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VOL. 32, NO. 31 60 CENTS GANGES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1991 On the Williams INSIDE asked to rethink Crofton pulp mill ex­ ceeded pollution permit Erskine levels for the third time. PAGE A7 Islands Trust Fund Board mem­ bers have sent a letter to Martin Wil­ liams asking him to reconsider his decision to withdraw his Mount Erskine property offer. Trust Fund Board members Diane Cragg, Graeme Dinsdale, Carol Mar­ tin and Cynthia Hawksworth wrote the letter after a special meeting held July 23 to discuss the issue. Williams told Driftwood he had not received the letter as of Monday and did not know if he would change his mind until after he had read it. Williams offered to sell 57 acres of his property at half market value to the Salt Spring community last sum­ mer. He withdrew that offer last week Country music filled the citing the long delay and Land air at Mansell Farm for Registry Office regulations which two days. prohibited "adequate protective covenants" being placed on the PAGE A15 property as reasons for his decision. A July 26 release issued by the Trust Fund Board suggests one of those reasons-may nol he valid if Lions' annual salmon Williams and his lawyer Sid Filkow were not totally clear on the reported barbeque highlights this problem with registering restrictive holiday weekend. covenants on the property. PAGE A21 "Recent conversations with Mr. Williams' lawyer suggest that there may have been a misunderstanding on the part of Mr. Williams and his legal advisor regarding the exact na­ ture of the problem with the Registrar," states the board's release. The board acknowledges its "one major problem in implementing the purchase of the land" was "the refusal of the Registrar of Land Titles (Mark Frantzen) to register on the title of the LOOKING FOR THE BIG ONE: Eight-year-old Willy Egeland said he was fishing for perch when property a restrictive covenant con- spotted at the Ganges government wharf last week. Willy's prize catch conld have been a $250 winner ERSKINE A2 in the Driftwood's summer fishing derby detailed on Page A22 inside . Driftwood photo oy Derrick Lunoy

Women's ball teams Policy to come for market wares finish local season with Saturday market vendors and sake let's not destroy it with petty chant concern about market commer­ said market operating hours have round-robin tourney. Ganges merchants have agreed to squabbling." cialization, and sought to use that been previously covered, and he did PAGEA23 formulate a policy on commercial Others were concerned the char­ concern to bargain for extended not want them renegotiated. and flea market vending in the acter of the farmer's market was market operating hours. Curtin said the issue of unfair Farmers' Market, after heated debate being threatened by commercializa­ "If we can limit commercializa­ competition must be addressed along between two market bylaw commit­ tion. Parks and Recreation Commis­ tion, we want to see the hours ex­ with commercialization. tee members. sion member Barry Urquhart said tended," she said. "People from off-island are businesses like Mr. Mobile Hardware However, PRC member Bill Cur- dumping goods here," he said. INDEX By IAN NOBLE take away from the flavour of the tin who chaired the meeting was not Merchant representative Sharon Driftwood Staff Writer market and should be controlled. in favour of the bargaining idea, Arts, Entertainment ... A17 Beatty said she appreciated mer­ saying he did not want trade-offs. He MARKET A2 Capital Comment A6 Controversy at last week's Thursday morning meeting sur­ Classifieds A24 rounded discussion of the market's Community A12 commercialization. The merchants' committee suggested a jury system Signs of hope for seawalk Country Gourmet A12 be established to select which goods Dr. Tomorrow A13 may be sold in the market, while Recent stirrings along the Ganges seawalk cessful ArtSpring project, she noted. Down the Years A31 market vendors said such a system could lead to a resurgence of the long dormant Irwin believes the chamber is close to its first would impinge on the openness of project. required task—Finding a "talented" person to head Editorials A4 the market. Chamber of Commerce president Sherry Irwin the new group. "All of us have a desire to see it Letters A5 "If a jury system were put in place told Driftwood Monday efforts are currently being completed," she concluded. there would be no problems," said made to form a new committee to take on the task. Newsbeat A3 Curtin said there appeared to be some "flux" in Nori Outerbridge, a merchant repre­ discussions and "maybe even a window of oppor­ Outer Gulf Islands Bl sentative. "We have determined the past seawalk commit­ tunity" to get some movement on the project. "This is a free and open market," Real Estate B2 tee has exhausted all of its avenues and is pretty Islands Trustee John Stepaniuk is also anxious said vendor representative Wendy much dismantled," said Irwin. to see the project reincarnated. He stresses the Sports A22 Beatty. "We do not want a jury sys­ The chamber executive is now working closely linear park concept and completed seawalk por­ Upcoming Events A21 tem." with Parks and Recreation Commission members tions are a significant community asset and the "We have to be mutually suppor- Wit and Whimcv M. Bill Curtin and Lawrie Neish to route should be finished in some form. Page A2 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 31. 1991

NEWSBEAT THIS WEEK ERSKINE ;;:>:::;..::v.;:v:::-.::'.-.::v.::.:-:.:-:.::.:-:.:::-:-: Custom Homes, Renovations TOURIST ALERT: The following persons are requested From Al & Commercial Construction to call the contact listed below for an urgent message. taining detailed conditions on the use of the land which is requested by Mr. Henry Sandwith (Clearbrook) Call:Bev Rigier Williams." LANCER CONTRACTING LTD. Ernie Small (Prince George) CalhKathy May However, as Hawksworth Arthur Shipman (Castlegar) Call: Winnie Woykin clarified to Driftwood last week, this 6534437 OR 653-4678 Denis and Mamie St. Claire (Victoria) Call: Dr. R. Davidson does not mean no covenants can be Larry and Linda Ross (Olds, Alberta) Call: Marianne Dowell registered on the subject property. Henry Epp (Richmond) Call: Frank Epp The board also confirmed in writ­ Sylvia Dickman (Illinois) Call: Clint Dickman ing that insurance and management Alison Juneau (Calgary) Call: David Juneau plan arrangements were in place, the GULFSIDE INSTALLATIONS Daniel Peter Mackenzie (Comox) Call: Brent Mackenzie subdivision application was •Re-roofing & New Bill and Florence Ellis (Mt. Forest, Ont.) Call: home "proceeding quickly" and "a •Cedar Shakes & Shingles Harry Tonn (Saskatoon) Call Lydiia Dreger development variance permit to •Fibreg/ass Shingles •Asphalt Shingles Allan Hollett (Edmonton) Call: Sherwood Park Police. waive the requirement for frontage on a highway for the new lot is before •Skylights the Salt Spring Island Trust Commit­ 537-4399 AL SATER tee." -k All work fully guaranteed * WJEATHER Board members conclude that "in view of the possible misunderstand­ ing regarding the covenant, the con­ siderable progress which has been HIGHS 23 C. (NORMAL 22) LOWS 12 C. (NORMAL 11) made on other administrative and legal matters related to the submis­ PRECIPITATION 10% chance of rain Wednesday afternoon. sion and sale of the property and the First 1/2 hr. consultation free enthusiasm and support shown by OUTLOOK Mostly sunny with afternoon cloudy periods Wed residents of Salt Spring Island for the McKIMM & LOTT nesday. Mostly sunny Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Highs up to preservation of this beautiful site, the 23 and night time lows to 12. board urges Mr. Williams to recon­ BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS sider." ' • Divorce & Family Law • Wills & Estates • Personal Injury Claims • Real Estate & Mortgages • Criminal Law • Corporate & Commercial SEAWALK Law From Al GANGES CENTRE BLDG. Telephone 537-9951 He said there is a real need "for us (above the Post Office) to take a look at our community" to find a way to make the concepts reach Open 9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday Aug. 4 Lions Salmon Barbeque fruition. Aug. 5 Open Tennis Tourney starts In other developments, Stepaniuk said a recent highways ministry sur­ vey of the seawalk-side of Lower Ganges Road properties indicated HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY WEEKEND West Ganges Holdings Ltd. 's proper­ ty line does not extend as far south as believed by the company's principal Gordon Cudmore. THERMAL BREAK WINDOW LUNAR CYCLE: for August 1991 Curtin told Driftwood the result­ FACTS ing sliver of land is expected to be­ come Crown land and could be • Aluminum separated to 0 applied for by the Parks and Recrea­ insure cold doesn't D o tion Commission. continue through to the A right-of-way document was inside. Aug 3 Aug 9 Aug 17 Aug 25 also recently approved by the Capital • No condensation Regional District as granted by droplets on inside of owners of the Kingfisher Cove frame. development. • Eliminate a need for a Stepaniuk said Peck's Anchorage drip gutter which usually I LOTTERY NUMBERS $ Properties Ltd. owns two "dots" of fills up with flies, spider the seawalk side of Lower Ganges webs and fungus. Road which will provide water ac­ • No drain holes from cess for moorage purposes to inside to outside, which Lotto 6/49 July 27,1991 09-30-31-33-37-43 Bonus 27 Kingfisher residents. let wind and water into your house. July 24,1991 07-15-19-32-33-34 Bonus 20 The right-of-way granting the CRD or its agents the right to build • Saves on heat because Extra July 27,1991 19-26-47-75 and maintain a "community park" on inside frame is warmer July 24, 1991 12-17-52-97 those two bits of land was a develop­ than outside. ment permit condition imposed by For a free estimate call Bruce or Roy the Islands Trust. Mon.-Frl. 8:00-4:30 Lotto B.C. July 27,1991 10-12-15-29-32-37 Ganges waterfront boardwalk concept was first raised in a village improvement study known as the SPAR Report in 1981. A Chamber of Commerce-spon­ sored committee received its first FRESHWATER FISHERMAN? commitment of provincial funding in October of 1988. As Stepaniuk ex­ You'll love our selection plained, public portions of the walk of Bass and Trout tackle. were completed but some private 222 Musgrave Rd. FAX 653-4100 Stop in and pick up an entry for landowners did not agree to construct ISLANDERS SERVING ISLANDERS SINCE 1976 DRIFTWOODS FISHING CONTEST... portions on their foreshore as initially You could win $250 CASH!! anticipated in the overall plan. TIDE TABLES AT FULFORD HARBOUR PACIFIC STANDARD TIME (add 1 hour for Daylight Savings Time) JULY Insuring the Islands Since 1928 31 0210 6.0 2.6 0720 4 0520 • Commercial • Residential • Tenants WE 8.1 SU 2145 10.6 1305 4.6 • Marine • Bonding • Travel/Medical 2015 10.6 AUG 5 0615 1.8 1 0250 53 MO 1555 9.9 TH 0835 7.9 1755 9.8 1335 5.7 2225 10 6 2035 10.6 Complete Motor Vehicle Licensing Service 2 0335 4.4 6 0710 1.0 FR 1005 7.9 TU 1625 10.4 • Drivers' Licences • Out-of-province Registrations 1410 6.9 1945 10.0 2055 10.6 2325 10.6 3 0425 3.5 Salt Spring Insurance Agencies Ltd. SA 1200 8.3 7 0805 .5 1445 8.0 WE 1655 10.7 2115 10.6 2055 9.7 GRACE POINT SQUARE 537-5527 FAX 537-9700 HARP.ni IRQ PNn MADINF 9. CnillDMCWT Wednesday. July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A3

MuJfa* NEWS BEAT Driftwood Daycare storage shed erected in two nights

Salt Spring Island Rotary Club could build it," he said. "So we members worked two evenings to decided to build it ourselves. The build a toy storage shed for the Com­ money goes a bit further that way." munity Centre preschool. He said the club enjoyed building About eight Rotary Club mem­ the shed because it is a positive con­ bers recently hammered the wooden tribution to the community. construction together Member Dan Pippin said the shed was a pre-cut Johanna McLaughlinsaid the pre­ package that "went together nice and school would be keeping bikes, out­ smoothly. Everything went right door balls and other equipment such MEN AT WORK: Rotary Club members gave two evenings of skilled labour to the Community along. as a trampoline in the shed. "Things Society's pre-school building a storage shed last week. Pictured here (left to right) are Chris "The pre-school wrote a letter as­ we couldn't store before, now we can Bomford, Tony McEwen, Barry Cooke, Ron Smith and Don Harrison. Photo by Den pippin king us to donate the money so they keep them out of the weather."

MARKET Krayenhoff Renovations Ltd. Custom Homes • Additions • Renovations From Al "What your mind can conceive, Crouse said bootlegged books by art­ recently on a first come first served the crap." our hands can create." ist Robert Bateman sell for $30 in the basis. This was the first committee 537-9355 market while local stores sell them "It's not my job to judge stock," meeting that had more than two rep­ Meror for $60. Changing Habits is con­ he said. resentatives from the market vendors cerned with T-shirts sold in the Outerbridge said she didn't see association, the merchants' commit­ market and a lady who owns a store any reasoning going on at the meet­ tee, and the PRC, said Curtin. Three in White Rock sells rugs at the ing and stepped down from the com­ members of each organization at­ market, she said. mittee before leaving. tended the meeting, along with "We have no qualms with com­ After Outerbridge left, Beatty Chamber of Commerce repre­ petition but that is unfair competi­ suggested the committee look at the sentatives, alternate delegates repre­ Call tion," said Mary Paul, manager of market's commercialism, and said senting vendors and merchants, the Tribal Drum Communications Mouat's Clothing Company. "Ven­ developing a policy was perhaps one market site coordinator, and the • dors are saying what customers buy way to go. Driftwood. for help with your Macintosh© in the market is half the price of "We have to start doing it Addressing himself to those who goods in the local stores." cooperatively," she said. had not been to a meeting before, "Competition is a fact of life in the Crouse motioned that the commit­ Curtin said "tremendous progress has free world and you people seem to be tee should formulate policy on com­ been made through this limping I OK | (537-472

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The assumption that pyschocul- escort. Shakespeare, Milton and pers, most farmers and slaughter­ tural traits and capacities are deter­ Blake belong to that most repugnant house workers would be turned away mined by biological race. of literary legions — they are Dead, as well. The notion that one's own ethnic White and Male. There are professors stock is superior. that actually teach that all of Any native who makes the mis­ W»&L*# take of working in the summer say as Shakespeare's writings, from Hamlet Those are a couple of definitions on the battlements to Falstaff under a guide, hunts moose or deer with his of racism, culled from two different the table, are irrelevant and reprehen­ or her tribe—or who in fact, defends dictionaries lying around by house. I RTHUR BLACK sible because Shakespeare is a Dead aboriginal hunting and trapping thought I ought to double-check be­ White Male. rights — would probably be ex­ cause I was beginning to doubt if I debate over the merits (or otherwise) history as it happened not as it Ought cluded. knew what racism really was. of the accused's position—he or she to Have Been. The exhibition was Which is a devastating triple bar­ is going to be much too busy proving picketed, as was Dr. Cannizzo her­ relled shotgun blast — better even Which is virtually to say: Indians It's a term that gets thrown around that they don't own any slaves or pay self. Activists invaded her lectures to than calling someone a racist. "Dead" need not apply. with great frequency these days — dues to a secret Aryan nation cult. shout obscenities at her. They block­ — that's the ultimate in ageist slurs; and all the accuracy of a Phil Niekro Ask Dr. Jeanne Cannizzo. She's aded her residence. They hounded "Male" is nakedly sexist. And slam­ But then I wear a fur trimmed knuckleball. the curator who last year mounted the and besieged her out of her job and ming somebody for being parka, used to hunt groundhogs, won Into the Heart of Africa exhibition at into a nervous breakdown. "White"...isn't that, umm. a couple of Ian Tyson (old bronc I've heard a member of Phil the Royal Ontario Museum. The ex­ rider) albums and still have a por- Donahue's audience call him a racist. hibition was comprised of artifacts Ask Dr. Jeanne Cannizzo about Racist? cupine-quill-bordered place mat I've heard picketers fling the same plundered by 19th Century white sol­ the smear power of the shout It's a virus that's spreading. Last from a restaurant in Muskoka. Guess charges at Brian Mulroney, General diers and missionaries sent to Africa. "Racism!" — if you can find her. month the Toronto Humane Society I can't join either. Schwartzkopf and the entire nation- She's on indefinite sick leave. announced its proposed new restric­ state of Japan. Into the Heart of Africa did not tions for members. People who will I don't know how meeting of the make white imperialists look good. I wish it was possible to reincar­ no longer be permitted to join the Brave New Toronto Humane Society Well, why not? It's a virtual hand- Alas, it did not whip, scourge and nate Shakespeare, Milton, or William society include: rodeo promoters, cir­ will work out, but I'll predict one grenade of an epithet. Call somebody castigate them sufficiently for the Blake. I'd love to hear what they cus performers, animal researchers, thing: T* oi/xn't Vv*. r*rnnxtri^ei Wednesday July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A5

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been alleviated as suggested in your where a nurse and a doctor had to edit your work to fit the normal con­ rural living", "hiking opportunities" Beautiful "lady" front cover article, July 17. clean the gravel out of my cuts and cert schedule to end at 10:00 p.m.? and the like. Now my answer has MARGARET KORRISON, been confirmed in spades. To the Editor, scrapes. I chipped one of my front And is there someone on this is­ Vesuvius Bay To our many island friends, new­ My wife an I would like to thank teeth when my face hit the pavement. land who can ensure that this request found and old, (including all those the captain and owners of the Hin- My face got all swollen and by right will be granted? who we thought acquaintances but deloopen for the most enjoyable day eye started to shut. JOAN MCCONNELL, Ganges Solid waste now realize are friends) who gave us cruise that we have ever been on. The I can't imagine what would have support through prayers and notes weather really cooperated. We took To the Editor, happened or what I would have Reason for move looked like after the accident if I and calls and offerings of garden the Tuesday trip from Ganges to Bed- How refreshing to read Jack hadn't been wearing my helmet. I To the Editor, produce and casseroles and the like, well Harbour, where we stopped for Fraser's article in the July 17 issue of think people who don't wear helmets "Why did you move to Salt and to those angels of mercy — lunch and had the option of a swim in Driftwood. should start. If they think they look Spring?" — the most oft-asked ques­ female and male — at Lady Minto the hotel pool. Can the CRD be serious when silly with them on, then they should tion put to me (besides "do you play who knew exactly the right things to Hindeloopen is a very beautiful only offering Mr. Twa five minutes have seen what I looked like after my golf) since we arrived here Novem­ do and how to do them, Rita and I seagoing lady. We recommend her to for his presentation and then telling accident. ber last. offer our loving gratitude. anyone wishing to see the waters him that it was not considered a around our beautiful Gulf Islands. proper proposal by the engineering I would like to thank some people "The Salt Spring Islanders" was What a great place to call "home". my stock answer, along with "relaxed ALAN ROBERTSON, Ganges LORNE and MARY department? who helped me ... my nine-year-old PATTISON, We must all be prepared for brother, Brian, who stopped a car to help us, the Bells for stopping in their Ganges higher costs for our garbage disposal —but I personally object to the blank car and putting our bikes in it and taking us home, and to Dr. Resnick GOLDEN ASH TREE CARE cheque-user fee cost basis involved Ian Hayes, Professional Arborist Integrity? in off-island disposal. and the nurse, Mary Lane, for being so friendly and gentle when they • Danger Trees«Tree Surgery •Topping & Shaping Mr. Twa's proposals appear logi­ To the Editor, were bandaging me up. I am doing • Lot Clearmg»Pruning»Hedge Trimming*Brush Cutting cal and I hope that our CRD repre­ much better now. It appears to me that Mel sentative will ensure that Salt Spring Fully Insured 537-5573 Free Estimates Couvelier took up much TV time Islanders do not incur the CRD sur­ Thank goodness I was wearing stating that he would fight for his veys costing over $450,000 before my helmet. You should too. "integrity" (some fight!). giving private enterprise an oppor­ MIKE LYNCH Now he claims that the took his tunity to provide a viable alternative. Ganges stand at the Social Credit convention Islanders, beware of "order in because he believed in party "unity." council" style of administration now The disunity that this man has Unwanted concert SAVE THE G.S.T. so familiar in federal government. caused within the ranks of the Social Let your wishes be known before it is To the Editor, Credit party screams for a New Free a fait accompli. Twas July 22nd — a cacophony SUNDAYS 12-3 Enterprise Party — to provide a heal­ of sound assaulted the ears of the thy political province — to balance R. R. DOBELL, Ganges captive audience — i.e. residents of During July and August at with the NDP. the inner harbour of Ganges, visitors Perhaps a coalition of B.C. on hotels and on a flotilla of boats on Radio /hack AUTHORIZED SALtSCENTFIE Liberals, unhappy Socreds or the the water. It was to rival Schoenberg! B.C. Reform party will start the Good years In contemporary minimalist Located in "Creekhouse", Fulford-Ganges Rd. building that is necessary. To the Editor, Regardless, the present smell is no vogue the 12 tone scale was reduced We recently moved from Salt in range. The oft-repeated "lief longer just Crofton! Spring Island after a stay of 15 years MARGARET MAE motif of the solo instrument, a front and in the excitement and madness of end loader, (surely a first in sym­ S^lttliStWS»l*

NEWSBEAT •— Basic data Dashwood Construction Ltd. available "custom building c*wL***0*****- at competitive rates" on land use 537-5050 UBERT BEYER Figures and graphs have recently R.R. 2. Price Rd., Ganges been compiled by Victoria Trust staff for those wanting basic data on Gulf VICTORIA — Before the snow flies up north, British Islands land use. Columbians will have to make a tough choice: should they re­ Salt Spring Islands Trustee John elect a party which has taken them on an unprecedented political Stepaniuk says the information satis­ roller coaster ride for the past few years or take a chance on the fies some of the questions he receives NDP. from people about the number of land Both the Socreds and the NDP will face the formidable task parcels on certain islands and how Elsie of having to convince the voters to trust them, not any easy task they are classified for land use. for any politician these days. B.C. Assessment Authority data McMurpHy The Socreds will have to convince the public that the past was used to determine figures given. On Salt Spring, for example, there NEW DEMOCRAT should be forgotten, that their party has mended its ways. The Saanich North & The Islands NDP will have to allay the public's fears of undisciplined are a total of 5,196 parcels of land. spending. Both will have a tough time doing so. Just under half of those contain per­ manent dwellings (2,550), while It doesn't matter who leads How can Premier make people forget that she 1,238 consist of vacant land. There Social Credit. They're all the implicitly condoned her predecessor's antics by not speaking are 283 mobile homes on the island, same. They're all to blame. out against him? The same goes for most of the Socred caucus while 318 dwellings are classified as It's time for a change. members running for re-election, particularly the cabinet mini­ "seasonal." sters. 9803 3rd St., Sidney, B.C. V8L 3A6 655-4144 Just over 800 other parcels have Open Monday to Friday, 12-4 pm And how can NDP leader Mike Harcourt convince voters "other" land use classifications, in­ that he will not go on a spending spree that would make our past cluding commercial, managed forest deficits, bad as they are, look like petty-cash stuff? and industrial. Public relations boost at taxpayers' expense Gabriola Island follows Salt Spring in'the number of parcels with ViSQM&Ui How can Johnston tell the public in all conscience that the permanent dwellings (1,078). Bowen B.C. Rail junket on which she took cabinet a few days after the Island has 829, and North Pender, convention was necessary? It wasn't. 703. The only reason for that trip was to give the government a Galiano has 457 parcels of land public relations boost at the taxpayers' expense before the elec­ containing permanent dwellings, tion. Without even trying hard, I could think of a dozen better Mayne has 436, there are 135 on uses for the $250,000 it took to take the cabinet on this train Saturna and 69 on South Pender. ride. I invite you to visit our The Trust data notes "vacant" is new showroom and see And how can Harcourt tell the public in all conscience that the predominant land use classifica­ his party's recent role in baiting the Vancouver media to make a our line-up of new tion in the entire Islands Trust area. •> big deal of some irresponsible story involving the alleged in­ However, of the southern Gulf Is­ Hondas as well as our filtration of the Socred party by the Mafia was in the public's lands, only Mayne Island has over great selection of best interest? half of its parcels classified as quality used vehicles. Neither Johnston or Harcourt have come clean with the "vacant" (53 per cent), while only 24 public on the baggage they carry. Johnston has been trying to per cent of Salt Spring and Galiano Our parts and service separate the Vander Zalm administration's legislative record parcels are considered "vacant." department is now from the former premier's personal shortcomings. It doesn't open. Mon. - Saturday, wash. Roughly 40 per cent of Satuma, South Pender and North Pender par­ 8am - 5pm, for your Whatever fiscal and other legislative record the Vander Zalm cels are in the vacant classification. convenience. MARILYN MITCHELL government may be able to point to, it must be weighted against Sales & Lease Rep the havoc the man wreaked on the political system. The data does not indicate land area in each category. Stepaniuk says a copy of the com­ 5462 Trans-Canada Hwy., Duncan, B.C. Harcourt can't ignore Ontario deficit plete data is available for perusal at Bus. 748-5814 Fax 748-2812 Res. 748-4205 A relatively modest deficit cannot and must not excuse the the Ganges Trust office. damage Vander Zalm did to the image of our parliamentary sys­ tem, any more than we can excuse the dismal human rights record of some countries with the prosperity their privileged citizens enjoy. MOUAT'S CLOTHING CO For Johnston to say that she is proud of some of the things the government did under Vander Zalm's leadership just won't do. Harcourt, on the other hand, should not be allowed to ignore the $9 billion deficit the Ontario NDP racked up in its first budget. To this day, Harcourt has danced around that topic with SUMMER SALE! remarkable agility. True, he never said a government led by him would follow Ontario's example, but he also hasn't said it wouldn't. STARTS TODAY — WED. JULY 31 While I appreciate that Harcourt can't possibly make detailed budgetary predictions at this point, he could say that an NDP government would reject the Keynes theory of spending itself out of a recession. Harcourt has taken a similar fence-sitting position on a num­ LOOK FOR THE BIG RED DOTS! ber of other issues, including environmental controversies. 1 When the Socred government came down with a compromise for /2 Price Values on the proposed logging of Carmanah Valley, which satisfied neither the industry nor the tree huggers, Harcourt refused to say 1 what he would have done. OUR /2 PRICE SALE MERCHANDISE Can't fight election on Socred record alone WILL BE BRIGHTLY SIGNED WITH All he would say was the an NDP government would not deal with the issue valley by valley. Instead, he talked of some A BIG RED DOT!! vague "Jobs and Environment Accord." It doesn't wash. True, the NDP has produced an impressive stack of position papers, some of which promise good and solid legislation, but This indicates Harcourt continues to refuse to go on record whenever there is a specific controversy. For the past three years, the Socreds have been self-destruct­ ing. All the NDP had to do was sit back and watch. That's no longer enough. Nor is it enough to fight an election on the Socred's sordid record alone. Both party leaders should think twice before trying to hood­ wink the voters. The public has matured considerably over the past five years and it is as dangerous for Johnston to deny or ig­ Original Price nore her party's past as it is for Harcourt to harp on it. In the coming election campaign, the public expects solid policy proposals, not political promises, straight talk, not politi­ LADIES, MENS, CHILDRENS cal double-speak, honest answers, not political hype. There isn't a lot of time left for both Johnston and Harcourt SHOES AND ACCESSORIES Wedriaeday, July 31. 1991' GULP ISlANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A7

