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5 shepard swirnming of f Sanford lsland. They brought the dog to the L i feboat St;it ion and crew members lef t i n sea rch of the owners. They were found f ishing of f of Kirby Poinf . They were camping in the Ross ls lr:ts. to The owner adv ised 'l'hat he f orgot the dog fhat day to rrStay in tell him to 0ther days ho told Camp". and he did.

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Haze I Jones COAST GUARDN[I^JS rJy Dav i d Hegstrom To date we have had 54 boating I n a fwo-week oer i od we i nc i dents. had four vessels hit the rocks in Barkley Sound. Three were fishing vesseIs and one was a cabin cruiser. A I sr-r, th ree f I sh.ing ve$$e I s caps i zed and one burned on the West Coast. in anv of the I'lo I ives were lost inc idents. The afternoon of July the p I easure craft found a I arge 26th a German No doubf Bamf iel ders know how fo process f i sh for freez i ng or canin case there are a ning bu'1-just few novices I of fer these hints.

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CHAMBER F COMMERCE EWS O N The Bamfield Tour'st Information Centre is in ful I operation at the and wi | | be open unfi I crossroads nrid-Novernber. Bes i des prov i d ing inf ormation, the centre will also d i sp I ay your arts and crafts f ree of charge unti I thc end of the grant. As the tourisf.populaf ion declines, the staff will have time f or other c o m m u ni t y - o r l e n t e c l p r o j e c t s . :tf you have any ideas for projects that could benefit please Bamfield, the Chamber of Commerce contact (Kifty at 3468, Bob at 3275, otr Barb at 3260),

1 1 r A G I S F R O I .T H E P A S T I E X - ! - R A C T SI O MP O R TA L B E R N P A P E R S F' BY R.B. Scott Alberni Pioneer News

March ld. l'-,il who spent the past Dick Porriit, s i x m o n t i r s c n Wi I I i s l s l a n d i n B a r . . clay Sound, which he ha's pre-ompted, gp. lvtonday. returned to Port Alberni

December ?3, l9ll The rvater 5T--fhe middle channel red of Barcl ay Sound was turned with the blood of sea I ions on TuesThomas Horne and W. E. Miller, da)'. of the Uc I ue I et f i sh i ng stat lon, Two positions will be available of Ucluelet, S.H. Toy, H. J. Hillier from early timber cruiser September and G. Gally, at the centre Alberni until mid-November. lf you are f r o m C h e h a I i s , W a s hI n g $ 6 n , w e r e i n you must be reg i stered i nterested, wag to Alberni launch on their a yihen they encounf ered large herds at the Employmenf and lmmigration in Port Alberni office in order to o f t h e r o a r i n g m o ns t e r s . ilTheire musl'have qualif y. been a thousand of themrrr said one of the party. rrWeeac'r had a rif le and there were PEEL Et[CTRIC o v e r 2 O 0 r o u n d s o f a m m u ni t i o n i n t h e We used it all. The lions launch. D 0 r ' l E S T r c ,c 0 M M E R C t A L N D T N D U S T R I A L w e r e b o l d a n d a s t h e s h o o t i n g A commenced they became f ur I ous. A numI N S T A L A TI O N S A N D R E P A R S L I ber of them ventured wifhin fifteen i r-ont inrred on Page 9 ) Phone I 28-3323

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A C R I A G E . - . W E S T T J A MIFE L D This property has approximately J00 feet ol f rontage; near the b I uf f above Brady I s Beach, and stretches over the summit of Mi | | s Penninsula and down the other side. A fu I I y-approved sub-d i vi s i on proposal rides with this invostment in a rapidly developing cornmunify. lt would create fi lots, 4 of which v r o ul d h a v o a c o m m a n di n g v i e w o f Barclay Sound and the lslands. The wf',ole package is f or sa le f or potential $55,000; terms avai lable. Fieason for sale: a ri:;ing tide of red ink. Contact John Boom for further details. He can be found at Ostromrs or thc Coffee Shop or the Fistr Plant. HELBY ISLAND The Recraaf ionally zoned proa minimum of 5 are all oerties all waterfront. acres in size, 5 lots Frontages on the remaining The vary f rom 200 fo 400 feet. Center of the i s I and, Lot 25 , enc i rc led by a I'r ing roadrr which provides access to all is lots, held in l/24th undivided share by each of the 24 lot owners. Pr i ces on the rema i n i ng I ots (7,Brl4rl5 & l6) range from Furfher i n$27,000 to $30,000. to and appointments formation v i ew may be made through e i ther: l. John Boom by way of Ostromts, The Cof fee Shop or the F i sh Plant. 1"1r. Bob Dye at 588-9lBl in Victoria.

