5521 (days) 537-9220 (eves.)Ocean view lot with piped water on paved road. Southwest exposure. $40,000. Excellent terms!BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Mobile HomePark, showing good return, 22 pads, rentalsuite, 2 BR home, etc. Price $215,000.Excellent terms, reasonable interest rates.LUXURY NEW HOME 1800 SQ. FT. -Every room has panoramic seaview, 3 Baths,Family Room, Balconies on each level,architecturally designed. Offers to $215,000.Excellent terms.ABSOLUTELY THE BEST SEAVIEW LOT inGanges Heights with views forever - 2.8acres of privacy with outstanding oceanviews. Large cedars and firs to build yourhome. One of a kind! $8b,UOO with terms.Offers.FOR THE ARTISTIC - Spacious 3 BR, V/tbath architecturally designed home,featuring extensive use of Cedar and stainedglass. $90,000. Excellent value, terms.JOHN GOWAN 629-6375CLOSE TO LAKE AND OCEAN - spacious 3BR home on secluded park-like .54 acre,fenced, pool, fruit trees. $130,000.LOTS3/4 acre across from ocean. Good value at$45,000.1/2 acre close to St. Mary Lake. $52,000.Offers..67 acre, septic tank and field in, drilled well,across from safe moorage. $66,000.1.39 acres, valley view, Mt. Maxwell wateroupply. »67,000. Offoro.BETTY VALDEZ537-5521 (days) 537-9756 (eves.)
Wednesday. October 21. 1981C>I'I F ISLANDSDRIKTWOODPage Twenty-1 hreeHiring of aides is questionedNow only $229,000.Despite the explanation thatteacher aides fill a versatile role inclassroom needs, John Zacharias,Pender <strong>Island</strong> trustee and JimRipley. Galiano trustee, questionwhy so many are hired.Aides help teachers preparelessons and perform some ol themenial work involved in teachingbut do not have charge of a class.The Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s School Districtemploys several aides to helpvarious classes."We're five and diming thissituation," said Ripley of a staffrequest to hire more aides."Why don't we know at budgettime how many teachers and aideswe need?" he asked.Zacharias questions why thedistrict hires so many aides whenanother teacher may do the job.His concern went beyond thehiring of aides when he askedabout part-time teachers as well.Bob Huestis. superintendent forthe district, explained thatflexibility can be maintained withthe hiring of six aides who could domore tasks than an additionalteacher.Aides are a recognized need ineducation and arc in use on aprovince-wide basis, said Huestis.He also pointed out that the Gulf<strong>Island</strong>s education system utilizes anumber of non-paid and nonprofessionalpersons in the class.Volunteer workers help withlarge classes or are used in classeswhere a need is perceived. Theyprovide a much needed service,said Huestis.Pot hole blamed for accidentPot holes cause problems for theunwary and the roads of <strong>Salt</strong><strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong> harbour somedandies.Elizabeth Nichols was leavingthe parking lot of the HarbourHouse in Ganges when she ranthrough a pot hole with hermoped.She was tossed to the road andended in Lady Minto Hospitalwith suspected internal injuries.MIHER&TOYNBEEP.O. Box 8. Ganges. B.C. 537-5537W/F ST. MARY LAKE - over 2 acres with approx. 300'W/F which provides the privacy you would expect for thislarge executive home and guest home. Come in & see thepictures then let us take you out to the property.* » *VESUVIUS AREA - Large serviced view lot approx. 1.13acres serviced water, power & telephone in an exclusivearea. Subdivision has a good restrictive covenant. Fullprice $59,000.» # *BEAVER POINT - 3 small acreages side by side. Goodroad frontage for each parcel. Wooded & some arablearea. Ideal for small hobby farms. Priced from $75,000 to$85,000.• * *GANGES - Serviced lot, level with view. Parked withgood building site. Priced to sell @ $54,500.HARVEY HENDERSON (days) 537-5537 (eves) 653-4380BERT TIMBERS (days) 537-5537 (eves.) 390-3311HOMES:1) 2 bedroom - near beach, V2 acre, $105,000.2) 2 bedroom - garage, close to Ganges, 1 acre $110,000.3) 3 bedroom - Maracaibo, 1% acres, deluxe home $247,000.4) 2 bedroom - mobile, next to beach, .37 acres, landscaped$63,000.5) WATERFRONT - SOUTHEY POINT - 3 level split, 2.6 acres,200' W/F $398,000.6) New home - 5 acres, close to town, fireplace, carport, deck$150,000.PROPERTY:1) 91 acres -19 lot subdivision underway, ocean and mountainviews - $550,000.2) 5 acres - North End, treed, gentle slope, possible view -$95,000.3) 2V2 acres - 4 miles from Ganges, treed, 2 frontages - terms -$53,000.4) 11 acre hobby farm, barn, fenced, seeded, southern exposure- $225,000.5) 5 acres, treed and rocky, no maintenance required - $95,000,offers.6) 1.5 acres, views, cleared, water, cable TV, driveway in,$49,000.7) VS acre, water, power, sewer, TV, level for gardening$45,000.COMMERCIAL1) Thriving Automotive and Marine dealership, near 1 acre ofdowntown waterfront, large shop and sales area, severalfranchises, land, buildings, stock, equipment all for $625,000.KEVIN BELL Office 537-5537, Home 537-58332 BR home on sunny V2 acre in village, $119,900.4 BR home, full basement, 1.7 acres, close in. Reduced to$115,000.3 BR St. Mary Lake waterfront home, $225,000.1V2 acre view lot near St. Mary Lake. Terms available. $49,900.Commercial Properties - for details and to view callLEO HORNCASTLE (days) 537-5537 (eves.) 537-2629The condition of the moped orthe pot hole was not reported.LISTINGSWANTEDThinking of Selling?We have qualified buyers for lots,acreage, cottages and businesses,either ocean front, ocean view orinland. For a no-obligationevaluation, call:JIM LEAKEGULF ISLAND SPECIALISTRes. 943-7862North Pender <strong>Island</strong> 629-3464Office (24 hrs.) 278-3531CANADA TRUST6380 No. 3 Rd., Richmond, B.C.V6Y 2B3PENDER ISLAND- Lots from $29,000.Sturdy older home on parklike 1V4 acres$107,500.CALL JESSIE (PAT) JAMES537-9556MAYNE ISLANDNew Listing - level lot, approx. 2 blocks frompublic beach access. In Bennett Bay area.Asking $20,900.SATURNA ISLAND35.5 acres SOUTHWEST facing slope.Magnificent VIEWS. $127,500.Vi acre plus home. Beautiful VIEWS. 200' topublic BEACH. $98,000.SALT SPRING ISLAND1. Acreage10 acre parcel, mostly southern exposure,access road, valley views, selection ofbuilding sites, mostly gentle slope, PRIVACY.Included is 15' travel trailer. $87,500.2. Waterfront - Maracaibo EstatesSOUTH-WEST facing waterfront on LongHarbour. Approximately 230' of frontage withMOORAGE facing the lot. DRIVEWAY in.Shared WELL, hydro to lot line adjacent toBUILDING SITE. Easy access to water withLOW BANK frontage. Slightly less than 1.5acres. $189,500.3. Waterfront - Bare Land Strata TitleSOUTH-WEST facing waterfront in exclusivestrata area on Long Harbour. DEEP WATERMOORAGE at your front door. Controlledaccess to PRIVATE tennis courts, wharf,swimming area, etc. Piped water. Abeautifully situated BUILDING SITE. Anexcellent acquisition for the qualified buyer.$ 179,50O1. One-level home with beautiful oceanviews $1 59,500.2. St. Mary Lake waterfront with two A-frames $158,000.3. West-facing high bank waterfront$155,000.CALL MEL COATES 537-2300Ontuijc-WESTERN HOMES ITO.1623 McKemie 721-2121This Fulford 11.78 acre farm is realistically priced to today'smarket. Offering elbow-room both inside and out...three verypretty bedrooms plus large den, country style kitchen withwood burner backed with brick, beamed ceiling living roomwith brick fireplace, two full bathrooms, lots of storage, allappliances and real leaded windows - outside, the "OldEnglish" appearance is enhanced with brick and cedar sidingand bay window blended to create a comfortable setting withsimple gardens, forest and pasture fenced and cross fenced,southfacing.JESSIE (PAT)JAMES537-9556MEL COATES537-2300Box 1022. Ganges. B.C. VOS 1E0For further information callMARY SMALLGulf <strong>Island</strong>s Realty Ltd.Office 537-5577 Home 537-9566Blanket your ad.Run your classified in 79 community newspapersin B.C. and the Yukon.Enquire today!SALT SPRING ISLANDNew Listing - stunning island & water viewfrom this 5.53 acres all cleared with 3 BR(plus office) home. Jenn-Air range, side byside fridge. Large barns - close to Ganges.Future subdivision potential. $295,000.Ocean view - spacious farmhouse on 12 acrefarm, large oil-heated greenhouse, well builtchicken & turkey houses, good soil, plenty ofwater. What more could you ask for?