NEWSBEAT Crofton mill makes "FINE SHOES SOLD AND SOLED" concern list yet again MEPHISTO @ Fletcher Challenge's Crofton mill "The company said it was install­ has made it three for three, once again ing new equipment which should be THE HEAVENLY FEELING OF COMFORT! being named to the B.C. Environ­ taking care of the problem," said Mc­ ment Ministry's Non-Com­ Gachie. "It looks good for Crofton." pliance/Pollution Concern List. She said the Ganges sewage plant It is a situation which is not taken was out of compliance with its permit M s lightly, ministry coordinator Joanne during the reporting time period, but HEREFORD AVE 537-5015 OPEN MON.-SAT. 8:30-5 McGachie told Driftwood last week. did not make the list because Capital "We certainly take the list very Regional District testing has not seriously," she said. "It's kind of a shown any adverse environmental report card of how well companies impacts. are in compliance with their waste management permit." Some companies and municipalities get upset they are on the list, she said, and we tell them if COLOR YOUR WORLD they want to get off the list they should "clean up their act." McGachie said the list is released ill" every six months, and the latest list is the third one for which Fletcher Challenge's mill has occupied a spot. This time, the company exceeded air permit standards in November and December of 1990, and March of PAINTER'S CHOICE 1991, based on information supplied , SUPER WHITE by Fletcher Challenge. 0 CEILING LATEX |Tjl6 The list covers violations reported After Sale between September 1, 1990 and Price $27 92 I 3.781 March 31,1991, McGachie said. Fletcher Challenge spokesman Ian Walmsley said the mill is trying to improve its pollution controls. The FLAT LATEX 96 mill has a new recovery boiler and After Sale \0k and a precipitator that stops smoke Price $39 92 193.78 1 particles and fumes from being released into the atmosphere. The precipitator will make the 96 biggest difference, he said, and it was SATIN LATEX installed in the last couple of months, After Sale 3.78L after the time period covered by the Price $43 92 SP*2I list. INTERIOR He said he expects the mill is in SEMI-GLOSS compliance with its permit now. LATEX (#0003) 56 "I'd be somewhat surprised if we weren't in compliance because we After Sale EEC* 3.781 have everything up and running in Price $33.92 13 that area." EXTERIOR FLAT He said Fletcher Challenge has been doing a lot to improve its pollu­ tion standards at Crofton, that it has 1 iT'b After Saie taken awhile to do it, but now it has Pnce $35 92 C23 3.78L been done. EXTERIOR

LATEX (#7100) mm 1*6 PHARMASAVE After Sale \0k Price $39 92 3.78L

EXTERIOR OIL BASED STAINS (#7700) _ $076 OPEN After Sale flftVTm Sundays and Price $21.92 |jj" 8 3.78L SEMI-TRANSPARENT 6 IHoliday Mondays ) STAIN (#6300) * 96 After Sale Price $39.92 EEJ3 11 am to S pm 153.78 L ROYAL COLLECTION OR MASK FLOOR NO-WAX SELF-STICK VINYLI FLOOR THETILE * • 12" X 12" 'Reg. book price. Patterns may vary Reg $1 39 from those shown. •In-store stock only 97! •WW J/tV*^? CAREFREE MARRLE NO-WAX "ZIP-STICK" VINYL FLOOR THE*' SELECTED • • • 12" X 12" Reg $1 39 $115 WALLCOVERING Reg ^ LUBE-X BAY "In-store stock only M AAV C includedPrice Matchin. Storeg book fabrisc onlynot . 0L§; SR I 00. 1 DRIVE-THRU OIL CHANGE 708 BAY ST. (corner of Bay & Douglas. Victoria) CANADA'S BEST PANT & WALLPAPER VALUE Ufa**** 00 OUR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY OUR LOW PRICE GUARANTEE All products of Color Your World ort sold with on unconditionol If you find a comparable paint or the some wallcovering ot $5 Off guorontee of quolity. If you ore not completly satisfied with o lower advertised price within 30 days of purchase with a (Our Reg. Price) your purchase, we will replace ihe products or give you o lull valid proof of purchose ol our product, we'll gladly refund refund. This guarantee does not include labour for application ihe difference. ColorYourWorld or installation 5 Good Reasons Sale effective July 3, 1991 to August 6, 1991 To Try Our Service: Not oil items available at oil stores For Franchise opportunities coll 259 3251 • No appointments necessary • 15 minute service • Most major brands of oil OPEN • 20-point visual inspection 280 Trans Canada Hwy., Duncan • Safe disposal of used oil SUNDAYS (Corner of Trunk Rd. & Island Hwy) 12-4 748-9533 P»ge A8 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wedneufy, July 31. 1991

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Award Winning Photography Harbours to be improved by Professional Photographers Several Salt Spring harbours are ashore. four moorage spaces, and access to COVER B.C. of slated to receive improvements and "If we can get tenders down to a the dock is poor. British Columbia expansions in the near future, accord­ reasonable amount to improve it, it Other harbours do not have ex­ ing to two members of the Salt Spring will be improved," Wright said. "It's pansion plans at this time, Menzies I AUG. 4-8 Harbour Authority. really needed on that side of the is­ said, adding there is some desire from at The authority has had jurisdiction land. the authority to see Vesuvius Bay Ganges Village Market over seven harbours formerly run by "It's a worthwhile dock to be facilities expanded. While there is with a 'B.C. sponsored by the Department of Fisheries and repaired." nothing immediate, said Menzies, BARKER PHOTOGRAPHY Oceans (DFO) since March 15, said Texada Logging wants to assume northwest winds come into 'Blanket Classifieds reach over harbour authority treasurer John control of the Burgoyne Bay facility Vesuvius, so a breakwater would 3,000,000 readers in B.C. & the Menzies. on a lease basis, and rum it into a have to be built before any expan­ Yukon weekly for only 195 PORTRAITS Ganges Inner Harbour is currently marina and launching facility, said sions can take place. Call this newspaper or 1 -669-9222 BY BETTY being studied, and an effort is under­ Menzies. Fernwood is mainly used by way to attempt to modify the floats He said there have been on-going people from Wallace, Reed, and the so they can be used year round. Secretary Islands to moor while they .DIRECT DAILY SERVICE TO VICTORIA. Wharves currently are laying shop for supplies, said Menzies. across the waves, and the idea is to Some locals are leaving their boats DAN PIPPIN move them around so they will be there on a permanent basis, making it Owner/Op. rator Texada purchase S JUL Business 537-4243 heading into the waves, resulting in difficult for off-island residents to tie less damage to wharves and boats proposal rejected by Home 537-2524 up. To remedy this problem, A DIVISION OF ALL CAN EXPRESS LTD. Victoria Dispatch 537-Mtt during storms. harbour commission moorage at Fernwood will be limited "There always seems to be one to 24 hours, said Menzies. storm a year that can do damage," "There would have to be a lot of Menzies said. expanded use of Fernwood to justify Paul Wright, vice-chairman of the any expenditures up there," he said. authority, said the Outer Harbour is negotiations between the company Water has recently been installed DAVE ROLAND being used year round by fishing ves­ and the authority, but there is nothing at Fulford Harbour, said Menzies, but sels and local boaters, so transient to report at this stage. The company any wharf expansion is restricted by JANITORIAL boaters, such as those from other is­ is looking for a long term lease to the size of its water lease because it lands stopping in Ganges for sup­ justify the costs involved, said is between the ferry terminal and a plies, dock at the Inner Harbour. Wright. marina. Menzies said $40,000 is an es­ "Texada wants to spend a lot of Wright said it is possible to ex­ timated figure for improvements, money, and get all the blessings pand the Outer Harbour but there are Veni, Vidi, Vacuum. and, because it is a major capital ex­ first," said Wright. "They are feeling no immediate plans to do so. penditure, the DFO will pay the costs. everyone out to see how people "Personally, I'd like to see a cus­ Musgrave Harbour has would accept them doing major toms office here one of these days," deteriorated over the years, said renovations and improvements." he said. "Boats could come here 653-4279 Wright, but it is a good place for A proposal by Texada to purchase rather than Pender, and Sidney is out boaters to overnight on their way the facility was rejected, said Men­ of the way. north and gives boat access to a new zies. "The dock is a public asset real­ "The Chamber of Commerce and park between Cape Keppel and ly, and we just don't want to give that the business people would probably Musgrave Landing. up," Wright added. support that," he said. Menzies said floats are usable Menzies said Burgoyne Bay He said a customs office could be TRI-K DRILLING now, but the platform is boarded off, wharf has not been utilized to its full opened on a trial basis during sum­ Serving the Islands for 22 years so boaters can tie up but cannot get potential because it only has three or mer. MODERN HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT Albert Kaye 537-5738

Or Call Collect 478-5064

Letter for the Islands Trust meeting Tuesday, July 30, 1991

TO: THE ISLANDS TRUST FROM: ADRIANA JOHANNA BUITENWERF APPELLANT

Bylaw #256, which was approved September 12, 1990, significantly amends the principle and objectives of the Salt Spring Community Plan. At the public meeting held May 13,1991 (printed in the Gulf Islands Driftwood), a bylaw defining Trust agricultural land policy in Salt Spring's official Community Plan was sent back to staff after receiving some criticisms. I, Adriana Johanna Buitenwerf, would like to have these two bylaws explained to me. I am a resident and property owner living on Salt Spring Island since July 1956, and the explanation of the two bylaws will give me a clearer understanding of the refusals for the rezoningof my property and its designation in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

Driftwood photo by Derrick Lundy Why is the strictly commercial cement plant opposite my property? 1 have to listen weekly, Monday to Saturday, from 8 am to 5 pm, to the noise of a busy commercial enterprise? Do not misunderstand FRIENDLY FACES; One of the smiling faces found in Ganges me—theownersand workers are good neighbours. But lately, they also worked on Saturday, July 13, village centres these warm summer days belongs to Mrs. Gloss. starting before 7 am and then not finishing until after 7 pm. I would have no objection to this busy commercial operation if my property was also classed residential or commercial. But I object to these commercial noises when the Agricultural Land Commission tells me that my property is in an Agricultural Land Reserve. ** y * WAYNE LANGLEY '* An explanation is requested. Thank you for your attention. ADRIANA JOHANNA BUITENWERF Gulf Island Tree Service APPELLANT • DANGEROUS TREE REMOVAL • FULLY INSURED • FAST & EFFICIENT • FREE GUARANTEED ESTIMATES R.R. 4, Fort St., C. 162, Ganges 537-5586 ANNEXATION Regarding the letter in the July 17, 1991 Gulf Islands Driftwood from the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Mike Harcourt, titled "Access to Information", ending... SALT SPRING ISLAND'S "That starts with guaranteeing your newspaper and its readers have open access to public information, that belongs not to Social Credit politicians, GRAHAM'S NISSAN CONNECTION but to all the people of B.C." USED CAR SPECIALS... Why, Mr. Harcourt, when in 1972-73 the Agricultural Land Reserve Acts were introduced under the 1989 CRYSLER DAYTONA «««,-.« NDP government, were we as residents and land owners never informed that our property was 39,000 k *8960 registered in this category? 1989 NISSAN PICKUP %mg%g%n This is the reason that my property in 1991, after a lifetime of hard work, does not have the value it "New Warranty", only *79UO otherwise would have! Thank you. -A - A 198Liftbac0 TOYOTk A COROLLA SR5 *320«---«0 Wednesday. July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A9

That's newspaper talk for a two-column School trustees against by one-inch ad Too small to be effective? You're reading this one! It's your best bet to reach the maximum number of readers at the lowest cost Call Jeff or province-wide bargaining 2x1 Damans at the Driftwood — 537-9933 School District 64 officials are Byrne said trustees hope an im­ leery of the spectre of provincial bar­ proved bargaining model would gaining for teachers as proposed by emerge through a consensus of all education minister . parties, instead of it being imposed Trading Specials Parties agree there are problems from above. with current methods of negotiating Gulf Islands Teachers' Associa­ OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 9-6 teacher contracts but that province- tion president Jack Braak agreed the SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 10-5 wide bargaining is not the answer. education ministry should not intro­ duce provincial bargaining. ByGAILSJUBERG He acknowledged the current Sale Prices in Effect July 31-Aug. 4 Driftwood Staff Writer negotiating process is time-consum­ ing. However, a more frustrating SEA LORD aspect for teachers, he said, is that Trustees have been trying to get "we don't know what the govern­ Pink Salmon NOW EA. their input recognized by Hagen's ment is going to throw at us" at any 1.19 ministry before new legislation is im­ 7 oz. tins — Reg. 2.59 ea. stage of the process. KNORR'S posed. Braak said that while GITA has The minister last month an­ not yet met to make a formal position Gravy or Soup Mix NOW EA. nounced plans to introduce legisla­ on provincial bargaining, he said 1.19 tion amending contract bargaining members would be "absolutely op­ Reg. 1.79 ea. for the province's teachers. Contracts posed to it for a number of reasons." ARMSTRONG are currently negotiated by each caused by the B.C.Teachers' Federa­ The main local concern is that NOW EA. school district. tion. large school districts like Surrey and Mozzarella Cheese 2.69 In a June 6 press release, Hagen She said local teachers are "tied to Vancouver would yield too much 16 oz. pkg. — Reg. 4.19 ea. says a change will be made because the umbilical cord" of the federation power in decision-making, he said, PALM "the current bargaining model has led and as such "we are not truly bargain­ leaving rural districts' concerns On to disruptions in schools and class­ ing locally." the back burner. Relish NOW 790 EA. rooms in many parts of the province. Byrne noted that Gulf Islands These have taken the form of teacher Addressing the government's al­ 12 oz. btls. — Reg. 1.69 ea. trustees' obviously do not work legation that the current bargaining SWIFT'S strikes, withdrawal of services, without some reference to other protests and curtailment of teacher system results in an excessive loss of school boards and the B.C. School class time, Braak said lost time to Canned Ham NOW EA. involvement in extra-curricular ac­ Trustees' Association. 4.19 tivities." date has been minor and would 680 g tin - Reg. 6.99 ea. Trustees' concerns are different reduce further in future. More issues DAIRYLAND School trustee and negotiations from those of the provincial govern­ are resolved each time a new contract committee chairman Grace Byrne ment, she stresses, and the BCSTA is is completed, he said, reducing time Iced Tea NOW EA. told Driftwood classroom disrup­ currently trying to compile its input required to reach future agreements. 990 tions have not been a problem in this for the ministry. 3-pack — Reg. 1.79 ea. district. Local bargaining results in mutual The BCSTA view, explained and realistic understanding of each REYNOLDS' However, she said trustees have Byrne, is that "we should get together party's problems — "We find out NOW two main problems with the current with representatives of the teachers what their (trustees') problems are, Aluminum Foil 2.79. bargaining system. and government and talk it out." too," said Braak. 18" x 25" — Reg. 3.89 ea. One is the amount of time it takes At their annual general meeting Byrne observed the Gulf Islands WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE VARIETY OF to complete a full agreement. The last this spring, BCSTA members ap­ has experienced "very amicable bar­ contract took a "tremendously time- proved four motions on bargaining gaining" unlike some fractious dis­ consuming" 24 or 25 meetings, said introduced by the Gulf Islands school tricts. McGAVIN'S BAKERY PRODUCTS! Byrne, while 39 meetings were board. One of those called for "It is a fragile relationship which needed to create the first bargained BCSTA directors to "initiate a teacher contract four years ago. is so far working very well," she said. EVERY MONDAY IS process towards achieving a better Both Byrne and trustee Charles It ends up being an expensive teacher bargaining system and that Hingston stressed at their July 10 process, too, she said, with staff the process involve a collaborative board meeting the need for Gulf Is- being paid forextr a meeting time. effort of consultation involving the The other problem for trustees, Ministry of Education, BCTF and 10% OFF PROVTNCE A10 she said, is the "outside interference" BCSTA." everything except milk, butter, cigarettes, tobacco & newspapers PRODUCE SPECIALS ANNOUNCEMENT.... "Y"* B.C. GROWN Red Haven Peaches" 59fr WASH. GROWN NEW CROP Corn JCOBS ""([)

Bananas o LBS yy(p B.C. GROWN Hothouse Tomatoes 790 LB. MEAT SPECIALS SIRLOIN TIP Julie Dixon Chris Dixon Keith Shantz Richard Cross Roast or Steak 2.69 LB TOP ROUND STEAK OR ROAST Cabinets For Kitchens is changing hands Baron of Beef We have been manufacturing kitchen cabinets on Salt Spring Island for 3'/$ years. For most of that time, the demand for our work has far exceeded our production capacity. WeVe reached the point where 60 hour weeks just arent fun anymore, T-BONE, PORTERHOUSE OR WING and our options are obvious. We could expand the business and hire more staff to handle the workload, or slow things down a bit and take on less work. We're Beef Loin Steaks doing both. FRYING Effective August 01, 1991, Keith Shantz will own and operate Cabinets for Kitchens, with Richard Cross as shop assistant. I will continue cabinetmaking, Chicken 1/4's but at a less furious pace. Our shops will maintain a close working relationship and will offer the same quality and dependable service as in the past. BONELESS SMOKED Please support Keith in his new venture and allow him the opportunity to quote on your next project. Picnic Hams Sincere thanks to our past and future customers....your business has allowed our KNOTH'S FRESH success. rUDIC I-VIV/-VX1 Bratwurst Sausage 3.69 LB MM

PagaAIQ GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wadntday, July 31, 1991

NEWSBEAT Incorporation interest needs rekindling

Public education will form a "The meetings were very active," major part of a process considering he said. "People were concerned ways to improve local government, Seeking to improve local government about it and wanted input." says the chairman of the Salt Spring However, interest died after the Island Local Government Commit­ Planning Association February 29 of and three public meetings were poor­ creasing. Islands Trust Act was amended, he tee. this year. ly attended. "If people realize there is a need said. Chairman David Borrowman told He said times have changed and "People either know and don't to look at local government then Borrowman said the local govern­ the .". hwood interest in reforming there In" been some growth of inter­ care or know and tentatively approve we'll get more people involved," she ment committee is in the process of island government is concentrated est and the right approach will get of what you are doing so they don't said. "People need to look at their tax hiring a consultant, who will study among a few people. people's interest. come out," she said. "Apathy is al­ bill and ask if their needs are being islanders' concerns and ideas on "One of the problems we have is "We have todemonstrate there are ways a problem here because people met." local government, and put forward that public interest and public focus issues, that will get people's interest say look, you're a nice person but I Ron McQuiggan, James' co-chair options for Salt Spring. is not all that high," he said. if we put them out properly," Bor­ don't want to get involved." of the 1988 study, said the meetings The committee has to report He said the committee will have rowman said. She said the lack of public reac­ were well attended, though he agreed within one year of hiring a consult­ to make a distinct effort at public Pat James, co-chairperson of an tion may be because people do not with James that the combined num­ ant, he said. education, through means such as initiative to study the incorporation feel the need for change, but she ber of people present at the three The consultant will then prepare a public meetings and newspaper ad­ of Ganges in 1988, said the public added more people may want to get meetings was 90-100, and some of number of options that will be public­ vertising: "Something they can stick was quite apathetic about that study. involved because their taxes are in­ those people went to all meetings. ly debated and scrutinized. up on their fridge and think about," he said. Another method of encouraging participation is to canvass people and organizat ions such as the Chamber of You are Invited to experience Commerce, the Island Watch Society, and the Community Plan­ ning Association. These are groups THE FRIENDLY SALES STAFF that may see their interests enhanced or diminished depending on how local government is organized, he at Metro Toyota Duncan said. Previous attempts at studying in­ corporation of the island and Ganges drew practically no interest, or "died a death of starvation," Borrowman said in a speech to the Community PROVINCE From A9 lands trustees to also express their opinions independently of the BCSTA. Hingston said "the BCSTA won't get a brief together that isn't even a little wishy-washy because they rep­ resent 75 school districts from all over the map." He said if the board has strong feelings on the matter it should make a direct response to Hagen's request DAVID J. DEVLIN PETER DYER for input. Business Manager Sales Manager 3 years with Metro 3 years with Metro ATTENTION SALT SPRING RESIDENTS! Centre wants Take advantage of the new extended ferry service school hoard for more convenient access to METRO TOYOTA DUNCAN. —i I l Q BCFGRRIGS hid extended I I FREE FERRY l VESUVIUS-CROFTON I Salt Spring Island's Community LV. VESUVIUS BAY LV. CROFTON ii I I Society wants to accept School Dis­ l 7 00 am U 4:00 X 7:30 am # 4:30 FARE OFFER trict 64's Gear residence but is re­ i 8:00 5 00 X 8 30 X 5 30 I I Come in and test drive any new questing an extension on a time limit 9:00 6 00 X 930 7:00 I I 10:00 7 30X 11 00 8:00 I Toyota model car or truck or any for removal attached to the offer. 1130 8 30X 12 00 9 00 I I l 12:30 pm 9 30 X 100 pm 10:00 used vehicle at Metro Toyota Duncan, Director Barbara Jordan-Knox I 1 30 10 30X 215 1100 I I and we'll pay your ferry fare home!* said the society would I ike to develop 3:00 3:30 I I I Saturdays ONLY tt Daily except Sat. & Sun *Car & Driver only—expires Aug. 6, 1991 'r a feasible plan for moving and utiliz­ L .J I. ing the Gear house over the next year. .Talk with one of our qualified sales representatives toda However, a September 15 dead­ line for removing the building from its present site on Rainbow Road can­ not be met by the society, she said. "At this moment in time, the Community Society has neither the property on which to relocate nor the funds to pay for moving it, reconnect­ ing services, and building a founda­ tion," said Jordan-Knox.

The school board recently offered the Gear building to the society for BUD BELL JOHN GIBBS BRYAN KORVEN STEVE BARACOS DAVE FISHER BILL WOOD use as a youth centre with the stipula­ 1 year New 3 years New 1 year 6 years tion it be moved from its present loca­ with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro with Metro tion by September 15, she explained.

^TOYOTA Over the past two months the x SERVING THE GULF ISLANDS SINCE 1982 society has been renovating the building behind the Community We are committed to Total Customer Satisfaction! Centre on Fulford-Ganges hill to be a youth centre, Knox said. r -^*T5Su TJrjr^r Mll,:A^ _ TOYOTA QUALITY CARE PROTECTION That centre is scheduled to open this fall, she said, and training of staff JUST NORTH ON THE and volunteers has already started. ISLAND HIGHWAY Jordan-Knox asks anyone with an namr Wedlnwd»v . July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A11

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RCMP TERM DEPOSIT SPECIAL File

A man driving a scooter broke his shoulder bone after hitting a pothole o/o* on Sunset Drive Saturday afternoon. Corby Cuff, 20, of Bumaby, was riding in the early afternoon when he ran over the pothole and tumbled into a ditch. Diesel fuel was reported escaping from a ruptured pipe at the Shell Bulk Plant in Fulford Harbour on July 24 at 4:47 a.m. The Bowen Queen was being refuelled when the underground pipe ruptured. Fuel ran under the post of­ fice building and came close to the B.C. Ferries terminal but did not spill into the harbour. Features: RCMP responded to reports of -Minimum $1000 a dead deer hanging from the flagpole -Annual Interest in Centennial Park around 9 a.m. Monday morning. -5 year term - (no early redemption; Capital Regional District Animal Control officer Howard Byron was called in to remove and dispose of the animal.

Award Winning Photography ISLAND by SAVINGS CREDIT UNION Professional Photographers 89 Evans Street 189 Maytair Centre 1-2720 Mill Bay Centre 120 Lower Ganges Road of Duncan 746-4171 Victoria 385-4476 Mill Bay 743-5534 Salt Spring 537-5587 LOOK MA, NO HANDS: Some people will do anything to get their British Columbia "Subject to change without notice picture in the newspaper. Brice Cooper recently attempted a hand- less headstand in Centennial Park. Driftwood photo t» owttck Lunoy AUG. 4-8 at Ganges Village Market Something sponsored by to crow about? BARKER PHOTOGRAPHY Service not affected Tell the world.

