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Women's Institute

Raspberry Tea held Several segments of the com­

munity were represented at the recent raspberry tea sponsored by the South Salt Spring Women's Institute (WI).

Among the many people taking part, for instance, were old age pensioners from Ganges and numerous residents of the Fulford area.

Margaret Campbell won the raffle for fruit cakes made by Betty Drummond, while Marie Dance of Kamloops took the second prize and Clare Farrell won third prize.

Many of the flowers donated for the event by June Stevens were later presented to Green­woods residents, and the hall committee members contributed

much time and effort. WI is non-sectarian, non­

partisan and non-racial: any wo­man 18 years of age or over is eligible to join. Members de­scribe WI as an organization of women working for the improve­ment of their community through support of hospitals, institutes and the environment. The insti­tute also promotes improved so­cial laws.

WI provides vocational bursar­ies, university scholarships and membership scholarships for adults.

The South Salt Spring WI extends an invitation for interest­ed women to contact Gladys Slingsby (653-4350) regarding membership.

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• In the ladies 18-hole division, 46 players took part in the first round of the two-day eclectic. Low net winner at 68 was Doris Beach, and runner-up, with 69, was Marie Hopkins. The second round is scheduled for September 2. • The weather, bright and sunny for men's golf Thursday, did not seem to help golfers for the most part. Cedric Walker, however, came in with a net 61 to win the

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Off Centre Stage to host August workshops A variety of workshops for

children will be offered at Off Centre Stage in August, following several creative arts classes that were held through July.

The program opens with a children's music theatre work­shop from August 11 to 14. The session, originally slated to run over the first week of August, replaces a puppetry workshop that has since been cancelled.

Off Centre Stage says the

workshop will give children in two age groups — from four to six years, and age seven and up — the opportunity to explore musi­cal theatre through songs, mask making and drama.

Instructor Lynne Quinn will focus on nursery rhymes and children's verses for the younger participants, while those in the

older age group will sing in and act out a longer fairy tale, the choice of which will depend on the number of children enrolled.

Simple masks will be made to add colour to the performances, and the emphasis will be on the creative process within the chil­dren themselves.

Workshop times are from 9:30 to 10:30 am for younger partici­pants, and from 10:30 am to 12:30

pm for the older class. Fees are x\2 and $24, respectively.

August will also see a recorder workshop for children aged seven years and over. It will take place from August 18 to 21, from 9:30 am to 10:30 am, and recorders will be supplied as necessary. Cost of the workshop is $12.

During that same week, a workshop for elementary school band students will be held from

10:30 am to 12:30 pm. Interested students will have the opportunity to improve their techniques and reading skills, and to enjoy play­ing together without normal time restrictions. Cost is $12.

To register for any of these workshops, call Lynne Quinn at 537-2116. Registrations for the band workshop should be made by August 10.

'Life on the Wicked Stage'

Not big-time but certainly a good time By FRANK RICHARDS

There were the two of them and the grand piano, and for two hours they kept the audience happy, two evenings running. It wasn't big time, but it was a good time. It was Life upon the Wicked Stage and April Curtis walked that wicked stage while Bryan Smith pounded the piano. Together, they played on Friday and Saturday evenings.

The program was music hall, vaudeville, variety, revue or whatever term puts you in mind of the old-time style. While Smith played and came up off his piano stool, April presented a piece and dashed away to change costume and role. In the traditional style they might have offered a series of running sketches while intro­ducing other entertainers. On a smaller stage in a smaller setting to a smaller audience, they were content to fill all those roles.

The opener was Vancouver Suite, composed by Bryan Smith, wandering through the Spanish Banks, Robson Strasse, watching the children in the Park and to the North Shore by way of Pender St.

As he told me afterwards, he was there, on stage, almost the entire two hours. That would merely indicate the advantages of changing costume, unless you happen to be faced with the chore yourself.

It was a credit to the two players that an audience could sit for two hours and go home to a soft chair happy that they had seen the show.

Curtis has a delightful voice and a wide r e p e r t o i r e . M o r e significantly, she has a stage

presence that convinces you tnat she is a gamine, operatic singer and Shakespearean actress all in one.

She sang the theme song. Life on the Wicked Stage, from Jerome Kern's Showboat and then

'A credit to the two players.'

wandered through a well-chosen selection of hit songs of the past.

The first act was built around the reminiscences of a singing actress and the prompting of the pianist. When Curtis recalled her days in Shakespeare, she played an

Flower show set for Fulford

The annual summer flower show and sale staged by the Salt Spring Island Garden Club is set for this weekend at Fulford Harbour.

The two-day event will be held August 9 and 10 — this Saturday and Sunday — at the Fulford Community Hall.

Times are from 1 pm to 5 pm on Saturday, and from 11 am to 3:30 pm on Saturday. Admission to the show and tea is $1.50.

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Smith is well known on Salt Spring Island, as an entertainer, from his long runs at Harbour House. Curtis is probably less well-known because she has not appeared before audiences on so long a term. She deserves to be better known, because her talent is evident and very entertaining.

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About 30 friends and neigh­bours attended a surprise party held last week for Salt Spring residents Mort and Biz Stratton, who will soon mark their 50th wedding anniversary.

The Strattons will celebrate their golden anniversary on Sep­tember 2 with their family in Eastern Canada.

The party held last week on Salt Spring saw a toast to the couple proposed by Gordon Cunning­ham. Other highlights induced a cake baked for the occasion by Elizabeth Emmerson, and a view of Mount Baker painted by Carol Evans.

Before retiring to Salt Spring Island 10 years ago. Dr. Stratton was a member of the faculty of Denison University in Ohio, while

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At a July 24 meeting that drew about 15 people, a committee of three people was struck to make initial contact with officials in the French town and lay the ground­work for possible ties between the two towns.

Committee members are John Scott, Irene Wright and Merle Box. Scott initiated the meeting after visiting Ganges, France, earlier this year and noting the similarities between the two centres.

Like its Canadian counterpart, Ganges. France, is a relatively small village that relies heavily on tourism and counts a weekend farmers' market as a principal attraction.

At this point, Irene Wright said, the ad-hoc committee will concentrate on contacting officials in the French village and "make overtures" about twinning. The project, she continued, could take the form of a correspondence exchange — with translations done by local French immersion students — or reach the level of personal visits.

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(gulf Mantoai ©rtftiaoob Outer Islands Section

News reports carried in Ike Outer Islands section of Driftwood are supplied by a network of correspondents and a regular staJJ reporter. Items of interest can be passed on through the following people:

• Catherine Lang, Outer Islands reporter, Pender Island (629-6418) • Eleanor Harrison, Pender Island correspondent (629-3230) • Priscitia Janssen, Saturna Island correspondent (539-2591) • Carmen Braund, Galiano Island correspondent (539-5017)

Galiano Island

Conference hears opinions of history

By CATHERINE LANG Eighteenth-century explora­

tions on B.C.'s west coast were highlighted at the recent histori­cal and cultural conference held on Galiano Island.

The conference, organized by the Galiano Historical and Cultur­al Society in conjunction with the Canadian Nautical Research So­ciety and The Underwater Ar­chaeology Society of B.C., drew professional and amateur histori­ans from Spain. England, Nor­way, the U.S. and points across Canada.

'The Europeans were not always the prime actors in what was going on.'

Presentations on Friday, July 25, focused on the dispute between England and Spain over sovereign­ty of B.C.'s west coast in the 1700s. Local historian John Kenderick and Freeman Tovell , from Victoria, gave detailed accounts of events that transpired between Spanish explorer Bodega y Quadra and Captain George Vancouver during their search for the North West Passage.

Spain's motivation for the search is not clear, Kendrick said. He speculated that they were looking for a better trade route from Manila to Spain, but Russi­an activity along the coast was also perceived as a threat.

At that time, Kendrick added, the discoveries made by explorers were not always what had been expected. Cook's voyages in the

South Pacific, he said by way of example, were prompted by a search for the great southern continent.

A talk delivered by William Glover from Royal Roads Military College centred on navigational aids and techniques used by explorers, and discussed some of the theories and problems exper­ienced because of lack of know­

ledge and poor equipment. He said the expansion of com­

merce, and the introduction of steamboats in the 19th century, forced hydrographers to make increasingly-accurate maps ot B.C.'s coastline. More precise compass measurements came into wider use during that time.

Dr. Christon Archer of the University of Calgary noted the significance of contact with na­tives during the era. "The Euro­peans," he said, "were not always the prime actors in what was going on. One has to look at the native side of exploration as well." well."

Archer noted that Spain may have perceived a threat from Russia because of that nation's association with B.C.'s Native Indians. "The king (of Spain) was astounded at the remarkable level of civilization of the North West coast," he said.

Afternoon presentat ions in­cluded the delivery of a paper by Barry Gough, professor at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, on The Hunt for the Lemalchi Pirates in 1863. The presentation was excerpted from the recent publication of his book. Gunboat Frontier.

Gough explained that his re­search led to a study of relations between whites and Indians, and among Indian tribes, during an episode in the 1860s when the Lemalchi Indians were sought

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Hands hold deep fascination for Pender Island sculptor

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heavy equipment operator, an industrial first aid attendant, and a faller specializing in dangerous trees. North Pender resident Kim Davis has taken to sculpting functional pieces of art from huge blocks of wood.

"Wood enhances the quality of life," said Davis, explaining that his interest lies in bringing life into sculpture.

Although the first turning point

in his multi-faceted career came 10 years ago when art instructors at Red Deer College recognized his talent, Davis only began to sculpt seriously about 18 months ago.

He now divides his time bet­ween his job as a faller and his studio on North Pender. His first studio was in Victoria, but all of his major works were completed here — including a cedar chair which is a study of his own hands magnified to five times their

original size. The detail imitating the struc­

ture and lines in Davis' own hands is as impressive as the construction. "Study for a Chair Number Five" merges the backs of two hands to make a chair. When a group of plastic surgeons showed a great deal of interest in the piece, Davis was pleased. Their specialty was hand surgery and they were fascinated by the design.

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police report

'The rest is hard work'

PENDER ISLAND — RCMP Cpl. Ray Thorogood said a letter from Crown Counsel in Sidney has informed him that a suspect in the killing of Wilhelmina the Goose will not be prosecuted due to an administrative error.

The Canada Goose was killed last November on Mayne Island. The file Thorogood sent to Sidney Courts was misplaced, and the six-month limitation on pressing charges for the offence has since lapsed.

"Crown Counsel expresses his deepest regrets to all the good citizens who were directly in­volved or who have expressed concern for this act," read the letter to Thorogood.

Thorogood said the prosecutor believed the charge had been laid when Pender RCMP called in the spring to follow up on proceed­ings. Sidney Courts discovered the file had been misplaced. Consequently, no charges were laid.

"I t 's very, very seldom some­thing like this happens," said Thorogood, noting that although police only had a 50-50 chance of proving guilt, the Crown wanted to proceed with the trial.

Thorogood said that prosecu­tion often doesn't take place when evidence is weak because the Crown Counsel deems it to be a waste of taxpayers' money.

"But this one he felt very strongly about and definitely wanted to prosecute," said Thor­ogood.

• A motor vehicle accident on

Mayne Island July 26 saw a Surrey man lose control of his car, sending it into a ditch on Camp­bell Bay Road. Thorogood said the driver lost control when he drove off an asphalt road onto a gravel road that had been oiled.

Neither the driver nor his passenger was injured, but S800 damage was done to the vehicle.

RCMP remind drivers that highways crews are coating gra­vel roads with oil. Thorogood emphasized the need for motor­ists to be cautious and to drive slowly under such conditions.

Three percent of art is romantic

Kim Davis

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His intention in most works in progress is to create pieces that are both functional and artistic.

"Our lives are too busy being efficient. We don't incorporate, art into the things we use anymore," he said.

Davis is now working on a show of hands which he expects will take up to five years to complete. He has the rough beginnings of two of the pieces for the series — one is called Religion for its depiction of how money is wor­shipped in our society, and the other will be a design of a hand holding a functional clock.

Large pieces of various kinds of wood weighing anywhere from 400 and 800 pounds are the raw material he now works with. His

"Study for a Chair Number Five," for example, began as a 400-pound piece of cedar and weighed 40 pounds on comple­tion.

Steps in the process include designing and constructing a

. maquette, or model, out of wiring and fine German clay. Producing the design for the chair was particularly tricky, said Davis, because he had to alter the structure several times before the hand would support a sitting chair position.

After carving out the rough design with power tools, Davis sculpts the finer lines with hand tools and sands everything to a smooth finish before applying several coats of oil.

" I love trees, but most people don't have a concept of living with

them. You can take the rot out. you can make them healthy, you can do surgery, and you can give people a view without taking them down," he said.

But Davis has mixed feelings about working as a faller — it is exhausting, dangerous, and it forces him to do his artwork on a part-time basis.

"If I could, I'd quit my busi­ness and carve," he said. "I 'm getting really tired of risking my life."

There is no shortage of motiva tion in Davis' overall plans. Bui he is scornful of those who think an artist's life is idyllic.

"The whole romantic aspect is about three per cent — and the rest is hard work," he said.

Historical cultural session offers a variety of papers From Page 24

after by the Royal Navy. Following the murder of two

civilians on Saturna in 1863, a Navy gunboat was dispatched to find the guilty Indians and issue a just punishment.

Several unsuccessful attempts followed their efforts to capture the Lemalchi. The chief of the tribe, Acheewun, proved to be particularly elusive, and another gunboat was brought into the search.

"The Navy watched all of Acheewun's possible haunts in­cluding Chemainus, Kuper, and Galiano Islands. Indian evidence pointed to Galiano, but that island had many natural obstacles, in­cluding thick woods, high moun­tain caves, and steep rocky shores that made approaches from the sea difficult," said Gough.

The natives were eventually forced down from their mountain hideout above Montague Har­bour, and the trial that ensued in Victoria led to the execution of four Lemalchi, including the ;hief.

Gough concluded that assis­tance from neighboring Indians in the Penelukut and Chemainus tribes, and the advantage of steam-powered boats, helped the Navy capture the Lemalchi.

Following Gough's presenta­tion, Janet Fireman from the Los Angeles County Museum gave a witty speech on an obscure 1790 play which fostered "overzealous British patriotism."

The afternoon wrapped up at the pub with a valiant rendition of a portion of the play, Britain Prepar'd— On the High Seas and in the London Theatre. Members of the Galiano Strolling Players performed some of the play's highlights, thereby underscoring Fireman's comical criticisms of the theatrical flop.

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New museum to include connection with Galiano

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The form and focus of Canada ' s new national museum was ex­plained to a Galiano Island au­dience during the recent histori­cal and cultural conference held there .

Dr. George MacDonald, direc­tor of the new museum, a t tended the conference on July 25 to present a series of slides outlining plans for the Canadian Museum

'Hall will feature re­construction of an entire West Coast Indian vill-age.

of Civilization, formerly the Mu­seum of Man.