$265,000.BEST BUY! - Super view property, 1 acregood soil, piped water, close to town. Ownersays SELL at $55,000.Investment waterfront acreage withrevenue - some owner financing. Beautifulhome site or for future subdivision.$295,000.Water view Lindal home , stone fireplace onover VA acre. Lots of well water, separateworkshop, games room, etc. $149,500.BUILDING LOTSOn sewer, piped water, good soil - close toexcellent fishing. $49,500.Very attractive secluded lot, well, locatednear main road. $45,900.MAYNE ISLANDBusy, fully licensed dining room on 1 acrewith water view. Excellent location. Owners'suite. Assumable mortgage @ 10%!! Fullprice just $165,000 - includes everything!New Listing - carefully built 3 BR home onquiet cul-de-sac with 1800 sq. ft. of livingspace, just 2 min. from ferries. Excellentwater supply - large decks. Faces south. Thishome is nearing completion. Spaciouskitchen with very attractive nook will haveIkea cabinets. Easy care lot - excellent buy at$115,000.Super waterfront lot - over 2 acres ofnaturally landscaped gently sloping land withover 1100 ft. waterfront. On sewer & pipedwater. $199,500. Some financing available.Attractive semi-waterfront home - $ 122,500.Investment acreage - 43 acres - gently rollingland, water available - excellent buildingsites, subdividable - $5,000 an acre.VICTORIACentrally located bachelor condominium.Super views, on bus line & close to shopping.$39,500.Retreat lakefront property in Northern B.C. -excellent fishing & hunting area. Phone fordetails.JESSIE (PAT) JAMES537-9556
Page Twenty-FourGULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, October 21, 1981SALT SPRING LANDS LTD.121 Fulford-Ganges Rd.Box 69, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 Phone 537-5515Driftwood Mall, Pender <strong>Island</strong>Phone 629-3383.52 ACRE DELUXE SEAVIEWHydro, water and cable TV to this exceptionalSW exposed lot on Sunset Drive. Beautiful buy.$79,500.17.6 AC. SEAVIEW ESTATEWITH PRIVATE LAKEOne in a million. This 17.6 cere holdingfeatures seaviews, private trout lake, spring,seasonal stream, salt spring & ocean access.Fantastic location. Perfect family holding orprivate estate. Truly unique. By appt. only.ACREAGE9.55 ACRESGently rolling acreage suitable for hobby farmor retreat. Double road frontage, some cleared,some treed. Driveway & hydro. Close to 2 lakes.$86,500.11.1 acres seaview, driveway & well.$125,000.204 ACRES SERVICEDBeat the bank on this one. Cleared, good well,paved road, ready to build on. Try your offerwith vendor carrying to your cash down.$69,500.V/2 ACRES - SOUTH EXPOSUREValuable corner lot minutes from downtown.Easy building site with hydro, driveway & dugwell. Excellent southern exposure and valleyand farm view. Vendor will accept $30,000down and finance the balance at below bankrates. $79,500.2.12 ACRES VALLEY VIEWExcellent well, mostly cleared. Assumable 12%financing. $64,000.3.53 ACRES PANORAMIC SEAVIEWFully serviced with southwest exposure. Veryprivate setting in exclusive area. Good value at$79,500, vendor willing to delay completion to1982.501 ACRESSOUTH EXPOSED VALLEY VIEWThe perfect setting for your solar home. Nicelytreed acreage at end of cul-de-sac. A good buyat $79,500.HOMES....YES!! This week I am advertising 5which are described briefly below, but I haveaccess to many more; please telephone.1. ISLAND seclusion, 4 BR home on 3.59 ac.Assumable mortgage with primary lender andvendors prepared to assist with financing.Excellent family home.2. 3 BR OLDER home on 5 ac. of cleared landwithin walking distance of Ganges. Asking$156,500. Hobby farm potential.3. 2 BR, 2 BATH & spacious home to watchthe pride of the B.C. Ferry fleet come and gothrough Active Pass. This home is located on1.6 ac. on Isle View Drive; listed at $210,000.4. SALT SPRING ISLAND SUPREME:modern well built home for the family orretired; waterfront, boathouse & accessories;enjoy life with salt water atmosphere & much,much more. MLS.5. NANAIMO, B.C. - Excellent family home, 1block from water, schools, store, modernsubdivision; 1114% assumable financing due1984; if you have friends wantingaccommodation in Nanaimo, don't miss thisopportunity. MLS.FARMS5.02 ACRE SHEEP FARMThis perfect hobby farm set-up features 2storey barn, holding pen and newly seededpasture. 5 GPM well and seasonal streamprovide excellent water supply. All services into 31 ft. Holidaire trailer. Excellent home siteoverlooking pasture. Tank & field in place.Superb country setting. $137,500 dash ortrms. Vendor will consider offers with orwithout trailer.WATERFRONT.89 ACRE - 350 FT.WATERFRONT, SW EXPOSURESuperb setting in exclusive area. Over 350' ofsouthwest facing low bank waterfront withdriveway, hydro & water. Uniquely picturesquebuilding site in private, quiet area near FulfordHarbour. $189,500..43 ACRE LOW BANK WATERFRONT -SOUTH EXPOSUREOwner anxious to sell this lovely waterfront lotin exclusive area. Build your dream home hereand watch the ferries sail by. $155,000, offers.333' WATERFRONT - 1.5 ACRESMARACAIBO ESTATESExclusive area with year-round mooragenearby. Extra-wide lot with low bank access towater. Hydro, well and driveway, southwestexposure. $149,500.COMMERCIALAUTO DEALERSHIP - SALT SPRING IS.Be independent and take over this establishedauto business. Valuable 1 -3 zoning suitablefornew & used auto sales. Like-new office ancgarage facility designed for expansion to 2ndlevel suite. Assumable FBDB financing toqualified purchaser: $38,000 at 14 1 /4% - 13 yr.term; $20,000 at 18 1 /4% - 8 yr. term. Land,buildings and business purchase price$105,000. Inventory negotiated separately.Excellent business opportunity for the rightperson. By appointment only.CALL TOM HOOVER.BUILDING LOTS &RECREATIONAL PROPERTY- Lakefront on North side of Cusheon Lake$29,900.- .67 ac. looking south over Cusheon Lake offLautman Drive - $44,500.- .89 ac. view of Vancouver Is. and StuartChannel - $84,000.For further particulars, CALL GIL MOUAT.Incidentally, I would be pleased to provide youwith information or guidance concerning yourreal estate needs.P.S. I have 2 good businesses for sale.10 ACRES LAKE & VALLEY VIEWS1 year old, 3 BR home overlooking CusheonLake. Private southwest exposure with parklikesetting. 15% vendor financing. $175,000.60 ACRESArable, pastured waterfrontage - over 20 acresof pasture - great building sites & goodsubdivision potential. $449,000. Terms.Owner anxious.LOW BANK OCEANFRONTSouthwest facing lot on Fulford Harbour withcontrolled access, hydro & water. $145,000.$70,000Good retirement home on 1 /3 ac. level lot withfruit trees..87 ACRESServiced lot, nicely treed with driveway in.Reduced to $47,000.Vz AC. WITH SEAVIEWGood building lot with views of TrincomaliChannel. $46,900.40 ACRESPossible subdivi
