yf Vancouver ’ Island, the Sidney”,
-.Club provided strong support at
the: Charter Night which was un-
der. the. ‘chairmanship of Dudley.
Johnson; president of Sidney Ro- oe

"OAS sponsor of the Salt Spring
_ Sidney Rotarians’ have
worked intensively in prepara-
tion for this occasion which was ’
Attended by. District: Governor..*
- Craig Reid, distinctive in formal eo

Scottish dress.

Also’ taking. part were -E.V..

Landon. and Art Simpson, Rotary
district officials, and J. W. Mor-.
ris, president of Nanaimo. club, :
- Heading the new executive with
r, Blundell are C, Gordon Mat-
thews, ° secretary. “and. A, Spen-.
cer Marr, treasurer. Other Is=.

presentation .. we :
Kenneth Whyte, T.H.V. Agar, Phil
alcourt; ‘and Joseph, Nickerson,
with. members R,Akerman,:G.C: -
Bastedo,. ‘Geoff. Howland; GRE
Kernaghan, J. M, Lyon, Alex Mc-
Manus, V.°G: ‘Meyer, G.L, Rey-
‘nolds; Richard Toynbee, H..Van-
a Dack, vor Cawker, R. Simard,

R.: Thorburn, °
‘Frank Sutherland and John Waet.
.-. Sidney ‘Rotarians attending the
Ganges” ceremony ‘with ‘Dudley
Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Vic-.
-Mr,\and -Mrs, WJ.-
Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs, Claude.
Johnson; Mr. and Mrs, Ted Hol-
loway, :H. M;.Tobin, Eric Lewis,
George: Hafer and Mrs, J, Mc-

“AMONG HET HAPPY “GUESTS al charter.
~ night of the, Salt Spring Island Rotary Chib, :

‘Street, ‘Sidney. *

were Mr, and Mrs. W, J, Wakefield of Third:

es ‘well;

“not quite correct, -
away, but-only :to

on-Galiano,

(Driftwood. Photo, Ganges. » J after

° What's: ‘new in ‘logging and afore
‘estry? -
~The. power saw now is in
general - Suse’ ‘in. the’ B.C, “woods;
tree shears: ‘are: “coniparatively
1 new, -; but, the “spacing saw

were’. Directors

Millan: Bloedel | forester, —
brand new innovation.

“Rev. |. Best developed his spacing saw
to ‘meet. a: problem which was
challenging MB
carrying out the. company’s
tensive forestry” program.

is a
Dz. Pauls,
“ine

gram is. to see that each acre |
of forest land is growing approxi-
mately 450 well spaced trees.

over=seeds an area,. In the for-

Air. Cadet: Headquarters was
. busier. than usual: this: past week,
preparing: for the: Kinsmen spon-
sored “Annual Air. Cadet Turkey.”
, to-be held at. Sanscha.. .
Hall Friday evening, October 10..
Tuesday evening, Bob: Whyte,”:
airman. of the. ‘Kinsmen Airc
sonsoring Committee, in=

ding Officer. of the Air Cadet
- Squardron:.and Lt, G. Coward,
. Squadron Adjutant, to an informal”
eeting : with: the Kinsmen Club,
to iron. ‘out the tinal detaiis ofthe ~ -

"Cadets and Kinsmen have res.

BY y GARTH COWARD”

Pages

: ceived bingo tickets to ‘distribute
throughout | the: ‘communities.
Tickets are available for $1, and
éntitle the holder to 1 admission,
1. bingo card and a free ticket on
-a raffle. | ;

‘Procéeds “from”: ast. "year’s
“highly..successful..bingo ; went ;to .
the construction of-along desired

photogr: aphy . laboratory at Air

Cadet Headquarters,

..This year’s proceeds will go

D.. Price, Com-

supply. room and music room,
“Citizens from all surrounding
" communities are being asked to
support this project. ~~

developed oy ‘Doug Best, a ‘Mace

-A basic objective of the pro-.