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yards of the launch. They were al I such big fe | | ows, and such easy marks, I d o n I f t h i n k o n e o f u s mi s s e d thaf a shot.rl February 17, lgl2 L i f eboat Crew Swamped; 0ne Man Drowned. lr,/hile returning from drill exercise at noon yesterday, the life savers of the Uc I ue I et stat i on were swamped, resulting in the drowning of Thoralf Vlingen, and injuries of othere of the crew. Capta i n Thompson made an hero i c effort to roscue the drowning man and f ailed only because he succumbed to exhaustion and had to be assisted to sa f erty. The in j u r ies to the other men were caused by being dashed by the breakcrs aga i nst the rocky shore. The accidenf occurred to the southwest of Double lsland. Port Alberni News July 24, l9l2 1.1r. U.-FBender yesterday returned f rom an excurs i on through the i s I ands ctf tsarc lay Sound and a v is it to the

9 B ar c I a y H o f e | , a s u m m e r r e s o r t o n Mr. Bender said Hawkinrs lsland. he was surprised to find such a splendid hotel in such an unexpected p I ace. The Iocat i on of the hotel is ldealr dDd when it becomes better known, should be the means 'attract i ng many tour i sts to of th i s beaut i fu I part of Vancouver lsland. The proprietor, J. W. Benson, has spent a lot of money on his hotel building and has prov i d e d t h e m o s t h o m e -I i k e a c c o m m o d a fi o n . T h e f o | | o wi n g a d v e r t i s e m e n t appeared in fhe same paper: THE BARCLAY OUSE H Hawkinfs lsland Barc lay Sound An i deaI spof for the tou r i st. Good fishing & Boating. Bathing quiet and Beach. A beautiful, homelike resort.

B A M F EL D C H U R C H E l , l S I N by Rv. Vern McEachern

Worsh I p serv i ces at I 0:00 am each Sunday during July, August and Labor Day weekend at the Un i ted Church. PI ease note the ear I i er t i me of service for these summer Sundays. On July Jrd Miss Trudy Sweatman of Victoria, representing the World Vision organization, took the serv ices and showed a f i lrn on Wor ld Visionrs work and currenf needs. I have been on duty for the serv i ces of July 10, l7 and 24. 0n July llsl' Rev. Michael Boulger of Qualicum Beactr United Church will take the serv ice and spend a f erv days in the nranse with his f amily during the last week of July I wi I I be on deck the f i rsf fhree Sundays of August; the 7th, l4th and 2 | st, did Rev. Dav i d Parks of the l.lorth Thompson Pastoral Charge will take the serv i ce on August 28fh. Dave and his wife, Joan, are no strangers to Bamfield and are looking forward to spending the last ten

l0 days of Augus'f in the manse, v is it ing i a n d h o l i d a y i n g i n f h e c o m m u nt y . I , ' l e are fortunate to have such ab I e and e n t h u s i a s t - i c g u e s t mi n i s t e r s a s Michaol Boulgor and David Parks for July 3lst and August z3th services. PI ease g i ve them your support. We were al I saddened in June the sudden pass i ng of Nige I Desmcrnd Light, a longtinre resident of Bam^f i e I d , w h o s e p a r e n f s w e r e w e| | known he: e in the i :'-t ime at the ol d C a bI e S t a t i o n . Ni g e I r s d e a t h w a s noted in the July issue of this paptr, stat i ng that funera I serv i ces were held in Port Alberni. To comp lete the record i t s h o u l d b e s - fa ' i ' c . r for Niqel thaf a Memorial Service United Chur'<:h w a s h e l d i n t s a m fi e l d on J une I 7th at I :00 pil, I he san,e hour the serv i ces were he I d i n Por i Alberni. About 50 people attended the Memorial Service and signed a s y m p a f h y c a r d r v hi c h w a s f o r w a r d e d to the next of kin by lulrs. Ebba to Jennings, who took the trouble arrange the serv ice and pass the ( Conf i nued on page | | )

