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E Davidson FERRY TRAVELLERS WERE ASKED ABOUT B.C. FERRY TICKETING. SEE PAGE A6 ord, BC i./9; ±M:3 LEAP YEAR SALE OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND IN Driftwood THIS ISSUE. CHECK FOR ADS THROUGHOUT. VOL. 33, NO. 8 60 CENTS GANGES, BRITISH COLUMBIA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1992 On the Disposal site upsets neighbour A Brinkworthy Place disposal has upset neighbour Christine thesitelastsummer"anditstunkso then. It just made me really angry." site containing roofing cement, in- Craig. bad you couldn't even go outside, "Even in my wildest days I INSIDE secticide, and solvent containers Craig said burning occurred at But I didn't bother to say anything wouldn't throw that out," she said, pointing to a camping fuel con­ tainer. Islanders gave input into traffic pattern changes By IAN NOBLE proposed for Ganges. Driftwood Staff Writer Page A8 Burning pesticide containers is not legal, said provincial environ­ ment ministry protection tech­ nician Margaret Henigman. "I can tell you without a doubt, categorically, that is not an accept­ able method of disposing of insec­ ticide or pesticide material." Patrick Lee, who is a sales rep­ resentative for Brinkworthy Place and is caretaking Brinkworthy while manager Jock Volkommer is away, said material at the site is left over from building homes. "There are no pesticides or her­ bicides used on the property to my knowledge, unless some of the resi­ dents have dumped their own vited to attend a Think- things up there," he said. "I'm not saying there wasn't Day tea this Friday. some plastics or bits of insulation Page A19 that might have been in the pile," he added. have reached "That is where we bum all our scrap lumber and what is left over tnei -raising half from building the houses." wav PageA13 Paint cans are stored at the site but not burned there and a garbage dumpster is located at Brinkworthy W Mj..^ for residents to use, he said. Gar­ bage is then taken by Norm Twa's garbage service. Owners of the property — Nor­ man Mouat, Joachim Volkommer and Rodney Pringle — were not available for comment.

DISPOSAL A2 a**Srw WHO LEFT THIS HERE? Salt Spring Elementary School student Cannin Osborne wonders about the liquid in this container found at a site where Brinkworthy burns building materials. Rezoning Environment ministry officials have said they will come to investigate the site, omwood photo by ian NOUS nixed Hundreds celebrate at blast byAPC Archives will provide a A recommendation that home for treasures in­ Salt Spring's new Youth Centre children, teenagers and adults of all one photo description which read: Norm Twa's application to cluding old newspapers. received a massive injection of en­ ages and walks of life, "all interact­ "Every board has a mystery under­ rezone his property should not thusiasm for its "blast off Satur­ ing and all having fun." neath." go ahead was made by the Ad­ Page Bl day opening. GISS students Irene Lam, Potential Youth Centre logos visory Planning Commission Hundreds of teens, adults and Heather Denton and Robin Clarke, were invited on one mural sheet, (APC) Thursday. children visited the site behind the some of the centre's early initiators, miscellaneous messages, thank- Twa had asked for the Community Centre February 15 collectively cut the official ribbon. yous and volunteer offers were rezoning so he could legally set enjoying live music, good food, People streamed in and out of written on another. up a transfer station on the site. INDEX socializing and watching or par­ People could enter the name the APC chairman Eric Alder- ticipating in a whirlwind of ac­ Youth Centre contest or peruse the son said the decision was not Artseen A17 tivities. "wish list" of items still needed by an easy or unanimous one. Those who voted against the the centre. Arts, Entertainment A 16,17 Contest open to find rezoning did so because they The Community Centre's park­ Capital Comment.. ,A6 ByGAILSJUBERG name for island's new did not want to set a precedent Classifieds A20 Driftwood Staff Writer ing lot became a roller blade rink allowing an industrial use in a and the dunk tank arena. Coming Events A18 youth centre watershed where the water is Youth Centre coordinator Kath­ Dunk tank fans flung their first used for drinking. Community All leen Towne said she thought the shots at schools superintendent "The whole watershed prin­ Down the Years B4 opening party was "terrific." the refurbished building and Mike Marshall, who was a ciple is you don't put industry Editorials A4 Adult volunteer Connie Maj- throughout the grounds until about courageous-looking good sport on in a watershed and they didn't Letters AS cher was impressed with the num­ 7 p.m. when Jordan-Knox said the prisoner's platform. want to break that rule," he crowds began to dissipate. Constable Chris Bomford had said. Newsbeat A2 bers who showed up to see the Inside the centre a photo essay been scheduled first for the dunk Salt Spring Island Trust Outer Gulf Islands B2,3,5 centre and wish it well. "Delighted with the turnout would just say it described the renovation process tank but reportedly "called in sick." Committee will meet February Provincial Round-up Bll 25 in Grace Point conference all." which saw volunteers find ample Constable Pat Wilkinson made Real Estate „ Bl-12 rot and restore almost every aspect RCMP representation splashing room at 1 p.m. to decide Community Society executive whether or not to proceed with Sports „ A19217 director Barbara Jordan-Knox said of the site. Serena Vaillancourt, a water at throwers and suitably Paga A2 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday. February 19, 1992

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From Page Al "whatever they want," said Wagg. more to take garbage to Hartland At other times no permit is re­ Landfill. "I anticipate you'll notice HAVE A HEART The burning site is located in quired. more of an impact as time goes on." Gulf Islanders are jumping, bowling, playing bush near the end of Norton Road. Trudeau said all violations of Craig said she was walking the Waste Management Act have Standing beside the burning trivia and selling flowers to raise money for through the area and saw the burn­ fines attached to them "but there site, nine-year-old Carmin Osborne the B. C. Heart & Stroke Foundation. ing pile. "Itjust blew me away that has to be information good enough said "it is sort of weird to have a big Scotty Wild is the local coordinator this could happen." to take to court." pile. I don't know why they have a and would love more help. She said she didn't tell anyone He said people will probably dump here. I'm wondering if they at the time because "I basically start burning more because it costs are ever going to clean it up." Go ahead. keep my mouth shut and mind my It's good for your heart to give. own business." Provincial environment minis­ Dr. Ellen Guttormson & Dr. Shaunne O'Brien try waste management technician would like to announce the opening of Dennis Trudeau said residential developments are allowed to bum extra building material as long as it if$ BEACON is not noxious. "This is the first complaint we lAT HOSPITAL have received." 9711 5th St., Sid ney 656-5568 An investigation will be carried OFFERING FULL HOSPITAL FACILITIES HIGHS: 12 C (normal 8) LOWS: 4 C (normal 1) out before the ministry proceeds, FOR CATS ONLY PRECIPITATION: 40% chance of rain Wednesday, he said. "I'm not sure exactly what Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 8:30-5:30 is happening." 100%. Thursday, 100%. Friday and 90% Saturday. Thurs. 8:30-7:30 Sat. 8:30-4:30 Because people have not OUTLOOK: Wednesday clouds with a chance of noticed a smell or birds it "sounds showers; Thursday & Friday periods of rain; Saturday like material stored, dumped, or periods of rain. whatever is not something to be concerned about at this time," he said. Get those screens done Islands Trust bylaw enforce­ ment officer Larry Olafson said before you are bugged. -of note- regulations governing burning on private property are not covered under Salt Spring zoning bylaws. Feb. 19 - Community Planning Assoc, annual meeting. MON.-FRI. Salt Spring fire chief Les Wagg 8:00-4:30 Feb. 25 - Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Meeting. said backyard burning "is a touchy Bruce one. Burning plastics and that sort or Roy of thing is an on-going problem." "The problem is there is no law Free LUNAR CYCLE: for February 1992 against it," he said, adding the 222 Musgrave Rd. FAX 653-4100 Estimates • Capital Regional District (CRD) ISLANDERS SERVING ISLANDERS SINCE 1976 a o D has to create a bylaw. Between April 15 and October Feb. 3 Feb. 11 Feb.18 Feb.25 15 people wanting to bum waste need a permit and they can bum -lottery numbers- Community IturriU Bros. DRAW DATE NUMBERS Carpets Lotto 6/49 Feb. 15,1992 09-15-22-38-41-45 B33 tourism plan Feb. 12, 1992 03-16-18-21-25-48 B30 INVITES ISLANDERS TO VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE Extra Feb. 15. 1992 45-59-89-94 in the works Feb. 12. 1992 09-22-87-89 An intensive tourism workshop VANCOUVER HOME SHOW held on Salt Spring last week will (on now until February 23rd) BC/49 Feb. 15, 1992 05-20-22-32-45-47 B19 lead to a community tourism plan. Feb. 12, 1992 03-05-13-23-30-41 B45 and Chamber of Commerce presi­ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BC Keno Feb. 16. 1992 05-20 .24-28-3840-51-55 dent Sherry Irwin said the 10-hour Feb. 15, 1992 03-06-08-19-22-32-51-53 February 9 and 10 meeting of 35 HOME SHOW 92 SALE Feb. 14. 1992 06-10 33-35-394549-50 participants was "very successful" on now until March 31st in Feb. 13. 1992 06-10 21-27-294348-53 and a number of topics were ex­ Feb. 12, 1992 17-21 23-2644-51-53-54 plored. our Salt Spring Store Feb. 11. 1992 01-05 15-18-2642-54-56 Feb. 10. 1992 03-13 21-27-38414243 The group has agreed to work on creating a unified tourism plan for Burritt Bros. ARLENE DASHWOOD FAMH Y RFPRSSENTATtVE the island. SINCE FOR THF. GUIT ISLANDS A second meeting has been set Carpets 1907 for February 23. CANCES VILLACE MARKET CENTRE 537-5583 Individuals attending the Cham­ Vancouver * Victoria * North Vancouver * Salt Spring ber of Commerce and tourism min­ THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL: istry- sponsored event represented We've just purchased a tractor/trailer of tourism and other businesses, ^llllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllilllilllllllll HUH new Husqvarna model 51 & 61 chainsaws.. government agencies and com­ Here's your chance to save big $ munity groups. WHILE STOCK LASTS! Further discussion about the JONATHAN L. OLDROYD plan and future tourism directions Barrister & Solicitor for Salt Spring will be made public Notary Public TIDE TABLES AT FULFORD HARBOUR after the February 23 meeting, said red in feel Pacific Standard Ti ne - measi Irwin. General Legal Practice FEB. 19 0600 11.0 23 0145 7.3 "Above the Pharmasave" WE 1145 6.2 SU 0745 11.0 Saanich North and P.O. Box 430, Ganges, B.C. 1725 9.8 1505 3.6 The Islands V0S 1E0 2330 3.6 2235 9.3 Constituency TEL: FAX: 20 0625 11.1 24 0240 8.3 TH 1230 5.2 MO 0815 10.7 537-2752 537-4531 1835 9.5 1605 3.5 CLIVE TANNER MIA

Residents of the Constituency are 21 0015 4.9 25 0025 9.6 invited to visit or call their new office 0355 9.1 FR 0650 11.1 TU at 1320 4.5 0845 10.3 #11 - 9843 Second Street 1945 9.3 1705 3.4 (Marina Court, behind The 22 0055 6.1 26 0200 10.0 Landmark) SA 0720 11.1 WE 0545 9.5 Sidney, B.C. V8L 3C7 1415 3.9 0915 9.9 Telephone: 656-0488 2105 9.2 1810 3.4 Fax: 655-4906 HARBOURS END MARINE & EQUIPMENT Open Monday 11am - 4pm LAW OFFICE Wednesday, February 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A3

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BLAST YOUR MAC® CAN bE A CAsh RtqisTER From Page Al water at throwers and suitably AN INVENTORY CIERIC clothed in a wet suit. Salt Spring Elementary School A BookkEEpER students formed a long line-up when hearing their principal Glenn Woodley was next up for sinking. "A principal can never be too wet," urged dunk tank ticket seller Kath­ ShopKeeper leen Horsdal. Saanich North and the Islands Triixii Drum. MLA Clive Tanner also visited the 911 BEAVER POINT ROACI centre. ! .ttniccjttons 655-4720 Another popular activity coor­ dinated by youth worker Jack Rosen and Parks and Recreation Commission program coordinator Ross Huff was the combination Burma bridge and zip-line. First 1/2 hr. consultation free Audiences watched in amazement as young people tested their balance walking along a rope to a group of trees, climbed onto a plat­ McKIMM & LOTT form and then hooked themselves BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS onto the zip-line, flyingdow n to the ground again and into bushes. ' Divorce & Family Law • Wills & Estates Grade 7 students Cal Mills, • Personal Injury Claims • Real Estate & Mortgages • Criminal Law • Corporate & Commercial Becky Bazzard, Chris Davies and Law Brianna Prosk told Driftwood they liked what they saw on Saturday. "I think it will be cool," said GANGES CENTRE BLDG. Telephone 537-9951 Prosk. "Because there was nothing (Above the Post Office) for us to do," added Bazzard. The centre will be open from Open 9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday 230 to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, 3:30 to 11 p.m. on Saturday and from 1:30 to 9 p.m. on Sun­ days. Tonight (Wednesday) is j games night at the centre and

Driftwood photo by Gait Sfuberg Monty Python videos will be shown this Friday night. Music and Go Propane ON THE ROPES: Girl ventures along the Burma bridge over dancing takes place on Saturday crowds engaged in a myriad of activities at the Youth Centre night. Island teens are encouraged opening on Saturday. More centre photos next week. tttttSI to drop into the centre during any opening hours. Waterworks drops expropriation Ganges Auto Marine Fulford Waterworks District piece of property owned by Pam decided to abandon the expropria­ introduces voted last Tuesday night to not and John Ellacott where FWD tion option. proceed with expropriation of placed its waterline in 1990, believ­ Robertson said terms of a new ICG PROPANE property in Weston Lake. A water- ing it to be on Crown land. FWD water licence would probab­ FUELING CENTRE line was incorrectly situated on the FWD chairman Donald ly not have allowed the expropria­ property when it was installed. Robertson told Driftwood last tion to take place as initially for propane cylinders & vehicles. District members had decided at Thursday members attending the thought a previous meeting to expropriate a February 11 meeting unanimously "It was questionable if we had Ask about ICG's Blue Card the authority to do what we wanted," he said. "It appears we "•''"'" • •' ' ---- Trust upsets Galianoite may not have the right to ex­ Convert your vehicle to ICG PROPANE and save up Discontent with Islands Trust actions has caused Galiano resident propriate that particular project." to 35% on your monthly fuel bill. and Bodega Resort owner Stephen Ocsko to buy a Driftwood advertise­ "You don't start a lawsuit if ment expressing his opinion. you're not sure you're going to GANGES AUTO MARINE Ocsko told the Driftwood he was making "a general statement" win," he added. about the Trust and a perceived "drawbridge mentality" that tries to Pam Ellacott said she and John Your complete vehicle repair shop stop people from living on the Gulf Islands. "are quite pleased they are finally Come in and see Jack and the boys... doing that." The Ellacotts had However, he said he was especially critical of how MacMillan asked for removal of the encroach­ we 're here to serve you! Bloedel was dealt with as a large landowner during the forest bylaw ing waterline and filed a writ for 537-9221 process. property trespass against the FWD. Mon.-Fri. 8 am-5 pm 290 Park Drive, Ganges "They took a very prejudiced approach and a biased approach," he Robertson said that action said, based on the fact MB was a large landowner. would have to be discontinued. "You have to respect a landowner, no matter how big or small he is," said Ocsko. He said trustees should be trying to get the best deal for their com­ munities in situations like the MB land sales on Galiano and Salt Spring. UGHTeTWEIGHT HOOF! He said he did not encourage a "flood" of people to the islands but STEEL ROOFING TILES that it was "selfish" to expect people to not want to live there. "We have to share something," he said. Galiano trustee Diane Cragg said she was unable to comment on Ocsko's statements because MB was pursuing the forestry bylaw issue in court. Cragg said property owned by Ocsko was the subject of proposed bylaws to be heard at a public hearing February 28.

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WE ASKED YOU at the Long Harbour Ferry terminal What do you think about the new B.G Ferries ticketing procedures for Salt Spring Island?

SALT SPRING SAYS:

Rick Dodds Petrina Bobsien Chad Little Cathy Coe Shawn Culham I work between islands and if I go To be honest this is the first time They should have to start It's really lousy. That is why I I'm a Vancouver resident over through Swartz Bay rather than we tried. It doesn't make any selling through fares on the am going this way. They need to here helping my mother at her .,,..,..,., Hirpctlv here. I have to sense. Gulf Islands. Otherwise I get try and figure a better system flower store. It doesn't really affect or have a ticketing system for me. Wednesday. February 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A5

LETTERS SECTION Driftwood time an election occurs there moment two mills are under inves­ peanuts". Multiply this by the num­ On January 18, the Community ber of mills on the Gulf of Georgia Phone numbers, Centre sponsored two workshops should be a fresh batch of people tigation). elected. Incumbents usually be­ b) Public access to site specific (13) and you have the daily rate of called "Parents and Teens output. In 1995, the rate moves to please Dialogue on Alcohol and Other come stale and complacent and information and other health they are not likely to be creative aspects of chemical use in pulp 1.5 per ton and to zero by the year From the Editor Drug Concerns." A total of four 2000. (Incentives are urged to en­ parents attended the session. and think up new ideas all the time. mills. We would like to remind our It is in dictatorships that elected c) The need for mills to pay for courage mills to clean up faster.) For 10-14 year olds, one person many letter writers that an address persons remain in office all their clean-up prior to closing down and It would be helpful if a Gulf and telephone number must be in­ (who actually attended as a school lives. Democracy means renewal moving on. Island resident with technical ex­ cluded with letters to the editor so counsellor) attended the session for and change. Let's not be misled by d) The need for government to pertise could volunteer to attend we can verify they are being sent 15-18 year olds. those who want to stay in power use unbleached, recycled paper and these meetings and help monitor from the person named as the An optimist would say: "How forever and who do not want to let lower paper brightness standards, the Crofton mill operation. West writer. This procedure ensures lucky we are on Salt Spring Island new people in. while still meeting minimum con­ Coast Environmental Law would credibility for both the newspaper not to have concerns about alcohol sumer needs. appreciate donations to assist with and young people." LENA VARZELIOTIS, this campaign. and writer. Currently we have two Ganges Although new restrictions will letters on file, awaiting publica­ A pessimist would say: "Parents mean mills can produce 2.5 Cashore thanked the coalition tion, for which we do not have an on Salt Spring are unaware of what kilograms per ton of pulp per day for its ongoing work and support. address or telephone number. If their children do, don't care what Maps clear of organochlorines, retired chemist you have not seen your letter their children do, have given up on SUE HISCOCKS, To the Editor, Peter Pentz translates that to 2.5 printed, please call to check if the what their children do, orexpectthe tonnes per day "which is not Fulford Harbour school system and social service Congratulations have to be two requirements were omitted given to the planner from Islands from your submission. agencies to handle the problem of educating young people alone." Trust and his staff for the excep­ We also remind letter writers tional communication with the Now Accepting New that because of the volume of letters In which camp do you fall? LARRY FIELD, public January 23 and 24 when Listings! we receive, there is a two to three- residents of Salt Spring Island were Parent and teacher, week delay for publication at the given the opportunity to have a Ganges Knowledge, Experience, moment. look at maps displayed in the Integrity & Success Keep those letters coming and United Church basement explain­ keep tliem as succinct as possible to Not ordinary ing the alternate route study. at Your Service allow as many diverse views as The maps were a production of possible to be published each week. To the Editor, artistic work for clear drafting from ARVID CHALMERS PEMBERTON HOLMES In reporting the constitutional at 537-5568 or 537-2182 (GULF ISLANDS! LTD. every object on roads. Very often "Your Community Realtor" crisis which constantly seem to planning maps for the ordinary Multiple Listing Service Which camp? threaten the future of Canada, the GOID.SILVER AWARD WINNER Box 929, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO residents are impossible to under­ m media refers, more and more often, stand. If all planning maps and in­ To the Editor, to "ordinary Canadians" to distin­ You may find either great com­ formation were so clearly guish us from our elected repre­ understandable as these display fort in, or be totally depressed by, sentatives and their appointed the following information. maps, then the Agricultural Land The Island trustees and their constitutional experts. Commission could have avoided A B.C. Medical Association The term "ordinary" has a con­ survey (1988) of 1,600 schools in sending 1980 maps and informa­ Planning Committees tend to be notation of commonplace, unex­ tion to the office from the Minister B.C. indicated that the following ceptional and rather unimportant number of students used alcohol of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. and I resent being categorized as a Those 12-year-old maps were used within the past 12 months: 55 per­ commonplace, unexceptional PREJUDICED cent in Grade Eight, 78.6 per cent to make a decision on a leave to Canadian. Most "ordinary" appeal for rezoningth e property in in Grade 10, 86 per cent in Grade Canadians have fought and worked 12 1992. This is unfair to the to help make Canada the country of minister's staff and the property The average age to start using which we are all proud, and we owners on Salt Spring Island. alcohol (and marijuana) is 11-12 deserve to share the credit. It is wrong to make decisions in years. Moreover, many "ordinary a growing area like Salt Spring Is­ There are many more statistics Canadians" understand Canada as land on 12-year-old documents. concerning the countless alcohol well as do our elected repre­ related accidental deaths (auto, sentatives who seem to have How many residents from Salt toward the rights of some violent crime, etc), family and decided that they are somehow ex­ Spring Island have the notion that relationship breakups, personal traordinary and special citizens our two elected trustees have to be individual properties and towards tragedies, (loss of jobs and career, separate from "ordinary superhuman personalities? In the damage to health, early death from Canadians". I regret the polariza­ Trust Council, the 24 other trustees, some of the individual rights of cancer and heart attack, violence tion as undemocratic and elected from 12 other islands, have against women, etc), and learning dangerous. This is our Canada and the same population together as the property owners. disabilities (from fetal alcohol we are all fellow Canadians, or that Salt Spring island alone. syndrome). is the way it used to be. These situations are very unfair If human tragedy doesn't make for the two elected Salt Spring Is­ BRUCE KIRWIN, land trustees and the residents of the point here, then consider the Ganges millions of dollars spent on medical Salt Spring. care and research on alcohol-re­ A.J.BUITENWERF, S.Z. Ocsko lated illness. Or the millions of in­ Celebrate change Ganges surance dollars that go to pay for February 5, 1992 alcohol-related accidents. To the Editor, Mill issues Galiano, B.C. But back to the first statistic. This is my response to an item There are more than 250 young titled "Islanders All MLA's mail­ To the Editor, adolescents between the ages of 13- box," in the January 29 issue of At a recent meeting of repre­ 16 on Salt Spring Island. Using the Driftwood. sentatives from the Pulp Pollution B.C. statistic, somewhere around In it, Clive Tanner "expresses Campaign, West Coast Environ­ 150 of these young people will use his dismay that the media played up mental Law Association and John alcohol over the next year. There the fact that of the 17 Liberals Cashore, provincial environment are no doubt more statistics that elected, only two have previous minister, several issues were suggest how many of these will go legislative experience." raised: on to suffer personal problems or A substantial changeover in a) The need for monthly com­ tragedy later (or sooner) in life be­ MLAs should be a valid reason to puterized compliance reports on cause of it. celebrate. In a democracy, every each of the mill's operations (at the