PORTRAITS DRIFTWOOD by B.C. ferry shuffle [cg> BY BETTY 537-9933

A shuffling of ferries on southern The Queen of Chilliwack is now Gulf Islands routes has resulted in in service on the Swartz Bay- reduced capacity for cars and pas­ Southem Gulf Islands run, he said. sengers, but the ferry service will not The Queen of Tsawwassen is plying be diminished, according to a B.C. the Tsawwassen-Soutbem Gulf Is­ Ferries spokesman. lands route, and the Queen of Bur­ Manager of marketing and public naby is sailing between Tsawwassen relations Bill Bouchard said ferries and Swartz Bay. Come and take previously serving the affected The above vessels are now serv­ routes could carry more cars and pas­ ing the routes they were intended for, sengers than was required. Bouchard said. "The Queen of Tsawwassen is ac­ a first-handloo k at our A B.C. Ferries press release said tually over-capacity for the Swartz the Queen of Chilliwack carries 115 Bay-Southem Gulf Islands service, cars and 700 passengers. and the Queen of Burnaby was far The Queen ofTsawwassen carries Crofton pulp and over- capacity (on the Southern Gulf 138 cars and 989 passengers and the Islands-Tsawwassen route) but it was Queen of Burnaby holds 192 cars and the only ship we bad available to go 1183 passengers. in," he said. paper mill. He said the Queen of Chilliwack, a new ferry purchased from a Nor­ Fletcher Challenge Canada continues to believe it's important wegian company, was slated to go to inform the public, our neighbours in nearby communities, into service for the summer run be­ and our own employees about how we utilize the forest tween Swartz Bay and the Southern resources of British Columbia and what we do to Gulf Islands. However, the ship faced protect the environment. Our summer tour program delays in Europe, and needed to be at Crofton pulp and paper mill is one way people refitted and refurbished in Victoria to can see for themselves. bring it up to Canadian standards. Beginning July 4th and continuing every V. Because the feny was not ready weekday through to the end of August, there will d|| by the time the summer schedule SET A COURSE be two 2Vi-hour tours daily, starting at 12:30 pm commenced, replacement vessels FOR TANNERS and 2 pm. Queen of Tsawwassen and Queen of During a walk around the mill (one and one-half • books on every subject Nanaimo were brought into service hours) visitors will see how kraft pulp and newsprint are on routes they were not originally • nautical charts made and learn more about the major environmental meant to run, said Bouchard. • cruising guides improvements nearing completion at Crofton. We're proud of our operations, and we invite you to come • small craft charts along and see why. Reservations are required. For further details • sailing & fishing and to book your tour, please call (604) 246-6391. All tour visitors magazines must be at least twelve years of age. Comfortable walking shoes COOKIE • log books are required. Please, no cameras. • how-to books for CUTTERS mariners GALORE! • fishing guides • local & world maps Fletcher Challenge. LOVE MY KITCHEN • flags of the world • travel books SHOP • huge magazine selection We're proud of our in Ganges Village

FINE COOKWARE & ACCESSORIES ^H»*% progress! ^Tf *A BOOKSfDM a MORE Page A12 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. July 31, 1991 COMMUNITY Leaders in the field Unity forum We're your Lawn & Garden place... o and have been for 30 years! open to 316 Lawn & Garden Tractor x C^^QtflVvt^ • Onan, air-cooled, twin-cylinder 18-hp engine • Hydrostatic drive for single-lever control of island youth travel speed & direction • Tight 2o-inch turning radius • Return-to-neutral braking system • Hydraulic lift system for fingertip control of Gulf Islands youth have been attachments OHN EDWARD challenged to send 50 young people • Heavy-duty welded steel frame to an upcoming Victoria forum on 6.5 Bushel Twin Bagger national unity by B.C. Youth Council • Handles at bottom of each bag make dumping easy a 316 Lawn & Garden Tractor • Windows in top and front of hopper let you Chairman Dean Crawford. monitor the fill w/6.5 Bushel Twin Bagger • Inner lip around hopper :op reduces grass Goe, and catche a falling starre, Crawford extended the same chal­ blowout Get with child a mandrake roote, lenge to youths in Greater Victoria, Tell me, where all past yeares are, Duncan and Nanaimo. DT V5 or who cleft the Divels foot... The forum will be held August 8 ^FINANCING O.A.C.

Revenge of the mandrake Neglect of mandrakes is unwise. A dusty, ignored mandrake root will take revenge in financial ruin and the lack of heirs. Anyone so foolish as to try to burn, drown, or abandon a mandrake is in for a nasty surprise. Sooner or later, out of the Introducing the corner of your eye, you'll see the thing crawling towards you along the floor, or horrors, slipping beneath the covers of your bed. Kitchen, Bath & Trim "The roote is great and white, not much unlyke a radishe roote" (Lyte). Because mandrake roots look, but only to the converted, Q Line from strangely human, gathering them can be tricky. They shriek with rage when hands tear them from the earth and anyone hearing these curses is doomed. You must, therefore, be careful. I recommend digging them up before dawn on Friday mornings PITTSBURGH MINTS with your ears well stuffed with the wax of bees. A similar technique was employed by Ulysses' men when they had to row past the Sirens, if you remember your Homer. A fellow I used to know over on Galiano tied his dog to one and told it to fetch while he sat in his Volvo listening to Bob Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited cranked up on earphones. He was subsequently fined by the SPCA. After that his well ran dry Protects against ImirsBuwH and his wife moved to Nanaimo. Be warned. moisture damage Kitchen, Bath & Trim like no other paint. Semi-Gloss Enamel Indigestible argument acrySc Latex The literary gourmet mandrakes are more indigestible than Now there is one paint made James Barber's metaphors. They cause nothing but argument. especially for the kitchen & As Leah says in disgust, "Is it a small thing that you've taken bath. The exciting new my husband, and now you also want to take my son's Kitchen, Bath & Trim line mandrakes?" from Pittsburgh Paints. It As a cook I can create, but alas no longer procreate, with protects walls, ceilings and mandrakes. These fertile seasonings for thought remain in wood surfaces from Jacob's fields and Donne's lyrics beside my recipe book in the kitchen. I think their presence is particularly effective when I'm moisture damage. Food and constructing an epic spaghetti sauce, but its probably my poetic grease stains are no hangover this morning.... problem either. And with 28 colours to choose, you'll Kitchen, Bath & Trim never have to worry abour Latex Semi-Gloss Mandrake Sauce For Spaghetti finding just the right colour. So brush on Kitchen, Bath & Recommended for high wear, high 1 mandrake root, real or imagined, but definitely not picked humidity areas like kitchen and 2C tomato sauce Trim paint and wipe out bathroom. Dries to durable, easy-to- 1 green pepper, chopped moisture problems today. clean finish that looks good for years. 1/2 red pepper, ditto 3 garlic cloves, peeled and chopped l/2t Italian basil SALT SPRING STORE ONLY l/2t cumin —SALE ENDS AUGUST 14th— l/4t pepper 2 sprigs parsley, chopped 2 or 3 red chilis (more if you enjoy pain) $ a pinch of poppy seeds 69 49 Parmesan $51 Litre Tin 3.78 Litre Tin The spaghetti should be al dente and piping hot, otherwise Reg. $8.69 23 Reg. $29.99 don't bother. Cook all the ingredients for the Mandrake Sauce SM (except the mandrake) for 30 minutes, stirring between bits of THE COLORS YOU LOVE FOR THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE. John Donne. If you don't have a mandrake in the house, cut the GANGES STORE drawing out of this paper and pin it to the wall. OPEN Yes, a back issue of Mandrake the Magician is okay. Bring Mon.-Fri. the spaghetti to the table on heated plates, add the sauce and 7:30-4:30 V sprinkle with Parmesan. Now if vou mulH nniv team m "h*.ar» Wednesday. July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD PageA13

COMMUNITY Optional place to grow fruits and vegetables In the future, soil may be the last place to grow fruits and vegetables ! New hydroculture system could stablize supply

Details of a new hydroculture other fruits is also underway. Consis­ or 120 days when grown outdoors. system, designed to produce a stable produced in both frigid and tropical hydroculture systems. tent high-quality, year-round sup­ The advantages in turnover of supply of vegetables anywhere in the areas. High pressure sodium lamps, the plies of such produce in capital, increased productivity per world at low cost, have just been The T.S. Farm comprises two in­ principal source of light, and the wide-ranging markets have long revealed. The consortium involved sulated rooms. One is a nursery for spray system which applies a culture hectare along with year round, pes­ been a problem for both restaurants which includes the Q.P. Corporation, seedlings; the other provides space solution to the plants plus the control­ ticide-free supply capability in any and grocery markets. That problem a leading Japanese food company, for growing the vegetables to led quantity of oxygen supplied to the area of the world, may in the future may soon disappear. and the well-known tire manufac­ maturity. Automatic controls in each roots determines growth speed. Ac­ make farmland no longer the prime turer Bridgestone Corporation, is T.S. Farms are available in tailor- room enhance growth conditions cording to supervising agricultural location for such produce. rapidly diversifying into high- made sizes ranging from 40 to 650 such as light, temperature, carbon scientist Shizuka Akaki, of the Q.P. More information is available growth technologies. square metres. Investment costs run dioxide and oxygen levels. Modular Corporation, they can also control the from Ted Kitamoto, Marketing from US$40,000 to $1.5 million. triangular panels form three-sided appearance of vegetables and fruits. Manager, Intl Operations, Bridges- Special packaging permits shipping pyramids on the inside. The inner Boston lettuce can be harvested in tone Corp., 1-10-3, Kyobashi, Chuo- by FRANK OGDEN and transportation over long distan­ surface provides twice the area of 28 days in T.S. Farms, compared to ku, Tokyo, Japan 104. Fax: Dr. Tomorrow ces thus enabling fresh produce to be cultivation as conventional flat-type 90 days in a conventional greenhouse 81-3-535-2553.

The new system called T.S. Farm features a triangular panel and spray system which produces virtually bac­ teria-free vegetables in significantly shortened growing times without the MID-SUMMER MADNESS use of pesticides! In what appears to be a respect­ Prices SINCE SALE — SALE — SALE able break-through in hydroculture Effective Enter your chance to win!! (the growing of plants out of soil with July 30-Aug 3 1964 only liquid nutrients) the system is A Patio Set expected to produce vegetables of We reserve the Draw-July 31, 1991 right to limit consistent quality and size, regard­ quantities Beacon Ave. Patio Table-Umbrella and 4 chairs less of location, season, insects and FOODS while stocks last weather conditions. By spraying nutrients over the We offer you only quality beef, meat products and fresh produce at prices you can afford. vegetable roots, rather than immers­ BEEF WHOLE ing roots in culture solutions, the ROUND STEAKS 5.03 kgZ.ZOlb SWIFTS PREMIUM roots can better absorb the required FRESH B.C. HEAD BEEF BONELESS WHOLE 4 4.81 kg Z. 18 lb. oxygen from the atmosphere, thereby LETTUCE Size 24 ea. RUMP ROASTS allowing faster growth. 28 FRESH CUT FOR B8Q HAM 2.18 kg 99 Plants that appear suitable for cul­ BEEF BRISKET RIBS 2-18 kg 99C tivation by this method include let­ tuce, parsley, celery, spinach and FRESH RIB END various spices and herbs. Experimen­ CHERRY PORK 85 FRESH BULK tal cultivation of strawberries and WIENERS 1.70 kg lb. TOMATOES 1.72 kg7 8 LOIN ROASTS 4.08 kg. 1 lb 77

FRESH END CUT FRESH CUT BACK ATTACHED U.S. MED U.S. CELLO nitsntiuLui A £%A\ Ancient PORK LOIN CHOPS UT K. 1.89 a FRYING ONIONS CARROTS FRESH CENTRE CUT CHICKEN 64 kg *|28 PORK LOIN CHOPS 6 33 kg Z.87 M 29 5 lbs FRESH CENTRE CUT cultural LEGS 1.96 kg lb. DOUBLE LOIN 89 PORK LOIN CHOPS 655kgZ.97 I activities FRESH COUNTRY STYLE PREV FROZEN RIB END AUSTRALIAN NAVEL size PORK LOIN SPARERIBS 2.25 LAMB LOIN 99 ORANGES $»£ 68 FRESH BONELESS A r\ F- CHOPS 4.39 kg lb. on Galiano LEG OF PORK ROAST 430 kg 1.95 1

Tours of an archaeological ex­ SWIFT SENSIBLE FROZEN FRESH £+£+*> cavation site will be conducted at CONCENTRATED 50% LESS SALT MINUTE MAID Assorted LING COD FILLETS 2.99 «> OOV100*. SLICED SIDE Montague Harbour Marine Park. I.Q.F. HEADLESS 77 FRUIT PUNCH IS rn! WHITE PRAWNS 2 ibpkg 1 X.88 BACON 500g pk 2 From previous investigations, 77 marine anthropologist Norm Easton NIAGARA FROZEN CONC. R.T.S. SUPERIOR A a-i-» believes significant evidence of GRIMMS FINE PRODUCTS ORANGE JUICE 341 ml 77C EUROPEAN COTTAGE ROLLS 434 kg X.9711 prehistoric coastal habitations may FROZEN SNOWCREST FRANKFURTERS 4 39 kg 1.99 I SUPERIOR A A A be found below the tideline at Mon­ FINE GARLIC MIXED VEGETABLES 1 kg BOLOGNA CHUNKS 326 kg 1.48 tague because of fluctuations in sea OR KERNEL CORN 1.77 SAUSAGE 300 g 1.59 e levels during the past 10,000 years. MRS.. SMITH FROZEFROZEN *\ A m9 ASSORTED 5UPtKIUK ASSORTED .» _» LEMON MERINGUE PIE 2.47 LIVER SAUSAGE 250 g 9*jVe SAUSAGE STICKS 500 g 2.29 "Our excavations in 1990 KRAFT demonstrated that there are ancient SCHNEIDERS OFF RANDOM CUT NABOB TRADITION cultural deposits within the sub­ k Regular CHEEZ 500 g 57 marine zone," he said. "Our chal­ I Prepacked Reg. Light ___ CHEESE 20°/

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is pleased to announce the relocation of his practice to 198 Lower Salt Spring Way effective August 1. Please call for appointments: Ofiftwood ptioto by Derrick Uindy 537-9399 SNEAKER SEEKERS: Vacation Bible School participants took the plunge for their footwear in MON.-FRI. one of many games played at the three day school held at Ganges United Church. Seventy-five children aged four to 12 attended the summer camp organized by five island churches. rv.i'.ui '••.••v.'.'.'.'.i'.'.t'.t'.'.'.tv.tf.^^.. -.-..,. -.T*rr i t ARCHITECTS Youngsters attend bible camp School District No. 64 (Gulf Islands) is seeking the services of an architect for the addition of a 405M2 Salt Spring's first interdenomina­ into four classes based on their ages, Catholic, Pentecostal and Com­ instruction space to the Pender Island Elementary- tional youth Bible camp took place with four- and five- year-olds form­ munity Gospel Chapel. Secondary School. last week. ing the largest class of 28 children. Coordinator Paula Anderson said Twenty adults ran activities in an "Everyone sent help and fund­ Interested firms please submit: 75 children aged four to 12 par­ official capacity during the week as ing," said Anderson. 1. Name, size and description of firm. ticipated in the free three-day vaca­ teachers, music leaders, registration 2. Location of Office. tion bible school held July 23 to 25 at and snack coordinators. Anderson She said while three groups joined 3. Resumes of members of firm who would be available Ganges United Church. noted many other people dropped in resources for a summer camp last for the assignment. Camp theme was "share God's to help out with the large numbers of year, having five of six local Chris­ 4. Previous experience with similar work. blessing" and provided the focus for children. tian denominations involved made it short mini-services and daily crafts Participating island churches even better as "the first really inter­ This is not a request for a proposal. A firm will be selected and games. Children were divided were the Anglican, United, Roman denominational camp." as a result of interviews and evaluations. Contact: Mr. K.C. Starling Secretary-Treasurer School District No. 64 (Gulf Islands) P.O. Box 128 Ganges. B.C. VOS 1EO

Closing date August 8, 1991.

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QUIETER TIMES: Bible school kids also learned some new crafts from volunteer teachers as part of the three-day fun. TaheNote rVow on Salt Spring Island: OF THESE DATES... CUSTOM CUT AUG. 2: Spinning, weaving and dyeing demonstrations, Centennial Park, 10am - 4pm. YELLOW CEDAR AUG. 5-SEPT. 2: Gulf Islands Open Tennis Championship, Portlock Park. or SPRUCE AUG. 6: Search and Rescue Management Meeting, other for your Suntteekm, Boats & Furniture members welcome, Legion Board Room, 7:00 pm. AUG. 8: Transcendental Meditation, free introductory Cull It & It MILIUMS lecture, suite 1203, Grace Pt. Square, 8:00 pm. WALTER III MSBY lilt ill IIOMI'is AUG.9: Transcendental Meditation free introductory (ti(U)fi.i:t-9IOH memmaavm (G04)6.i:t-4.1.'S7 lecture. Library Meeting Room, McPhillips Ave., 8:00 The Most famous Basket « the Worth pm. AUG. 10: Summer Fair, United Church, 10 am. SALT SPRING COMMUNITY THIS IS A AUG. 11: S.S. Players potluck picnic, 1130 N. End SOCIETY NEWS Road., 4pm. SUNDAYS THRU AUG.: Salt Spring Painters Guild, 268 Fulford Ganges Rd 537-9971 "ART in the PARK", Centennial Park, 11am - 4pm. EVERY MONDAY: Summer Story Time for * CENTRE HOURS: 9-4 Mon.-Fri. After Hours Crisis Line: Zenith 2262. Preschoolers, Mary Hawkins Library, 9:30 am. * FOOD BANK - emergency food during Centre hours (except noon). * COUNSELLING SERVICES: Crisis & short-term counselling COMMUNITY available as a direct service operating out of the Community Centre building. Your community calendar is sponsored by * ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAM - Prevention & treatment service is free and confidential. Call for more information. Let us welcome you! * ANTI-DRINKING & DRIVING T-SHIRTS available for $12.00. Gulf Islands * OFFICE VOLUNTEERS needed for summer relief. Leave message Phone Carron Carson for Mimi at 537-9971. 653-4004 * VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to staff Youth Centre. Training provided. Driftwood Contact Susan Krug or Wendy Fields. * 2 RECYCLE LOCATIONS: Cardboard, office paper, paper, glass and - To have your event listed here FREE cans at GVM; paper, glass and cans behind the Fulford Inn. MM iiKf rlron ii off to the Driftwood office hv 4 nm FriHav Wadnwday, July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD PageAIS PHOTO FEATUHE ARTSPRING The Island Arts Centre on Salt Spring Much music at Mansell EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

Salt Spring contractors, sub-contractors and material suppliers wishing to become involved with the construction of "Artspring", Salt Spring Centre for the Arts, are invited to submit expressions of interest by writing to-

The Island Arts Centre Society, P.O. Box 682, Ganges, B.C. V0S1E0 Or by phoning the Construction Manager, Paul Elliott at 537-4368. Construction is scheduled to commence in September with the building at lock-up stage in the early new year. Mr. Elliott will be conducting interviews during the week of 12th - 16th of August. Preliminary design drawings are available for viewing at the office of Robert Hassell Associates Ltd., upstairs at #5 Creekside on McPhillips.

/<&j\ Victoria's SuiieHotel GOLF VICTORIA COUNTRYFOLK: Mansell Farm was the scene for a two- YEAR- day country and folk music ROUND blitz with several visiting musicians. Above, Prairie Oyster entertains the crowd, while geared-up cowboys ride around the site which in­ cluded an authentic tee-pee to house children's activities (right). Patrick and Jessica Mack (right) used the occasion to practice some old-fashioned country dancing.

Driftwood photos by Derrick Lundy

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^trfUdAjU. ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Driftwood Islanders offered art telecourses TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION Gulf Islands area residents will be for people in the Ganges area who and "A Colonial Portrait — Art in offered four visual arts telecourses want to learn about the arts at home," Canada to 1871." "Know what this fall by Emily Carr College of Art said ECCAD Telecourse Program Each participant will receive all and Design (ECCAD) and the Open Director Elisa McLaren. They offer materials needed for completion of University. high quality visual arts instruction to assignments, including texts and you are and act Beginning in September, the those seeking ECAD or Open readings, plus paint, paper, and courses will be presented locally via University credits, or those wanting brushes, which may not be readily from your full Knowledge Network broadcast, en­ to extend their personal creative available everywhere in B.C. hanced by learning materials development." delivered to Ganges participants by This fall's offerings include "A Based on the acclaimed PBS potential." mail. Survey of Western Art I," "Colour television series, and four additional "These telecourses are designed an Introduction," "Mark & Image," programs, "A Survey of Western Art Maharishi Mahesh Yogi I" introduces historical, aesthetic and cultural aspects of the western art What Is TM? tradition. It focuses on the period Transcendental Meditation ® is a simple, natural, easily-learned Trio shows at gallery from Stonehedge, through art of the valley civilizations, Egypt, Crete, mental technique that is practiced for 15 to 20 minutes twice daily Three of Western Canada's most "Alan Wylie does not consider and Mycenae, plus the Classical silting comfortably in a chair with eyes closed. During TM, the mind well known artists will welcome himself a realist, but rather a repre­ World, to Romanesque and Gothic enjoys a settled state of inner wakefulness, pure consciousness, viewers to an exhibition opening at sentational painter achieving a realis­ Art. while the body gains a unique state of deep rest The TM program, Ewart Gallery this weekend. tic effect," according to a press founded 30 years ago by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, is a practical Ewart Gallery's fifth annual ex­ release on the artist whose art career The companion series, "A Survey hibition and sale of paintings by Alan spans 35 years. of Western Art II," beginning in technique. It does not require any specific beliefs or lifestyle. Wylie, Brian Johnson and Kiff Hol­ Wylie paints in oils, watercolour January 1992, examines art from the land will run from August 3 to 30 and acrylics, covering a wide Renaissance to the modem period, F.ighteen Years of Research daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. spectrum of subject material col­ offering an intimate look at many of More than 400 scientific studies conducted in thepast 19 years at 160 The opening reception begins at lected in trips across Canada, the : the masterworks of western civiliza independent research institutions have shown that TM benefits all 12 noon this Saturday. United States, Europe and the tion. areas of life: mind, body, behaviour, and environment. Gallery owner Beth MacDonald Bahamas. Wylie is especially inter­ "A Colonial Portrait: Art In describes the three exhibiting artists ested in using paint to imitate tex­ Canada to 1871" examines develop­ as among Western Canada's most tures and "masses dark and light ments in painting and sculpture in ATTEND A FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE: masterfully." renowned painters. Canada before 1871, relating them to Thursday, Aug. 8: Suite 1203, Grace Point Square, Ganges Victoria resident Brian Johnson Light and texture, plus colour and the history and society of the time. Friday, Aug. 9: Library Meeting Room,McPhillipsAve.,Ganges has exhibited his watercolour paint­ mass also determines the style of Kiff Programs provide a rare opportunity ings throughout the world. His sub­ Holland's paintings. Bom in South to study in detail some of Canada's All lectures start at 8:00 PM Phone 1 -263-2655 ject matter varies — many of his Africa, Holland was captivated by most important works of art. THE COMPLETE TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION the soft colour and light of this paintings result from outings at Swan Deadline for telecourse registra­ country when he emigrated here in COURSE WILL BE TAUGHT ON SALT SPRING ISLAND Lake, Rithet's Bog and Fort Rodd tion is August 22,1991. Hill in the Victoria area. He also 1975. holds a longstanding interest in his­ "His palette changed from warm People in the Ganges area should torical aircraft. earth tones to the cool, ethereal contact Emily Carr College of Art Johnson was elected to member­ values of his present paintings," a and Design, 1399 Johnston Street, That's newspaper talk for a two-column Vancouver, B.C., V6H 3R9, phooe by one-inch ad Too small to be effective? ship in the Royal Institute of Painters press release states. You re reading this onel It's your best bet in Water Colours and was presented 844-3830 or 687-2345, or the Open to reach the maximum number of with a medal for outstanding work. Holland works in watercolour, University, Box 94000, Richmond, readers at the lowest cost. Call Jeff or He is one of Victoria's honorary oils and acrylic paint and has B.C., V6X 1Z9, phone 660-2200 or 2x1 Damaris at the Driftwood — 537-9933 citizens. received numerous awards. toll-free 1-800-663-9711.