Wednesday. October 21. 1981 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-FiveSALT SPRING LANDS LTD.121 Fulford-Ganges Rd.Box 69, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 Phone 537-5515Driftwood Mall, Pender <strong>Island</strong>Phone 629-3383P E N D E ROCEANFRONTI S L A N D$225,000 — .93 ac. with approx. 450 ft.frontage on Wallace Point. Fantastic exposure& view.OCEANFRONTRESIDENTIAL1. $169,000 - Owners moving to Mexico.Modern home with appliances. Spectacularview. Terms negotiable.2. $250,000 — 2+ acres and custom built homeset amongst arbutus trees. Sunshine & privacy.3. $345,000 — 3 yr. old cedar home on 12 ac.Perfect for the whole family. Terms available -open to offers.4. $390,000 — Executive home with tastefuldecor on Shingle Bay. Private wharf onseparate lot. Terms.HOMES1. $69,500 — Brand new 2 BR cottage onsunny level lot. Fridge, stove, FP. Terms at16 1 /2%.2. $78,000 — DISTRESS SALE!!! 2 BR, 918 sq.ft. home, only IV2 yrs. old. Immaculately kept.Sunny location & natural surroundings. A mustsell situation.3. $79,000 — New home with full unfinishedbasement. 2 BR's, carport & sundeck. Woodedsetting.4. $85,000 - An exceptional buy. 2 levelhome with 3 BR's, 3 baths, FP and allappliances. Private.5. $119,900 — Small older homeon beautifullylandscaped 1.1 level acre at Hope Bay.6. $125,000 - Custom A-frame home withmany extras. Garage. 2 lots.7. $145,000 — View the ocean from either thelarge family home or the guest cabin. Walk tothe beach.LOTS &ACREAGESYou name it — we've got it! Priced from$22,500 to $160,000. Call us for specificdetails.Please contact our Pender <strong>Island</strong> office at629-3383or LINDA SOKOL - 653-4226or MARG KEATING - 629-3329HOMES:1. View of <strong>Island</strong>s in Ganges Harbour, excellentfor a retired couple; thermopane windows,interior cedar finish, open Ceiling & an airyatmosphere. Asking $129,000.2. View of Ganges Harbour; 2 BR home,landscaped, greenhouse & workshop; aconvenient retirement home close to Ganges.$105,500.3. St. Mary's Highlands new home; qualityconstruction & workmanship; partial waterview; many fine features. Asking $147,500.BUILDINGLOTS:1. 2 acres - Dukes Road - well & hydro -$55,000.2. .5 acres - Hundred Hills - $65,000.3. .61 acres - Mobrae - $65,000.4. .87 acres - Mobrae - $56,500.5. Waterfront lot - Secret <strong>Island</strong> - protectedmoorage. $40,000.CALL IVANMOUAT.NEWLISTINGSWESTSIDE SALT SPRINGOCEANFRONTSunny SW exposure & view. Fully developed10 yr. old home boasting Ige. deck, thermopanewindows, steps -to beach, fruit trees, allappliances, 2 full 4 pc. baths. Large rock FP.Aluminum awnings. 3/4 ac. on quiet drive.Asking $197,500. Assumable $81,000 1st.mtg. @ only 13% interest for another 4 yrs.RETIREMENTCHARM:Renovated main floor & exterior stucco. Totallandscaping with flower & vegie garden. Verylow maintenance! Large high carport withcement pad. Storage & woodshed. Over anacre. Energy saving wood/oil system. Manyfine extras make this small older home verycomfortable & convenient to Gangesamenities. Asking only $115,000.For appt. to view, CALL DICKST. MARY LAKEVIEWTRORY.Peaceful and restful views of farmland and St.Mary Lake from this lovely home on quiet road.Easy care bungalow with aluminum siding.Duroid roof. View from living room withfireplace, dining room. WW. carpeting.Modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms plus cosy familyroom with excellent airtight fireplace.Assumable 10 percent mortgage. Full price$125,000.GANGESVILLAGEOlder home with 3 bedrooms, living room andkitchen with oil cook stove. New cedar siding,new duroid roof. Good terms available.$79,500 or offers.PARKDRIVEOne of the cheapest lots in Ganges Village, justdown from the Valcourt Centre. 115 feet on theroad by 125 feet deep. Water, power andcablevision available. $29,500 F.P.WATERFRONT ACCESS ACROSS THEROAD - From this 2.36 acres of lovely bigtrees. Black top road. Quiet area. Tie your boatto a tree on this sheltered harbour inlet. Safeswimming in the emerald green water. Hydroavailable. Shared well. $79,500.CALL BRENDACORNWALL.READY TO BUILD?Sunny cleared V2 ac. lot with partial views ofsea & mountains. Water, hydro, cable TV.Vesuvius area. Newly listed at $59,900.LARGE OLDERHOME3 - 4 BR's, 2 full baths, or, wooded 1 ac. Ideal foryoung growing family. Good garden area & fruittrees. Nothing to compare at $87,000.NEW - TOP OF THE WORLD!Over 10 wooded park-like acres withsuperlative seaviews to East and S.East. Somearable potential. Easy access off new road.Good financing - $140,000.NEW LISTING - DON ORE ROADAttractive sloping building lot, .74 ac. withglimpses of Ganges Hbr. Asking $51,500 withsome financing available.GARDEN POTENTIAL - NEAR GANGESThis nicely sloping 1.77 ac. on Rainbow Rd.provides easy access building site, is partlycleared & has a dug well at top of property.Excellent buy at $62,500.INTERESTING WOODED VIEW LOT.51 ac. serviced building lot facing WEST overlake & valley. Absolutely lowest price in thisdesirable area at $49,950.ACREAGE28.37 acres of sunny, open property withsweeping views and part arable — paved roadand hydro. Asking $150,000.LAND2 ac. of incredible sea view - all services -$79,900.Vi acre of beautiful lakeview in Mobrae -$45,000.1.6 ac. of 1 2% financing, year round mooragewaterfrontage - $145,000.CALL SYLVIA OR ARTHURON BOOTHCANALGALE.Good building lot, good view, good soil & goodterms. Cleared, hydro, water, phone, good road- .76 ac. View this waterfront lot. Priced at$69,900.OVERLOOKING CUSHEONLAKENice driveway up through the trees to site,complete with septic tank & field, water &power. .5 ac. for $60,000.QUARRYROADVery good terms on unique 1.6 ac. lot, excellentdriveway & site with view. Hydro, water & cableTV. Full price $79,900.MAYNE ISLAND1. MOTELAn excellent family enterprise. 9 units withpossible 10th, overlooking beautiful BennettBay. All with full kitchens, immaculately clean& fresh. Attractive setting. On water systemplus auxiliary well & cistern, full insulation,laundry. Excellent financing for at least 3 yr.term. This property & its potential may be justwhat you're looking for!2. LOT, BARN/GREENHOUSE.3 ac. lot, great view potential over Dinner Bay,fully insulated 12'x14' barn with sleeping loft,good walk-in greenhouse, good soil — anexcellent property — an excellent buy at$43,500.3. BUILDING LOTFine sloping building lot on good road, water,phone, hydro. Will consider offers at $25,500.CALL NORMASELIG.RUSS CROUSE 537-5203BRENDA CORNWALL 537-2702BOB & KATHLEEN DUGAS537-2834 or 539-2250 (Galiano)SYLVIA & ARTHUR GALE 537-5618TOM HOOVER 653-4513MARG KEATING 629-3329GIL MOUAT 537-2485 or758-2629 (Nanaimo)IVAN MOUAT 653-4463BUD O'CONNOR 537-9649NORMA SELIG 537-5904LINDA SOKOL 653-4226JIM SPENCER 537-2154DICK TRORY 537-2236
Page Twenty-Six GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday: October 21. 198 IPsychologists give workshop Driver avoidsEveryone has a great, untappedpotential of which he is not usuallyaware, and that potential can beused to enhance and enrich one'slife in a productive and rewardingmanner.That was one of the basic themesof a workshop given on <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong>Knowledgelacking onsailingvesselsDriftwood was taken to task lastweek for its knowledge — or ratherlack of it — on the subject ofsailing vessels.Donald New of Galiano <strong>Island</strong>was in Ganges and stopped by theDriftwood office to point out threemistakes in the cutlines describingthe picture of the Belle Blonde.First off, the vessel wasdescribed as a barque and abarquentine. The two are not thesame and on top of that, the BelleBlonde is neither. Lastly, she wasdescribed as a ship, a term whichactually refers to a particular typeof vessel.So what was the Belle Blonde? Athree-masted schooner.Driftwood stands corrected.ACREAGE2 acres of semi-waterfrontproperty with southern exposureand close to everything in FulfordHarbour. Price now reduced to$79,500.Almost 6 south-facing acres withsea views, sun and seclusion.Lots of trees to build with.$81,000 and terms.A variety of trees and terrain onthis bargain priced 5 acre parcel -house sites, pond sites, gardensites - all for only $59,500 andterms.LOTSOver 3/4 of an acre of excellentholding property on Mayne <strong>Island</strong>- $31,500 and terms.WATERFRONTApprox. 1940' of waterfront withdock - good moorage - well andzoning to allow 4 residences -ideal joint purchase - 10 acres for$295,000.DAVID R. DUKEOff. 537-5577, Res. 653-4538Near Vesuvius a quality built 3bedroom character home in apopular residential area.$140,000.Beddis Beacrrarea, a lovely 2 acrewaterview parcel for just$59,500.Ganges Heights, a great seaviewbuilding site for just $59,000,A well-built 4-bedroom familyhome with extra large rooms,about 3000 sq. ft. in all. Located ina quiet area but within easywalking distance of schools.$140,000. .Smaller 2 bedroom harbour viewhome with qreat workshop.$115,000.Beautiful 2 acre parcel with smallcabin, very secluded and an idealweekend retreat. Try an offer.TONI HOLMESOffice 537-5577Residence 537-2758<strong>Island</strong> some time ago byVancouver psychologists DennisCollins and Larry Easterling.One participant said a pleasantand powerful experience wascreated by the combination ofexercises, humour and information.