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OPINION

November 29, 1991, expressing department will continue consult­ Questions and your disapproval regarding postal ations with the association and con­ rate increases for small community sider measures which might assist answers newspapers. I am pleased to pro­ these publications beyond March vide the following information. 1992. To the Editor, On November 4,1 met with the Thank you for having taken the This is an open letter to the time to share your views on this ** Honourable Brian Mulroney, president of the Canadian Com­ Prime Minister of Canada and filed munity Newspapers Association, matter. UBERT BEYER with this newspaper for publica­ Mr. Jim MacNeill, to discuss the PERRIN BEATTY, tion. concerns of small community Minister of Communications, newspapers. Following this, my Ottawa. Mr. Mulroney, VICTORIA — Despite some upbeat comments from par­ I was bom in Canada, lived all ticipants in the recent first ministers' meeting on the economy, my life in Canada, and therefore I E R the event was an exercise in futility. am a Canadian. I have paid my taxes like a good Canadian and yPuromton s E Sure, watching British Columbia's NDP Premier lecture the VICTORIA C07 071Q PICK country's Tory Prime Minister on responsible Qnancial manage­ never have I asked for any "special DISPATCH ment was a sight to behold. privileges" because I am Canadian. DISPATCH wOf All? UP It also must have struck all but the most partisan of viewers However, after looking back Your message forwarded to George immediately. watching the opening statement that the three NDP premiers over the past few years, I have looked very impressive, compared to their Tory and Liberal come to the conclusion that you counterparts. could use a little average Canadian Saskatchewan's Roy Romanow, Ontario's Bob Rae and advice. To keep this letter short and B.C.'s Mike Harcourt were clearly the most credible of the lot. simple, my advice is in a question And without speaking ill of the politically dead, one couldn't and answer format. help but note, with some relief, that British Columbia was repre­ Why is unemployment out of sented by a premier whose grasp of economic reality goes control? Too much time and money beyond wanting to sell the family business. spent on taking care of so-called Aside from that, nothing was accomplished. Harcourt came refugees. A good example is the away from the conference with little or nothing. His appeal to Asian gang problems. (Drugs, Prime Minister Mulroney to lift the cap on social transfer pay­ violence). ments to the provinces went unheeded. Why work and have 30 per cent of your wages go to laxes when you can sit on UIC and pay 0.0 per cent. Failed impression This of course does not includt Harcourt's promise that British Columbia would spend the GST. entire $150 million accruing from increased transfer payments What does G.S.T. actually stand on getting British Columbians back to work evidently failed to for? Government Spending Tax. make the necessary impression on Mulroney. Why do Canadians cross the The other premiers didn't fare any better. They all had come border to shop? Because they are with tentative proposals to get the economy moving again, but able to buy Canadian products for the best they got was the promise of another first ministers' 50 per cent less than in Canada. meeting in Toronto, six or eight weeks from now. And I Does "smuggling" ring a bell? wouldn't hold my breath for that meeting to produce any better Why is the cupboard bare? results than the first one. Either look inside your own pock­ Perhaps the prime minister intends to bring about economic ets or ask your parliamentary renewal, starting with the travel sector, by making the premiers clerks. and territorial leaders and their entourage criss-cross the country Why do Canadians dislike you? every two months or so. Other, more concrete proposals fell on Why did man climb Everest? Be­ deaf ears. cause it was there. Harcourt's suggestion, for instance, to lift the ceiling on so­ Why am I going to refuset o pay cial transfers payments and use the additional $150 million on any more taxes? Because you are job training and creation programs, didn't even get a reply from there, and I am in the States buying Mulroney. Neither did the idea, proposed by all three NDP Canadian products. premiers, to spend money on upgrading Canada's infrastructure. In closing, what I am trying to say is that we should take care of Canada, as a whole, before we take Temper tight with wise care anyone else. After all, we have A tight fiscal policy is fine, but it must be tempered with to live with our decisions, oursel­ to 50% off wise spending, particularly in areas that will get people off wel­ ves, and each other. fare and unemployment rolls. GEOFF TO WNSEND, Display Advertising And speaking of tight monetary policies, Harcourt told the Ganges Deadline - Friday Feb. 21st. @ 4:00p.m. prime minister that the federal government's rigid monetary P.S. Have you ever been to Published Wednesday Feb. 26th Moosejaw? policies had a very detrimental effect on the B.C. economy. Call Damaris or Jeff at 537-9933 He pointed to a recent report by Finance Minister Glen Clark which indicated British Columbia's unemployment roll in­ Postal concerns creased by 1.1 percentage points or the equivalent of 15,000 jobs last year as a direct result of the feds' tight monetary To the Editor, policy. Following is a letter from Per- "The report also shows B.C.'s deficit for 1991-92 would be rin Beany, Minister of Com­ Gulf Islands $500 million lower were it not for current monetary policy," the munications to Frank Ogden, filed premier added. with this newspaper for publica­ Driftwood "We in B.C. agree strongly with those economic analysts tion. who conclude that, unless the Bank of Canada allows lower in­ Dear Mr. Ogden, BOX 250, GANGES, B.C. V0S 1E0 terest rates and a lower value for the Canadian dollar than have Thank you for your letter of prevailed in the last year, it will be difficult for the Canadian economy to return to anything like a healthy state anytime soon." 40% OFF B.C. premier strongest Of all the premiers, Harcourt definitely came on the KITCHEN & BATH CABINETRY SALE strongest, stating British Columbia's position just a little more forceful than his colleagues did for their provinces. But forceful or not, he came away just as empty-handed as the others. Merit Kitchens has been manufacturing One must wonder, of course, what any of the participants meticulously crafted cabinetry for 20 years. could have possibly hoped to accomplish during a one-day Your Merit Kitchens Dealer is now offering these quality cabinets meeting. Anyone who expects a roomful of politicians to find the definitive answer to the country's economic problems in a at 40% off. M.S.R.P. day needs a reality check. It takes the average person longer to So, if you are building or remodelling your kitchen, decide whether to buy a new car. make sure you visit your Merit Kitchens Dealer at: What's needed to get Canada out of its economic doldrums is a vision and leadership, neither of which the Mulroney govern­ ment have shown to possess in abundance. Having cajoled Canada into the free-trade agreement with the SALTSPRING KITCHEN CO. United States, the federal government has yet to show any back­ 331 Upper Ganges Rd. bone in dealing with the ever-increasing protectionism in the U.S., as shown in the case of Canadian imports of softwood 537-9222 lumber. Be sure to ask for details on Merit Kitchens 3 year warranty. More meetings won't reduce our unemployment figures. —* /-* U . CC 1C Wednesday, February 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Pag* A7

OPINION _—- • • • • • To the Editor, Horizons Group, but the com­ Further to February 5 View­ munity hall belongs to the people point, contributed by Elvie Hislop of Salt Spring Island. of the Old Age Pensioners Or­ View Point May I suggest that members of ganization. the community make sure to attend I have only lived on Salt Spring the upcoming meeting of Sunday, since 1970, but it is not my recol­ March 22 at 2 p.m. with a view to lection that Central Hall was empty proving the service they give to the (and Mrs. Hislop) feel better, I January 26: "We do not need the serving their hall in a more active and abandoned during my first community with improved, com­ would remind them that this is by cinema." He was undoubtedly and ongoing capacity. It's when the years here. fortable seating, Dolby sound and no means the first time the cinema speaking for or as a member of the board of directors has a majority of the large screen. They are certainly has been threatened.-.though not board of directors. But the number a self-interested group that we run the major users of the hall, and they documented. Danny Evanishen of people who crowded the hall to into trouble. By MARY WILLIAMSON In closing I suggest that any Ganges serve a larger cross-section of the told me of at least two attacks support the cinema must have told community than either the OAPO, which were previously mounted him clearly that we, the com­ apology which may be due, be the Pump-Primers or the Pentecos­ and if my memory serves me, Mr. munity, do need the cinema and made to the cinema operators I remember many lively re­ tal Assembly, who are the next Tom Holtby was concerned in Central Hall is, after all, a com­ whose prior booking of the hall on hearsals with the Newmans and most frequent users. both. munity hall. The rearend of the hall Sunday afternoon, January 26, was Salt Spring Players and a five week belongs exclusively to the New pre-empted by the OAPO. "summer season" of 10 different To make the present operators It was Mr. Holtby who said on shows which were sold out (at SI admission) and provided a sizeable fund for the reconstituted Players. We moved next door to Central Hall in 1973 and on many oc­ casions we wished it had been "empty and abandoned". Poor Margaret Cunningham put up with our complaints with an ever gra­ cious "I'm so sorry, Mr. William­ son... I will speak to them about it!" when we told her of rowdiness and very late hours kept by hall users. Then came the renovations. They asked our approval to put on a new front porch. I have a Driftwood cutting of Nov. 3, 1976 which states: "The (Central Community Hall) Society has $12,000 on hand now, with which to proceed to the renovations to the hall. Another grant of $5,000 has been promised by Branch 32 of the OAPO when the work gets under way." The same article pre­ viously referred to a grant of $11,000 from the recreation and travel branch of the provincial government and subsequent ar­ ticles refer to federal grants. A giant rummage sale raised over $2,000. It seems that the original "face-lift" was estimated at $30,000 but ul­ timately the work cost more than $50,000. (A Feb. 7, 1979 Driftwood headline reads: "Build­ ing costs at Central Hall total $75,000 to date" but this may have been an overstatement as the text reads $50,000.) Interestingly, at the annual meeting, January 15, 1979, there were not enough members to form a quorum, although the minutes and treasurer's report were passed. It is not my intention to decry the IN-STORE contribution made by the OAPO as $5,000 was a considerable sum of WALLCOVERING money in those pre-recession, pre- *Reg. book price. Patterns may inflation days. But it was only 10 vary from those shown. per cent of the lower total of $50,000. So surely 10 per cent free use of the hall would be sufficient. And indeed, during my years as rental manager, they used the hall, '- M SINGLE RC free of charge, between two and four times a month. Plus the once a year for their bazaar and tea. This is where the trouble arises. EASY CARE® The new movie screen is a different NO-WAX "SELF-STICK" VINYL proposition from the old roll-up VERNAY NO-WAX "SELF-STICK" FLOOR TILE* screen which Danny Evanishen VINYL FLOOR TILE' w efRftt^ •Heavy household used in the early days of the 40"0FF weight £FfllT s cinema. But he also installed a • 12 /; 12" w51 1/ larger screen which was difficult to SELECTED WALLCOVERING BOOKS S^» A» Reg. $1.59 I move and was severely damaged *Reg. book price Matching fabric not included. Store books only. *|n-store stock only ^4Sf»*^4WA*'ea. *ln-sfore stock only I ea. by moving on one occasion. The new proprietors have spent a huge amount of money on im- CANADA'S BEST PAINT & WALLPAPER Ml OUR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY OUR LOW PRICE GUARANTEE All products at Color Your World are sold with an If you find o comparable point or the same walloavenng unconditional guarantee of quality. If you ore not at a lower advertised price within 30 days of purchase completely satisfied with your purchase, we will replaoe with a rolid proof of purchase of our product, we'll gladly the products or grwe you a full refund This guarantee refund the difference m does not include labour for application or installation. Color Your World Sale effective February S to March 3, 1992. Not all items available at all stores. For franchise opportunities coll (416) 259-3251.

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Suitable on-island ponding parcel tax and a $15 increase in the dumps must be established within user fee. this year or Maliview Estates sewer The total operating budget in­ system could be faced with higher creased from $33,200 to $35,000 fees for disposal. "to cover increased costs for sludge John Richardson, chairman of removal to off-island locations." the Highland Water and Maliview Highland water operations in­ Estates Sewer Committee said last creased in costs from $87,440 to week: "We must resolve this prob­ lem of sludge disposal from our $95,950 which is a $8,150 increase island sewer and septic systems over 1991. There will be a $17 in­ without placing an extreme burden crease in user fees due to the need of higher user fees per household." for an additional chlorinating sys­ tem at the number one reservoir and He said the problem can be for replacement parts within the resolved by locating a disposal area pumphouse system. which would serve the Maliview and Ganges sewer systems and the household septic systems. "It is hoped that the proposed task force will resolve this problem once and for all in the interest of d\mO BIRTHDAY OAlLt everyone concerned." Prices SINCE SECOND WEEK! Maliview Estates Sewer System COME AND CELEBRATE WITH US customers are faced with a $20 in­ Effective 1964 crease in sewer costs for 1992. This Feb. 18-24 THIS WEEK, AND ENTER TO WIN will show as a $5 increase to the We Reserve DOOR PRIZES the Right to 2531 Beacon Ave. -SEE DETAILS IN STORE- Limit Quantities POODS Closures SIDNEY BY THE SEA" -7 DAY SPECIALS CONTINUE!- WE OFFER YOU QUALITY BEEF, FRESH PORK PRODUCTS, FRESH POULTRY, VEAL, LAMB & SEAFOOD WHENEVER AVAILABLE FRESH TRAYPAK WHOLE CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF FRESH BULK FRESH WHOLE OR SHANK HALVES will not WHOLE ROUND REGULAR OR B.B.Q. 28 PORK SHOULDER CHICKEN "I97 STEAKS 2• IK WEINERS -. 87*. PICNIC . 87!. BREASTS, Hks»*•

affect gas BONELESS TOP ROUND SWIFT PREMIUM SALES' FRESH CUT FRESH SHOULDER PICNIC BARON OF 39 BY THE PIECE aek, PORK STEAKS 2.™ kg .99 fc SIDE BACON a»< 1.67 5 2• lb. FRESH BONELESS •IUCED station BEEF "* BEEF LIVER 39* SHOULD BUTT BOLOGNA «»< 2.19 •AUKEFOflREO.StgM.ESS - - SHELLBONE PORK ROASTS 3.90 kg 1.77 u>. FRtSM FARM RAISED WEINERS .», 1.67 >*• Petro-Canada has no plans to RUMP ROASTS 5-39*9 2.69 SPKtrC SALMON 6 15 kg 2.79 FRESH CUT FOR SWEET & SOUR -MJPtRwfc COTTAGE ROLLS .a.™ 1.99 lb close its Ganges service station at FRESH LEAN S 67 kg FRESH MCIFIC BONELESS , ,_ HIP BONELESS STEW 2.57 GREY COO FILETS 2.99 lb .66 ioog PORK CUBES 3.90kg 1.77 ID DINNER HAMS ,.»« 1.99 this time. PBEV FROZEN OLYMPIC BONELESS SMOKED WHOLE FRESH FRESH PACIFIC SMOKED SALMON 4.9© ib lOOg HAM 3 90 kg 1.77 1.10 GROUND PORK 280 kg 1.27 OYSTERS s<« 2.77 Company western region public affairs manager Rocco Ciancio FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES GUARANTEED TO YOUR SATISFACTION AT SIDNEY SUPER FOODS said Petro-Canada does not own the CENTRAL AMERICAN RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS SUNKIST U.S. FRESH U.S. FRESH B.C. Ganges station but "we plan to C.A. FANCY NAVEL size 88s SNAP TOP RUSSET supply it and flyou r flag there." BANANAS AQc J 28 APPLES 48! ORANGES 33f BROCCOLI 381 CARROTS 28! POTATOES 1.06 kg ^•* ' .84 kg Thirty percent of Petro- 1.06 kg .73 kg .62 kg 10 ID DOg Canada's service stations across SIDNEY SUPER FOODS SIDNEY SUPER FOODS SIDNEY SUPER FOODS SIDNEY SUPER FOODS Canada will be shut down although BECEL RED ROSE SKIPPY CARNATION some areas may have a greater or SOFT 097 TEA PEANUT SKIM MILK lower percentage of stations BAGS 144's p3Per BUTTER ik« POWDER ike closed, he said. MARGARINE EM. BIRTHDAY SALE BIRTHDAY SALE BIRTHDAY SALE BIRTHDAY SALE

"The process takes a couple of RAGU ASSORTED VARIETIES BEST FOOD years at best until we arrive at a PASTA SAUCE 375ml. jar 1.37 MAYONNAISE 2.87 FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS FIVE ROSE ALL PURPOSE smaller network size." He es­ RAGU CHICKEN TONIGHT Assort, variety VAULT FARM WHITE FLOUR 5 kg bag timated the company would require SIMMER SAUCE 650mi. 2.27 3.87 GREEN PEAS 1.57 two to three years to close the sta­ UPTON CHRISTIES 50% less salt «. Q H tions. HERBAL TEA BAGS 1.99 TRISCUIT CRACKER or rag 250 g l.O / SUPER PATTIES 1.37 LIPTON ASSORTED VARIETIES PEAK FREAKS DELECTABLE 32 g-84 g Arrangements to supply the CUP OF SOUPS 1.17 CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES 400 g 2.57 MIXED VEGETABLES 1 kg 1,67 Ml Ganges station with fuel are cur­ QUAKER Assort, var. KELLOGGS ORANGE JUICE MUFFIN MIX 900g 2.37 MUSLIX CEREAL 450 g 2.87 1.17 rently being looked at, he said. VENICE BAKERY QUAKER Assort, var. MAXI SNACK "We're working on a number of HOT CROSS BUNS COOKIE MIX 900Q 2.37 TORTILLA CHIPS 450 g 2.37 3.87 things. I don't want to discuss any now." LUNCH BOX OCEAN SPRAY WESTON SAFFLO TIDE ULTRA GOLD ROAST ORANGE, GRAPE HOMEMADE STYLE RASPBERRY CRANBERRY SUNFLOWER LAUNDRY INSTANT Local gas station owner Bard BREAD POWDER COFFEE Brown was unavailable for com­ PUNCH CRANAPPLE White OIL 60% w/wheat Reg. 200 g ment. DRINKS COCKTAIL 570 g 2 litre Bleach jar jug free 40 oz. jar 87 4Lbox 17 3x250 ml 69e 237 247 1001 57 afloat 3 6 Advertising & ARDMONA FROM AUSTRALIA WONDER SOURDOUGH OXYDOL ULTRA PEACH OR PEACH & PEARsesim .97 ENGLISH MUFFINS .97 LAUNDRY POWDER 6.17 Promotional Ideas LIBBYS IN TOMATO SAUCE ANCO INGERSOL BOUNCE 35 sheet to Promote & CANNED PASTAS .87 CHEESE SPREADS 500g 3.57 FABRIC SOFTNER pack 4.17 JETS KRAFT SINGLE IVORY LIQUID ENVIROPAK Build Business large pack SOAP PADS 18*s 1.37 SLICED CHEESE 1 kg 6.67 DISH DETERGENT 1.97 PRONTO REG. PACK KRAFT CRACKER BARREL CHEESE: MR. CLEAN ENVIROPAK PAPER TOWELS .77 LIQUID CLEANER 2.17 MILK BONE packed 454 gram 450 g CRISCO DOG BISCUITS var. 1.47 MILD MED. OLD OIL 2.37 PURINA HAPPY CAT ALCAN ALUMINUM DRY CAT FOODS 1 5 kg bag 3.77 397 427 447 FOIL WRAP 2.17