C H U R C | IN E W S ( c o n t i n u e d ) v/ord. I conducted the serv ice and i\4rs. lrma Cashin was organist. The in Port Alberni service \{as conducted by Howard Modra I I of SaI mon A r m , I ' Jg e l I s b r o t h e r - i n - | a w . i 0stromrs closed their doors whi lo t h e s e r v i c e v ! , a sc l n . l t i s c o m m u ni t y evenfs I lke this, sdd though they somet i mes are, whi ch b i nd oqr comm u ni t y t o g e t h o r , rem i nd i ng us of our own mortality and our need f or the support and syrrpathy ol our friends and neighbors in time of trouble. l'hc good tu rnout on J une | 7th was both a fine fribute to Nigel Light a n d a s i g n o f h e a I t h y c o m m u ni t y in Bamfield. spirit Clarence Fryrs mother, Elsie Mabe{ Fry , passed away J une | 9th i n Roya I Jubi lee Hospital, a Victoria, after illness short in her B9tir year. A rnernorial service tc",oh place on June 24th in St. Albanrs Angl ican Church, V i ctor i a. O ur . s y m p a t h y t o C I a r e n c e arid Eve lyn Fry and other f a mi l y m e m bcrs in their loss. Several tsamfield residents have reccnt I y been away fo r medi ca I treatMrs. Joan Amos spent over ment. thrr,e weeks in the U. B.C. Hosp ita I ,

lt Vancouver, for tests and treatmenf, refurning fo Bamfield on July l3th, Wi | | iam Patfeel i ng much befter. r I ck spent two weeks i n Vancouver Cancer Clinic early in June rece i v i ng treafment for a very sore tongue and I os i ng cons i derab I e wei ght f rom not be i ng ab I e to eat. Happily he is much better now, and able to be out in his garden tsill is no place again. says there for giying you an I ihe Bamfield appotife and is sure glad to be home. is home now, recoverJoe Garcia I n the Port A I bern i i ng f rom surgery He was taken on July l2th. Hospital i I I on the weekend of July suddenly 0ur lOth anrj rushed to hosp ita | . prayers and best wishes to Joe for a speedy and compI ete recovery. Clif f V'lyse Boarded the Lady Rose heading for tests in on July l4th, Port Alberni. tells Cliff me he if runs in his family, has diabetes; ready to jab himself and he is all regularly. He said this with a in his yr making liglrt twinkle Three cheers for of the mafter. (Coniinued on page ti )

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J IMIS CONTROVERSY LUMN CO by James Ferris The Gillnet season here--quickly past. The Fi sheries sti | | have not come to grips with the problem of too many boats. The individual slice of fhe pie sets.:llll". and smal ler. I start my day by I istening to the News on CBC radio. That makes it difflcult to be cheerful lor the rest of the day. The simple solution would seem to be to ignore the news, but then I would worry about what I m ig h t h a v e m i s s e d . I try, i nstead, to keep my sense of humor. Think of how they must have I aughed when they d i scovered thaf a 767 Jetliner ran out of f uel because someone was confused by the metri c system. I t seems that the fue I g a q g e s m aI f u n c t i o n e d s o t h e y m e a s u r e d the fuel with a stick. lmagine! ttHey, Charley--how much fuel is in thore?rr
frAlmost six inches.tl rfHow many whatevers I s that?rr rrl donrt know. I guess itrs enoug h. tl And away they go.

Pres i dent Reagen added a I arge dose of comic rel ief. He has managed fo push through allowlng development of the a bill He assured the AmM.X. missle. people fhat this would erican prove to the U.S.S.R. that the U.S. about diswas real ly serlous a r m a m e nt .