<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> residents will havethe opportunity to take part inanother, similar workshop whenCollins and Easterling return tothe island November 7.Preregistration is necessary forthe workshop, to be held at theHarbour House Hotel from 1-5pm. Information is available at537-2125 or 537-9347.cat, hits treeThe car was a new blue Toyotaand the cat ran into the road.To avoid the cat, .lanet Knox ofKamloops swerved, lost controland hit a tree. The accident tookplace on Seaview Drive, nearMouat's Park on <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong><strong>Island</strong>.The 1981 car sustained $4,000 indamages. Knox escaped injury.The cat, presumably, was badlyfrightened.Looking for Gulf <strong>Island</strong> property?Driftwood's real estate sectionlists it all!Charlesworth Rd. View LotREDUCED FOR QUICK SALE!Ganges Harbour view lot on quiet road with twobuilding sites, driveway in. Walk to town fromthis .79 acre lot.Only $47,000.Phone 537-5450 or 537-571 5or write Box 1001, Ganges.Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s Realty Ltd.Box 750, Ganges, B.C. 537-5577ONLY $115,000This is an ideal home for an "inlaw"suite as there is 1488 sq. ft.all on one floor with ground levelentry, 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms,2 living rooms and an area forsecond kitchen - also largeworkshop and a secluded treed.65 acre lot.VENDOR WILL CARRYHere is your chance to have acentrally located treed acre withonly $17,900 down, balance at15% - call and make your offers.Phone for more details toMARY SMALLOffice 537-5577Residence 537-9566JAN'S DECLASSIFIEDSLADNER HOME FOR TRADE.Owners desire 3 BR home, valueless than $140,000 on S.S.I.Family home with pool inexchange. Let's discuss thepossibilities!CHALET AND SAUNA, warm andcosy 2 bedroom hideaway on Viacre in quiet area with separateworkshop, $89,500.RELAXING$46,900.VIEW LOT only2.8 ACRES PASTURE $48,900.TIDAL WATERFRONT $59,000.MAYNE: Choose from 1/3 to 1 +acre and from $25,000 (ONLY$10,000 DOWN) to $35,900 withviews.TRY AN $18,000 OFFER of cashfor a serviced tot with viewpotential, near ocean on MAYNE(best current comparable sold at$25,500).Gail JAN MACPHERSONOff. 537-5577, Res. 537-2758VIEW HOMESBeddis Beach Area 2 bedroomhome, large L. Rm. withmagnificent views of outerislands, navigational channelsand Mt. Baker. This very privateproperty is .83 ac. on piped water- offers to $165,000.Stewart Rd. Large family home,4 bedrooms, 2 1 /> baths, over 2000sq. ft. on one acre, heat efficientwood stove heats house withelectric vent as back up - offers to$115,000. ___WATERFRONT BUILDING LOTIn much desired Vesuvius Bayarea, catch all the sunsets fromJune to Dec, piped water, veryprivate, view Stuart Channel, 190ft. frontage, 1.42 ac. - offered at$190,000.BUILDING LOTS& ACREAGEIsabella Pt. 1.5 ac. with well(shared) good financing availablewith $20,000 down - $51,000.Quebec Lane .68 ac. close tomoorage - $61,900; .79 ac.moorage at hand, very privatearea of good homes, good termsto $58,500.Maliview Dr.sewer, cable,$51,000.51 ac.somewater,termsMariko PI. (off N. End Rd.) 6.58ac, 2 building sites, one withviews, very private - with terms -reduced - $95,000.SANTY G. FUOCOOffice 537-5577, Res. 537-2773FAMILY SEA VIEW HOME on9.75 acres. 1000 feet of creekfrontage for young +fuek Finns.Privacy yet very close to FulfordHarbour centre. Try your offer to$269,500.ALEX REIDOff. 537-5577, Home 653-4637^JAN MACPHERSONOff. 537-5577. Home 537-9894THEQUARRYVi mile from Vesuvius.13 waterfront, southern exposure,view lots27 natural wooded lots, some view,many with good timber.One to three year terms with \25% down; 10% on balancefor one year term.For details phone Bill Scotton at537-2185Pacific CoastLandsLtd.Pender <strong>Island</strong>, B.C. VON 2M0(604) 629-3271 (24 hr.).70 ACRES - view of Magic Lake; sunny south exp.; serviced.$29,500.PLEASE CALL ROD SCOTT 629-3435WATERFRONT - Acreage - 10.1 acres; 325' on SwansonChannel; driveway; bldg. site; well; sweeping south views;treed; tiny cabin; privacy. $245,000.WATERFRONT - S. Pender -1.71 acres; 350' on Gowland Pt.;bldg. site; pebble cove; serviced. $150,000..33 ACRE - view; driveway; bldg. site; power poles; terms$40,000.PLEASE CALL JOY McAUGHTRIE 629-3271SATURNA ISLAND - 95' waterfront; .75 acre; privacy$60,000.EASY MAINTENANCE - New 2 BR home; level, sunny lot;near beaches. $76,000.WATERFRONT - .51 acre; 100' shoreline; driveway; serviced;south exp. $125,000.160' LAKEFRONT - .86 acre; walk on to beach; serviced;terms - 15%. $43,000.SOLAR SITE - .44 acre; south exp.; driveway; services incl.sewer. $27,500.RUSTIC RETREAT - Open plan cottage; wraparound deck;south exp.; greenhouse; private & sunny. $88,000.BRAND NEW HOME - under const.; carport; south exposure.$81,500.12% INTEREST - New3 BR home; 2 bathrms.; den, darkrm. &deck; quiet area near beaches. $98,000.NEAT & TIDY - 2 BR Panabode; S.W. Exp.; ocean view; 2 roadaccess. $75,000.COMMERCIAL - MINERS BAY ESSO on Mayne <strong>Island</strong>. Bulkplant & retail outlet; tank farm; marine fuel dock in Active Pass;owner's res.; terms; low mtg.; trades.PLEASE CALL LYNN HENSHAW 629-3366HOME & COTTAGE -1,200 sq. ft., all appliances; F/P; 300 sq.ft. cottage. $130,000.LARGE CORNER LOT - 1.06 acres; serviced; terms at 17%interest. $37,500.TWO ACREAGES - 2.01 & 2.26 acres; each has 175' drilledwell, pond & services; larger lot has driveway. Each $69,900.WATERFRONT - 1.5 acres; 300' on Navy Channel; driveway;bldg. site; serviced. $135,000..49 ACRE - private; driveway; serviced; sea view. $52,000.ACREAGE - S. Pender; 1.99 acres; serviced; driveway.$59,500.TWO CABINS & SEA VIEW - 1.19 acres; 2 cabins; treed;private; driveway. $87,000.PLEASE CALL MANFRED BURANDT 629-3271Visit our new office in Port Washington, Pender <strong>Island</strong>, B.C.1•II
Wednesday. October 21. 198.1 (1111. F 1S l.A N D S D R IF T WOO D Page Twenty-SevenLow bankbeach...50th anniversaryGeorge and Doris Mickelboroughcut the cake to mark theirrecent 50th wedding anniversary.The <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong> couple werejoined by friends and relatives tocelebrate with dinner andchampagne at the home of Santyand Louise Fuoco.In Vesuvius Bay with swimming and moorage at your doorstep- good garden, lots of privacy, one level gracious home with1423 sq. ft., two bathrooms, two bedrooms, 15' x 24' livingroom with floor to ceiling windows, brick fireplace, also denwith free standing fireplace. A delightful place to live andenjoy the most beautiful sunsets. Reduced price $260,000.MARY SMALLGulf <strong>Island</strong>s Realty Ltd.Office 537-5577 Home 537-9566Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s BranchBox 929,Ganges, B.CBEST BUY LOT! - Nearly Vi acre attractivelytreed, close to Village. Maxwell water. Nowonly $39,900. EXCELLENT TERMS.WATERFRONTSunset Drive - 3.1 acres superb low bank W/F(1 25') facing Idol <strong>Island</strong>. Driveway roughed in.$275,000.Duck Bay - 161' low bank W/F with goodbeach. Charming 2 BR home. Franklin FP. Hugesundecks. Only $175,000.VIEWS! VIEWS! VIEWS!GANGES HEIGHTS - modern home on 2levels with unobstructed sea/island views - 3large decks. Heatilator FP & basement airtightwood heater. 3 BRs, 2 Baths - $178,500.DONORE - FANTASTIC VIEWS! -Immaculate 4 year old luxury home with 3 BRs,1V2 baths. Lower level with garage & setup forsuite - large covered sundeck. Thermalwindows throughout. Concrete driveway.Excellent garden area. $240,000.RUSTIC CHARM & SUPER VIEW! - Secludedexecutive ranch style home on nearly an acre.Post & beam, extensive use of exotic woods. 2stone FPs. Level entrance, decks & patios.Double carport plus camper carport. $198,500.SUPERB LUXURY HOME - on 1 74 acres,Vesuvius area, beautiful views. 1,700 sq. ft. oneach level. Unique open plan with circularfireplace. Many extras including Jacuzzi tub,sauna, appliances. Concrete driveway &parking. Gazebo! Landscaped. $275,000.Owner financing available.