The new museum, being built at a cost of S250 million and scheduled to open in 1988, will include in its Grand Hall a replica of the Spanish schooner Sutil, which the explorer Galiano sailed through B.C. waters in 1792.

The national museum has com­missioned the local Galiano His­torical Society to build the replica and that connection was enough to draw about 80 people to the is land 's activity centre to see and hear MacDonald ' s presentat ion.

The museum director said the Great Hall will feature "na t ive people and their accomplish­m e n t s , " and represent the "po in t of con tac t" between old world and new.

He added that the display will also form the platform for theatri­cal performances.

But while the Sutil will be featured in the Grand Hall, the replica of Gal iano 's 18th century schooner is only one item in a vast collection of art displays and technical presentat ions . MacDon­ald noted that the museum will en ter a " n e w era of h igh- tech" by offering at tractions ranging from an Imax and Omnimax theat re to laser disc records that will print 3-D colour photographs of mu­seum exhibits.

The new museum, which will face Ot tawa ' s Parl iament Build ings from Pare Laurier on th< Quebec side of the Ottawa River will eventually be one of a series of archival buildings and galleries that will form a ring around Parl iament to create Boulevard Canada.

MacDonald added that the building, which uses images of glacial landscapes as a theme , was designed entirely on a com­puter . That technology allowed des igners the freedom to calcu­late sophisticated curves and forms, he said.

The building contains three floors, which MacDonald said fit together like a map. The first floor will cover the prehistoric period, the second will out l ine the influence immigrants have had on C a n a d a , and the third will document regional cultures and the growth of national institutions.

Also included in the building will be television studios and facilities for the production of educational programs. Theatrical presentat ions held in the Grand Hall will also concentrate on education.

An adjoining wing — covering 20,000 square feet — will consti­tute a children's museum, which

MacDonald said will focus on hands-on exhibits and models that children can use as a set t ing for videotaping. The videotapes can then be purchased as a souvenir.

Native and Inuit art collections will be emphasized in both the Grand Hall and separa te galler­ies. MacDonald noted that the hall will feature a reconstruction of an ent i re Wes t Coast Indian village which will be the largest , walk-through display of its kind in the world.

Slides shown at the Galiano Island presentat ion showed Coast Salish, Kwakiutl, Bella Coola, Haida and Ts imshian house fronts, and MacDonald said ex­amples of distinctive canoes will be exhibited with each house . A 56-foot war canoe now on display at the Canada Pavilion at Expo 86 will float alongside the Sutil in the Grand Hall.

Contemporary native works are also slated for display, including a bronze mask, Raven Brings Light To Man, by Robert Davidson, and Bill Reid 's original killer whale now in front of the Vancouver Aquar ium.

On the second floor, ethnic displays will open with a Chinese-Canadian exhibit, and MacDon­ald said live performances will accompany many of the changing e x h i b i t s . M o d e l s p o r t r a y i n g aspects of regional history will also be found on this f loor— i.e. , a dock in Halifax, the kitchen of a prairie house circa the Great Depression, and the house of a

'Museum meant for all young Canadians in their search for identity.'

Chinese immigrant . Audio discs will provide background informa­tion.

" T h e y will tell you what you are looking at in any one of 20 l a n g u a g e s , " MacDonald said.

Canadian content will b e feat­ured in space-age films in the Imax and Omnimax thea t re , and M a c D o n a l d sa id h e h o p e s "o r i en t a t i on" films simulating Canadian landscapes and histori­cal scenes can be added to the collection.

MacDonald concluded that the new museum is designed to bolster confidence in Canadians , adding that he hopes it can help to effect changes in a t t i tudes . The museum, he said, is meant "for all young Canadians in their search for ident i ty ."

Two presentat ions were made to MacDonald following his slide show and talk. Andrew Loveridge handed over a copy of Galiano's biography, which he t ranslated from Spanish for the occasion, and MacDonald welcomed the contribution. " I t is exactly that kind of input we welcome very much, i ndeed , " he said.

The second gift was an edition of From Sea to Sea: Art and Discovery Maps of Canada, pre­sented by its author , Joe C. W. Armstrong.

Two videos were shown after the presentat ions — Dream in the Making, and a history and back­ground on the Gulf Islands pro­duced by the islands Trust .

By MARY JOHNSON Pender Is land 's recent Corbett-

Bowerman golf tournament at­tracted 36 men golfers. Elmer Bowerman won low gross honours and the Corbett t rophy, while Bob Bugg took home the Bowerman trophy for his low net win.

In two-ball mixed foursome play, the men ou tnumbered the

ladies. Par tners Cy Putt and Roy Outhet won top spot and Ella Stirling and Roger Shaw took the hot-shot prize.

In the ladies nine-hole section, Mary Johnson won low net and Dorcas Outhet won the putt pot.

On July 16, Margaret Town-send and Dorothy Henshaw tied for the most points. The low net

category was also tied, with Ann Fairweather . Margo Irving and J e a n n e Scott posting identical scores.

On July 23, the re were 50 golfers for mixed two-ball four­somes . J e a n n e Scott and Bill Murray won first prize, and Val Robertson captured the hot-shot prize.

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Island riders register show triumphs Three riders of Galiano's Maple

Styrup Riding Club confirmed their reputation as contestants to be feared by winning first place in three events in the recent Lower Vancouver Island Horse Show at Beaver Lake, Victoria.

Annie Scoones, Kate Hennessy and Yarrah Hooley all earned top positions, and placed second in most other classes. They rode horses Napolean and Japonica, with which they trained all winter. Owner and teacher Annie Scoones said "all the hard work paid off. Galiano is being put on the map in horse riding."

Approximately 100 people competed at the show. This was one of many big annual shows in South-western British Columbia. Galiano will have representation at the upcoming equestrian events in Sooke. Saanich (the largest show of the year) and Salt Spring Island.

Congratulations, and keep them shaking in their jodhpurs.

Lard tundern by! A record crowd attended the

Rod and Gun Club's third annual Thunder Mug Races on Sunday, August 3. Thundermuggers included many Galiano residents and vis i tors inc lud ing an exceptional number of RCMP friends of Rick Coulter and their families from the mainland and Vancouver Island.

Thunder King Olie Garner blasted the thunderstick and all eight race participants headed around the Montague Harbour course seated on their "mugs". Rules specify that the boats carrying the mug and rider be powered by no more than a 10 horsepower engine.

Daron Clark won the race, $50 cash from the Rod and Gun Club and a polo shirt. Scott Harold of Porlier Pass Road placed second,

galiano report

by Carmen Braund

winning a gas can from Galiano Garage and a polo shirt. Sidney RCMP Kim McDonald placed third, winning a polo shirt.

Overall winner of attention, especially be intrigued children, was Miss Piggy, who skiffed happily around the harbour and attended the festivities. She also enjoyed starring on the Thunder Mug float in the previous days Fiesta Parade.

The Rod and Gun Club held true to its reputation for fantastic barbecues, serving up a storm. Shirley Coulter of Montague Marina said it was "a fantastic day for everyone."

Gossip mongers Waters north of Gossip Island

were dotted with boats from 6 am to 2 pm Sunday, August 3, during the 19th annual Gossip Island Fishing Derby. The event began in 1967 as a Centennial project, and was started by residents Margery and John Taylor, who are now part of the organizing committee.

Dr. Radford's field was the usual hub of activity, where about 100 people registered and set out to the Georgia Straight stretch between boundaries—the U47 bell buoy and Salamanca Point. Weigh-in back at the field was officiated by John McDonald, who provided the following results:

Adult, salmon: 1st, Gordon Cawley, 14 lb., 4 oz. spring; 2nd,

Banquet speaker criticizes 'flag-waving' historians

By CATHERINE LANG Close to 80 people attended a

July 26 banquet at the Galiano Activity Centre to hear a presen­tation by historian Selma Huxley-Barkham. The evening was one highlight of the week-long histori­cal conference organized by Edrie Holloway, president of The Gali­ano Historical and Cultural Socie­ty-

Huxley-Barkham, well-known among historians for research that led to the discovery of 16th century Basque whaling schoon­ers off Newfoundland's coast, complimented those who contri­buted to the "wonderful, unchauv-inistic presentations of history" made at the conference.

She said the history of non-English-speaking peoples is more recognized on the west coast than the east, and added that the conference brought to light many positive aspects of that history.

Criticizing historian Harold In-nis for his perspectives on early east coast history, Huxley-Barkham attacked what she called an example of "flag-waving" — the theory that British fishermen invented the process of drying cod off the east coast before returning to England.

Noting that the British were not on the east coast until the last quarter of the 16th century, she said they were trying to make up-for lost time by inventing a theory which pushed Spanish and Portu­guese fishermen out of the spot­light.

She feels that flag-waving "is

probably endemic in all nations" and is therefore unlikely to be eradicated. However, her primary concern is with more subtle examples, such as the English "invention" of cod fisheries.

"What I'm concerned about is historical whitewashing — pre­tending you aren't flagwaving when you are." she said.

Huxley-Barkham, who travel­led from the village of Onate Guipuzcoa • near the Spanish-French border in the Pyrenees to attend the conference, indulged with other guests in the gourmet meal which accompanied the Galiano Island banquet. Chorizo and duck in a Spanish sauce was the main entree, and evening accompaniment was provided by flutist Mary Reher and classical guitarist Brad Prevedoras.

Among those seated at the head table with Huxley-Barkham were Admiral Collier, president of the B.C. Ferry Corporation, and Gerald Panting, the president of Canada's Nautical Research Society. Captain Richard Donald­son chaired the presentations and offered toasts following the meal.

Collier gave Huxley-Barkham a copy of The Ships of B.C. — The Story of Ferries on the West Coast, and greetings from the tourism ministry were presented by representative Frank Hussey.

Hussey said the ministry would be happy to offer the Galiano Historical Society whatever help was possible, and complimented organizers of the conference on a job well done.

Jeff Dahl, 5 lb., 6 oz. coho; 3rd, Chic Stewart, 5 lb., 4 oz. coho.

Adult, coarse fish: Neil Hoover, 17 lb., 10 oz. ling cod.

Child, salmon: Tracie Paine, 3 lb., 3 oz. coho.

Child, coarse: 1st, Chris McDonald, 14 lb., 1 oz. ling cod; 2nd, Kimberlie Naddin, 9 lb., 9 oz. ling cod; 3rd, Shaun Loepky, 9 lb., 6 oz. ling cod.

Adult, hidden weight: Bob Waines, 3 lb., 8 oz. coho; Trevor Paine, 4 lb. 7 oz. coho; Lorna McDonald, 1 lb., 11 oz. rock fish.

Child, hidden weight: Jasson Charasyk, 2 lb. 4 oz. rock fish; Crystal O'Doherty 1 lb. 9 oz. rock fish; Daniel Shod, 1 lb., 13 oz. rock fish.

Hot dogs, ice cream, coffee and fruit drinks were shared by the 125 Gossip Islanders, friends and relatives who celebrated in the a f t e r n o o n . M a n y r a f f l e s distributed appropriate prizes, such as a bilge pump, search light, anchors, two mugs by Marni Hartnell and a case of beer.

Nature note So where have all the salmon

gone? One bald eagle tried feasting on one of Jim Scoones'two-pound

plastic duck decoys. It swooped down to the pond at Porlier Pass and Clanton Road, and lifted the duck—as well as its four-pound anchor—into a tree, where duck and gear now sit. No sign of the eagle.

Coming events • Sunday, August 10, at St.

Margaret's of Scotland Church, Rev. Pocock will officiate at a communion service at 10:30 am.

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Livestock Travel Reg. 3/4 Arab mare with 7/8 colt, one liver chest. "Morab" colt, and a beautiful 3 /4 Arab colt. All foals with papers. Serious calls only, eves 537-5761 or leave message at 537-9525. 31-rtn

3 good quality breeding rams, age 6 to 7 months. 1 grey 3 /4 Hampshire, $125. 2 registered Hampshires at $175 eac. Phone 653-4435 eves.

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2 large western saddles, 537-9392

16 mo. old Kanata pony colt, lovely temperament, well started, halter broken, $250 obo. Sue Yardley, 653-4322. 32-tfn

Pony mare 12 h. 10 yrs. needs rider with some experience. Very pretty, $ 195. Island grown pork by the side. Cut and wrapped. Adult geese, $7 each. 1-539-2411, Mayne Is. 32-2

Boats

CiVlS ISLAND SEA KAYAKTNl

Ocean Kayak Naturalist Tours

Day Trip $35 Sunset Cruise $25

2-day trip $75 Next week - Ballingall Islands Bird

Sanctuary. Week after next: Prevost Island

1/2 price Thursdays

Call 539-2442 GALIANO

Sea Otter Kayak for Sale - $825 I

26' Round chine sailboat with full inventory of sails. Also, 15 horse Johnson o.b. Needs some TLC. A good sailer, sleeps 4. To view, phone 537-9825. B. O. to $5,000.

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WE BUY & SELL USED BOATS & MOTORS

Ross & Ganges 537-4202 At Harbour's End

30' Danish double ended sloop. Fibreglass hull with teak interior. Great liveaboard with off shore capabilities. Offers on $34,500. 656-3637. 31-5

Found Pair of glasses found in St. Mary Lake. Claim at Driftwood office, 121 Rainbow Rd. 1

At Portlock Park, Book of animals Please claim by identifying at Driftwood. 1

Travel

Park and Ride with us to the Abbotsford

Intl. Air Show SATURDAY. AUGUST 9th

Hal Wright's Charter Bus - air cond./washroom, park and pickup Bulk Food Store. Lv. SSI 7 am. ferry At sailing arr. SSI 10:05 pm. Pickups on ferry arranged for outer islanders. Fair incl. showadmission, fer ry fare and char ter bus transportation. $37 per person. Phone and reserve your seat nowl

Cathy Taylor, representative for Beacon Travel, will be happy to help you with your travel plans and inquiries. No charge or obligation, 537-4486. 29-4

Travel toll free. Call 1-800-742-0864. Aladdin Travel, Sidney. 26-tfn

RENT-A-CAR $25 a day.

Open 8 - 5 daily GANGES MARINA

537-5331 or 537-5242 29-tfn

Announcements

Ob Kathleen Mary Fraser

Priestman and Paul Valdemar Horsdal

wish to announce their intent to be wed on Salt Spring Island on the

13th of August, 1986. Many thanks for the support and best

wishes. 1

Personal

Family Problems? Write Box 864,

Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 * Anonymous if preferred

Wanted Fridge, under 20 years old. Good condition, right hand opening. Also, legal size 2 drawer filing cabinet. Donna Regen, 537-9856 or 537-5576. i

Spring Cleaning? Moving? Estate Clearance? No time for garage sales? We will pay cash for odds and ends, furniture, or just about anything! Call us at 537-5148. We now service the Outer Islands - call Collect. 32_-4

Small boat motor, approximately 4 hp., in reliable condition. 537-9623.