Nature always undere-seeds or ..

towards completion of a new.

“Yew Bid Deco For Forest Thinning

“mer: case; the ‘land-is not pro--

ducing as. much “wood: as it is

p capable of producing, arid in the
latter. case,

‘many trees become -
suppressed and die and the growth
of even the surviving, dominant
trees: is‘ slowed. In either case,
the distribution of trees is sel-
dom uniform,

‘But 450 well spaced. trees to

° the acre, MB foresters have de-
foresters in~

monstrated, is ideal -- eachtree .

then is-assured its share of nut-

rient in the-soil and adequate
sunlight and a greater wood yield
per acre is the result. .

In new planting operations,
consequently, MB foresters al-
ways see that each acre isplanted.
to the optimum of about'450 stems
to the acre,

In the areas where nature has
already over~planted ‘the fores~
ters. move -in. to thin the stand

per acre... They, use a machette-
size brush hook to cut trees under
2 1/2 inches in diameter. and
power saws to cutthe larger trees
‘in this thinning process.

But it?s not. practical for for-
‘esters to carry both a brush
‘hook and.a power saw, Further~
more, standard power saws are
somewhat heavy and it’s tiring

diameter trees because of the
angie of the power saw blade.

‘Best, who is Divisional Fores-
try Supervisor at MB’s North-
west Bay Logging. Division on
Vancouver Island, began studying
the situation ‘and tested circular

saws, reciprocating saws, small
tree shears and various hand

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tures “of. all types of tools. and
“came up with a description of

to this optimum number of trees “start fires when the engine heats |: -

He has superviséd ‘the planting "|

-work ‘having to bend over time ~ seedling trees,

“and again: to:-saw“through*small,

happy to. have

and nephew, Mr:
McEwen,
sa day last week, .

tools, but none ‘were idea) for the

He then analyzed the best’ fea-

the ideal Saw -- a light-weight,
belt-driven chain saw witha short.
cutting surface.

Best’s design was converted
into .a.working model by. Robert
Best of Island Chain Saws, Na-
naimo, who, incidentally, is:his |.
brother.

The first model was tested in
the summer of 1968 and, with
later modifications, the final:
spacing saw was: reduced toa
weight of 10 pounds -~ a handy
package for foresters. .

The Best spacing saw operates |-
efficiently, increases production,
is safer both from the standpoint
of possible injury to the logger:
and, in that it is less likely. to

up; and, of course, it’s less fa~
tiguing for the operator. a
A resident of . Nanairno, © Doug:
Best has another. claim to ac- |
complishment in. the B.C. woods:

of more trees cn MB~managed | fi
forest. lands-than any other man, |,
and the company to. date has |:
planted more than £0,000,000

Rod- Gun Club
Junior Section

Starting Season

North Saanich Rod & Gun Club.
junior sections, will commence
their 1969-70 season on Saturday.
at Sanscha Hall. -
All boys and girls between the
ages of 12.and 18 are urged to
participate... Shooting is under
Dominion Marksmanship rules [:
for badges, shields and. the
club cup.
Thanks: have been extenued to
Doug Jack. who for the past nine
years. served as an instructor,’
He retires this year. Ron Mor-
rison will. be in charge of the
club,
The club supplies guns and
other equipment. .

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We can now

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- 2 BY MARY BACKLUND

Sent ‘in St. Pauls Wocitak
“Vancouver, where she recently
“underwent. an eve operation, Her
many friends hope | she progress- aan Soe

We are happy to say that a re-
port received recently of Mr. and
~Mrs.W. J, Cottrell goingaway is

to.a-golf match on
“the mainland, and plan.to spend
mast of the winler at their home

“Ate, Gnd Mrsy Max Uillary are ~
now -setding down in their. new
home at the Menz:
to. spend some time on Galiano.
Their many friends are delight-
ad to see them bach home. again;
anabsenceof several years.

Mr. and Mrs, W.