******IDEAL HOBBY FARM - 7.2 sunny acresnear Ganges, cleared & fenced. Huge irrigationpond. 2 BR modern home. Barns& outbuildings& much more! Now only $250,000.NEW LOG HOME - Pan Abode - 1100 sq. ft.Full basement with garage. 3 BRs. Valley views- $139,000.WEEKEND HIDEAWAY - Cottage withsleeping loft. Vesuvius area. Nearly one acre,beautifully wooded. Piped water.IDEAL FOR RETIREMENT - Attractive 2 BRmobile home on sunny arable lot, steps fromGanges. Carport. Stove, fridge & drapesincluded. Only $69,000.ANN FOERSTERDays 537-5568, Eves. 537-51563 WE I WE NEED LISTINGS - PLEASE) CONTACT US FOR AN UP-TO-DATE\ MARKET EVALUATION.Near Valcourt Centre - zoned C-1. Lot 66' x120'. Attractive 2 BR cottage & garden. Justlisted at $95,000.Call ANN FOERSTER 537-5156or ARVID CHALMERS 537-2182"UNDEVELOPED LAND WAITING FORYOUR MAGIC TOUCH"JJ1. Vi acre with views of St. Mary Lake - rolling lotpartially wooded. Vendor open to offers on price of$55,000.6V2 acres of freedom & privacy, partially cleared andarable with ocean views - driveway in to back ofparcel - vendor will look at offers on price of $95,000.3. 1 & 1/3 acres of superb St. Mary Lakefront (323ft), treed, grassy areas, your retirement parcel, perctest done & piped water. $110,000.4. 4.99 acres of Ganges Harbour views, well treed &private. Vendor will carry financing at reasonablerates. $140,000.5. 1 acre of Oceanfront (161 ft.) - low bank, buildingsite cleared - fantastic water views - deep year roundmoorage area - $140,000.6.18 acre retreat area - 360° views of SuperNaturalB.C. - ideal setting for estate home. $260,000."HOMES TO SUITEVERY NEED AND LIFE STYLE"1. An excellent buy - 2 BR home on half an acre withlake views, ideal starter home - vendor may carryfinancing at a lower rate - full price just $72,500MLS._ _ _2. C-1 zoning on this 2 BR home makes itan excellentinvestment opportunity, Vi an acre of land & on themain road, all for $95,000.3. 5 acres & a double-wide mobile - just like new.Arable land - good woodlot - all for $115,000.4. 5 acres & 3 BR home - near the Little RedSchoolhouse at Beaver Point - south facing - goodwoodlot - excellent garden area. $130,000.5. Ocean view home - 2 bedrooms all on one level -extensive garden area. Walk to Ganges. $149,000.6. St. Mary's Highlands - well built 3 BR rancher on asecluded, sunny lot overlooking St. Mary Lake -Vendor has priced to sell at $228,000."SELL OR TRADE"Exclusive area - architect designed California stylehome - vendor will sell or trade on a home in theVictoria area - if you want to come to <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> andare having troubles selling - give me a call to see thisbeauty. Priced at $245,000.The Menu is yours, ideal opportunity for a couple toown their own restaurant - good establishedbusiness with a long lease - all equipment included inasking price of $38,500 MLS.My Vendors are looking at offers, some are carryingfinancing, some will even look at trading properties -anything is possible! The time is right to buy & strike agood deal - call today. (IF INTEREST RATES GODOWN, PRICES WILL GO UPI)ARVID CHALMERSDays 537-5568, Eves. 537-21822 lots - one fairly level for $29,000 and thesecond is near ferry terminal, for $27,000.Both in sunny areas as well as on watersystem.§ TED DEVER - 474-3882 (Victoria) eves.£ or call 388-6275, pager 2473,? to leave message.? CLIFF ANDERSON (eves.) 477-3944 or? Victoria office - 384-8124IN VESUVIUS - NEW 3 BR HOME - ideal forretirement or that growing family. Constructedof the finest materials throughout. Dreamkitchen with island and oak cabinets. Featuresinclude: thermal wood sash windows, brickheatilator FP, heavy shake roof, knotty pinefeature wall, large garage & workshop. Sunnyexposure, excellent valley & ocean views. Builtto exacting standards, this home has a long listof sought after features. $249,500.CHALET STYLE HOME - 2 BR, shake roof, stoneheatilator FP, dbl. windows, appliances$110,000.ONE LEVEL RETIREMENT OR STARTERHOME - 2 .BR, hrdwood flooring, level lot,landscaped, garden. Immaculate. $115,000.ON THE GOLF COURSE - 3 BR, family room,paved driveway, garage, landscaped, gardenarea. Sunny. Estate sale - offers to $129,500.VIEW HOME -LAKE & OCEAN VIEWS. 3/4 acre. Landscaped& garden. 2 BR - 1,757 sq. ft. on main, approx.1000 sq. ft. down. Double carport. Energysaver! First class materials & finishingthroughout. Owners moving! $245,000.VIEWACREAGE1.89 ACRES. SOLAR HOME SITE. Very private& sunny. Hydro & water. $120,000.WATERFRONTLOW BANK - 300' SAND & SHELL BEACH - SWexposure, 2 BR, V2 basement. 1.2 acres.Garden. Terms arranged.DALE NEILSONDays 537-5568. Eves. 537-5161PASTORALSETTING1.48 acre, good sunny location on NorthEnd. Flat, with adjoining terrain slopingaway to offer view to north. Ideal buildingsite, good access, power pole ready &wwajtinri SprlnQ tc^H n n n H w i t h th£> \A/hnlpof the property cleared & park-like. Greatgardening potential, must be seen ifyou're looking for a nice piece of property.A good investment at $69,500.ED DAVISDays 537-5568, Eves. 537-2626
Page 1 wenty-F.ight GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. October 21. 1981Taimi HindmarchShe's retiring after 20 yearsof teaching at Saturna SchoolBY BILL WKBSTERThe lady drives the roads ofSaturna and the people she passeswave a friendly greeting.Not an unusual sight in the Gull<strong>Island</strong>s but in this case thea fleet ion runs deep: TaimiHindmarch probably taught thewaver.Hindmarch is retiring at the endof this school yearalterleachingatthe Saturna school for 20 years.She and husband Bob came toSaturna in 1962 from l.adysmith."We were hesitant aboutbecoming islanders," she said. "Ifyou have u dream and it doesn'twork out..."Her leaching career has spannedthe time since the middle 3()'s andhas been centred on Vancouver<strong>Island</strong>. Such places as ChristinaLake, l.adysmith and Saturnahave been classrooms for her withtime off to raise a family.NOT MUCH OF A SHOCKThe change from a task ofteaching special education to 13children at l.adysmith to the 16pupils at Saturna in 1962 was nottoo much of a teaching shock.When she arrived, GlennWoodley, current Fernwoodprincipal, was the head man there.She taught all grades from one to. seven until Michael Hayes arrivedin 1973.At l.adysmith, Hindmarch hadtaught a class of 40 or morestudents. She sees a change ineducation with learning assistantsand teacher's aides working classestoday."The teacher today can do amore professional job," she said,"because she's not hurried."The friendly greetings fromVULadienTaimi Hindmarchpassers-by proves another pointshe has to make about herteaching. The teacher mustestablish a rapport with children tobe successful. Hard work isrequired to reach children, shesaid.NOT ALWAYS EASY"It's not always easy," she said,"creating that rapport withchildren."She has enjoyed the work atSaturna. teaching multi-gradeclasses. The advantage for theteacher in such situations lies inbeing able to really know andunderstand the children."Happy children will learn," isanother of Hindmarch's wisdoms.The Hindmarch home sits on abluff with a spectacular view oftheGulf <strong>Island</strong>s but such was notalways the case. When they cameto Saturna, there was no hydro onthe island and each house neededits own power plant.Changes to island life andteaching methods have been metwith charm and good humour bythis descendant of Finland. TaimiRegular cover charge N $2.GoHA&uuMtm (1980) £td."QUALITY HOMES OF DISTINCTION'means seedling in Finnish and thesprout has grown to be a pillar ofthe Saturna community.SHOULD ENJOY ITI think if you do something well,you should enjoy it." she said. "1enjoy the human contact."But teaching isn't the hardesttask she has tackled. Raising threedaughters ranks as the toughest."The mother of pre-schoolershas the hardest but most importantjob," she said.All the years and all the pupilsbecome, truly, part of the past forHindmarch next June. When shebegan to teach on Saturna in 1962,the classroom