•"^NEYSUPER FOODSCUP A* SAVE COUPON "I SIDNEY SUPER FOODS CLIP & SAVE COUPON •"siDNEYSUPER FOOOSCUP"* SAVE ^UPON "• I I | CASHMERE I KRAFT SALAD DRESSING I ROBIN HOOD •MIRACLE J ALL PURPOSE WHITE •TOILET PA£ Q74 reg. or light 298 46,7 (regular) Ma^gT g 1 FLOUR 10 kg •" ~" l J. BARRY WINSOR 4 'WHIP 1 litre jar BT (Island Resident) TISSUE When purchased with this coupon. When purchased with this coupon. When purchased with this coupon. One coupon per pack per family order. Marketing Concepts Inc. One coupon per pack per family order. One coupon per pack per family order. Coupon expires Feb. 24,1992. I Coupon expires Feb. 24, 1992. I can 537-5500 Coupon expires Feb. 24, 1992. L_ I and ask for our tree /*/*il/M IF Hr*"ic*Hi iro Page A10 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wadnasday, Fabruary 19, 1992

GANGES STORE ,aU fiftillpTTS. OPEN Mon.-Fri. 7:30-4:30 SIDNEY STORE OPEN SALES OFFICE 804 FULFORD- Fax 537-4945 & PAINT STORE Mon.-Sat. 537-4978 GANGES RD. LANE GROMME, 7:30-5:30 SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 29, 1992 OR WHILE STOCK LASTS. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION. Store Manager HOUSEHOLD \i/illvKifg ANTI- WIRING 25% OFF STAYSMARP 14-2 SELF-SHARPENING 3-PCE NMD-90 wire for All electrical boxes, KNIFE SET most wiring needs. switches, Contains 8" carving, 7" 75 metre roll. vegetable, 5" utility. recepticles and 95 99 circuit breakers. KT loss 4 LITRES SALE 32 PRICE ™" 3 KILN DRIED PLYWOOD SALE RED CEDAR SALE PINE SHELVING 7/16" 1/4" CEDAR CEDAR FENCE UNSANDED"D' GOOD 1 SIDE #2 and better knotty SIDING BOARDS FIR 4W 95 95 3/4"x8" Bevel l-xfi"*** 79, LIN. SALE SALE SUBURBAN GRADE 1 "x6" .42 FT. 8 ll CLEAR NOW ONLY .22 F rxB"x5' L25, CEDAR 5/16"x3 1/2' 1 LIN. 5/8" CULL 4'x8' 1/2" 3/4"X10" Bevel i'Wxe L79, PANELLING 1 "x8" -55 FT. SHEATHING GOOD 1 SIDE SUBURBAN GRADE r'xS'W 99 6 14 sq. ft. package FIR 4x8' NOW ONLY .29 FL l'WxS' L65, of v-joint, tongue LIN. 95 95 rxio" .69 FT. SALE and groove clear SALE 10 19 r-xs-'xe'!... 2.39, cedar pannelling. 1"x12" LIN. 3/4" CULL 4'x8' 3/4" 1.09 FT. SHEATHING GOOD 1 SIDE w* 95 FIR 4x8' NOW Great for furniture 95 i projects, shelving 95 f ONLY 13 SALE Y or cabinets. 26 XV EACH SALE 13 'V & DOORS BY PREMDGR ROTARY MOHOGANY KILN DRIED FIR EDGE PLYWOOD 1/4"X4,X8' GRAIN 1"X6" ROTARY MOHOGANY INTERIOR L995 6' length 995 DOORS SALE ONLY.... £m ea. Skylights WHITE MELAMINE Complete with jamb COLONIAL CASING S/B'WxS' set and hinges, ready DOOR SETS, #2 Hemlock YOUR BEST CHOICE to assemble, Pre- 2/7'1/3' 95 FOR QUALITY AND VALUE machined for hinges 995 SALE, ONLY... £m ea. 23 and lock set, left or right reversible - 2'0", I"x6" 3/4" OAK PLYWOOD LIST PRICE , 00 2'4", 2'6". 2"8", 2 10", T&G CEDAR FLAT SLICED, G2S 169 3'0"x6'8". KILN DRIED-V-JOINT II995 TOP GRADE-6 pees, per bdl. SALE SALE m 95 95 3'. 6 bdl. 1/8" OAK PLYWOOD l 95 ROTARY CUT, G1S 2'x4 DOMED ACRYLIC or 4'. 8 bdi. 38 SALE 9 2'x4' FLAT GLASS 5'. JL J. bdl. Quality and Value... That's PREMDOR SALE 14 ! BOTH WITH LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY

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COMMUNITY Driftwood • Cat tags help find lost pets Relief is now available for is­ land cats who have endured a long- term identity crisis. Salt Spring's Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals branch instituted a cat tag iden- C5 tification system a few months ago. REUSE THIS PAPER... SPCA inspector Christine Wooldridge says several tags and in your fireplace, in your birdcage, in your garden! special collars have already been sold. ByGAILSJUBERG SALT SPRING COMMUNITY Driftwood Staff Writer tit^ SOCIETY NEWS Tags contain an engraved iden­ /S/V\ - - 268 Fulford-Canges Rd. 537-9971 tification number and the 24-hour * CRISIS LINE: Call 24 hours - Zenith 2262. SPCA phone number to call in an emergency. * FOOD BANK: Emergency food during Centre hours (except noon). Collars are "quick release" ones •COUNSELLING SERVICES: Crisis & short-term counselling which allow a cat to get loose if it available as a direct service operating out of the Community Centre becomes hung up in the woods. building. Wooldridge's own cat Oscar is an •ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAM: Prevention & treatment sen/ice is active hunter, she says, and has free and confidential. Call tor more information. never had a problem with the collar. •ANTI-DRINKING & DRIVING T-SHIRTS available for $12.00. And the SPCA would not sell an •OFFICE VOLUNTEERS needed for relief - leave message for Mimi at Driftwood photo by Gail Sjuberg item which could be harmful to the FASHIONABLY IDENTIFIABLE: SPCA inspector Christine animal. 537-9971. Wooldridge has less to worry about since her cat Oscar has an Collars come in 12 different •VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to staff Youth Centre. Training provided. identification tag. The SPCA urges other cat owners to use the tags colours, "to suit any cat." Contact Susan Krug or Wendy Fields. and colourful safety collars to help protect their feline friends. The main benefit of the collar •ALCOHOL & DRUG ADVISORY COMMITTEE meets regularly and and tag is that it allows lost cats to welcomes public input in addressing substance abuse issues in our be identified and reunited with their community. For information call Patti Locke-Lewkowich or Susan Krug, owners. 537-9971. X-ray lab closing A master list of cats and owners is kept up-to-date by the SPCA and carried with inspectors at all times. to allow upgrading Wooldridge explains the collars Lady Minto Hospital's x-ray lab While the new equipment is and tags are sold at cost "purely as will be closed for more than a being installed, the x-ray lab will be a public service we are hoping month this spring to allow for in- closed between April 1 and the people will take advantage of." The stallation of a new machine. beginning of May. "Maybe a little SPCA makes no profit on sales. In 1989-90, some 3,696 x-rays bit sooner," said x-ray technician Collars and tags are available for $5 from KIS Office Services or were taken at Lady Minto, while X-RAY A12 3,996 were done in 1990-91, an Gulf Islands Veterinary Clinic. eight percent increase. This year to TAKE AOTE of th«*e dates: date the radiology workload has in­ creased by 24 percent over last The Churches FEBRUARY IS AMNESTY MONTH at the Salt Spring Library - all overdue books may | year. be returned with no fines. The hospital will soon be the of Salt Spring Island WEDNESDAYS Waldorf Study Group, 118 Harrison. 7:30pm prompt new home of a Shimadzu YSF-100 EVERY THURSDAY Overeatets Anonymous. Community Centre, 730pm. X-Ray Diagnostic Unit. Welcome You FEB. 19: Continuing Education, Salt Water fishing. Gulf Island SS. 7pm Official notification that the FEB. 19: Community Planning Association AGM with presentation on new High I Ministry of Health and the Capital ANGLICAN PARISH (Salt Spring Island) ST- MARKIS ST. MARY'S ST. GEORGE'S School. Mahon Hall, 7:30 pm. Regional District approved fund­ FEB. 19: Cancer Support Group meeting, Croftonbrook meeting room, 10 am-noon. ing for the replacement x-ray Tues. 10am: Hdy Eucharist Sun. 11 am: THun. 5:15: Holy Eucharist Sun. 11 am Holy Matins Sun. 9 am FEB. 19: SSI Garden Club meeting. United Church Hall, 1:30 pm equipment totalling $273,255 was Eucharist Holy Eucharist FEB. 20: SSI Weavers & Spinners Sheep to Scarf. Mahon Hall, 2:30 pm received late last year. Bishop Barry Valentine, Rector Karen Fast, Curate Parish Office 537-2171 FEB. 20: Seniors for Seniors, Thursday luncheon. Upper Ganges Centre, 11:30am-1 1:00pm. SALT SPRING ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH FEB. 20: Community Health Council, review of Royal Commission on health care, ADMIRAL HALL, 506 LOWER GANGES RD. Seniors for Seniors, Upper Ganges Centre, 7:30pm. SUNDAY: 10:30 am - Family Worship with Sunday School FEB. 21: Legion Br. 92, Ladies Auxiliary, roast port dinner, Meaden Hall, 6pm. 6:30 pm - Evening Fellowship FEB 22: Ancient Forest Feast, Fulford Hall, 6pm. TUESDAY: Bible Study FEB. 23: Healthy Salt Spring 2000, questionnaire feedback and planning meeting. Pastor: Trevor DeCasseres 537-2222 Ganges United Church, lower hall. 2:00pm-4:00pm. Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church FEB. 24: Hospital Auxiliary meeting, United Church 2pm. 135 Drake Road, Ganges 537-2150 FEB. 26: Cancer Support Program, Seniors for Seniors, Upper Ganges Centre, 2pm. FEB 27: SSI Weavers & Spinners Guild, shadow weave, Mahon Hall. 2:30pm. SATURDAY: Ganges, 5 pm SUNDAY: Fulford, 8:30 am; Ganges, 10 am & Family Mass 11 am; Mayne Island 5:30 pm FEB. 27: Trail & Nature Club monthly meeting. United Church Hall. 7:30pm. FEB. 29: Royal Canadian Legion, Karaoke, return engagement. Rev. D.D. MacDonald, OMI MAR. 1: Royal Canadian Legion, cribbage tournament. COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHAPEL MAR. 3: Gulf Islands NDP Club AGM, Waterside Bistro, 6pm. 120 Drake Rd., Ganges To have your event listed here FREE a new SUNDAY 10:30 am: Morning Worship with Sunday School just drop it off to the Driftwood office by 4 pm Friday. WEDNESDAY 7:30 pm: Bible Study & Prayer Please print clearly -just the date, time, place and event. Pastor: Chris Cormack 537-2622 baby? (Affiliated with A.C.O.P.) YOUR COMMUNITY CALENDAR IS SPONSORED BY

It's time to call your Welcome SALT SPRING PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Wagon hostess. She will bring Central Hall congratulations & gifts for the SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:30 am MORNING WORSHIP: 10:30 am family and the NEW BABY! MID-WEEK BIBLE STUDIES: Wednesdays, Ganges: 7:30 pm Thursdays, Fulford: 7:30 pm Pastor: Rick Hill (537-4143) Youth Pastor: Dave Guthrie (537-4228) (Affiliated with P.A.O.C.) GANGES UNITED CHURCH 537-5812 Carmn Car.inn Worship & Church School - Sunday. 10:00 am Pag« A12 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD W.dn»»day, February 19, 1992

COMMUNITY Do you have a —.—; --- -' -. •" _—; , DULL KNIFE? We have a professional X -RAY: New machine and renovations coming SHARPENING SERVICE! LOVE MY KITCHEN From Page All easier to operate for the technician, x-rays ot the stomach) will assist Minto for a brief time before pass­ Carol Miller. "We are still waiting and the table sits lower to the radiologists in their interpretations ing away at home, said her nurse SHOP for the final definite date of ground making it easier for patients and diagnoses, said Hayes. Maureen Brady. in Ganges Village delivery." to mount, said Hayes. Overall quality of the films will All radiology equipment During this period, only emer­ A new daylight processor will be improved and there will be time upgrading and installation must FINE C00KWARE & gency x-rays will be done with the allow the technician to process savings with the new equipment. first gain the seal of approval by the «w ACCESSORIES hospital's battery-operated port­ films while remaining in the same Better wheelchair and stretcher Radiology Protection Branch, a able unit. All routine x-rays will be room with the patient. "I am able to access will be created at the radiol­ federal agency which ensures the referred off island in the interim, develop films as I go along and be ogy department entrance during safety of both staff and patients, said Diana Hayes, hospital ad­ able to stay with patients rather remodelling and washrooms will said Hayes. I ministrative assistant- than someone I have had to round be better situated, said Hayes. 2 "We are very happy indeed to X-ray equipment currently in up," said Miller."It will operate a Funding for the physical offer this new equipment and ser­ 537-5882 use was purcnased in 1977, and lot more smoothly." renovations to the department were vice to the community," she said. newer technology has advantages. Television monitors used for donated by the estate of Adrienne New equipment is lighter and fluoroscopy examinations (barium Chase, who was a patient at Lady 7.*.v.-r.v::::;;:::;.T::rr:;::::;;;;;:;/f;j;;f, ISLAND WELL DRILLING LTD. Red Williams, owner-operator AIR ROTARY EQUIPMENT Serving the Gulf Islands since 1959 Call collect: 245-2078

CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT

Pursuant to Section 817.1 of the Municipal Act, the following text of By-law No. 1999, cited as "Capital Regional District Ticket Information Authorization Bylaw, 1990, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 1992" is hereby published as at third reading and prior to final adoption.

******************************************************** A BY-LAW TO AMEND CRD TICKET INFORMATION AUTHORIZATION BYLAW TO ADD DESIGNATED PERSONS AS BYLAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, TO AUTHORIZE THE USE OF CERTAIN WORDS OR EXPRESSIONS TO DESIGNATE CERTAIN BYLAW OFFENCES AND TO SET CERTAIN FINE AMOUNTS. ********************************************************* 1 Schedule "1" to Capital Regional District Ticket Inform­ MIDDLE EAST DANCER: Corinne Cordoni provided eastern entertainment to the volunteers, staff ation Authorization Bylaw No. 1857, 1990, is amended and patients at Lady Minto Hospital at their tea party to honour hospital volunteers, onttmxxj ptK*> a, ian NOW* by adding the following: 15. Clean Air Director, Health Protection and Bylaw Environmental Programs No. 1, 1990 Environmental Health Officer Hospital foundation seeks funds Environmental Health Educator Formation of a new hospital Establishment of foundations, and distinguished history of serv­ foundation is now a reality for the to assist hospitals deliver and im­ ing residents of the Gulf Islands. 16. Food Handler Director, Health Protection and Gulf Islands community. prove the medical care to their On many occasions this includes Bylaw Environmental Programs communities, is not new. But, it is friends and relatives of residents as No. 1, 1991 Environmental Health Officer By PATRICK LEE a growing trend in response to the well as visitors to the island. More Driftwood Contributor desire of hospitals to increase and and more, it has been found that Environmental Health Educator expand the services that they pro­ The recently-incorporated funding from conventional sources 2. Capital Regional District Ticket Information society will be known as the "Lady vide and their communities does not adequately cover all the deserve. Authorization Bylaw No. 1857, 1990 is further amended Minto Gulf Islands Hospital Foun­ needs of the hospital. In order to by adding Schedules "16 and 17" as follows: dation." Lady Minto Hospital has a long FUNDS A13 "SCHEDULE 16 TO BYLAW NO. 1857 CLEAN AIR BYLAW NO. 1. 1990" Word or Expressions HOW DOES MRZDf. HDD UP? Designating Offence Section Fine 1. Smoking in non-designated areas: -public premises 2-{1 )(a) $50 YOU DECIDE! -workplace 2.(1 )(b) $50 -educational institution 2.(1)(c) $50 2. Smoking in workplace 2.(2) $50 #1 import truck sales for 6 years 3. Permitting designated areas 2.(2) $100 4. Fail to post sign 3 $100 Plus - #1 MPV Van, Car of the Year Award for 3 5. Improper Smoking area: -care facilities 5.(1 )(b) $100 years. -restaurants and licensed premises 5.(1 )(c) $100 Plus- Extremely high quality award winning -bowling alley 5.(1 )(d) $100 cars, trucks & vans. -bingo halls 5.(1 )(e) $100 Plus- High resale values on all Mazda vehicles. 6. No sign 5.(2) $100 Plus - One of the best warrantys in the business. "SCHEDULE 17 TO BYLAW NO. 1857 FOOD HANDLERS BYLAW NO. 1.1991" Plus - $1000 to $1500 discounts for Feb. till Word or Expressions 4pm March 3/92. Designating Offence Section Fine 1. Uncertified Supervisor 2. $200 TOTAL: This all adds up to the best value 2. Certificate not posted 3. $100 A copy of the complete by-law may be viewed during for your money.... normal working hours, 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday inclusive, from February 19, 1992 to February 28 1992 at the offices of the Capital Regional District, 524 Yates Street, Victoria, B.C., and local Building Inspection DUNCAN MAZDA offices. W. M. Jordan, Wednesday, Fabruary 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A13

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Grads hit half-way mark Salt Spring Island Gulf Islands Secondary School grads have now A January 18 and 19 bottle drive started new year LOCAL GOVERNMENT OPTIONS STUDY raised over half the funds they need to make 1992 fundraising. The council extends appreciation to is­ graduation celebrations more memorable. land stores that accepted the bottles and to recycling PUBLIC WORKSHOPS The class of 1992 has been busy trying to raise coordinator Rick Laing "for all his extra help, sup­ $4,000 since an action plan was formed at a grad port and organization." FRIDAY, FEB 28 SATURDAY, FEB 29 retreat attended by all Grade 12 students last October Future fundraising events included a large raffle, a At Grace Point at Mahon Hall 1. grad mural on vocational wing walls and a carwash 1:00 pm 9:30 am As elected grad council members Stacy Proctor, in April. 3:30 pm 1:00 pm Heather Denton, Irene Lam and Sheila Thomson Another idea council might try would have people 7:30 pm 3:30 pm recently explained, the plan combines fundraising, buy and release helium balloons and the one deemed community involvement and fun moneymakers at to have travelled the farthest distance would be the school. prize winner. Working with consultants, we are seeking your First project the grad class completed was a clean They are also entertaining the possibility of bury­ views on local government issues, including: up of Ganges after Hallowe'en last year. At school ing a 1992 "time capsule" containing items like a • the adequacy of locally elected representation on October 31 the grad council sold "candy-o-grams" synopsis or predictions of each grad and digging it up • land use and planning — where friends could be surprised with a mystery in 10 years. • adequacy of local control over services message and sweets. Thomson, Lam, Denton and Proctor are the or­ • any issues affecting local government Valentine's day saw a similar use of the "o-gram" ganizing nucleus of all grad class activities but say concept using carnations instead. they have good support from a "majority" of The consultants will analyze the issues as you see Grads decorated and cleaned-up the Activity classmates. them and recommend local government options Centre before and after Santa's arrival from the "For dances we get a fair bit of help from other which might serve us better. When your concerns Christmas Ship last December. They also served din­ grads," says Proctor. "And we try to publicize things and the possible solutions are available, a second ner at the Rod and Gun Club's annual gathering. as much as possible." round of public consultation will be held. Christmas hayrides with enthusiastic carollers Graduation ceremonies take place earlier than courtesy of Manse 11 Farm were also a grad class We are holding up to six workshops, each usual this year — near the end of May instead of accommodating 40-50 people. More workshops will event, as was the Christmas dance at the high school. June — to avoid conflict with provincial exams. Decorating the gym for that dance required grads be held as needed. to capture and set up a giant Christmas tree — ap­ Luckily for the grad council, one GISS tradition will remain intact. While Grade 12s raise money for Advance registration is required. Please call: parently an awkward feat. David Borrowman, Chairman: 537-5984 Grad council also coordinated the successful GISS their celebrations, Grade 11 students are the ones Christmas food bank campaign. who do the actual work for them at graduation. FUNDS From Page A12 maintain the high quality of health care those boards would like to pro­ vide, it is necessary to look to other sources of funding. With this purpose in mind, the newly-formed foundation will develop programs to raise funds and will actively seek community support. Donations can be gifts of funds, property both real and per­ sonal, memorial bequests, endow­ ments, life insurance or inheritances. In this regard, it is im­ portant to understand that all gifts, large or small will be most wel­ come and will be put to good use. The foundation is dedicated to ensuring that donors will see the benefits of their gifts. During any taxation year the foundation is re­ quired to expend 80 per cent of the previous year's receipted dona­ tions with the exception of gifts of capital received from bequests of inheritances. Donors may also specify the area in which their gift is utilized. Currently the hospital is in the process of acquiring new radiology equipment. Funding for this equip­ ment is in place. At the same time, the board recognizes the need to redesign and renovate the out­ patient service area. The workload of the laboratory, radiology and other out-patient departments is constantly increasing. This project will help to streamline the delivery of these important services. As an initial project, the founda­ tion has undertaken to raise ap­ proximately $40,000, the unfunded portion of the cost of these changes. In the past, many individuals, businesses and organizations throughout the Gulf Islands have made gifts to the hospital and they were such a help. Foundation members hope they will continue and many more mem­ bers of the community will also see fit to support their hospital through the foundation. Further information can be ob­ tained from the following founda­ tion board members: Ron McQuiggan, Sandy Gordon, Bill Toulmin, Gil Mouat, Bea Carr and Patrick Lee. Readers can contact Vicki Curtis, chief executive of­ ficer of the hospital at 537-5545. Pag* A14 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, Fabruary 19, 1992 Gulf Islands Trading Co