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Ww ith turkey and all the trimmings,

On the anniversary of the ar-
rival ‘of Rev, Benjamin Fream at
Galiano Island,.the ladies of the
Galiano Ladies:Service Club de-
cided to have another tea, and
They did go
again fill up his. cupboards for
the winter.

Mrs, I. A. Murphy entertain=
cd at the tea hour, and they turn-
ed: out by. the dozen, all loaded
down with lovely things for this
minister whom t by now, has made
ies. They plan any. valuable iriends. L ;

This effervescent lady, Mrs,
Murphy. is the president ofthe
organization, and was kept buss
all afternoon with seeing that her
guests had tea and cakes. Mr.
“Fream: was not aware that-all
“this was’ taking place; until the
huge . overflowing — basket. was
placed “before “him; filled: “with
jams, jellies, cakes, home-made

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EARL NIGHTINGALE

Not so long ago while I was walking along 4 world+:
famous boulevard known for its expensive apart .-
/oments a: woman of about forty-five or fifty coming out...
of an apartment: house garage in her car drove right
“ across. the, sidewalk in front of me: I nad to slop so
“.guddenly 1 practically fell .on her car. Since the
boulevard was busy, she had. to wait and-se I stood:
there looking atvher®....and- marveling at her in-
credibly bad manners. ‘She should have waited for’
me to- walk by. before pulling. her car out of her
‘drive, “Instead. of walking around? her. car as it sat
Waiting: for an opening ‘in. the -traffic, I. stood and
-.- Inoked. at her, She -knew what she had done, because
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; It. was nothing more than one. af 4@ million. such
‘eases of’ man’s. incivility to man that cecur’ every
day... - You can't drive ten blochs . without seeing
someone being rude with his car, insisting on forcing
his way, thoughtlessly ignoring the rights and feelings

“of others. a

So I thought of a quotation that we might both keep
in mind, -Jt was penned by La Bruvere and goes like
this: «Incivility is nota vice of soul --~- but the ef-
fect of several vices, of vanity, ignorance of duty,
laziness, st spidity, distraction, cont: mpi of others,
and jealousy.” ;

Whenever a clerks in a store, or a waitcss or
waiter;-or custonier, cr any sther person is in-
civi] to. you, or to anyone else, you might remem-
-ber this unusually accurate description af such a
person, 7

‘We expect incivility in the conduct of savages
and children when: dealing with each other, and when
we find it in so-called civilized adults’. we must
think there’s been a large, unhealthy ‘gap in their
education, and that they are throwbacks -- pucriis
savages -- misfits inthe medern warld.

lt seems that it is sul too early for the ereatjre
who conquered and rules the world, to get along
well with his own wind. Getting back to La Bruvere,
im his definition of the Incivil person, be says that
incivility is not une vice’ but a collection of several,
It is first, vanity, You can't be rude to another

person unicss you have an unhealthy entcern over
your own status in the world... sou dave tbe
vain, Second, ignoranee of duty, A person who is

ineivil to others is ignorant of his responsibility
as a human being to other human beings.

Third, be’s lazy. Tt takes effort io be polite,
kind and yentle ta others, 4: consider the feelings
of -others before we start worrving about hew the
world is picking on us. Fourth, stupidity, . You
can’t very well be incivil without, at the same time,
being stupid. The very act of incivility demon-
strates fenorance of the law of cause and effect. ---
that wo must reap what we sow, The incivil per-
son is an unhappy person. Fifth, distraction. if
it were only this it could be forgiven. Sixth, con-
tempt of others which is really an cuter directed
contempt for ourselves. and, lastly, Jaaimiscy, that
green, ugly vice of the small in spirit, ;

There ismt one of us who has not, atane time
or another, and perhaps at many times, been in-
civil to others, There was a time in our lives when
we coulde’t go to the bathroom be ourselves, too. —
it's great to grow up.

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“Incivility is not a vice of soul, but the effect
of several vices; of vanity, iimoranee cf duty, laziness,
stupidity, distraction, contempt of others, and jeal-
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