staff of the Gulf<strong>Island</strong>s schools numbered 19teachers."I've seen it grow," she said.MODERNIZEwithPROPANE537-2233 „Fine Sounds..Pure Foods-High Vibrations.Friday, Saturday, Sundaynights - doors open 8 pmSunday afternoons 12-5Valcourt Centre, back section 537-5633P.O. Box 37, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 Telephone 537-5412/537-5463Saturna SceneBY PRISCILLA JANSZENTracy Pillsbury had an elegantSunday tea, on Sunday, in honourof her friend Evelyn SaundersMacorquodale. Evelyn marriedFraser Macorquodale (lucky man)when she was in Montreal.We all rejoice in your happiness,Evelyn. Saturna will still be a partof Evelyn's life, which is a goodthing lor our community.Peanut ButterJamwichKimberly Graham will be sixyears old on October 21 and I ngridGaines will be seven on the 22nd.Best of birthdays to a smiling andbusy blond and a happy-go-luckybrunette.On Wednesday, the older classwent over to Mayne <strong>Island</strong> to playsoccer with the local competition.The results were Saturna 8, Pender0; Galiano 2. Saturna I: andMayne 0, Saturna 0.Ian MacNeil has been coachingthe children. Our team was joinedby the Mayne <strong>Island</strong>, Saturna kidswho added their know-how andskills to a good group.Ian Gains, Doug Money,Christine Fiskcr and RichardBertram went with John M oney toRobert Shaw's Specialty Piesbefore they attended their actingclass in Victoria. They got to makean apple turnover.If you know of any interestingplaces in Victoria for the kids, tellMelanie Gaines about it.In my last column I omitted toname the queen's representative.Flora Ratzlaff House and theelectrician: Billy House.This is the week! You get tochoose some wonderful booksfrom the Saturna School BookFaire. Come by and see theselection of books, posters andmaps, in the afternoons, at theschool.BYLAWS DISCUSSEDOn Saturday the AdvisoryPlanning Board met at the healthclinic. A dozen or so interestedpeople, who managed to find outabout the meeting, also came. Thetone was far less antagonistic thanthe earlier <strong>Island</strong>s Trust meeting.About 20 people discussed,essentially, the bylaws that hadbeen questioned at the previousmeeting. Some ofthe bylaws underdiscussion concerned accessorybuildings — how much squarefootage for a given lot size, numberof people working in a homeoccupation, and farming in forestzones.Ken Gillespie's desire for areligous retreat received muchdeliberation from the entire groupas none of the zonings seems toapply. The bylaw will be a betterbylaw for this type of interaction inwhich elected representatives andinterested citizens put their brainsand common and private intereststogether before these questionsbecome entrenched as law.It is important to not get boggeddown in the minutiae and to keepin mind the large effects thatzoning has on the housing and lifestyles of the people who make up(he community.CHARTERS:• Cruises•For^eop/e ^omgTiaces...FlightsTRAVELWORLDRobitussin• Bus ToursCall Connie or Susan at<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong>Insurance (1972) Ltd.537-5527Effective relief of dry, hacking coughand congesting cough.Available in three different formulas —PE and DM to help you through unpleasantRobitussinfor Childrenand AdultsRobitussinM»IU1MI,11*by A.H. Robins/H+ftOBINSRobitussinPEDECONGESTANTRegular,coughs./1-H-pOBINSRobitussinDMwith D MethorpharforCough Suppressionin***"0GANGESPHARIYIASAVE NO. 120Lower Ganges Rd., Box 100, Ganges, B.C.Open 9:30 - 6:00, Monday - SaturdayLES RAMSEY 537-5534 ARCHIE BLACK•3?&
Wednesday. October 21. 1981GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOODRage Twenty-NineDon't drop rail link—ManlyThe CNR wants to drop railservice between Youbou and theCowichan Valley but Jim Manlysays no.Manly. MP for Cowichan.Malahat and the <strong>Island</strong>s, broughthis opposition to CN*s plans to ameeting of the CanadianTransport Commission in Duncanthis week.The rail giant has dropped spurlines in other parts of the countryclaiming they are uneconomical.The Youbou link is needed. Manlysaid, to ensure the financial healthof the region.A study of the softwoodindustry ordered by the federalcabinet has concluded that thebusiness will grow by 20 to 25
Page-Thirty GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, October 21, 1981It's nine wins and no lossesBY HENRY HETEROSEXUALCorrectionSlug Hockey Productionsincorporated (1979) Limited wouldlike to make an apology forinconveniences suffered tocorporate entities as a result of anerror in the legal notice publishedlast week in this newspaper.The figure $100,000 (onehundred thousand dollars)indicated as deposit for intent to bidfor ownership should have read SI(one dollar).In lieu of cash. Slug HockeyProductions will accept I (one) caseof empty beer bottles or 10 (ten)large-size pop bottles.We sincerely regret anydifficulties occurring as a result ofthis oversight.For opponents it was close butno cigar this past weekend as theSlugs struggled briefly then,rolledon to two more wins, boosting theseason's record to nine without aloss 1 :The question that still remainsunanswered is whether the Slugsare really that good, or whether thebums Bcrgstrome chooses asopponents are just as rotten as theyappear.Understandably, skeptics are alittle taken aback by the fact thatthe Slugs have scored 110 goals inthis span, averaging over 12 agame; while Farm Boy Hughes,probably the only tractor driveruniversitystudent to arrive athockey games in a chauffeurdrivenBMW, has stoned themcold at the other end, giving up amere 25 goals for a 2.77 goalsagainst average.THEY'RE THROWING UPMore than one hockey writerhas thrown up (his hands) trying tofigure out what's going on. WowieHowie Squeeker himself was partof this weekend's overflow crowd,but refused all comment for themoment.Anyway Saturday afternoon theSlugs tangled with the CapitalRegional District's powerhousecardiac arrest unit, theOctogenarians, and came awayeasy winners.Led by sometime newcomerGary who the hell is he (must beUkrainian) and Mad Dog Gaineswith three each, the Slugs wonhardily 11-2.A FIRSTThe game, a scrambly affair,featured a hockey first, as Mary-Jane Hardie, co-founder of the 1-Hate-Hockey Club, actually satthrough the whole thing withoutonce glancing at her Harlequinnovel.Sunday, with a smaller thanusual crowd looking on, the Slugsbattled and brawled their way to atough 5-2 win over the NanaimoNeanderthals. The Neanderthals,again led by their wooly-toothedgorilla, played hard and rough.No less than four different Slugstook exception to Igor's gentle loveSlug owner's handbook — Part IVtaps, with Pat Gaines administeringthe coup de grace by escortingthe young gentleman tenderly offthe ice by the ear. Pat's hockeystick was successfully removedfrom the young man's mouthmoments later by a localveterinarian.END-TO-END BATTLEBetween the fisticuffs, the gamefeatured an end-to-end battle withFarm Boy coming up big time andtime again. The Slugs jumped infront early on a picture-perfect tipinby a diving Al Hardie and thenheld on despite constant pressurefrom the Neanderthal forwards.Topping, Pat and Dan Akermanand Mad Dog, playing his lastgame for a while, rounded out thescoring.Fruit Sinclair also had a threepointday, but unfortunately it wasoff the ice as it is apparently illegalto go 85 mph in a Model-T van onVancouver <strong>Island</strong>.So now on to next week, whenthe Slugs will be out to up theirrecord to 11-0 with wins overHappy Honda (what!?) and theFlyers from Mill Bay.And incidentally, the word tothat smart-alec young whippersnapperon Galiano <strong>Island</strong> whoappears to get his perverse jollieseating slugs marinated with beer(oh sacrilege!).Don't underestimate the powerof the slug — you risk bodily harmat the hands of hordes of vengefulslug-lovers — not to mentionserious indigestion. Try sticking toworms.Racing slugs: Know your stockSitka Tree Service• Dangerous Trees Removed• Topping • Falling • Limbing• T.V. Antennas • Site PreparationsChris Miles — 629-3522FULLY INSURED"Serving the Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s" ttsLisson, McConnan, Bion,O'Connor & PetersonBARRISTERS — SOLICITORSNOTARIES PUBLICGANGES OFFICESAlan J. Peterson - Tuesday /ThursdayE. Alan Moyes - Wednesday/Friday9:00 am to 4:00 pmClosed 12:00 - 1:00General legal practice including real estate conveyancing,mortgages, wills, estates, incorporations andcommercial law.We welcome enquiries as to our services or our fees.2nd Floor,Ganges Centre Building.Box 374, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0537-99552nd Floor,837 Burdett Ave.Victoria V8W 1B3385-1383p.o. box 960, ganges, be. VOS 1E0Canada, telephone (604) 537-2831office located at 105 rainbow roadJonathan YardleyDip. Arch. (Birm.) MRAIC, RIBAresidence telephone (604) 653-4322member of the architectural institute of british Columbiaarchitecture research planning & inspectiont• In memory of Slug of War, theslickest slug in racing history.When acquiring your racinganimal, it is generally best to dealwith a well established, reliableslug farm. Many a racing neophytehas been victimized byunscrupulous slugdealers orat lowcost slug auctions. Though apremium price may be exacted,one can be certain of quality andlineage.If, however, you know thequalities required of the top-notchrace slug, you can sometimespurchase an excellent prospect atone of the lesser known breedingfarms.KNOW YOUR STOCKWe caution you, though, thatyou must know your stock; thistype of buying can be very risky.After thoughtful and carefulevaluation, which should haveincluded reading about, viewingand being with the various breeds,it is now time to decide which oneis right for you.Tips for Selecting a QualityRace Slug:• Biggest is not always best orfastest;• The highest price does notnecessarily mean the highestquality;• The high-spirited, healthy slughas a glossy sheen, instantlyrecognizable;• Look for intelligence,evidenced by bright eyes and quickcuriosity;• Speed checks you might try toinclude:Hold up your favourite plantand time the slug you areconsidering as it dashes by.Although denounced by some ascruel and possibly even dangerous,many slug fanciers creep up behindthe prospective animal and shout,"Quack, Quack" or "SodiumChloride."We do not recommend this fortwo reasons: there is always theoutside possibility of a stampedeendangering both you and theanimal, and many slugs becomevery insecure and hard to managewhen threatened in this manner.Next week, training the houseslug.WILSON, HAYES, LLOYD & DEBECKDuncan and GangesSecond Floor, Ganges Centre BuildingP.O. Box 810,Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0Chartered AccountantsROY LEEPETROLEUMS LTD.Heating OilsBulk ServicesFor convenience, bills may bepaid at <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> Landsoffice or mailed to:Roy Lee Petroleums Ltd.,Box 489, Ganges, B.C.537-2033Ganges Harbour 1Grocery Ltd. £J
Wednesday. October 21. 1981 UUL^ ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Thirty-OneFIVE YEARS AGOThe Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s School Boardannounced an $875,000 capitalbuilding program. The major costwould be more than $700.1)00 tor anew school at the corner ofFernwood and North End Roadson <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong>. ! he schoolboard office would be expanded ata price tag of $16,000. Theremainder of the money would bespent on various improvements tobuildings as well as for thepurchase of equipment.The continuing educationprogram on <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> attracted426 persons to various courses.Virginia Newman, program coordinator,expressed satisfactionthat Outer <strong>Island</strong>ers were alsoattending classes in Ganges.The English oak tree near the<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> Elementary Schoolwas declared an official heritagetree. I he giant oak had been grownfrom an acorn from Windsor Park.England, to commemorate thecoronation of George VI.The Capital Regional Districtbuilding report for the first eightmonths of the year indicated theissuance of 257 building permitsworth $7,055,180 on various oftheGull <strong>Island</strong>s.Classified Ad: Personal: Would(the person who took my blue plaidwool jacket from my home inFulford when (name) was livingthere, please bring it back.Galiano parents seemedsatisfied with a compromisesolution for the problems of safetyfor their children going by watertaxi to school on Mayne <strong>Island</strong>.The taxi, costing parents $65 permonth per student, would operateonly if visibility was good. Anotherproblem, that of ferry transportationfor Saturna <strong>Island</strong> children,had not been solved. The childrenwould leave <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> on Fridayafter school and not get home until10 pm.TEN YEARS AGOThe committee dealing withhouse numbering on <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong>land decided to engage in a do-it-Ihemselves project rather than hireexperts at house numbers. Armedwith a complete set of island mapsand charts, courtesy ofthe CapitalRegional District, the committeewas eager to get on with the job.The numbers would aid emergencyservices such as lire, police andambulance crews as well as visitorstrying to find a particular house.Classified Ad: Wanted: Not lessthan one acre on <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong>with ocean view, treed, power,water, moorage. Reply to Dept."H". Box 250, Ganges."The ban on roadside signs forcottage industries and craftpersonson <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> is not new.said Highways Minister W. Black.The ban had been in effect forDown Through the Yearswith Driftwood —Eagle RidgeTOPSOILGRAVELFILLseveral years in other parts of theprovince and extended to <strong>Salt</strong><strong>Spring</strong> to bring ihe island into linewith other roads.As contract negotiations beganbetween Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s teachers andthe school board, the unionindicated that it would attempt totalk about learning conditionswith the board. I he teacherswanted to talk about such things asclass size, aides, classroomconditions and teacher involvementin budget setting.FIFTEEN YEARS AGOThe Gulf <strong>Island</strong>s School Boardapproved plans to purchase thedormitory building on Ganges H illfor $35,000 and lo spend a further$65,000 to fix the place up.The <strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong> Chamberof Commerce had decided to senda letter to B.C. Ferries condemningthe service between Swart/ Bayand Fulford.Driftwood quote: It's badenough to be a quitter. But it'sworse to finish something younever should have started.Classified Ad: Thank You: 1wish to extend my sincere thanksto all my neighbours and friends ofsunny Vesuvius Bay, Sail <strong>Spring</strong><strong>Island</strong>, for a wonderful surpriseand farewell party. Thanks againfor the gift. The surprise I shallnever forget, but the memory willcome and go w itti the flowers. I amgone but the flowers will stay andour memories will linger on, eachof us in our own way.TWENTY YKARS AGOA survey team at Beaver Pointset off speculation that B.C.ferries were considering the baythere for a terminal. Such rumourswere denied by ferry officials. Noone knew the reason lor the sun eyand no one could answer questionsabout the work.