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I am looking for an electric typewriter no older than 1975. Call 537-9285, ask for Lisa. i

Used records and tapes, for cash or trade. Also, used pocket books for credit or trade G. I Video Mouat's Mall 537-2012. 4 ait

Work Wanted Caretaking position desired on Salt Spring. Presently managing two apartment blocks. Available end of August. References suppl ied. Contact Bob Appleton, 1001-1461 Harwood St., Vancouver or phone 1 -685-5639 collect. 3V-2

Landscaper and gardener horticul-turally trained and experienced in design, planting, maintenance, pruning and greenhousing. Fully insured. Phone David, 653-4270.

Carpenter, cook and bookkeeper with large modern live-aboard. Will relocate for home construction, caretaking or perhaps run your cafe or trading post... Phone 1-385-7476. 30-4

Mature babysitter available for full time sitting in own home. Call 537-4526 19-tfn

Young man seeking employment. Will do all types of work. Gardening, cleaning, mowing, etc Phone 537 2153, Jason, after 6 pm.

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0^& ) Satisfaction &/ Services HANDYMAN & CONTRACTING

Call Ted Baldwinson 537-2809 1 Ifn

Dr{ftwood Classifieds GET RESULTS!

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Help Wanted GULF ISLANDS

SCHOOL DISTRICT #64 Applications are invited from

qualified and experienced teachers who are interested in temporary positions at the following schools. 1. GALIANO ELEMENTARY: Staff 4.6, pupils 70. a) .5 FTE French, PE and Principals. Relief principal -Mrs. E. Brinson, 539-2080. 2 . PENDER ELEMENTARY-. SECONDARY: Staff 5.4, pupils 73. a) .5 Kindergarten/Gr. 1. Principal -Mr. T. Corcoran, 629-6562. 3. FULFORD ELEMENTARY: Staff 8.2, Pupils 167. a) .4 Music, b) 1.0 Grade 1/2. Principal - Mr. B. Brownsword, 537-5274. 4. SALTSPRING ELEMENTARY: Staff 16.3, pupils 322. a) 0.7 Ubrarian - Bilingual ability an asset. Principal - Mr. T. Watson, 537-2284. 5. FERNWOOD ELEMENTARY: Staff 10.1, pupils 198. a) 0.65 Librarian -knowledge and belief in cooperative planning and teaching is essential, b) 0.6 Learning Assistance, c) .25 Social Studies, Science and PE. c) 0.4 Gr. 2/3. d) 1.0 Gr. 3 /4 Music, Drama or Computers desirable. Principal - Mr. G. Woodley, 537-2288. 6. GULF ISLANDS SECONDARY: Staff 25.0, Pupils 357. a) 0.65 Secondary French Immersion Teacher, Social Studies, Mathema­tics, Science, b) 0.4 Secondary senior English, c) 0.5 Secondary Learning Assistance including gifted education. Applicants should indicate qualifications to assist the school's counselling program as well, e) 0.5 Secondary Home Economics Foods 8, 9, 11, Textiles 10, effective to January 30, 1987.

Specific information for all positions can be obtained from the Director of Instruction, Mr. R. McWhirter, 537-5548.

Please subm i t l e t t e r s of app l i ca t ion w i t h suppor t ing documents by 4 pm., Friday, August 15, 1986 to: Dr. M. Marshall, Superintendent of Schools, School District #64 (Gulf Islands), Box 128. Ganges, B.C., VOS 1E0.

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Older woman needs part-time companion for summer months in exchange for free room and board. For winter, share warm house with no duties and low rent. Centrally located. - Suitable for a mature woman. Call Mr. Pape, 537-5028.

Wanted to Rent Responsible couple, 2 children, wish long term rural Salt Spring rental, preferably unfurnished. Possible option to buy. References. Evenings 653-4354. j.

Housesitting: reliable couple with baby will look after your cottage in Sept. and Oct. in exchange for a quiet place to stay while writing MA thesis. References available or exchange your cottage for our 3 bdrm. Vancouver townhouse. 254-6794. i

Caretaker will look after your property or island. Has own living facilities and experience. 537-9363.

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Family to rent 2-3 bdrm. house, SSI, Sept/Oct. 1st. Large lot/acreage. References available. Phone Mike collect 734-5129. Vancouver.

HOME OWNERS WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE

but are worried about the problems that go with renting?

Let me handle this for you. R. D. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Phone 537-5411

House by August 1st, long term rental preferred. Acreage. 3 bdrm References available. Phone collect, 1-226-7597 3i-nn

Professional family, non-smokers, wish to rent long term or rent with option to buy. 4 or 5 bdrm. house on Salt Spring, preferably waterfront or view. Call Anne or Mike Marshall. 537-9650. 31-tin

H a n d y m a n / p e n s i o n e r seeks accommodation on islands. Write P.O. Box 67505, Station O, Vancouver, V5W 3T9.

For Rent

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Moving? Consider this. You rent the truck ( any size) and we'll do it for you. We'll help you with all or any part of your move. Experienced mover, packer, loader, driver (class #1 air) will deliver or pick up from anywhere in Canada or U.S. For more information, call Bob McCully at 537-5491. 32-ifn

Recreational waterfront cottage on secluded island available for rent. 2 bdrms., propane utilities, fireplace. 'Boat required. Call Victoria, 477-1 205 eves. I

4 bdrm. home, 1 mile from Fulford ferry. Ocean view, appliances, cablevision available. References required. $525. Phone 653-9381.

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Comfortable two bdrm. house with view of Fulford Harbour. References required. Available Oct. 1. Phone 653-4668. 32-3

Suitable for single or retired couple, spacious and well-designed mobile home with large deck, yard and garden on private acreage in Fulford. 653-4520. 6-rtn

Quaint log cabin, central location, rent $230. Phone 537-5650, Peter.

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Bed-sitting room suite with kitchen and bathroom. Private entrance. Non-smoker 537-5779. 31 tfn Oceanfront seclusion on 29 park­like acres. Mobile homes, travel trailers, campers and deluxe cottages. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Use of the Last Resort facilities. 537-4111. 30-tfn

1 bdrm. 1 300 sq. ft. self-contained suite in nice residential area with a fantastic view. Elec. range, fridge, use of washer and dryer, $350/mo. Vacant Aug. 25th. Can be seen now. 537-2458. i l t f n

2 bed side-by-side duplex, range, frig, fireplace, elec. heat, well insulated. Available August 1st. $330. 537-5751 or 537-9505.28 t<n

Large, ground floor suite, 1 bdrm., fireplace, w / w carpet, fridge and stove. Available Aug. 1st. $300 per month. Utilities included. 537-9718.

Large groundfloor suite, 1 bdrm. fireplace, w / w carpet, fridge and stove. Available Aug. 1, $300 per month. Utilities included. 537-9718.

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2 bed side-by-side duplex, range, frig., fireplace, elec. heat, well insulated. Available Aug. 1st, $330. 537-5751 or 537-9505. 29-tfn

* H.M.S. Ganges Apartments *

2 bdrm. suite, 1 bdrm. suite Seniors. Sorry no pets or children.

Stove, fridge, drapes, parking, laundry, cable.

A.P. LLOYD - 537-2670

Community Services Are you hav ing a prob lem controlling your eating? If you're interested in helping yourself, we're i-nterested in helping you. Call Overeater's Anonymous, 537-9253 or 537-2618. 26-tfn

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Canadian Adopt ion Re-Union Registry (CARR). For adoptees, birth parents and siblings. Write to: Box 7051, Station D., Victoria, B.C. V9B 4Z2. 26-tfn

Narcotics Anonymous WEDNESDAYS 8 pm.

Upper Ganges CentreT'ai Chi room. (next to Pool Room)

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Al-Anon helps those who are living with or near a severe drinking problem. Mondays 1.30 pm and Fri. 8 pm. For more information, phone 537-5491. 26 tfn

Dressings are free to Cancer Patients by the Order of the Eastern Star Contact Carol Spencer, 537-2154 or Health Services, 537-5541.

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A. A. MEETINGS 8 pm. MONDAY - open meetings, nurses' residence. 8 pm. FRIDAY - nurses' residence. Open meeting last Friday of the month. Phone 537-2323, 537-5190,537-2618. 26-tfn

Church Notices

SUNDAY, AUG. 10

Community Gospel Chapel

Drake Road, Ganges Worship Service 10:30 am

Sundays w i th Sunday School classes for the chi ldren. Evening Service 7:30 pm

Bible Study & Prayer Thursday 7:30 pm

Pastor: Rev. S.F. Hildebrandt 6 3 7 - 5 7 5 7 6 3 7 - 2 6 2 2

Ganges United Church

Hereford Ave., Ganges Worship service 10 am wi th Sunday School for

Nursery to 15 years Minister: Rev. A . N . Skinner 5 3 7 - 5 8 1 2 5 3 7 - 9 3 4 3

Anglican Parish Salt Spring Island

St. Mark's -Holy Eucharist - 8 am 10:30: Parish Eucharist & Potluck picnic lunch at 1130 North End Rd. (sign 'Chestnut Grove', Lomas).

Parish office: 5 3 7 - 2 1 7 1

Catholic Church Salt Spring Island

Fulford - 9 am Ganges - 10:30 am Saturdays - Ganges, 5 pm

Rev. Fr. P.A. Bergin

Salt Spring Pentecostal Assembly

CENTRAL HALL Sunday School - 9:30 am

Worship Service - 10:30 am Bible Study—Wed. 7:30 pm

HOME MEETINGS Call Otto Mostad 6 5 3 - 4 4 5 5

or Paul Konig 5 3 7 - 9 5 3 1 Aff i l iated w i th P.A.O.C.

Salt Spring Island Baptist Church

Admiral Hall, 5 0 6 Lower Ganges Rd.

Sunday - Family Service & Sunday School 10:30 am Evening Fellowship 7 pm

Wednesday, 7 pm Home Bible Study

Thursday, 9 :30 am Ladies' Home Bible Study

Pastor: Rev. Brian Joyce 5 3 7 - 2 2 2 2

Galiano Island St. Margaret of Scotland

Anglican Sundays - 10:30 am

Notices

S.P.C.A. Box 522, Ganges 537-2123 Dogs suffer from heat-stroke, too. Please do not leave yours in a closed car. He will be cooler at home.

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Jazz Festival Tickets available Farmer's Market. Adult tickets only.

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537-2723 BOX 772, GANGES

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Notices If your life has touched those of

Gord & Maria Sloan Sonnen, Peter, Mark

or Boyd and you wou ld enjoy an opportunity to w ish them wel l on their travels.

COME TO A PARTY

8 pm. Friday, August 15th Mansel l Farm, Mansel l Rd. BYOB and an hors d'oeuvre

Call Anne 537-5641 or Ross 537-5367 for detai ls. i

WINDSURF — SALES — LESSONS * • •

KAYAKS — AQUABIKES CANOES — SAILBOARDS

• • * 9 - 6 pm. PHONE 537-WIND

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Rainbow Rd. Family Day Care opening September 2. Ages 2-4 years Near Ganges. Full and part t ime. Reasonable rates. 537-4013 or 537-9525. 29.rfn

EMPLOYMENT ISSUES

2 Group Informat ion Sessions w i l l be held Wednesday, August 13th at the Communi ty Centre. A 10

am. session w i l l be held for smal l business proprietors interested in

federal wage subsidy programs. At 1 pm. A group session on training programs and creative job search wi l l be held for unemployed and

under employed individuals.

For info, call: 656-0851

3^2 Tutor ing in Language Arts, Social Studies, etc. A l l grades. Murray Shoolbraid, 537-5432 . 3Q-Hn

Podiatry Clinic DR. MARTIN KIRSHNER

wi l l be at Gulf Clinic, Ganges WEDNESDAY, August 13th and

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10th Appointment only, 537-2132 .

The Centennial Park Committee

OF THE SALT SPRING PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION

asks the members of the Saturday F a r m e r s ' M a r k e t V e n d o r s Assocation, or their alternates, to meet with them on Thursday, Aug. 7th at 8 pm. at the School Board office. Purpose: to discuss a number of problems and complaints associated with congestion at the park on Friday evening and Saturdays. i

BEN'S BIKES 18 spd. Big Foot Mounta in Bikes

$20 Day - $5/hr. FREE SOUTH ISLAND DELIVERY

Norco Big Foot - $350 new, $310 almost new.

Norco, Bell Safety Helmets - $25 See all the islands:

try a paddle and pedal tour.

ff ULT ISLAND SEA KAYAKINfS

Call 539-2442 32-tln

Driftwood Classifieds

GET RESULTS!

Coming Events

Ganges Dog Obedience Club invites past members to a picnic at

the Farmer's Institute bldg. Sunday, Aug. 17th, 11 am. Dogs

under control welcome. Those interested in helping to put on an

A.I.O.C. trial would be most welcome. It is important. Please

phone 537-5265. Mona. \_

Goldenage Bowlers:

Annual Meet -Aug. 12, 2 pm. Legion Hall

Registrations -Aug. 20, 3 pm. Bowl ing Alley.

Please attend

What do I do when my RRSP matures?

RRIF SEMINAR (Reg. Retirement Income Fund)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 19th — 8 pm.

GANGES UNITED CHURCH UPPER HALL

.Barbara Lang Acct. Exec. Nesbitt Thomson

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Come Onel Come AMI to the

Summer Flower Show & Tea

FULFORD COMMUNITY HALL August 9th and 10th

Saturday 1-5 pm. Sunday 11 am. - 3:30 pm.

Sale of blooms 3:30 pm. Sunday Admission to Show and Tea, $1.50

Raffles and plant sale sponsored by S.S.I. Garden Club

3rd Annual Unity Gathering

"PEACE THROUGH CONSULTATION" Beaver Point Hall

(Camping available) Friday, August 8th, 7 pm., Saturday, August 9th all day, Sunday August

10th till noon. Prayer Circle * Pipe Ceremony * Music * Speakers on Peace *

Healing * Consultation SATURDAY: Pancake Breakfast, bring bag lunch, potluck dinner.

Child care provided Saturday. Come one and all.

Sponsored by Saltspring Baha'i Community. Phone 537-2053 or 537-5150. l

Merv Wilkinson FOREST TOUR

(Cedar, B. C. near Nanaimo) Monday, Aug. 18th. Leave Vesuvius 9 am. Bring bag lunch. $2. More information, 537-2655. 32^

Artcraft '86 MAHON HALL - OPEN 1 1 - 5 DAILY

* Sunday's Featured Art isan *

Kishori Hutchings Pottery

DEMONSTRATION - begins 1:30 pm. '

DAY CAMP 9 - 3 Monday - Friday

$30 per week ARTS & CRAFTS FUN & GAMES

SWIMMING & HIKES OVERNIGHT CAMPS

Register at Portlock Park any Monday 9 am.