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Driftwood Essay Customer Appreciation entertainment contest *SPECIALS* open to Monday - Saturday 5pm-8:30pm this week All month long - Feb. lst-29th students ONE LOW LOW PRICE "How can we keep our air fit to -Specials change weekly- On Screen at SALT SPRING CINEMA agawagwaawmagawwasa breathe?" That's the question that the B C. 1. Liver, onions and bacon with Father of the Bride, stars Steve Martin, Diane Lung Association (BCLA) wants potato, vegetable and gravy. Keaton and Martin Short. This charmingly sentimental Grade 11 and 12 students at Gulf 2. Breaded chicken with potato, Islands Secondary and other vegetable and gravy. remake of the classic 1950 comedy is about a harried schools in B.C. to answer in a 3. Fettuccini with $S°5 father who gets over loaded with stress preparing for his province-wide essay contest called shrimp-dill sauce. ^^r perr persoperso n daughters wedding. Friday and Sunday 7:00pm and "Writing on Air." 4. Stir fry chicken with rice. Entries must be received by Monday and Tuesday 9:15pm. Rated mature. noon on April 15,1992 and winners Prince of Tides. In this screen version of Pat will be announced June 1 — the The Kanaka Restaurant Conroy's acclaimed book Nick Nolle finds love with first day of Clean Air Month. 537-5041 psychiatrist Barbra Streisand after the two are brought The essay judges feel best ad­ dresses the topic will receive a Located in the Harbour Bldg. together by his sister's suicide attempt. Friday and Sunday computer system by a contest co- 9:00pm and Monday and Tuesday at 7:00pm. Rated sponsor. It includes a 286 com­ mature. puter, VGA colour monitor and Spring is coming - so is Springtime! printer. Second and third place *NO MOVIE SATURDAY* winners will receive $300 and $150 respectively. Each entry must be no longer ISLAND VIDEO HITS than 500 words, typewritten, A FUND RAISER FOR THE double spaced and include the 1. Thelma & Louise (1) student's name, age, address 2. Regarding Henry (2) telephone number, school and ISLAND ARTS CENTRE 3. Hot Shots (4) class. 4. Double Impact More information is available 5. Dying Young (9) by contacting British Columbia 6. Rocketeer (A) Lung Association at 906 West CASINO NIGHT 7. Perfectly Normal Broadway, Vancouver, B.C. V5Z at the 8. Whore ' lK7orcalling toll-free, 1-800-665- 9. Mobsters LUNG. 10. Naked Gun 2 1/2 RED LION INN One-man VICTORIA, B.C. band back Thursday & Friday, Feb. 27&28 On tap at ISLAND WATERING HOLES 6pm - 2am One-man band McRorie Tait 50% of the profits HARBOUR HOUSE McRorie (One man returns to the Harbour House this go to building our band Feb. 21sl&22nd) weekend following his successful December appearance. ISLANDS ART CENTRE The multi-talented performer will be on stage Friday and Satur­ Special room ••*•«•—»«i»i'iiiiniiirinri Vi i IIII,^—M—nun i n i 11111 i n in 11 n TVi «i«^M^. day, February 21 and 22. rates to Islanders His show has the look of an for this event. OUT and ABOUT outer-space movie with its lighting Single/Double and sound effects. Call to reserve your room FEB. 19,26 Valdy, Songwriter's Circle Tait estimates he has about $100,000 invested in his unusual 1-800-663-5663 FEB. 22 Ancient Forest Feast musical equipment that allows him 3366 Douglas St., Victoria, B.C Feb. 23....Healthy Salt Spring 2000 Public Meeting to sound like a full-sized band. He performs alone without the services of a light and sound tech­ nician.

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"!,;,.,, ... " ''.' '". ••• •• '"""?''" ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Golden IslandV CHINESE RESTAURANT-LICENSED LUNCH Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2 DINNER Tues.-Tnurs. 5-10 Pupils preparing playlets EAT IN Fri.-Sat. 5-11; Sun. 5-9 OR DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS Gulf Islands Secondary School such as a study of two girls growing begin at 7:30 p.m., while on Satur­ TAKE Ask about our weekend drama students are busy preparing up in Watermelon Boats, violence day plays will begin at 1 p.m. and OUT DINNER SPECIALS a festival of one act plays as part of with alcohol in Electric Roses and continue through the afternoon. Closed Mondays the school's Fine Arts Weekend girls' eating disorders in Eating Two audiences can watch plays Upper Ganges Centre, Ganges 537-2535 February 20 to 22. Out to lively comedies 27tis is a take place in the bandroom inter­ f Test and Passion, Poison and spersed with music students per­ A dozen plays and playlets are Petrification by George Bernard forming in the gym. being directed by students from Shaw. Student art works will also be on Grade 9 to 12. These productions Evening performances on display in school halls. range from short 15-minute scripts Thursday, Friday and Saturday will Drama teacher Susan Mackie says student enthusiasm in direct­ ing and performing seems bound­ less and is resulting in some very worthwhile theatre. Two plays will represent GISS at the North Vancouver zone of the B.C. High School Drama Festival on February 25 and 28. Mr. Bib, adapted from a Woody Allen short story and directed by Grade 10 stu­ dent Lil Clark will represent the junior high program. The complex and rather dark Fri. & Sun. 9:00 pm play Chamber Music directed by Mon. & Tues. 7:00pm Mackie will enter the senior SUN. & MON. MOVIE BUCKS S3.50 TUES. category of the festival. Separate Admission: Adults S6 Students S5 Seniors & Children S3.50 CHILDREN UNDER 4 FREE Mackie has a few special prop requests from islanders. Needed are a pair or airmen's goggles, several fedora-style hats, uniforms to pass for a London bobby and a Back by popular demand... New York policeman and anyone willing to volunteer time to sew a DESK REHEARSAL: GISS students (left to right) Nicki Esau, costume. Adam Underwood and Serena Vaillancourt are ready for drama People able to assist in these presentations at the school this week. photo contributed ways are asked to call Mackie at GISS at 537-9944. 2 FOR 1 Salt Spring School of Sculpture has been underway for a year. DINNERS Masterminded by local artist, Simon Henson, 15 are currently en­ fiiiV* Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. rolled at the Sculpture School with big plans for the future.

By LYNDA LAUSHWAY YNDA LAUSHWAY! Choose from Artseen Columnist •JUICY PRIME RIB Henson studied design and workshop ideas like a sculpture roles of artists is to record the •BREAST OF CHICKEN ceramic sculpture for five years at retreat, where you can tap in to your society and culture of their time. • GRILLED SALMON FILLET the Art Institute in Leicester, creativity. It's interesting to see the artists of England. "There are sculptors on Salt today swinging away from the "One of the things that's really Spring and in the lower mainland material world as stimulation and important for me as a teacher is that area who are really exciting people. into relationships with people and tymUtAide, Lunch 11:30-2:30 I am a practising artist. Students I want the school to establish itself humanity. We're looking at healing OPEN want to push the boundaries of as a meaningful institution, a vital ourselves and exploring creativity Dinner 5:00-8:00 techniques, concepts and aes­ and energized experience for can be a healing experience for thetics. I try to maintain my own people. I need other sculptors to people. There's all this happening 7 DAYS Breakfast Sat., Sun. creative development in spite of contribute to the curriculum, with in our generation. I'm starting to & Holiday Mondays teaching so that I can be open to this their particular expertise. What get really excited by humanity and A WEEK 1374611 9:00-11:30 enthusiasm. I find that teaching they offer can be really quite excit­ it's opened up a new phase in my sculpture is a shared creative ex­ ing as a range of activities." artwork. perience with my students. My Combining summer programs "During a teaching experience function is to give them informa­ with local bed and breakfasts, in Victoria, I taught a youth who tion that L'ye picked up during my creating a package for tourists had been blind from birth. He art career but their creative in­ providing a creative learning ex­ taught me so much about clay. I tegrity is their own individuality. I perience as well as fun is in the started to realize that there was a share their artistic journey," says plans. Finding a space to offer whole area using the sense of touch Henson. group classes and the people with not based on the visual. I started to A resident of Salt Spring for the energy to carry it out, is on the do some of my programs where I past 10 years, like most self agenda. would blindfold people and en­ employed artists, Henson has a "We have the people as well as courage them to really feel clay. I variety of skills to draw on besides the geography and climate that ex­ want to try and link some his creative abilities, including gar­ press uniqueness of place and com­ workshops with activities for blind dening and landscape design. munity as well as a spiritual people," says Henson. r Simon Henson has also taught art environment. Salt Spring is a very Many and varied opportunities WEDWeSDAv/ ^m* W6DI065CAV | off and on for the past 27 yearsin a suitable place for creativity. I am in three dimensional artistic design variety of places, many in the Vic­ the facilitator of this idea and I'm are opening up for the community FEB. f9™ **" OP.M~ PE&.Z&H toria area. excited to get things moving to a through the Salt Spring School of Henson has an extensive artistic level that will accommodate more Sculpture. 30110 VALDV i background with his sculptures in than the classes and workshops that This my last Art Seen column, Foe. A ceEATiue euewiMGJtf the collections of many galleries I can offer alone. due to a management decision at and private institutions. His work "We seem to be in this era in our the Driftwood. I would like to thank J0 OP SOWG & FUM ^ has been shown in galleries across society of looking into oneself. all the dynamic and creative people Canada as well as internationally, John Bradshaw and his work on who liave been involved in this arts including a two-person show with finding the child within is an ex­ coverage over the past two and a Toni Onley in Los Angeles. ample. There are a lot of people half years. It lias certainly enriched Aware of his love and desire to searching for answers. One of the my life. teach sculpture, Henson explains: "I needed an institution that I could teach around. There wasn't a struc­ WEEKEND SALE ture for it out there. I looked at the (Friday & Saturday Feb. 21st & 22nd) whole spectrum of our community and how I could create three- MOWS dimensional learning for the OFF various segments. I find that there / 20% are quite a few people who are real­ / marine pub ly excited by using the more tactile *Winter yarns components of art to express them- "Needlepoint canvasses 537-5559 Q711 . rr+u c* CiA. TH 190 I IPPPR OAMODQ PPl I i \ ... • i • > ' • - -»" * - Pag« A18 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, February 19, 1992

COMING EVENTS Former Guiders TRI-K DRILLING Serving the Islands for 22 years invited MODERN HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT for tea Salt Spring Brownies, Albert Kaye Guides and Pathfinders are searching for former Guiding 537-5738 movement leaders now residing on the island. Or Call The local organization would like to honour all Collect 478-5064 former Guide, Brownie and Pathfinder leaders with a Thinking Day Tea which has been set for Sunday, February 23. Those people are urged to visit Meaden Hall between 1 and 4 p.m. this Sunday for a What About Waste? cup of tea and a chance to meet present day Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and COMMUNITY Guiders. A phone call to Gail Temmel at 653-4613 is re­ quired in order to be on the FORUM Driftwood photo by Gail Sjuberg guest list or for more infor­ TEA FOR TWO OR 22: Cara, Laura and Nyssa Temmel practice with serving tea and sweets to former Guiding leaders. mation. FRANK ODGEN Futurist French classes plan festivities Wednesday, Mar Mahon Hall will be turned into the show and view displays created of Quebec and the community of 11th a mosaic of French culture, food by students February 21 from 9:30 Albertville, France, site of the 7:30pm and costume by Gulf Islands a.m. until 12 noon. winter Olympics. Acitivity Centre Secondary French Immersion stu­ "Our goal is to not only have They also have re-enacted dents. kids involved in French activities French novels. Tickets available at Islanders are invited to attend but to show people what French Also, Ganges, France, a town of Chamber office Immersion is all about," immersion 3,700 people, has sent material on instructor and high school vice- their town and it will be displayed. Ancient principal Nancy Macdonald told They may want to become a twin co-sponsored by: the Driftwood. city of Ganges, Salt Spring, said S.S.I. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE She added that Festival de la Macdonald. forestfeast Francophonie is also a means of GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD gathering the French Immersion There are 125 students in French this week students together and "show each Immersion on Salt Spring ranging other what we are doing. It's from grade six to grade 12, she said. — similar to a fair." Grade six and seven pupils study all Fulford Hall will be decorated to Students have produced projects subjects in French, and grade eight host an Ancient Forest Feast, a so­ on French countries such as Swit­ to 12 students have some classes in cial, educational and fun event on zerland and Belgium, the province English. Saturday, February 22, says or­ Victoria's ganizer Lynda Laushway. "We had another feast, a mid­ SiriteHotel dle-east feast, which was a great success. This is a follow-up." A gourmet vegetarian feast will AT $445* be prepared by Randy Hooper and Linda Dares. Hooper said food A WEEK, the served will be from this region. "Not imported," he said. only thing you Laushway said the after dinner won't get at speaker will be Ian Mahood, who has written about the politics of tree the Royal farm licences and is a former Mac- Scot is a Millan Bloedel forester. He also wrote the book Three Men and a reason to Forester. stay anywhere else! "He's quite a provocative speaker from what I understand," COMPLETE LUXURY she said. We can't Following the speaker a dance Fully equipped suites, four-diamond AAA-rated improvisation group will take the go on like this! excellence. Indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, rec stage. The feast is sponsored by the "We never have any time. The last time we had room, full meals in our restaurant. Plus an Salt Spring Island Peace, Justice, breakfast in bed was in the seventies. The last ideal location in OF Towne Victoria, near the and Environment Coalition. candlelight dinner we had was when the power failed. inner harbor and the Parliament buildings. Tickets are $12 at et cetera. And we never seem to "get away". "That's going to change. This weekend. FUN IN ANY SEASON! Sea Capers "Just look at all the fun we can have within Golf and fish throughout the year, admire the walking distance of Vancouver's Quality Inn Downtown: flowers, take in the special atmosphere and huntingfor Granville Island, Stanley Park, B.C. Place, Vancouver activities in Canada's most moderate climate. Art Gallery, Robson Square, Queen Elizabeth Theatre - •MORE FOR YOUR MONEY! treasure team shopping, dining, sight-seeing. And it's within our budget.'