<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> sea scouts and cubsscoured the island and collectedthousands of discarded bottles,beer and soft drink variety. Ihebottle drive was aimed at raisingfunds for the group's activities.A call for donations of springbulbs to plant in the flower boxesin Ganges was issued bv theC h a m b c r o I C o hi m e r c e .Organizers wanted the planters tobe a year-round attractionfeaturing vegetation of eachseason.Driftwood Quote: We judgeourselves bv what we feel capableof doing, while others judge us bywhat we have already done.Classified Ad: Notices: Changein garbage pick-up days. Garbagepick-up. south of Harbour HouseHotel, will now be on Tuesdaysinstead of I hursdavs. startingOctober 24.Women's League meetsContributedThe October meeting of theCatholic Women's League on <strong>Salt</strong><strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong> was held in theparish hall on October 13 at 7.30pm. In the absence of presidentAlicia Anderson the meeting waschaired by Ursula McEwen.During the meeting a report ofthe October diocesan meeting heldin Victoria was given by UrsulaMcEwen? One of the items,discussed at the diocesan meetingwas that the CWL is thevoice of all women in the church.Yet do we ignore the singlewomen?"Convenor's Directives" orresponsibilities was given by Mrs.A. Drummond.Recognition was given to thosewho cleaned the rectory: .leanAnderson, Mrs. A. Drummond,Mrs. M. Moleskay, Mrs. G.McEwen and Val Gyves.The ladies were shown a film of apro-life TV spot produced by thearchdiocese of Toronto. The ladies.New 450 Trackloader for hire.Driveways, selective lot clearing, etc.Kerry Akerman653-4520found this film to be a positiveapproach to the problem.Following the business meetinga social hour was enjoyed.Members were served tea by B.Small and Joy .lohnsen.Because of Armistice Day thenext meeting will be heldNovember 10 at I pm.W. Charles BealeCHIROPRACTORCorner of Fulford-Ganges &Beddis Roads, Ganges, B.C.Phone 537-9512for appointment.HOUSE & TENANTSINSURANCE?Call me...LEN LARSON - AGENTGULF ISLANDSINSURANCE LTD.Lancer Building,PhoneGanges, B.C. 537-2939SERVING GALIANO1 st & 3rd Friday each monthPhone 539-2421Immunization urgedby health ministryPity the child facing school lorthe first time for such an individualalso must be immunized againstvarious diseases.Health Minister Jim Nielsenurges parents of children startingschool for the first time to ensurethe child has received booster shotsto reinforce their previousprotection.Those children who have neverbeen immunized, or whoseimmunization is incomplete, saidthe minister, should be brought upto date as soon as possible."Immunizing children againstcommunicable diseases isparticularly important at the startof the school year," said Nielsen.Free immunization againstpolio, diptheria, whopping cough,tetanus, measles, rubella andmumps is available. New vaccinesreduce the number of shots neededfor complete immunization.The provincial health ministryhas introduced a three-in-one shotfor protection against measles,mumps and rubella. Another shotcovers diptheria, whopping coughand tetanus while an oral vaccine isavailable for polio.The school immunizationprogram includes rubella shots forgirls in grade five as well asvaccination against diptheria,tetanus and polio for all grade ninestudents."Immunization rates in B.C.schools have been improving overthe past few years." said Nielsen."With the co-operation of allparents, we can do even better andextend the protection ofimmunization to as many childrenas possible."SunshineFarmFoodsGulf <strong>Island</strong>sNatural Foods CentreBulk and packaged Natural FoodsA large variety of Grains, Teas, Herbs,Bakery Products, Milk, Cheese, Yogurt,Fulford-Ganges Rd.Vitamins, etc.The Clements FamilyDOYOU HAVETHE RIGHTTO VOTE?ARE YOU SURE?In order to vote in a provincialelection you have to meetcertain requirements (19 yearsof age or older, a Canadiancitizen or British Subject, aresident of Canada for 12months and B.C. for 6 months).And you have to be registered.It's easy to do. Just contactyour nearest Registrar ofVoters or GovernmentAgent. Simple. But vital. Do ittoday. And be sure you have achoice in tomorrow.REGISTERProvince ofBritish Columbia Office
Page Thirty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, October 21. 1981Regional board settles expense claims issueFrom Page Oneguide available to directors toestablish what is a legitimate claimand what is outside the scope oftheir office within the terms oftheMunicipal Act.Bob Wright saw the report as anend to the main problem.Fulford HarbourTide Tables(Pacific Standard Time -add 1 hour for summertime)OCT.22 0555 3.91345 11.0TH 2020 7.023 0045 8.10700 4.5FR 1430 10.92110 6.324 0205 8.30800 5.0SA 1500 10.72135 5.625 0325 8.70900 5.6SU 1525 10.42205 4.926 0420 9.10935 6.1MO 1555 10.22225 4.327 0505 9.51025 6.7TU 1600 10.02245 3.728 0600 9.81105 7.2WE 1625 9.92320 3.229 0655 10.11150 7.8TH 1650 9.72350 2.8MOUAT'SYour very owndepartment storeNEW HOURSIN THEBLUE HERON ROOM:CLOSED MON. & TUES.WED.-THURS.-SUN. 5-9FRI. & SAT. 5-10Valcourt told her colleagues thatthe outstanding amount had beenpaid in two amounts. She hadpersonally paid the region $269.30,in respect of errors on her part andon the part of the region staff.Some amounts had beenduplicated by the staff and paidtwice."The $647.07 was a grey area,"she told the board, "$356.15 wasspent on typing and material toprepare a report from 4'/j years ofdocuments on the Ganges sewer atthe request of my constituents. Thereport had to be prepared and 1 donot acknowledge that if wasimproperly claimed."She also declined to acknowledgethat telephone calls forinformation in the same area werenot justifiable expenses.The sum of $604.07 was paidfrom a special fund by people on<strong>Salt</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>Island</strong> to enable her toseek a further term, she explained.The money is repaid and thematter is cleared up, suggestedWright.UNDER THE CARPETCharging that he was sweepingthings under the carpet, Valcourtdeclined to accept Wright'sassumption. She challengedstatements made by staff membersand she challenged payments madeBoard hears analysis ofexpense claims under actTwo reports furnished to theCapital Regional Board last weekcleared up the challenge toexpenses claimed by directorYvette Valcourt.The auditor's report, submittedby B. Adams of Thorne Riddell,reduced the amount underquestion from about $2,400 to$912.37.The accompanying solicitor'sreport explained that the claimshad been due in part toinadvertence, in part to staff errorand in part to a misunderstandingof the meaning of the relevantsections of the municipal act.Auditors Thorne Riddellreported that they had called inlegal assistance in interpreting theact and that R.J. Orr, of Bull,Housser and I upper, ofVancouver, had also submitted areport.The lawyer stated that he had nodoubt that all expenses claimed byMrs. Valcourt were made by her ingood faith.He noted that a total ofapproximately $100 in telephonecalls had been claimed in error.They had been made by Valcourtbut not in respect of CRDbusiness.Orr stated that four areas ofexpenses were properly claimed..653-4432These included:• The cost of answering calls leftby anyone within the CapitalRegional District who telephonedher in regard to problems they hadwith the CRD or its staff;• All telephone calls to theregional district office;• Telephone calls to the ministryof municipal affairs, healthdepartment and other provincialbodies in order to gain informationallowing her to intelligentlyparticipate in discussion ofcommittees to which she had beenappointed if the information wasnot available from the region staff;• Postage in respect of letters toother directors in time for meetingsof the board or committees.On the otherside ofthe ledger hecited a number of costs whichcould not be properly claimed.These included the cost ofpreparation of materials tosupport her political stance on anyissue; telephone calls to anyone togain information, advice orevidence to support her politicalstance or costs of legal advice tosupport that political stance."There was some evidence,"noted Orr's letter, "which wouldindicate that other directors may,too. have claimed expensesunder Section 788 'improperly' ".NEW HOURSIN THEBLUE HERON ROOM:CLOSED MON. & TUES.WED.-THURS.-SUN. 5-9FRI. & SAT. 5-10FULFORD INNFriday & Saturday SuppertimeSpecialChicken Kievserved with au gratin potatoand your choice of soup or the salad bar.NEW HOURS IN THE BLUE HERON ROOM:Closed Monday & Tuesday; Closed this Sunday, Oct. 25^ Open Wednesday, Thursday, Sunddy 5-9; Friday & Saturday 5-10 ~~Come and stay with us at the Fulford Inn, at tk*> h**Hi
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