'rrhere is ;:J;;-*" be a certa running any amount of trouble countfy. It you are presl dent the troubl e happens to you-but if you are a tyrant you can arrange things so that most of the trouble happens fo other people.ft - - 0 o n a I d R o b e r f P e r c y M a r q ui s
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CHURCH El{S (contlnued) N Cl lff and hl s marvelous senso of humorl Tom l'lather Journeyed f o V.lctor la on July 2lst In preparatlon for EedI ca I tests and poss I b I e fufure suigery for c I rcu I at Ion prob I ems. Our prayers and best wlshes to Tom In his fests and hopeful ly successful correct I ve surgry, Blesslngs to al I and to al I flshrmen, good flshlng . . r

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T h e B a m fl e " l ' d C e n t e n n l a I C e l e bratlon has progressed to the flner The detalls of our comlng blrthday. orlgfnal schedule has been reighed, prots versus conts, and a more feaslble plan ls nor belng rorked ouf . l{e are lookl ng f or t sponsor t o h a n dI e a B e e r a n d T e a G a r d e n - together or separate. Th I s rou I d be most attractlve fn the afternoon, fol lowed ln the evening by a Natlve Dance, a Seafood Dlnner and a Community Dance. We would be pleased inforto accept any suggestlons, maf lorTf,g;l support at any f lme, Pfease ddhtcct Tlsh at 728-3545.

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l4 T H E B A M F I E L DG A R D E N E R F R E E Z I N GY O U RG A R D E N R O D U C E P by H a z eI J o n e s 0n many occasions when I have had guests fdr dlnner and served some o f m y h o m e -f r o z e n v e g e f a b I e s , t h e y have remarked on how good the flavor was and the f reshness of color. They would say that they had fried f reez i ng vegetab I es but were not p I eased wifth the resu I ts. lrthenasked it they had b I anched and thorough I y chilled the veggles In ice water prior to pl acing the packets in the freezer, the anstver has al ways been the same, I'couldntt be bothered with the extra work InvoIved.l If one Is not prepared to spend the exfra few mlnutes lt takes to blanch and chi I I the vegefables, why bother at al I by sacrlf icing quallty, f lavor, color and length of storage life. I have stored corn-on-fhe-cob for 18 months and lt tasfed I lke fresh corn and a | | because I fook the extra (Continued on Page l5)

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( G A R D E N E Rc o n t i n u e d ) time to blanch and thoroughly chill. My method for freezing corr-on-the cob ls as follows: Removehusk and sllk and trlm off ends. Brlng 2 gal. of water to a full boll. Add I teaspoon Frult Fresh or Spud tllhite. (This helps to retain color.) Add cobs, only as many fhat the water will completely cover. Blanch smal I ears 7 minutes, medlum ,) 9 mlnutes, large ll minutes. Drain in a collander. To a large contalner, add l/2 Teaspoon Fruit Fresh, lce and srater. Put the cobs In this water and thoroughly chlll. Drain, rYrap cobs indivldually in plastlc wrap, put in refrlgerator and leave overnight. Then put cobs in bags and frseze In co I dest part of freezer.

l5 Caul lflower: I Tablespoon lemon Juice or acld per 2 feaspoons cltric gallon of blanchlng water. New Potafoes: Dlp in a mixture of I Tableacld to I quart spoon citrlc tvafer. of in lce water, drain and Chill package. ' Peas: Affer chl | | ing, add 2 teaspoons sugar pr pound of peas, tossing them around In a bowl untl I Package. coated in sugar.

Beans, Carrots, Turn i ps, Parsn I pff Al I are of better qual itv if oold water ls added to the container, enough to completely cover then In Th i s the conta i ners. 4 F e w H i n t s On Freezins Other lgggjgl]3g. helps to overcome a l r r r u b b e r . ls h f r t e x t u r e . Use Fru it Fresh or Spud h/hte I n both l for al I blanching and chf | | ing water vegetab I es except beets and cau | | f I ower.

N O T E SF R O M IT C O M M U N Y A F F AI R S M E E T N G I by Pat Garc i a Another poor I y attended meeti ng wi th th I rteen persons present. Dr. McEachern reported Unlted C h ur c h S e r v I c e s w | | I c o n t i n u e o n S u n days af l0 am and the Unlfed Church W o m e nw i l l resume their actfvities I n September. Jeanne Ferrls reported for the Bamfield Artlstsr Eclectlc. A number of local people have work dlsp I a y e d a t t h e T o ur i s t I n f o r m a t I o n Centre; a numbr of items have been sold. The Craft Falr that was to be held at the end of July has been cancelled buf, ln lts place an Open House wlll be held one week-end ln mld-Augusf at the Tourisf Informafion Cent re . Plans are underway for celebraJting B a m fi e l d r s C e n f e n n i a l . Kerry Benfon reported that the l,later Commltilee met July llth. Mr. Motherwel I had been in and new valves instal led and so far there were no more rrairrr prob{6ms. A revlsed letter is going out to Grappler Creek residents re fhe water hook-up. lt was found that fencing the water shed area ls not