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Coming Events

I Salt Spring Players

ANNUAL SUMMER POTLUCK GARDEN PARTY & A .G.M.

at Sue & A lan Wyatt 's , 151 Tripp Rd., 537-5062. Saturday, Aug. 9 at 4 pm. Everyone we lcomel Old and new players. Bring a dish and lawn chair, the who le family, and have a great t ime. i

1986 Gulf Islands Tennis

Championships AUGUST 30 — AUGUST 31

PORTLOCK PARK SINGLES - men's and ladies' DOUBLES - men's, ladies & mixed Open to all Gulf Islands Residents,

Summer Residents & Property Owners. All levels of players

welcome. Sponsored by the Salt Spring Tennis Association,

ENTRY DEADLINE: Saturday, Aug. 1t5th, Preliminary matches begin

Sunday, Aug. 18. ENTRY FEE: SSTA Members $5 per event. Non-members $8 per event. ENTRY FORMS: Portlock Park. Foxglove Farm & Garden Supply, the Travel Shop or contact Roy Rajsic, 537-5139. 31-3

Continued Clearance of

SUMMER FASHIONS

50% - 70% OFF Ladies dresses, skirts, blouses, slacks and accessories. Well-known makes. To be held at Kenton House Gallery, 1000 Fulford-Ganges Rd.. 1 st Drive on right past Blackburn Rd.

OPEN EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 10 am. - 5 pm.

Gulf Islands Junior Tennis

Championships AUGUST 9 - 10

PORTLOCK PARK Boys: 14 years and under and 18 years and under. Girls: 14 years and under and 18

years and under Entry fee. $5 per event.

Everyone welcome. TO ENTER: Phone Paul Maron 653 -

9276 or Peggy Stacey 537-5939 Entry Deadline: August 7th.

New Tennis Players? HAVE YOU TAKEN LESSONS THIS S U M M E R ? T IRED OF BEING EVERYONE'S CANNON FODDER?

This is your tournament!

The Great Annua l Salt Spring Island

Novice Tennis Tournament

WHEN: AUGUST 17th WHERE: Portlock Park HOW: Phone Cathy Taylor 537-4486 or Paul Maron 653-9276

HOW MUCH: $5, S.S.T.A. Members, $8 non-members

ENTRY DEADLINE: Friday, August 15th.

Business Services Going on vacation: Call An imal House for TLC for your pets. Daily tr ips made to your home. Sorry, no boarding. Debbie Pytel, 537-5640.

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Business Services

Fairbrother Garden Service

15 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Complete Landscaping & Garden Maintenance Service

KEN FAIRBROTHER 537-5420

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Business Services

Garden & Tree Service

• Complete Garden Care • Limbing & Topping • Lawn Maintenance

ELLWYN McKAGUE Owner & Operator - 537 -2723

Tom Volquardsen

Box 385, Ganges, B.C. 537-5188 VOS 1E0

FIGUREHEADS ARCHITECTURAL CARVING

HANDCARVED SIGNS IN WOOD

Islander Drapery CUSTOM DRAPERY & BLINDS

A complete selection of w indow fashions.

537-5837

Maclsaac Clark LAWYERS

I.C.B.C. CLAIMS Fee by percentage -No charge first visit.

320 - 560 Johnson St., Victoria, B C. V8W 2R9.

382-5353

HOGAN CHIMNEY SWEEPS DE-MOSSING & fH.' GUTTER CLEANING ' / •

537-5340^ DAYS OR EVES.

HOT-DOGGIES Certified Dog Grooming

& Washes NOW OPEN IN GANGES

537-4367 31 -tfn

Furniture Refinishing * FRENCH POLISHING * TOUCH

UPS * REPAIRING " 20 years in business is

your guarantee Reasonable prices. D. W. HARGREAVES

537-9456

Are you tired of waiting?

CALL

Ken Byron Excavating

* FOR SEPTIC SYSTEMS * * DRIVEWAYS * CURTAIN DRAINS * • WELLS * PONDS * WATER LINES *

537-2882 26-lln

Mister Sweeper V A C U U M S - Est. 1973

748-6621 7-5777 Trans. Can. Hwy.

(next to Brownie 's Chicken)

Service - Parts - Repairs TO ALL MAKES

Electrolux - Filter Queen -Rainbow - etc.

BUILT-IN SYSTEMS Air Stream - Hoover - Maxi-Van -

Filtex - Husky SAME DAY REPAIR FOR

SALT SPRING RESIDENTS

CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES by

FREE HOME ESTIMATE & SERVICE

Fabrics, Decorator Rods and Tracks

537-9592

Hughes Tractor Service

Rototi l l ing * Fencing * Plowing Hay Making & Sales

653-9296 & 537-2226 between 8 pm. and 8 am. and

ask for Mark. •»« •*—

Best selection of Used Office Furnishings on Vancouver Island at Pioneer Office beside Whippletree Junction, Duncan, 748-4032.

Gulfstream Supply rents everything from high chairs to cement mixers. McPhillips Ave., 537-5733.

General Legal Service to Southern Gulf Islands. We come to you by appointment in M. V. Gulf Adviser. Preferred areas of practice: Land transfers and mortgages: wills and estates, divorce and family property s e t t l e m e n t s ; co rpo ra te and commercial law. Williams, Davie, Orchard, Singh & McCarthy. Duncan, 746-7121. 3i-ttn

Real Estate for Sale Your own Stanley Park, unique opportunity to purchase 37 parklike acres of tranquility. The 2 riding rings lead to many enchanting trails, opening treasures to the island few people know of. Two ponds, a stream and 2 meadows further enhancethe uniqueness. A well established orchard presides over the original homestead, sauna andoutbuildings Enjoy your own park, build your dream home or invest to subdivide into 7 lots. Reduced to $134,000 or trade 653-9324 30Hn

Village Point. Mayne Island. 2 bdrm. view cottage, electric heat, fireplace, carpet, manv extras. Sunny but private. $69,000 539-2763, Mayne or 1-521-3968, New Westminster.

Waterfront acreage home with hot tub overlooking Long Harbour, approx. 1800 sq. ft. Year round moorage, close to Ganges and ferry. 537-4364 31-tfn

1 acre, south facing lakefront, 4 bdrm. house, offers to $119,000. 653-4520. 3ii(n

Mayne Island Home on Arbutus Ro\. close to ferry at Bennett Bay Semi-waterfront, two bedroom home with large new addition. Here is tranquility all year round with a lovely view. Has R A Brown Agency sign on Asking price,' $90,000. Phone office 853-0788 Saleslady Patricia. 853-5511.

Small rustic cottage with sauna on nearly 2 acres, Isabella Pt. Rd Fully serviced. $40,000. 653-9278 mornings ai-J

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Real Estate for Sale 12 acres for sale in Fulford valley with water and electricity. Hay for sale, also. Phone 653-4263.

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Older, well maintained family home. 4 bedrooms, den. 2 baths, large lot. Ideal bed & breakfast location in Ganges $ 6 9 , 0 0 0 . T rades considered. 537-5339. J U

6 park like acres, Beaver Pt, Forest Ridge area. Southern exposure with a view from the building site. $40,000 653-9278 mornings

For rent or rent with option to buy, 1373 sq. ft. 3 bdrm. home on 1/2 acre lot overlooking golf course on Galiano Island. House has 2Vi baths. 2 fireplaces and full basement with rec room, $450 per month negotiable to good renter. Occupancy, August 31st. Phone 1-429-3261 or 539-5542, Galiano.

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4.22 acres on Galiano. Southwest exposure, ocean view. Appraised $50,000. Will sell $39,000 cash 539-2677. Elizabeth. I

Real Estate Wanter Trade 47' Liveaboard offshore sloop value $70,000 for 2 plus bdrm. on view acreage. 1 - 9 8 7 - 9 9 5 7 , Vancouver, leave message. 32-2

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS

Re: THE ESTATES OF AMY MARY LAURENCE, deceased,

and JOHN JOSEPH LAURENCE, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that creditors and others having claims against the estates of AMY MARY LAURENCE, Deceased, and JOHN JOSEPH LAURENCE, Deceased, both late of 101 Goodrich Road, Ganges, are hereby required to send them duly ver i f ied to the undersigned executor at Box 248. Ganges, B. C. VOS 1EO on or before the 5th day of September, 1986, after which date the assets of the said estates will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have been received. Executor, Gordon B. Sloan, Barrister & Solicitor, Box 248, Ganges, B. C. VOS 1E0.

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Deaths

FILER: on August 2nd, 1986 in the Lady Minto Hospital, Mrs. Clelia Filer, a long time resident of Salt Spring Island passed away. Predeceased by her husband Earle in 1984, she is survived by her two loving sons John Evelyn of Toronto, and Fredrick of Germany, two grand children, David and Amy, and one brother Joe Ferrari of Calif. Funeral Service will be held Wednesday, August 6th, Rev. B. Harris officiating, cremation to follow at the Royal Oak Burial Park, Victoria. By Family's request, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, in lieu of flowers. Goodman-Jones Funeral Directors in care of all arrangements.

TAYLOR: On August 1 St. 1986 at the Lady Minto Hosptial, Mrs. Kate Taylor of Salt Spring Island passed away in her 79th year. Kate is survived by her loving husband, Reg, five children, Joan of Edmonton, Kay of Surrey, Wilf and Robert of Salt Spring Island, and Mary of Hayward, Calif. 9 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren. Private family arrangements. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Goodman-Jones Funeral Home in care of all arrangements.

GLASCOCK: On July 28th. 1986. Mrs. Lucy Glascock passed away on Salt Spring Island in her 84th year. Private family arrangements. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the British Columbia's S.P.C.A. Goodman-Jones Funeral Directors in care of all arrangements.

LAND TITLE ACT Section 189

In the matter of GERTRUDE BOURCHIER WATERFALL and in the manner of Certificate of Title D32674 and in the matter of (Gulf Islands Assessment District and Fernwood Waterworks District) Lot 7, Section 11, Range 1 North. North Salt Spring Island, Cowichan District, Plan 5743.

Take notice that proof of loss of duplicate copy of the above certificate of title having been filed in this office. I shall at the expiration of two weeks from the date of the first publication of this notice issue a provisional certificate of title to the above land in lieu of the lost certificate of title, unless in the meantime valid objection be made to me in writing.

Dated at the Land Title Office, Victoria, B. C, this 31st day of July, 1986.

K. D. Jacques, Registrar,

Victoria Land Title District * Date of First Publication Wednesday, August 6th, 1986

LAND ACT NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY

FOR A DISPOSITION OF CROWN LAND

In Land Recording District of Cowichan and situated 164 Spinnaker, Mayne Island.

Take notice that Henry Till of 561 5 Cedarwood St., Burnaby, occupation Lithographer, intends to apply for a licence of occupation of the following described lands:

Unsurveyed foreshore fronting lot 164 Spinnaker, Section 6, Mayne Island, Cowichan District, Play 23981 Island, Cowichan District, Plan 23981.

The purpose for which the d isposi t ion is requi red is permanent mooring facility.

Henry Heinz Till Dated July 9th, 1986.

Too Late to Classify FOR RENT 1 bdrm. cottage, electric heat, utility room, near beach Walker Hook area. Sept. 1st. $275 plus hydro. Quiet people only. 537-9363. i

Too Late to Classify

COMING EVENTS Poets- don't just play with your pencil. Poetry Night Coffee House at Off Centre Stage. 8 pm. Sunday, August 10ths. Wordsmiths, musicians and performers free admission. Special guest, Tim Landers and Open Stage. Refreshments. i FOR SALE Communications receiver, Yaesu FRG7000, $300. Tel. 537-5661. 1 FOR RENT 3 bdrm. home, St. Mary Lake Highlands. Contact Gil Mouat, 537-9272 i LOST Stainless steel thermos left in dugout at Fulford Ballpark Please call 653-4420. I Freestone Peaches from Original Okanagan Man, Friday, Aug. 8th at Centennial Park. I

FOR RENT 3 bdrm. rancer on 1 Vj acres close to ocean. Available Oct. 1 St. $400/mo. Mayne Island. 539-3117. 32-2 FOR SALE FREE for the taking, camper body. Use as extra bedroom or would make a great henhouse. 537-5959. 1

Too Late to Classify LOST A left hander has lost his right handed black baseball glove. $40 reward for return. Phone 537-9407.

FOR SALE 1974 - 25 ft. Prowler trailer, full bath, fridge, stove, dinette. $6,000 obo. Phone 537-9410. i

NOTICES Family or friends visiting? Bring granny on a harbour tour and appreciate our Islands from the water aboard the Mull of Kintyre Contact Tom Mitchell 653-4353, Moe Gerwing (Island Adventures) 537-4434, Ross or Jim at Ross & Ganges Marina, 537-4202. i

FOR RENT Tidy, modern small house on three private sunny acres near Ganges. Stove, fridge, wood & electric heat. Suitable for single person on long term basis. Reply Dept. A, c/o Driftwood, Box 250, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0. i_

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ocean view cottage, totally renovated. Move right in. Charming seaview cottage in Fulford village Walk to shops, post office, ferry, school. $59,500 653-4322 or 653-4558. i

BLANKET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING These Ads appear m the more than 70 Newspapers ol lite B C. and Yukon tamnvinitv Newspapers Association and reach 800,000 homes and a potential two million readers.