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ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Country music celebration closes Festival of the Arts

Salt Spring's sixth annual Festival myriad duties required to keep ac­ audience treat. of the Arts closed another exciting tivities rolling and visitors happy. Besides providing the turf and year with an outdoor mini-festival at "We had a lot of volunteer sup­ natural acoustics, Mansell Farm of­ Mansell Farm. port," di? said. fered some of its famous outdoor Festival coordinator Trish Nobile Children had their own directed cuisine ranging from lamb to salmon and volunteer Judy Boylan said fun within a corral and teepee, and and other fresh food. crowds were not as large as hoped for were given a safe place to sleep after Nobile said she hopes to organize the first-ever "country folk weekend" crashing out following the day's fes­ a second annual country folk festival ny, / /> 2 but those who attended had a tivities. next summer. "wonderful" time under sunny skies At one point, said Boylan, DUTCH BALTIC TJALK on the 170-acre farm. children made their own parade COMOX, B.C. Fascinating History — Creature Comforts Nobile said "I am happy it was through the rest of the crowd in cos­ successful on every other level and as tumes from their activity area. CRUISE OPTIONS FROM GANGES.. an artistic event." She said feedback Nobile said she was pleased a TUESDAYS: Cost: $49.95/person, $90/couple from performers and the audience large number of families attended. Gang*! to tcenlc Bedwell Harbour, Includes G.S.T. was enthusiastic. Attending disc The rllM South Pender laland. Reservations accepted Another festival highlight saw Have lunch at the pub and till noon Saturday. jockeys from a Vancouver country presentation of a giant birthday cake swim in the heated pool radio station told Nobile the or­ to Mansell Farms manager Ross Mc- 10:00 am — leave Ganges ganization and event was so good it Leod on Saturday, with Gary 6:00 pm — arrive Ganges could put Salt Spring on the country Fjellgaard leading the crowd in a ARTS AND CRAFTS SUNDAYS: Cost: $49.95/person. $90/couple music festival map. boisterous Happy Birthday. The cake Ganges - Sunset Dinner Cruise Includes G.S.T. Nobile credits the farm for part of August 2, 3, 4, 5, 1991 via Trlncomall Channel Refreshments glowed with sparklers as it took a tour Featuring "gifts from the sea" the weekend's success. "It is such a around the audience. 11 AM-8 PM DAILY and Salt Spring Lamb perfect site," she said, and provided ' uniquely prepared on board. CUSTOM CHARTERS >Potfery -stained Class -Fabric Art; "a natural amphitheatre" for a great Headline act of the weekend was 5:00 pm — leave Ganges 656-1768 sound. Prairie Oyster, one of Canada's 'Woodcraft -Jewellery -Weaving 9:00 pm — return Ganges • Leather Work -Gourmet Food About 250 people attended on premier and most popular country- RESERVATIONS: Saturday, with just under 400 catch­ rock bands. Nobile and Boylan said • Free Entertainment CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THE TRAVEL SHOP ing some or all of Sunday's line-up. several musicians joined the band on • Free Parking INFORMATION CENTRE Tel. 537-9911 Volunteers worked "flat-out," stage after its last set — complete Fax 537-4276 Tel. 537-5252 said Boylan, several "from early with two long encores — for an im­ morning to late at night" handling the promptu jam session and extra Adult Oriented — Low Heels Only — Licensed Ideal for Active Seniors — Coast Guard Approved GIFT CERTIFICATES

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(Dtaajil ^cu/ej<4/r of. Pegasus Gallery of Canadian Art ^k\_m for the discriminating collector ±J5th ANNUAL EXHIBITION Seaside Mouat's — 537-2421 AND SALE OF PAINTINGS Saltspnng Gems & An Gallery Show opens Saturday, August 3rd at 12:00 noon. Artists will be in attendance for opening reception. EXOTIC GEMSTONES FROM Refreshments AROUND THE WORLD 17? S.ll.print W.v. RR 2. tonne,. B.C. 537-2313 Fine Arts — Original & Signed Watercolours, Oils and Porcelain Paintings * Jewellery Repairs* Custom Designs <:\NES THREE CRAFT* * Watch Repairs* Jewellers' Appraisals C \N *-w Working studio ** / £ •"* showing fleece to finished ^^ Member CGAA product—including a fine selection of JOHN, HELEN A CATHY spinning, weaving, handpainted sweats and pottery. Grace Point Square (604) 537-4222 — Designer hand dyed, hand spun wool in sweater packs — Driftwood photo by Ian Noble Box 1560. Ganges, B.C V0S 1E0 537-4302 DIRECTING A LEGEND: Tim LaPlante (left) plays I Ian u man 113 Hereford Ave., Ganges, B.C. V0S 1E0 537-4404 and Sarah Morris is Sita in the Salt Spring Centre's presentation of FIELD MOUSE WILDLIFE GALLERY INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE ARTS & CRAFTS the Ramayana at the Activity Centre this week. The scintillating including Jan Sharkc> I hotnas originals, cards & prims Finest quality show starts at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, August 1 to 3. THE FRITZ HUG GALLERY ft CRAFTS 17 local crafts featuring "The Remarkable Animals of Frit/ Hug" on display originals, lithographs, limited edition & open edition. 537-2993 Open 2-6 pm daily — closed Tuesdays balkr} 161 Fulford Ganges Rd. 233 Wildwood Crescent, Ganges, B.C. (604) 537-2835

GULF JEWELS GALLERY 1982 North End Road Fine Arts & Crafts Jewellery A Repairs 537-4137 %k\%Wm\\ BRUCE PEARSON ^0 OW Goldsmith. Gemmologist THURS.-SUN. 2-6 PM 112 Hereford Ave 537-5260 Island Art & Crafts Open Mon.-Sat., 10 am-5 pm S/N Wildlife Prints /^N^ Presents... S This space could be yours. 340 Scott Point Drive ^ RAGGAE DANCE PARTY r£ Please call Jeff or Damaris at 537-9193 Sunday, August 4th 537-9933 Featuring David Jackson 8:00pm GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD decoys & wildlife carvings B°B MA*L*V fc* JIMMY CLIFF Orcfl5 Cjallery AVOTATTS'X GALLERY CB40 ARTIST RUN vrO*^ BLACK UHURU Fine Paintings. Sculptures. CONTEMPORARY ART Native Art. Pottery FULFORD MARINA WATERFRONT i^ LKJ s?r:A* SALT SPRING ISLAND 653-4711 ZIGGYMARLEY B\jH^ Fineit 18K gold A diver jewellery with zr - high quality gemitonei •0tM " ocr The Blue Heron Dining Room flJG coateRfRont By MASTER GOLDSMITH /"i/ml I nn ~\i Wedneaday, July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A19

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Moby's has musical FULFORD treat for RAY dancin' feet ...good food On screen at SALT SPRING CINEMA ...good music A "musical treat for dancing feet" 101 Dalmatians is this week's early movie start­ is promised for islanders this ...good cownpung ing at 7 pm. from Friday, August 2 through weekend when Willie and the Thursday, August 8. One of Disney's nastiest vil- Walkers take the stage at Moby's ...guaranteed fun! lainesses returns in the reissued animated classic. Pub. Offering comedy, adventure, romance and a cute Former Powder Blues member YOU CAN cast of furry characters, this one's a treat for kids of Willie MacCalder and his band will every age. play the island pub this Friday, Satur­ HAVE FT ALL! Movie heart-throb Patrick Swayze stars in Point day, and Sunday (August 2 to 4). Break, a surfing movie, beginning at 9 p.m. from MacCalder is described as a August 17 MOaneSpnt, August 2 through 8. Filmed in Southern California "heavyweight performer" who has and Hawaii, the mystery thriller has been called the played with some of the greatest Rrummond Fork summer's slickest boys-will-be-boys epic. bluesmen of our time, including John Hammond, Taj Mahal and Long John Baldry. A veteran of the Canadian music scene, MacCalder has also had inter­ national recognition, performing at ISLAND VIDEO HITS the North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands, the Montreaux Jazz Festival, and in cross-country tours 1. Misery (1) across the United States and Canada. 2. Sleeping With the Enemy He has been nominated six times 3. L.A. Story (2) as keyboardist for the CARAS 4. Edward Scissorhands (4) Awards. 5. Greencard (5) 6. Alice 7. Post Cards from the Edge 8. Hamlet ONE OF A KIND 9. Russia House (3) HAND CRAFTED 10. Look Who's Talking Too 101 DALMATIANS FINE FURNISHINGS ON DISPLAY. 7:00 pm General Admission ^

On tap at island WATERING HOLES: FTJLFORDINN Reggae dance (Sun.) POIKT TUESDAY TO SUNDAY HARBOUR HOUSE The Critters 10:00 A.M. -6:00 P.M. MOBY'S PUB Willie and the Walkers M TERPIECEO VESUVIUS INN The Barley Bros. (Sat.) 9:00 pm •» I P N tO . B.C. n 5 fr - 4 n -U | Restricted BC Warning: freauent very coarse language and some violence ... •• Anew SEPARATE ADMISSIONS... OUT and ABOUT Adults $6, Students $5, Seniors/Children $3.50 spirit of Tues. & Wed. nights all seats $3.50! giving JULY 31: Ken Hamm, Bruce Everett (Moby's) otooiOCOOtfoesfQfOQaooaaoiftoaoia AUG.3: Exhibition opening (Ewart) noon AUG.6: Molson Indy Race (HHH) 530 pm ALL WEEK: ArtCraft at Mahon Hall EWART GALLERY

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Driftwood photo by Derrick Lundy ITS FUN AND IT'S FREEH AS THE PLANET TURNS: Kathleen Horsdal was seen in Fulford putting some final touches on a new sign for a soon-to-be-opened Ganges restaurant Details of the new eatery are still in rumour form- SPEAKING OF CUTTING MINDS... THE BARLEY BROS. appearing Sat., August 3rd Garden antics a theatrical delight 2:00-6:00pm Love before and after the Garden quest to make the relationship be­ den partner after the famous fall from of Eden was trashed by wily Woman tween her and Adam flourish. grace. His awakening gives a thrill set the stage for a surefire Festival of The pair scribble and speculate and victory to the ever- shrewd and Che Inn's Kitchen the Arts hit. about each other in their respective swooning female heart. SUNDAY BRUNCH diaries. Adam is initially convinced Diaries was far more engaging 11 am-3 pm (no minors) Eve must be a reptile. than the personal anecdotes and let­ ByGAILSJUBERG Kitchen now open till Driftwood Staff Writer One of Eve's first observations is ters of Twain read in the second half. 10 pm for full menu that "something tells me eternal However, including such readings in midnight for appetizer vigilance shall be the price for & light meals Theatre Alive!'s presentation of this format is interesting as it turns a supremacy." The Diaries of Adam and Eve by mirror on the playwright's character Mark Twain, followed by readings of The transition of their musings and life. Twain's love letters and other work, and relationship is fascinating. Eve The process seemed more effec- took us behind the scenes to the in­ becomes frustrated with Adam's dis­ tive in Theatre Alivel's Dylan augural mating ceremony and the dain for her but later develops the Thomas evening presented last RECYCLE THIS PAPER love of Twain's life as well. well-worn martyring attitude of "if 1 Christmas, but the parallel drawn be­ come to harm through pleasing him, Cynthia Dynowski and Paul tween the timeless love of why should I care for the harm?" Totzke delivered fine performances Christianity's first mates and under the direction of Yvonne Until Eve gets her hands on the Twain's own love for his wife still Adalian as Eve and Adam discover­ infamous apple, Adam is mostly an­ enhanced the evening's theme and ing each other in the world's most noyed by the female intruder, par­ presentation. famous garden. ticularly when she wants to call his St. George's Hall was a surpris­ paradisiacal garden "Niagara Falls ingly pleasant setting and could per­ The play makes hyperbole of Park." stereotyped differences between haps be considered for other intimate some men and women: Adam has a She also has difficulty first defin­ stage events. HOWS penchant for seriousness, scientific ing her interest in the man and later, discovery, and believes himself more explaining why she loves him. Eve wise than Eve. eventually decides the reason is marine pub Eve is addicted to conversation "purely because he is mine and mas­ and is analytical and persistent in her culine." Adam too learns to love his gar­ presents.... Hamm with guitar at Moby's Nationally recognized guitarist "style goes from elegant poignancy 4 Ken Hamm will perform tonight to low down dirty rotten kind of Jt ^K- ^K (July 31) at Moby's Pub in Ganges. tasty." A familiar performer on the is­ Taking his cue from Hamm's land, Hamm will be joined by Bruce "energetic mastery," Everett "will Everett to create a "compelling either tease the tune into a steamy sound" and "infuse the music of other display with his harp or float among times and places with an urgency of the notes of the softer material with w the moment." panpipes and flute." Hamm and Everett's repertoire GAWD A'MIGHTY E__^BL_?^I __^Bi: covers choice traditional blues to Organizers promise that both per­ NOW SHE'S contemporary and original tunes. formers have the "artistry and intent "90" A release on the duo says Hamm's for a very satisfying good time." KEN HAMM & BRUCE EVERETT WEDNESDAY JULY 31st WILLIE AND THE WALKERS

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UPCOMING EVENTS Setting it FLOORING! straight 1"R.0ak S75. 1 '/ " R.0ak J325- In a story last week on disappear- 2 ing farm land, Mansell Farm manager Ross McLeod was quoted 2"R.0ak 53". as saying "only 45 per cent of the lamb eaten in this province is WESTWIND HARDWOODS produced here." In fact, McLeod told Driftwood only 14 per cent of lamb 10230 Bowerbank. Sidney eaten in B.C. is produced in this 656-0848 province.

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Drrftvvood photo by Derrick Lundy BACK TO THE '60s: These two island visitors were recently caught in a literally • reflective" moment reminiscing about the past when long hair and headbands were a spiffy new style. Vintage cars invited to convoy

Salt Spring vintage car owners are there and a picnic held until 3 p.m., classics and mint collectors' cars," he invited to the Duncan Farmers' said a picnic press release. said. Market August 11 for the Sixth An­ Spokesman Mike Bieling said car Bieling said the event is informal nual Cowichan Car Picnic, a motor owners themselves decide if their car and fun and awards go only to the car convoy and picnic sponsored by is "interesting." "People's Choice," voted on by other the Duncan Rotary Club. "We felt that leaving this judge­ car owners, and a few humorous "Interesting cars" will motor ment call up to everyone with a soft categories such as the "Car with the along a scenic drive from Duncan spot for a particular vehicle would Biggest Fins". starting at 10:30 a.m. to the main extend our invitation to unusual "We've enjoyed the participation playing field at Brentwood College everyday transportation and well- of everything from classic in Mill Bay. Cars will be on display worn survivors as well as to restored limousines to custom-built street rvBl* rods and low-riders; from military \TA** 4x4's to kids' pedal cars; and from Salmon BBQ on this week concourse quality show cars to tailored works in progress," he said. Salmon, cole slaw, baked Drinks such as coffee, iced tea and The scenic convoy makes the potatoes and dinner rolls will be the soft drinks will also be served. There event different than gatherings where main menu for guests of the Lions' will be a beer garden in the parking automobiles are simply on display LIONS' SALMON Salmon Barbeque on August 4 at lot between Grace Point Square and and the picnic ensures a relaxed set­ Centennial Park. the park. ting in which owners, visitors and BARBECUE Local Lions Club vice-president The barbeque starts at 1 p.m. and their families can admire vehicles on Ken Barnes said 250 pounds of sal­ runs until 6 p.m., though "if people show, Bieling said. mon have been ordered to feed an are there at 7 p.m., we will be there at A two dollar donation from Sunday, August 4 estimated 500 people. "That's how 7 p.m.," Barnes said. entrants to help organizers cover Centennial Park many we bargained for. All I do is Money raised will go into the costs is requested but spectators are order it and pray for good weather," Lions' general activities account, welcomed free of charge. 1-6 pm he said. said Bames, which is slated for pur­ Jumbo barbequed hot dogs will be chasing a wheelchair accessible bus served to children and those who — estimated at $25,00 to $30,000 — MASTERSTROKE don't want salmon. for people in extended care homes. RENOVATIONS REFRESHMENT A salmon dinner will cost seven "That's our big project right dollars and hot dogs will be $1.50. now," he said. GARDEN

Wednesdays held for teens Everyone Wednesday nights in August will will be set up for those wanting some welcome! be for teens only at Portlock Park. sweat and fun before a dip in the pool The first event takes place next which will open for teen swimming Wc let our customers speak for us: SPONSORED BY Wednesday, August 7 with activities only at 9 p.m. "I trusted my house to them for island teenagers ongoing from Dancing and music provided by a while on holiday, and returned S.S.I. LIONS CLUB 7:30 to 11 p.m. at the park. disc jockey will add to the outdoor to a sparkling new interior. Parks and Recreation Commis­ party atmosphere. Totally delighted!" sion administrator Tony Hume says All of the above options will be —customer Doran Greig every Wednesday evening next available on August 7. Hume says Anv inquiries? Call month will be considered teen night participants can make decisions David HalliweJI 537-9495 at Portlock as weather permits. about the activity format for succes­ Dudley Nielson 537-2292 Volleyball, tennis and basketball sive Wednesday nights. GULF ISLANDS SAJLAWAY 1/2 DAY SAILS Mon., Wed., Fri. or Sat 12-4 FULL DAY WILDLIFE TOURS Tues., Thurs 9-4 GOURMET DINNER CRUISE Nightly 5-8 Specializing m uh,jl wafood SUNDAY PICNIC UNDER SAIL 10-2 GROUP RATES AVAILABLE Galiano Island T t n Acclaimed as one of the Gulf Islands' finest Country Inns, the Woodstone offers quiet, delightful rooms featuring private baths with soaker tubs, wood burning fireplaces, antiques, 4B SS S5^ feather pillows & the most comfortable beds. The Woodstone dining room is open to the public 7 nights a IfybSSb' Sailing Charters week serving the freshest Westcoast cuisine superbly prepared Iri/J k\ CERTIFIED VESSEL & CAPTAIN by chef Dean Mollon. • Waf I PC Now in our 1 1th season Adult oriented & non smoking. Call for ferry pickups. Rates S75 to $125 with breakfast A afternoon tea for two ^j^w__*^^ ^SBJ< SALTSPRLN^8 "• offshorG MARINe sailinAg yachtnext. toMOBY'S * v *. ttr-B -4 i . * «v • -. #-i. , . ifctM. tfl i •' * id , I i ••!•" r>teni

• SPORTS SECTION Driftwood Tracksters tops Minor ball ends year Salt Spring Island minor baseball materials also made possible the ac­ Salt Spring track athletes finished organizers report completion of a quisition of an equipment shed, their first competitive year in style successful fourth year. pitching machine and protective last week at the Victoria Junior The 1991 season saw an increase screen, he says, and improvements to Development track meet. in registration in all league areas ex­ ball fields used by the minor leagues. The 16 participating youths came cept girls' softball. Approximately home 'vith 43 top eight finishes in all 300 children participated in groups events entered. ranging from a t-ball league to a team Tennis tourney Team co-organizer Rae Anne of 13- and 14-year-olds playing com­ Two young Salt Spring tennis Huth said "it was a good end to the petitively off-island. players fared well at a Nanaimo tour­ season" by doing so well in the large, nament this past weekend. province-wide meet July 20 and 21. In addition to regular season play, the 10-year-olds* all-star team Shawn Boye and Jana Folstad Huth reported that Malcolm travelled to Comox to participate in a played in the Tennis B.C.-sanctioned Fiander won a gold medal in the ham­ regional tournament where it placed Nanaimo Junior Open Tennis Tour­ mer throw and a silver in long jump. third out of eight teams. nament July 27 and 28 at Bowen Jelina Huth captured a silver and An 11- and 12-year-old team also Park. three bronze medals and Noel hit the road, travelling to Port Albemi Boye reached the quarter-finals of Pawlowski took a bronze in running to play in a week-long tournament. the boys under 16 elimination tourna­ events. Although the team was knocked out ment, losing in a three-set match. Cara Herman achieved a personal early, it was awarded a trophy for Folstad placed second in the girls best in every class she entered. sportsmanship. under 12 round robin event, losing The NRS Salt Spring Realty Ltd.- Community generosity ensured first place by two points in a third set sponsored team plans to have an quality equipment and uniforms were tie-breaker. She won her other two award ceremony in August. Mem­ TRAINING AT THE TRACK: Malcolm Fiander practiced last provided for the safety and enjoy­ matches decisively with scores of 6- bers will have a month off from train­ week for the B.C. Summer Gaines in Coquiuam held July 25 to 28. ment of the kids, says minor baseball 0,6-0 and 6-1,6-0. ing before the cross-country running Fiander came fourth in the hammer throw event for the Zone 6 association board member Gyle Coach Betty Boyd notes both season gets them up and running Vancouver Island team. He was one of several young athletes to Keating. Boye and Folstad have been playing again. participate on Salt Spring's first track team this year. Donations of money, time and tennis for only a year.

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SPORTS Rowers making waves With a few more deft strokes from united arms, Salt Spring's infant rowing club could be breaking water.