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feaslble but slgns wlll be posted. T h e R e gi o n a I D i s t r i c t h a s b e e n asked about posting ttNo Parklngtt slgns near the hydrants and val ves. John Boom wll I again request the Regional Board to tabl:e the acceptanc of the l{ater System. The F i re Department report by Blll Mather reported a successful Water Golf Tournament and Barbeque Supper and Danc: The fun day Fal lzed $500.00 towards fhe purchase of Scott Alr apparatus. John Boom roported for the Regional Board. The Board v{as advised fhat oleven mlllion dollars had been al lotted to update the Water and Power systems in UclueletTofino. They also received a letfer grant for concernlng the T.l.D.S.A. the Tourlst Industry in the Pacif lc Rim Area. The Barkl ey Sound Settl ement Pl an has inferested a lot of people and 9roups. A motlon carrled fhat the Regional Board be asked to petition the Minlster of Transport fo have a restr I cted I i ne for anchorage i n the inlet placed on the charts; a I so to have appropr i afe s i gns (conf i nued on Page | 7 )

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N O T E S F R 0 l ' 4A F F A I R S ( c o n t i n u e d ) lt was also erected on the shore. th i s i nformat ion be suggested that to g i von by the Dept. of Transport with Tof ino ttadio, to bo broadcqst to Marinersr', ds if will thcrrNotice it appears on the be awh i le before ncw charts. that the two J i m Ferr i s reported places for I'residential most likely be at the foot of Nutdockingrrwoulo haf ch Roacl and over at the F ishermens r He said Floats on the West side" forr shore wouI d have to be app I i ed for and had seni for the forms wh i ch wouI d b,g given to John Boom to take to the A motion was carried RcAional Board. the foreshore be apo I i ed for. that T l l E I ' I E X T M E E TI N G WI L L B E A U G . | 5 t h . L E I T E R S T O T H E E DI T O R Dear Jeann i e, 0nce more I read your lovelY paper and re6l ize I never I itfle you wrote mc repl ied to the letter Not only that; when you star-l'ed it. J im lrve fa i I ed fo see you and/or fo tsamfield. on my lasf two trips lrm sending Time marchcs on! I have money for a subscr i pt i on. 1'he July isstte, bY the bY. a storY, One doy, I might write but yortrl I probab ly be a r ich and famous ed i tor by then and Youf I I ltleanwhile, bave me. havc forgotteir you hcard ihe one about...? So long, Dan Thor lakson (Editorts note: 'lhorlaksonrs joke appeilrs It4r. paper, as an in this elsewhere since he anonymous contribufion, 0th er as ked nof to be quoted . jokes have been apPended fo th i s i ssue, fo i nsure anonYmiiY. ) Column, Letfe r to the Editor ls land T o t h e F l a . r r <(J? ) o f T z a r t u s You are somethinq elsef ( Cont i nued on page | 9 )