SPORTS SECTION Driftwood Soccer defense scores goals Old Boys 3, Sidney 1 ferent players in two games. Many torn away. Kubohi The Old Boys of Salt Spring Is­ goals came from players who Once again F.C. started fast as • 5 Horsepower • 7 Horsepower usually stand out by stopping goals. • High Suction Turbo Fan • Adjusiable handlebars land met Sidney for the second time Tweedle converted a free kick from • Push Type or Sclf-Propelled • Adjustable tread in a week and behind the new­ Would you believe that Graham Jack Braak, with a tap in from close • Commercial Model Available • 2 Forward, 1 reverse speeds found scoring prowess of the Tweedle and Cal McKay would in. For Tweedle it was a great mo­ • Forward and reverse K'-iboTo rotating lines team's defenders, chalked up a 3-1 score goals in the same game? Of ment as it was his first goal in five KUBOTA CANADA LTD victory. course this goal-scoring mania years. No player deserves it more, SURFWOOD SUPPLY (1964) LTD. started the week before when this based on the many, many goals he writer scored and now all the Old has saved for both F.C. and the Old 360-2923 By MALCOLM LEGG 27 Crease Ave., Victoria Driftwood Contributor Boys' defenders are getting into the Boys. act. The team had an early goal and All of a sudden the Old Boys Before we know it Bill Lea and then set to the task of protecting have become a scoring machine, Gerard Zentner will be scoring and goalie Gerry MacNutt's lead. Mac- with seven goals from seven dif­ all logic of defensive soccer will be Nutt was starting his first game in SPRING CLEANUP goal, but only lasted 20 minutes as a Sidney foul knocked him out and IN FEBRUARY? Rowers cancel session brought O'Henry back in. The weather says yes! The price will be less! Rowing team members from UVIC and UBC will not be Braak immediately put his using St. Mary Lake for a training ground this week as planned. stamp on the game with a series of RAINBOW UVIC rowing team head coach Howard Campbell said he fine saves to hold the lead. Of decided to cancel the trip because the permit exempting their course Henry has been trying to get Property Maintenance safety boat from the Electric Motors Only ruling on the lake was more play on fieldt o wear off those not in hand by last Friday and he did not want the team to be­ chocolate pies from Paula's Res­ 5374423 537-9998 5374346 come involved in any controversy. taurant (please note the restaurant Campbell said he received phone calls from Salt Spring is correctly named this time). Water Preservation Society members asking for confirmation of The Old Boys took command m the exemption after an article about the team appeared in last the second half with two goals week's Driftwood. sandwiched around one from Sid­ IS YOUR WELL WATER SAFE TO DRINK? He said he could not reach island rowing contact Doug Pear­ ney. The first came as McKay son by Friday to obtain the documentation required. headed home a Tony Finlay cross, Contamination can occur without WPS president Bob Twaites said a copy of the exemption for the key being that he headed the changes in colour or taste. UVIC rowers was requested to be filed with his organization ball in—a shot with his foot would over a year ago. have definitely missed. $25.00 per test • Results in 24 hours Twaites said "We are not against rowing. We are not against The second goal came from a Be Safe • Test Annually! school kids rowing. We think rowing is an appropriate use of Rich Lopushinsky cross that was the lake." converted by Geoff Fishleigh to MB RESEARCH "If they have a legal exemption from the EMO that is fine clinch an Old Boys win. 10115-C McDonald Park Rd. too.However if they don't have a gas motor exemption then we It was an important assist for Sidney, B.C. V8L 3X9 656-1344 would rather not see the law selectively enforced." Lopushinsky as he managed to keep his narrow one-point lead over Jack Braak in the team's scor­ ing race. DAVE ROLAND Runners off the mark With only exhibition games ren­ Salt Spring's young cross the three kilometre pre-midget in the Old Boys schedule and the JANITORIAL country runners cleaned up at a race (under 13) race. nude bungy cord jumping such a in Duncan last Wednesday. success, the team has decided to Seventeen runners placed in the Jessen Dakin came eighth and increase fan support by playing top 17 of their divisions and four Brian Dick was the 15th finisher their next home game topless. They crossed the line first at an inter- amongst midget boys runners. would have gone nude but the sight Veni, Vidi, Vacuum. school meet sponsored by Queen of of 11 nude over 30s players would Angels School. Kevin Hack took eighth place as probably drive fans away rather Chantelle Huth, David Fiander, Salt Spring's only junior boys than attract, and slide checks at 653-4279 Zoe Bennett and JelinaHuthplaced (under 17) runner. Portlock would be a little painful. first in their respective age groups. Ananda Goodwill was second in the five kilometre bantam (under r^rutume™ #1 CHOICE ONE NIGHT SEMINAR 15) boys category, and David Fiander was third, completing the second run in the older division after his first place finish in the midget boys race. Also in the bantam division, Jake Carkener was 14th and Virgil Argo the 17th place finisher. Several runners placed high in the five kilometre midget girls class. Amber Huth was third, Cara Herman fourth, Krista Scotvold STOP SMOKING sixth, Gwen Havens 10th and Katrina Cunliffe was the 14th MONEY BACK GUARANTEE \ finisher in that division. JOIN US AND YOU WILL BE WELCOMED TO A RELAXING Advance Seminar Fee % tmW A4L\W\ 9G 9 Gwen Havens was also fourth in EVENING OF POWER HYPNOSIS. You will get comfortable as $ ROMANE hypnotizes you several times. ONLY 49+. agenc y fee Thousands have experienced: In hypnosis, you are NOT ASLEEP. 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LINERS: $5.25 for up to 15 words; 20 cents each BIRTHS 05 COMING EVENTS 11 COMING EVENTS 11 COMING EVENTS additional word. Frequency discounts available on a request. Buy 2 weeks, get 1 free (private party ads only, ROBERT AND KARI Holmes are DIRECTED SUPPORT group for THE BAHA'I COMMUNITY prepaid cash, M/C or visa.) Sorry, no refunds or changes. (m)Other Tongues Press Presents pleased to announce the arrival widows. Friday afternoon, OF SALT SPRING ISLAND of their 7 lb. daughter, Kloe Victoria, William Manfield. SEMI DISPLAY: 8.64 per col. inch 1 point border, add Evelyn, born February 4, 1992. professional counselling Writing INVITES YOU TO $2. Frequency discounts available. Special thanks to Drs. Heaton services. Ganges. 537-4420. FRIDAY NIGHT Workshops for DISCUSSIONS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY: Classifieds placed after and Reznick and to the nursing Victoria. 386-0463. io staff at Lady Minto Hospital. 8 deadline, but not before Tuesday, will be published LEARN THE CRAFT of romance Children unclassified, but not proofread, subject to availability of DEATHS writing. Come to Rendezvous STARTING space. 15 words, $6.95, 30 cents each additional. 06 '92 in Calgary and enjoy a May THE 1st WEEK IN MARCH weekend workshop with BLANKET CLASSIFIEDS: Run your ad in community HEWITSON, TATIANA (Tash) at Senior Editors from Harlequin, 1. WRITING POETRY newspapers across the country or in the province of your home. Feb. 14, 1992 in her Silhouette and Loveswept and March 2 - April 6, 6 choice. Call us for details. 62nd Year. Beloved wife of established, published authors Mondays 3:00-4:15pm; Glenn. She is sadly missed by Judith Duncan, Kathleen Ages: 13-16, $50. DEADLINES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS; Monday at 2pm. her mother E. Katerina Prins Too Late To Classify from 2pm Monday to noon Korbel, Naomi Horton, Paula Visser. her sister Helene Mann Detmer Riggs and Vanessa 2. WRITING & PUBLISHING Tuesday. and brother Mike Prins Visser Grant. Editor group appoint­ YOUR OWN BOOK all of Toronto. Three nieces ments will be available. Call March 3-April 7, 6 Tuesdays Jane Watt, Gail Prins Visser Colleen (403) 243-0726 or 3:30-4:30pm; Ages: 7-10, Friday. Feb. 21st INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS and Sandra Howe. Three Darlene (403) 251 -6117 now8 $55, materials included. Independent nephews Jeffrey Mann, Dr. Investigation Keith Mann and Andrew Mann, VANCOUVER ISLAND COMP­ 3. WRITING & PUBLISHING 177 Musical Services Speaker: Enid Wrate ANNOUNCEMENTS 180 Nurseries and three stepchildren Judy UTER SHOW. Saturday, March YOUR OWN BOOK 183 Painting Wood of Bloomfield Hills 7, 10 a.m. -8 p.m., Sanscha March 5-April 9, 6 Thursdays 7:30 p.m. 05 Births 186 Paving/Driveways Michigan, Gerry Bubbs and Hall, Sidney, B.C. $4,000 in 3:30-4:30pm; Ages 11-13, 06 Deaths 187 Pets/Livestock Bob Hewitson of Vancouver door prizes. Roland Canada $55, materials included. BRAEHAVEN 08 Cards of Thanks 189 Photography and her many friends on Sait Music Demonstrations. Next to Greenwoods 11 Coming Event6 192 Picture Framing Spring. 8 Information Seminars. Toll- Mona Fertig has published 8 14 Community Services 195 Plumbing & Heating Cremation, memorial service, free 1-978-6190. B books of poetry She has taught 17 Education 196 Printers St. Mark's Church, Tuesday, children and currently edits, ANCIENT 20 Engagements 197 Pressure Washing B.C. SARDA designs and publishes a literary 23 In Memoriam 198 Property Maintenance Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. Tash would be FOREST FEAST grateful for donations to Lady mag. She is a member of the 26 Legals 200 Publishers AND League of Canadian Poets and 29 Lost and Found 201 Property Management Minto Hospital Foundation GOURMET VEGETARIAN 30 Marriages PLENTY CANADA P.E.N, and founded the Literary DINNER 202 Rentals Fund 8 Storefront in Vancouver. 32 Meetings 204 Resorts Vegetarian Potluck By Linda Dare 34 Notices/Personal 207 Roofing Music - Slides For more information and Randy Hooper 35 Notices/Commercial 210 Secretarial Services CARDS OF THANKS G8~ Mafika Ludidi and 'Malirontso 40 Personals 213 Sewing Call Speaker: Ian Mahood, author Matekane from Lesotho, South of 42 Travel 216 Sheet Metal GLENN HEWITSON and family Africa will discuss Plenty's 537-4155 219 Shoe Repair wish to express our gratitude to 'Three Men and a Forester" EMPLOYMENT 222 Signs projects. Reforestation, soya Workshops limited to 6. all of Tash's friends who gave processing, gravity feed water Singers Lea Argo and 50 Business Opportunities 226 Small Engine Service her so much support during her Close to Ganges Peter Prince 51 Business Personals 227 Tile Setting systems. Friday, Feb. 21, 7 p.m. 55 Help Wanted 231 Tree Service illness. We cannot find the St. George's Hall. a Dance Group Trio: Lynne 60 Work Wanted 234 Towing right words to express our ADVERTISE IN THE REAL ESTATE Quinn, Myranda O'Byrne & 237 Trucking gratitude to the staff and BORN LOSER? SECTION Of THE CLASSIFIEDS! Lynda Laushway BUSINESS SERVICES 240 TV fk Radio Service nurses at Lady Minto Hospital. SATURDAY. FEB. 22nd. 100 Accounting 241 Vacuum Service Drs P. Rowell and B. K53^c« 242 Veterinarians Then be a FULFORD HALL. 6 p.m. 101 Airlines Finnemore, Pat Desbottes of 243 Water Analysis Tickets at et cetera 102 Alarms the Bessie Dane Foundation, WINNER for the ARTS!! 244 Welding HEALTHY adults $12 children $6 B 103 Appliance Repair Sharon Armstrong of Home Come to the 245 Windows 105 Architects fk Designers Nursing of the S.S.I Home CASINO NIGHT SALT SPRING 109 Autobody Repairs Support Services Society. 8 2000 110 Automotive Repairs MERCHANDISE for Art Spring 112 Barbers & Beauty Services 300 Antiques ROBIN AND SKAWAL Haworth Thurs., Feb 27th and SCULPTURE 114 Bed & Breakfast 302 Appliances extend sincere thanks to those Fri., Feb. 28, 6 pm-2am QUESTIONNAIRE LESSONS 115 Brick Works 304 Automotive who attended "New Medicine at the FEEDBACK AND CLAY OR SOAPSTONE 116 Bulk Fuels 305 Boats fk Marine Time." 8 Red Lion Motor Inn 117 Cameras 310 Building Supplies in Victoria, PLANNING STARTING 118 Carpenters 315 Cars fk Trucks WE ARE FRIENDS of the late MEETING 119 Catering Services 320 Clothing Room Rates Special Week of March 9th Greg Molnar who want to $36 sing/dbl with reservation at 122 Charters 325 Crafts thank Ganges United Church ADULTS 125 Child Care 327 Equipment Call 1-800-663-5663 Fernwood School 128 Chimney Cleaning and Rev. Barry and Rev. Sharon 6 lesson course 329 Farm Items » Library 131 Cleaning Services 330 Food Products Cook for the wonderful service. morn., aft., eve. classes 133 Computers 335 Furniture Also the people who gave 50% of the profits go towards Sunday, Feb. 16th, 2-4pm 134 Concrete 340 Garage Sales beautiful tributes in music and building our own and CHILDREN 137 Contractors 342 Garden Supplies poetry. It was a great "liftoff" to Island Arts Centre Ganges United Church 4 lesson course 139 Courier Services 350 Misc. For Sale wherever we are all going, (Lower Hall) Saturdays 9 am-11 am 140 Day Care 355 Motorcycles finally! 8 TELL YOUR FRIENDS!! 141 Decking 360 Musical Instruments Come and have some fun Sunday, February 23rd, • Beginners to advanced 142 Diving 365 Office Equipment 2-4pm • Private lessons available 143 Draperies 370 Pets/Livestock COMING EVENTS M being a winner 146 Drywall 375 Recreational Vehicles for ArtSpring or Please come & help 537-9745 147 Education 377 Toys BC SPORTS Aid LeveM . A must send 148 Electrical make a difference! S.S.I. SCHOOL 380 Free/Ret yclables for coaches, teachers, fitness 149 Engineers 385 Wanted your money directly to: All very welcome!! Jg instructors, parents and sport OF SCULPTURE 150 Excavating ARTSPRING «&&%& 151 Eyeglasses REAL ESTATE enthusiasts. Program provides Box 682 Simon Henson 152 Firewood 400 Appraisals a broad background in injury 153 Flooring 410 Fot Sale prevention and treatment. Feb. Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO MOUNTAINS OF 154 Florists 420 Financing 29th, Saturday 8:30am- GARBAGE 156 Gardening/Landscaping 430 Land Surveyors 4:30pm, $45. Register at FOR MORE INFORMATION 157 Graphic Designers 440 Miscellaneous INSTEAD OF TREES WATERCOLOUR 159 Glass Portlock Park, 537-4448. Parks CALL 450 Mobile Homes and Recreation Commission. 160 Gravel Supply 460 Wanted 537-2125 9 Garbage is resource Full WORKSHOP 161 Health Care Deadline Feb. 24th. 8 Inspiring, humourous With JACK REID 162 Home Improvements RENTALS and GRANT FULLER 163 Insurance RELAXATION MASSAGE with 500 Apt/Suites 164 Lawyers Workshop with Masayo Hora. PAUL BURKE May 3 to May 8. Price $295 165 Locksmiths 510 Commercial Space Techniques for back and neck 166 Marine Services 520 Houses massage. Feb. 25th and March Friday, Feb. 28th at 7:30 Paint on Salt Spring with 530 Shared Accommodation 168 Masonry 3rd, from 7:30pm - 9:30pm. MAHON HALL award-winning Canadian 171 Misc. Services 535 Situations Wanted artists. Absolute beginners 540 Wanted Limited to ten pairs. Register at ROYAL CANADIAN 174 Moving & Storage Portlock Park, Parks and LEGION BR. 92 Come & share the solutions are especially welcome. Recreation Commission office. 537-4576 Step-by-step instruction 537-4448. 8 Karaoke - Return Engagement for information will include seascape TERMS display or classified advertiser that By popular request demonstration by Jack Reid, "PUTTING FUN to Work". floral and marine by Grant Classified advertising accepted on a the liability of the newspaper in the Laughter and play can treat Fuller. For information call prepaid basis only. Visa a event of failure to publish an stress and overcome disease. 29th February, 1992 in the Mastercard welcome. Driftwood advertisement or in the event that Lounge, 6 p.m., immediately FEBRUARY 1-361-9302 Come to a fun filled evening or write: Grant Fuller, 103- Publishing Ltd. reserved the right to errors occur in the publishing of any gaining valuable insight into following the meat draw. classify ads under appropriate advertisen ent shall be limited to the This is also a Sadie Hawkins 103 Gorge Rd„ E. Victoria, having a happy healthy life. AMNESTY B.C. V9A 6Z2. headings and to set rates therefore amount paid by the advertiser for March 6th, 8:00pm - 11:00pm, Costume Night 9 and to determine page location. that portion of the advertising space SSE Activity Centre. S5 at the MONTH First 10 registrations will occupied hy the incorrect item only door SSI Parks and Recreation at the receive free video: Water- full, complete and sole copyright in any that there shall be no liability in Commission. io LIBRARY colour My Way, by Jack any advertising produced by any event beyond the amount paid Reid. ii Driftwood Publishing Ltd. is vested for such advertisement. Driftwood GIANT GARAGE sale, Ganges SHROVE in and belongs to Driftwood Publishing Ltd. cannot be United Church basement, TUESDAY Publishing Ltd. No copyright responsible for errors after the first Saturday, Feb. 29th. start material may be reproduced in any day of publication of any 10am. end when sold out 9 PANCAKE LUNCHEON How To Make Your Car form without the prior written advertisement . Notice of errors in St. George's Church Hall consent of Driftwood Publishing Ltd. JOHN BRADSHAW Videos' Disappear... the first week should immediately be 'The Family" every Tuesday at Tuesday, March 3 All claims and errors to called to the attention of the advertisements must be received by 7:30 p.m. starting Feb. 18 at 11:30a.m.-1 p.m. $3.50 advertising department to be Community Centre. Free - open the publisher within 30 days of the corrected for the following edition, See you there ROYAL CANADIAN first publications. It is agreed by any to the public a All advertising is subject to the Everyone Welcome s LEGION BR. 92 approval cf the publisher. COFFEE HOUSE Beaver Pt. Hall, Feb. 21. Dine-Dance to CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT jazz sounds "Waves". Ross- CALL NOW TO BE PART OF THE Barrett (sax-piano) Don- 1 March, 1991 For members Cummins (percussion-clarinet) 1992 and guests. Pre-registration Dwaine-Prosk (bass-flute) GULF ISLANDER required - Forms available Astrid (sax). Surprise guests. at the bar. $10 per couple Doors open early. Open stage 537-9933 ADVERTISE n FOR SAFE IN THE Doors open 9:30 a.m. Play Driftwood till 8 p.m. Phone Stephen. 653- Publication Date: Wednesday, February 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A21

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SERVICES 14 HOW TO PLAY POPULAR PIANO. New home study Community Planning S.I.M.B.A. (Salt Spring Island ACOA (Adult Children of course. Fast, easy method. Association's NOTICE Guaranteed! FREE informat­ Mountain Bike Re: Alcoholics) Meeting, is held ANNUAL GENERAL Association) every Wednesday at 7:30pm ion. Write: Popular Music, MEETING PLASTIC Studio (120) 1031054 Ellis. SUNDAY RIDES at the SS Community Centre. Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 1Z1. I plus RECYCLING Children of dysfunctional NEW HIGH SCHOOL Meet at 11:00 a.m. families, also very welcome..* Presentation by at The Recycle Depot can ISLAND SPOKE FOLK ONLY accept plastic bottles ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT LEGALS 26 Mike Marshall, Helmets mandatory and plastic bags There are TO SAVE ON NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Superintendent meetings (for everyone who NOTICE TO Creditors. Re: The 537-4664 no markets for bottle caps, All remaining merchandise Estate of Donald Eric Baker Wednesday, Feb. 19th yogurt/margarine tubs, at unbelievably low thinks they might have a drug for information. problem). Every Saturday Notice is hereby given that MAHON HALL styrofoam, deli-packs, prices engine oil containers or 4:00pm to 5:30pm at the creditors and others having 7:30pm claims against the Estate of dirty plastic of any kind, so Don't miss your last chance Community Centre. For Donald Eric Baker a.k a. Donald -EVERYONE WELCOME- ALICE HAMMET please don't drop them off. at these great deals further info, please call 537- Baker, deceased, formerly of i BRIDGE PLAYERS Reduce and reuse your 1169. •_ 108 Twiss Road, Galiano Sponsored by your plastic and keep pressure 04ANCINC, Please sign the list posted in on governments and DRESSINGS ARE free to Island, B.C. are required to Community Planning Assoc. send full particulars of such the Golf Club for our annual industry to produce (AABITS cancer patients by the Order claims to the undersigned wind-up Luncheon on March environmentally safe of the Eastern Star. Contact YOUR CASUAL Executrix at 108 Twiss Road, 24th 8 packageing 9 SPORTSWEAR SPECIALISTS Virginia Amorsen, 537-9105. m R.R.I, Galiano. B.C.. VON FAMILIES OF Schizophrenics 1 PO, on or before the 28th day Harbour Building meet informally in homes for of March, 1992; after which ECKANKAR GRACE POINT Monday-Saturday 9:30-5 mutual support and exchange date the assets of the estate Lady Minto CONFERENCE 537-2551 of information. Phone 537- will be distributed, having Gulf Island Auxiliary regard only to claims that have 9327 or 537-5264. * Worship CENTRE been received. Lillian Dorothy GENERAL MEETING TRANS-ISLAND A.A. SERVICES Baker Executrix. 8 Monday, Feb. 24,1992 - 2 p.m. DRIVING SCHOOL United Church Hall Service A.A. Meetings Visitors Welcome 8 OPENING Salt Spring 537-2317 March 1st 1992 Galiano 539-2235 or 5770 Complete driving Pender 629-3312 instruction: OPEN A.A. MEETINGS • Theory and practical Sunday nights 8:00pm ; ISLANV".- Tp.UiT • Rural and In-city lessons Community Centre 537-2217 Take notice that Royal POINT Vancouver Yacht Club of INFORMATION NOTICE LEARN TO DRIVE A.A. Meetings Ladies Only Vancouver, B.C. intends to DEFENSIVELYI Thursday nights 7:00pm make application to the The next joint meeting between gfyumP Call Please call 537-5794 or Ministry of Crown Lands office the electoral area director and SUNDAY SHEILA JOHNSTON 537-1600 in Victoria for a licence of the Salt Spring Island Trust Fully appointed occupation of land generally February 23rd Conference/Meeting Room Certified Driving Instructor ALANON/ALATEEN Committee will occur on 11:00 a.m. situated Long Harbour, Salt Tuesday, February 25th. available by half day, day, or 537-1113 A program for family and Spring Island, commencing at School Board Office hourly rental. Accommodates For appointment & Information 1992. from 1 pm to 3 pm in "Boardroom" friends of alcoholics. post 10.4 metres South of High croups to 30. 8 Suite 1203 Grace Pt. Square. 1 54 Lower Ganges Road For further information call Water Mark at Southwest The public is welcome to attend For reservations, phone corner of Lot 411, Cowichan 537-2317 or 653-4288 or and observe the proceedings. DO YOU KNOW Land Dist , portion North Salt Topic: 537-2646. There will also be an 537-2059 , WE CARRY: Spring, Long Harbour Lease opportunity to ask questions Freedom & Responsibility #102500 then commencing at GIANT during the final twenty minutes Facilitator: • Globe and Mail Southwest corner of Lot 411 of the meeting An Agenda will Salt Spring Island Ed Busbey PRE-INVENTORY • Financial Post thence 77.2 metres North; be posted at the Government Foundation thence 90 metres West; thence 653-4034 SALE I • Wall Street Journal "CATCH THE ISLAND SPIRIT" 64 metres South; thence 88.5 • London International metres East and containing Agent's office and the Trust ALL ARE WELCOME 20%-50% OFF Express office in Ganges 8 Donations of cash, property or 0.57 hectares. The purpose for All Red Tag items HARBOUR life insurance now or through which the land is required is your estate will help enrich the private club vessel moorage. NOTICES/PERSONAL 34 NOTICES/COMMERCIAL 35 LOW COST lives of Salt Spring Islanders for Applications made by James 537-2460 B Ballantyne Royal Vancouver generations to come. "In FORT NELSON HOMECOMING TAROT CARD readings. Yacht Club, Scott Point Memoriam" gifts will be '92 invites former FNSS Spiritual guidance and Outstation Manager. 10 acknowledged with a card. students from 1957-1977 to emotional support. Call Susan February 1992. 9 Include names and addresses July4th Picnic Dance as part of Summerfield at 537-5977 9 of recipient, next of kin and Alaska Hwy. '92 celebrations. donor for tax receipt "LEISURE EDUCATION. RSVP/information: L (Bums- Attitude, and Self Awareness Scholarships, land for parks, tead) Mould, Box 273.Cindy and relief of hardship are but a LOST & FOUND 29 Seminar. "Active Living" is the (McLean) Wells. RR#1 Box 4, only way to live in the 90's, and few directions in which your Mile 293, Fort Nelson, B.C. V0C BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR foundation serves the FOUND: On seawalk raiting, laugh your troubles away A 1R0. 774-7874. B fun-filled dynamic presen­ FREE TIME... community. Please mail Feb. 12th. Cloth pouch, navy Register for one of our donations and requests for blue with coloured decorations. SALT SPRING Preschool has 2 tation by Carla Rieger, a truly energized lady and professional. sewing classes: information to The Salt Spring Contains small booklet 'The immediate vacancies for March 6. 8.00pm-11:00pm. Island Foundation, P.O. Box 8, Liturgy of Nichiren Shoshu." children 3 to 5 years old. Call "Simple Pillows" Claim at Driftwood. 8 Activity Centre SSE, $5 at the Feb. 24 & 26; $20 Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 or call Anne for information, 537- door. Everyone welcome. SSI S.P.C.A. John Crofton at 537-2433. ifn LOST: 10 Kt gold family crest 2620. September enrolment Salt Spring Island Branch "Ladies' Shirt and Shorts" Parks and Recreation Com- March 2,9 & 16; $30 men's ring. (Dragon design) starting soon. 9 mission. io FOR INFORMATION CALL Feb. 12 in Ganges. Collect. "Kids' Shirt and Shorts" EDUCATION 17 WHAT ABOUT waste? Com- 537-2123 March 4. 11 & 18; $30 943-7627. Reward. to munity Forum with Frank NCCP Level 1 Coaching Theory Memberships and Donations Come in today and see our new TRAIN TO Manage an Ogden, futurist. Wednesday, for coaches, or people FOUND: STRAY cat, black and interested in coaching. to Box 522, Ganges Scribbles Fabric Paints Apartment/Condominium fawn tabby, very affectionate. March 11, 7:30 p.m. Commun­ Across from Petro-Can. building. Many jobs available. ity Centre. Tickets $5 available Includes baseball, soccer, Around junction of Robinson volleyball, track and field, and GANGES VILLAGE MA8KETCENTRE 537-4241 a Government licensed home and Mansell. Call 537-9151. at Chamber office. 11 sutdy certification course. Call most other sports March 21 Needs a home or goes toSPCA. FREE YOUR voice. Give your and 22. cost $30. Register at for details: (604)681-5456 or 8 Burrit Bros. 1-800-665-8339. B voice a spring tune-up! Portlock Park, 537-4448. SSI SINCE RECYCLE THIS PAPER Discover the joys of extended Parks and Recreation. II Carpets 1907 LEARN INCOME TAX Prepar­ range, stamina, flexibility, and ation or Basic Bookkeeping. Tax expressiveness in both DUE TO DEATH in the family in LOST: Recorder in velvet bag. Ontario, the Haircutting Place CARPET CLEANING deductible certificate courses 653-2390. Reward offered. 8 speaking and singing. Patricia For free brochures, no McFarlane enjoys sharing her will be closed. Should be open SERVICE Mon., Feb. 24. 8 obligation: U&R Tax Services, I HAVE reached the stray cat voice-freeing knowledge and Salt Spring Island limit. Sweetheart and Charlie 1345 Pembina Hwy , Winnipeg skill with adults who have little Feb. 24 & 25 MB R3T 2B6, 1-800-665- need homes desperately. Short or no experience in voice work GULF ISLAND 5144. or fax 1 -204-284-8954. haired ginger and white male, as well as with professional Mayne Island B very calm natured and actors, speakers, broadcasters, DENTURE CLINIC FebJ 26 accepting. Sweetheart has and singers. For information or (Upper Ganges Centre) beautiful green eyes, very fluffy to arrange a complimentary PLUS.... r^"^^"T"i calico. Interesting personality. consultation/demonstration, UPHOLSTERY •NOW OPEN* Both cats are happy and call 537-4730. 8 CLEANING SPECIAL •Egc 9-ixB healthy. Anna Hawthorne, Tuesdays & Thursdays n* cabin 1, Blue Gables Resort or 20% OFF : -: 1 BASEBALL -. ' , -. J 537-2123 8 NEW DENTURES, RELINES CALL 1 >_z 1 LOST: Blue oval jadeite gold REGISTRATION AND REPAIRS 537-5533 LEAP " ring in Ganges. Great (Hardball) Call collect for an For more information sentimental value. 537-4453 on our professional INTO 8 Off-Island appointment cleaning services CLOTHING CLUB A 748-3843 1 : 1 MEETINGS KIDS 13 YEARS OF AGE or 245-7222 Spring/Summer 1992 : 1 32 Born between "SAVE OUR SEAS" K&P GREAT ^kJ Aug. 1 1978-July 31, 1979 Come and see their latest SALE ! Try outs, T'AI CHI CHU'AN WALDORF «&** l42k new feature: J? , is*.*&; if more than 15 register SCHOOL Convertible Clothing y requests Unique 100% cotton clothing CALL 29 s&rt-4fi§3*p donations of 6 mos. to adult sizes 537-9216 eves. childrens used clothing, IIP I! OPEN HOUSE words for only to register i household items, $5.25 & GST! books, Saturday, February 22nd Deadline before any garage sale items. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ISLAND FARMERS' 130 Dover Place Monday Feb.24th. INSTITUTE SOMETHING NEW CHI KUNG » (Off Upper Ganges) @ 2:00 p.m. Take ANNUAL GENERAL Please phone Want to play tennis? The new For Health, Meditation, For more information or advantage of this MEETING DEB at bubble at Portlock Park is and Self-Defence brochures, call Marlie, great offer now! It available from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. In Fulford and Ganges 537-2938 537-9500 a won't happen Thursday. March 5, 1992 daily and can be booked bv INSTRUCTOR to arrange for pickup of your Thommas Michaud goods before Feb. 28th again for 1460 7:30 p.m. callinq KIS Office Services at 537-9525 days! (Prepaid Institute Bldg - 350 653-9560 Meg Buckley's ads only please) Rainbow Rd. Pay as you play - court fee is FAST POTTERY STUDIO $14 per hour. IT'S LEAP YEAR! Leap into a 537-9933 Agenda: Election of officers classified bargain today FRIENDLY SERVICE HAS RE-OPENED Lessons are available for Special: 29 words or less, * Dnriwood Publishing Guest Speaker: $5.25 plus GST. (Cash. When you need to catch 126 Upper Osnges Re players at all levels and can be Friday, Feb. 14th Mr. David Sands Cheque, M/C, Visa). Deadline that ferry! arranged by calling Parks and Open most days "Farming intheAgricultural Monday. Feb. 24. 2 pm: Recreation Commission at 10am - 5pm Environment" 9 537-4448 9 Published Wednesday. Feb. 26. Sidney This sale will not be repeated rAi I Kn.ociti Rtf Phm-rnnc\t f tri Page A22 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, February 19, 1992