A boat shed and most related facilities have been completed as in­ itiated by Gulf Islands Secondary School teacher Doug Pearson. A steering committee is now needed to coordinate remaining activities and ongoing business of the club. The developing project received some encouragement last week when Calgary resident and Canadian Amateur Rowing Association secretary Desmond Smith viewed local operations. Smith is also past- president of Calgary and Albertan rowing associations. He said rowing is "really picking up speed again," and has made a marked transformation from an "elite" activity centred in university and private schools to a "real com­ munity sport." He said there are now 60 clubs all across Canada — "even in places Fulford upsets Derelicts where you wouldn't think there FINAL ACTION: Salt Spring women's fastpitch league finished would be a puddle to row in." in women's ball tourney season activity with annual tournament on the weekend. Driftwood Smith started rowing at high Derelicts' Joy Thompson races against Fulford catcher Rose school in Vancouver in 1968 at one Island women's fastpitch teams sa Jones and best batter was Joy Graham (upper left photo) while Andrea Hollingsworth touches of only four Lower Mainland schools wound up their season with a league Thompson, also of the Derelicts down after a strike. Fulford won the final tourney game 8-6 over with a rowing program at that time. tournament and year-end awards team. Derelicts. Driftwood photos by Gal Sjuberg School and community club par­ presentation last weekend. Infielder's trophy went to ticipation has since burgeoned. Fulford's team won the two-day Fulford's Daphne Taylor while Kittie The Salt Spring club will be as­ tournament, beating Driftwood Young of the Gamblers was nameu sisted by a "how to form a rowing Derelicts in a Sunday afternoon final best outfielder. club" manual being produced by his by a score of 8-6. Fulford gained an Accentrix' Stacy Proctor was national association. "We don't early lead scoring three runs in the named most improved player in the believe everybody needs to re-invent first inning and Driftwood failed to league. HALLMAN LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATES the wheel," he explained. catch up before seven innings were Lil Irwin of the Gamblers was With the men's national training completed. given most sportsmanlike player 245 Old Divide Road* R R 2 (dances* RC • VOS IE0 centre situated in Victoria, Smith also Pitching of Carel Souchereau was award while the Accentrix were noted Salt Spring has easy access to reportedly a major factor in Fulford's touted most sportsmanlike team. THOMAS HALL rowing resources and expertise. victory and she was named most Exact final point standings for the 537-9316 He said Pearson and other volun­ val uable player of the tournament for year's play have not been tallied, said teers have done "a tremendous job" her efforts. The toumey MVP was a league secretary Pauline Brazier. Nurserv open weekends or hv appointment to get the project this far. new award this year, cited in honour However, Driftwood Derelicts Smith is the son of islanders of islander Lil Irwin's participation finished in first place with 17 wins, Neville and Patricia Smith. Neville is in the game for more than 25 years. followed by Fulford, Gamblers and also a former UBC rower and past Other tournament scores saw Accentrix. Salt Spring Parks and Recreation Derelicts trounce Accentrix 24-3 in Although the past weekend Commission chairman. one of Saturday's opening games, capped 1991 season league play, Salt REIMER One of the shells purchased by the and Fulford stifle the Gamblers by a Spring teams will regroup for their local club from UBC even looked a score of 5-1. The Gamblers returned annual invitational tournament set HARDWOODS LTD. bit familiar to Neville from his racing to win 13-9 over Accentrix in the for August 17 and 18 at Fulford #3-4224 Commerce Circle days. afternoon, while Fulford squeaked fields. 727-2220 (Royal Oak Industrial Park) However, that boat still needs by Driftwood 10-9. An all-star team comprised of WL • Hardwood and Softwood Lumber some refurbishing, which Pearson After Sunday's game, players players from Fulford, Gamblers and • Hardwood Plywood hopes can be completed soon by an from all four teams formed a large Accentrix will be one of Salt Spring's • Madite: M.D.F. eager volunteer or two. circle and presented several awards teams in that toumey. The Driftwood • Melamine: White & Almond & Grey Fencing and a float are also still for league play. team will also participate, along with • Pionite Decorative Laminates needed and a path must be cleared to Gamblers' Jenny Pickering eight teams from off-island. the lake. Someone with an interest in received awards for most valuable fund-raising and pursuing grant pos­ player and best catcher in the league sibilities would be a real asset, they for the 1991 season. note. Best pitcher was Derelicts' There­ People wanting to assist with rowing club development should call Doug Pearson at 537-2675 or Neville Thank You! /2^m^ Smith at 537-4426. At this time The Minor Baseball Association would like to thank regular team sponsors and all businesses and individuals who donated money, time or materials, making possible the success of our 1991 season. SPONSORS LARSEN • Pharmasave • Windsor Plywood Anvil Iron Works • McColls Shell Salt Spring Esso EXCAVATIONS • Century 21 Brian Little • N.R.S. Jack Langdon Solid Construction • Brown's Service m P • Embe Bakery (Jim Anderson) • Pemberton Holmes Hazenboom Construction • Salt Spring Insurance Rick Andrews Trucking • Driftwood Key Pawn Trucking Catch the • Rainbow Rentals Lancer Construction • McCully Moving (Perry Booth) Spirit of • Home Design Centre Kevin Marks SMALL LOADER Mickey McLeod • Salt Spring Interiors Drywall Jeff Outerbridge AND Change. • Salt Spring Fire Dept. Domi Manufacturing BACKHOE SERVICE JoinCLIVE TANNER and be­ • Patterson's Store Pepsi Cola come a member of B.C.'s best • Rainsford Plumbing * Septic Fields • G.V.M. Parks & Recreation Commission * Drains choice—the New Liberal Party School Board & Main. Staff of British Columbia. • Victoria Highway Main. * Water Lines • Canadian Pizza 2 for 1 • Perc Tests For information write to: 210-2436 Beacon Ave. • Rock Work Sidney, B.C. V8L 1X6 JAN LARSEN SPECIAL THANKS or phone Tn all thp I ImnirPQ for Uooniner thaif cane *N-« .. — . .11 t — AtU_ ** (— - PegVAfl OULFY^lANbs'oVilHSiVbtiO W-adn^^rJuly^-TS^ CLASSIFIEDS DriftwooTV * O A vjuir islandds * CALL 537-9933 RATES ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICE OF INTENTION LINERS: $5.25 for up to 15 words. 20Ceach additional word BIRTHS 05 mm EVENTS 11 COMMUNITY TO APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION Frequency discounts available on request. Buy 2 weeks, get 1 OF CROWN LAND free (private party ads only, prepaid cash, M/C or visa ) Sorry, "SUMMER ART Experience" STEPANIUK, TO Peter and SERVICES 14 Take notice that Salt Spring no 'efunds or changes. Weaving, spinning, drawing, Susan (nee Rowell) a daughter, Island Sailing Club of Ganges, painting, print making. Don't SEMj DISPLAY: 8 64 per col. in. 1 point border, add S2 Kelsey Jean on July 3 at VGH. ALANON — A PROGRAM for B.C., intends to make miss out on these super Frequency discounts available Wt., 71b., 3 oz. A sister for family and friends of alcoholics. application to the Ministry of sessions. Aug. 12 - Aug. 23, For further information, 537- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY: Classifieds placed after deadline, Nicholas. 3i Crown Lands regional office in 9am-4pm, weekdays, $70 per 2317, 653-4288 or 537-2646. but before noon Tuesday, will be published unclassified, but Victoria for moorage generally BORN TO Paul and Dawn week. For information contact tin situated, Ganges Harbour. Salt not proofread, subject to availability of space 15 words, Trenholm of Nakusp B.C., a son 537-4448, Parks and Spring Island, and more $6.95. 30C each additional on June 25, 1991. Andrew Recreation, 3t NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS meetings (for anyone who specifically described in (a) or BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS: Run your ad in community James Russel weighed in at 6 lbs 13 oz. A brother for Ashley. TUNE IN and turn onll thinks they might have a drug (b) below: newspapers across the country or in 'he province of your Experience the fun and choice Call us for details. Proud grandparents are Joe problem) Every Tuesday, 7- (a) All that portion of the and Carol Guilbault and Russel exhilaration of windsurfing and 8:30 pm, the United Church, unsurveyed foreshore of DEADLINES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS: Monday at 2 pm. Too and Jane Trenholm of Ganges. sea kayaking. Information and upstairs. For further info, please Ganges Harbour fronting on Late To Classify from 2 pm Monday to noon Tuesday Great Grandparents Carl and registration for July and page 1 -979-3725 *< Lots A and B, Section 19, August sessions. 537-4448 Range 4 East, North Salt Spring Margareta Rahn of Armstrong A.A. MEETING. Ladies Only, Parks and Recreation. 31 Island, Cowichan District, Plan B.C., and Great Great Thursday night, 8 pm. Please 6258 which may be more Grandmother Emma Farko of call 537-5794 or 653-4300. Vernon B.C. 31 RECYCLING DEPOT .will be tfn particularly described as INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS closed from August 17th to follows: Firstly, all the said August 31st. Please save your DRESSINGS ARE FREE to foreshore lying easterly of cardboard, office paper and cancer patients by the Order of DL306, westerly of the CARDS OF THANKS 08 the Eastern Star. Contact northerly production of the ANNOUNCEMENTS 177 Musical Services plastic until we reopen Sept. 180 Nurseries 1st. The Dropbox, however will Virginia Amorsen, 537-9105. easterly limit of said Lot B, and 05 Births CHOICES WOULD like to thank 183 Painting continue to accept newspaper, tfn southerly of the easterly 08 Cards of Thanks Jarl and Josette Whist for 186 Paving/Driveways cans and glass. 31^ production of the northerly 11 Coming Events lending our new business FAMILIES of Schizophrenics 187 Pets/Livestock limit of DL306. containing 1.06 14 Community Services some beautiful office furniture meet informally in homes for 17 Education 189 Photography ha; Secondly, all the said 192 Picture Framing and equipment. Thanks from mutual support and exchange foreshore lying westerly of 20 Engagements Leah and Val. 31 23 In Memoriam 195 Plumbing & Heating of information. Phone 537- DL306 and easterly of a line 26 Legals 196 Printers 9237 or 537-5264. tfn joining the most northerly 29 Lost and Found 197 Pressure Washing 198 Property Maintenance EVENTS u ACOA MEETING, held every corner of said Lot A and the 30 Marriages most westerly corner of DL306, 32 Meetings 201 Properly Management Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the 202 Rentals GARAGE SALE and Fair, f containing 0.17 ha., and 35 Notices S.S. Community Centre. tin 38 Obituaries 204 Resorts Saturday, August 10, 10:00am SALT SPRING containing 1.23 ha more or less 40 Personals 207 Roofing basement and grounds of A.A. MEETINGS, Salt Spring The purpose for which the land 42 Travel 210 Secretarial Services Ganges United Church. 31 PLAYERS Island, phone 537-9337 or is required is moorage. 213 Sewing are having a Potluck Picnic. 537-2317. GALIANO: 539- Signed W.L. Neish, 21st of 216 Sheet Metal 1130 North End Road, Sunday 2235 or 539-5770, PENDER May, 1991. 31 219 Shoe Repair 11th of August, 4 pm. Bring the EMPLOYMENT 222 Signs 629-3312. tfn 50 Business Opportunities 226 Small Engine Service family, chairs and dishes and 55 Help Wanted OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS 227 Tile Setting we'll talk about the next 60 Work Wanted meets Thurs., 7:30 pm. 231 Tree Service season. Enquiries to 537-2756 ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW Community Centre, down­ 234 Towing AND SALE or 537-5115. 32 TO. SAVINGS account book 237 Trucking stairs. Phone 537-4331 or Mahon Hall. Ganges B.C. found on Kings Lane. Claim at BUSINESS SERVICES 240 TV fs Radio Service 537-4205 eves. tfn Driftwood. at 100 Accounting 241 Vacuum Service Salt Spring Island 101 Airlines 242 Veterinarians 11-5 Daily, mid-June FOUND: Ring- small, silver, 102 Alarms 243 Water Analysts to Labour Day MEG BUCKLEYS 17 stones missing. On Sunday 103 Appliance Repair 244 Welding Demonstrations July 28, at Mansell Farm. 537- 105 Architects & Oesigners 245 Windows Friday August 2, 2:00-5:00 ANNUAL SALE HOW TO PLAY popular piano. 2928 3i 109 Autobodv Repairs New home study course. Fast, 110 Automotive Repairs MERCHANDISE IZZY IS still missing If you have Del Seagrave-Peel OF easy method. Guaranteed! 11 2 Barbers & Beauty Services 300 Antiques seen a bl. neut. male cat, long 115 Bed and Breakfast Paint Portraits Pottery Seconds Free information. Write: 302 Appliances body and tail with a wh. patch 116 Brick Works Sunday August 4. 11-2:00 Popular Music, Studio 102, 117 Cameras 304 Automotive 3284 Boucherie Road. on chest and belly please call 305 Boats & Marine Mary Burns, Pottery 637-5542 or 537-9331. 33 11 8 Carpenters 2:00-5:00 pm Kelowna, B.C., V1Z 2H2. a 11 9 Catering Services 310 Building Supplies ALL HALF PRICE 122 Charters 315 Cars & Trucks Donna Vanderwekken, AND LESSI FOUND: Ladies' gold watch in 125 Child Ca,e 320 Clothing Weaving 31 • IN MEMORIAM GVM parking lot. Owner may 128 Chimney Cleaning 325 Crafts For more information 23 claim by identifying 653-4058. 131 Cleaning Services 327 Equipment call 537-5951 SATURDAY 31 133 Computers 329 Farm Items AUGUST 3rd Canadian Cancer FOUND: Pure black un- 134 Concrete 330 Food Products DISCOVERY Day Camp 9:00am 335 Furniture Society neutered male. Siamese type. 137 Contractors Schedule, July 29 - August • 340 Garage Sales Seen with pink collar on 139 Courier Services 23rd at Salt Spring Elementary IN MEMORY/IN HONOUR 140 Day Care 342 Garden Supplies Charlesworth. 537-4998. School. July 29 Waterslides; AT THE STUDIO In B.C. and Yukon the Canadian 141 Decking 350 Misc For Sale Kathryn. 31 142 Diving 355 Motorcycles July 30 Park Day; July 31 Visit 2200 Fulford Ganges Rd. Cancer Society supports 143 Draperies 360 Musical Instruments recycling depot/swimming; RAIN OR SHINE research, education and LOST: Ladies' watch, black 146 Drywall 365 Office Equipment Aug.1 Farm tour-hay ride; Aug patient services Mail gifts to strap - with Chinese characters 147 Education 370 Pets/Livestock 2 Sports Day-Portlock- Salt Spring Island Unit, Box in place of usual numerals. 148 Electrical 375 Recreational Vehicles 1147, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0. 377 Toys swimming; Aug 5 Day Camp THIS SPACE RESERVED Strong emotional attachment - 149 Engineers closed for holiday; Aug 6 FOR YOUR AD Please include name of person 1 50 Excavating 380 Free if found please call Kay. 537- 385 Wanted Beachcombing/fishing; Aug 7 being honoured or name of 4495 31 151 Eyeglasses deceased and where to send 152 Firewood Hiking and swimming; Aug 8 153 Flooring REAL ESTATE Easter; Aug 9 Sports Day- Cards 1 si wk ea mo IZZY is still missing. If you see a 1 54 Florists 400 Appraisals Portlock-swimming; Aug 12 large black neutered male cat, 156 Gardening/Landscaping 410 For Sale Swimming; Aug 13 Bowling; with white chest and belly, 157 Water Purification 420 Financing LEGALS 26 please call 537-9331 or 537- 430 Land Surveyors Aug 14 Wilderness survival- 159 Glass 5542 31 440 Miscellaneous swimming; Aug 15 Bike Day; 160 Gravel Supply 450 Mobile Homes Aug 16 Sports Day-Portlock- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 161 Health Care 460 Wanted 162 Home Improvements swimming; Aug 19 Waterslides; APPLY FOR A DISPOSITION OF NOTICES 35 163 Insurance RENTALS Aug 20 Slip n' Slide; Aug 21 CROWN LAND 1 64 Lawyers 500 Apt /Suites Nature/Environment-swim- Buy a classified for 2 weeks 165 Locksmiths 510 Commercial Space ming; Aug 22 Halloween; Aug and get the third 166 Marine Services 520 Houses 23 Summers End picnic/slide RAMAYANA week for freel 168 Masonry 530 Shared Accommodation show; Contact 537-4448 Parks —Don't miss it— Prepaid private party 171 Misc Services 540 Wanted and Recreation for more ads only 174 Moving & Storage 535 Situations Wanted information. 31 ACTIVITY CENTRE - 7:30pm Call 537-9933 Thurs, Fri, Sat Aug 1, 2, 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiiuiiui REGGAE. WITH Gone Clear. FISHING CONTEST weekly winner is Paula Maralia of Saturday, August 10 at Beaver Tickets at et cetera 31 is agreed by any display or classified Point Hall. $7.00at the door. All Victoria, who caught an 11 lb. 2 TERMS advertiser that the liability of the ages. 32 oz. spring off Retreat Cove with newspaper in the event of failure to Classified advertising accepted on a a buzz bomb. See page A22 for publish an advertisement or in the COMMUNITY prepaid basis only Visa and Mastercard SALMON BARBECUE! at more details. 31 event thai errors occur in rhe publishing welcome Driftwood Publishing Ltd Centennial Park, August 4, of any advertisement shall be limned to SERVICES 14 reserves the right to classify ads under 1991 from 1 -6pm. Sponsored NO GST, July and August. the amount paid by the advertiser tor by Saltspring Lions. 31 Shop Radio Shack, Sundays appropriate headings and to set rales that portion of (he advertising space therefore and to determine page 12-3pm. Save GST, ferry fares occupied by the incorrect item only and Salt Spring Island and get local back-up on your location that there shall be no liability in any Take notice that Josette Ellen Foundation Whist of Ganges, B.C., Panasonic or RS equipment Full, complete and sole copyright in any event beyond the amount paid for such ALICE HAMMETT Quadratic Solutions 537-4522. advertising produced by Driftwood advertisement Driftwood Publishing homemaker , intends to make "CATCH THE ISLAND SPIRIT" 33 Publishing Ltd is vested m and belongs Ltd cannot be responsible for errors BRIDGE application to the Ministry of to Driftwood Publishing Ltd No after the first day of publication of any TOURNAMENT Donations of cash, property or Crown Lands regional office in THE GULF ISLANDS Shrine copyright material may be reproduced advertisement Notice of errors in the life insurance now or through Victoria for a Licence of Club will pick up donations in any form without the prior written first week should immediately be called The list for members and their your estate will help enrich the Occupancy of land generally anytime, and store for Spring to the attention of the advertising consent of Oriftwood Publishing Ltd AM partners to enter this lives of Salt Spring Islanders for situated Salt Spring Island and and Fall garage sales. Phone claims and errors to advertisements department to be corrected for the more specifically described in following edition AM advertising is tournament is now up on the generations to come. "In Nels Vodden, 537-5690, Bob must be received by the publisher Memoriam" gifts will be (a) Parcel Identifier 005-631- Morgan, 537-9843, Ken Long within 30 days of the first publication It subject to the approval of the publisher Ladies' Notice Board at the Golf Club until Friday, August 30th. acknowledged with a card. 343. Lot A, Section 8. Range 2 537-2567. 21-92 itiMMHiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiitiiifiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHniiiiiiiuiiuii Include names and addresses West, North Salt Spring Island, 31 of recipient, next of kin and Cowichan District, Plan 7976. TEA BY THE SEA GULF ISLAND Sea Kayaking - donor for tax receipt. (b) Commencing at a post free clinics held weekly. Rental Scholarships, land for parks, planted 18 ft East of most N.W. OPEN and day tours available. Call to and relief of hardship are but a pin, thence 148 ft N; thence 41 1:00 - 4:00pm GulfIslands book yourself or a group. 537- few directions in which your ft W; thence 170 ft S: thence 47 9799, or leave a message at foundation serves the ft NE. The purpose for which 537-9810 537-99.14 Pre-booking community. Please mail the land is required is Private required. 31 donations and requests for Moorage Facility. 32 Reservations accepted information to The Salt Sorino Alt,,no rnnetmrtlAn Qon.inoe Long Harbour Road Wednesday, July 31, 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A25

ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT CHURCH NOTICES HflHCES 35 NOTICES 35 TRAVEL 42 BUSINESS HELP WANTED 55 Sunday mmrnm so HOUSE SITTER for various periods ranging from 3 days to August 4 WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. Did You Know? 2 weeks. Modern home with Financial Freedom. Join EVA'S TRAVEL TIP one dog and one cat. Write to booming vending business. HANNA'S Dept Y c/o Driftwood, Box 250. DID YOU KNOW THAT New patented Candy Carousel AIR SALTSPRING 32 CLUB MED IS THE LARG­ Modest investment, $3,500. Free brochure. Philrick SKAHA FORD has a career Points of call include: EST SPORT SCHOOL IN THE WORLD FOR PEOPLE Vending, 3529 Savannah, opportunity for a First Class Ganges Harbour, Montague Auto Mechanic able to use the OF ALL AGES? You can be Victoria, B.C.. V8X 1S6 382- Harbour, Bedwell Harbour, latest HiTech equipment. We introduced to sports you 4580. B Port Browning, Lyall offer $16.75 per hour flat rate. never dreamed of trying - DISTRIBUTOR OF car care and Harbour, Thetis Island, Full time employment and the serious athlete can related products now offering Kuper Island, Silva Bay, Excellent company benefits join the "intensive" route distributorships with Pirate Cove, Chemainus, including extended medical, exclusive territories in Crofton, Ladysmith, and programs. Dental and a Pension Plan. Vancouver, B.C., Interior and others on request. For brochures and details, Resumes to Cal Reid, Service Okanagan. No franchise fees. Dlease come to 31 Manager, 198 Parkway Place, No monthly percentages to pay. WE'RE BASED IN THE Penticton, B.C., V2A 8G8. SOMETHING'S ISLANDS FOR Minimum investment, $6,000. Anglican Parish/ Phone (604) 492-3800. B Silt Spring Island FISHY HEREI BETTER SERVICE Backed fully by products and EVA TRAVEL training in your area. Write: In A FUN FISHING CONTEST COMMISSION SALESPERSON St. Mark's, Tuesday Ir M THCREN LTD Demand Products, 2614 Bridge Call for air fares and required for distribution of Holy Eucharist - 10 a£ $250 grand prize reservations and discount Located in Creekhouse St., Victoria, B.C., V8T 4S9 or products to Building and St. George's, Thursda $25 weekly charters 152 A Fulford Ganges Rd. phone 388-5747. B Hardware Stores, Recreational Open Tues.-Fri., 9-4:30 Holy Eucharist - 5:15 | EARN UP to $40,000 in your Facilities, Agricultural and certificates SSI: 537-9FLY Sat. 10:00-2:00 own part-time home based gift Commercial Industry. Estab­ Vane: 224-5568 Closed Sun. & Mon. Entry forms at Ganges basket business. Contact: lished and new products. Call ST. GEORGE'S Nanaimo: 245-8333 537-5523 Village Market, The Sports Bountiful Baskets, 17-1230 Abe Falk, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Gabriola: 756-8995 9:15 am Holy Eucharist Traders, Salt Spring Sheppard Avenue West, (604) 854-6776 or send Crofton/Chemainus Marina, Harbours End Downsview, Ontario, M3K 1Z9. resume to: Twin Maple ST. MARK'S Marine & Equipment, 246-8140 marketing, 34663 Vye Road, B 11:30 am Holy Eucharist Mouat's Hardware, Ganges Lines open 7am - 8pm dailv R.R.#2, Abbotsford B.C., V2S SPORTSCARD SHOP for sale. Marina, Rainbow Rentals, tin 4N2. B ST. MARY'S Turn-Key business. Great Gulf Island Salmon MANAGER REQUIRED for location. Good return. Located 4:00 pm Evensong Charters, Cedar Beach agency in Courtenay, B.C. GRACE POINT in beautiful Comox, B.C. For Resort, and Patterson's Minimum 2 years travel info call Jack Hallum (604) Store. CONFERENCE experience including Reservec/ 339-2090, evenings (604) 339- HURRY, CONTEST ENDS Hong Kong Apollo and Global Matrix. Bishop Barry Valentine CENTRE 0019. B SUNDAY AUGUST 11 Special Salary commensurate with Ractor Sponsored by: Gulf Islands FIREWORKS. Major Fireworks experience plus incentives. Fax TOUR AND SHOPPING Parish OHica: 537-2171 Driftwood. 32 Importer seeks stores to carry your resume to (604) 287- Departure Dec 4-11/91 their product. We offer over 2811. B 200 different items with good RECYCLING DEPOT will be Incl. air on Cathay Pacific 747 discounts. We -also sell PART TIME help wanted Deli closed from August 17th to jet, 6 nights 1st class hotel- professional fireworks and can department - must be able to Salt Spring August 31 st Please save your Prudential, transfers, hotel put together a professionally work flexible hours with good cardboard, office paper and service charges and gov't coordinated display. Mark(403) benefits. Apply at Ganges Pentecostal plastic until we reopen Sept tax, half day tour of Hong 329-4714. B Village Market. ifn 1st The Dropbox, however will Kong Island, services of Assembly CEDAR BEACH Resort needs continue to accept newspaper, POINT English speaking guide AUTO WRECKER for sale. Cenlril Hall housekeepers, part time for cans and glass. 3i PLUS discount card Vancouver Fraser Valley area. August. Contact Sherry, 537- MORNING WORSHIP honoured by over 800 Established, recession-proof 2205 32 10:30 am GANGES VILLAGE MARKETCENTRE stores in Hong Kong. business with growing year- Bible Study From Vancouver $1,349.00 round demand. $150,000 PART-TIME help required for Fully appointed Home Meetings per person plus $40 tax Replies: Box 375, c/o The general office duties: acctsreo, Conference/Meeting Room Wednesdays — Ganges Burritt Bros. based on twin occupancy. News, 6569 Kingsway, accts pay, payroll etc. Please available by half day, day, 7:30 pm Burnaby, V5E 1 El. B reply in own hand writing, or hourly rental. CALL US FIRST Thursdays — Fulford Carpets B? giving experience and salary Accommodates groups to 30. INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY, 7:30 pm For reservations, phone 537-9911 your own business, large desired to Dept. Z, c/o Pastor Rick Hill CARPET Mon.-Fri., 9am-4:30 pm profits, no experience. Money Driftwood, Box 250, Ganges 537-4143 or 537-9140 537-2059 BC. 32 CLEANING Saturday, 9am-2 pm 31 making sales letter. Free Youth Pastor SERVICE details: JPB Financial Press, HAIRDRESSERS ASSISTANT Dave Guthrie 52A-650 Terminal Avenue, required. Experience not 537-4228 Nanaimo, B.C., V9R 5E2 B COMING TO SALT SPRING necessary Apply at Island Affiliated with P AOC ISLAND Monday & Tuesday BUSINESS WELL ESTABLISHED Window Magic Hair Shop. Mouat's Mall. Aug. 19 &20 SERVICES Coverings Business with 31 MAYNE ISLAND franchise. 2 locations in the Contract Rates Available CHOICES IS a new firm, funded Salt Spring Island Wed., Aug. 21 Fraser Valley. Will sell one or Call Jeff or Damaris by the Ministry of Social S.P.C.A. both. Phone (604) 792-6226 .... 537-993? Services and Housing devel­ Baptist Church after 6:30 pm. B Top quality professional Salt Spring Island Branch oped to provide creative Admiral Hill steam extraction cleaning FOR INFORMATION CALL supports to individuals with S06 Lower Ganges Rd method. 537-2123 EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED 55 mental challenges. Our Truck mounted system. Memberships and Donations objectives are to design SUNDAY: CALL CRUISE LINE employment strategies that will enable and 10:30 Family Worship to Box 522. Ganges 38 package Types of jobs/now to 537-5533 empower this clientel to with Sunday School BUSINESS get those jobs North America obtain gainful employment or for info, and appointment Contact Directory/Morel For 6:30 pm 33 Altar OPPORTUNITIES 50 further training to meet career details call (604)535-3539. s goals: to live as independently Evening Fellowship Bound DEALER WANTED: Established as possible in typical homes in WEDNESDAY & CATHY GOSSET sundeck waterproofing CAPITAL REGIONAL the community; to participate THURSDAY ADDRESSING to wed company specializing in DISTRICT in integrated social events and CO-DEPENDENT ISSUES Evening home Bible KERRY WALKER reinforced vinyl sheeting for personal recreational choices; COMMUNITY NURSE 2 Studies August 3rd sundecks/roofdecks. requires a (Saturna Island) to encourage the acceptance New Women's facilitated group dealer for the Gulf Islands. and support of our community Rev. Brian Joyce starting Tuesday, August 20th Please call 531-9020. 31 Applications are invited for the to make these objectives a 7:15-9:00 pm 537-2222 position of Community Nurse 2 reality. We need motivated Community Centre COLOURFUL BUSINESS. Do on Saturna Island to workin the staff who can apply innovative $5.00 per session. For more you have a flair for colour and Home Nursing Care program techniques to meet these information and to register call design? Decorating Den, on an on-call basis (maximum objectives. Good communic­ Community Libby or Liz at 537-9971 3t Canada's fastest growing ation skills, forward thinking Ask about our 15 hours per month) to provide Interior Decorating Franchise and varied employment Bridal Gift Registry a variety of nursing services to Gospel Chapel is expanding in B.C. Training background would be an asset. provided. Lower Mainland 525- patients enrolled in the Home Drake Rd.. Ganges 537-4014 Nursing Care program. The Please submit resume to: Box 8722, Provincial 1-800-565- 285 Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0. SUNDAY: 10:30 am 8722. B work will be Monday to Friday BUSINESS and the hourly rate of pay is 31 Morning Worship with $20 25 plus 8% holiday pay. IDEAL BUSINESS opportunity. HARBOUR HOUSE Hotel, Sunday School SERVICES Cash in on lucrative market. requires experienced wait. WEDNESDAY: Contract Rates One hour photo finishing. Applicants must be eligible to staff for night shift. Apply with Salt Spring Island Owner retiring. Will sell practice nursing in the resume to James. 31. 7:30 pm Available complete. Below market value. Province of British Columbia Bible Study & Prayer Power and Sail Guaranteed. Easily moved. and have a minimum of two PART-TIME child care needed Squadron CALL DAMARIS OR JEFF Contact Box 576, Lillooet, B.C. years satisfactory and relevant for September, for 2 boys, aged Pastor: Chris Cormack VOK 1V0. a 6 & 7, attending Fernwood. 537-2622 BOATING COURSE 537-9933 nursing experience. Must have a valid B.C. Driver's Licence Needed in the mornings Affiliated with A CO P 15 weekly three hour classes SINGLES TODAY Introduction and use of own vehicle to be between 7:30 (48:30; after­ commencing Sept. 4 Service. Eleventh Anniversary compensated at District rates. noons between 4 & 5. Could be at the High School PERSONALS 40 Special. Membership, fran­ live-in situation Single parent REGISTRATION AT chise and employment Catholic Church Applications giving details of with 1 child considered. Must The Village Cobbler HAPPY BIRTHDAY on August 1 information. Magazine sample Drake Rosd training and experience will be have driver's licence. Call 537- (next to the Credit Union) to my very "Leo" husband $4. #2-1248 Fort Street, received by the Personnel 2717. 32 Ganges Further information from Brian Cornwall, who is and Victoria, B.C. V8V 3L2 Office, Capital Regional Ganges Training officer Don Watt always shall be - forever young. (604)380-9020, Fax: (604)478- District, P.O. Box 1000, Victoria STRETCH THOSE 5 pm Saturdays 537-4806 Love from Louise. 3i 9975. B^ B.C., V8W 2S6. 3i DOLLARS FARTHER! Fulford BE A SAFE BOATER 32 THE GOVERNMENT owes you LOOKING FOR distributors for money if. on welfare, no tax exciting new dental hygiene 8 30 am Sundays return filed since 1988. Lee product. Very low investment CLERICAL POSITION- flexible Ganges Houtman. 281 East Windsor required, (not MLM). 537- hours, days and nights, 10:00 am & 1 1 00 am Rd., N.Vancouver, B.C. V7N 1037. Please leave message if accounting background would With Mayne Island 1K2. B no answer. 31 be helpful, please apply at front 5:30 pm desk at Harbour House DRIFTWOOD Rev. 0.0. MacDonald, OMI MANY THANKS to Gail for DOORSI WINDOWSI Interior between 8:00 and 11 00 am. acupressure, Kevin for and exterior wood, metal and 31 Classifieds 537-2150 allery acupuncture and Nancy for French doors, wood windows, wonderful "pain removal" skylights. MOREI Call collect to RECYCLE THIS PAPER We are inviting treatmentsl Sue H. 31 Walker Door and Window in FULFORD INN requires Vancouver at (604)266-1101. MAKE UP TO $265 by experienced full time pub and Ganges Consignment BODY. MIND, spirit, find out assembling 50 pairs of dining room cook. Submit who you really are. Call 1 -800- earrings. Bolan Inc. a serious Inquiries at this time THIS SPACE RESERVED resume or call Bob between 3- United Church F.O.R.-T.R.U.T.H. B wide spread international FOR INFO CALL: FOR YOUR AD 9 pm. 653-4432. 3± company offers you an Hereford Ave. Ganges Contract Rates Available 537-2993 or BURNED OUT?... Over interesting opportunity. For DENTAL CLINIC seeking Call Jeff or Damaris WORSHIP SERVICE 537-2792 3, extended, bored, fed up with more details send a self- applicants for relief work as 537-9933 your current situation? Use this addressed stamped envelope well as temporary part-time 10 am with Sunday OR DROP INTO THE GALLERY opportunity and your expertise to: Bolan Inc., 655 Jean-Paul TRADESMAN'S MONUMENTS and temporary full-time work School for Nursery to become financially Co.. Mission, B.C. Cemetery Vincent, Longueuil, Quebec, that could possibly lead to to 1 5 years independent. Call (416) 559- LYNN HUNTER MP Markers by European Crafts­ J4G 1R3 B more permanent positions at 8328 (24 hour recorded chairside, front desk or both. 208-771 Vernon Ave. man. All sizes. Custom cutting, REGIS HAIR stylist looking for message). B Related experience desirable Rev. Barry Cooke Victoria. V8X 1A7 polishing. Any designs. Laser full and part-time hair stylists but not required. Availability for Rev. Sharon Moore Cooke Telephone 388-0425 photos, portraits. We ship to WOULD YOU like to step into for days and evenings. Full anvwhere Lowest nrices an exceDtionallv well estab- benefits, advanced training evening and Saturday work 537-5812 P.g.foe' rdt)L'FlBLAiagS,bRl^tvvbOD Wedneidey, July 31, 1991