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LETTIR5 (conf inue<J) LJid you 1'hink for onu minute. fhat you c: uld in.;ult o ttre ro:;iclent:; ot [ J , : m fi e l d , young or old, lonr; limer or recent :et'tlers, without rotal I iirti<tn? I t yorr d id you are scvera I br ick:; . , i r c . r r to f a f u l l load. You claim to know whaf nr views y irrLj In ru!ard-lo thtt inC()rporatiOn of U i ; nfr i c . l d . I h i r v u n ( r v r ) r c li s ' c u s s c d 1lri:, rnatter, e ithelr pub I ic ly or. pr i vdf erly wif h anyons, ,rnd parf iculorly n o t r vi t h a n o n - r e : ; i d e n t . lr,lorwoulrJ I use this nrcdia to cjo :;(). The Cornn r u ni t y r \ f t a i r s m e c . l i n c l s p r o v i d e d n (;XCol letn'f forurro f,cr such cii:;cussions. llo'f until t ; v c r y p r o p c r r t y o w n e r i n l J a n-r 1 i r : I d h n s b e e n a p p r . i s r . , , dc , t f t h e f ; : c t s ot thc act, in i1'f:; t:ntirc.ty, by iln ,:ullrorify on the subjest, at it publ ic nrr.uting, th<.rn and only ilren shal| | d,-cido whcther or not i1. woulti ber r J r ) c r df o r L l a n r fi e l d i . l s i r w h o l c r . ii: f or thc supp<.rs,od yth, tha-l is m nruglrt b t.: f i q m c n t o f y o u r o w n n ri n d . 5 o , I i - r mI y i n q e r t l o u l w h e r t h i r J r p r : n . : d c)n our property in which a red fruck wtrr>irrvolvi.ld. Therc vttre other L'yowitnr:iSt;:j prc)sunt ir't thc f-imc of lhe. ;nc idcn t who cou I d back nie up in what | :;,ritJ w.r:, ther truth. lt you worc 1'ol,j .inylhirrg dif turcntly (ls to what
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f/lrcrr onci lroors a no i se tfrat sounrls likc ;r World h':r ll bombcr cr'.:,1:ingirr your yard, one would naturally invr:5tigate the causc, whir,h was, in this caso, off ovcrloi:de d, rcd f ruck stuck in our dr;rrrra.le ditch. There h/as no ex_ cu:,u {or th is truck to pass tlrrouglr our propcr'-fy. We had not hirt:d if to do Jny work fo.r us or any othcr sort o1 dea l . Thu reason for it Lreintj in this ilr(;a was io pick up somu building blocks from our:neighbc.rrrr; [)roperty. Jhere is a pcrf cct ly good access dr ivewcry lead ing - t l r e [ J a m fi e l d otf road on our ncighI s p r < - r p et y , bor r theref ore there u/as n() il,led to pa:;rj through our property or USt] our dr iveway. Furf hermore, this wa{i nof the f irst tinto fhis s i J m L )t r u c k frad qont; through our propcrty to rcilch our neighborf s, it htrs happened on scveral occosions 'n lhe pasf , t;rtch time crt;ating ir cloud of du.;t .rnd strewing qrrlvel in al I tlirr:ctions. Al1cr a pcrson has spont hundreds of doI lars on hiring buI ldozers dnd foi lo;rds of qravcl and many hours r - . r ff r , r r t J I n a n u a l l a b o r f o ' f i x u p 1 l r r ri.rr p r o p r . , r t y , o n l y t o h a v o s o r n r . joirur In'):is it all up is enough t<; ( [ ) 1 . , n i1l u e c J o n p a g e 2 l )

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LETTERS ( cont i nued ) make one roio than a little angry. When the drivsr was approached a few days lafer and asked why he had gonc through our property he er i d tho roason was because the truck was low on gaso Rldlculous! By golng through our property the route was I lJ foof !onger. Haze I Jones E X CI T E M E N T ? ? by lda C. Wolland

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22 r'lntertldal Then again, the G oI f T o u r n a m e n t i l h a d i t s o w n s p o r t and excitoment. As a spctator sett I ed h i gh above the I cou rse I we had a rlngsido seat to all the f un. Sta rt i ng p I ay i n sets of fou r thore were approximately players thlrty during the time al lowed before the rcourser would be again covered wi th water. The I ocat i on has va r i ous names, such as ItMud F latstt and ChrisfneVts Sloughff, and apparently used to be covered with oystors. Not being a golf player, not oven a sptlctator unt i I now, I cannot give a tochnical description. Howrtceing-offt ever, brought some hi larious moments, as a bal I would I ift high on its way then land with a loud fsplott in tho soggy pools rlong the h/ay. Donrt recall cro! trholo in 0nefsrf, but couldnrt keep track of sveryone. The far eind of the courso took the players over a small lake, and thls hazard brought to sonre p layerrs a long de lay in re(near furning to the finish line (confinued on page 23)