$119. for 25 words ($3. per each additional word) Call Driftwood at 537-9933 for information

AUTOMOTIVE Where can you lease a truck for only $119.97 per month? Call Ed Black collect at 525-3481 or toll-free at 1-800-242-7757. DL5674. One hour credit approval! Possible with our exclusive Oial-A-Car and instamatic credit program. Lease/ purchase with or without option, your choice. Harold Pleus at Royal GM. 922-4111. West Vancouver, DL 5534. Ford diesel and Gas Trucks. Nothing down OAC with my easy to own plan. Call Curly 464-0271 or toll-free 1-800-242-FORD. DL5231. Mitsubishi Diesel - cut that fuel bill In half and travel twice as far. Will repower pickups, tow trucks, camp­ers & motorhomes. Recond­ition or used engines from $1795. with overdrive trans­mission. Simpson Power Products, 110 Woolrldge St., Coqultlam, B.C. V3K 5V4. 1-520-3611. $99 delivery deposit OAC. Never pay bank payment again. 100's of new and select used Ford trucks and cars through our exclusive Drive-Bac payment plan. Delivery anywhere in B.C. Telephone credit approval. Phone Les Fox, Kensing­ton Ford Burnaby (The Big One) collect 1-294-4411. DL 8105. Economy Five Fuel Saver. American 4BBL carb $199.95. Less for smaller carbs. Reduces pollution, emissions to 90%. Guar­anteed 1 yr. against defects. 60 day M.B. Warranty. You install, approx. 2 hrs. 1-604-463-8840. #1 - 20736 Loug-heed Hwy, Maple Ridge, V2X 2R2. 1986 Eagle Wagon demo sale. 9.9% financing. Three to choose from. All nicely equipped with low kilomet­ers. Example: one with AM/FM cassette, rear wip­er, all-season radials, plus much more. Regular list 16,794. Now 14,995. Deer Lake Jeep/Renault, 5965 Kingsway, Burnaby. 434-2488. 1980 Wagoneer "Limited" Loaded, 111 km. Reg. 10,995. Now 9,995. 1960 Sierra Classic Flatdeck, 97 km. Reg. 6,995. Now 5,495. 1977 Jimmy 4x4 automatic, 96 km. Reg. 5,995. Now 4,495. Deer Lake Jeep/Ren­ault, 5965 Kingsway, Burn-aby. 434-2488. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Auto Parts business In the Okanagan, established bus­iness. All automotive parts at very competitive prices. Truck, stock and equipment. Approx. $16,000. Call 545-8582.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EDUCATIONAL GARDENING REAL ESTATE

Earn 15% per year in U.S. dollars. Guaranteed! - By way of leasing Marine Car­go Containers. Rental, in­come - five Marine Cargo Containers pay $2,325 per year, 10 pay $4,650 per year, 25 pay $11,625 per year. Length of lease is up to 15 years (five year incre­ments.) Minimum invest­ment $3,100. All above in US. dollars. Ask about our capital appreciation pro­gram. Call 273-1116. Write: Pacific Rim Container Sales Ltd., #100 - 10651 Sfcell-bridge Way, Richmond, B.C. V6X 2W8. Telex-04-357602.

Fastest growing company in the world. 7th year business to exceed one billion seeks enterprising individuals in domestic and international markets. Incomes to one million per annum. Verifi­able. (604)273-8328, (604) 276-8380 or 177-1215 Davie St., Vancouver V6E 1W4.

Nine (9) unit motel - 95 seat licensed restaurant. Living quarters. Good steady year­ly business. Southern Inter­ior. Lease with option or terms. Box 36, Midway, B.C., VOH IMO. 604-449-2253. Campground and trailer park in Abbotsford. Great cash flow, expandable. 1800 sq. ft. res., 2.0 treed acres view. Percy Siemens, Clear-brook Realty Ltd., (604)853-2277. In operation for 26 years. Dealer for Honda motor­cycles. All-terrain vehicles, power equipment, Skl-Doo snowmobiles and accessor­ies, Jonsered and Homelite chainsaws. Sales and ser-vlce. 992-6332, 992-6440. Grocery store - groceries, produce, cold meats. Vol­ume $600,000. Bottle depot next door for sale, separate or with store. Phone 403-688-3779 days, 403-688-3676 evenings. Holden, Alberta.

Now! Spare time ventures from your home. Fun! Pro­fitable! Free information on these and more! Rush stamped envelope to: GT8-BIC, Box 3077, Athabasca, Alta., TOG OBO. Start your own R.V. Camp­ground. All equipment buildings for 230 spaces. Must be moved. Bought new 1986. Cost over $50,000, sell for $25,000. 433-0644, 327-6270. EDUCATIONAL Auction School, 14th year, 1,200 Graduates. Courses April, August and Decem­ber. Write Western Canada School of Auctioneering, Box 687, Lacombe, Alberta. TOC 1S0. (403)782-6215 evenings (403)346-7916.

Free: 1986 guide to study-at-home correspondence Diploma courses for presti­gious careers: Accounting, Airconditioning, Bookkeep­ing, Business, Cosmetology, Electronics, Legal/ Medical Secretary, Psychology, Tra­vel. Granton, (1A) 1055 West Georgia Street #2002, Vancouver, 1-800-268-1121. Dynamic Future: Makeup Artist, Esthetician. August Enrollment. Free Brochure. Yvon Bourgeois Internat­ional Academy of Esthetics and Beauty Design, 825 Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1K9. 688-0513. Eraser Valley College offers a two year Agriculture Technology Program in Ag­riculture Production Tech­nology, with diplomas in agri-production and agri-management. Begins Sep­tember 1986. Register now. For further information phone (Chilliwack) 792-0025, local 288. EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY

Three year old 740-A line, large tires 25% to 95%, tilt blade, A-1 shape, 3,200 hours. $73,000. View at 309 km sign, Highway 37 north at Bob-Quinn Lake anytime. Or write Box 800, Stewart, B.C., VOT 1W0. 4p24 FOR SALE MISC.

Gigantic Farm Yard Sale. August 9-11. Horse drawn equipment, carpentry equip­ment, household goods -children's toys, tricycles and clothes. Horse tack, fire­arms. Many miscellaneous items. Something for every­one. Nine kilometers north of Merritt on Hwy. 5 Mill Creek Road. Watch for signs.

Computer software - IBM, Apple, Atari, C-64. Call toll-free for free catalogue 1-800-661-8662. Soft options mail order, 121-58 Ave. S.W., Calgary T2H 0P4.

Lighting Fixtures. Western Canada s largest display. Wholesale and retail. Free Catalogues available. Nor-burn Lighting Centre, 4600 East Hastings Street, Bur­naby, B.C. V5C 2K5. Phone 1-299-0666.

Montreal Military Surplus: Workshirts $2.75, workpants $3.50, workboots $15. For catalog, send $2. (reimbur­sed first order): Military Surplus, Box 243, St. Timo-thee, Quebec. JOS 1X0.

Industrial celling fans. Hea­vy duty - seven year guar­antee. 52" brass or brown. Including quiet, multi-speed control, $99. We ship. Lighting-Land Vancouver. Call collect 879-6377.

10' x 10' Greenhouse $149. 1000W Metal Halide $175. Plus 10,000 gardening pro­ducts. Great prices. Send $2. for info-pack. Western Water Farms, 1244 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3N9 (6041682-6636. HELP WANTLD Overseas Positions. Hund­reds of top paying positions. Attractive benefits. All oc­cupations. Free details. Overseas Employment Ser­vices, Dept. CA, Box 460, Mount Royal, Quebec H3P 3C7. Full time and casual regis­tered nurses required. Ap­ply in writing. Director of Nursing, Mrs. Phyllis Knowles, Ashcroft and Dis­trict General Hospital, Box 488, Ashcroft, B.C. VOK 1A0.

Wanted ice maker mainten­ance refrigeration certificate necessary. Contact L.J. Duggan 788-2214. Resume to Chelwynd and District Recreation Centre, Box 757, Chetwynd, B.C. VOC UP.

Wanted head ice maker/ maintenance. Applicant must have refrigeration cer­tificate. Job starts Aug. 15. Forward resume to L.J. Duggan, Facilities Manager, Box 757, Chelwynd, B.C. VOC 1J0.

Doug Marshall Motor City, 11044-100 Street, Grande Prairie, Alberta T8V 2N1. Required immediately a lic­ensed Auto Mechanic -G.M. experience preferred. Contact G. Hunt 1-403-532-9333.

"Job-Seekers" advertise your skills and experience to 350 major companies and 100 employment agencies throughout B.C. Send re­sume and $20.00 to Ever­green Recommendations Newsletter, #600 - 1525 Robson Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6G 1C5. PERSONALS Dates Galore. For all ages and unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquain­tances. Call, Toll Free 1-800-263-6673. Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Singles Line. Singles tele­phone club for unattached adults of all ages and areas. A safe & enjoyable way to meet others. Ladies register free. Call 1-681-6652. REAL ESTATE

No down payment. Luxury three bedroom river view homes located in Maple Ridge, most with large lots in crescent locations. Why rent? From $800. per month. Call Al 680-7618, 24 hour pager.

14V4 acre hobby farm. Two homes, guest cabin, large barn with workshop, chicken house, corrals, three good wells, creek through two hayfields. New septic. Pic­tures available. Asking $185,000. Phone 378-6707 or write Box 2842, Merritt, B.C. VOK 2B0. SERVICES Suffering an ICBC Personal Injury Claim? Carey Linde, Lawyer, 14 years, 1650 Dur-anleau, Vancouver, B.C. V6K 3S4. Phone 0-684-7798 for Free How To informa­tion: ICBC Claims and Awards. "If you have a phone you've got a lawyer." Major personal injury claims. Joel A. Wener, Law­yer experienced in litigation since 1968. Call collect 0-736-8261. Free initial con­sultation. Contingency fees available. 1632 West 7th, Vancouver.

TRAVEL Australia/New Zealand tra­vel plans? Now you can call free to ANZA Travel - the Down Under experts. Low­est fares, best planned trip. 734-7725. Toll-free in B.C. 1-800-972-6928. Picadilly Hotel, 620 W. Pen­der, Vancouver, B.C. Quiet Clean Comfortable Budaet Accommodation. European Charm situated in the sha­dows of two giant shopping complexes, Sears Tower & Pacific Centre. Reservations 1-669-1556. "Summer CarripJ.' - register now. Three exciting prog­rams - horses, motorcycle, sail boarding and much more. Call Circle "J . " Ranch 791-5545, 100 Mile House, B.C. "Free trans­portation" from most major cities. Expo Bed and Breakfast. Two bedroom private ent­rance and bath. 15 minutes to Expo, five minutes to Seabus, North Vancouver. Call Blanche at (604)988-1336. See Expo 86 and stay aboard your own brand new $75,000.00 houseboat for only $25.00 a day per per­son (minimum 4 persons or $100.00 per boat). Three Buoys Boatel in downtown Vancouver at Stanley Park. Call 1-684-0044.

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I It •figt 32 OI ' IK ISI.ANDS' DRIFTWOOD "Wednesday. August'6,' 1986

ISLANDS TRUST Salt Spring Island Trust Committee

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem their interest in property affected by the fol lowing proposed by-laws w i l l be afforded an opportunity to be heard on the matters contained there in at a Public Hearing to be held at the Harbour House hotel, Ganges, Salt Spring Island, on SATURDAY, A U G U S T 2 3 , 1 9 8 6 , C O M M E N C I N G AT 3 :00 P.M. In general terms the intent of the fol lowing proposed by-laws is to:

(a) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No. 158 is a by-law to amend Capital Regional District By-law No. 118 cited as "Off ic ial Community Plan (Electoral Area F—Salt Spring Island) By-law, 1972" , to designate

Ganges as shown on Plan No. 2, attached to and forming part of the by-law, as a Development Permit Area pursuant to Section 954(e) of the Municipal Act, and to provide the rationale for such a designation and to provide guidelines for the form and character of development in Ganges.

The boundaries of the proposed Development Permit Area are shown in the fo l lowing sketch:

(b) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No. 160 is a by-law to amend "Off ic ial Community Plan (Electoral 'F—Sal t Spring Island) By-law, 1972 " to provide additional policies in Upland and Forest areas, relating to preservation of watershed areas and environmental ly sensitive areas, the provision of hiking trai ls and viewpoints, the clustering of residential development and the maintenance of productive forest land.

(c) Proposed Salt Spring Island Trust Committee By-law No. 161 being "Zoning By-law, Salt Spring Island, 1985, Amendment By-law No. 10, 1986" is a by-law to amend Zoning By-law, Salt Spring Island, 1985 by:

(i) adding a new zoning classification. Water B1 (Marine Service) Zone (WB1) wh ich al lows for uses such as marinas, marine fuel l ing stations, retail stores, boat rentals and marine repairs;

(ii) the by-law also contains regulations relating to building height locations, and building setbacks from property lines;

(iii) in addi t ion the by- law changes the zoning classification of a portion of Lot D, Plan 39622, Section 16, Range 2, South Salt Spring Island, from the Rural Zone (R) to the Water B1 (Marine Service) Zone (WB1). The by-law also changes the zoning classification of unsurveyed Crown land covered by water, f rom the Water A Zone (WA) to the Water B1 (Marine Service) Zone (WB1) as shown on Plan No. 1, attached to and forming part of the by-law. The location of the subject site is shown in the fol lowing sketch:

/A 7Ckr-k*>Cr~ A copy of the proposed by-laws may be inspected at the Islands Trust Office, 747 Fort Street, Victoria, B.C., between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, inclusive. For the convenience of the public only, and not to satisfy Section 957(2)v of the Municipal Amendment Act, 1985, an additional copy of the proposed by-laws may be inspected at the Capital Regional District Building Inspection Office, Salt Spring Island.

Cynth ia Hawks w o r t h , Manager.

Too Late to Classify WANTED To lease a window van/van conversion or other windowed vehicle to carry 5 people sight­seeing during last two weeks in August. Please call 537-2258. I

FOR SALE Shetland pony looks for home and children to play with. $300. Datsun F10, 1977, $375. Phone 537-4175.

FOR SALE Old Moffat electric stove. Works well. Yours for the taking. 537-' 4495. l

FOR SALE Baby Bear Fisher wood heater. $350. 537-5003 i

Too Late to Classify Too Late to Classify LOST Box of 18" wire on the road near the North End Wanted - cheap old fridge that runs. 537-2994. l_

BOATS 23' Bell Buoy - Merc Cruiser, fresh water cooled, command bridge, wet toilet, propane stove, ice box, echo sounder, swim grid, trim tabs. Good shape, all on 6,000 lb. trailer. Was $12,000 - now $10,500. Can be seen at 123 Alder Rd. 537-5071.

CARS, TRUCKS 1973 Toyota Corona, 4 door, automat ic, radio, good t i res. Excellent condition. $1500. 537-9505. i

School District #64 (Gulf Islands) P.O. Box 1 2 8 . Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

A S P E C I A L E D U C A T I O N T E A C H E R is required for the Secondary Life-Skills programme. This new programme is intended to serve the needs of severely learning disabled and mentally handicapped secondary children.

The successful applicant w i l l possess a Master 's degree in Special Education and wi l l be experienced in work ing w i th special needs secondary pupils.

Letter of application and supporting documents should be sent to:

Dr. M. Marshal l Chief Executive Officer School District #64 (Gulf Islands) P.O. Box 128 Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

Closing date: 4:00 pm Friday, August 15, 1986.

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CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT Pursuant to Section 769 of the Municipal Act, the fol lowing text of By- law No .1465, cited as "An imal Regulation and Impounding By-law No. 1, 1986 " is hereby published as a t th i rd reading and prior to submission to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs.

A BY-LAW TO REGULATE THE KEEPING OF A N I M A L S WITHIN THE CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT

The By-law includes the fol lowing: DEFINIT IONS KENNELS LICENCING DOGS ESTABLISHMENT OF POUND I M P O U N D I N G A N I M A L S NOTICE OF I M P O U N D I N G C O M P E N S A T I O N GENERAL PENALTY SEVERANCE REPEALING BY-LAW NO. 6 8 8

A copy of the complete by-law may be viewed during normal working hours, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday, holidays excepted, at the offices of the Capital Regional District, 524 Yates Street, Victoria, B.C., and all Building Inspection offices.