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HELP WANTED 55 BED I BREAKFAST 115 CONCRETE 134 CONTRACTORS 137 ELECTRICAL 148 mmmmmm in ' i 'I'll' T HELP WANTED for Meat Dept ACCENT ELECTRIC Apply in person to the meat HANNA'S GULF COAST department Ganges Village LTD. Market. ifn AIR SALTSPRING MATERIALS Andre 537 2156 NEED EXTRA $$$. C&M Gifts SCHEDULED 8. CHARTER 7 ^>i S"'\ nig the Gulf Islands Graham 537 5378 needs demonstrators to sell FLIGHTS Sii't sp' ng Saiiano - RR3 130 Blain Rd toys & gifts at home parties. No Service to Mayne "Pentters Ganges. B C VOS 1 EO investment or experience Vancouver Harbour COMMITMENT IS THE required. Established company Vancouver Airport, scenic KEN'S PRICELESS INGREDIENT! call today (519)258-7905. jfC *^L tours and fishing trips. BED and BREAKFAST CONTRACTING 27-92 FIGHT GOVERNMENT plans to Cozy heritage farmhouse RESERVATIONS & legislate backcountry recrea­ Large antique-filled rooms • Commercial* Residential PETER HAASE INFORMATION tion on crown land. Find out some with ocean views • New Construction Ganges • Major 81 minor renovations Electrician more before it's too late. Five minute walk from ferry • READ4Y MIsX 537-9359 Contact B.C. Wildlife Fed­ Beach access • WASHED GRAVEL 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Nanaimo Families welcome KEN FRENCH eration, 102-6070-200th St., • REINFORCING STEEL Trouble Calls Langley, B.C V3A 1N4. Call 245 8333 We have a cat and dog — no • DRAIN TILE 537-9942 * Reg. #11451 533-2293. $ Vancouver extras please. Smoking • BAGGED CEMENT 224-5568 confined to the porch. 537-4155 4-92 fHE NEW DELI Cafe is hiring Reservations Recommended • CONCRETE PRODUCTS prep persons, sandwich JANET COMSTOCK • SCAFFOLDING RENTAL WALTER HUSER makers and servers. Call after 3 ADVERTISING DOESNT 104 Payne Rd., Saturna 104 & SONS COST, IT PAYS I pm for appointment. 537- Payne Road 537-2611 4181. SI Construction Ltd. Saturna Island Rainbow Rd '-"" 9 YEAR OLD boy needs fun & APPUAKCE Box 44, VON 2Y0 Box 72, Ganges. B.C. Residential 81 Commercial EXCAVATING child care. Week days. 8:30- 539-5002 31 44 91 Personalized service from 150 5:00. In the Maliview-Fernwcod mm 103 plans to completion area. Phone days only 537- 537-2385 Lancer 9525 Leave message 3^ CAMERAS 117 CONTRACTORS 137 • ' i .. .•:':::". i F::f:':i 537-5247 Excavating HASTINGS HOUSE is accept­ DEKKER CAMERA Repairs, ing application for housekeep­ ky's Box 1389. Ganges. B C BACKHOE SERVICES 104 Mobrae, 537 9315. Shaun Adams 44 91 ers. Must be able to work Cameras, binoculars, project­ Perry Booth CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL weekends and evenings. 9PROFFESSIONA L ors. Please phone for 653 4678 Please apply in person daily, BUILDER appointment. Ifn-all-even 8-92 1Q-4 pm. M APPLIANCE MEMBER-VICTORIA PART-TIME driver for local REPAIR HOMEBUILDERS Lancer ASSOCIATION courier and freight company. SERVING THE GULF CARPENTERS 118 Contracting Cornwall & Read Must have good driving record. ISLANDS FROM GANGES • Inexpensive design sen/ice Excavating Ltd. Some heavy lifting required. FULL WARRANTY ONE YEAR EXPERIENCED CARPENTER Ltd. Flexibility and sense of humour PARTS AND SERVICE available - New houses, • Creative homes, renovations, THOMCAT SERVICE an asset. Call Dan at 537 2524 SENIORS DISCOUNT f „•«£« renovations, additions, additions & decks • Commercial -Driveways - Waterlines - evenings 31 finishing - contract or by the • Site analysis and preparation • Custom Homes - Landscaping - 537-4383 hour. Phone 537-4193. 33 537-5856 or 537-2702 35 TRAIN TO manage an Apartment/Condominium buil­ JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER, 537-4079 653-4437 ding. Government licenced fully qualified, available for all ** 16-92 Gerry or Jay to home study certification G.I. APPLIANCE phases of construction work. Show home for viewing or office course. Job placement 20 years exp. Quality and G. HOREL boixat assistance. Call for free & REFRIGERATION integrity. Reasonable rates. GOODROCK 653-4678 brochure. (604) 681 -5456 or 1 - Jim Anderson 537-9124. Solid BOBCAT SERVICE Drilling & Blasting Perry 800 665 8339 s REPAIR Construction. 32 • Site Preparation • Gravel •Septic fields Prompt & reliable service • Driveways • Pit run •Driveways WORK WASTED 60 Eatons & G E Warranty work CHARTERS 122 • Road Construction • Perc fill •Excavation Serving all the Gulf Islands D.A. SMITH Box 346 Ganges. B C ...INCLUDING the kitchen sink! PHONE 537-4776 653-4369 :36-91 Total renovation and handy­ GEOFF LEASON Tom Gadoury 192 General Contracting man service. Peter Blackmore LARGE OR SMALL JOBS 537-4382. Senior's discount 537-9243 4,91 CONTRACT OR HOURLY tin LA FORTUNE • New Homes • Additions CONTRACTING LTD • Renovations • Framing CARPENTER/Housepainter. quality work, reasonable price, REPAIRS 108 2 Now available for friendly disposition. Call Ron liiiiiliil.e,>.|i.iiii..i»-' your new home or 537-9036 537-9403 or 653-4029. 31 after 5:30 pm BULLDOZING Like new again! addition. P.O. Box 1026. Ganges EXPERIENCED CLEANER has For all your and some openings, excellent DON IRWIN'S F.LS.H. references. Please call 537- CHARTERS building needs EXCAVATING 4408. 32 COLLISION & REPAIRS LTD. Full and half day contact DAYCARE 140 G. MOUAT Business Services Desmond Crescent rates STEVE 537-5345 TEDDYBEAR 653-2033 369, Contract Rates Available 537-2513 24.M ALSO Box 507 Summer Daycamp Call Jeff or Damans Cruises and tours 255 Maliview BRIAN DAWES 537-9933 IMPORT CAR Ganges, B.C. 28.92 OWNER OPERATOR Call Chad „ Nature walks to the beach, ^v 17 YEAR OLD male highschool SPECIALISTS music and art exploration. student seeking work Friendly We know them 537-2626 Mon.-Fri 9am-5pm reliable and willing to learn We care for them ViUadle*. Wendy 537-2259 tfn AWES Call Aaron 653-2069. 32 BEDDIS RD GARAGE CHBflNEY HANDYMAN SERVICES Reno­ 181 Beddis, 537-4122 DRAPERIES 143 Excavating Ltd. vations, alterations, roofing, CLEANING 128 sundecks, fencing and • BASEMENTS farmwork. No job too small. AUTOMOTIVE • BACK FILLING Truck for cleanup and moving. /^O Satisfaction |SLANDER$)RAPERY • LANDSCAPING Phone John or Mark. 653- REPAIRS 110 • ROADBUILDING 4254. 31 \Cs/ Services "Quality Homes Now located • DRAINAGE GARDENER/ Handyman, lawn of Distinction" at • PONDS • HOURLY RATES mowing, weeding, rock walls, CARPENTRY Box 441 Ganges B C Grace Point Square garden maintenance. Free Salt Spring Esso PAINTING OR CONTRACT VOS 1E0 • Custom made draperies estimates. Call Kev 637-1043. COMPLETE MOSS CONTROL 19-92 and fabrics 25-tfn AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS CHIMNEY SWEEP 537-2604 SERVING SALT SPRING • Horizontal 81 vertical MINOR PLUMBING repairs and CERTIFIED FOR 30 YEARS blinds installations. Reasonable 537- jtccnl TED BALDWINSON Telephone • Rod and track 9124. 33 AJJwI 537 9300 Call 537-2809 • Wallpaper Ken Byron MAN FOR carpentry work, 537-5463 YOUR WINDOW COVERING renovation, repairs any size. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK CENTRE Excavating 537-2294. 33 7 30-7 pm weekdays 4 HOGAN 537-5837 92 Septic Tanks 81 Fields CARPENTRY - RENOVATIONS, 8-7 pm Sat & Sun Supplied & Installed small or large Add to or alter 4 92 CHIMNEY J. PROCTER existing household areas, CONSTRUCTION 537-2882 replace old single pane SWEEPS 52-91 windows with double glazed, (formerly C0R-PR0) decks and railings. Karl 537- The Professionals NEW HOMES Parallel 2873 or 537-9278. « 537-2111 „n RENOVATIONS ADDITIONS SENIORS, DO you need help DECKS Hind/ witff your garden or yardwork? CLEANING Call for free estimates $8.00 per hour. Call Janice John 537-4996 « inc. 537-5109 or Birdie. 537-4971. SERVICES 131 PLEATED SHADES 31 SKYLIGHT BLINDS HEDGEHOG RELIABLE YOUNG Handiman ME & EWE We carry the best names BULLDOZING & EXC. LTD. will undertake any project. BELL BROTHERS in window coverings rt. oHAPS THE fSLANCS JANITOR & Kirsch, Levolor Equipped with most essential Excavators - Gravel Trucks SECURITY SERVICES CONSTRUCTION Shade-o-matic, etc yard tools, including small - Backhoes- Loaders- • Residential & Commercial By appointment please tractor with bucket. Punctual • Carpet & Upholstery Building since 1969 - Gravel - Crushed Rock - hard working and thorough. - Topsoil- Fill - Shale - steamc'eaned Excellent service 537-2066 02.92 Phone 537-4415. 31 • SCOTCHGARD Laurie A. Hedger • Windows Livable homes 537-9311 THE SUMMER PAINTERS. BARBERS 4 Sundecks, patios, fencing, farm 537-2946 .32 Lasting quality THIS SPACE Box 156, Ganges B.C. painting, exterior, interior. Very BEAUTY SERVICES 112 VOS 1E0 19.92 reasonable rates. Call 537- CHUCK 537-4904 RESERVED 9124. 33 Gulf Island TERRY 537-4507 WELCOME TO AVON, Intro­ 38-91 LEA SIRR FURNITURE REFINISHING. Call ducing Campaign 13 ...Vintage FOR YOUR AD 537-9456 31 cologne sprays and creme WINDOW EXCAVATING sachets, fragrance pens, CLEANERS personal secretary organizer, Peter Melancon Does your car look like this? beautiful mini purse, key and JANITOR SERVICE DRYWALL 146 lipstick case. For children. Construction Ducky Downpour Rain Poncho, Carpets ADVANCE Snoopy Lacefaces As well as Steam Cleaned CONCRETE FRAMING. cosmetics, clothing, skincare, FINISHING. RENOVATIONS DRYWALL suncare, videos, CD's and We also offer & ADDITIONS 14 years experience - Septic Fields tapes, plus the popular #1 bath CARPET GUARD Professional machine - Building excavations oil Skin So Soft. Delivery of TREATMENT Phone raping textured ceilings - Driveways satisfactory products right to NO JOB TOO SMALL - Ponds COt OO/I 1 653-4642 nilANF 1 ITTI F 517 9690 - Drainage -Wednesday, July 31. 1991- OULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD P«ga A27

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202 TRUCKING EYEGLASSES 151 GARDENING/ MASONRY 168 MOVING RENTALS 237 LANDSCAPING 156 STORAGE 174 DUMP RUNS, moving, light hauling with stakeside 1 ton QUEST MASONRY TOM VOLQUARDSEN truck. Phone 537-4487 [(SkiRAINBO W messages. ^2 Philip Oakley NDLC 537-5188 "RENTALS LTD. CUSTOM BRICK PO BOX 385 SMALL LOAD Trucking, topsoil, bark mulch, sawdust, Gardens and and BLOCK WORK Ganges, B C OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ulf Islands MON - FRI 7:30 am 5:30 pm manure, sand, gravel. Call 537 " Glass Blocks " Veneer " VOS 1E0 4346. 3591 OPTICAL Landscapes * Fireplaces * Chimneys " WALLPAPERING SAT 9-4 pm * Barbecues * & PAINTING SUN 8. HOLS 10-3 pm Wed.-Fri., noon-5 pm " Rock patios & steps RELIABLE & PROFESSIONAL Equipment rental TV ft RADIO Sat. 10-2 pm * Raised beds TRADESMAN Sales & Service SERVICE 240 323 Lower Ganges Rd * Planting for year round Ray 537-4729 (Lancer Building) interest Your island representatives for PAINTING TORO. SHINDAIWA. KUBOTA. RICHARD WEATHERALL * Specializing in pruning (Interior - Exterior) SIKKENS PAINTS. TV-VCR-STEREO (Optician) " Retaining walls in rock, BEAM BUILT-IN VACUUMS 537-2648 Office landscape ties & railway ties KEVIN MITCHELL REPAIR SERVICE 537-5294 Residence * Low maintenance gardens QUALIFIED STONEMASON WALLPAPERING SCOOTERS & BIKES Local pick up & delivery * Professional design service MARY HUGHES RENT A CAR All makes FULLY QUALIFIED All types of masonry 653-2336 and in shop estimates BUSINESS stone and brick fireplaces JENNIFER BROWN RENT A-TRUCK Hours Mon -Fri 9 am-5 pm 537-9034 5i9i chimneys, garden walls 653-4373 Compact • Mid size patios, etc. Full-size • Mini bus (7 pass ) SERVICES 33-91 J.P. - T.V. FULLY INSURED RESERVE AHEAD Contract Rates FREE ESTIMATES 537-9811 THE COMPLETE 537-2877 141 Salt Spring Way Available LANDSCAPING and FAX 537 5504 44 91 TREE SERVICE 537-1043 26tfn PAINTING 183 jm Call Pete Sweetnam 364 Lower Ganges Rd (next to GVM| 33 91 FIREWOOD 152 537-2289 MISC. SERVICES 171 GULF ISLANDS WELDING 244 KONIG & Son Firewood. PAINTING Wanted: firewood logs, OLDE COUNTRY Interior/Exterior POWER BOAT will compensate owner. Call About UPHOLSTERY Residential/Commercial RENTALS ANVIL IRON 537-9531. ifn We cater to all the • DOMESTIC * ANTIQUE * Complete Welding Gulf Islands "BURNS" BURNS Firewood. \A Gardens or MARINE UPHOLSTERING Gord, 537-2234 39-92 Service Honest cord. 8" split, $95.00; clearing negotiable. Firewood 537-4433 537-5631 logs wanted! Will compensate 8:00-4:30 Mon. to Fri MASTERSTROKE owner Ken Burns, 653-9258 30 yrs experience47-9i . 14' Power Boat 33 ^T3W $3i««*—- RENOVATIONS FOR TOP QUALITY WINDOWS 245 $ 1 5/ per hour plus fuel HONEST OL'S SALT SPRING Painting • Wallpapering • Its as easy as pie Tilesetting • Carpentry • FULF0RD MARINA FIREWOOD to advertise DUDLEY NIELSON 537-2292 in the Driftwood GUARANTEED CORD GARBAGE DAVID HALLIWELL 537-9495 653-4424 Classiliedsl 4 92 Cut, split and delivered 2810 Fulford-Ganges Rd Split Cedar Fence Rails COLLECTION 653-2305 (leave message) PICTURE FRAMING 192 19 92 SERVICE GULF ISLAND 8 am-4:30 pm 537-2167 Tool & Equipment A FULL SERVICE KONIG & SON PICTURE FRAMING Rentals GLASS SHOP FIREWOOD * Quality Custom Framing Call for a * Precut Frames & Mats tree Estimate 6-92 SEASONED # Needlework GiiLf stream Serving Salt Spring TOM * Framing Kits to : Ten Years VOLQUARDSEN Do it yourself ':*^V- ha rdware MERCHANDISE COMPETITIVE & RELIABLE Box 385. Ganges, B.C. * Shrink Wrapping 537-9531 1992 8 am - 4:30 pm ' 537-5188, VOS 1E0 • ARTIST DISCOUNTS McPhillips Ave A FULL SERVICE Figureheads GLASS SHOP Mon -Fri 9 30-4 30 537-5733 4991 APPLIANCES 302 Architectural Carvings Across from the Harbour House JIM'S FIREWOOD Call for a Handcarved Signs in Wood Free Estimate Hotel SERVICE Preston Ford r Guaranteed Cord 207 , iJN<;LUMi:i), Fir, Arbutus, Maple GRAVE SUPPLY 160 RID ALL 537-2369 4791 or Alder PEST CONTROL J^ Htl'IGHT J ALL SEASONED ROOFING —EXTERMINATORS— We offer the Gulf Islands Ministry of Environment 537-9525 (messages) PRINTERS 196 Shake 'n' Shingle largest selection of ISLAND AGGREGATES certified 8:30-5 pm, Mon,-Fri RE ROOF NEW& USED Government licenced 9:30-5 pm. Sat. IOOO business cards NEW QUALITY FURNITURE and insured No Sunday Calls 44 WE HAVE YOUR 500 sheets letterhead REPAIRS APPLIANCES, STEREOS, TVs WHATEVER THE PEST 250 business envelopes PET ROCK IN STOCK! LEAVE IT TO THE BEST • Free estimate Mon. - Sat., 10-6pm FLOORING Call collect • 5 year warranty 153 All Aggregate for as little as S129.00. • could save $$$' Upper Ganges Centre Products 584-2946 4091 Available 6:30 pm-9:00 pm Daily RON CALBERY Hidden Court RuiTitt Bros. 537-2084 537-9744 2292 Visit our Quarry on Burgoyna Bay Rd Serving all the Gulf Islands Carpets or call 24 92 174 537-91t0 since 1981 AUTOMOTIVE 304 653-4243 Box 1187. Ganges 1 -92 Excellent r»I CU 23*4 BLAAHK SHEEP Motors now Selection of PROPER! has a fully licenced mechanic SALT SPRING 198 TREE SERVICE 231 on duty Shop rate S30/hr. Call CARPETS, VINYLS & MINI STORAGE MAINTENh CE 653-4020 35 ORIENTAL RUGS INSURANCE 163 in SAFE CONVENIENT TREE SERVICE EVERY PRICE ECONOMICAL GULF ISL/inDS BOATS ft MARINE 305 FEATURES: 1* LTD RANGE !SEP TC Joe Langdon 26' RANGER Sailboat, 4 sails • Electronic Access serving the SY ern Gu'f Vorv ;s • Security Monitoring Contracting and main, 9.9hp Johnson, • Guaranteed Installations $14 000. Call 537-9849. 31 • Carpet Cleaning Service DON T PAY • Climate Controlled SEPT J TANK COMPLETE • One level loading LOGGING SERVICES 26ft. RANGER sailboat, 4 sails • 7 affordable sizes PUM 'OUTS VILLAGE MARKET CENTRE YOUR CAR Specializing in: and main, 9.9 hp Johnson 368 Lower Ganges Rd. LEGALLY ZONED 653-4013 51.9, Danger Tree Removal $14,000. Call 537 -9849. 31 OR HOME AND INSURABLE.... Selective Logging 537-5533 Skidding KAYAK, 16'/2' Nauteraid INSURANCE SAFER THAN PROPERTY FULLY INSURED folding double, converts to ANY OLD BARNI MANAGEMENT Competitive Rates and single Lightly used, in perfect 201 Reliable Service condition. Comes with 2 GARDENING/ ... without talking paddles, $3300 obo. Call 539- 156 to us first!! 537-9222 J.D. 537-9728 „ 5650. 32 All we ask is for an 320 Upper Ganges Road PROPERTY 18'-3" OLIVER runabout with RAINBOW Landscape supply, opportunity to quote. Mercruiser 470, 175hp I/O, quality topsoils, bark mulches, Ganges 537-4542 MANAGEMENT T. HEDGER outboard bracket. Run in only manures, aggregates, etc. —Residential Properties— TREE fresh water and boat house Delivery. Call 537-4346. 35 —Commercial Properties— kept until June of this year —Vacant Land Rentals— SERVICE Very clean, very fast, $1 1,000 GARDENS BEAUTIFUL Call 537-2765. 32 Rototilling, chipping, lawn and "Let me handle your • Danger tree :y. garden maintenance Murray Unicorn rental problems" removal 18' RUNABOUT, 70 hp ISLAND Johnson, 15 hp kicker, very Reid 537-5501. 31-92 SAVINGS Painting JACK ANDREWS • Topping lluBANCI IERV seaworthy, $5000 obo. Call • Custom falling 537-4327 :n GARDENS & 653-2323 • Brush chipping, clean up LANDSCAPES INSIDE OR OUTSIDE • Fully insured 12' FIBREGLASS runabout Salt Spring Property with 18 hp Johnson and trailer Let us estimate "at no 537-4851 $795. Call 653-2320 after Motor Vehicle charge", your front door, or Management 6pm. If no answer use 477- We do all aspects of tree work. your complete house, office, * RESIDENTIAL RENTALS * 2820. 32 Office etc. 30-rtn • PROPERTY WATCH * Call PETER JACQUEST INSURANCE John Paul 16' BOAT, 30 hp, trailer and ALL CLASSES OF Box 1012, Ganges TRUCKING 237 accessories too numerous.to INSURANCE 537-2732 3,9, 537-4529 4 92 list, $3,500 obo. Call 537- "TRUCK" WITH large hauling 4834. 32 Complete Services - capacity; will do your dump RENTALS 202 • Landscape Plans Salt Spring runs/ move your necessities SAILING BOAT, 15 foot FIVE STAR wood/fibreglass. Half decking • Consultations through reasonable negotiat- Insurance Newly painted. All gear and • Site Preparation & Planting CAR iation. Ken Burns, 653-9258. Agencies MOVING 33 trailer $600. 537-5464. 33 • Wood/Stone/Concrete Pro­ "your local Moving Company" jects (1972) LTD * Fully Licenced RENTALS 17' SOLSTICE ST. ocean • Irrigation systems OFFICE HOURS * Fully Insured available at RICK ANDREWS kayak. 1 year. Beautiful 9 am-4 30 pm. Mon -Fri * Free Estimates condition. Includes spray skirt, TRUCKING paddle, pump $2,000 obo. Call Sky Valley Designs FAX LINE 537-9700 * Honest & Reliable GANGES MARINA/ ' Regular trips to Vancouver PETRO CAN HAULING ALL TYPES 537-2098 - Also includes 537-9745 537-5527 and Victoria OF ROAD GRAVEL & Thule kayak rack. 31 Page A28 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 31, 1991