to a go()d vantage point we watched while tho animals playod around, blowing spray in grenf drl fffng plumus, loaping completely out of tlr,.r water and turning on ttielr s i des to come down wi th a tromendous splash. Are they jusf p layi n!t, or iJre they d i sp l ay i ng the:;e rrcr-ob.riic fcats to stun fish and tfrun swc)op up the ir ntia , or thcn | .r<lain crro they just trying to dislodrlc p.rrositcs? /tnd again is was exciting to ,.rw;rkenin the t:arly rnc.lrning to see ;r large b ird perched on the skyl ight abovo us tryi ng to scoop up thc I i tt le r ivu lcJ.s of ra in waler. t J ur v o i c e s a s r r e d i s c u s s e d t h e idr:ntity of the visltor did not f,ur:nlto be of any Conce|.n, oven when Dir,lgcr Of Del l, the daschund, barked up at him. lt was a Ht_rron, but whcther a Blue: or Croen Itn not sure. ? maintain it was a Green lluroD, but it showed a f a ir ty largc wingspan when it finatty departcd.

E X CI T E M E N T ? ( c o n t i n u o d ) the starting gate). lt was a busy sceno as beer tchasersf and tcaddiesl d o u bI e d t h e i r r o I e s t o s o r v e t h o pl ayers as the sun shone warml y over a| | . Add ing to tbe f un l,as the f act that time was of the essence, as t i me and t i de wa I t for no oner. and nthe players had both to contend with. I never dld f ind ouf who won --if anybocty--but I suspecf thore rrKing was morc than one thwarted C.:nuterr among the part ic lpants. Ihis affair real ly dosorvos to b6 an annua I event. Who knows, it may grow as did the Nanalmo Bathtub Race! I understand that a sports fisherman had hls own brand of excitement when he caught a large salmon v r hi c h w e i g h e d i n a t I e a s t a t 3 0 pr,.unds (couldnrt we.igh it prcisely at Gwyerfs Store). He then happily relurned fo the f loaf where he Droceodod to clean hls prize. But h<.rrrors, etcetera--lt sl lpped back info the wa.tertt Howevor, this f ishorman was not abouf to loso hls prize without a struggle and so jumped i n after I t. Mi racu I ous I y, he ;;trieved it and swam back to the float only fo flnd he could not

23 climb out with his fish. After some frantic yelling he flnally attracted the atlentlon of some Good Samarifan who held his flsh for him, enabllng the wet fishorman to climb back out hlmself. Now--if that isnft enough Xcitemenf for one sesslon I give u P! So--what have you been doing for e x c i t e m e n t l n B a m fl e l d ? TED M. ANDERSON B G E N E R A L UI L DI N G C O N T R A C T O R I S A TI S F A C TO N G U A R A N T E E D F R E E E S TI M A T E S Phone: 728-345e or 723-9204

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I NEI.JSlEL[ASE lssued uy Valley for Albcrni Coalition Nuclear 0lsarmament, Box l3ll, Port A I berni , B.Ct, V9Y 7M2 Pauline Jewett, MP, Fr. Sig. Lajo i o, 0FM, and Dr. Pefer Carter will be the principal speakers at a Hiroshima Mpmorial Day spo;sored by the Alberni Valley Coalltion for I'luclear Disarmamen0. The August 6th, all-day demonstration for rememborance and poace wi I I be hel d in Weaver Park in Port Alberni. Commencing at l l :00 dil, and preced i ng tho trad it iona I YIALKFOR PTACI-, Mayor Paul Reitsma will dePort Alberni clare a Nuclear Arma-

participate in a concluding Panel. Others who wi I I Question Summers speak briefly ar Virginia f r o m t h e U ni t e d N a f i v o N a t l o n s , Len Nelson, City Council, Bill Massey, 0.U.|l.|. and Henry Nedergard, Labour. People from all walks of life are urgod to makd the i r des i ro lor a peacoful world visible and 9ltal by the i r p16sence at th I s gathering. In the words of the l9Bz Pugwash Conference sfatemont on d i s a r m a m e n t , r r l r l sc a n n o t w a l t f o r to ellfe tho worldfs intellectual take the lead, tor it has not the p o v { 6 r . A n d w e c a n n o t w aI f f o r t h e political slite...to act, for it Wlthout direct has not the wi I l. popular pressure...yro wl I I simply slide into nuclear war, like i f e m mn g s d o w n t h e r o c k t a c e t , a n d into the sea.rl A s w o| | a s t h e n e w s r e l e a s e , . l received tho fol lowing letter. Anyorre Interested pleasc get in touch with me. (continued on page 25)

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dddress the gather i ng lunches by Heather dur ing People bringing picnic will enjoy a mlni-concert N l c V c r ya n d o t h e r m u s i c i a n s thtl noon break.