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HERPES-lntroduction Service OPPORTUNITIES 50 MUSIC CAN MAKE YOU RICH. HOUSECLEANER/Home- discreet and professional. Call : Market our 2 for 1 Music maker, efficient, experienced. Like new again! GULF ISLAND Progressive Relations (604) HERES THE cure for the "no Coupon Book with tremendous Also available for occasional 299-0922 Mon-Fri 9:30-4pm. money blues". Independence, savings and tropical vacation. and weekend babysitting. Call DON IRWIN'S WINDOW B job flexibility and unlimited Large bonuses, high profits, Danielle, 537-1393. 8 CLEANERS potential can be yours. great opportunity. Call 1-800- COLLISION & REPAIRS LTD. ADD A little spice! Okanagan , So shake off those bluesl Call CARPENTER, HOURLY or JANITOR SERVICE college room mates, Cindy, 263-1900. B us today 1-800-661-3305. Ma contract. Experienced in all Desmond Crescent * Lisa, Diane and Jennifer - have Cherie Home Fashion Shows CASTLEGAR MAZDA has areas. Call Ray 653-4562. exciting personal photos of (est. 1975). Burlington. Ontario Carpets Steam an opening for a Sales MAN AVAILABLE for repair, 537-2513 24-92 themselves for sale. For I Representative. Self motivat­ discreet info, write Spice, Box renovations or maintenance AUTOMOTIVE Cleaned ion and good communication work, interior, exterior, 670-GB, Kelowna, B.C. VIY BE RICH AND FAMOUS. New skills a must. Excellent REPAIRS # 7P4. Adults only please! B Breakthrough in $14 billion capentry. Prompt service. Call 110 We also offer renumeration and benefits, Andrew 537-2294 io book publishing markets reply to Box 3518 Castlegar, CARPET GUARD CONDOMS QUALITY—SEC- making people wealthy. Full URITY—PRIVACY. Dozen for B.C. VIN 3W3. B GOOD WORKER will do jobs TREATMENT corporate training. Protected large and small. Clean up, $10.00 (all tax included). territories. Huge profits 1 -800- HELP WANTED: Full time Salt Spring Esso Cheque or money order. G&S painting, splitting wood, light COMPLETE 537-9841 465-5400. Readers' Club. B employment for an experienced, carpentry, etc. etc. Eight years Discount, Box 1120, Princeton, certified, traffic controller. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS SKY CHANNEL - Nationwide experience doing odd jobs. B.C. VOX 1W0. Prompt Must be a resident on Salt sales agents needed for the References, senior's discount. Delivery. a Spring Island. For more Tires most revolutionary innovation Call John eves 537-1393. 9 USE THE information, contact Mike Put work in its place, WORK in home entertainment since £sso] Batteries Buttle Services at 748-1754. DO YOU need it straightened CLASSIFIEDS FOR WELL helps you get better the VCR. No investment. Call Accessories balance in your life. 521-620 up, fixed up or just cleaned up? RESULTS collect (416)479-6191. B WANTED: R.N. to do a dressing Call 537-5683 or 537-2634. View Street, Victoria, B.C. V8W Saturday and Sunday each 537-4554 or 537-9300 1J6, (604) 385-2201 for free GREAT REPEAT SERVICE Mon. - Fri. 7:30am-7:00pm BUSINESS. B.C. and Canada's week. 537-9348. 9 info. *i WOULD YOU like help with Sat. 8am-7pm/Sun. 9am-6pm largest Lawn Care Company CONCRETE 134 WATERSIDE BISTRO requires your housecleaning. Good doing fertilizing and weed waiter/waitress. Apply within. references, $11 per hour. Call control has 110 franchises ENGINES REBUILT for cars & VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 537-4611. 9 Donna 537-2130. 9 FOR THE SALT SPRING coast to coast. If you have the trucks. 6 cyl. from $995, 8 cyl MOBY'S PUB requires exp. from $1095. 5 year or GULF COAST ISLAND COMMUNITY desire to profit from your own LITERARY SERVICES, word business with the benefits and evening cook who enjoys processing, proof reading, 100,000km limited warranty. MATERIALS CENTRE producing quality food in a support of Canada's biggest editing, writing. Please call Bond Mechanical 872-0641 8- Serving the Gulf Islands reception office relaxed work environment. Lawn Care Organization call 537-9528. 8 7pm 7 days. Toll-free 1-800- Salt Spring, Galiano, Excellent wage, tips and 663-2521. B (604) 250-8438, White Rock, Mayne, Penders B.C. B benefits. Contact Jamie, 537- HANDIMAN SERVICE, reno- MESSAGE RECEPTION HELP 5559. 9 vations Expert advice and for the food bank, mental Unique opportunity. Respect­ CARPENTERS CRUISE LINE employment quality work. Senior's discount. 118 health counsellors, short term able permanent upper income, package. Types of Jobs/How to Call Peter Blackmore 537- counselling, alcohol treatment immediate cash flow. Not get those Jobs/North America. 4382 tin CAROL WRIGHT. Framing counselling, teen and youth glamorous or high-tech, yet and finishing carpentry. counselling, the new teen Contact Directory/Morel For stable, with repeat customers. PLEASE DO NOT DRINK Specializing in heritage and centre, mentally handicapped details call: (604) 535-3539. a AND DRIVE Need ethical individual who old house renovations. Call •READY MIX programs, and all other can manage own business. HARBOUR HOUSE Hotel •WASHED GRAVEL EXPERIENCED CARPENTER 537-5982. programs offered by the Investment required for requires a dining room available for your new house, •REINFORCED STEEL Centre. Regular volunteers exclusive territory and full waiter/tress. French service additions or renovations - ISLAND HOME Renovations. •BAGGED CEMENT must be willing to dedicate 3 training. 850-2113. a an asset - also a cocktail foundations to finishing Quality work, reasonable •DRAIN TILE hours of their time each week waiter/tress. Please apply in contract or by the hour. Call rates, sundecks, skylights, •CONCRETE after training is completed. EXPANSION! International person. 8 There is also a need for corporation planning market Rob at 537-4193. 9 kitchens, bathrooms, etc. Call PRODUCTS substitute volunteers with thrust this area. All indicators Tom Mitchell 653-4353. •SCAFFOLDING RENTAL for success are in place. Solid flexible time schedules to fill in Ministry of EXPERIENCED CARPENTER for regular volunteers on leave. financing, sound management, BUSINESS SERVICES good products, proven market, Social Services available for your new house, 537-2611 top compensation. Don't wait. URGENTLY REQUIRES A additions or renovations - RAINBOW ROAD For more information Benefit from being a AIRLINES Foundations to finishing - Box 456, Ganges, B.C. Respite or full time care 101 contract or by the hour. Call please call forerunner with this exciting (couple/family) for a 6 year new opportunity. Call Charles Rob at 537-4193. 537-9971 old blind, mentally at Dega Distributors. 1-800- 665-3032. B handicapped boy on a full CONTRACTORS 137 time or part time basis in ISLAND HOME TRAVEL 42 Specialized Automotive their own home. RENOVATIONS Centre- contracts with two Applicant would be studied Saltspring 537-9359 FULLY ESCORTED TOUR major Canadian companies as a foster home, criminal Vancouver 224-5568 Peter Melancon Europe 24 days, departs Protected dealership territory. record check, medical and Gulf Islands 629-3663 Quality Work Reasonable Rates Construction Canada May 07/92. Call for Warranty and client list references required. 9 TWO RETURN FLIGHTS DAILY Sundecks, Skylights, Kitchens, details. CHEAM TRAVEL, available. High volume FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Chilliwack (604) 792-9207 or location. Unobstructed, ocean TO VANC. HRB.&VANC. INTL Bathrooms, etc. CONCRETE, FRAMING CALL CARL ALBERT 746-1372 WINTER SCHEDULE FINISHING, RENOVATIONS 1-800-661-2142. B view. Located on Vancouver 7 | Island in beautiful Comox TOM MITCHELL 653-4353 & ADDITIONS FROM APR MEXICO HOUSE and/or | Valley. Stock and equipment CAPITAL REGIONAL TO DEP. 10 apartment rental in Sayulita, DISTRICT REGISTERED $65,000. Terms available. Ganges Vane. 8:00 Phone 40 mi. North of Puerto Vallarta. I More info call 334-0215 after 6 NURSE FOR SATURNA 8:30 Vane. Ganges 9:00 9:30 Beautiful beaches. Video p m B ISLAND 653-4642 available on request. 537- Ganges Vane. 3:00 3:40 CHIMNEY CLEANING 128 Applicants are invited for the Vane. Ganges 3:45 4:30 4634. io BUSINESS position of contract nurse, to provide professional nursing *Sat. service is: Lv. Genges 11:00; EVA'S TRAVEL PERSONALS 51 services on Saturna Island. arr. Vane. 11:30; Lv. Vane. 12:00; HOGAN PLANS Patients are referred by arr. Ganges 12:30 CHIMNEY TIP FUN filled love life, people ask physicians in accordance with Professional plans for Dr. Don "where can we get the guidelines for the Home "THE AIRLINE OF THE custom designed homes, Explore the haunting SWEEPS sexual products discretely? Nursing Care Services. ISLANDS" additions and renovations. mystery of AFRICA, the Now they're available-privacy Successful applicant would Call for charter quotes 537-2111 Fees: $25/hour or per sq.ft. treasures of EGYPT, the guaranteed. Order catalogue provide nursing coverage * Cleaning & adventure of KENYA and BARON FOWLER $5.50 to Dr. Don's Products under a flexible weekly time Repairs the pleasures of the INDIAN 653-2066 »•» #1173-1124 Lonsdale Ave., N. frame, up to a maximum of 15 * Chimney OCEAN. Vancouver, B.C. V7M 2H1. B hours per month. Hourly rate APPLIANCE REPAIR 103 Installations We shall be happy to assist Striking colour figure photos of will be negotiated. * Journeyman you with all your reservat­ Applicants must be eligible to West Coast models. For sample Mason f/Maase,« ions. practice nursing in the photo and info., write Bonny S. * Certified Box 2069-R MPO Vancouver. Province of B.C., must have a Master Sweep EVA TRAVEL B.C. V6B 3S3. Include postage. valid B.C. driver's licence and S> B use of own vehicle, to be Located in Creekhouse Adults only. PROFESSIONAL CWE! Certified 152 A Fulford Ganges Rd. compensated at District rates. Applicants giving details of APPLIANCE f&ZRy Open Tues.-Fri. 9-4:30 HaP WANTED 55 training and experience will be i (mo) ltd. REPAIR ,-xr^ Satisfaction Sat. 10-2 received by the Personnel Closed Sun. & Mon. OVERSEAS POSITIONS Office, Capital Regional (cfj Services "Quality Homes 537-5523 Hundreds of top paying District, P.O. Box 1000, Serving the Gulf Islands of Distinction" positions All occupations. Free Victoria, B.C., V8W 2S6 by from Ganges details. Overseas Employment CARPENTRY March 31, 1992. i FULL WARRANTY ONE YEAR Services, Dept MS. P.O. Box PAINTING Box 441, Ganges, B.C. PARTS AND SERVICE 460, Town of Mount Royal, MOSS CONTROL VOS 1E0 ' Quebec H3P 3C7. B WORK WANTED SENIORS DISCOUNT CHIMNEYSWEEP SSI PARKS and Recreation Member Better Business Bureau CERTIFIED SERVING SALTSPRING Need a break? Commission are accepting EXPERIENCED CERAMIC tiler, FOR 31 YEARS applications for: a) swimming walls and floor tiling, 537-4383 «* TED BALDWINSON International Coach Tours Telephone instructors and lifeguards bathrooms and kitchens, etc. from Victoria Call 537-2809 •• (qualifications must be current) For free estimates call Kev G.I. APPLIANCE 537-5463 * 2 days 15 Apr. - Tulip b) Day Camp counsellors for 537-1043 & REFRIGERATION Festival in Mt. Vernon Summer Discovery Daycamp. tfn Chimney Dirty? Washington. S149 pp db. REPAIR $30 for first flue Please submit resumes to the GERMAN SPORTS teacher LA FORTUNE occupancy. Portlock Park office. Appli would like a position as a STOVE AND CHIMNEY j cations close March 31st io PROMPT & RELIABLE INSTALLATIONS * 3 days 08 May - personal care aide/house­ CONTRACTING SERVICE 12 years experience Leavenworth Maifest $249 HASTINGS HOUSE is now keeper for elderly person. LTD. pp db. occupancy. accepting applications for full Experienced with excellent Eatons & GE Warranty work JEFF ERICKSON references. Available May 1st. time dishwashers for the '92 Phone 653-9381 Now available for your * 4 days 16 Mar - Oregon season. Please send to Box Contact Martina Lendeckel, 1 - Northern Neighbour Days in 489-1185. Mon. to Fri., GEOFF LEASON 1110, Ganges. a new home or addition. Wilsonville - Buydirectfrom between noon and 3 p.m. to 537-9243 Pendleton Woolen Mills, HASTINGS HOUSE, Country CLEANING SERVICES 131 FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING Columbia Knit Mills and House Hotel on Salt Spring IF YOU would like your house cleaned, please call Barb, 537- NEEDS CONTACT: Hand Bag Manufacturers Island, requires experienced ME & EWE STEVE incl. cruise on sternwheel- service staff in our fine dining 1065. 8 ARCHITECTS & JANITORIAL SERVICES er Portland Rose and some restaurant for the 1992 season NEED A hand? Repairs, 537-5345 meals. $309 pp db. (March 13-November 28), The cleanup, moving, renovations, DESIGNERS 105 * Residential & Commercial Box 507 occupancy. applicants must have carpentry, etc? Call John, 653- * Carpet & Upholstery Ganges, B.C. extensive wine and European 4254. io ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING. Cleaned •Mb table service experience. Please * SCOTCHGARD Call us first at GARDEN BEDS neglected? Lost your house plans? Never apply in writing by February had plans? Planning renov­ * Windows THE TRAVEL SHOP 25th to: Lars Jorgensen, Competent women to care for D.A. SMITH 537-9911 your garden. Call Seneca 537- ations? I can put your house 537-2946 Hastings House. Box 1110, plans and ideas onpaper General Contracting M-F 9am-4:30 Sat 9am-2 Ganges, BC, VOS 1 EO. 8 1341. 9 quickly and at reasonable rates IT'S LEAP YEARI Leap into a LARGE OR SMALL JOBS IT'S LEAP YEAR I Leap into a RECYCLE THIS PAPER using computer aided design Display Advertising bargain subscription bargain today! CALL NOW TO BE PART OF THE Call Jim Helset 537-1037. 9 right away. Special: 29%-50% CONTRACT OR HOURLY Pianists needed to teach Music Special: 29 dollar subscriptions off display advertising (We'll * New Homes * Additions (including G.S.T.I for six For Young Children in selected 1992 •Renovations * Framing areas, national programme match your customer discount months "Off-Island" subscrip­ GULF ISLANDER BUSINESS up to 50%). Deadline Friday, tion (regular S35). Deadline requires someone with grade 8 537-9036 niann anH a nnQitive enernetic 537-9933 SERVICES Feb. 21st, 4 p.m.: Published Wednesday, February 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A23