W. M . J O R D A N . Execut ive Di rector

CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT

Solid Waste Management The CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT is proceeding w i th development of a SOLID WASTE M A N A G E M E N T PLAN to serve the needs of the REGION for the next 30 years.

There wi l l be opportunit ies for members of the public to participate in the planning process during the coming months. However, there is an immediate opportunity for representatives of organizations involved in solid waste handling and disposal and representatives of environmental groups to participate.

Organizations wishing to participate should wr i te to the undersigned stating their interest and include credentials of a nominated representative w i th technical expertise in solid waste.

Further information may be obtained by the telephone from the Engineering Department, Capital Regional District, at 388-4 4 2 1 .

M. C. WILLIAMS, P. Eng. Chief Engineer

Capital Regional District 524 Yates Street P.O. Drawer 1000 Victoria, B.C. V8W 2S6

FOR SALE Beautiful small rolltop writing desk. Modern teak New, $800 - now $350. Stereo, good sound, amp, tape deck, $250. Single futon, excellent shape, $75. Antique single bed, turned oak head and foot board. Complete with foam mattress, $ 175. Call 537-5151. i

FOR SALE Single youth bed, white painted wood, with futon. $60. 537-5003.

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5 gallon aquarium tanks and accessories. All for $150 obo. 2 (working) refrigerators. Take them away and they're yours. 537-4595 eves. I

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE For sale in south Sidney, 3 bdrm. no step rancher, 6 yrs. old, excellently maintained. Ready for immediate occupancy. For sale by owner. $77,500. 1-656-5676. ]_

WORK WANTED Will do any job including carpentry, painting, landscaping, general labour, boatwork, clean up and maintenance. For sale 1974 Malibu Classic in good condition. $1,000. Call 537-9689 i_

FOR RENT Seaside house with deep sea moorage and private dock. Fully furnished including large and small appliances. A small Japanese garden. 537-5304. 1

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF

CROWN LAND

In Land Recording District of Victoria and situated on the bed of Montague Harbour between Parker Island and Galiano Island.

Take notice that British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority of 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C. intends to apply for a right of way on the following described lands:

C o m m e n c i n g at t h e shoreline of B.C Hydro Right-of-Way Plan 891 on Lot 9, Parker Island and crossing Montague Harbour to terminate at the shoreline of B.C Hydro Right-of-Way Plan 879 on Lot 34, Galiano Island. The application is to extend the existing B.C. Hydro bed of the ocean Right-of-Way 1782 O S . over an area containing 5.89 ha.

The purpose for which the disposition is required is to accommodate the installation of three new electrical submarine cables to meet the increasing energy demands of the outer Islands.

Comments concerning this application may be made to the Senior Land Officer, Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing, 851 Yates St., Victoria, B.C., V8W 1M1, telephone 387-5011. File #1401818

Dated 15 July, 1986 British Columbia Hydro and

Power Authority Properties Division 900 - 1045 Howe Street Vancouver, B.C. V6Z2B1 312

Be Water Wise

/ " A l w a y s undo the hip belt and loosen shoulder straps of your back pack w h e n crossing a river or a stream.

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Wednesday, August 6. \9Hb G U L F I S L A N D S D R I F T W O O D Page 33

Long weekend brings visitor crunch The skies were bright but the

holiday weekend showered Salt Spring Island with visitors who flooded beaches, bars and streets — and who caused traffic jams in Saturday's farmer's market.

According to tourist informa­tion statistics, there were more people through the office this •B.C. Day weekend than last. On an average summer day, the information booth may receive 150 enquiries. The long weekend

saw a definite increase, with 177 enquiries answered on Friday, 268 on Saturday, 347 on Sunday, and 222 on Monday.

"It was incredible," said Leah Kitchen, who noted that informa­tion booth workers were kept busy all weekend.

B.C. Ferries, meanwhile, said that both the 9:25 am and 12:20 pm sailings from Tsawwassen to Salt Spring were full on Friday,

Ferry traffic increases Contrary to local reports of a

dismal turnout of tourists in June, the B.C. Ferry Corporation re­ports increased traffic on all Gulf Island ferry routes.

According to Betty Nicholson at the corporation's Victoria office, ferries travelling between Swartz Bay and the Gulf Islands carried 29,127 passengers in June — an increase of 14.1 per cent over June. 1985.

Vehicle traffic on the same

routes increased by 21.4 per cent, with the ferries carrying 13.368 vehicles in all.

Trips between Tsawwassen and the Gulf Islands also increased, with 58,848 passengers (up 12.2 per cent) and 16.825 vehicles (up 18.8 percent) being carried in the month of June.

Nicholson says the increase in Tsawwassen-to-Gulf Islands traf­fic could be Expo-related.

W Q i Box 1 0 2 2 . Ganges. B.C. VOS 1 EO

REM ESTATE COMPANY INC.

HAS REALLY GONE TO TOWN!

Our new office is at 1 0 5 R A I N B O W R D . , G A N G E S

or

Telephone 5 3 7 - 9 9 7 7 (bus.) 5 3 7 - 5 2 2 4 (res. - or leave message)

wo, Box 1 0 2 2 . Ganges. B.C. VOS 1E0

REM ESTATE

COMPANY INC. N E W LISTINGS

W A L K - O N S A N D Y B E A C H -protected moorage, over an acre of good soil Piped water close to town. $85,000.

QUIET C O R N E R - lots of trees, ocean glimpses, 2 BR ful l bsmt home on JVS acres. $95,000.

PRIME RESIDENTIAL LOT. level w i t h nice grass & shade trees. On sewer, piped water. Pleasant area 2 blocks to Ganges $24,500.

BEST BUYS IN A C R E A G E S

M A P L E S FOR S H A D E - sea gl impses, 3 / 4 ac. level lot, good soil, we l l , close to beach. $22 ,500

PARKLIKE 5 A C R E S - sunny Isabella Pt. w i th meadows, trees, rocks & ocean views. $45,000 mis.

W A T E R F R O N T A C R E A G E ! 1 8 level acres, good soil, great views, privacy Maples & firs for shade Sunny location Dri l led we l l Over 300 ft of sand & pebble beach Requires beach road Vendor may carry $95,000 MLS.

Quebec Dr.. 1 / 2 a c , short walk to beach $23,500.

O C E A N VIEW. A F F O R D A B L E ! Here it is—3 BR D / W mobile on pretty lot at Fernwood Garden, greenhouse, workshop, chicken house. Try your offer $54 900 MLS

A D A P T A B L E FAMILY H O M E nr store, school & f ishing 2 to 4 BR, Ige country ki tchen, matching garage, garden shed, lots of storage. Sunny lot, good garden $69,900 MLS.

D / W MOBILE , bright & clean, c lose to Ganges on pr ivate acreage Low pad rental $39,900

I N V E S T M E N T - in sewered downtown core—com'l bldg. w i t h over 1100sq . ft. of useful space on 3 acre. Good walk- in area for your

enterprise, or rent for a positive cash f low. $99,000. G A L I A N O I S L A N D

One of the f inest lots on the islands - 10 ac. of superb views & sunshine on paved road $69,000. Several attractive 5 ac parcels start ing at $29,000

WRITE OR PHONE FOR M A P S & INFO O N THESE A N D M A N Y OTHER FINE PROPERTIES T H R O U G H O U T THE I S L A N D S .

CALL JESSIE (PAT) J A M E S (604) 5 3 7 - 9 9 7 7 (bus.) (604) 5 3 7 - 5 2 2 4 ( res—or leave message)

OFFICE N O W A T 1 0 5 R A I N B O W R O A D . G A N G E S

and all three boats destined for the Gulf Islands on Saturday were booked in advance.

Spokesman Betty Nicholson said the B.C. Day weekend is "generally very busy," with both locals and tourists travelling. On the July I weekend, she noted, it is is usually too early in the holiday season for many tourists to be in the Victoria and Lower Mainland areas.

G A L I A N O — H O B B Y F A R M . 16 acres w i th lots of sunshine and very private. 2 acres of fenced f ield plus a fenced garden area, f ru i t trees, and outbui ld ings including a greenhouse. A n immaculate 1200 sq. ft. 3 BR home w i th 2 baths and electric heat, all on one level, make this the perfect ret i rement home. An 825 sq ft attached double garage plus a workshop and a den/o f f i ce put the icing on the cake. Priced to sell at $142,000.

6 A C R E S R I G H T N E X T T O the parcel above. Level and sunny w i th lots of cedar and fir. About 2 acres cleared, offers on $47,000.

W I L L S E L L B O T H properties together at a reduced price (there's profits to be made on th is kind of deal).

For informat ion on both of these special properties, call 539-5665; if no answer, call 6 5 6 - 5 8 3 1 . «n

Quite simply.

I want your business!

What can I offer YOU in return?

• A thorough knowledge of buying and sel l ing property you w ish to sell;

• d e t a i l e d i n f o r m a t i o n about any property you w ish to buy;

• frequent contact to keep you in touch w i t h market activity.

I'm happy to place my reputat ion in your hands . .

JUST CALL ME!

MEL CO A TES

537-5568 or 537-5273

If you list your property w i t h us, what do you get?

• Mul t ip le l ist ing service at N O COST TO Y O U . • Exposure to the North Amer ican m a r k e t t h r o u g h H o m e q u i t y Canada, Homerica and Relocan— wh ich informs us of purchasers moving here f rom all over the continent. • A display picture in our h igh exposu re d o w n t o w n V i c t o r i a w indow as wel l as in Ganges. • List ing in our three t imes a year c a t a l o g u e — 1 5 , 0 0 0 c o p i e s distr ibuted! New one coming out in Septemberl • Exposure through advertising in the San Francisco Chronicle and Vancouver dail ies.

• Concentrated local advertising, and distr ibut ion to all local agents. • A hardworking, conscient ious and knowledgeable team work ing for you.

It's no wonder more and more are choosing to work w i t h usl For a no-ob l iga t ion , real is t ic evaluation of your property give us a call

D A V I D & CATHIE W I L L I A M S 5 3 7 - 5 5 6 8 or 5 3 7 - 9 5 1 0

IN A CLASS BY ITSELFI

This 2 ,000 sq. ft. chalet is of absolutely superior construct ion and f in ish. It has 4 BR, 2 fu l l baths, fu l l he ight basement , cent ra l vacuum system and two HW tanks. Each upstairs BR has its own balcony. Large main deck is partly sunny, partly tree-shaded Al l this is si tuated on 20 acres of the most beauti ful forest, w i t h its o w n abundant spring water. Total seclusion, yet only 1 m f rom Ganges This f ine country estate is offered at $198 ,000 mis.

NEAT A S A PINI

E x t r e m e l y w e l l - b u i l t a n d maintained 2 BR home w i th i n walk ing distance of town. Has large, bright rooms and a glass-roofed deck. Sunny, fert i le garden w i th solid tool shed. Ideal starter or ret irement home. Listed at $77,900 mis.

WILF B A N G E R T 5 3 7 - 5 5 6 8 or 5 3 7 - 5 6 9 2

PEMBERTON, HOLMES LTD P.O. Box 929. CO-T CCCO Gangei. B.C. vosiEO Q 3 7 - 5 9 D O m

C O U N T R Y ESTATE

Here is a classic country home on 5 ac near town, w i t h excellent views of ocean afld # ^ r i s 3 BR, den & \agef^i^^wmng room. F e a t u r e S K H y landscaping & 2 good wel ls $1 27,000 mis.

For all your real estate needs call ALEX REID

537-5568 or 653-4637

• • • CAPE C O D

O C E A N VIEW H O M E

Del ightful Cape Cod charmer w i th o c e a n v i e w s to T r i n c o m a l i Channel and Galiano Island. The home is tasteful ly f in ished and the lot is easy care. Ful l pr ice $112,000 mis.

• • • THE T R A N S P A R E N T S

WILL BE RIPE IN A WEEKI

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Your own orchard w i th over 40 trees—fert i le soil in the garden— large pond for i rr igat ion—fenced to keep the deer out. A separate w o r k s h o p , s t ud i o A N D a 2 bedroom home w i t h a so l a r i um / greenhouse all s i tuated on a south facing 4 acre parcel. Don't hesitate on this one. Full price $99,900 mis.

• • C H A R A C T E R H O M E

CLOSE TO G A N G E S

Quarry t i le entry and hal lway, fir f loors, ye l l ow cedar cabinets , beamed ce i l ings and energy efficiency are all here in this carefully built home. The land is level to gently sloping, we l l t reed and there is a manageable and productive garden area. Full price is just $89,900 mis. • • • O C E A N VIEW A C R E A G E S I have a good selection start ing at $29,900 for 5 acre lots. Call now before it's too late

• • • G A N G E S VILLAGE

COTTAGE

Cute as a button describes it best Al l services in, 9 fruit trees and

just $39,900 mis.

• • • SOUTH F A C I N G

O C E A N VIEW LOT

Just under 2 acres and just

$27,900 mis

• • • BEDDIS R O A D

W A T E R F R O N T ch, piped Sand

water * ^ ! ? B 0 mis

A R V I D C H A L M E R S 5 3 7 - 5 5 6 8 or 5 3 7 - 2 1 8 2

FULFORD C H A R M E R - Person­ality plus & a super ocean view - 2 BR home (2 ba j£s*sd |^^tes tud io & gar . ' iya^fe^j j^wP^needed to realize plawit iaT $55,000

BOOTH C A N A L W Z t 2+ acres beautifullv Upauftpr^^cy. gently s l o p i n g 0 ^ % 0 ^ ^ d e a l rec lot $49,50'*TTIs.

THE H A R D W O R K IS D O N E

Solidly built open plan home on 5 p a r k l i k e a c r e s . A t t a c h e d greenhouse. Finish the interior to your o w n taste. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Attract ive garden. Large f e n c e d v e g e t a b l e g a r d e n . Separate cottage/studio. $74,900 mis. Bring offers.

BEST W A T E R F R O N T BUYI

Attract ive large family home on beaut i fu l secluded 2+ acres. Accessible beach, moorage, large lawn area for outdoor sports. Guest cottage. JUST REDUCED! SJJt>eO0"NOW $162,500 mis.

HOL IDAY H I D E A W A Y

5+ high-bank water f ront acres w i t h cosy cabin. Dri l led we l l , driveway. Near excellent beach. $59,000. New mis. SUPERB N E W VIEW LISTING

1 / 2 acre panoramic v iew lot in sunny Vesuvius. Area of exclusive homes. Just listed at $49,500 mis.

A N N FOERSTER 5 3 7 - 5 5 6 8 or 5 3 7 - 5 1 5 6

SPECTACULAR LAKEVIEWS -Spacious 2 level home on easy care lot. Just redecorated so you have t ime to laze on the deck, admire the v iew or putter in the workshop. Super location. Close to beach, golf & tennis. $89 ,000 mis.