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Albe,;rni VaJley Coal ition for Nuclear Disarmament Elox 1313,. No'rth Post 0f f ice Port Alberni V9Y 7l'42 Dear J ean Ferr i s; Mr. Skelly has given mo.your name as one who would be interosted i n promot i ng the formaf ion of a poacc group i n Eamf iel d; i+ so, members of our CoaI i t ion wouI d be glad to visit Bamfield and speak to any who ar inferested, and possibly to bring a fllm such as or a " l f you Love Th i s Pl an6f", video, lf you feel it would be of va I ue. l{e are a I so inv if ing a I I and sundry to coms to our H i rosh i ma Memorial Day on Augusf 6th, as you wi | | see by the dnclosed News ReI ea sc. Looking forward fo hearing from you, and hopeful ly to meot ?ou at the Hirosh lma Day on Augusf 6th. Yours Sinceruly, Mcryl Olsen Correspond i ng Secretary A.V.C.N.D.

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Sports fishing In the Bamfleld area is slowly but surely improv i ng. The f i sh sem to be fol lowing the pattern of the comB mercial fisheries, belng two weeks I ater than usuaI . T h e c o m m r ci a l fishermen soem fo blame it on the t t E l M n o r rc u r r e n t , but, myself , I think the year brood of flsh ar a blt retarded and have lost fhelr way. Or, possibly they have just caught up with modern man and taken a two-week hol iday. Just I ike your yourself, Mr. Sportsman. The Commercial Sockeye fishery in Barkley Sound is al-l but over, with a lower than avd?ig6-'ii5rf i n9 per boat, but a larger number of (Close +p one f ish being caught. mi l l ion by the end of the year. ) (continued on page 27)

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TIDES TURN (continued) The f i sher i es gave thc So i ners fleet and a small gillnet an opening to clean up the excess sockeye that the rlvors and the Native food f ishery could not possibly handlo. The Se i ne boats took thc major i ty, leav ing thc A i I Inetters w i t h f u e rI money. Trol I ing has takon a drop in product ion s ince ttre open ing of Coho, which is largely" blamed on the Ftont ion of - Sockeye and P inks. I'lhy tho rotention on Pinks when fhey, predict the fisheries, a 20 million So i ne catch for B . C. waters ? J ust a commemt before we c I ose th i s art ic le about wi erd and h,ondcrful fish that are now in our I oca I waters due to the warm current. Wo have in abundanct.l tho Mackcrel

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R B A M FE L D I { E A T H E R E P O R T I by Pefer Janitls T h e m o n t h o f J u l y f o r B a m fi e l d Up to the was ful I of surprlses. middle of the month the weather vras more llke Just before Chrisfmas. Normally, the averago rainfaf l for July ls 2,53 Inches; the Thls drlesf mor$h of the year. year we had 8.52 Inches of rain, in July. a record for ralnf all The next hlghest vras 6.87 Inches, back ln 1964. I{e had 6,5 lnches In a 40-hour priod over the I lfh and lzth days of the month. T h e r e w r l 2 d a y s w I t h m e a s u r a bI e preclpitatlon and l9 days with i ne or sunny perlods. sunsh T h e t e m p e r a f u r e m a xl m u m w a s 22.5oC, or 7?oiiE on f he | 7th. The mlnlmum was 7oC, or 45oF on The man temperature the 8th. for the month was l4.6oCr otr 5BoF, almosf exactly fhe same as lt was I ast year.

B A M F I E L DA R T I S T S I E C L E C T I C and f rlends B a m fi e l d a r t l s t s of the arfs wl | | be holdlng a meet ing on flednesday, Auguat l0th at 7 pn In the TourlSt Informatlon Centre trai ler. ItemS on the agenda I nc I ude: l. Reschedul Ing the summer crafts sa I e to fhe August 2O-2 | weekend, to be held outslde the T. | .C. fra I I er, reather Permittlng. The 5f charged by'the BAE.

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A mlnl Raku workshop af Tedfs early in the Fal l--a brlng your own pottery parfy. Tentaf I ve p I ans for colour trorkshop. a rater-

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