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CONTRACTORS 137 IfCTWCAL 148 FIREWOOD 152 GLASS 159 MASONRY 168 PLUMBING! HEATING 195 KONIG AND SON Firewood. KEVIN MITCHELL ACCENT ELECTRIC Wanted: Firewood logs, will Qualified Bricklayer Shaun Adams LTD. compensate owner. Call 537- ARRIVED! CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL ANDRE 537-2156 9531. ... Stonemason Elsea Plumbing BUILDER •Licenced & Insured GRAHAM 537-5378 All type of masonry *12 years experience MEMBER-VICTORIA RR3 130 Blain Road stone and brick fireplaces, Island Solid Fuel •Prompt & Reliable HOMEBUILDERS Ganges, B.C. VOS 1E0 8 am - 4:30 pm chimney, garden wall, (Formerly Gippo Firewood) •All repairs & renovations ASSOCIATION COMMITMENT IS THE PRICELESS A FULL SERVICE glass blocks, patios, etc. INGREDIENT! ZTK FIR/ALDER GLASS SHOP •New home, design & * Inexpensive design service Call for a FULLY INSURED installation of domestic water * Creative homes, renovations, GUARANTEED CORD FREE ESTIMATES service. Winterization tips by additions & decks Free Estimate EXCAVATING 150 phone. * Site analysis and preparation H&D CALDWELL 537-1043 „, 537-9447 8 BACKHOE WORK available, 537-5380 ,„„ GRAVEL SUPPLY 160 Al 537-4079 reasonable rates, free estimates. Call Chris 537- KONIG & SON PRINTERS 196 SHOW HOME FOR VIEWING Quest Masonry 1309. . ISLAND AGGREGATES FIREWOOD * Fireplaces Ken Byron SEASONED * Chimneys WALTER HUSER Serving Salt Spring WE HAVE YOUR * Retaining walls 10 years PET ROCK IN STOCK! * Russian fireplace &SONS Excavating COMPETITIVE & RELIABLE 537-9531 ,» * Rumford fireplace Construction Ltd. Septic Systems All Aggregate HONEST OL'S Products Custom brick & block specialist Residential & Commercial RAY SHERGOLD Personalized service from Waterlines Available P R I N T I N c Firewood 537-4729 plans to completion GUARANTEED CORD 320 Upper Ganges Rd 537-2385 Foundations Cut, split and delivered VISIT OUR QUARRY ON BURGOYNE BAY RD. MISC. SERVICES 171 537-4422 537-5247 Split cedar fence rails Retaining Walls 653-2305 OR CALL: >•« Box 1389, Ganges, B.C., 53 (leave message) *•« HAVE HOE... 653-4243 SALT SPRING PROPERTY J. PROCTER WILL TRAVEL! FLOORING FAX 653 2354 MAINTENANCE 198 537-2882 GARBAGE CONSTRUCTION INSURANCE • 163 GULF ISL/U1DS QUALITY COLLECTION SEPTIC no NEW HOMES BRIAN DAWES RENOVATIONS OWNER-OPERATOR HARDWOOD Motor Vehicle SERVICE SERVING TOE SOUTHERN GULF ISLANDS ADDITIONS AWES FLOORS Office SEPTIC TANK DECKS INSURANCE 537-2167 PUMPOUTS Call for free estimates > • Installations John EXCAVATING LTD. * Refinishing ALL CLASSES 653-4013 ,„ 537-4996 „. * Basements * Repairs OF INSURANCE * Backfilling OLDE COUNTRY PROPERTY LANCER * Landscaping -7 YEARS EXPERIENCE- Salt Spring * Road building UPHOLSTERY MANAGEMENT 201 CONTRACTING * Drainage DWAYNE McLEOD Insurance •DOMESTIC 'ANTIQUE* LTD. * Ponds Box 613, Ganges Agencies or MARINE UPHOLSTERING Salt Spring Property * Hourly rates or contract 537-1318 (1972) Ltd. 537-4433 Management * COMMERCIAL 24hrs 8:00-4:30 Mon - Fri. * CUSTOM HOMES 537-2604 OFFICE HOURS: • RESIDENTIAL RENTALS * 33 yrs. experience mg; • PROPERTY WATCH * • RENOVATIONS 9am - 4:30pm Mon. - Fri. •ADDITIONS 537-5527 MOVING & STORAGE 174 PETER JACQUEST LANCER Burritt Bros. Box 1012, Ganges 653-4437 EXCAVATING FAX 537-9700 537-4529 .*> Gerry Bourdin Carpets BACKHOE SERVICES P.O. Box 540, Ganges, B.C. SALT SPRING or office DID YOU KNOW RENTALS 202 653-4678 Perry Booth WE HAVE 7 MINI STORAGE Perry Booth 653-4678 * Entry mats & runners ISLAND SAVINGS SAFE CONVENIENT * Brass grates Insurance Services Ltd. ECONOMICAL RAINBOW • Cleaning supplies for Features: VV.RRENTALE S LTD. vinyl & carpet * Electronic access OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK * Oriental rugs * Security Monitoring Mon - Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm * Sisal floor covering * Climate controlled Saturday 9:00am - 4:00pm Kicharcf T31irm HEDGEHOG and, of course: * One level loading CLOSED SUNDAYS A wonderful selection of BULLDOZING & EXC. LTD. * 7 affordable sizes HOLIDAYS 10am -3:00pm CONSTRUCTION residential and commercial Renovations Additions WE SHAPE THE ISLANDS carpet and vinyl LEGALLY ZONED Equipment rental Custom Work Excavators - Gravel trucks AND INSURED VILLAGE MARKET CENTRE sales & service Tel: (604) 386-9663 E Backhoes - Loaders - Gravel SAFER THAN 368 Lower Ganges Rd. Your island representatives for Crushed rock - Topsoil ANY OLD BARD! Fill - Shale 537-5533 TORO, SHINDAIWA, LAURIE A. HEDGER 537-9222 KUBOTA, SIKKENS PAINTS, 537-9311 Our Life Insurance 320 Upper Ganges Road BEAM BUILT-IN VACUUMS Box 156, Ganges, B.C. Representative, Mr. Harold EXIDE BATTERIES V0S1E0 „.« Webber, would be pleased HYDRAULIC HOSES LANDSCAPING 156 to evaluate your specific AND FITTINGS LEA SIRR insurance requirements, PAINTING 183 VOICEMAIL fSLAJrDE[V7t-Fri 9am-5pm checked, tuned up, $4500. Call THE RAINBOW with Sealy mattresses. Good 653-9409. tfn cond.. $100 ea. 537-9484. 8 Y.P. TV MOBILE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY FRASERS BURNS LAKE. 1955 T-Bird. 537-4346 9 SHINDAIWA B-45 gas powered THIMBLE FARMS 537-9811 Arizona car. Auto. Excellent MARKET brushcutter Comes with string condition. $26,000. New 1992 141 Salt Spring Way Mon. - Sat. MISC FOR SALE 350 trimmer head, tree blade. One 70001b tandem axle 16' 175 Arbutus fXi at year old. Asking $625. Call flatdeck trailer, electric brakes ^^ 537-5788 TTs LITTLE USED Tandy 1000 fax eves., 537-5274. 8 and camp. $3,000. 1-695- >I>I;I;K5IDIE on McPhillips machine, new cost $1500 sell 7 DAYS A WEEK MERCHANDISE 6334 eves. B 1984 (NISSAN King Cab 4x4, 10am-4:30pm for $500 firm. Call 537-5491. cap., good body. mech. sound, Y 1973 MGB rag top, 78,000 rtn 100.000 miles., $4,500; miles. Some rust, runs well. 4 Dinghy. 6', fibreglass, custom WE GIVE APPLIANCES 302 BURGLAR BARS. Attractive PERSONALIZED SERVICE new tires, $1,500 obo. 537- white window grills provide oars, preserver, $30o, Kiln, 2374 evenings. $ discreet home security. home made, efficient plus * * * # UPRIGHT FREEZER works well. cones, $60; Woodstove, no Economical and guaranteed. $125. Call 537-9328. $ 1979 VOLVO 244 GL auto, bricks, $30; Peetz Reel, new WITCH HAZEL IN BLOOM leather seats, sun roof, no rust, We ship, you install. All sizes, FOUR BURNER gas range. salmon rod. $40; 537-9224 7 Varieties very clean for age. $2,995 obo. 15 years experience. Canadian Clean, good condition $250 after 5 p.m. 10 from $26.95 537-2374 evenings io Security Products. Toll-free 1- Call 537-2322. a 800-661-7555. Ext 1. 8 WASHER AND dryer. $150; 2 Time to start Begonia tubers WINDOWED CEDAR truck large wood cabinet speakers AUTOMOTIVE 304 canopy, 57Wx73V4", inside WOODCARVERS -- WOOD­ and flower seeds WORKERS. Kiln dried Walnut, Chev. 237ci Runner. Chriscraft measurements, $225 obo. engine gear and wiring WE HAVE A LARGE 4x4 owners Manufacturer 537-4587 mornings and $2.50 per board foot. SLECTION TO CHOOSE Basswood $1 50-S2.50. DA harness; 1970 Chev. P/U.653- clearance. Pick-up tailgate nets evenings 8 4173. 10 FROM $21.95. Samurai, Tracker, Dennis, 28 Woodhaven, St TWO MINIS Lots of great parts. Jeep bikini tops, $39.95. Thomas Ontario N5P 3Z3. ROLLAWAY COT; Rust * 537-4634. 10 Replacement tops. $189.95 (519)633-5565. B upholstered rocker; 2 matching POLYANTHUS kitchen chairs, all good. 537- Gemini Sales, 4736 East 1984 TOYOTA Tercell 4 wd, Enjoy this healthy LINEN HOUSE INC.. down .79 ea. Hastings, Burnaby, B.C. V5C very good condition. $4,800. low fat treat duvets regular line twin $89, 9288. 10 2K7. 1-294-4214. a Call 537-2598. 8 year round! double $114; queen $127. New LIGHT TABLE - metal stand, # # * * 9 fruit flavours 1 982 TOYOTA pickup longbox. from Denmark, twin $120; 36x44. S.S. tilting top. 3 lamp —HELP RECYCLE— to choose from. BOATS & MARINE 305 137,000 km, $2,500. 537- double $145; queen $158. fluorescent, as new, $1,400 Bring your empty pots and Also available in 2809 a Susan Abildgaard 1-800-661- 537-9484. 8 containers for us to reuse. DEAN SEVOLD Shipwright V* litre and VS litre 3696. B Boat repair, renovations, refits, 1989 HONDA CIVIC SI sunroof, containers to take home. BED, TWIN size, with box building. 15 years experience, 16 valve engine, 46,000 Km. GUN BARGAINS: Save up to spring, $50; Dressing table no GST. Call 653-9483. a Phone 537-4358, $9,500. 8 40% on some items! The with mirror. $75; Matching HARLANS GunRunner is a monthly 1978 TOYOTA COROLLA pair. $100; Phone 537-1374. TWO PERSON touring kayak. CHOCOLATE TREATS newspaper devoted exclusively liftback. New clutch. Economic- 8 Folbot. includes paddles and (next to Pharmasave) S' to the sale, purchase and trade al. 537-1058 after 5 p.m. e seat cushions. Excellent \ 537-4434 A,„ of modern and antique firearms NEW SAFARI Optex model condition, new $1600 only JEEP WAGONEER 4 W/D, and accessories. $23 per year VS801 Rechargeable power $700. Call 653-9153. to auto. Lock-in hubs, air or $2 sample copy. The pack for cameras, camcorders, GunRunner Newspaper, Box 8 FT. sailing dinghy $500 conditioning. Good condition. FURNITURE 335 and photo lights, $100, 1 80 sq. THIS WEEK'S 565B, Lethbridge, AB, T1J 3Z4 537 4610 (eves) im 537-2828. 8 ft. of Brazilian Walnut parquet B floor tiles, $180; 14 ft Bellbouy SPECIAL 1982 DODGE Ramcharger. 4x4 F/G boat, trailer, and 25 h.p. BUILDING BURL WALNUT baby grand auto, V8 good running outboard, $600; 12 inch B&W piano, circa 1913 Lovely tone, condition, $3,900. Call 537- 1 2 volt TV, $25; 1 h.p. jet pump, SUPPLIES 310 excellent condition with LIFESTREAM 4595 after 6 p m 8 $15; Vih.p. circulator pump matching piano bench, $6500 8 GRAIN CEREAL FLAKES 1984 TOYOTA Tercell 4wd, with strainer, near new $25: DOORS! WINDOWS! Interior obo. Call 537-5851 9 89 and exterior wood, metal and very good condition, $4,800 new 7 inch black stove pipe, 4 $2. 450g pkg French doors, wood windows, Call 537 2598 a PRE-INVENTORY sale All elbows, 4x2 ft lengths, $5.00 While quantities last skylights, MOREI Call collect to prints and framed pictures ea. piece; large light brown Walker Door and Window in 1987 HONDA CIVIC, red. hatch 20% off, plus many half price in easy chair & ottoman in good # Vancouver at (604)266-1101. back. 15,000 Km, 5 speed, store items Heritage Boutique. condition, $50; near new overdrive Radio, stereo and NATURELAND 'BROCK' HIGH pressure, high Whirlpool kitchen trash ORGANIC BLACK TEA tape. Mint condition, $8000 compactor, $200; clothes iron 537-2417. 8 temperature. 112,000 BTU oil 29 WEST WIND Pcitcijlnorlis furnace, nearly new, half price $10; cordless phone $50; juice $ 3 . box of 40 bags extractor, $100; Westbend HARDWOOD INC TWO %TON 1977 Chevy vans, $1350. Call 1-595-5232 ? Reg $4.45 one mechanically sound, one model 5200 rowing machine, Clearly Your Lumber Store needs valve guides. Buy one for -Jflfg* Itix" FISHER MAMA Bear wood- as new, $150; 2 new O.M.C $ 1,500, get theother free 537- stove, A1 condition, ideal for outboard propellers, 12V4"x15" r>. 656-0848 2081 AMELIA AVE., 9100. io work shop or studio. Best offer and 13"x11", $50 each; Mature worj{§ SIDNEY. B.C. V8L 3Z8 Call 537-1383. s bicycl.es: girls age 5-8 very RECYCLE THIS PAPER good, $35. men's 10 speed, Builders of fine furniture I HAVE deluxe rowing machine JEEP CJ6 rebuilt F4 hurricane and cabinets very good, $60, men's 12 speed Natural Foods Market SIDNFY I want decent stationary Wednesday, February 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A25