LOVE THE SOUTH END? 5 acres near beauti ful Ruckle Park. Sunny & private w i th arable portions. Driveway roughed in. Make an offer. $45,000 mis.

U N B E A T A B L E ! Warm southern exposure—-•pa«. iyvs^fco Booth Bay A iMfat f^qV**WTCs l y treed. Close ts^Ri fPr t access. $25,000 mis.

IF Y O U D E M A N D S U N N Y EXPOSURE - you' l l love th is Vesuvius sea v iew lot. Tower ing arbutus, cul-de-sac location. Just a short walk to the beach & swimming. $30,000 mis

OWNER H A S P U R C H A S E D -Very spacious home on S W exposed s e a v i e w lot. Super workshop area, low maintenance exterior & paved drive. Perfect for bed & breakfast or self-contained suite down. If you need lots of el bow room—this house is for you I $121,900 mis.

PAT J A C Q U E S T 5 3 7 - 5 5 6 8 or 5 3 7 - 5 6 5 0

For a free catalogue & map stop by our office at 156 Fulford-Ganges Road, Salt Spring Island.

Page 34 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, August 6, 1986

Tournament action

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Driftwood Derelicts went undefeated to win the annual end-of-season Ladies Softball Tournament held last weekend. They defeated Fulford Inn 12-8 in the final game of the tourney held at Fulford ballpark. This is the first hear the Driftwood team has captured both the league and tournament champions trophies. In photo, Fulford Inn catcher, Kellie Booth, tags Driftwood Derelict Trish Birney while umpire

Wayne Taylor keeps sharp eye on the play. Other trophy winners (based on league play) were: Best pitcher, Rocky Kinahan; most valuable player, Rocky Kinahan; most improved player, Paula Blomley; best outfielder, Vicky Byron; best infielder, Trish Graham; best catcher, Dora Reynolds; most sportsmanlike player Daphne Taylor and most sportsmanlike team, Dagwoods Bandits.

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Oceanfront — Mayne Island #88 Mariners Way. Moorage, water & power available. Access to

waterfront, close to ferry. Seriously for sale by owner. Offers to $59,000. Phone 1 -872-2986 (Vancouver). „ , .

AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION

Graceful, carefree living in green and pleasant surroundings is provided in our Adult Mobile Home Park.

We have on display one delightful and shining 2 bedroom home of highest quality.

Just arrived—a bright 2 bedroom patio home. You can also special order a modular home and move into it within

approximately five weeks. Leave a message at our office phone, or call Jock in the evenings.

135 Brinkworthy Rd. Office on site 537-4041

(eves.) call Jock 537-5089

Traditional St. Mary Lakefront Home

NOW AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE! A traditional older Salt Spring Island 2 BR home, excellently maintained, set in the most magnificent garden of rhododendrons, spring bulbs, roses & ornamental shrubs, plus an established orchard! The 2.37 ac. property has some 400' frontage on the west side of the lake and enjoys all day sun. More than 1/2 the property is in pasture land sloping down to the lakeshore. Truly a gardener's paradise with sweeping lake views.

WAS $JJZ8r50tr— NOW $149,000 For appointment to view call

DAVID DUKE Office 537-5577 Home 653-4538

Gulf Islands Realty Ltd.. P.O. Box 750. Ganges. B.C. VOS 1E0

WATERFRONT - GULF ISLANDS M A Y N E I S L A N D . Excellent building site 90 ' x 147', wide open view, easy ocean access, small usable cabin. Serious offers to $60,000 considered. Call owner 604-922-5093.

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Your Personal Floatation Device (PFD| is your life wear it! 80% of boating deaths

•used by failure to wear a PFD Play it Safe.

GULF ISLANDS REALTY LTD. P.O. Box 750, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0

537-5577

YEAR ROUND MOORAGE AT YOUR DOORSTEP This delightful 3 BR semi-water f ront home overlooks Fulford Harbour with approx 125' of p r i v a t e sandy b e a c h . Surrounded by fruit trees, a fenced veg. garden, a fish pond and a relaxing seaview patio off the living room. And as a bonus, enjoy excellent year round moorage right in front of your livingroom window. $99,500 mis.

A UNIQUE WATERFRONT PROPERTY - SELBY COVE.

PREVOST ISLAND

SPLENDID VIEW OVER ST. MARY LAKE Sparkling clean 2 BR home at a NEW LOW super price of $65,500. Low maintenance garden. Close to swimming, trout fishing, tennis & golf. Excellent retirement or starter.

BUILDING LOT ON MAYNE Near famous Active Pass salmon fishing and boat ramp. Within comfortable walking distance of ferry. "Shack" could be upgraded. $18,900

SALT SPRING LOT .72 level sunny acre within easy walking distance of swimming, w i n d s u r f i n g , canoe ing etc. $19,800. Looking for your ideal home? CALL HENRI.

Just minutes by boat over sheltered waterways from the ferry terminal and public docks on Salt Spring is this magnificently treed 10 acre parcel with some 2000' frontage on a protected cove with excellent moorage. A quiet secluded place to escape to. $128,000 mis.

BEAVER POINT MINI-FARM Attractive Mediterranean style 1 BR home well sited on a rocky knoll overlooking 5 private acres w i t h deer-fenced vegetable garden, orchard & a large dug pond. Three outbuildings, incl. 12 x 24 workshop. Lots of mini-farm potential here. $85,000 mis.

LOOKING FOR THE FAST DISAPPEARING? Yes, unique waterfronts are going fast and this is the ONLY south fac ing wa te r f r on t proper ty available in Fulford Harbour. How about 3000 plus sq. ft. of luxurious West Coast contemporary living, 3 BR plus full & separate guest suite? And so much morel Ask me for full details. $325,000 mis. CALL DAVID.

PRICE REDUCTIONS-

SUPERIOR VALUESI

£ Z 3 T 6 O 0 $69,900; 4 BR, full basement CHARACTER home close to town OCEANVIEW. Lovely 1 / 2 acre. ISSreOtT $89,000: Quality 100 HILLS OCEANVIEW home Two floors totally finished, separate dining room, many extras. il+BTOOTJ $95,000: The lovely white house next to the library is as immaculate inside as it is out. 1150 sq. ft. on two floors. Single garage and small guest cottage. These vendors are anxious to selll Please call DONNA REGEN. C.G.A.

THE ROUND HOUSE"

ACREAGES & LOTS *• 40 ACRES subdividable, zoned rural, 5 acre average. $120,000. • 10 ACRES Sky Valley Rd., road in, building site views south, $55,000. • 5 ACRE PARCELS on Garner Rd., each $29,900 with wells & hydro. • MID-ISLAND ACREAGE off Kitchen Rd.—5 ACRES with well $49,900; adjacent 8+ ACRES, end of quiet rd., lots of alder for firewood & good arable land, $59,900. • LOWER GANGES - wooded 5 acres strategically located with 570 sq. ft. older cottage. Cleared sunny & private area with garden. $65,000 • DON ORE BLDG. LOT 46 ac with views to Outer Islands. On community water. $29,900. • WOODLAND LOT .68 ac lightly treed, excellent building site in well established area. Lakeview potential. $24,500.

• ARNELL/BEDDIS - 1.33 ac off 100 Hills on community water Vendor will offer good terms. $29,900. • .55 ACRE on water, sewer, cable, hydro, nicely treed, place a mobile or build a duplex $21,900.

• 24.8 ACRES - with 980'semi-waterfrontage - undeveloped with good alder bottom & small stream. Ideal hobby farm development. On Walker Hook Road. $115,000. • 19.8 ACRES - off Le Page Road, well treed; with some tree removal one should expect a fantastic ocean view. $84,000.

DEVELOPMENT PROPERTIES • 2.32 ACRES in Res 1 zoned area, qualifies for application to M.F. zoning, allowing 34 unit development. Plus 5 bedroom older home, pond & orchard. $195,000 Call SANTY G. FUOCO.

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ONLY $69,900.

HISTORIC WATERFRONT FARMLAND-59 ACRES

CATTLE, HORSES, will enjoy fenced pastureland. Includes mature orchard, timber, older mobile & waterfrontage. ASK FOR BROCHURE with pictures

VESUVIUS RANCHER

A beautiful dogwood tree graces the entrance to this 1 acre property. The 3 BR home has a large overheight garage/work­shop suitable for boatbuilding, and several outbuildings & carport. $73,500.

W O N T LAST LONG — QUALITY VIEW HOME

• luxury broadloom • custom woodworking • super energy efficient • 2.33 ac. privacy. Views. Arable. $118,900. For a FREE CATALOGUE of best buys please CALL JAN.

ONE BLOCK FROM OCEAN

$69,900 This well maintained home with its easy care garden is priced well below its assessed value for a quick sale. There is a large brick fireplace with wood mantelpiece and an in-line dining room. Two bedrooms, one with ensuite, den with French doors to a sunny deck, family room with brick fireplace

and airtight on lower level. Paved driveway & enclosed carport.

EAGLE RIDGE-1 .69 ACRE $29.500 Sunny building site overlooks a valley view. Close to Long Harbour ferry, Ganges, Flowing 3gpm well, road in, nicely treed

PLEASE CALL GARY GREICO TO VIEW.

TONI HOLMES 537-2758 DAVID DUKE 653-4538 SANTY FUOCO 537-2773

JAN MACPHERSON 537-9894 DONNA REGEN 537-9856

GARY GREICO 537-2086 HENRI PROCTER 537-4273

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down through the years

with Driftwood Twenty-five years ago • Word has been received at Wilson Marina in Fulford, from the Canadian Power Squadron in Belville, Ontario, that Edward Ashley and Thomas Milner of Ganges, and Quentin Wilson of Fulford, successfully passed the piloting examinations given re­cently by Rear Commander Victor Griffin. Success in the test qualif­ies the examinees for member­ship in the Canadian Power Squadron. • Classified: two bedroom water­front home, good soil, three acres, fruit trees, ample water, lovely sheltered view on east side of the island, one-third concrete basement, furnace, 220 wiring. Priced to sell at $8,000.

Twenty Years Ago • The S.S.Beaver, a replica of a Hudson Bay Company paddle-wheeler of the same name, visited Fulford Harbour and Ganges last week. The event at Fulford in­cluded an address by Governor Sir James Douglas, aptly por­trayed by Andrew Stevens.

The ship was opened to the public at each port and attracted over 1,800 people. The visit by the replica was part of the centennial celebrations on Salt Spring Island. • When members of the local Lions Club were restoring the Beaver Point School, they discov­ered a confederation plaque, gi­ven to the school to celebrate Canada's 50th birthday in 1927. The school is the oldest on Salt Spring, and some claim it to be the second oldest in this province.

Fifteen Years Ago • Plans to celebrate the centenni­al of British Columbia are in the making. A group of Salt Spring Islanders are preparing to bare all

for the occasion. They intend to mark the 100 years with a skinny-dipping session at St. Mary Lake, but will not release the time of their endeavor. • David Conover, author of One Man's Island, is scheduled to autograph his book about Wallace Island at the Driftwood Book­store. • Tenders for construction of an addition to the hospital at Ganges were opened, and the Victoria firm of Farmer Construction Ltd. came in with a low bid of $292,066. The 15-bed addition includes facilities for treatment and physiotherapy, a lounge and dining area, offices and an elevat­or. Health Minister Ralph Loff-mark earlier approved the calling of tenders. • George Tully reeled in top prize at the Galiano Rod and Gun Club fishing derby with a catch that tipped the scales at seven pounds.

Ten Years Ago • A petition aimed at soliciting support for public bus transporta­tion to and from each of the three ferry terminals on Salt Spring Island is circulating the island. With the endorsement of four island groups — the Community Society. SPEC, the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club

• Despite a strike by the Office and Technical Employees Union, B.C. Hydro has sent out bills to customers. The amount, howe­ver, is an estimate, and not the full total. The company said the estimates would be brought into line following the next reading of customers' meters.

• HMCS Porte Quebec berthed in Ganges Harbour for a visit. The ship, a unit of the training squadron in Esquimalt, was on a routine training cruise, bound for Vancouver.

Five Years Ago • Pacific Mobile Homes of Victoria is creating a 100-unit addition to the mobile home park on Brinkworthy Road to help relieve the housing shortage on the island. • An $339,000 expansion project at the Vesuvius Bay ferry termin­al will get underway in mid-August. • Voting is expected to be finished by the weekend on a new contract between the B.C. Ferry Corporation and the B.C. Ferry and Marine Workers Union. The two sides reached a settlement last Thursday, ending the threat of a strike by the ferry workers for the holiday weekend. The union had served 24-hour strike notice earlier in the week.

Real Property Law Offers to Purchase - Conveyances - Mortgages

Subdivisions - Rights of Way - Foreclosures TALK TO

Jonathan L Oldroyd BARRISTER & SOLICITOR

121 McPhillips Ave., Ganges 537-2752

There's never been a better time to invest in real estate.

LONG HARBOUR OCEANFRONT HOME - 3 levels, decks, 3 fireplaces, architect designed for easy island living. Beach, moorage — yours for $225,000.

ST. MARY LAKE EXECUTIVE - European designed luxurious 5 BFth«m^Js'.iperior quality with guest house, bea«flb*Ap^rafft& dock. 3 private S. facing acres, v*!ff "300 ft. of south exposed lakefrontage.

O C E A N F R O N T ACREAGE WITH NEW COLONIAL HOME, barn & guest house. Located on 11.5 very private acres. Super garden, pond, beach access with moorage potential. Value $259,500.

BELLE ISLAND - One of the Gulf Islands' most desirable small islands! 4 acres, located just minutes from Ganges. Superb moorage potential, totally untouched. $265,000.

For information & real estate counselling on these or any of the many fine properties currently on the market, contact

E D DAVIS Waterfront & Island Specialist 537-5515 o r 537-2205 (home office)

SALT SPRING LANDS LTD. Box 69, Ganges, B.C. V0S1E0

Magnificent Panoramic Views and Seclusion

4.8 acres, SW exposure featuring all day sun wi th 350' of finest Salt Spring Island oceanfront providing seasonal moorage and w a r m s w i m m i n g . The a t t rac t i ve , l o w - m a i n t e n a n c e Mediterranean style 2-level home has 5 BR, master with ensuite bath. LR, DR & MB open onto 18' x 65' sundeck. 4 other bedrooms each have own balconies. Interior features include 3600 sq. ft. of living space, hardwood floors, thermopane windows and hot water heating. A floor-to-ceiling fireplace in living room with conversation pit displays a unique collection of island stone. The heated swimming pool, 44' x 20', could easily be enclosed. Separate garage/workshop has guest cottage potential. All this on private drive. $335,000. Agents welcome.