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BOATS & MARINE 305 OAR & TRUCKS -315 FOOD PRODUCTS 330 FURNITURE 335 MISC. FOR SALE 350 MISC. FOR SALE LIFESTYLES DIET Products (as TWIN BEDS (2), $50 each Call AUTHENTIC Plains' Indian 17 FIBREGLASS runabout 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE moosehide. beaded, fringe coat, seen on Donahue) Delicious Peter, 537-4859 33 Braemore full size sofa bed with 110HPJohnsonand4HP wagon. Slant 6. A beater, but medium, $400 firm, worth meal replacement bars; high with spring mattress and Merc Far below replacement reliable. Make us an offer. We much more. Call 653-4689. 31 cost, $5,500 Harbours End won't refuse. 537-5978. 33 fibre (no cholesterol) cookies, GARAGE SALES 340 matching recliner in brown Marine. 31 calorie reduced cakes (no sugar tones, 2 pes., $599.95; YOUR WATER heating bills 1 982 TOYOTA Tercel, silver. 4 added) New to Salt Spring. Queen size brass head­ could be cut in half, by using door, am/fm cassette, 4 spd, CHAIN SAW. fence rails, STOLTZ 24 sailboat, sleeps 3, Introductory offer - 30% off. board and foot board, solar water heaters. Isles West good condition, $2000 obo. Call dishes, antique clock, gazebo, head, galley, heater, 5 sails, 537-1037. Please leave $79.95; Brass twin size Hot Tubs, 653-4513. 31-91 537-4241 days or 537-5765 free stamps. 105 Terminus at sounder, outboard, etc. Great message if no answer. 3i headboards, $125/pr ; Oak evenings 31 Welbury. August 3, 9:00 am3i SOMETIMES we pay, some­ little fibreglass cruiser $8,000 coffee table and 2 matching 537-5459. 3± SALT SPRING ISLAND lamb. GARAGE SALE: Saturday times you pay, sometimes 1967 GMC 'Heavy half pickup, Freezer orders taken now. 537- end tables, $129,95; nobody pays. We haul your 21 FT CAMPION Cruiser. 185 327 3 speed auto transmission, August 3, 9-2. 152 Byron Road, Mattress and box spring 2885. 33 (off Epron). 31 freight, junk, dump runs. Call HP I/O Mercruiser VHF, CB. 537-5828. Ask for Andy. 31 units as low as $169.95/set. 653-4458. 32 M/V JUTLAND Salmon, direct All items are as new and on Depth finder, compass, RELIABLE: 1977 Volvo 245 DECK SALE, Fri., Aug. 2, 10-2. from fisherman, delivered to sale at SEEFIRE Woodstove, good anchor, etc. Good.condition. Wagon. S2./00 obo. 537- Island pack rat reforms. your home. Dressed and ready BUY 'N SAVE condition, not approved, $225; $8.750. 537-2953. 31 9988, after 6 pm. 32 Furniture, tools, books, for the freezer. To place orders 9818, 4th Street, Sidney Emberline wall protector $50; 16' VENTURA Catamaran collectibles, eccentric items. 1985 TOYOTA pickup, 5 speed; call Cathy 537-2034. 35 31 Proto heavy duty wheel puller sailboat, no trailer $700 obo. 2123 Fulford Ganges Road. 31 one owner, 78,000 k Excellent $40; wet & dry grinder $100. 537-2589. 33 condition. $5,800 obo. 537- GARAGE SALE and Fair. Call 655-4866 (Sidney) 31 2885. 33 Saturday, August 10, 10:00am 14' MIRRO Aluminum boat basement and grounds of ARE YOU HAVING trouble with with Seagull outboard. $750. 1984 NISSAN p/u. 5 speed Ganges United Church. Also, Walnut dining room suite, relationships? Read page' 210. Can be sold separately Marton Long box, matching canopy, refreshments, knitted goods, 26"x42"x42" table will Buy and read "Dianetics the truck canopy excellent 60,000 miles; p.s.; tilt; stereo; 1 extend to 96" with 5 leaves, Modern Science of Mental condition, $350 Call 537-5420 Closed home baking, games. No entry well maintained - no rust, with 4 good size cane Health" - $7.50. To order call: 31 charge 31 $4,500 537- 5820 31 Monday backed chairs, gold velvet Vancouver Dianetics Centre, Aug. 5th FURNITURE, ENCYCLOPAEDIA, box seats, $599,95 set or 401 West Hastings St., BUILDING 1978 DATSUN 510, great some antiques, carpets, baby $799.95 complete with Vancouver, BC. V6B 1L5. I engine, body needs some work, Fresh items, misc. Rain or shine, 9-5 matching 4 door buffet on (604)681 -0318. M/C and Visa SUPPLIES I$850. Call 653-4616. 3i , accepted. 310 Produce Sat, Sun. 210 Cedar Lane. 31 casters (17V 2"x65"x30'/2" high) has an extra shelf and ARE MOSQUITOES getting the RANDOM LUMBER, cedar 1981 PEUGEOT S/W, 36 mpg, SATURDAY 10 am-4pm. Porch Wed. silverware drawer inside best of you this summer siding, cedar beams, 6— roomy rugged diesel Consider Sale, furniture, household Very nice condition Other season, if so, call Trish at 537- 9Vj"x6"; 6—6"x16"; 2x6, 2x4. exchange import truck, $2950 items, baked goods, 115 Farm at the suites on sale too at 4351 for the worlds #1 beauty Call 653-2305. tin Call 537 4855. 32 Court off Chu-An. 31 MOBILE BUY 'N SAVE product that will stop those DOORSI WINDOWSI interior 1976 IMPALA runs well, good 340 LONG Rd - Toys, bed 9818 - 4th St., Sidney 31 bugs from eating you alivel 36 and exterior wood, metal and transportation, $500 obo. Call MARKET couch, end tables, single bed, French doors, wood windows, 537-2446. 32 82 Pontiac, odds and ends EXOTIC LINGERIEI Hundreds Monday to Saturday Sat., Aug. 3rd. 9-2 pm. Early of exciting designs modelled in skylights MORE! Call collect to 1985 NISSAN Kingcab, 4x4, tilt GET RID OF wasps, moths, al Creekside on McPhillips birds will be fed to the dogs.31 glossy full-colour catalogue. Walker Door and Window in steering, deluxe interior, ticks, fleas, spiders, roaches, Vancouver at (604) 266-1101b His-N-Hers Day-Evening wear, intermittent wipers, nice DRIFTWOOD HAS something mosquitoes, mice, bats, birds, novelty items. $8 cheque, condition, $7300. Call 537 for you! When you place your raccoons, deer — Electronically! money-order. Luscious CUSTOM CUT 4240 evenings. 32 Sweet Arts Garage Sale ad. for an extra Call 537-4099 anytime. 32 Lingerie, Box 27006, Colwood Red or Yellow Cedar 1980 HONDA Accord, 4 door Patisserie $1.00. pick up a poster kit to VICTORIAN COUCH dark gold Corners, Postal Outlet Victoria, 653-4557 (eves.) sedan, 5 spd. good condition, help you with your sale 126 velvet $700; Simmons early B.C. V9B 5S4 B $2200 Call 537-9982 or 537- and Catering Ltd. Upper Ganges Rd. 8:30-4:30, Canadians hutch $900; 2817 32 Mon - Fri tfn MUST SELL, Captain's bed, 653-9409 (message) European style pastries, Hatlang office reception desk mattress, endtable, barbecue, 1984 TOYOTA Van, automatic, cakes, breads, and savory SAT, AUG. 3, 8-11 am, 135 and file cabinet $750, 4x4' Sony tapedeck, 4 dining room tape deck and sunroof, clean, foods at the Saturday McPhillips Ave., Rollaway bed. skylight $175 Call 537-4950. colonial chairs, 3 speed bicycle, $5500. 1979 GMC pick-up, 4 Farmers' Market 8 am-2 pm small upholstered chairs, 32 unique brown tweed couch, or by phone order. Unique Windsor speed % ton, utility box $1200 power tools, etc. 537-5141. or ENTERTAINMENT Software lovechair, Ikea stool, ironing creations for all occasions, Call 537-4077. 81 537-4373 31 sale. Values to $79.95 sale board, Shoji blinds. Call 537- Birthdays, Anniversaries. price $34.95 second one 4800 31 Plywood 1967 FORD % ton pickup, good Retirement Parties etc. or $24.95. Radio Shack 537-4522 OPEN 8-5 mechanical condition. Please just for fun. Discounts GARDEN SUPPLIES 342 NEW PANASONIC over-the- 6 DAYS A WEEK call Richard Murakami 537- available on large orders range microwave/convection LIGHT FIXTURES, electric oven, model NN-2959, never for all your 2239. »» and regular weekly orders. BARK MULCH SALE, top motors, generators, phase used. Cost $1249, asking building needs Wholesale accounts quality 1-20 yd., $15.75 yd., convertors, transformers, fans, 1976 CAPRI V6, sunroof, $800 Call 537-9177. tfn Locally owned & operated stereo, needs some work $600 welcome. Full catering. and delivery. Call 653-4458 welders, wiring supplies, free 32 16' VENTURA Catamaran "WE PRIDE OURSELVES Call Kim 537-2392. 31 Christine Weberg 537- literature. Friesen Electric, 4205- delivery available 32032 S.F Way, Clearbrook, sailboat-no trailer $700 obo; ON SERVICE" 1989 CHEV pickup, model BUGS AND animal pests gone- 1976 Volvo-government Guaranteed - New Electronic B.C., V2T 1V8. Tel: 859-7101 2500, 4x4, auto, $11,900; Fax: 853-2503. B inspected $950. Call 539- 1989 Dodge Colt, 2 door, Marvel - Jack 537-4099, 2589 32 WINDSOR hatchback, stereo, automatic, anytime. 31 SINGER ELECTRIC portable $6395; 1989 Dodge Colt. 2 sewing machine; electric COMPUTERS, IBM compati­ door, hatchback, stereo, FURNITURE 335 WE SELL typewriter, exercise bike. 35 bles and accessories, automatic, $6795. Call 537- ONLY THE BEST! mm camera; clarinet; 20 cup Macintosh accessories, Rainbow Rd.. Ganges 2877. * coffee perc; CB radio; gas software, printers,displays, DINING SET, unique South­ GARDEN AND LANDSCAPE barbecue; 12" colour TV with prompt local service in our fully 537-5564 western design, purchased in 1982 CHEVY Silverado P/U, SUPPLIES remote. 537-2988 after 5 pm. equipped facility. Desktop PS, PB, air, tilt, cruise, auto, Arizona, glass with white 537-5565 * 33 publishing and laser printing 126,000 km, new H/D tires pedestals. Neutrai, multi­ Soil mixes • Manure mix from IBM and Mac disks, image and exhaust. 2nd owner, never coloured upholstered chairs, 6 Fine grade Bark Mulch SINGLE PANE windows, $5; scanning. Call for free Deluxe used as a truck, excellent pieces, $1000 obo. Call 537- Rainbow folding dividing doors; 4' metal consultation. Tribal Drum condition. Call 537-2470 after 5674. 32 bedstead and springs. $10. Call Communication, 120 B Contracting M 5pm. 2 BAUHAUS love seats $400; Landscape Supply 537-5436. SI Hereford Ave, beside "et CUSTOM MILLING FINAL 1 is for sale 1977 maple desk and dresser $200; 537-4346 32 ORTHOPEDIC ELECTRIC cetera" 537-4720. dn LOG PURCHASE Cadillac convertible. Red and 2 twin beds $50; Rattan couch double bed with vibrator - Offering a complete line of white, 43,000 original miles. and table, best offer. Call 537- excellent condition. Can be FRASERS cedar lumber and siding Show condition, loaded. Call 9982. 3i_ MISC. FOR SALE 350 seen at Unclaimed Freight. "Shorts & clears 537-4854. 32 $900. 33 THIMBLE FARMS "Split post and rails CHESTERFIELD SUITE, $600; "Sawdust Patio set. $60; Bed, $70; LADIES - FEEL good about 1981 CUTLASS Brougham, c > 175 Arbutus MICKEY MCLEOD automatic $4000 obo Call Deacon's bench, carpet, yourself - Save money - Save drapes, vertical blinds. 537- L)Ver(aHitur the environment - Cotton Panty 537-5788 8 am • 4 30 pm 537-2597. 31 7 DAYS A WEEK 2959. 31 Liners - Infinitely re-usable - 653-2345 (Mill) 1974 VW BEETLE, $1000 obo ZSummenJ' 10am - 4:30pm 653 4088 (Home) Double Money Back Guarantee Call 653-9406 or 537-4981.31 LARGE, CINNAMON-coloured, Dried Flower Farm - Kim. 537-4099, anytime. 31 Messages please little worn, rocker-recliner La- WE GIV"E V or evenings 1980 FORD 100, Yi ton, long Did you know? WATERBED, $150; Utility PERSONALIZED SERVICE box. pick up, 75,000 km, Z-boy chair Replacement cost Jones Rd , Fulford trailer, $150; 653-9435. 31 $2300. Call 537 9885. 32 over $800. Asking $350 537- 39 91 2971 3^ We make gorgeous gift bouquets 1972 SLANT 6 Valiant. 4 door in your colour scheme, box and PHOTOVOLTAICS,— 6 solar Summer sedan, no rust, reliable FOR SALE: antique round oak mail them anywhere in panels, charge controller and Clearance Sale deep cycle batteries. $950; CAR & TRUCKS 315 transportation, $400 obo. Call dining table with six chairs and Canada. Call 653-9418 for 653-4598. « 3 leaves $1,500firm. Call 537- details. 1200 watt i nverter with 50 a mp 4"ANNUALS 4408 31 Open 10 am-4 pm, Sun.-Thurs charger, $750. 537-4319. 33 instant colour UNIQUE 1991 VW, 6 pas­ 1972 DATSUN 510 Station- KITCHEN NOOK, table and 69C each senger, double cab pick-up. wagon, running, some rust 653-9418 chairs. 6 pc. $135.00. House 10 for $5 99 Three seated rear bench seat Best offer Call 537-5045. tfn PINE 194 McLennan Drive Kn with storage space below plants, 537-4369. 31 Geraniums RECYCLE THIS PAPER FURNITURE Reg. $2.69 Sale 99C Standard transmission, power COAL AND WOOD stove. steering, 3 door model. 1 985 PONTIAC ACADIAN 4 cvl. $150; Large chest freezer, 10" Hanging Baskets Capilano Volkswagen Ltd. 985- BUNK BEDS LIGHTEN UP! auto. Metallic blue. Matching $125; Men's trail bike - like $7.99 each 0694 D06O66 B Very safe and strong Our peat and fish compost mix interior. New tires, brakes, Complete with mattresses new, $100 537-9887 St 2 for $13.95 muffler. New rear end. $369.00 is great for adding to clay U.S. GOVERNMENT Excellent condition. $2,995.00. or sandy soils. BLACK BEAR skin rug Head OVER 100 BASKETS SOLID PINE SINGLE BEDS TO CHOOSE FROM SEIZED VEHICLES Call 537-9953. 33 Complete with mattress mount, felt backing. Approx. 5'- 0" long Good condition. $450. MANY MORE ITEMS from $100 Fords, Mercedes, 1978 FORD, Yi ton, good $149.00 Rainbow Phone 537-1037. 31_ ON SALEI! condition, must see. Call 537- PINE TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS 31 Chevys, Corvettes, Surplus, $499.00 Landscape Supply QUEEN BED - Sears Best - 18 5631. 31 —HELP RECYCLE— BOOKCASES, CHEST OF year warranty. Half price; Love Buyers Guide. (1) 805 962- 537-4346 32 Bring your empty pots and DRAWERS, ETC. seat with 3 tables; Port, dish 8000; Ext CS-307. 31 containers for us to reuse CLOTHING washer; old hall umbrella and 1976 VOLVO- Government SURPLUS EQUIPMENT for coat stand - odds and ends. THE PINE Phone 537-9340. 33 inspected $950 obo. Call 539- IMPORTED FACTORY sale Dump trucks, catloaders, 2589. « low beds, pavers and rollers, SCANDIA WOODSTOVE. Good KIDS' CLOTHES 618 Herald Street service trucks, welding truck condition. $60 obo. Call 537- 1986 MERCURY LYNX. Well Victoria c/w 300 Miller welder, D6D maintained light blue 2 door FRENCH DESIGNS 383 1857 9936 33 On Sale at Saturday Market, and D8K cats, excavators, automatic hatch-back. Perfect NOW OPEN IN DUNCAN crushers and jaws, 310 J.D. APPROVED 8x8 temp power for student or 2nd car Must be August 3 and 10, or call 537- 2845 Roberts Road pole, $300. 14 bundles R20 5760 31 backhoes, JCB backhoe, case seen and driven. $3,000 Call 746-8886 31 580K backhoe, 740 Champion 23" insul. lot $425. 3" ABS Steve Elliott after 5:00 pm. grader c/w snow wing, 670A pipe and fittings, $200 - 537- 537-5105 »1 5158. |1 J.D. grader plow and snow PIANO, 4 yrs old, mint 1979 CHEV. Vt ton truck, 350, wing, cat 851 windrow SMALL ENGINE repairs, used condition $3800; Craftsman PS, P.B., automatic, excellent elevator, 100 barrel water tank mowers - one electric mulcher rototiller 5hp $200. Call 537- condition, very reliable, $2300. and log graples. Call VicKampe new motor. Echo dealer new 5843. 32 Call 653-9448 3i 1 HI:K.HT J 1-493-6791 days, 1-493-7742 weed trimmer. Executive golf evenings B cars, pressure washing and life KENMORE washer and dryer 1974 BMW 2002. Excellent FALL/WINTER of the tire repairs for slow $450; 2 15", 5-hole tire rims VINTAGE HOCKEY cards from condition. Lovingly maintained We offer the Gulf Islands moving equipment. 537-9593. for Chrysler $25; 2 outside Line of fashions the personal collection of Must sell to buy horse trailer largest selection of 31 mirrors for van $25; 19' 1973 $4,300. 537-2286. 33 arriving August 12th NEW & USED international sports card Fibreform boat and trailer Hostess a party in August and QUALITY FURNITURE journalist and card valuator. LIFE OF The Tire. Flat tire $7000 Call 537-2717. 32 1974 CAPRICE Classic APPLIANCES, STEREOS, TVs Phone, write or fax for price list, repairs for riding mowers, lawn receive a 100% cotton T-shirt 1976 CHEV p/u $650 obo; convertible, top good, body .Mon.-Sat., 10-6pm $1 or SASE. Enjoy summer tractors, small trailers, golf along with hostess bonus 1977 Chev. Caprice Estate needs work. Offers 537-5864, Unique clothing for children 6 reductions. We help build your cars, wheel barrows and ATVs. afmr fi rim 32 collection throuah our wide 537-9593. 31 wagon $500 obo; 1990 utility Wednesday. July 31. 1991 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A29

MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE RENTALS

MISC. FOR SALE 350 PETS/ FOR SALE 410 APT./SUITES 500 HOUSES 520 WANTED 5 ACRES by owner. Excellent FURNISHED "THE ARK". French Provincial LIVESTOCK 370 AVAILABLE NOW: Furnished SENIOR COUPLE require 1 or 2 sea view and sunny SW Main floor of end tables, desk and chair: unfurnished or partly furnished bedroom house or cottage on exposure Quiet friendly Oceanview home. small desk; chest, other large self-contained suite. Salt Spring. Sept. occupancy, Persian/Himalayans neighbourhood Nicely treed Large yard, 3 bedroom, sunny, bargains. 25% off all stock N/S. Walking distance to long term, where small pets Fluffy adorable long haired with Arbutus and Fir New with lots of deck space. including Art Supplies 782 Ganges. 537-9285. 33 permitted. Caring tenants, n/s, kittens. Most point colours. driveway to bottom terrace for Vesuvius Bay Road. 537-9451. READY TO MOVE INI n/d. Please call collect, 1 -539- Shaded silvers and goldens. private location of guest 31 6 Month Term 3290. 31 Champion stock, registered, all cottage. Building site cleared, COMMERCIAL FOR SALE: Captive air water shots. CALL tin well in, hydro and phone to SPACE tank, 60 gal. Sears, new - building site. If you want peace 510 EXPLORER never used. $250; Mahogany 539-3221 of mind and a beautiful place to PROPERTY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY dining room suite, Irg. rec. build your home, compare this FOR LEASE MANAGEMEN!" table, Irg. buffet & china RECREATIONAL lot to others on the market. See 537 4722 1978 CHEVY VAN, camperized, cabinet buffet combo - will why this Sunset Drive area is Grocery Store & Deli FAX: 537-9906 60,000 km . 250 hp. New tires, trade for light to med oak 4' VEHICLES 375 selling fast to investors and Good potential Box 1565, Ganges nice interior with bed, needs diam. table and Ivg. wall unit or builders alike. Price $84,500. SHORT-TERM RENTALS paint. $2,800. 537-5276. 31 table and Ivg. room furn.; GMC 1990 VOLKSWAGEN Multivan Phone 537-4450 or 537-9337. Down at the Fulford Marina NOW AVAILABLE 33 YOGA PROGRAMS with Baba 2 ton 1969 ramp truck with Camper. Automatic, power 32 Call 653-4424 tfn Hari Dass at the Salt Spring windows and locks, power PTO & hydraulic winch. 283 NEW 3 bedroom house, s.w. Centre. Aug. 1-3. Ramayana mirrors, air conditioning. HOUSE & ACREAGE, 3 engine- sacrifice at $1,000 facing, garden, quiet on weekend. August 4, Satsang. Specially designed for bedroom studio/playroom firm, (moving) 537-2690. 31 HOUSES 520 acreage, NS. $775; New 3 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, all handicap access with electric utility living area. 10 acres bedroom house/w woods on welcome. Family playday, wheelchair lift. Special Price quiet private unlimited 5 BEDROOM, 3 bathroom, acreage, Aug 1, N/S. Call 537- 1:30pm-5:30 pm. Join usl; $27,900 CapilanoVolkswagen potential. For more information oceanview, available Aug 1st, 4156 3i Aug. 5-8. Community Program: 985-0694. Out of town call please call 653-2352. Serious Vesuvius. $825 per month. Call enquiries only. 33 Yoga, Bhagarad Gita classes collect D#6066. B 537-4008. 32 NEW 2 BR Mobrae area. and work projects in the spirit 1988 WESTF ALIA Van, fully HOUSE FOR SALE by owner. MODERN COMPLETELY Sunny, skylights, deck. of sharing and service; Aug. 8- Salt Spring's largest camperized, extended war­ Situated on 2.3 gently sloping renovated W/F home in Fulford F/S./DW. Long term preferred, 1'1 Yoga Retreat: Classical sporting goods store ranty, mint condition, $21,500 south facing acres to seasonal Village, 2 minute walk from $675/mo. Avail Aug. 1, 537- Ashtanga Yoga instruction. creek. Lovely 1400 sq. ft., 2 9169/ 1-681-6651 (Vanc­ Dealing in new and used obo. Call 537-1088. 32 ferry. Avail. Aug. 15th. $900 "Yoga is the rein for the storey, open plan with 3 ouver). 32 discount sports equipment per month. Call 653-4267 after restless mind. Learn to 2V AVION, sleeps 4, fridge, bedrooms (2 up 1 down), 1V4 meditate to attain peace." For baths, 2 stone F/Ps (one with 5 pm. 33 BUY-SELL-TRADE stove, furnace, shower, ADVERTISING DOEST details, call Salt Spring Centre, excellent live-a-board while Osburn), oak cabinets, cedar BEAUTIFUL, 3 br, furnished. COST, IT PAYS I YOUR QUALITY USED cathedral ceiling over living 537-2326. 355 Blackburn Rd., EQUIPMENT building. Great shape, $5500. Available Sept, long term. 2.5 Ganges. 31^ .all 537-9399. 32 room and cozy den. Fine baths, 7 acres Luxury in a • * # * finishing throughout , wrap secluded setting near Fulford. SHARED ACCOM. 530 RAMAYANA! THURS., Aug. 1, PAUL HEGGELER "4ALL Trillium trailer, 1200 around deck, 10'x12' out Fri., Aug. 2, Sat., Aug. 3, building, studio potential. $950/mo plus utilities Upper Ganges Centre lb, $3400. Very clean. 653- References required. 537- UNFURNISHED bedroom for Dragons, Monkeys, Demons, 4357 32 Askino $179,000. Call 537- 537-5588 * 4418. 32 4055 days 653-2337 eves. 31 rent in furnished, clean, and Dancers. Activity Centre, TRAVEL TRAILER. 21' Prowler beautiful home Available 7:30 pm. Tickets at et cetera3' PEACEFUL WATERFRONT .immediately. Must be tandem, good condition, sleeps BY OWNER, 3 bedroom home acreage, large trees, pasture, LATE '89 Grand Caravan S.E. 4 six. Oven, fridge, furnace, close to Ganges, over Va acre. employed and have transpor­ HIGHLAND great sunsets 2 mi. from tation. 2Vi acres, washer/dryer speed, auto, air, etc, etc, deluxe toilet, shower, $4000. Call All appliances included, Ganges, 2 bedroom older interior. 26,000 kilometres. 537-5843. 32 $115,000. Call 537-4777. 32. Jacuzzi tub, cable, full house DESIGNS cottage, workshop S780/mo. privileges, $300/month Used on Salt Spring. $17,000. 1971 VOLKSWAGON West- LOOKING FOR a castle? Check 537-4688 M includes everything except No GST. Financing possible. Specializing in 537-2548 31^ falia Camper Van, Michelin out 444 Long Harbour Road. WATERFRONT COTTAGE at food. First/last months rent Wedding Bouquets radials. good condition, sleeps Sat. and Sun. 1pm-5pm. Moat Whaletown, Cortez Island. required. 537-4980, please REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: four, $1100. Call 653-4334. and drawbridge not yet September to April 1992. leave message. 3\_ wait staff with experience, also & Floral 32 installed! 31 $400. 653-4594, evenings. 33 SHARE DLXE home S. of kitchen staff. 537-5041 or Arrangements apply at Kanaka Restaurant TRIANGLE R V CENTRE offers SEPT. 1, 3 bedroom, 2 full Ganges, large room, w/d, d/w, (Fresh and Silk) between 2:00 and 5:00 pm. 31 excellent highway exposure for FINANCING 420 baths, all appliances, $575 hot tub, ocean view, n/s. Sherrill Adshead your consignment vehicle Also Close to Ganges. 537-4777. Vegetarians only. $375 incl. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house 653-4224 ait-odd parts, service, propane, sani- PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD for 31 537-5240. Linda. 33 $675.00. 653-9369. 3i_ station, and 24 hour car and unpaid taxes. Crown Land SINGLE PERSON wanted to WANTED: BETA tape recorder R.V. wash. Vancouver Island's availability For information on PEACEFUL NEW self-contain­ share lovely view home with in working order. $50. 537- only complete R.V. Centre. both write: Properties, Dept. ed furnished 1 br duplex, near mother and 2 charming 9595. 3J_ Triangle Homes Ltd., Sidney CN, Box 5380. Stn. F, Ottawa, Ganges, deck, view. Non- children 537-2741. 33 Yor first R.V. Centre off the K2C 3J1. B smokers, no pets. Available FOR RENT: 2-3 bedroom Sept. onwards. 537-4779. 3i tSumnwu' ferry 656-1122. DL 5916 COMFORTABLE, FULLY equip­ mobile home on quiet 1 acre 15 92 ped Houseboat with moorage AVAILABLE OCT 1/91 to May SITUATIONS close to town. N/S, no pets, Dried Flower Farm in scenic Victoria Harbour. $525/mo. Write Box 1176 SPORTCRAFT TENT trailer. 1992: (1) Furnished Sunny 3 WANTED 535 NEW SUMMER Perfect for professional or bedroom 2 bath cottage on 3 Ganges 31 HOURS new fabric, basic but good, retired couple wanting acres of waterfront, W&D FOR SALE: infant car seat (up $800. Call 537-9849. 31 refreshing, quality lifestyle DO YOU WANT your place Open 10 am-4 pm. Sun -Thurs. dishwasher, fireplace, oil heat taken care of7 Available for to 20lbs) in excellent condition, 25' 1973 Terry Trailer, Galiano $69,900. Harold Aune. 361- $750, (2) Furnished private, live-in caretaking, Sept 1st - $25.00. 537-4595 after 5:30 653-9418 Island. $2,500 obo. 922-4418. BOAT. B quiet, 2 bed waterfront cottage July 1st minimum. Seven year pm. 3J_ 194 McLennan Drive ifn 33 on 2 acres, with efficient resident; school teacher; WANTED: FAMILY of 4 looking WINTER SUNSHINE packages. WANTED airtight fireplace. $700 per energetic resourceful, 460 month. 537-9100. 31 for 2-5 acres north of Ganges. An 1987 Diesel Glendale caring. Practical experience, Prefer $50-$60,000 price Sterling 27 feet 60,000 miles WANTED view property to PRIVATE. QUIET 5 acres with flora and fauna. Resume, range. 537-9942. _3i A&E Awning, Tow dolly, plus purchase privately I am looking beautiful 2 br, 2 ba home. W/D, interview, excellent local 1981 Rabbit See Chu An and for a minimum of 1 acre of treed TV. VCR, stereo/CD. Woods, regerences, upon request Call BUDGIE FOUND - Atkins and BOSS ME-5 guitar effects unit Gail 537-9149 3^ Swanson Rd. area. 537-9593 $800, JC-120 amp, $600; Vesuvius Bay Road. Offers land on Salt Spring Island with sunny lawns, garden Sleeps 6- considered. Buy Mel 537- some exposure to the sun. MESA boogie MKII tube amp . 8 No smoking, no pets. Close to PROFESSIONAL COUPLE on 1 AWARD WINNING photograp­ S600 537-5828. 31 9887 31 Please call Henry 689-2450. Ruckle Park & Weston Lake. hy by professional photo­ 32 year sabatical N/S, looking for 1974 CAMPERIZED Dodge van. $200 night plus damage quiet house to rent or caretake graphers of British Columbia. YAMAHA 6 string (steel) guitar deposit; available August 1- Aug. 4-8, at Ganges Village Very good condition. New paint Salt Spring Getaways starting Oct. Local references with case: 2 years old. $250. and brakes. Newly recondition­ August 5. 537-9100 31 avail. Call collect 721-3751.32 Market. Sponsored by Barker's —WANTED— Photography and Portraits by 537-5045. J^ ed engine and transmission. FOR RENT Sept. Gardener kept If you are the owner of a Betty. 31 BALDWIN PIANO, apartment $2,700. 537-2286. 33 waterfront, rural, or seaview, waterfront home fully WANTED 540 size, like new, $3,000. 537- TRUCK AND CAMPER. $7,500 self-contained cottage or home furnished, linens, dishes, deep FOR RENT: Ocean view 5158. 3i obo Call 537-4834. 32 on the Island, would like to rent sea moorage wharf. 537-4769. COUPLE REQUIRES a 2 cottage. One bedroom suitable your property for the summer 33 bedroom house/ cabin. for single non-smoker, $475 TRUCK CAMPER, 8.5 ft., by the week, and would like to September 01.91 occupancy per month, includes utilities. OFFICE includes fridge, stove and sink. Vi DUPLEX, one bedroom in find out how to be included in if possible - long term. Call 537-5021. 3_i Sleeps 4. $1000. 537-9990.33 Ganges; Quiet; Seniors EQUIPMENT 365 our catalogue, please write Petra, 255-3780. 33 preferred; Long term. 653- GARAGE SALE: 186 Rourke 18' FIBREGLASS Triple E 5th or call: 9478 evenings; $500/month. ISLAND FAMILY requires 3-4 Rd. Gates open 8:30 until 12 MINOLTA COPYTRON photo­ wheel trailer; 1986 Toyota X ERIC BOOTH 31 bedroom home to rent. October noon. Furniture, tools, toys, copier, EP4702. Takes up to Cab long box, auto., 31,000 ks 1 occupancy. Please call 537- clothing. 31 11x17 paper, zoom capacity and hitch. $12,500 obo-trades FURNISHED and equipped •flPEMBERTON HOLMES 9988 after 6 pm. 32 $1000. Call Driftwood 537- also; 15' Thermoglass 20 Ev KJW (Gulf Islands) Ltd. home for responsible tenants FILM PRODUCER on island 9933, ask for Joyce. fn Trailer $1,500. 537-2370. 31 Box 929,Gaiiges. B.C.. VOS 1E0. over the winter. 1 bedroom WOMAN LOOKING for a quiet requires part time secretary pastoral $475, 2 bedrom (604) 537-5568. ,, 9, place for one, long term. 629- beginning last week of August. FREE waterfront $575; 3 bedroom 3124, collect. 33 Send resume to Ranfilm PETS/ 380 lakefront $650; 3 bedroom Productions, P.O. Box 411, TO RENT or housesit, W/F waterfront $800; 2 bedroom Ganges, B.C. 3^ LIVESTOCK 370 CALL NOWI Free Mail Order LISTINGS WANTED Fulford $600; for time periods home for 2 months commen­ Catalogue from Vitamin HOUSEI LOTI ACREAGE1 and details, call Peter 537- cing Sept. 15, for 1 or 2 persons DRY STORAGE and garage Discount Stores. Please call 1- 15 ALBERTA SHEEP planning BUSINESSI and or 4529. SS Property Manage­ with references. Phone 537- available. 537-2176. 31^ to move to Salt Spring wish to 800-663-0747 or in Vancouver WATERFRONT PROPERTIES ment. tfn 5807. 33 rent suitable transport. 653- 321 7000 for all your Vitamin KURT AND LISA Irwin are 2304. 31^ Needs. a Good exposure with RECYCLE THIS PAPER •SINGLE MOTHER wishes to pleased to announce the birth "RE/MAX OF SALT SPRING" share house with same. Call of their son, Daniel Kurt Irwin. 2 QUALITY Hampshire FREE OUTHOUSE, you pick up Dagmar, 537-2741. 33 Born on July 10, 1991, breeding Rams & 1 ewe DOB. Call 537-4825 or 224-5072.32 Please call for details HOUSE ON acreage, lovely WANTED - TO rent for April, weighing 8 lbs., 5 oz. Thanks to Jan. 1991. Call 537-5807 32 PATRICK AKERMAN views, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, May and June (spring 1992) Dr. Jan McPhail, Dr. Wren and bus. 537-9977 wood stove, garage, electric Dr. Hildebrand 32 2 BRED HEREFORD cows with WANTED 385 res. 653-4352 heat. N/S. $800 per month. two bedroom house or mobile calves at foot. Sweetwater Farm Call 537-4156. 32 in good condition and furnished 74 MINI. DOESN'T look too bad, 537-2119. 31 WANTED: old painted "Porch for two adult non-smokers, second gear can be a problem HOUSE FOR RENT Sept 1 - May furniture" — tongue & grove until our house is built. Mid Rusty rockers, $299. Battery 16 yr old MORGAN quarter- 31 st, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, $700 cupboards, benches, stools, pie RENTALS island, near Ganges. Call Gary not included. 31 horse, 1 6.2 hh. Good natured safes, tool chests, trunks, cast per month. Fully furnished, or Phyllis Greico - 537-2086 and gentle. An ideal family trail iron beds. etc. Cash paid. 537- quiet neighbourhood, on (for a reference). 33 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, horse. $800 incl tack. Call 539- 4897 eves. 31 waterfront, N/S, pets outside runs well, $500. Call 653- 3128. 3i APT./SUITES 500 only please Call 537-9864 WANTED ACCOMMODATIONS 9448. 3i_ MACINTOSH PLUS computer 32 from September to June for FREE KITTENS, beautiful to buy or lease; tables chairs, myself and teenage son. Prefer COSY LOG house for lease, intelligent,part Siamese, all UPPER SELF-contained unit in HOUSE FOR RENT July 29 - chest of drawers. Please call Salt Spring or Sidney, furnished, private, quiet, close females. One pure-white, one 2 unit chalet style cottage, Aug 3. Fully furnished, 2 537 1115 or 653-4439. 31 reasonable rent. Call 539- to Ganges. S700 per month. 1- cream, two striped markings, magnificent views from this bedroom, 1 bath, near ferry, 3170. 32 493-9104 or 1-494-8328 two pure-b'nck. Born on full PAIR OF water skis. 537-5520. waterfront location over store and pub. No smoking or (Penticton). 3j_ moonl Call 587-4443 or 537- looking Cusheon Creek and the pets please Call 537-9864 NEEDED 2 or 3 bedroom HOME FOR rent, unique 3 BR 2116. 32 islands Single adults preferred 32^ house in or near Ganges for $525 per month, utilities extra. September 30th Long term plus studio on private acre, PASTURE and 2 stalls available FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM and loft, pastoral 410 Available Aug 16th. Call 876- lease preferred, references furnished, 5 appliances, air for boarding horses. Call 537- view, long term, fireplace, 4419 or 872-1800. 32 available. Jackie or Mickey tight, garage. N.S., references 2717. 32 $750 per mo., available mid 669-3470 in Vancouver. 32 required. Sept. to June. $775 REAL ESTATE ROOM with cooking and August. Call Peter 537-4529. per month 537-2346 31 laundry facilities. Rent Saltspring Property Manage­ RETIRED COUPLE seek IAMS negotiable in exchange for ment. t,n FOXGLOVE FARM and Garden SHOP POSH hops OPSH. No housesitting or rental part-time child care for 6 & 7 accommodation with sea view, Supply Limited will close at it's actually a PSOH Aug. 1- year old boys. Call 537-2717. 3 BEDROOM Cape Cod, ocean 3:00 pm, Saturday, Aug. 3rd. PREMIUM 2nd. Private sale open house. view, 2 baths, fireplace, for November-December. Box 32 725 Tisdale, Sask., SOE 1T0. Also closed Monday, Aug. 5th. PET FOOD 10 am-2 pm. 3 bedroom on 3 garden, fruit trees, long term, 31 $775 per month. Call Peter Tel:306-873-5427. 32 FOR CATS acres. 1 mile west on Rainbow THIS SPACE AND Rd , across from Pallow Way 537-4529 Salt Spring Property FOR SALE: New and used RESERVED FOR PROFESSIONAL couple on 1 quality furniture, appliances, DOGS near Hydro lines John, 987- YOUR AD. Management. tfn year sabbatical, non smoking, NEW LAMB/RICE FORMULA 3526. 537-4990. May also be TVs and stereos at Unclaimed LOG, 3 bedroom family get­ looking for quiet secluded FREE SAMPLES Freight, Upper Ganges Centre, for rent. 31 GROUND FLOOR office in quiet, away on private acre. Close to house to rent or caretake. 2Mon-Fri 9am-4pm Hidden Court, 537-9744, 1 IvCfl -7 U,-, mnUA Knmn sunny, downtown Gano.es lake, tennis nonl nnlf mnvins Startina October. Local PageA30 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wadnwdsy, July 31. 1991

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DOWN THE YEARS A MODEL Driftwood BUSINESS- Thirty Years Ago was not hurt in the incident. for a play and sports area for children. having such a plan. • The Galiano Centennial Com­ Mrs. Drummond took part in the mittee asked that the landing place ceremony, which was followed by Ten Years Ago • The executive of the Salt Spring for the voyageurs — a provincial entertainment that included an Indian • A light plane broke apart after Island Chamber of Commerce met 1966 centennial celebration event — dance team and an appearance by the smashing into trees on Pender Island. with the Hon. Earle C. Westwood and be changed to Montague Marine Park May Queen and her princess. One passenger received severe cuts Ron Worley, representative of the from Sturdies Bay. At least 100 to her left arm and the other two B.C. Toll Ferry Authority, to discuss canoeists, dressed as historic passengers escaped with minor the new ferry service for the Gulf voyageurs, were on their way from Fifteen Years Ago scratches. The airplane, a Cessna 172 Islands. However, neither visitor Fort St. James in Northern B.C., owned by the Peace Arch Flying CARS could answer questions about fre­ down the Stuart and Fraser rivers and Club of Langley, was cut in half just From Formula I to Indy, quency of service, cost to users or across the Straight of Georgia to Vic­ • Salt Spring Islanders were told street racers to family that positive government action on below the fuselage and declared a whether new boats would be added. toria. complete write-off. The plane's sedans, our huge selection is the proposal to install an experimen­ sure to please. Such quality • Real estate ad: Special this week, The Galiano stop was on their value was estimated at $20,000. a lovely waterfront home on four tal sewer system on the island was brands as Monogram, route and the locals were concerned • The Salt Spring Island Chamber Revell, AMT, Tamiya, acres of park-like woodland. Over expected by by the end of July or about toilet facilities. of Commerce found a new home on Airfix and Fujimi. Die cast 400 feet of waterfront with nice August that year. Capital Regional "We discovered Bellhouse Park is Lower Ganges Road in downtown cars also available. beach. Full price $14,000. District director George Heinckey on solid rock and you can't dig big said in a letter to the department of Ganges. The new office was located • A bam dance social evening was holes to put under the biffs ..." municipal affairs that the sewer sys­ in the premises vacated by the real held on the Parson's Estate on Scott tem was a major problem in the Gan­ estate firm of Miller and Toynbee Road to celebrate the paving of one- ges area. next to the Kanaka Place Restaurant. eighth of a mile of Scott Road. Music Twenty Years Ago for the event was provided by the • Fire Chief Kelly Hanke issued a Included in the new chamber of­ Dick's T.V. combination of • Outer Gulf Islands residents warning to Salt Spring Island resi­ fice were business and tourist infor­ gramophone and loudspeaker. were assured by Harry Lane of B.C. dents about storing gasoline on mation centres, as well as P.S. Making the dance unique was the fact Tel that they did not have to use long private property. Some people were Secretarial Services. it was actually held in a bam. distance to call between the islands. buying gasoline on Vancouver Island Salt Spring Island subscribers to the at 79 cents a gallon, somewhat lower AIRCRAFT phone service, however, were re­ than the 87 cents charged on Salt Five Years Ago Stocking hundreds of quired to pay the toll to call the Outer Spring. • A program to upgrade Lady famous and lesser known Twenty-Five Years Minto Hospital was approved by the aircraft from the Sopwith Gulf Islands. The fire chief said special permits Camel to the ultra-modern Ago • Drummond Park at the head of were needed to store gasoline on- Capital Regional District board. YF-22 & YF-23. We offer property. ' Renovations included kitchen im­ • A Salt Spring Island youth was Fulford Harbour was opened with an kits from many provements and the remodelling of manufacturers including rescued from the waters off Vesuvius appropriate ceremony. The park was • Saturna Island's community both a recovery room and an emer­ Hasegawa. Monogram, Bay by the Vesuvius Queen ferry. donated to the Salt Spring Island plan was approved by the executive council,said Hugh Curtis, minister of gency room nursing station. Italeri. Matchbox, Fujimi, Hunter Gordon of Ganges was sail­ community by Captain L.D.B. Revell, Airfix, Glencoe and ing a 12-foot boat which capsized. He Drummond, shortly before his death, municipal affairs and MLA for Upgrading included the ventila­ many more. We also carry Saanich-Islands. The community tion system in the extended care unit detailing sets, reference plan was established as a basis for and the provision of air conditioning books and decals. zoning and subdividing bylaws. in the operating room. Costs of the PROVINCIAL ROUND-UP Saturna joined Salt Spring, renovations and upgrading was not to * *prf^ys||gpi by Hubert Beyer Galiano, and South Pender Islands in exceed $257,281.

lishments to post signs warning preg­ MELCOUVELIEFLMLA Major gas sale nant women about the dangers of SAANICH AND THE ISLANDS A major natural gas sale to alcohol to their unborn children. Collect calls accepted California, worth more than $1.6 bil­ "I heartily endorse Richmond lion over a 13-year contract period, council's forward-looking and posi­ 656-6232 MILITARY was approved last week by the B.C. tive approach in creating a healthy from the versatile Sherman public policy initiative that is the first SAANICH & THE ISLANDS CONSTITUENCY OFFICE government. 2338 Beacon Ave . Sidney. B C V8L 1X3 tank to the topical BMP-I. Energy minister of its type to be implemented in OFFICE HOURS 8 30-4 30 Monday-Friday we offer a wide range of called the sale "a milestone for B.C.'s British Columbia," Strachan said. military kits. Tamiya, Foetal alcohol syndrome affects Dragon, MP, Italeri, On natural gas industry and for the whole The Mark, AMT, Academy, economy of B.C.'s northeast region." children in three main ways, includ­ Fujimi and Hasegawa are The sale, the minister added, was ing poor pre-natal or post-natal among the brands we stock. the first step in developing the growth, facial problems, involving We also carry figures and longterm California market for B.C. the eyes, the mid-face, upper jaw and accessories. natural gas. New well drilling, in­ upper lip, and central nervous system vestment and jobs, he said, will un­ problems. derpin the regional economy of the "I urge any woman who is preg­ northeast into the next century. nant and concerned about her drink­ ing habits to contact her family doctor, local health unit, pregnancy Bearish on berries outreach program to learn more Unseasonably cool weather has about the community services that delivered a blow to the B.C. blueber­ may be available to help," the mini­ ry industry. Development Minister ster added. Howard Dirks said last week that the SHIPS & OTHERS berries just haven't been ripening and Oakalla closed Internationally recognized for Cutty Sark, Bismark, newly-developed markets in the U.K. Oakalla, British Columbia's fine houses. Titanic, Bounty, Nimitz and are threatening to dry up. We have developed a regional Bluenose—a few of the ship oldest and most infamous prison, has BLUE SKY WEST approach to building design, kits we offer. From the age Dirks said B.C. House in London been formally closed in a ceremony D • E • S • I • G • N sensitive to the environment of sail to the age of nuclear has assisted the B.C. Blueberry Co­ and the dreams of our clients. held by the B.C. government. The We are currently involved in power, we stock kits from op Association in lining up potential 77-year-old facility has been WEST VANCOUVER 921-8646 irojects throughout the Gulf Monogram, Lindberg, sales estimated at more than replaced by two pre-trial centres, the Fstands, Vancouver Island. Tamiya, Dragon, Revell, HORNBY ISLAND 335-2703 Whistler and the Lower Heller, Hasegawa and more. $400,000 but the weather didn't Burnaby Women's Correctional Mainland. We would be cooperate. pleased to work with you. Also, see our selection of Centre and the Fraser Valley BO HELLIWELL . KIM SMITH STAR TREK kits. "We've already lost markets for Regional Correctional Centre in the early berries," he said. Maple Ridge. EVERYTHING New seed orchard Mill expansion FOR THE MODEL A new Forest Service seed or­ ENTHUSIAST! Forest Minister Claude Rich­ chard at Bowser on Vancouver Island mond last week announced the ex­ will produce enough superior-quality Enamel & acrylic paints, Decorate With Flair... books, decals, glues, pansion of Errington Cedar Products, Douglas fir seed for 5.6 million trees accessories, and a Special near Parksville, as part of a proposal a year by the time it reaches full Order Service for those for a timber sale under the Small operation in 1998, Forest Minister hard-to-find items. Business Forest Enterprise Program. announced last Drop in and see our selection of the best in Errington Cedar Products is a week. designer Fabrics and Wallcoverings by joint venture between Meeker Lum­ ber of Mission and Grafton In­ Recovery-bound dustries, located in Errington, near British Columbia's economy ap­ Parksville. pears to have rebounded during the The seven-year licence authorizes first half of 1991, according to the Sanderson WAVEKLY the company to harvest about province's latest monthly report. 116,000 cubic metres of timber in the Shipments of selected manufac­ SCHUMACHER Port McNeill forest district. The mill tured products in B.C. topped $1.9 expansion will result in the doubling billion in April, a 9.4 per cent in­ 2471 Beacon Ave. of the work force from 14 to 30 crease from January. Production of Sidney, B.C. employees. sawn lumber rose for the fourth con­ JSlAlWEIv|)RAPERY secutive month in April to nearly 2.8 656-4748 million cubic metres from 2.62 mil­ At Grace Point Square Leading-edge bylaw lion in March. And housing starts in OPEN 7 DAYS The city of Richmond has passed communities with a population of 537-5837 A WEEK PageA32 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, July 31. 1991 NRS SALT SPRING REALTY LTD. Ganges Fuiford Harbour 149 Fuiford Ganges Road 111 Morningside Road P.O. Bov o°, Ganges B.C. S OS IFO Fuiford Harbour, B.C. V5S 1EQ Telephone: (654) 537-5515 Telephone: (604) 653-9555 Victoria Direct: 456-5554 Vancouver Direct: 278-5595 Fax: (654) 537-5797

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