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10% OFF with this ad on Sheep MISC FOR SALE 350 WANTED 385 APT/SUITES 500 HOUSES 520 SHARED skin slippers, (XS to XXL) and ACCOMMODATION 530 bicycle seat covers (until Feb AIR TIGHT stove wanted, must FURNISHED SUITE close to MALIVIEW. SMALL 1 bedroom 29th) at the Little Craft Gallery Wicker/Rattan wall unit be CSA approved. Call 653- Ganges available, long term, duplex, newly decorated, (Next to Gulf Islands Realty) ROOM IN quiet home, Weston 30"w, 80" h, $99.95, 4053 tin non-smokers. Call 537-9285 suitable for couple or one Tues.-Sat. 10-5. 8 Lake. Utilities included, Deluxe 5 pc. Dinette person. Available 1st March w/glass top & cushions, TWO BEDROOM townhouse in $350/mo. Call 653-4254. 8 FOR SALE: GMC camper van. ALDER LOGS James Bay with piano studio, long term. N/S. No pets. $450 1977 Rally STX, very clean, $199.95 complete; Bar per month. M&M Garvey NORVIK HARDWOODS INC. March only $550 Call 384- FURNISHED ROOM in quiet propane stove, fridge and stools from $25; Luxury (Property Management) 537- home nearFernwood, $275 per loveseat & gold cord cotton buys logs & 8984. a furnace. Priced to sell at 9989. 8 mo. Call 537-2130. 9 $3200. 537-5915. 8 velvet, $195; Traditional standing timber ONE BEDROOM partially sofa suite, blue floral. SUNNY TWO BEDROOM, one CONGRATULATIONS TO Scott Contact: furnished suite, electric heat, $99.95. four miles from Ganges, $400 level house on North Beach WANTED 540 Royal, winner of Valentines RON COX per mo Call 653-4173. 8 Road. Very private acre, Dinner for two at Booth Bay. BUY & SAVE Tel: 946-9878 Fax: 946-3769 fireplace, glorious uninterrupt­ EMPLOYED PROFESSIONAL 9818 4th St., Sidney Salt Spring Elementary B Cellular: 220-2814 DELUXE ONE bedroom, $600, ed views of Trincomali couple looking for 3 B/R house, Parents' Group. B 7515 Hopcott Road includes utilities. Call 537- Channel. Available long term, or large 2 B/R with den for MOBILE MARKET requires Delta, B.C. V4G 1B7 5740. 8 16th March. $650 per month. March 1. Long term rental or M&M Garvey (Property rent-to-own for suitable home. mature, cheerful, energetic LOWER FLOOR of new Management) 537-9989. 8 Please call 537-4146 or 722- employee, experience with waterfront home, 2 bedrooms, 3903 (collect). 8 cash and Deli goods an asset. wood heat, no smokers, no THREE BEDROOM duplex Apply in person with resume.8 REAL ESTATE pets, long term, $550 per mo. available now. N/S, no pets, COTTAGE. CABIN, etc. by Call Peter 537-4529, Salt $600 per mo., Maliview. Call professional teacher/writer/ LOST: LITTLE qirl's heavy link Spring Property Management. 537-9592. 10 artist who enjoys caring for silver bracelet with heart. FOR SALE 410 home, yard/garden Long term, Please phone Julie, 537-5256. A CHARMING 2 or 3 bedroom N/S, excellent references, 1- home in Vesuvius. Bright & a CONTEMPORARY SPLIT level 5 COMMERCIAL 251-7632. (E. Van.) 10 3 bdrm. 1,650 sq. ft. 2x6 sunny with views to the sea. ONE OWNER. 1975 GMC A construction open living area, SPACE 510 Only $595. Rent here while you ton. Heavy duty, hydraulic Architectural Millwark build. 653-4576. 8 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Executive Furnishings approved woodstove, 2 full dump box and front grader Quality Kitchens baths, 2 hot water tanks. FOR LEASE March 1st, 1992. blade. Cab replaced. New 2 BEDROOM cabin. North end, fenders. Recent brakes and Commissions Attached insulated double Approx. 800 sq. ft. shop. fabulous views on 5 acres, long AMPLIFIER ROLAND Cube 60 Oesian garage/workshop/storage. 2 Excellent waterfront location $300 obo. Ph. 537-4610. tfn exhaust. Ready to work. Rob Shop 537-5114 Res 537-2680 term 550/mo., no dogs, 537-4583. e Fax 537-2556 power panels. Level 0.55 acre in the Harbour Building responsible, mature tenants FREE FOR the taking: Coffee lot. Patio off dining room, adjacent to Mouat's Clothing wanted. Ph. Peter, 537-4529. maker, infant seat, baby swing, DECORATING WITH sheets. Hans Hazenboom Serge landry balcony off master bedroom and Continuing Education. Salt Spring Property Manage­ baby walker, bounce seat. Learn how. Class dates March $159.900.537-1211. 14 A division ol H. Hazenboom Constucbon Call 537-5593 for information. ment, tfn Phone 537-4049. 8 3. 5, 10 or 12. $40/person. On Register now at Sharon's, LOVELY 1400 sq. ft. 3 bdrm (2 RETAIL SPACE in downtown FOR RENT: 2 bedroom WALDORF SCHOOL Open Grace Point Square. 537-4015. up, master down) open plan, MUSICAL Ganges. Apply Gulfstream furnished house. St. Mary House. Feb. 27th. 9 a.m.-12 8 IVi baths, 2 natural stone Lake, March 1 to June 30. noon. 118 Harrison Ave. Come Pro Hardware. ,*, INSTRUMENTS 360 fireplaces, (one Osburn), oak $550 per month. 653-2052 experience creative teaching IT'S LEAP YEARI Leap into a cabinets in kitchen, bathroom SHARED OFFICE space for after 6 8 and learning. Call Cynthia 537- classified bargain today. FLUTES: ARTLEY silver head B & laundry; Cedar cathedral rent. Upper Ganges Center. 9208 or Dagmar. 537-2741 for OCEANFRONT QUIET self- Special: 29 words or less, foot, $450; Alto silver head ceiling over Ig & cosy den. The Call collect 748-3843 Dan more information. 8 contained cabin for rent with $5.25 plus G.S.T. (Cash, $1200; E flat silver head $500. warmth of cedar throughout Hardy. ,m spectacular view and clam WASTE DROP: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Cheque, M/C, Visa). Deadline Call 537-5139. a Wrap around deck. Nice Monday, Feb. 24, 2 p.m; pastoral view. 10x12 out­ beach access. Sleeps 1 person. Fulford Hall. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Commercial Long term preferred. Referen­ Ganges (Next to G.V.M.) 8 Published Wednesday, Feb. 26. building, studio potential. All This sale will not be repeated OFFICE EQUIPMENT 365 this and 2.3 south-facing Space ces required. For further information, please call 537- KENWOOD DRYER, good for 1460 daysl Call Gulf Islands gently sloping acres to creek. Quality commercial space condition, $100. Phone 537- Driftwood, 537-9933. 126 MINOLTA COPYTRON photo­ Open House this wkend. Sat. & 1383. io copier EP4702 recently now available 2313. 8 Upper Ganges Road o Sun., 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Asking Oceanside at Fulford Marine serviced and ready to go, $185,000. 537-4418 for app't takes up to 11 x 17 apper, to view 10 UNIT#1 -Office zoom. Open to offers. Call UNIT #2- Retail sales, Driftwood 537-9933. Ask for KELOWNA, B.C. Are you offices, or combine both- Joyce. m moving to or investing in this area? Plan ahead with a top reception desk included professional realtor. Call Jack Would be ideal for much PETS/LIVESTOCK 370 Pardue 1(604)861-5122 or needed Medical-Dental Clinic Write 1045 Wintergreen Drive, MATURE LAYING hens, $1 Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 9A5 - For information call each. 653-4072 Sutton Group Realty. t> 653-4424 RECREATIONAL PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD for unpaid taxes. Crown land HOUSES 520 VEHICLES 375 availability. For information on both write: Properties, Dept. NEWLY CONSTRUCTED ocean TRIANGLE R.V. CENTRE offers CN, Box 5380, Stn F„ Ottawa, view home. Two bedrom. excellent highway exposure for K2C 3J1 B Tastefully furnished. Wood your consignment vehicle. Also stove, all appliances, available parts, service, propane, sani- IT'S LEAP YEAR! Leap into a subscription bargain todayl now. Explorer Property station. and 24 hour car and Management, 537-4722. «n R.V. wash. Vancouver Island's Special: 29 dollar subscriptions only complete R.V. Centre. (including GST.) for six RETIREMENT TOWNHOME, Triangle Homes Ltd., Sidney months "Off-Island" subscrip­ walk to Ganges, 2 bedroom, Your first R.V. Centre off the tion (regular $35). Deadline lease available. N/S. refer­ ferry. 656-1122. DL 5916 Feb. 28th. This sale will not ences required, available 15-92 happen again for 1460 daysl December 15, $750 per mo. Gulf Islands Driftwood, 537- Call Eric Booth 537-5568. ifn OKANAGAN CLASS C 20' 9933,126 Upper Ganges Road. Motorhome, 1974 72,000 LARGE 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath original miles, very good INVESTMENT, RETIREMENT or executive home ocean view, 5 condition, $10,500 537-4634. Recreation Lowest price acres north end, fridge, stove, 10 around. $15,000, cash or dishwasher, microwave, terms buys Vt acre fully fireplace, garage Jacuzzi tub, 8' CAMPER ICEBOX, propane, serviced lot close to Mt. Baker long-term, $750.00/mo. hyd jacks, sink water. $700. ski area, golf, swimming, Phone Peter 537-4529 Salt 537-2963 10 hiking. Easy drive from Spring Property Management, Tsawwassen ferry. Call 653- tfn FREERECYCLABLES 380 4513 9 WATERFRONT HOME located STURDY BOXES 12'/2X18'/2 by MISC. 440 on Old Scott Road with a IV2" deep Great for gifts, beautiful southern exposure. storing prints or papers. Bulk LOOKING FOR a living space? Two bedrooms, two baths, film containers 4" diameter x Pacific Yurt, for your vacation, fireplace, refrigerator, stove, 2" deep Come and get 'em at retreat, workshop, studio, washer dryer and enclosed the Driftwood office. tin temporary housing. Easy to carport. No pets and non- erect. 450 sq. ft. 24' diam, sky smokers only. Rent at $875 per THIS COLUMN is designed light, $8,500 obo. Norman. mo. Call 537-2015. 8 for FREE RECYCLABLE 537-9357 8 BUILDING A house?? Do you items only. just need a place for a few There is no chargo to place MOBILE months?? Available March 1st. items in this column. HOMES 450 New, 2 bedroom, 5 appliances, Ads must be submitted in fully equipped (kitchen wares person at the etc). Large covered deck, ocean 1975 12x60 Bendix mobile view on 3 acres Its beautiful Driftwood office home for sale, excellent don't miss this one! $500 per (126 Upper Ganges Road) condition, easy to move Call mo. Call 537-9318. 9 by Friday 4:30pm. 653-4070. 8 Sorry no telephone ATTENTION PARK OWNERS DELIGHTFUL WATERFRONT placements. and mobile home buyers. We home, 3 bedroom.indoor hot have a good selection of used tub, 3 miles from Ganges, and new mobile homes in available months of June, Nov WANTED 385 stock. Buy factory direct. Noble and Dec , references Call 537- Homes (403) 447-2333. 8 4557. 9 LARGE WINDOWS, large cast OCEAN VIEW. 2 bedroom, iron ''htub. CSA air tight 1972 12x60, 2 or 3 bedroom spacious home on Trincomali stove wanted Call Virginia mobile Must be moved by July. Heights, available March 1st. 537-4510. 8 Wheels still on, $11,700. Call N/S, references, $750 per mo. 537-5103. 9 Call Russ at 537 551 5 or 537- Find What You're Looking For 7" REEL TO reel tape recorder, 12x64' mobile home. Good 5203 eves. 9 in good condition. 537-5623)0 condition! (Bathroom refin- ONE BEDROOM duplex, ished in cedar and ceramic tile) in The Classifieds! WANTED: Two or four drawer Ganges, retired single person $20,000 obo. Call 537-1 309 9 legal size filing cabiner. 653- or couple. Preferred no 4542. io FOR RENT - Trailer and pad - smoking, no dogs, $520 per WANTED: Used hearing aid. 12'x68' - Please call 653 4263 mo. including water. 653- It's the first place to look and the last word on buying, selling 537-4292. 8 for more information. 9478 10 References required. _K> or renting any item or service under the sun. when you GAS BRUSH cutter, wheel­ 2 DRY STORAGE units for rent; barrow or garden cart, couch, 9 1980 32' Prowler Travel- 1 560 cu. ft., $47/mth; 1 896 are in the market for just about anything at all...go to the cu. ft freezer wanted Call 537- trailer. Separate bedroom, four cu. ft.. $75/mth. 653-4173. 'Q 4911 9 piece bath. Ideal live in. Good marketplace that has it all...The Classifieds! condition $7,000 obo. 537- MEXICO HOUSE and/or SMALL CEMENT mixer 1287. 10 apartment rental in Sayulita, wanted Call Don 537-9128. 9 40 mi. North of Puerto Vallarta Call 537-9933 to place your ad USUABLE HOUSES, barns, Beautiful beaches. Video sheds, removeable whole or WANTED 460 available on request. 537- easily removed. Usable 4634. 10 building materials. Will haul FAMILY WANT to purchase PRIVATE 2V2 ACRES. Western away for free. Call 537-4487. treed two acres or more with exposure Ocean front beach. 2 tin seaview and services available BR, 5 appliances, fireplace Driftwood Page A26 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, February 19, 1992

RRSP INFORMATION Canadian taxpayers get break with RRSPs Canadian taxpayers are getting a break in at least one direction this year — on their Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs). Described by financial planners as the most generous tax incentive in the world, RRSPs permit Canadians to defer income tax on the money they invest, up to allowable maximums. In the case of people who are not in a company pension plan, the ceiling for RRSP contributions made up to February 29, 1992 is $11,500 or 18 per cent of earned income — whichever is less. The sum invested can be deducted before income tax is calculated. The result is a smaller tax bill or, for those who pay tax via payroll deduction, a larger refund. RRSPs can be purchased through mutual fund or investment com­ panies, bank stock brokers, insurance companies or registered sales representatives. Canadians put more than $11 billion into mutual funds in 1990. The amount is expected to be even greater for 1991. The average contributor will find that their tax savings will represent Driftwood photo by Ian Noble anywhere between one-quarter and half of the amount they're invest­ ing. NEW FIRE TRUCK: Salt Spring Island's new fire truck arrived last week. And the old Ganges fire truck was sent to Fulford Hall, ousting the old Fulford truck into partial retirement Partial This year's maximum of $11,500 will be increased by $1,000 each because fire chief Les Wagg said a decision on its fate has not been made. year until 1995, when the maximum will be $15,500. Last year, the limit was $7,500. Revenue Canada mailed out notices to taxpayers who are enrolled in company pension plans, advising them of the allowable contribution they can make in a personal RRSP. YOUR ISLAND Is your Most Canadians entrust their RRSPs to an established financial tax bracket group, although self-administered plans are permissible. A growing number of Canadians — at least one in five taxpayers — keeping your invests in RRSPs as a retirement supplement to company or government TAX money pension plans. boxed in? The addition of an RRSP to existing pensions can ensure one of being in a very comfortable financial position at retirement time but SERVICE Call me today and find those dependent on government pension alone may be in difficult our how Investors can straits. help you save taxes. While many taxpayers make RRSP investments in January and FOR FAST, EFFICIENT, February so as to make the deadline for a 1991 tax benefit, financial CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE planners recommend making regular contributions, such as once a Bring your problems to our experts. Our staff is more than month or with every pay cheque. qualified to handle your personal and commercial tax The maximum ceilings are now so generous that few peoplen will be problems. Drop in or phone us today. able to take advantage of the tax benefit through a one-shot investment. By investing on a regular basis, one can increase their tax savings and enjoy an earlier return on their investment. YOUR TAX SERVICE LTD, Mutual funds continue to be the most popular vehicle and a variety No franchise fees - lower rates of funds are available to meet the individual needs. Locally owned and operated Call PATRICK BAINES School progress report 748-2141 754-8223 55 Trunk Rd.. Duncan V9L 2N7 fu Investors Group highlights CPA meeting WE RECYCLE Building futures since 1940. A progress report on the new date because school officials had a everybody's treasures in the Driftwood Classifieds! Gulf Islands secondary school will meeting with the architect earlier highlight the Community Planning this week. With its new technology, Association annual general meet­ the school will have a different ing agenda. meaning for the community, he The meeting takes place Wed­ added. Get the nesday, February 19 at Mahon Hall Election of officers and a "brief beginning at 7:30 p.m. business meeting will conclude the HOME TEAM Sid Wigen said the report agenda. presented by school superintendent Members of the public are wel­ ADVANTAGE Mike Marshall will be most up to come to attend. with an RRSR from RSP: 9.60% ISLAND SAVINGS Rates Subject to Change Without Notice Province of BC Coupons OUTSTANDING RATE! Fully Government-Guaranteed OUTSTANDING Flexible • Liquid • Worry-Free OPTIONS: Invest $11,000 today. • T-Bill term • Redeemable term Receive $43,000 in 14 Years! • Convertible term *other maturities available • Loans available For Information Call: OUTSTANDING STAFF! h 5 yr. rate - subject to change without notice CORNY O'CONNELL OR DOUG MANDERS: 537-2353 Duncan Salt Spring RBC 746-4171 537-5587 DOMINION SECURITIES PEMBERTON Mill Bay ISLAND Victoria r-nc=r-»i-«- • IKIII^HI IOC AA1/C Wednesday, February 19, 1992 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page A27

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Bowlers are reminded this is the a welcome to Braden Dragomir. last week to pick up the pledge Smurfs: Kara Huser 82; Katie sheets for the Heart and Stroke Down the Gutter Reynolds 73; Amanda Sykes 67; Bowlathon on February 23. Also Jim Severn 82; Braden Dragomir they must remember to come 70; Stephen Severn 46. before this Sunday and reserve a Thursday golf ladies: Dorothy 203,241,248/692; Rick Parsons Legion: Doug Sykes Pee Wees: Kimberly Sykes time for the lane. Armstrong 212,201,200/613; Lor­ 215; Dan Fraser 219,201. 231,261/670; Sharon Sykes 251; 114; Adam Milner 131; Jim Goldie raine Toller 217; Libby Noble 208; Wednesday night: Gerry Mar­ Chris Cormack 204/207; Randy 129; Ethan Becklake 105. Marj Cade 217; Kay Booth 202; Severn 256; Janet Severn 232; Bantams: Jennifer Keating 141; By PAULA BEDFORD leau 214; Deanna Marleau Driftwood Contributor Josie Aleksich 212. 243/613; Val Hughes 224,203/604; Carole Martins 225; Denise Jennie Walker 136; Erico Rico 132; Circus: Val Hughes Diane Little 201,226/602; Dora Graham 224,250; Roger (Cowboy) Mike Reynolds 141; Robert 202,242/604; Bob Kirkpatrick Reynolds 207; Anthony Barrett Chemenkoff 246/608. Heaton 129; Jan Svendsen 116. Top bowlers of the week were: 220,242/621; Walter Madson 247; 208; Deanna Kitchen 217; Dovene Young Bowlers Club had a new Juniors: Joshua Marshall 159; Tuesday morning: Joyce Ron Cunningham Steele 258,206/654. member join this week and extends Jonah Marshall 151. Taylor 202,232,218/653; Madelene Jory 212; Dick II- lingworth 247; Helmut Losch 213/214. Tuesday afternoon: Conrad Flebbe 219,272/642: Margaret Baker 256/632; Cy Sloan 201. FULL HOUSE Friday afternoon: Pearl Mo­ tion 235; Gene Graham 233,206; Dave McRoberts 206; Cliff Jory 203; Deke Noonan 203. FURNITURE Motorcycle race trials SALE set for March -/. Anything and Everything in the store is at Salt Spring motorcycle en­ '/P'l thusiast Kurt Irwin is expecting 60 savings of up to 50% off. Hurry! riders for check trials on Mount Bruce to be held March 15. Unfortunately for Irwin he will These Great Saie Prices Last 10 DAYS ONLY! not be competing in his own event. "I'd like to but I can't because I'm putting it on." Check trials are a slower type of SAVE UP TO 50% ON motorcycle racing than a motocross rL, -4 and not as popular, he told the ALL FURNITURE & BEDDING Driftwood. Riders guide their machines between markers and over stumps, logs and other 30 Days same as Cash to Approved Credit Customers obstacles. Penalties are given to riders who • FREE Bed Frame with the purchase of any put their foot down, stop, fall off or stall their motorcycles. "The guy matching Mattress and Boxspring with the lowest points wins," said Irwin. • FREE Fabric protection applied with the \Two or three "loops" of the course are completed by each purchase of any Occasional Chair entrant and some events impose a time limit, he said. • FREE Brass Floor Lamp with the purchase of Junior, intermediate, senior, and expert race categories will be con­ any Sofa Set tested. Irwin said races will start at 10 •PLUS Many More Surprise Specials! a.m. and will finish at 4 p.m. There is no charge for spectators. For more information, readers FEB. 19th through FEB. 29th can call Irwin at 537-9867. ALSO OPEN SUNDAY FEB. 23rd 10-4

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ISLANDS TRUST Galiano Island Trust Committee NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem their interest in property affected 5. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 92, cited as "Official by the following proposed bylaws will be afforded an opportunity to be heard on the Community Plan (Galiano Island and Area) Bylaw, 1973, Amendment Bylaw No. 5, matters contained therein at a Public Hearing to be held at the South End Community 1991", is a bylaw to amend Capital Regional District Bylaw No. 128 (the Galiano Hall, Sturdies Bay Road, Galiano Island, B.C., on Friday, February 28, 1992, Island Official Community Plan) by deleting the aforementioned portion from the commencing at 1:30 pm. Rural Residential (RR) Land Use Category and adding it to the Industrial (M) Land Use Category, as shown generally on the accompanying sketch. In general terms:

1. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 87, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment Bylaw No. 2, 1991", is a bylaw to amend Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 5 (the Galiano Island Zoning Bylaw) by altering the zoning designation of Lot 1, Plan 13999, District Lot 66, Galiano Island, Cowichan District, except that part in Plan 27235, by deleting the aforementioned parcel from the Rural 1 (R1) Zone and adding it to the Rural Residential (RR) Zone, as shown generally in the accompanying sketch.

L'.OO v¥/ C*l«t* from «uril 1 (Rl) ion* 5-c^J'Mu -o, Mr«l »«irt.r.»'.' •-*) top. 6. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 93, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment Bylaw No. 5, 1991", is a bylaw to amend Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 5 (the Galiano Island Zoning Bylaw) by altering the zoning designation of portions of Lot 1, Plan 33414, District Lot 26, Galiano Island, Cowichan District, by deleting the aforementioned portions from the Rural 1 (R1) Zone and adding it to the Commercial 2 (C2) Zone, as shown generally in the accompanying sketch.

2. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 88, cited as "Official Community Plan (Galiano Island and Area) Bylaw, 1973, Amendment Bylaw No. 3, 1991", is a bylaw to amend Capital Regional District Bylaw No. 128 (the Galiano Island Official Community Plan) by altering the land use category designation of Lot 1, Plan 13999, District Lot 66, Galiano Island, Cowichan District, except that part in Plan 27235, by deleting the aforementioned parcel from the Rural 1 (R1) Land Use Category and adding it to the Rural Residential (RR) Land Use Category, as shown generally in the accompanying sketch.

7. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 95, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment Bylaw No. 6, 1991", is a bylaw to amend Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 5 (the Galiano Island Zoning Bylaw) by altering the zoning designation of Portion 1 and Portion 2 of Parcel A (DD79148-I) of District Lot 83, Galiano Island, Cowichan District, except parts in Plans 13304, 24195 and 27287, by deleting the aforementioned Portion 1 from the Commercial 2 (C2) Zone arising from Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 22, cited as "Zoning By-law, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment By-law No. 3, 1981", and adding it to the Rural 2 (R2) Zone and by deleting the aforementioned Portion 2 from the Rural 2 (R2) Zone and adding it to the Commercial 2 (C2) Zone, as shown generally in the accompanying sketch.

from Rurtl 2 (R2) mni Commtrdll if I'.i) ion* 3. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 89, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment Bylaw No. 3, 1991", is a bylaw to PL*H entr amend Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 5 (the Galiano Island Zoning Bylaw) by altering the zoning designation of Lot 2, Plan 40875, District Lot 6, Galiano Island, Cowichan District, by deleting the aforementioned parcel from the Rural 1 (R1) Zone and adding it to the Commercial (C1) Zone, as shown generally in the accompanying sketch.

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8. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 97, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 1992", is a bylaw to amend Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 5 (the Galiano Island Zoning Bylaw) by altering the zoning designation of that portion of Parcel A (DD79148-1), District Lot 83, except parts in Plans 13304, 24195, and 27287, by deleting the aforementioned portion from the Commercial 2 (C2) Zone arising from Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 22, cited as "Zoning By-law, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment By-law No. 3, 1981", and adding it to the Commercial 2 (C2) Zone, as shown generally in the accompanying sketch. \ GALIANO

trier 4. Proposed Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 91, cited as "Zoning Bylaw, Galiano Island and Area, 1978, Amendment Bylaw No. 4, 1991", is a bylaw to amend Galiano Island Trust Committee Bylaw No. 5 (the Galiano Island Zoning Bylaw) by altering the zoning designation of a portion of Lot A, Plan 4139, District Lot rm$> L.83 6, Galiano Island, Cowichan District, by deleting the aforementioned portion from the —— fcUUtCT A«A Rural Residential (RR) Zone and adding it to the Industrial (M) Zone, as shown Otlit* from ComMrcU) )

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For the convenience of the public only, and not to satisfy Section 957(2)(v) of the Municipal Act, additional copies of the proposed bylaws may be inspected at the Post Office, Galiano Island.