Phone (604) 5 3 7 - 9 4 4 7 or 5 3 7 - 2 4 0 6

537-5537

MIttER&TOYNBEE BOX 8. GANGES. B.C. V0S 1E0

OCEAN VIEW SPECIAL This home is perfect for retirement. There is a separate suite downstairs, an immaculate easy care garden and the ocean right across the street. $89,500.

OCEAN VIEW LOT - mostly level, great well, 2 acres plus. $39,500. 653-4558 DAVID EYLES 537-5537

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10 ac. oceanfront lots $125,000 C. R. O'CONNOR

537-5537 or 537-9649 (eves.)

NEW HOME

Contemporary 3 BR home close to Ganges. Views of Harbour. Very quiet location at end of road. Features cedar French doors opening out to large sundeck Act quickly & pick your own style & colours for the interior finishing. Asking $77,000. PLEASE FINISH ME

Unfinished home on 3Vi acres of sunny exposure. Good project for a handyman. Completed area very livable. Walking distance to Long Harbour ferry. Great starter home. $59,900. SALT SPRINGS FINEST Breathtaking view acreages, very sunny & quiet area. 7 parcels ranging from 5 to 18 acres. Prices start at $49,500.

For further information please call FINN RONNE 537-5537 or 537 4158

MARACAIBO ESTATES 2 parcels of waterfront property are for sale in this lovely area. By becoming a member of the Maracaibo Association you can enjoy not only the ocean views and beaches along Nose Point, but have the use and enjoyment of parks, tennis courts, a huge salt­water swimming pool, trails and recreation areas. Consider these lots: 68 acre with a gentle slope & western exposure, $85,000; 2.07 acres with eastern exposure $69,000.

SOUTHEY POINT AREA This 1040 sq. ft. home is situated on. 51 acre exceptional waterfront property. It offers moorage plus a warm western exposure. This home also comes with a garage, shop & woodshed. $145,000. For information on these or any other property, please call

FRANCES EIDE 637-6637 or 537-9350

ST. MARY HIGHLANDS .32 acre lot, water, power & cable TV, on quiet cul-de-sac. $18,000 (act fast!)

11 ACRES, SUBDIVIDABLE This choice acreage is close to Ganges, has good exposure & can be divided into 2 lots. Asking only $45,000.

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Fully leased out, this fine building has prime exposure Offered at $200,000

VIEW LOT 1 acre parcel in Donore, good ocean views, water & power. $28,000—offers I

BAVARIAN DELIGHT This fine home is over 2000 sq. ft., is very well built & spacious. It sits on .60 acre and offers plenty of sun & good lake view Asking $89,000. MUST BE SEENI

CHURCHILL ROAD 3 acres with VIEW, trees & TENNIS COURT. The home is immaculate and in one of the island's finest areas. $145,000— offers.

KEVIN BELL 537-6833 or 637-6637

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SALT SPRING LANDS LTD. YOUR BEST CHOICE IN THE GULF ISLANDS

121 Ful ford-Gangcs Rd., B o x 69. G a n g e s , B.C. VOS 1E0 Phone 5 3 7 - 5 5 1 5

WITHOUT A DOUBT

This 3 bedroom contemporary cedar home is the BEST BUY on the island right now. The quality construction throughout, attached greenhouse, tile roof, stained glass, readiness for solar panels are just a few of the extra features, plus it is located on 7.12 acres of fenced pastureland. My vendor is moving. Offers please, on $118,700.

QUALITY WTTH POSSBnJTIES 1100 sq. ft. basement just waiting to be finished, 2.11 acres of pastureland for a small hobby farm, plus an immaculate 2 bedroom home to live in, all for $87,500. WORK IN VICTORIA? Then for ease in commuting you can buy this 3 bedroom home in Fulford Harbour, for less than you would pay in Sidney. Just $77,500 would take it. CHANNEL RIDGE-PHASE 1

First time on the market—four 5+ acre lots to choose from, starting at $73,000. Outstanding views in a most prestigious location. LOTS & ACREAGES

$59,900 - 6.72 acres - Fulford Harbour • south facing. $55,000 - 5.19 acres North End Road • sea views. $25,000 - 1.00 acre • St. Mary Highlands • terms. Call EILEEN LARSEN at 537-5067 or 537-5515

SEAV1EWS • 9.9 acres, drilled well, 10% down. Price $67,500. • 5 acres, drilled well, 10% down. Priced at $47,500. • 11.5 acres, 10% down, priced at $52,500.

AGRICULTURAL LAND - 6 95 acres across road from seafront access. Asking $85,000. Call BOB TARA 653-4435.

FULFORD - .61 acre gently sloping view lot with small A-frame cabin suitable for weekend retreat. Good moorage and beach nearby. Asking $49,500 with just 10% down. TRADE - nice ocean view lot over 1/2 acre in 100 Hills area. Good building site. Asking $40,000, will consider trading on other properties.

V E S U V I U S BAY R O A D -attractive level & well groomed lot across from farm. This .68 acre is ready to build on now. Driveway in and even has a lawn. Good lake view possibilities. $28,500, vendor financing, $8,000 down.

FAMILY HOME - situated on 2.48 acres of level treed property, this 4 BR, 3 bath home is just right for children and has a very large workshop attached to house. Only a 5 min. drive from Ganges. Asking $119,000. FABULOUS WATERFRONT

3 bdrm.) course, fflfprice $134,000. BUILDING L O T S -EXCELLENT PRICES Old Divide Road, 0.55 ac , domestic water, hydro, telephone, cable TV & some view. LIST PRICE $17,500. WATERFRONT-* STRATA * Spectacular acreage (3.05) with an uncompromising view. A PERFECT MARINE CUM ATE. List price $155,000.

FIVE ACRE PARCELS Close to Long Harbour, sunny & private, good financing, terms to be considered. List price $41,000. WATERFRONT E S T A T E -

PRICE REDUCTION

1500 ft. waterfront, 3.54 acres in two titles, exciting architecturally designed residence and good moorage. WE DO NOT MAKE THESE PROPERTIES ANYMORE. $535,000.

RECREATIONAL OR PERMANENT LIVING BY THE OCEANSIDE

2 BR cottage on sunny level lot, domestic water, hydro, telephone & cable. List price $65,000.

P.S.— An alternative to the foregoing is a lot & cottage overlooking the lake at Beaver Point: asking price $66,000. Call GIL MOUAT 537-9272 (24 hr.)

YOUR OWN HOME FOR $5,500 DOWN!

If you can qualify for a 1st mtg. of $25,000, my vendor will carry a 2nd mtg. up to $25,000 at 10% interest, 2 yrs. 2 BR, part ceramic tile floor, 4 appliances, paved driveway will be included. Asking $55,000 firm! SEA VIEW HOME & ACREAGE

Where else could you find this value for $127,000? 3 BR, 3 baths, den, leaded glass windows, built-in vacuum system, ^ . u ^ ^ c garage door opengr^fJ^rtTJouble width turnaroM]fc^*fivewav, wkshop, carport, ffficed garden, 8 fruit trees, excellent drilled wells, on 5.33 acres of parklike seaview land only 3 miles from town. SUNSET DRIVE WATERFRONT HOME

2.18 acres of south facing property with sand & gravel beach, cove, rocky view point, mature orchard, unobstructed 180° ocean view. This one has it all. $148,000.

Call BRIAN BETTS 537-5876

Vendor retiring to Palm Springs. Just move in and take over. Most of the furniture, all of the appliances, runabout & outboard motor, and swimming float are yours with this lovely 3 BR, 1500 sq. ft., one-level home on .92 ac. 17 fruit trees & extensive flower garden add to the charm. Try your offer to $179,000.

THIS SMALL PACKAGE - is a very good thing. With privacy, basking in sunshine overlooking a splendid view, this cosy house is well built and has warmth and personality. 2 BR & den. $87,500. ' HOBBY FARM WANTED - for this 5.47 acres of prime arable land enjoying sunshine, seasonal creek, pasture area and a lovely stand of trees. $49,000. VESUVIUS STORE

A prosperous and special grocery business, well loved by its patrons and now for sale. Please call for further information.

ON THE WATERFRONT - main house & guest cottage on 1.21 acres with 165' of seashore. This property enjoys an established garden, garage & chicken house. $119,000.

IN A PROSPEROUS GARDEN -this comfortable madabr home sits in a sunr^^%d^^Pu ,u seems c a p a b l ^ t e t ^ o w m g everything.

. Extras: •^ooshed , greenhouse & workshop. $54,900. QUALITY & AESTHETICS -sitting on 2.78 ?<:TMS, f^ft&i'bstantial house •'• liij^*^i%J»Pnv seaview. Spaciou^j^Wrbeam LR with floor to ceilingTTP. 3 BR. $105,000. A WALK TO THE BEACH - 3 BR country house with s e ^ u on 1.12 acres. Oi-^i o | p * A k l > ^ r finished LR, airtig^HflW&er.ientwith sauna and closeTTsandy beach. $92,900.

FULFORD HUNTING

This 2400 sq. ft. house sits privately in a sunny clearing on 1.54 acres and enjoys a spacious open atmosphere. Appealing and well built but requiring interior finishing. $77,000. Call ANNE WATSON 537-2284.

AUGUST SPECIALS

3 BR NEAR HOSPITAL - very attractive 3 BR home on sunny, level lot at end of Howell Lane. Paved driveway, patio out front & back, very private & bordering hospital property. Vendor will consider offers to $74,900.

10% DOWN, 5% VENDOR FIN­ANCING - 100 Hills bulding lot, terrific views of Ganges Harbour, sunny, level tot in prestigious area. $45,000.

Call DARLENE O'DONNELL 653-4386

SCOTT PT. FAMILY HOME AND MOORAGE Nestled in behind the protection of RVYC outstation the .61 acre foreshore lease offers safe, deep, year-round moorage for your boat— whether small or large! The 3 BR home on a level landscaped acre with its own excellent water supply (6 gpm well) offers great weekend or full time living. Assumable 1st mtg. of $122,000 @ 11)4% has 4+ yrs. to go. Try your offer to $179,000.

For appointment to view any property—please call DICK TRORY - 537-2236

UPLAND PROPERTY

$29,900: .65 acre end of cul-de-sac. Nicely treed, potential sea views. Good rilled well. Offers! $30,000: level, sunny, garden .69 acre near golf & tennis. Water, hydro, cable, includes old cottage. Vendor may carry. $37,500: 1.05 treed acres with potential sea view in preferred residential area. Utilities at road. $32,500: high, wooded 2.32 acres with expansive distant sea views in very quiet area near lake. All day sun. Driveway in. $39,000: wooded 5.23 acres off Sunset Drive—walking distance to beach access. Driveway in to cleared seaview building site, SW exposure. Terms. $55,000: TOP OF THE WORLD 3.63 acres with drilled well & driveway in to fantastic view building site. WATERFRONT PROPERTY

Level, walk-on beach lot in very sunny location facing south to Mt. Baker. .85 acre. Water & power at road. Offers to $79,900. $137,500: 10 acres on lovely Prevost Island with over 1200 ft. of foreshore on protected Selby Cove.

$198,000: parklike 5.29 acres with ocean frontage off Parminter Pt. Subdivision potential, easy access, water, hydro, cable.

9.18 acres beautiful south-slope mini-farm. Neat older 3 BR home. Close in. $159,000. $49,900: neat little 1 BR starter with big matching workshop on sunny .39 acre near lake access. WATERFRONT HOME - NEW LISTING - $310,000: beautiful south-sloping 7.46 acres with over 260 ft. of ocean frontage. Includes pasture, fruit trees & wooded areas. Older 2 BR home suitable for summer cottage or temporary quarters while building. Possible 2-lot subdivision.

Call ARTHUR or SYLVIA GALE 537-5618

WALK-ON WATERFRONT 3 BR & den, living rm. with heatilator F/P & airtight, bright kitchen/dining rm. overlooking ocean, sand & shell beach, mooring buoy, Ganges Hbr. $199,000.

WEEKEND RETREAT

1 BR & artist's toft, cosy living rm. with airtight, storage basement, carport, totally private with 480 ft. of waterfront, sand & shell beach. $189,000.

WALK TO TOWN Roomy 2 BR mobile home on delightfully landscaped, quiet, .6 ac. lot, close to town, 1st mortgage & B.C. 2nd = $3,000 dn. & $383 a month. $44,900.

SUNNY LOCATION Newer 2 BR home, sunny Booth Canal location, professionally land­scaped, carport, workshop, green­house, wood storage. $79,000. Call STRICK AUST 537-4458

MAKE YOUR OFFER

On this beautifully landscaped 1.03 acre property. This beautiful garden catches the eye of many passers-by. Nestled in this lush privacy sits a 3 BR bungalow with character plus. Outbuilding could easily warrant a guest cottage. A must to see. Call for an appointment to view. Price $99,900.

CLOSE TO GANGES - Lots of extras in this 100 Hills location. .88 flat acre, landscaped grounds, deer fenced veg. garden, community water plus well with pump to avoid heavy water bills. Completely utilized basement with 2 rec. rooms, wkshop, and wet bar, heatilator F/P in rec. room. Upstairs has spacious L/R with F/P, large easy working kitchen Excellent buy at $107,500.

IMMACULATE INSIDE & OUT -Plus a fantastic view over Ganges Harbour. 2 BR up plus finished basement. Large deck to enjoy the view. Asking $112,000.

VIEWS OVER WALLACE AND GALIANO ISLANDS - sunny, level .57 acre property with excellent sea view. This two storey home offers 3 BR plus loft, LR with brick F/P, well planned kitchen with eating area. An excellent family home. Asking price $110,000. LAKEVIEW & SUNNY-"JUST REDUCED!" Cosy 3 BR home situated on easy care lot. Workshop, laundry & finished rec. room in daylight basement. Great location. NEW PRICE $69,900.

FANTASTIC ACREAGE - these seven acreages each have their own special features. Prices have been reduced and hydro is installed to property line. Sizes vary from 5 ac. to 18 ac. pieces. Some have beautiful seaviews. Prices from $49,500. / have numerous properties available—from building lots to commercial zoned properties.

Please call MAGGIE SMITH at 537-2913 for further information.

SECLUDED 30 ACRES

Sunny, top of the mountain retreat. Large acreage with ocean views, 3 yr. old 2 BR cabin, 60 gpm well, marketable timber. Offered at $98,500. NORTH END SEA VIEW - 2 BR panabode only 4 yrs. old, large U-shaped kitchen with eating nook plus formal dining rm. Single carport. Yours for $110,000. SUNNY VESUVIUS - south west facing, serviced building lot on .60 acre level, treed, waiting for your building plans. At end of quiet cul-de-sac. $21,000. LONG HARBOUR ROAD - 2.14 acre, level, treed acreage. Power & new 2 gpm well. Offered at $25,000.

Call RUSS CROUSE 537-5203